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Otago Witness, Issue 2287, 30 December 1897, Page 27

Late Advertisments. WHEREAS by and under the provisions of "The Education Act 1877" the Education Bo*rd of a district has power to promote the establishment of school districts and to d'.fiue the limits theieof, and has power also to alter such limits and to divide any school district into two or more «chool districts, or parts of such districts into one ; aud whereas it is expedient to ptomole the establishment of the Schcol District of SUTTON, the Education Board of the District of Otaso doth hereby resolve to establish the School District of Sut'on, and the same is hereby established, with the limits and boundaries hereinaifcer appeariig — that is to say :—: — SUTTON DISTRICT. AH that area bounded on the north by the northern boundary of Sufcton Survey District to Section 35, Block IV, said district, thence by a road line, beii g the southern boundaries of Sectioos 35, 36, 37, 38. 39, 40, 41, 42, 10, 24, and 45, 6aid Block IV, and of Sections 4, 5, and 9, Block XII, Strath-Taieri Survey District ; on the easb by Block 11, Nenthoru Survey District ; on the south by part of said ! Block II to the Takri River, thence by the | Taieri River and Sutton Stream to Block IX, Sutton Survey District ; and on the west by Blocks VIII and IX, same disfciic'fc, to the starting point. The Education Board of the District of Ot»go dotb further resolve to alter the boundaries of the fallowing Schcol District", and the boundaries are according altered as follows :—: — STRATH-TAIERI. All that area boundtd on the north by Block 1 and Sections 53, 54, and 55, Block V, and parij of Block VI, Strath- Taieri Survey District ; on the fafet by Sections 11, 12, 13, snd 14, Block i V, Strath-Taieri Survey Dibtricr, by the Taieri River, Blocks XI and XIII, Strath-Taieri Survey District ; on tte south by part of Block 11, Neuthorn Survey District, and a read line running in a north and westerly direction through Section 9, Block XII, Strath-Taieri Survey District, and being the northern bo.mdaiies of Sections 8, 7, 6, Baid Bock XII, and of Sections 46, 23, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 34, j Block IV, Sutton Survey District, thence by northern boundary of said Sutton District to the Logan Burn surv< y District ; thence en the west by the Logan Burn District to starling point. BRIGHTON. All that area bounded on the ea*t by Sections 51 and 2 tf 15, bock VUI, Duntdin and East Taieri Survey District ; on the north by Sections 2 of 14, 1 of 14, and 3 of 14, said Rlocb VIII ; again on the easb by eaid Block VIII ; on the north-west by a road line runDiug nearly along ihe watershed cf the ranges from said Block VIII, past trig station X, to western corner ot Section 26, Block I, Otakia Survey District;; lhence south-Lasterly clong southwest boundary of said Section 26 to Section 21, thence south-westerly to road line, thence by said road line to the boundary of Blcck IV, tame district ; on. the south-west and south-east by Block IV, and Sections 16, 14, 1 of 13, aud 2 of 13, Block "HI, "said distriot; and on the south-east by the ccean. SADDLE HILL. All that area bounded on the north-west snd rsorth by the road Hue through the north-east corner of Section 23, Block VIII, Dunedin and East Taieri Survey Districts, to the 'boundary' line of Otakia Sutvey District ; on the southeast and south by the ocean ; on the south-west i by Bluck I, Otakia Survey Dietrict, and Sec- ! Uon 52, Block" VIII, Ducedin and JSast Taieri i Survey Districts ; and on the north-east by the Walton School District. By order of tbe Board. DONALD BORRIE, Chairman ; P. G. PRYDE, Stcretary. Education Office, Dunedin, December 16, 1897. 30d [Under the distinguished patronage of his Excellency the Earl of BaDfurly and the Right Hon. R. J. Seddon, Premier.] NEW ZEALAND NATIVES'' ASSOCIATION (Wellington Branch). SPOKTS CABNIVAI, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1898, And GRA^O ART UJtfIOJV (By special permission of Colonial Secretary), To be drawn at the Opera House On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1898. 25 MAGNIFICENT PICTURES. Tho Pictures will be on View Early in j JANUARY. Various firms have offered very valuable presents to the winners of the d ; fferent prizes. The Dresden Piano Company, Wellington, offer the winner ot the First Priz<s the choice of either a Lipp md Sohn or a Bcoadwood and Sons Piauo, each of which is valued at £110. Messrs Inglis Bros, offer the winners of the Second and Foutth Prizes Raleigh Bicycles, valued at £31 and £30 respectively. Messrs Jenkinson aud Co. offer the winners of the Third and Fifth Prizes a specially- built Champion and a Clevnland, valued at £30 and £27 respectively. Twenty other prf ssnts, varying in value from £20 to £2, are tff^rtd to the winners of the other 20 prizes by other firms. Tickets only Is each, which includes admission to the Sporte. Single tickets sent to any address on receipt of Is in stamps and stamped envelope for reply. Books of 23 tickets sent anywhere on receipt of £1, ore ; ght for £7, cr 17 for £15 Agents- Messrs S. Jacobs, Princes -strf et, and J. M 'Queen, George street", Dui.edin. Rt liable Aleuts wauted in any place where no agents already appointed. SPECIAL NOTE. In the event of the Pianos, Bicycle?, or any of tbe other presents not being to the likiog of the winners of any of the prizes, tbe Committee undertake to find purchasers for the same at their sptcified value, less 15 per cent, commisBion, within one week from date of drawing. A)l communications aud remittances to be addressed to A. H. LOGAN, Secretary, 16J 21 Willis street, Wellington. OTAGO DAILY TIMES. — Ihe only Morning Newspaper published between Oamavu anrl Invercargill. Circulating ext«" 1 5iyely iv Dunediu and all Provincial towns.