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Otago Witness, Issue 2914, 19 January 1910, Page 46

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. r ANTED KNOWN—Poisoned and Tn- . - flamed Wounds, Sore Legs, Sore Eyes, Burns, all Skin Complaints, Cured with Spring Blossom Ointment. 6d and Is everywhere. Otago boys’ and girls’ high SCHOOLS, DUNEDIN. ■j SESSION, 1910. ! NEW PUPILS will bo ENROLLED on i MONDAY, tb© 7th February, at 9.20 a.ra. i ‘ SCHOOLS REOPEN on TUESDAY, the 18th February, at 9-20 a.m. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Rector, W. J. MORRELL, M.A. BOYS’ BOARDING-lIOUSE. Manager, F. II CAMPBELL, M.A. Beautifully situated, a. few minutes’ walk from the School. Comfortable home. Lessons supervised and boys carefully tutored 'ajnd prepared for examinations by Mr Campbell and resident masters. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLPrinoipal Miss ALLMAN MARCHANT, M.A. The Pupils of both Schools are prepared for the following Examinations; —University Scholarships, Matriculation, -Senior and Junior Civil Service, Senior and Junior Education Board Scholarships. FREE PLACES IN TERMS OF GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS. Junior Free Places.— Pupils who obtain Sixth Standard Certificates of Proficiency j before the age of 15 (on the Ist.. December last) are eligible for Junior Free Places, lasting for two years. At the expiration of this time pupils may qualify > for Senior Free Places, tenable until the age of 19. Pupils qualified under these regulations to join the Schools at the beginning of the school year should enter on the day of enrolment, and only under special circumstances will they b© admitted later than seven days thereafter. | For prospectuses, etc., apply to C. MAC ANDREW", Secretary Board of Governors. Jetty street. 19ja aUARTZ REEF POINT SLUICING COMPANY (LIMTED). WANTED, a Thoroughly Experienced! Hydraulic.' Elevating, and Sluicing MINE MANAGER. Applications (accompanied with testimonials and stating wages required) to be sent to the , Undersigned on or beforo SATURDAY, the 22nd January, 1910 EDWARD TRYTHALL, Secretary. Dunedin, January 12, 1910. laja AR M S FOR SALE. 76°° ACRES Freehold, at Table Hi Milton 5040 ACRES Freehold, at Waipahi. 5000 ACRES Freehold, at Milton. l°r$ 5 r Goodwood and Stonebun 204 j AC'-RES, <it Waiwera South 2900 ACRES Freehold, at Clarks. 3500 ACRES Leasehold, at Lee Stream <2885 ACRES Leasehold, at Macraes. Freehold, at Beaumont. 1 160 ACRES, at Poolburn. 2254 ACRES Freehold, at Kelso 1000 ACRES Freehold, at Clinton. 1037 ACRES Freehold, at Moonlight. r-TwlS Freehold, at Waitahuna. 1735 ACRES Leasehold and Freehold i Ranfurly. 712 ACRES Freehold and Leasehold, i . Eweburn. DAIRY FARMS. We have a number of Freehold Dai) Farms in dose proximity to factory. Goc localities. Also Agricultural; and Farm " n ™ ch would be suitable for mixed farrr OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (LTD.). INLABGEMENTg, i j QtEND for Price of Best Enlargements i k? procurable in Now Zealand. Only the I best Artists employed. This is not a bogus so-called art company. Note Address: GUY, Photographer, care Otago Witness. i I I POSITION UNRIVALLED IN I LONBOM, ENGLAND. HS Mnifi nr-Erl j. if J Portland Place and Regent St., London, "W* [] FAMILY HOTEL OF THE HIGHEST OKDER. I j] Qalzt, Open and Healthy Location | i.i Fashionable Part of West E ad, s| dsse to best Shops, and convenient > for Theatres and IT be Railways. !L _ M Wf An invisible -fitted Appliance for tlie Far, curing Oeafness and Head Xoises, fully described in Prof. Ware's booklet, will lie sent free (scaled) on request. Address: E. WESLEY, C 4 Pitt Street, Sydney. v.Y MISSING FRIENDS. WANTED to FIND the Whereabouts j of WILLIAM THOMAS RUMNEY, daughter anxious to find. —Anyone knowing kindly communicate with Isabel Rumney, Genera! Post Office, Hobart, Tasmania.