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C HRIST'S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. SOMES SCHOLARSHIP. A N election to a Scholarship on the i T s foundation is appointed to take place on luesday, March 25, ISG2. The value of the scholarship is £50 per annnm, tor three years, subject to a deduction of i'lO for any year in which the annual examination of the scholars shall not have been passed satisfactorily ; It is open to all members of the Church of l„fi»----laud above 15 and under 1!) years of age iircfer- • ence being juven in the event of equality to any . candidate who may be of tho kindred of the' foundress Mrs. Maria Somes, or of her late husband, Mr. Joseph Somes. Applications, accompanied by certificates of age and of good moral character, and (in case of tounder's kin) by satisfactory proof of consanguinity, must be sent to the undersigned on or before Wednesday, the 19th of March, at t) a,m. at which time tho examination will commence. Camhdates will be examined in the following ; subjects especially : — : Creek Testament, (the Acts of the Apostles) Herodotus; Book j, chapters containing the Life of Croesus: , Homer, Iliad, Book in : ' Viryil; Bucolics, and First Georgic : Second Book of Livy : ; History of England, Period of the Reformation, Four Books of Euclid : Arithmetic, Algebra: Physical Geography, and French. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the undersigned. . HENRY JACOBS, Sub-warden. Christ's College, Dec. 23, 18GI MESSRsHIAJCiT^^ auctioneers, land, estate, house, stock, and genebalcommision agents, ACCOUNTANTS, AND VALUEP.S, Stone Buildings, Gloucester Street, Christchurch Office hours from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. L'ANGIORA. DAIRY FARM, HOMESTEAD, AND BUSH. TLTESSI.S. LUCK & CLARK Lave JJJL received instructions to Sell by private treaty. FORTY ACKES OF VERY SUFEMOK LAND, including five acres of excellent bush. The Land is situated on the high road, completely fenced, well -watered, aud laid down with English grass. The House contains eleven rooms, and the garden is well sheltered and stocked with fruit trees. The out-buildings are new, and comprise granary, stock-yard, largo milking shed, stable, piggeries, &c. This property is worth tbe attention of capitalists seeking an investment, and to dairy farmers and breeders of stock the section would be invaluable. This estate will be let on lease, with a purchasing clause, at a moderate price. Apply at the Offices, Gloucester Street, Christchurch, or to RICKMAN BROTHERS, Kaiapoi. WONDERFUL ! !~! THE EXHIBITION OF 18G2, TO BK SEEN AT AYEES'S, THE 01HG1XAL TOBACCO SHOP, "If you don't believe it, go and see." TOBACCO! TOBACCO!! GREAT REDUCTION in the price of TOBACCO cut by the patent machine daily at work, at PROFESSOR AVERS. N.B.—P. A. begs to call the attention of his customers, and the public in general to a very large assortment of tobacco and pipes, which he has lately imported. NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!! TO THE INHABITANTS OF KAIAPOI. J3EOFESSOES AVERS & HOOPER , A beg to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapoi, and its vicinity, that they have taken a sbop, adjoining the Northern Hotel, which will be opened every Thursday, from 10 o'clock a.m., till 6 p.m., (commencing on Thursday, February 6th,) as a Hair-Cutting and Perfumery Establishment, and trust, by punctual attendance, to be li berally su] iported. A fresh supply of noted machine cut tobacco, and a general assortment of pipes and pouches ( always on sale, THE LOVERS OF MILD SMOKINO AUK t( INFORMED THAT n PROFESSOR AVERS J HAS JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT a J or 47 Dozen Briar Root Pipe 3, ALL SIZES. |