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Another instance of intolerance towards the Jews, on the part of the Kuseian Government has come to light. The Minister of the Interior has issued as order that all Jawe holding administrative poets in Poland are to be at once dismissed, and their plaoee filled by orthodox functionaries. Thb Gbeat Teottbliß with TJdoepho WOLFE'S BCHISDAM AbOMATIC SOHHAPSB ia that it ia so palatable a beverage that patients, like Oliver, are always wanting more. The proprietor knew, that to make a medicated beverage popular, it must be made agreeable to the taste, and he so aromatized it, so compounded it with fragrant ingredients, and infused into it Buck an exhilarating smack that invalids often prevail upon their physicians to proaoribe it.—f Adyt]

%&vtxtistmmt&. WORKING BULLOCKS. FOR BALE—A TEAM of Six First-class BTJLLOCKB, in splendid working condition, with Yokes and Chains all complete. Also— For Sale, the imported Ball MANDARIN, bred by Right Hon. Lord Sudeley, Gloucestershire, England. Apply to 11-1 6305 S. GARFORTH. Spreydon. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PURE BRED TASMANIAN STUD SHEEP. THE undersigned have advice that the following shipment for sale on breeders' account, will ARRIVE P£R "ROTORUA," leaving Hobart Town on the 28th instant. The sheep have all been selected with the greatest care. They have been exposed to the weather during the past (in Tasmania) rather severe winter and not housed. Bred by James Gibson, Esq., of BelleVieu. •_A FOUR-TOOTH PURE MERINO XU RAMS. -JO TWO-TOOTH PURE MERINO AM EWES. Bred by W. H. Gibson, Esq., of Fairfield. -t O PURE MERINO RAMS. \JL PURE MERINO EWES. On acconnt of Robert Jones, Esq. 6 FOUR-TOOTH YOUNG "SIR THOMAS" RA.MS. 6 TWO-TOOTH PURE MERINO RAMS. 2 FULL-MOUTHED PURE MERINO RAMS. 6 FOUR - TOOTH EWES BY A "SIR THOMAS" PRIZE RAM. The above SHEEP are FOR SALE on their merits, and are of the highest character for STUD PURPOSES. Full detailed catalogues will be issued in course of a day or two. DALGETY & COMPY., 10-25 6008 Educational. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, 1880. CANDIDATES for Matriculation and Junior Scholarships are REMINDED that NO APPLICATIONS will be RECEIVED AFTER NOVEMB-R 13th. Notices must be signed with Christian names in full, and accompanied by a fee of one guinea. W. M. MASKELL, Registrar. 10.27 6093 ! Agricultural and Pastoral. _-_.s_e:BTjpaTO^r. THE ANNUAL SHOW of STOCK, PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, Ac, will be held at ASHBURTON on TUESDAY, 16th November. Entries must be made with the Secretary not later than Tuesday, 9th November. GEORGE JAMESON, 10-30 6275 Secretary. THE NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND PABTORAL ASSOCIATION'S fi RAND QPRING QHOW Will be held on their New and Picturesque Grounds, EAITGIOEA, Within three minutes' 'walk of the Railway Station. THUBSDAY, NOVEMBEB 4th. GRAND GALA DAY. General Holiday throughout the Nor-ten District. Trains from Christchnrch, Amberley, and Oxford, calling at all intermediate stations. Single Fares for the return journey. Especial care has this year been taken that every provision ia made for the comfort of visitors. .... ~n v The luncheon and refreshment booths will be under the charge of Mr J Roberts, and the confectioner's booth, Mr M'Kelvey. Extra seating accommodation has been provided on a convenient portion of the Grounds, where the public will be enlivened by the melodious strains of the Band. The exhibits are estimated to surpass those of any previous year in number, quality, and variety. The Kaiapoi WooDen Factory Company have arranged to provide a Bpecial tent of large dimensions for their numerous exhibits, so that the public may have every opportunity of seeing their local productions and knitting machines at Every accommodation hai been provided for parties ridinsr or driving to the Show. Horses stalled at 13, or fed at 2s each. Admission to the Ground—Membera, free ; non-members, from 10 a.m. to I p.m., 2s 6d ; from Ipm . adnlts, Is. The rising generation liberally dealt with. The Annual Show Ball will take place in the Evening at the Institute. Tickets obtainable from the stewarda. W. BUSS, 10-30 6267 Hon. Sec, and Treasurer. Missing: Friends ENQUIRIES are made for HENRY PLAYSTED, formerly of W_dh_-s-,m Sussex. Hia last letter to England from New Zealand waa in September, 187., and_waa written headed as followa:—" Care of C. F. Barker, Leeston. Information is required by the undersigned. HARPER, HARPER, A SCOTT, 10-27 6086 fio-katora, C-T-stc-U-ch.