; BOARD OP EDUCATION. MIDWINTER HOLIDAYS. mHE MIDWINTER HOLIDAYS will JL commence on Saturday, the Ist of Jaly. W. NORTHCROFT, Secretary. June 14, 1382. a 172 h 20 b jyl BOARD OF EDUCATION. HIGH SCHOOL. (CANDIDATES for admission to the High J School must send in their names to the Inspector on or before the 24th instant, and must present themselves at his office, in the Government Building 3, at half-pnst 0 on the 29th instant. A Preparatory Class has been established at the High School, to which boys will be admitted who are not sufficiently advanced to pass the Fourth Standard. Application to be made to the Principal. The fees are £1, payable quarterly in advance. * W. NORTHCROFT, Secretary. ■ June 14, 1882. a 173 h je2o b 24 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the Bankruptcy of THOMAS Leedoit, of Waitara, Brewer. NOTICE is bereby given that all Accounts due to the above Estate, and also all Accounts due to Leedom k Watson, of Waitara, Brewers, must be paid to the undersigned not later than 15th July, or legal proceedings for recovery will be taken without further notice. And all persons having claims against the said Estate are requested to forward the same, duly proved, to me without delay, or they will be excluded from participation in any dividend to be declared. J. C. DAVIES. a 179 je2l w s jylo Creditors' Trustee. WAITARA JOCKEY CLUB SAPLING ST&.KES, £30, NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1883, FOR 2-YEAR-OLDS ONLY. HVTOMINATIONS (£1) close at the Bridge _LM Hotel. Waitara, on SATUBDAY, the 24th June, at 8 p.m. JOHN S. BAILEY, a6B jn 24 Secretary, W.J.C. JEWELLERY. A DREW has just received a LARGE and . SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of GOODS, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond and Dress Rings, Gold and Silver Brooches, Earrings. Lockets, Bracelets, Chains, kc, all of the most recent patterns. A special line in Engagement Rings, very ' cheap.' Inspection invited. ' ' A. DREW, al2o je22 Town Bridge, New Plymouth. JUGS ! JUGS !! JUGS !!! JUST opened up,— 2 CRATES of JUGS ; will be sold in sets of 3, at 3a. per set. TURNER'S NEW CROCKERY SHOP, Devon Street East. alßo jyl NOI'IOK TO THK PUBLIC A 8 tho Runners of tho Tabanaki Hklald jljl only take with them sufficient copies of thai paper for delivering to Subscribers, persons are particularly requested NOT to purchase from the boys when on their rounds. Single copies of the paper can be obtained of th« Aermiffl in riifforpnt parts of tho town. V\7ANTED,— A GOOD COOK, female preVV ferred ; also, nil ACTIVE LAD. to make himself generally useful. — JAMES DAY, Masonic Hotel. alß2tc WANTED,— For private family in Wanganui— A FEMALE COOK, wages £10. Also HOUSE and PARLOR MAID for Bime place. Apply to Miss HUMPHKIKS alf.B tc WANTED.— A STRONG LAD. nccustomed to farm work; must be able to milk. For addre&j, apply at Office of thiw Paper. nlsl tc
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4071, 19 June 1882, Page 3
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483Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4071, 19 June 1882, Page 3
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