A “GALLOWS BALL" IN VIRGINIA.

A singular festivity took place in Nesv Kent, Virginia, the other day. It was termed a “ gallows ball,” and its occa sion was the execution of two negroes, Patrick Smith and Julius Christian,, for murder. The hanging attracted hun dreds from every part of the country, and the negroes, who came in large numbers clothed in holiday attire, made a “gala day” of it. In the evening they determined to have a ball in a large barn. The band consisted of four banjo players and one fiddler; At mid night the orchestra struck up “ The Mississippi Lawyer,” and the dancing began. It was carried on with great spirit until about two o’clock in the morning, when an old Vondow negress suddenly appeared in the middle of the scene, holding in her hand a large bundle tied up in a red handkerchief. The music at once stopped, and after certain incantations the old woman in formed the assemblage that she had the ropes with which the men were hanged, and that after she had touched any bit, that piece would secure the possessor against the evil designs of any person who touched them or poisoned them. She then cut up the ropes in small bits, over which she sprinkled something from an old jug, and sold each bit for fifty cents. There was such a demand for these pieces of rope that a fight was the consequence, and those who could not get a piece “acted like fiends,” begging for a thread only. The old woman told them nothing else would effect the charm except small particles of the clothing in which the men were buried. A rush thereupon took place to the grave under the gallows for the purpose of disinterring the bodies and bringing back the clothes. The large party;who undertook this task soon, however, returned in horror to the ball room, declaring that they had seen the two men who were hanged walking about in their graves. It was subse quently ascertained that the visit of the dancers to the grave had frightened off two men who had come to dig up the bodies for the doctors. Notwithstand ing these drawbacks the ball was a great success, the old negress announcing that all who danced at the “gallows ball” would be able to dance so long as they lived, no matter if they lived to be ninety-one.

NOTES AND NEWS.

It was great condescension on the part of the Pope to say to an English lady, when she asked his prayers for u the :; conversion from protestantism of of her sister, so that they may be together in heaven, “ Daughter, those who love God will not be separated in ■ tlie'next world.” 1' ■ - ’

Thefßelgians will next year celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their existence as an independent kingdom. have been voted by the Chamber of Deputies to build a suitable festival hall, in which a grand banquet will take place. The hall will afterwards be come a permanent museum of art and industry.

Recently a London dressmaker had her lover arrested for stealing back his love gifts to her. They had quarrelled, but he succeded in establishing a hollow peace, and invited her into a jeweller’s shop, where he pretended to buy her a chain for the watch he had given her, getting the watch to see how the chain would look. He pocketed the watch, and also a ring keeper he had diddled out of her in the same way. The Magistrate, however, discharged the prisoner, who said the trick he had played was. his only means of getting back the presents. Prince Bismarck wonders at the Socialism, yet two hundred and eight young men were recently fined i2oo marks each at Muihouse for not presenting themselves for the conscription. One hundred and twenty more Com munists have been granted a free par don. Lieut. Zubowitz, a Hungarian officer, distinguished himself at Szegedin during the recent floods, and rescued with his own hands, at great risk, a dozen people from the floods and falling houses. One of the most extraordinary whirl winds ever known has passed over a place called Piwniczna on the Gallician- Hungarian frontier. Roofs were lifted bodily off and whirled half a mile away, and beams were carried like straw be fore the blast. Nearly 12,000 of the Parisian lottery prizes are still unclaimed. While a travelling menagerie was holding it§ exhibitions for a few days at Le Mans (Sarthe), a lion escaped from its cage by the negligence of an attendant. The animal paced about quietly, but created great alarm. The proprietor threw the lion a large supply of raw meat with which the beast gorged itsgtf, and then walked quietly back to its cage and,fell asleep. The municipal authorities of the place were so frightened that they ordered the mena gerie to be removed from the town without delay.

The Pope is making great reductions in his personal household. His own dinner ’ consists of a soup and one plat. Pie therefore objects to keep up an enormous kitchen where nothing is cooked. Requiring little personal service himself, he has reduced his retainers to one-third of their former number. . ,■

THE ASWtiUHTOfc HERALD,

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Auction gales, Messrs, a gland, Campbell & GO., have received instructions to sell the GOOD-WILL OF LEASE OF 260 acres 260 OF LAND AT WINCHMORE, With House and Stable thereon. Full particulars at our offices. ACLAND, CAMPBELL, & Co., 1014 Auctioneers. Tenders. PLOUGHING AND FENCING. nnENDERS are invited for DOUBLE I • SOD FENCING round portions of the Plantation Reserves near Chertsey, Dromore, Wakanui, Tinwald, and Winder mere. Also, for PLOUGHING 30 acres at each of the places named. Further particulars may be obtained at the County Council Office, and tenders must be left there by noon on WEDNES DAY, the 18th. EDWARD G. WRIGHT, 1015 (For the Plantation Board). ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. North Ashburton River Bridge, near Mount Somers Road Crossing. FRESH TENDERS are invited for Bridge reduced to GOO feet in length, and spans to be 20 feet. Plan and specifi cation can be seen at Council offices, Moore-street, Ashburton, and Tenders addressed to the Chairman, with a deposit equal to five per cent of the amount of tender, to be lodged not later than 10 a.m., Wednesday, 2nd July next. By order. Wm. BAXTER, Ashburton, County Engineer. June 14th, 1879. 1018 Public Notice.



ASHBURTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ■'VT'OTICE is hereby given that at a l\ Special Meeting of the Ashburton Borough Council, held on Tuesday, the 27th day of May, 1879, the following re solution was adopted “ That under and in pursuance of the provisions and powers contained in part X of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1876, and other provisions and powers contained in the said Act, the Ashburton Borough Council do borrow and take up at interest on the security or credit of a rate of one shilling in the pound, authorised to be made and levied by the said Council, under section 112 of the said Municipal Corpora tions Act, 1876, the sum of fifteen thou sand pounds, to be expended as follows : Seven thousand pounds (£7000) in supple menting the sum of Five thousand pounds (£5000) received Irom the County Council of Ashburton for the purpose of paying, satisfying, and defraying the cost, charges, and expenses of making, erecting and pro viding a system of water supply for the Borough of Ashburton, and for the pur pose of purchasing, or paying for any land which may be required for intakes, reser voirs, or otherwise in connection with the said undertaking or work, or which may be thereby injuriously affected ; and for the pui’pose of laying down pipes, erecting floodgates, and all other necessary works connected with such water supply, the balance of the said sum of fifteen thousand pounds, to wit—Eight thousand pounds (£8000), for the purpose of defraying all outlay incurred in and expenses of, and incidental to the construction, and erection of all buildings, erections, constructions, protective works, pipes, gutters, channels, sewers, drains, bridges, crossings, and all other works, and operations necessary, and requisite for providing underground and surface drainage for the said Borough. That for the purpose of securing the repayment of the said sum of fifteen thousand pounds (£15,000), together with interest thereon, the said Council do issue seven hundred and fifty debentures for twenty pounds (£2O) each in the form contained in the ninth schedule of Municipal Corporations Act, 1876, or to the effect thereof to the person or persons by or on behalf of whom such sum or por tion or part thereof be advanced. ■ ‘ That the said principal sum of fifteen thousand pounds (£15,000) be borrowed for a term or period of ten (10) years, from the making of such debentures and that the rate of interest to be named therein ormade payable bysuch debentures be at the rate of six pounds ten shillings (£6 10s) per centum per annum, and pay able half yearly, and that coupons for each sum so payable in the form in the tenth schedule to the said Act of 1876, or to the effect thereof, be attached to such deben tures for payment of such interest. That such debentures be forthwith issued under the seal of this said Council, and offered for sale by the Bank of New Zealand as agents for the said Council in London or New Zealand.” Notice is hereby giveu that a Special Meeting will be held on MONDAY, the 30th day of June next, at 6.30 p.m., for the purpose of confirming the above resolu tion. By order, CHARLES BRADDELL, Town Clerk, Borough Council Office, Ashburton, May 30th, 1879, 946 ASHBURTON ROAD DISTRICTS. ASSESSMENT COURT, 1879. ■'\TOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance jLM of the provisions of the Rating Act, 1876, that Assessm en b Courts will be held by meat the places undermentioned, andafc the times hereinafter specified, for the purpose of hearing and determining all objections to the respective Valuation Lists of the various Road Dis tricts within the County of Ashburton for the now current year, when all clerks, valuators, and others duly appointed on boha'f of the local bodies— are requested to attend the sittings of the said Courts : Mount Hutt Road District. Monday, June 10, at 12 o’clock, at the Road Board Office, Mount Hutt. F. GUINNESS, Judge. 956 May 31, 1879



Amusements, TOWN HALL. Lessees and Managers Hiscocks, Hayman, and Co. Business Manager ... Geo. Lingard. JUNE iS AND 19. The Idols of Two Continents, PROFESSOR S. S. and CLARA BALDWIN, EXPOSERS OF SPIRITUALISM, In their Original and EXTRAORDINARY LIGHT SEANCE, Performing by Human Agency all the Mar vellous, Physical and Mental Tests of the Most Celebrated Spirit Mediums. Endorsed by upwards of 1,000 prominent Divines, Editors, Literati, and Notables, as being the Most Crushing Blow yet aimed against the performances of Mediums, being all the more overwhelming in that the Banner of Light the leading Spiritualistic _ paper (U.S.A.), claims that Professor Baldwin is a Medium. jJLARA JgALDWIN’S RENOWNED SPIRIT SEANCE MATERIALISATION. Ths Melbourne Argus says:—“ You' can actually see and recognise the faces and forms of the dead as they appear in a bright light on the open stage during Clara Baldwin’s spirit xride reception.” Doors open 7.30 ; commence 8 sharp. Ad mission, 35., 25., is. 957 W. C. CONKLING, Agent. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON CERT IN THE TEMPLAR HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25TH, 1879 An Entertainment will be given on the above date in aid of the WESLEYAN CHURCH BUILDING FUND. ■ GLEES, PART SONGS, DUETS, AND SOLOS. Admission, Is 6d. 1 Tickets can be obtained from Messrs. Jones, Aitlen, Weeks, Orr, Ashwood, Andrews, and others. 994 Public Notices. , NORTH ASHBURTON AND LOWER ASHBURTON ROAD DISTRICTS CONSTITUTED. [l.s] Hercules Robinson, Governor. A PROCLAMATION. BY virtue of the powers vested in me by the seventh section of the Ordin ance of the Province of Canterbury, in tituled “ The Canterbury Roads Ordin ance, 1872,” and of the powers vested in me by “ The Abolition of Provinces Act, 1875,” and “The Canterbury Roads Or dinance Amendment Act, 1877,” I Her cules George Robert Robinson, the Gover nor of the Colony of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that, from and after the date lureof, the portion of the Lower Ashburton Road District des cribed in the First Schedule hereto shall he severed from the said road district, and shall be and is hereby constituted a new district under the name of the “North Ashburton Road District,” and that the remaining portion of the said Lower Ash burton Road District described in the Second Schedule hereto shall be deemed to be a new district under the name of the “ Lower Ashburton Road District.”



FIRST SCHEDULE. Description of the North Ashburton Road District. The North Ashburton Road District comprises all that portion of the Provincial District of Canterbury, bounded towards the North-east by the South Rakaia Road District; towards the North-west by the Great Southern Railway and by the Town of Ashburton ; towards the South-west by a line running along the Middle of the Ashburton River ; and toward the South east by the South Pacific Ocean ; as the same is delineated on the plan deposited in the Survey Office, Christchurch. SECOND SCHEDULE. Description, of the Lower Ashburton Road District. The' Lower Ashburton Road District comprises all that portion of the Provin cial District of Canterbury bounded to wards the North-east by a line running along the middle of the Ashburton River; towards the North-west by the Great Southern Railway; towards the South west by the Rangitata River ; and towards the South-east by the South Pacific Ocean ; as the same is delineated on the plans deposited in the Survey Office, Christchurch. Given under the hand of His Excel lency Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, _ Governor and Com mander-in-Chief in and over Hop Majesty’s Colony ,of New Zealand and its Dependencies, and Vice-Admiral of the same ; and issued under the Seal of the said Colony, at the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-ninth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine. G. S. WHITMORE. God Save the Queen. ; 1001 SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. WE HEREBY give notice that we in intend, at the. Council’s sitting on the 2nd July, to apply for a license to kill small and large cattle on R. S. 2(5598. ROBERTS & WINTER. Selma, June 9, 1879, 990 ESTATE _ OI r FrPrLEBRiTON ALL Claims against the above Estate must be .sent in to the undersigned by TUESDAY, 17th June, otherwise they will -not be recognised. A. 0. AITKEN, Trustee. Ashburton, June 10th, 1879. 992



Auction ESaias. MONDAY- JUNE i6th, At 11 o’clock. ME. ALFRED HARRISON has re ceived instructions from Robert Macfarlane, Esq., of Burnett Street (be hind the English Church), to oiler for sale by public auction, on the premises, the greater part of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, On the above date, comprising— -IYERV HANDSOME -f TRICHORD PIANO, ± By Aucher & Sons, Paris (To be on view any day between 4 and 5 o’clock, p.m.) -ALSO Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Chest Drawers, Dining Tables, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Arm Chairs, Bookcase, Sofa, Cheffoniers, Whatnot, Washing Machine, Perambulator, Dining Service, Kitchen Utensils, Etc., Etc., Etc. Sale at 11 o’clock. ALFRED HARRISON, 997 Auctioneer. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. WEDNESDAY, ißth JUNE, At i o’clock. ALFRED HARRISON has received in structions to sell by Public Auction at Waterton, on the above date, — 1 Horse Power, with intermediate motion 1 Single Furrow Plough I Double Furrow Plough 1 Set (4 leaves) Iron Harrows 1 Movable Hut 1 Spring Cart 1 Harvest Frame for dray 1 Roadmaker’s Scoop And a Quantity of Wheat Oats Barley and X i. Flour. - ■ ;■ :J \ Sale at 1 o’clock, A TWA TER TON, , WEDNESDAY, JUNE ißth. Extra stock may be entered up to day of sale with Mr. H. Hudson, Watei ton. ALFRED HARRISON, 1002 Auctioneer. Public Notices.



TAILORING,; AT MOST REASONABLE RATES, TO MEET tv, ■ ' . THE TIMES. [' j W. L E E (Formerly Tailor to G. Fletcher, of Christ church ), BEGS to announce to the Gentlemen of the County of Ashburton that he has commenced the business of Tailoring and Habit Maker, in all its branches, and can guarantee a Good Fit and Superior Workmanship in all orders entrusted to him. Gentlemen’s materials supplied made up in the best style, on the shortest notice. Clothes cleaned and repaired, and made to look equal to new. ALL ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE | LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES FOR CASH. Address— i W. LEE, ; TAILOR, &c. j Havelock Street, Ashburton. at Hooper, Aitken & Co. ’s. 1012



a BEAT s ALE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, AT THE TRIANGLE, ASHBURTON, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Early purchasers will have the opportunity of making good selections. 1008 GABITES & PLANTE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. HM. JONES begs to inform his , friends and the public generally, that after the 24th inst. he will be found at his ' NEW PREMISES, BARING SQUARE (Next Post Office). Stationery, Books, Toys, Fancy Goods, Music, &c. . 397 i ~ . , ;• *- Envelopes, notepaper, en velopes, NOTEPAPER.—The cheapest ever offered in Ashburton, at the Herald Office, Wholesale Stationery Depot, Saunders’ Buildings. 55 WANTED KNOWN, that Envelopes and Notepaper can be obtained, wholesale or retail, at unusually low rates at the “Herald” Office, East-street North. • " G4B



Auction Sales, . BULLOCK AND CO., AGENTS FOR THE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY of ? NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL ... ... , ... ... £1,000,000. Insurances effected at the lowest current rates on all kinds of Buildings, Threshing Machines, Crops Growing and in Stack. J. DRUMMOND McPHERSON, Manager, Christchurch. I TO RUNHOLDERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. rjpHE Undersigned have on Sale: — Fencing Wire No. 6 to 10. Standards and Stakes. Seeds — • U. > White Clover Red Clover Cow Grass Alsike . ; Trefoil Lucerne, &c., &c. ; 1 \ Rye Grass Seed " i '‘ \ Coal and Firewood ! 1 Station Stores of Every! Description. • •; • We are prepared to allow a very liberal discount for cash. 1 \ BULLOCK AND CO., Hi East Street.- ■ •



Business Notice. Properties for sale and] , T O LE T. j BY , Messrs. Poyntz Sc Co., ASHBURTON. FORSALE. 800 Acres Unimproved Land, near Chert sey. i' 150 Acres,; three miles from Ashburtoiq 70 acres in English Grass. | • j 150 Acres at Longt)each; Good House and Outbuildings. 10 Acres hear Wakaririi Township ; good stand for a Blacksmith. ■ > ’ ' in South Rakaia Township. The Central Temperance Hotel, Baring Square, Ashburton. ; ! - • TO LET. 40 Acres of Good Land, two miles from Tinwald. ■ T j 350 Acres Good Land, Coldstream Run, Rangitata—purchasing clause. Several Houses in Ashburton, various sizes. A House arid Shop in East Street. A House and Shop in the Triangle. A House, Shop, and Bakery, in the Tri angle. - ; j A House and Shop in Burnett Street. ALSO, — r ; SEVERAL HOUSES IN ASHBURTON FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS. : Apply ; • POYNTZ & CO., ' .UTU East Street, 928 s Ashburton. Public Notices. tar IN BANKRUPTCY. WEEKS & DIXON have on Sale at their Office, East Street North, — BANKRUPTCY ACTS, PROOFS OF DEBT FORMS, FORMS OF AFFIDAVIT, Also,. — FORMS of TO LET and FOR SALE. BIBLES, Prayers, and Church Services, Hymnals for various churches.—H. M. JONES, Stationer, Baring Square. 473 b DIARIES. —A Few Commercial and Scribbling Diaries on Sale, Cheap, at the “ Herald ” Stationery Depot, East Street North, near Railway Station. SEWING Machines and other Requi sites. H. M. JONES, Stationer, Etc., Baring Square. 47.3 e WANTED KNOWN—That the cheap est said neatest CARDS may be* had at the ASHBURTON HERALD OFFICE East Street North.



Bookggllers. &c. IA NEW BUSINESS. J . Y. W~A RD, ; I BOOKSELLER, COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONER, HAS much pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of the Borough of Ashbur ton and County, that he COMMENCED BUSINESS ON SATURDAY MARCH i, 1879, in Messrs. Saunders Bros.’ Buildings; EAST STREET, NORTH, . With A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Professional Stationery, Commmercial Stationery, Household Stationery, Fancy Stationery, &c., &c., &c. LITERATURE— (In Assorted Bindings) COMPRISING ALL THE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS Also, — PRESENTATION BOOKS. SCHOOL REQUISITES IN STOCK. Colonial, English, and Foreign Papers and Magazines supplied to order. WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESKS, and OTHER FANCY GOODS, AT REASONABLE PRICES. Hamilton’s Library Books on Deferred Payment. , . . . ■ .1' the address — J. Y. W A R D, East Street North ': (Saunders Bros.’ New Buildings), f • . ASHBURTON. ; ‘ 440 !i yV/ '- Business Notices. r , E W JND U S TRY. COFFEE, Pure and Fresh Ground Daily at ORR & CO.’S. 953



A USEFUL NOVELTY. M OST F AVORABLE . OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY. .'YTf O v ' H V ILr^V, : ,i.r.rl vj. F, ■ - OQc giT OTTICf : f ,cco t 3 i. rr. 'Z'-iH i.rrriil - w rr„ , • ' r ' i • 'CJ ! ■ : 1 ! n '' ’ - ' ’ sl! y c * ‘ -* £>• . ■' r,‘i ■ ; ji) i Ji'xu- W Ph DISCOUNT of SEVEN AND A HALF Per. Cent, will be allowed to all V CA Sir C U ST O M E;R,S Friedlander Bros., T:j / :iu V EAST STREET/' 828



GEORGE LADBROOK, (Near the Station, Winslow), : ] V); \\ ( ) i, \ \ V... *■s. %\ V'- HAS in Stock a Good Supply of Gene ral Stores, which he can supply Wholesale and Retail at the lowest current rates. Public Notices. NOTICE. ESTATE OF F. DOHERTY. A LL Accounts due to the above estate J\_ must be paid forthwith to Mr. Doherty, or they will be sued for without, further notice. By order of the Trustees, , D. CARO. ; ; 927 W. BROWNE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. BY Deed of Assignment, dated 21st day of May, 1879, filed in the Supreme Court of New Zealand on 22nd May, 1879, and assented to by the Creditors in Meeting held at Christchurch on 10th of June, 1879, the partnership existing be tween Messrs. SANDO & OLSEN. is hereby dissolved. Dated June 11, 1879. (Signed) j KNUD SANDO. JOHN OLSEN. 1 995



Badness Notifies. /*' C. PERCY CGX> • a ; T AND AND ESTATE AGENT ANE-I -L/ VALUATOR, <. .<: .* • ASH B U R T O N. TO LET OR SELL— -6SO Acres first-class land (limestone) witl£ good house, large stables, woplshed; sheep-yards, granaries, etc., etc:, [com-i ‘ plete ; very convenient. vi ‘620 Acres reserve, first-class i land, parifc sub-let, sufficient to cover the whole ot Government rent, etc., leaving of 200 acres rent free for 2 years. , Lovt price wanted for goodwill of lease, ojj , would be let .to a suitable tenant. 2,500 Acres ring-fenced, to be let in onej' block for grazing, or in blocks to - suit} purchasers for cropping, with or withf out purchasing clause. , Town and Suburban Sections sell or le# in Ashburton and Hindhope. ' ’,, ; ; ; MONEY TO LEND , ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITY, ■ ■ V Agent for ;.o ,Tv Union Insurance COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. 71# Tailors. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. f S. STOKES, TAILOR AND C L OTHIEP» t , BEGS to feniind his friends And tl.&) public that he has removed his bus ; £t ness to new shop' near Baldwin’s " Centr; */ Hotel, Wakanui Road, and would takfr this opportunity of acknowledging ths very, liberal support accorded to'him herey tefore, -and solicits, a continuance c4‘ patronage at his new shop—Wakanvp Road, near Baldwin’s Central Hotel. S. STOKES;.. TAILOR AND CLOTHIER. 79 j Bootmakers. PUBLIC NOTICE. BOOTS! BOOTS! T. CHAMBERS -HILE THANKING the public Ashburton and surrour ding disV tricts for past favors, begs to inf. rn ther i, that he has received, and to arrive-, at place of business, East-street, a ■WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S, AND- CHILjf DREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES Of all descriptions. : - T. C. also calls special attentu 1 to tht Measure Department, and invites thi gentlemen of Ashburton to inspect tl i superior .class of Sewn Boots and Shoi| he is now making. i t . . Riding Boots, Shooting Boots, Walking Boots and Shoes, Cricketing Boots an£ Shoes, and Running Shoes. 1 WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED. ’. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED^ T. CHAMBERS, PROSPECT BUILDINGS, Next to Montgomery’s, East-street. f



M. NEALAS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, AND IMPORTER, : AS now on sale a Splendid Assortmer of BOOTS and SHOES for. Winter;* which are of the Best Quality, and will hi, Sold at very reasonable prices. I Note the address— ; .V ‘ :M : .‘NEALA : ; : t NEXT, TO - MESSRS. ORR & CO.’S, . -EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. :4‘ Educational. MUSIf TU ITT O N,; VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. Terms, per Quarter or per Lesson, on appl|» cation to the Principal , SUPERIOR LADIES’ BOARDING ANifr V /, ! v . DAY school; ) Oxford-Villa, Burnett St:;;Ashburton; 1; - - Conducted by Miss Steane. , ’' Private ■ Les Sons in French, German, an t, Latin, twice weekly ; Music, and Drawing i Various Styles. i Preparatory School for Boys. Inclusive Terms. - j : SCHOOL Books, Bags, Etc.—H. ]V.|- JONES, Stationer, „ Etc., BarirJ Square. 473 SCHOOL Requisites and Artist Mato, rials. H. M. JONES, 1 Stationer; Baring Square. ' ' ‘ ’ 478 V