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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3579, 30 December 1882, Page 4

Education Board Notices: Hawke's Bay Education Board Office, Napier, December 26, 1882. NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with Section 64 of the ' Education Act, 1877,' the Annual Election of School Committees will take place on MONDAY. January 22ud, 1883, at the School House in each School District mentioned hereunder at half-past 7 o'clock p.m. By order of the Board, H. HILL, Secretary. Makaretu (Ashley-Clinton), Clive, Danevlrke, Frazer„ town, Gisborne, Hampden, Hastings, Havelock, Heretaunga, Kaikora, Makatoku, Matawhero cum Te Aral, Mohaka, Napier, Norscwood, Orrnond, OrmondvUle, Patangata, Patntahi, Petane, Porangahau; Port Ahuriri, Puketapu, Taradale cum Meanee, Tamumu, Takapau, Te - OngaOnga cum Blackburn and Makaretu, Waipawa, Waipukurau, Wairoa, Wallingford cum Eperaima, Woodville, Waerangahika, Wainuii Hawke's Bay Board of Education, Napier, December 26,1882, NOTICE is hereby given that each of tho School Committees to he appointed as above Shall hold its First Meeting immediately after the Annual Meeting of Householders on the same evening, and chall thereat elect one of its Members to be Chairman for the ensuing year. By order of the Board, H. HILL, Secretary. Borough Notices. ~" BOROUGH OF NAPIER. "Dog Registration Act, 1880." rpflE attention of OWNERS of DOGS is directed X to Section i of "The Dog Registration Act, 1880," which is as follows :— " Any person who shall keep any Dog within the Colony of a greater age than six months, for a period of fourteen days, without c-uising such Dog to be Registered, and such Registration to be made again from year to year, shall be liable to a penalty of FIVE POUNDS for every such Dog, over and above the amount of any fee payable in respect of the .heglstration of such Dog." The Registration of Dogs within the Boroush of Napier will commence on the Ist of January next. REGISTRATION FEE: TEN SHILLINGS, payable to SERGT. WALKER, A,C, at the POLICE OFFICE, Napier, between 10 a.m and 4 p.m daily, By order, M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk, Napier, 28th December, ISS2. BOROUGH OF NAPIER. following extract from the 'Public Health Act, 1876,' is published for general information. CLAUSE 28 • WHEN a Householder knows that a person within the house occupied by him is taken sick of Small-pox, Cholera, or any other highly infectious disease dangerous to the people, he shall immediately give notice thereof to the Local Board of the distric in which he dwellSi If hi refuses or neg lects to give such notice be shall forfeit a sum not exceeding £10. It shall bo the duty of the Medical Practitioner in attendance on such case to stite to the Householder, as early as possible, the infectious nature of such disease.' With reference to the above the Public are informed that the Borough Council is the Local Board cf Health, and that all Reports must be forwarded to the Town Clerk. By Order— M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Napier, December 8,1882. m mi nil i 11. ■ i ——«—CT————^—^^ Athletic Sports. "ORIENDLY SOCIETIES' SPORTS, NEW YEAR'S DAY. OPENING OF THE NAPIER RECREATION GROUND. Judges .. •• Messrs G. Wootton and R, Moody Starter Mr D. Murnane Handicap?ers.. Messrs R. Mullany and T. Murphy PROGRAMME OF SPORTS, 1. Maiden Racs—Open to those who have never won an advertised race; distance 200 yards, First prize L 2 10s; second prize LI; Entrance 2sCrt 2. Putting the Stone (161b) —First prize LI; second prize 10s ; Entrance 2s 6d 3. Napier Handicap (3 events)—lso,3oo, 440 yards. Flrßt prize L 8: second L 5; third L 3 Five to Btart or no third prize. Nomination ss; acceptance 7s 6cl 4. Boys' Handicap (under 14)—100 yards. First prize LI; second 10s; entrance Is 5. Running High Jump—First prize LI ; second 10s. Three to compete or no second prize Kntrance 2a 6.' Friendly Societies' Handicap—2so yards (Members of Friendly Societies only). First prize L 2; second LI: entrance 2s 6d ; acceptance Is 7. Vaulting with Pole—First prize LI; second 10s; entrance 2s 6d 8. Girls' Handicap Race—loo yards. First prize 10s; second ss; entrance free 9. One Mile Handicap—First prize L 8; second L 4 ; third LI 10s. Five to start or no third prize Entrance ss; acceptance 5s 10. Tug of War—Teams to consist of eight men from each Friendly Society. First prize L 4; second L 2 ; 4 teams to enter or no second prize, Entrance Is per man 11. Three-Legged Race—loo yards, First prize LI; second 10s ; entrance 2s 12. Hop, Step, and Jimp—Two hops allowed. First nrize LI; second 103. Three to compete or no second prize. Entrance 2s Od 13. Consolation Handicap—44o yards ; open to all non-winners during the day. First prize L 3 , second L 2; third Ll ( Five to start or no third prlzo, Entrance 2s 6d 14. Catching the Bellman—Prize LI; entrance Is. 15_Wheelbarrow Race (blindfolded)— Competitors to find their own barrows ; 60 yards. First prize LI: second 10s- Four to start or ne second prize. Entrance 2s. Admission to the ground, Is. Grand Stand, If. C. T. WILLIAMS, Hon. Pec. CALEDONIAN SPORTS PETANE. NEW YEAR'S DAY. Judge MrW. Miller. Handicappers: Messrs Coe and Hay. Starter Mr Hay. PROGRAMME OP SPORTS— 1. Maiden Race—Open to all those who have never won an advertised race ,- distance 150 yards; first prize, £2; second price, 10s; entrance, 2s 6:1. 2. Running High Jump—First prize £2; second prize 15s; entrance 33. 3. One Hundred Yards Handicap—First prize £3 ; second prize £1; nomination 2s 6d ; acceptance 2s 6d. 4. Boys' Handicnp (under 141—150 yards first prize, £110s ; second prize lCs ; entrance Is 5. Hop, Step, and Jump—First prize £2 ; second prize, 15s ; entrance 3j 6. One Mile Handicap—First prize, Cup presented by Mr W. Villers and £5; second prize L 3; Third prize LI; nomination ss; acceptance 23 6rt 7. Throwing the Hammer—First prize L 2; second prize 10s; entrance 2s 61 < 8. Petane Cup (Handicap)— Three heats, 150 yards, 250 yards, and 440 yards; first prize, Cup presented by Mr W. ViUers and L 6; second prize L 4 ; third prize L 2; nomination ss; acceptance 7a 6d ; five to start or no third prize 9. Running Long Jump—First prize L 2; second prize 153 ; entrance 3s 10. Girl's Handicap—Bo yards, first priz3 15s; second prize 5s ; entranceif red 11. Obstacle Race—4oo ynrde; first prize L 5 ; second prize L 2 ; entrance 5s 12. Putting the Stone— First prize L.2.- second prize 10s; entrance 2s 6d 13. Quoit Contest—First prize LI 10s ; second prize 10s; entra co 2s 14. Handicap Hurdle Race—44o yards; 0 hurdles 3ft. Cln, high; first prize L 6 ; second prize L 2 10s; nomination 2s 6d ; acceptances,ss, 15. Bagpipe Compeittion— First prize L 2; second prize, LI, 10, Dancing (Highland Fling)-Flrst pnzo, L 2 . second prize LI. Contests at Archery, Tilting at the Ring, Lawn Tennis, fcjkittlos, and Shooting at Bogardus' Balls will be arranged on the ground. Admission to the ground Is; Children under 12 years fiee; Carriages 2s 6J eacb, with Is for each occupant. No horsemen allowed on tho ground. Admission to the Grand Stand Is each ; children under 12 half price. JAMES DINWIDDIE, Hon. Sec, Petane. Educational. NAPIER COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. [ESTABLISHKD, 1871] Principal: J. A. REARDEN, P.E.L., London, Dublin, Gibraltar, Abordeen, New York, . and Meanee. A. THAT tho system of Education adoptod at this Establishment Is thoroughly practical, has been proved by the number of its former Pupils who at present fill not only lucrative but likewise responsible positions in thU and adjoining provinces. • It embraces Geometry, Mensuration, Algebra, Book-keeping, Ciphering. Drawing, Music, and all RudiuientHry Branches of an English I'ducatlon. Only a limited number of Boarders cm be accommodated. Every atte;ition nwl care is paid to the Domestic Comfort and Moral Training of each Pupil. / Terms and References forwarded on application to J, A. REARDEN, P.E.L. . \ Coote-road, 1