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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2906, 16 January 1884, Page 4

' - " • Pnblibation. * THE MKRCANTILE AND BANK- ! '.f BUPTCY GAZETIB OF NEW ZEALAND. The Proprietoy of the -MiJiiAi-NTiLK Axr> BAKKlkrri'Tci' GAZKTTE ■OF NKW ZHAI.ANU ia9 much pleasure m nimoutieing to S\ib icribei's and'tho public generally that tlio 3nbscription to the Gazette is now reduced to TWO GUINEAS per anmin< si's- from the , Ist January, 188 i. He is enubled fcj make this intimation m consequence oi" the liichly a\K > oin'agii>g, increasp m circulation wliicli- : continues to attend each issue uf what lias proved to be a. uiost valuable business-. publication, and because of the ecouoiuij reforms introduced by the Chattels Securities j Amendment Act 1883. ;* Tito Gazuttk has now entered its NI NTH year 'of- existence ; and, encouraged by its past success, the Proprietor begs to nature- his ( numerous Subscribers throughout the colony . that neither labor nor expense wiil be spared ) m sustaining its present deserred reputation, us the most useful and reliable circular of its kind m New Zealand. , The Half-yearly Ixdkx will m future lie j issued separately, ut nn extra charge of Five Snir.i,TXG3-per annum. ( jfoTi:. — Subscription, wirh Index, t'2 7s per annum : without Index, i>2 2s per annum— Payabi.i: is Adyanck. , Pei-sons desirous of subseriliiug to the Gazuttk from the Ist Jauunrv, iSBi, will pleuso send their unities and addresses to the Agent for Thnaru. T. G. CORK. Head OCice, Duncdiu — R. X. Whemlek, lft>, 8, Stafford street, Dunedin. : ~ 12-23 7815 1884. NOW PUBLISHEDTHE CANTERBURY AND OTAGO ALMANAC For 1884 (Ninth Year of PublicuUiiu). mHE CANTERBURY A>iD OTAGO _L ALMANAC Is now so well established as the BEST AND MOST POPULAR SHILLING ALMANAC PUBLISHED IN THE COLONY, that it is with much pleasure we place before the public ; The Volume for 1884, WHK-U INCLVDIM A USEFUL DIARY FOR THE EXSVIXGYEAR. Neither , trouble nor expense has been spared to make this Almanac RKPLETE WITH USEFUL INFORMATION, and, where possible, the Tables of Statistics have been COMPLETED to the 30th NOVEMBER. PIIICE ONE SHILLING-. To be obtained from Messr.i P. W. Hutlon and Co., -T. Wagstaff, H. A. Teniperton, G. Small, T. Collins, G. Pearson, Keraohan, MeOahon and Co., ,T. Hook, and J. Rowbothain, Timaru ; Point, I. Morris ;. Fairlie Creek, Morris nud Gall ; Wnimate,' Manchester Bros, and Goldsmith, Qa!coyiie ; Geraldine, K.Morrison, N. Dunlop; Teniuka, J. Brown, Siegert and Fauvel ; and all the principal Booksellers m Canterbury uhd Otago. ■ Scholaatio. South' canterbury grammar school, CORNER OF GEORGE STREET AND BARNARD STREET, TIM ART. Th" Master of the above School will be slatl to receive New Pupils on Monduj, January 21st. , ■ School ,will open ou Tuesday, January 22nd, 188*. 1-17873 A. BUECIUjER, Ph.D. . MISS F O» B E S", Assisted by an oflioiimt Resident Governess and the following Visiting Ttincliero, will RESUME HER SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, OKMONDAY, JANUARY. 2pw, 1881. ; English m all its Branches, with Literature — Miss Foubes. French and French Literature — Miss A. Fobbes, resident thren Tears m France. Latin and Mathematics — Vitiiting Master. Class Singing — T. F. Goocn, Esq., Organist, St. Mary's. , i ■ , Piano — Miss A. Fohbbs anil Masters. Drawing — Freehand, itljfs Fobbed ; Crayon, Mn farmm ; Wittur-color, Mks Ostlbk. . Dancing avid Deportincnl— Meb ObTLEb. Day, Weekly, und Yearly Bourd^i-s. Young Ladies may attend for one or more Special Subjects. , Advanced Pupils, Full Course, including Class Singing, 10 guineas.; Beginners, (J guineas ; Beginners, Musii!,, 6 guineus. . , \ Kcfcreei — FBOiß&aois, JJr.ACK, Dnnedin University; W. S, FirzpKUMjj.Esq., Principal, Normal School, UuneUiii ; W. Malcolm, Principal, 1 Normal School, Christehurcli. Local Referees, Parents and others — E. WaKKFIEM), Esq. ; W. J. (STEWABD, Esik, ,iI.H.R., Wuimutc ; Boy. W. GlUIEtt; Rev. G. FobtjsK; Rev. G. Barclay; C. R. BiuiW, Eikj. ; A. Burnett, Esq., Mount Cook Station ; J. Qkanokh, Esq. All Communications up to Junuary 22ud, addressed "C'ui-e P. W. Huttou and Co., Booksellers," will bo carefully attended to. 12-20 7739 WANTED 'KNOWN. ■'■ THE IITTJ&e" IHJST - PAW has a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of GOODS suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, Including a nicii sample of MAJOLICA WARE. These have just been opened out, nnd uro v.orth inspection' Also, Fancy Ornuinonts, Voaes and Fancy Cups and Saiici>i-i-, Come nnd look at . OUR, Is TAIWIiB., Wliich has just been re-arro,ngcd, and U replete with a ranrvollous iissortinont of Goods, Toys and Fancy Articles, fully 50 per cent lower tljaivunual )>rioes, I<j allow uf every CJtild getting a ChristmoH PniMint. Our . : 6d TABLE 6d TAIItE If idso Loaded witli Suitablu Toys; 4c.,, for both' Girle and Boy a" : \ Wo shall alsb show our Chriiitmae Toys, ' ' BUY YOUR TOYS AT, ■■-.'■ Thiy Little D^et-PaU. ' An ImjikssS' VAitiiTy l 'to' pjioojjii Fitoi, . 12-21 774ti ' ■-:•.■■ -li -.- ■• .'■ "