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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11670, 1 February 1902, Page 1

EducationalART. MISS BLANCHE HALL gives Lessons in Wood-Carving, Chip and t l'.i&el. Drawing, Painting, Design and Pyrograoay. STRATHMORE. New Term begins February 6th. (gCHOOL FOR GIRLS, . STRATHMORE. SCHOOL RE-OPENS FEB. 6th. I Vacancies for Boarders. Pupils prepared for Science and Art subjects in connection with the Examinations of South Kensington; also for the School of Art Examinations, Christchurch. Over 100 Passes obtained since 1894. Ist and 2nd' Standards under Assistant Mistress. Needlework—Miss L. Revell. French— Miss Bushe. Music Miss Hall. Junior Music—Miss Gabites. MISS BLANCHE HALL will be At Home to see intending Pupils on and after Feb. Ist, 1902. MR WILLIAM GREENE WLL resume LESSONS at the Royal Arcade Studio' on THURSDAY, Feb. 13th. Tuition given in> Landscape, Still-life and Drawing, Painting and Modelling from life, and from the cast. Sketching Class once a week. The Saturday Class for Freehand and Model Drawing, Perspective and Geometry, will be continued. Terms at Wagstaff's and Radcliffe's. TIMARU HIGH SCHOOLTHE FIRST TERM in both Schools commences on THURSDAY, the 6th of February. New Pupils at both Schools on WEDNESDAY, the sth February, between 10 a.m. and Noon. SCHOOL FEES : Seniors (over 12 years of age), £4 6s 8d per term. Juniors (under 12 years of age), £3 13s 4dl per term. NOTE.—If paid on or before the 22nd of February a reduction of 20s on each fee will be made. For Copies of Prospectus apply at this Ol'~ce. J. H. BAMFIELD, Secretary. Education Office, Timaru, 24th of January, 1908. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by recent Testimonials, will be received up to the 11th Feb. from Certificated Teachers qualified to fill the following positions : WINCHESTER Headmaster, salary at present average £2OO, with residenes * BURKES PASS—SoIe Teacher (Male preferred), 'salary £145 and resiOTAIO—SoIe Teacher, salary £ll4 and residence PLEASANT' POlNT—Assistant, sal-

ary £BO. Forms of application—without- which no application can be admitted—to be obtained at this Office. J. H. BAMFIELD, Secretary. Tenders —/ TO LET BY TENDER, for a term of years, the Hook Farm, consisting of 236 ACRES of splendid Dairying Land, adjoining the Hook Railway Station; 100 •Acres can be let, separately. Tenders close 25th February, 1902. For further particulars apply, MRS J. MERRY, Hook. TENDERS wanted for STOOKING and FORKING 200 Acres Oats and Wheat on the Kohika Settlement, on Sections 1 and 3. Tenders close at NOON on SATURDAY, Bth February. For further particulars apply, THQS. GREENALL, Hunter, Makikilii. TENDERS. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited for the following Works : Contract No. 6—Lowering Rhodes Street. Contract No. 7—Reforming portion of Stafford Street. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Town Clerk's Office, where Tenders must be deposited on or before jn'OON on FRIDAY, 14th February, 1902. Lowest ov any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. ARCHER, A.M.1.C.E., Boro. Engineer. January 31st, 1902. Btismtj»s Notices. LAWES' SHEEP DIPS, POWDER AND FLUID. THESE preparations are now being used on all the largest Flocks in New Zealand, being unequalled in p-'ice and quality. LAWES' CHEMICAL COMPANY. C. H. VERITY, Agent, South Canterbury. Stores at John Mee's. Britain's Best Bicycle, RTJUSE - WHITWORTH FREE WHEEL AND RIM BRAIIES, All complete. EASY" TERMS. CALL Am INSPECT At C- "W. Wnrol *5 Co's Show Rooms.