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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 74, 28 March 1876, Page 2

: The Nightmare ißr a Hokrible Tormentor. To, wake in the dead of {he ,ni^ht, bathed in cold perspiration, from some terrible dream, gives the nerves a shock from which it takes longer to recover than most* people imagine. Many never sleep without-disagree-able dreams. These nocturnal hallucinations are the results of indigestion and nervous disorders, to which, at well as to hysteria, .hypochondria, and uterine difficulties, Udjolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps are a complete antidote. — Advt. ' , -'•'

UNIVERSITY OF NEW' ZEALAND. IT is hereby! notified, in reference to a previous advertisement; that the Examination for JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS will commence bh the 23rd of May, 1876. Scholarships of the value* of £45 will be. for excellence hi any two or more, not exceeding four, of the following, group of subjects :: — * " ' .J. > ' * 1. Latin. ' , „".. -, 2. Greek ;, 3. English, and one of the following modern languages >«(*) French, (b) German, (c) Italian.- '<-¦ ,r-4., r - 4. Mathematics '.' •>'' < 5. History ' " '; 6. Natural and phypical scienc^" Intending candidates must send inltheir names and the subjects in/which they, purpose to compete^ so as to reach tiiM^joffice not later than 30th April next 'UT ,'. ' HENRY JOHN TANG&BD, ¦ ' CfaanotUor. Christchurch, 21st March, 1876.