<E MAKARINI SCHOLARSHIPS. HE UIUINGA RIWHI, E rua nga Scholarships e tae ana kite £35 mo ia tan, e tuwhera ana mutu noa te tau 1889 e whakaaria ana enei hei whakataetae ma nga tama£<r l * •, ™ ate , a ana enei Scholarships ki nga tangata Maori katoa kahore ano kia tae ki nga tau kotahi tekau ma rima, i te mutunga o te marama ki mua 0 te wa o te uiuinga, erangi e tika tenei whiwhinga mehemea kua haere taua tamaiti kite kura ote kamga Maori mo nga marama kotahi tekau ma rua f? ua tenei. Ko enei Scholarships e whakaaria ana hei whakataetae ma nga taitama Maori, 1 r ?f, o ,i nga tikanga kua whakatakotoria e nga Kaitiaki o nga Moni mo Te Maakarini Scholarsnips. Ka tu nga uiuinga ki nga wahi e mohiotia ana e pai ana hei haerenga atu mo nga tamariki a te 19 mete 20 o nga ra o Maehe, 1888. Ko nga tamariki e hiahia ana kia uiuia to ratou matauranga me tuku pukapuka atu me ra o ratou kaiwhakaako ranei kite Kaititiro o nga Kura Maori, i te Tari Ako, i Poneke, mo to ratou hiahia kia tu ratou mo taua uiuinga. Ko taua whakaaturanga me tuku mai i roto i te meera i i 25 o nga ra o Pepuere nei kaua i muri atu. Ko nga kape o nga pukapuka whakaatu i nga ttkauga, e ahei ana kia rlro mai i nga kaiwhakaako nga Kura Maori, nga Kura nohoanga tamariki, nga Hekeretari o nga Kura, mete Hekeretari ote Tari ako ranei. Na TE POPI, (James H. Pops,) Kai-titiro o nga Kura-Maori. Poneke, Hanuere 28,1888. 'E MAKARINI SCHOLARSHIPS. SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION. Two Scholarships of the yearly value of £35, tenable until the end of 1889, are offered for competition. These Scholarships are open to all Maoris that are under fifteen years of age at the end of the month preceding the date of the examination, and that have attended a Native village school for the previous twelve months. These Scholarships are offered for competition to Maori youths, on the conditions laid down in the regulations of the Trustees of Te Makarini Scholarships Fund, as printed in the Native Schools Code, 1886. The examination will be held at convenient centres on the 19th and 20th March, 1888. Candidates must, either directly or through their teachers, send notice to the Inspector of Native Schools, Education Department, Wellington, of their intention to present themselves for examination. Such notice must be posted not later than the 25th February next. Copieß of the regulations and forms of notice may be obtained from teachers of Native schools and boarding institutions, the Secretaries to Education Boards, or the Secretary to the Education Department. JAMES H. POPE. Inspeotor of Native Schoolß. Wellington, 28th January, 1888. LOST —During the month of January, from my enclosure, Aratapu, a Bay FILLY, one year old, and a GELDING, four years old. ARAMA PAENGANUI. February 15,1888. KUA MARARA—I nga ra q Hanuere, i taku taiepa, i Aratapu, aku HOIHO e rua, he uha whero tetahi kotahi ona tau, ko te tourawhi e wha ona tau he pitokou. ARAMA PAENGANUI. Pepuere 15, 1888. T> ANUITANGA. He whakaatu tenei naku kia mohio nga tangata Maori, he maha nga reta i tae mai ki ahau, he tono kia tukua atu etahi pukapuka e karangatia ana, "He Whakaako i nga Mea o Te Ariki o Hm Karaiti." Ko nga korero o taua pukapuka i taia ki nga "Rawhi-Peketua a Te Kobimako" i nga tau kua pahure ake nei, otira inaianei, kua whaka pukapukatia e te Runanga Mihinare i Ranana. Kua tukua nga tono ki tawahi kia tukua mai etahi o aua pukapuka kia kite nga iwi Maori, a e toru marama pea ka tae mai auapukapuka. Ko te utu kahore ano kia mohiotia. Erangi ko nga tangata e hiahia ana ki etahi o aua pukapuka, me tuhi mai o ratou ingoa, a kite tae mai aua pukapuka, ka whakaatutia te utu ki nga tangata kua tae mai o ratou ingoa. Kua tukua ano hoki ki tawahi kia tukua mai nga pukapuka e karangatia ana ko "Nga Reme e Rua,' ko nga tangata e hiahia ana ki aua puka puke e rua me tuhi mai o ratou ingoa. Na TE IRIMANA. Akarana, Oketopa 12,1886
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Korimako, Issue 73, 16 March 1888, Page 11
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714Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 73, 16 March 1888, Page 11
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