1 ' - - Gazette Notifications. £1 0 U N T Y OF C OR OM. AND E L. STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIA.EILITIE J , SIST MARCH, ISSO. £ 8. d. £ a- d. To Udpmcl Rates S7l 7 6 By Bank Overdraft 440 12 10 „ Office Furniture .. 44 7 0 „ Tiki Highway Board 114 12 8 " Tool and Implements .. .. .. 30 0 0 „ Coromandel Highway Board .. j. 142 110 ,» Railway Iron 79 7 6 „ Salaries and Wages .. . # .. 41 13 4 „ Printing, Stationery, and Advertising.. 41 11 9 ~ Tiue on Contracts 35 0 0 £225 £ 0 £915 12 5 QOUNTY OF COROMANDE L. STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDEB 31st MARCH", 1880. £ a. dL . £ b. d. To Cash from Harataunga Riding.Commit- Sy Public Works: tec 322 13 0 Harataunga Kiding! „ Cash from Mercury Bay Riding Com- Tiki Koad and Tracks .. .. 201 15 O xnitteo .. .. .. .. 73 21 Tok&tea Road - - .. . • 449 10 6 „ bale of Railway Iron 512 6 Tokatea Tramway .. .. JJ® 4 0 t , Paymaster General! Sundry Boads .. .• .. 270 4 6 Special Grant Thames Road .. 760 0 0 Whangapoua Road .. .. .. 330 8 6 Special Giant Port Charles Road .» 200 0 0 Harbeur View Road 130 17 6 Goldfields Revenue 539 19 10 Rakaia Road 153 18 0 Gold Duty 776 9 4 Bismarck Tramway 262 6 0 Fines, Fees, &c 14 0 0 City of Derry Ro»d £0 6 0 Publican's Licenses .. .. .. , 487 10 0 Footpaths .. .. •• .. 32 18 0 County Rates 312 1 1 Mercury Bay Riding Tiki Highway Board 9 S 7 Culverts. Bridges, ana Wharves .. IG€ © Oj Subsidies on H.ghway Rates .. 184 Sll Sundries, including Contractor's xeOutlying Districts .. .. •• 281 10 9 posit •• .. .• •• .. 51 410 Wangapoua Highway Board .. 22 4 0 ,»Special Works Thames Road .. .. 909 7 1 To Overdraft, at Dank of New Zealand ~ 440 12 10 ~ Special Works Port diaries Road .. 344 2 6 „ Printing, Advertising, and Stationery 4& 14 6 ~ Engineer's Charges, including Labeur 84 0 6 „ Salaries .. .. .. •> •• 259 7 8 t> Ofiice Expenses, Telegrams, Stamps, &C. .. .. 30 0 0 1 „ Office Furniture, Safe, Copying Press, &c ' .. .. 44 7 0i ,» Coromandel Whaif •• .. • • 24 14 0 1 ~ Leral Expenses .. 13 0 4 „ Interest .. 64 12 0 ~ Travelling Expenses 14 14 0 ~ Valuation Lists 71 0 0 „ lild Highway Boird .» • ' .» IS7 19 0 ~ Election Charges .. .. .. .. 10 So ~ Coromandel Highway Board .. .. MOO ~ Coromandel Hospital 39 0 0 £4419 2 11 ' £4119 211 J. H. HAR cfISON, County Treasurer. I hereby ccrtify that I have examined the books and vouchers of the Coromwiel County Council for the year ended 31st March, 1830, and that I find the same to be correct. L. A. DURRIEU. Auditor. 21st April, 183 d.
Goceries, &c. WE HAVE FOR SALE, Now Landing ex ' Jlercia' and ' City ci Quebec - * 1000 PACKAGES MERCHANDISE. To Arriva bj ' Loch Dee' and ' John Bull," ] 1100 PACKAGES MERCHANDISE. Also further Consignments by 4 Sana Mendel/ • Chile/ and others to follow. Consisting oi Sauces Starch, White & Currants Red Herrings Blue Raisins, all kinds i. BUck Lead Cocoa Mustard i Blacking Blue, Thumb and Tapioca I Ghicory Soda Crystals * Sardines Almonds Soda, Bicarb. ' Salad Oil Figs Marmalade J Caster Oil Split Peas Essences 1 Teaa Crashed L. Sugar Mixed bpices, Candies, variety Loaf Sugar &c., Wines and Spirits, HULL BROTHERS, General Importers—Queen street. Kauri Gum Merchants—Break-water. * Bonded Warehousemen—Albert street. P. GIBBONS & CO. WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCERS COAX, FIREWOOD, A3*) PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 53, WfiLLXSLIY-SIREIT. We draw special attention tc on FRESH SHIPMENT OF SUPERIOR TEAS, SUGARS. FLOUR, AND GENHRAX GROCERIES, At the Most Moderate Friccc 1c 3?own. Settlers and others requiring goods in wholesale ; quantities will find a considerable advantage by giving ua a trial. H. P. GIBBONS & CO. Dress and Fashion. ; jg DWI3I jgOLLO WAY . In eturning thanks to the rubli:: for the liberal [ palrnsge accorded to him while Partner in the firm of ; HOLLOWAY, GAG„ICK, & CEAN WELL, . bogs to solicit a continuance of the name in li:3 ! NEW ESTABLISHMENT, iSBXT TO HEWISS 1 , GEOCEF-8, » QUEEN-SIIiEET. ' "Which he has NOW OPENED "With a very SELECT AND CHEAP STOCK t OF GESERAL l j JQRAPERY AND \ BOUGHT FOB CASH, t Which will enable him -.0 sell at a 1 " SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE i PRICES. i l | IJUIE jy£ILLIXERY J£)BPAETA£ENT | la under the management of MRS. VAivNOM, for several year 3 with Mr. T. Sfcon, oi Auckland. j WINTER —ex 'British and ' Strac&tbro' WINTER—New Direct Importations WlMErt—New Ulsters and Jackets, 12a 6d to 40s WINTER—New Pompadours and Serges, 9d to 3s 6d WINTER—New French Cashmeres & Poplins, 2$ to 6s WINTER—New Feathers, Flowers, and Ribbons WIS TER—New Cashmere Corded Silks, 14s pr. yd WINTER—" Warranted to Wear/' $s to 14s per yard j WINTER— New Welsh and Saxony Flannels » WINTER—New Printed Cashmeres for Dressing 3 Gowns, reduced s WINTER—New Embroidered Cashmere Hose. Is, 6s r WINTER—New Black Silk & Merino Hose, 2s» 7s 6d ' WINTER—New Beaver and Satin Hats, aU prices » "WINTER—New Dressing-gowns for Ladies. 20s. 40s WINTER—New Dressing-gowns for Gentlemen [ WINTER—New Ulsters and overcoats. 25s to 45s E NewLambswool Shirts, Drawees, & Hose t WINTER—New Trousers, Vests & Coats, 15s to 3ia 5 WINTER—New Mattings, Carpets, and Oilcloths. J. M. AIcLACHLAN, Opposite McAßTJruß'a LABCK WARS HOVER.
Educational. pAKNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The New Public School will be opened on MONDAY next, May 3, at 2 o'clock p.m. All Parents and others interested in tho cause of Education in the District are requested to attend. J. WINKS, Caairman. AN Elementary Singing Class on the Tonic Sol fa Method will bo commenced by Mr. Charles Blomfield, in the Newton Conzregatit nal Schoolroom, Edinburgh street, on TUiCSDaY EVENING, May 4, at haU-past seven o'clock. Subscriptions for the Six Months course Gentlemen, 10s ; Ladies, 7s 6d ; Children, 5b (Including Music). N.D. : a new course of exercises will be used. rrtONIC SOL-FA SINGING CLASS, Newjß_ ton—At the opening of the above Class, TUESDAY, May 4, Mr. Blomfield will deli«era Lecture on *' Ihe Science and Practice of Music/* to be illustrated by a large choir and numerous diagrams. Mr. J. ilJyett ill take the chair. ! Admission free, after which subscriptions will be I t«ken and member* enrolled for the course of | lessons. Church of England grammar j SCHOOL, PAHNELL. | Boarder* will bo received in the Head Master's House from the beginning of the second quarter of the current year. Terms, including school fees, 14. guineas a quarter, payable in advance. Quarter Days—April 12, July 16, October 20. A. BE L. HAMMOND, 8.A., Head Master. MRS. CLAYTON'S BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL, St. George's Bay R ard, ; Parnell. Quarter Days April 12, July 5, September 29. A French Governess resides in the house. A fortnightly Course of Lectures will be given to the Senior Pupils in the school-room. 5,6. "The American War of Independence," A. de Lisle Hammond, B.A. , 7. " Outlines in New Zealand," Mr. Watkins. 8. " The French Revolution," Rev. J. Bates. 9. " Astronomy/' Mr. Tomlinson. A limited number of tickets can b» obtained from Messrs Champtaloup & Cooper. Single tickets, 2s; the Gourde, 12s. i QANTfcRBURY COLL EG F. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE. , ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. Candidates for admission as Resident Students to [ the School of Agriculture are reqaired to a PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION in the Fifth ! Standard of Education (see Regulations under Education Act, 1877), or to produce a Certificate from the Board of Education that they have already passed such standard. Candidates muat be between the ages : of fifteen {15) and nineteen (19) ye*rs of age. yhe Examination will be held on TUESDAY, Ist June next, at Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Nelson, Curistchurch, and Dunedin. As there is accommodation for only Fourtten Resident Students (in addition to those who may obtain Scholarships) the Fourteen Candidates who pass a Successful Examination will te received according to their places on the Examination List. Fees.—Tuition fees, £9 0s per annum. Board and lodging, £50 per annum. Candidates must forward tbelr names to the Registrar, Canterbury College, on or before Saturday, the Bth May next. Any further Information required may be obtained on application to the Registrar, Canterbury College. F. G. STEOMAN. Registrar. QANTERBURY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIPS. [ An EXAMINATION of Candidates desirous of competing for the above Scholarships will be held on TUESDAY, the Ist June next, at Auckland, Napier, r Wellington, Nelson, Christclinrch, and Dunedin. These Scholarships aro fire (5) in number—One (1) i. tenable for three (3j years, two (2) for two (2) years, f and two (2) for one (1) year ; are open to candidates from all parts of New Zealand, and entitle the holders t to bo&Td, lodging, and instruction at the school of Agriculture, Lincoln. Candidates must be b?t*een the ages of fifteen (15) and nineteen (19). Candidates for the scholarships shall be examined I in the subjects of the VI. Standard of Education (see Regulations under Education Act, 1377). Conditional on the papers being satisfactory to the Examiners, the three-years' Scholarship will be awarded to the candidate who stands first on the result list, those standing second and third securing i tho two-years' Scholarships, the one-year Scholarships falling to the candidates occupying the fourth and fifth places. All Scholarships will be tenable only during good behaviour and strict observance of such regulations as may from time to timo bo made, and on the successful passing of such periodical examinations at the School as may be determined upon by the Board of ' Governors. Candidates must forward tlieir names to the Regis- • trar, Canterbury College, on or before Saturday, the Bth May next. F. G. STEDMAN, Registrar. CW. GOOD S0 N, « IMPORTER, HIG H- STREET, AUCKLAND. Just Arrived, per 'Stracathro' and 'Mercia*—Forks, Spoons, Cruet), &c., in Potosi Silver. This alloy has • the iiardness, brilliancy, and almost the whiteness « of silver, and has the advantage that it wears white all tukodqii. General Cutlery, American Lerer ) Clocks (Nickel), " Tom Thumb Printing Press." Wal- • tham Watches, Patent Invoice Files, Silver Rings, &c. » To Arrive, per ' Loch Dee'—Stationery, consisting , of 200,000 Commercial Note, Albert, and Court ■ Envelopes, &c., American Lever clocfcs, the latest . novelty, the M Drum" Alarm, The Climax Dater, The New Automaton, &c., &c. London Office—sß. St. Mary Axe, E.C, An early call is solicited. Whole Bale and Retail,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5759, 3 May 1880, Page 6
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