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Otago Daily Times, Issue 277, 8 November 1862, Page 8

■;• Business Notices. GW. PAYNE and CO, Paperhangings, Glass • and Colour Warehouse, Cutting, Princesstreet m H E G X 1 D I R 0 N HOTEL Opposite the Office ot this Paper, has GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR DIGGERS, AND OTHERS, on Reasonable Terras. CHARLEY WILLIAMS, Proprietor. ~,..;, ; of William's Hotel, Melbourne.) n N OTTO E. ' S COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAB. ALES BY AUCTION, Daily, of Horses, &c, a 12 o'clock sharp. WILSON & WAIN ANDERSON AND SONS (Late HaJ: and Aklerson}, Tanners and curriers, Alanufacturers anl Importers of SADDLER Y.—H A R N ES S, Wayne's Patent Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots and Shoos Enamelled and Japanned Leathers Moroccos, Roans, and all other Fancy Leathers Mill BpHs—Acoutrements Grindery and £. filers'lronmongery 221, Eliza! >e«,h-street, Sydney. Black i.iv] Polar Oils always on hand ]yr H. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, i-ViL Notary Public. OjSc"; :--Comer of Princes-street and High-street, Dunedin, (next door to Fraser & Granger, Saddlers.; ®B* N.B.—Ship Protests must be noted within Forty-i Ight hours after the Arrival of Vessel. COACH AND BUGGY SHOP. ALL kinds of Repairing and Job Work neatl done with both English and American Material. Also, Veterinary and Shoeing Forge on Cobb' premises, Stafford-street. . . W. BLACK. NEW RUSH. NEW RUSH, TO THE CAFE TiOYAL and RESTAURANT Beachstreet, Waikouaili. The best Aecomodation in the Township, Meals always ready. COLLINS & VASS, Proprietors. J. GILL ON, WHOLESALE and FAMILY WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT. J-GILLO N- bogs to intimate that from his old con- . noction with the first Loi-on and Continental Houses in the Wine Trade, h<; s enabled to import first-class Wines, Spirits, &c. i h purposes dr-voting a 1 his attention to this branch re , .sine-s, and flatters himself to give satisfaction to b s I. lends and Patrons. Cards, with list of prices sent -i pplicatioa. Parties purchasing qr.-casks ■ octaves, will be supplied at wholesale prices. His ;i t of prices will be found moderate, commencing at for Sherries, 365. upwards, according to quality. &c, &c. Teas, in Chests and hall-Chests. Offices next door to the Medical Hall, PRINCES STREET. From 10 to 4. VTOTICE.—I hereby give notice, thnt the Partner_A ship hitherto existing between Samuel Boys and Joseph Rtyner, under the firm of Boys and Rayner, s Boilers down, &c , was dissolved on thu 26th day f May last; and \ will not be answerable for any c ts contracted in the name of Boys and Rayner. Witntss my hand this 6th day of 'November. JOSEPH RAYNER. NOTICE TO FAItMERS. J ROBINSON AND CO., of 247 Elizabeth . Melbourne, Vi'-to'-ia. hey to inform the Farmers, Squatters, aud others, of Otago, that they are about to open a Store at the corner of Walker and Hope-streets, Dunedin, for the Sale of A&rr-eultural Implements, and Machinery, where they ' will be prepared to supply first-class articles, at moderate prices, including their first prize One, and , two Horse Heaping and Mowing Machines, Horse Hay Rakes, Ploughs, Harrows, ChafFcutters, Corn Crushers, and every article, connected with the Farm. Particulars]!) future Advertisement. NELSON COLLEGE. — The first Election ot Scholars will take place on Monday, the 29th September, in the present year. s Time Scholarships will be offered for competition, ' one Foundation Scholarship of the annual value of [ £30, tenable for two years, to which all students at the College, wheresoever be r- or resident, who shall uot have attained the age -I eighteen at the above date, are admissible; the/ ' ,d Fell Scholarship, of !• the annual value of £2' ■ able for two years, to winch all boys under fiftet i he above date are admissible ; and one Founds •:•■ ichoiarship o'£lo for oue year, to which student v. che junior school only are admissible. The na-.-ies of candidate , together with certificates oftneira-vi, must be senv it, v. the Principal at any tare not, h ter than the 21.,.. .it' September. Candiua^sunis attend in perse ■ *~ the College, on Wednet.lay, 11 24th of Sent* ■•:. .»:-, at 930, a.m., to be exammv.: \ that tin 1 the i'lio ;ing days. L SUWECTS-OK £.; ..MINATION. Candin-i s Sit the fr,t .^holarship wilt be exttHMcC'dii- Tipture His'.c--v, Geography, Arithmetic an I u\ v.^ung English i'rr.w Dictation: those who pass a s:i''. .factory c,< animation in those subjects will be furu.v" "ixamineci h\— 1. Lr:-.in and Greek Grammar. 2. Cif-jro, the Catiline Orations, 1., 11. 3. Xecophon's Anabasis, Book I. , 4. Akebra, as far as Quadratic Equations 3 5. fcu'-lid, Books 1., HI. i 6. itG jian History to the end of the Punic wars 7. Givek History to the end of the Persian wars 8. English History. j 9. French Grammar, translation from English ink) French, and from French into Englii-h. Candidates for the second Scholarship will be examined in Scripture History, Geography, Arithmetic, . writing English from Dictation, Latin Grammar, Jacob's Latin Reader, Eutropius, and English History. Candidates for the third Scholarship will be examined in Scripture History, Geography, writing English from Dictation, Latin Accidence, English History and Arithmetic. The Scholarships will be awarded to the three boy& who do best in the three sever* i examinations. On the Ist of May, 1863, firs Scholarships will be offered for competition, viz., tv.o Foundation Scholarships of £20 and £10 respectively, the Stafford Scholarship of £20, the Richmond Scholarship of £30, and the Newcome Scholarship of £30. Due notice of the terms on which they will be competed r will be given Further particulars may be learne 1 by app ing to the Principal, Nelson College New /-t; land. /"IAL.EDOiNi.AiN SOCIETY Ui OT AGO \j ———_ PRESIDENT : b- A. M'LEOD, E.Q. i- vice-pk>sident: A. M'LAiNDKESS, Esq. TREASURER : J. HEALY, Esq., At A. Mercer's, Princes-street. directors: J. SIBBALD. A. G. ALLEN. J. C. CAMPBELL. J. C STOTT R. CAMPBELL. A. MURRAY A.J.CAMPBELL. J.JOHNSON W. LANG. H.W.SHILLINGL4W, W. HAY. A. MERCER. HON. SECRETARY: A. DICK, Esq. Office of the Society M'Cubbin's Otago Hotel Rattray-street. ' The objects of the above Society shall be the pro motion of Benevolence, National Literature, Customs and Accomplishments. ' 1. BENEVOLENCE- To be promoted by contributions to the funds of such charitable institutions a fcthe Directors may determine, and by giving information and advice to newly arrived immigrants, and I by affording for special cases of destitution such temporary relief as to the Directors may appear practi- : cable or expedient. 2. LITERATURE—To be promoted by offering , prizes lor the greatest proficiency of pupils attending the various educational institutions of the Colony t and aiso by procuring and disseminating information , regarding the poetry, history, aud archaology of Scotland. ™ 3. CUSTOMS AND ACCOT.P'LISHMBNTS- : To be promoted by o&eiing pri..,.> for excellence in the performance of National fe^is games, and exer- . cises, to be exhibited at the Annual Gathering* of tke Society