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Thames Advertiser, Volume XVI, Issue 5185, 4 June 1885, Page 2

Educations.!. : BOARD OP EDUCATION. PUPIL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. THE Examination of Pupil Teachers and Candidates for Employment will be held at Auckland, Thames, and Hamilton on Tuesday, 30th. June, 1885,, and following 'days.' : i ,>''• • ■ "'. ' ' /. : • / All Pupil Teachers of the First, and Second Years are required toattend, unless specially exempted by tho Board. Pupil Teachers of the Third Year, who desire to he examined, should send in their names not lator than SATURDAY,2Ofch June instant. VINCKNT E..EIOE, • Secretary. • .THAMES BOYS' AND GIRLS' '' ' " HIGH SCHOOL. I: ■ , PARENTS are respectfully informed that for greater convenience the year has been, divided into three terms, as follow.r- ;. ; '■'' From February 2nd to April 25th From May 18th to August 22nd; ' From September 14th to December 19bh FEES:- , One Pupil, £216s per term; Two Pupils, £29seach per term; Three Pupils,£2 2s each per term; Four Pupils, £116s 9d each per term. R. A.HEALD, .. . : •■-;• :.',.". Secretary. :

;■ THAMES HIGH SCHOOL,:. 1 'EVENING CLASSES. . ,'"" ! THE EVENING CLASSES at the Thames j ; High' School will- COMMENCE on Thursday, April 9th. The Hours will be from G. 30 to 8 o'clock p.m. on Monday and Thursday in each week, and the! Term from April to October. '] ; FEE, 103 for each subject, whioh must in all cases be paid strictly in advance, ■■■•.<■ JAMES ADAMS, . '' • i' • •'■ Head Master. . Wanted. ; : ! WANTED-A MAN or STRONG 1 BOY for general farm work; .must be able to' Milk.—Apply at'this Office at five o'clock on Thursday Aftkrnoon. ' '■ WANTED TO SELL-60 cases Corrugated Galvanised Iron, and 40 Casks Zinc, imported : direot, and for sale very cheap'by George McCaul, Thames Galvanised Iron Works. ANTED KNOWN that MW'Ardern late,of Rolleston-street, : has |takon over the Business of the late'MrsJefferson,! Pollen-street," and trusts by caro and attention to merit a share of public support.. , ANTED TO:SELL, Cheap-350:Kegs Wire 1 arid'Ewbank 'Nails; 60 doz, Ames' No. 3 Shovels; also, Builders' \ Ironmongery. —George McCaul, Thames/Galvanised Iron Works.,.. i WANTED TO SELL-Galvanised Iron Chimneys, 24 gauge Iron. 20s each; 1,000 Colonial Ovens, from 14s each.— George McCaul, Thames Galvanised Iron .Works, 7 -"' , __.'__ •'■ '■ '■■ WANTED TO SELL-Fruit. Jam; and Honey TlNS—large Contracts as per Agreement. Just,received a consignment of Smith and Wellstood's COOKING STOVES, to bo sold on Commission; also, a consignment of new improved KITCHENSINK, with Traps and Soap Dish complete, at 153 each.—George McCaul, Thames Galvanised Iron Works. ; WANTED TO SELL, 2000 Feet jlndia Rubber Garden Hose, at 7£d per foot, and 50,000 feet Galvanised Iron Water Pipe, from -Jinc, laid at 3d per foot,— George McCaul, Thames Galvanised Iron Works, . _ ! ' WANTED TO SELL-100,000feetO.G. and Half-Round Spouting, from 2d per foot; Down Pipe and RidgeiCapsinade to any size or pattern: Iron curved for tanks, verandahs, &c, on the shortest notice. —Three First Prizes at Auckland Agricultural Show, 1883, for Tinware, Colonial Ovens, and Lead Edge Ridge Cap,—George McCaul, Thames Galvanised Iron Works ', '

HALF-A-LEAGUE, half-a-league, ; Half-a-league onward i IntoMcGOWAN'S'shbp' : Plunged many hundred, " TEA I" is the people's cry— ' ; :: "'Whose is the best to buy?"- ; ■'■' 1 Mao's, most assuredly,": \ ' '•''; Shout many hundred, \ Grocers to right of us, .!■ Grocers to left of us, : :'. i Grocers around us—. v '■ ■■ AH, all have blundered; Armed for the Tea Brigade, : ' Here we are, undismayed; ■,'," Asking the people's aid, 1 Where no high charge is made— , Come on, many'hundred. Come on, to right of.,us, ; , ~. ? iComeonjtoleftof us,; :':!;;,: ;•,:,;' ;; Come on, before u5,,;.,, ■•,,,,. We never: have blundered, Stormed'at by those who try ',; > j ,•'; Teasuohasourstobuy^ l >■->* '' j' Failing most dismally,' ''' ; • Fail many hundred; None can suoh good tea packThat is a.well-known fact; ; Fromall we bear the belt,. ' .'" Shout many hundred, ; When shall our gloryfade? - " Oh! tho light oharge that's made ..■.■;: V Say. many'hundred. ; .;. '■'.3.8., TEA!;