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Edscational. TJOABD OF EDUCATION PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIPS. The Board of Education hereby give notice, that on the dates hereinafter fixed Pnblic Examinations will be held by Examiners appointed by the Board, of Candidates desirous of competing for the Scholarships mentioned below, under the following regulations :— The Scholarships to be ten in number each to be of the value of £40 per annum, tenable for two years, provided funds for that purpose be voted by the Provincial Council. (a.) Two of these scholarships will be open to all boys whose age does not exceed eleven years, and to all girls whose age does not exceed twelve years, on the 2nd day of June, the first day of examination. (&."> Two of these scholarships will be open to all boys whose age does not exceed twelve years, and to all girls whose age does not exceed thirteen years, on the 2nd day of June, the first day of examination, (c.) Two scholarships will be open to all boys whose age does not exceed thirteen years, and to all girls whose age does not exceed fourteen years, on the 2nd day of June, the first day of examination. (d.) Two scholarships will be open to all boys whose age does not exceed fourteen years on the 9th day of June, the first day of examination. The remaining two scholarships will be applied to Classes A, B, and C, according to the number of candidates in the respective classes. The proceeds of the scholarships will be available only as a contribution towards expenses of tuition, board, lodging, and other expenses, at some school to be approved of by the Board. Those boys and girls desirous of competing must give notice in their own handwriting to the Chairman of the Board of Education, on or before the 19th day of May, stating their age and the school at which they attend. In case they attend no school their residence must be named. The examination will take place at Christchurch, and all necessary expenses for travelling and for board and lodging, incurred by the candidates, -mill be defrayed by the Board. Tbe Board reserves to itself t_e right of requiring proof as to the age of any candidate. No scholarship will be awarded to any candidate who has not obtained 25 per cent of the marks available in each subject. Candidates for scholarships as above described under the letters A, B, and U, will be examined on the following subjects :— Spelling Beading Writing Arithmetic English Grammar Composition Geography History—Sacred and Profane Candidates for Scholarships open to all boys under fourteen years of age, described under the letter D, will be examined on the following subjects :— English Grammar and Composition, including spelling Arithmetic Geometry and Algebra TT.- of -_ f Ancient and Modern *"BT-ory | Sflcred and Proftuie Geography—Physical and Political By order, F. MAINWARING, Sscrs _>___*▼ Christchurch, Feb. 23rd, 1875. 5-1 6727 RS STRATTON'S SCHOOL, SOUTH TOWN BELT. The Next Term will begin on TUESDAY, MAY 25th. 5-15 7102 "OEV C. TURRELL'S SCHOOL, _C_» Midmont, Upper Riccarton. The next Term begins May 25th, 9 a.m. Boys received from seven years of age upwards. Henceforth a considerable reduction will be made for all boarders under nine years of age. 5-12 7020 mo t c a c eTeTr S . WANTED, a MISTRESS, for West Christchurch School, Lincoln road, to take charge of the Girls' department. Salary £200 per annum. Applications to be forwarded to the nndersigned, on or before the 15th of May next. HENRY JOHN TANCRED, Chairman West Christchurch School 4-22 6443 Committee. OOUTH RAKAIA SCHOOL. WANTED, a Schoolmaster for the above school. A married man preferred. Applications, with testimonials, will be xeeeived on or before the Ist Jnly next. Michael M_x_anny, Chairman South Rakaia School Committee. 4-19 6358 ADIES' DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, Second Term of 1875. Miss THOMPSON'S PUPILS wiP ASSEMBLE on MONDAY, MA" * RBSinging Class conducted by * 31st - Taylor A. S. Drawing Classes conducted Dancing Class conducted ' by Mr C - Hnll< 5-17 «y Mr Dawson. i ' I? UN E P . _ Jp - A L NOTICE. H SO' ■ ■ first-el' having purchased a A)0-r„.' iSB " ea ? se » "with plumes, &c, also a a °:w "e-Sbledto and eV6ry otherre( l Qißi te» « CONDUCT FUNERALS, m J£_? or , co " ntl 7. the most approved u tne addre w —H. SCRIMSHAW, Ch5!S? er _ next A * Hotel » Colombo strc** Christchnrch; l2ml 2115 £

RW. WALTERS, UttDERTAKISI£ • Papanui road. ww_V " Wal * ers « Furnishing Undertaker Whateley road. Every requisite on hire, nZJ?* country » with strict regard to economy ' 1-9 6132 mHE Friends of t*. e late Mr Joseph Betts #™_ fre respectfn'ny informed that his funeral will leave Mr Beale's residence, Armagh street, at T __lf.past three this day. r. 17 7m RfiES WM. WALTERS, l Undertaker. riltUfi Friend? -*- ™ an are informed that her funeral will \ leave her late residence, Market Place, This -Jay, 17th Ids' ___t, at Three o'Clock. -~ ~«> ALFEED OSBOM, _______________________________________________ Public Notices J> ~~0 U L T r R Y. ALL, "KINDS OP YOUNG POULTBY ______ ALWAYS WANTED. THE. HIGHEST CASH PRICE GIVEN. C. DUNN, POULTERER, Cashel street, 5-14 Next the Golden Boot. 7062 M_iß. BOSS, Certificated Midwife, is prepared to make engagements for midwifery of np-country districts. Address, Peacock's paddock, Durham street North, left hand: side, near the belt. 6-12 7006 f. *-_Al * i on. *__f ,c • I^-eon Ba y B o * l ° n Akaroa side tne ranj je v TJNbAFE for TRAFFIC. _ . 0. H. SAX7ON. OMttWjw, Akaro- and Wainni Btoad Board. 8,8 *m