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PUBLIC NOTICES. I AM NOT THE J. DENNEHY whose ■ name appeared in Judgment Summons notices in “The Press” November 30. J. DENNEHY, 106 Clarence road, Riccarton. X 630 CYDENHAM RUGBY FOOTBALL. LEAGUE (Inc.). CENTENNIAL-COMPETITION WINNER: MR F. WATSON, 11 Burke street, /CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT EXPORT ' COMPETITION IN FAT LAMBS. The Above Competition will be held at the CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT CO.’S BELFAST WORKS on TUESDAY, the 19th DECEMBER. Entries close on DECEMBER 14tn. Schedules on application. M. E. LYONS, Secretary, 2123 Box 296, Christchurch. WARNING TO SHIPPING. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LIVE SHELL PRACTICE WILL BE CARRIED OUT ON THE sth AND 6th DECEMBER, 1939, FROM 1 P.M. TILL 5 P.M. EACH DAY, in the VICINITY OF LYTTELTON. SHIPPING IS WARNED TO KEEP CLEAR of the water area on the SEAWARD SIDE OF A LINE DRAWN FROM BATTERY POINT TO RIPA ISLAND. Small craft coming out of Port Levy, Little Port Cooper and Camp Bay should give ample warning to the towing vessel of their intention to do so. 2728 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ACT, 1930. ANNUAL ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS TO BOARD OF GOVERNORS. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of member of the Board of Governors of the Canterbury Agricultural College:—. Election by Agricultural and Pastoral Societies in the South Canterbury portion of the Canterbury Provincial District —one member to be elected. NORMAN MACLEOD ORBELL. The said Norman Macleod Orbell- being the only nomination received is hereby DECLARED DULY ELECTED. Election by Members of the Legislative Council resident in the Provincial District of Canterbury and Members of the House of Representatives representing Canterbury Electoral Districts —one member to be elected. HERBERT SETON STEWART KYLE. The said Herbert Seton Stewart Kyle being the only nomination received is hereby DECLARED DULY ELECTED. DATED this 30th day of November, 1939. J. A. KIRKNESS, 2760 Returning Officer. GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VETERINARY STUDENTS. THE New Zealand Government has X decided Jto grant for 1940 five ITeterinary Scholarships, each £IOO per mnum. with the addition, in the case >f students entering the Sydney University Veterinary School, of an annual •etum fare between New Zealand and Australia. The scholarship extends to students desiring to train at a Veteriniry College in the United Kingdom, but n this case no transport allowance is 'ranted. . ■ . . Intending applicants must have jassed the University Entrance Examnation, and preference will be given to hose who have passed the Medical Intermediate Examination (or its ■quivalent in the required Soology, Botany, Physics, and Organic ind Inorganic Chemistry). The scholarships are tenable for five 'ears for students entering the Sydney University Veterinary School, with a ■eduction to four years in the case of hose students whose qualifications in :ertain subjects entitle them to remision of the first year’s course. The luration of the scholarship for students raining in the United Kingdom is five rears, with a reduction to four in smuar circumstances. _ ’ _ , , Students attending the Sydney School v-ill be required to undertake pracical training in veterinary, work in Tew Zealand to the satisfaction of the Department of Agriculture during the hree months’ annual vacation. Successful applicants will be reluired to enter into an agreement with he Government that they will underake veterinary work within the poainion for a period of at least five ears after qualifying, either in. the ervices of the Department of Agriculure, if required, or otherwise in some apacity approved by the Department f Agriculture. , ... . . , In the selection of candidates, in adlition to the necessary educational ualifications, experience in connexion vith live-stock will be regarded as om°Th(ffirst session at the Sydney Veternary School commences in March, 940, and in the case of Colleges in the fnited Kingdom in October, 1940, Applications, addressed .to the Director-General, Department of. Agnulture, Wellington, giving particulars f experience, age, and of exammaLons passed, wifi be received up to toon on Monday, January 15th, 1940. 2716

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