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Marlborough Press, Volume XIX, Issue 1109, 15 March 1878, Page 3

i:ii f[o Vf>m ( x Education Board Office, Blenheim, sth March, 1878. IN pursuance with'the provisions of the Education Act, 1877, and by an order in Council dated the .fifteenth day of January, 18 78. ' ' Notice is hereby.given that the Board for the Education District of Marlborough direct? it to be notified that the following persons have been nominated as candidates for the Board ' . William Douglas Hall Baillie John Clervaux Chaytor Edward Tennyson Conolly William Evans Dive Alfred George Fell George Henderson James Edmund Hodson Thomas O’Sullivan William Benonie Parker t si Edmund Paul n-. Robert Phillips ; Arthur Penrose Seymour Joseph Ward i « - Notice is also hereby given that the Board has appointed MuNDAY the eighth day of April. 1878, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, to be the day and hour on which the election of the Board shall be held. “On or before the last day of March, 1878, the Committee in each School District shall send to the Secretary of the Board a list in writing setting forth the full names of not more than nine of the persons whose names have been publicly notified.” John T. Robinson. Secretary. 2 REAL Diamond Rings, Lockets, Studs, and Meerschaum Pipes, Prizes in RAE’S 108 ART UNION ! , Notice under “ The Slaughter-houses Act, 1877.” I THE undersigned, John Clervaux y Chaytor, hereby give potice that I intend to make application under the “ Slaughter-houses Act, 1877,” to a Bench of Magistrate’s, sitting in the Court Houser, Blenheim, at noon on Monday, the 15th day of April, for a LICENSE to SLAUGHTER CATTLE on premises situate on Section 4, Tua Marina. J. C. Chaytor. Blenheim, Bth March, 1878, A SUBSIDY of EIGHT POUNDS PER MONTH will be granted by the undersigned for a STEAM SERVICE to and from Kempe Point,,Cape Jackson, and Picton. Conditions may be seen at Mr W. Welford’s, Picton. C. H. Turner. March 9th, 1878. 8 VALUABLE PRIZES in RAE’S 10s ART UNION ! District Prize Firing. rHE FIRING will take place at TUA MARINA on 19th and 20th instant. Volunteers will parade in the uniform of their orps except the bayonet, reserve pouch and belt. Ranges—2oo. 400, 500 and 600 yards ; 7 shots t each range. 20 Prizes, from £5 to £lO, and £1 for highest jorer at each range. Any Volunteers firing on range before the ampetition will be disqualified. W. D. H. Baillie, Major Commanding Militia and Volunteers. ERAMBULATORS Wood and Basket, single and double. At ALFRED T. CARD’S, PICTON. GENUINE ARTICLES. To be disposedjjf by ART UNION, AT BLENHEIM. \1 R C. J. RAE has been favored with instructions to dispose of the following agnificent Goods by subscription on the Art nion principle. 100 SUBSCRIBERS AT 10s. c 650 1 II Gentleman’s Ring, splendid diamond set in massive gold )o. do. do. }old Locket, very handsome )o. do. iet (3) Gold Shirt Studs . Superior Meerschaum Pipe )o. do. do. )o. do. do. £ s. d. 22 0 20 0 2 10 1 10 O 17 1 5 1 0 0 17 £SO 0 0 The whole of "the above articles are of the ry best quality and workmanship, and are now ered through unforeseen pressure. The drawing will be announced as soon as the ; is full. C. J. Rae, Agent, High-street, Blenheim. WANTED— A Female General SER VANT. Apply at Office of this paper.