Educational. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. EXAMINATION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF PDPIL TEACHERS. THE Board purpose HOLDING the EXAMINATION for SCHOLARSHIPS and the Annual Examination of Pupil Teachers during the second week m February. The requirements for the Pupil Teachers' Examination will be the same as m former years. The regulations for the Scholarship ilxamination will shortly be forwarded to School Committees. HENRY W. HAMMOND, jan6 Secretary. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. WANTED, a MASTER and MISTRESS for the Kakahu School, average attendance 34. Present salaries (dependent on the average attendance) — Master, £134 and houee ; Mistress, £50. Also, for the Otuio School, average 24 and increasing, a Master; salary not less than £124 and houee. Applications, stating certificates held and enclosing copies of testimonials, to be forwarded to the Chairman o( the Board, Timaru, before Wednesday, January Bth. jan6 Properties for Sale or Lease SHEEP RUN IN MACKENZIE COUNTRY. FOR SALE, PRIVATELY, the SHEEP RUN on the East Side of Lake Tekapo, known as RICH MONO STATION, Comprising 36,000 Acres of Leasehold Land ; with 14,000 Merino Sheep (delivery after Shearing). For full particulars and terms, apply to MILES, ARCHER & CO., Timaru ; or to E. A. HARGREAVES, Richmond Station. Timaru, 31st December, 1878. 31da LEVELS LAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (Limited) will offer by Pablic Auction m Timaru about the end of March next, 2,000 ACRES Of splendid Agricultural Land on the Levels Estate, situated close to Pleasant Point, m a high state of cultivation and ready for immediate settlement. The block of land to be offered is one of the earlipst selections m South Ctnterbury, and will be sold m moderately sized farms and on eaßy terms of payment. Full particulars and date of sale will be advertised shortly. llde BOARDING HOUSE— £2OOO. SPLENDID INVESTMENT In one of the most rising towns m Canterbury FOR SALE or LEASE, with furniture and stock-in-trade, a mos 1 ; respectable PRIVATE BOARIUNG HOUSE, with about 40 rooms, doing a good business. Liberal terms s proprietor rttiring. Apply for address at office of this paper. «ja4 Goods on Sale HAY BAKES. k MERICAN HICKORY and ASH J\. HORSERAKES ; will collect 4 acres per hour. no2B MILES, ARCHER & CO. SEEDS. nnURNIP, Mangel, Kohl Rabi, Rape, JL M astard, for present sowing. All best sorts just landed: MILES ARCHER &CO McCORMICK REAPERS AND BINDERS. GOLD MEDAL AT ROYAL AGRICULTURAL BHOW, HELD AT BRISTOL. GRAND PRIZR, PARIS EXHIBITION. FIRST t"RIZE AT PENRITH. WE shall, m the course ol a few days, EXHIBIT one of the above-named celebrated MACHINES, which will have all the latest improvements which have been added since last season. WM. PEIEST & CO., Agents. PW. HUTTON, &00., • MAIN NORTH ROAD. Brave Men m Action Sanitary Examination Five Years Penal Ser- of Water, Air, and vitude Food MacMillan's Bible Forrest'sHoree Doctor Teachings m Na- Bailey's Sporting Mature gsrine 30 volumes, Swan and her Crew complete Stonehenge on Grey- Dickens' Words, Tree hound Calf Wright's Poultry Headland's Action of Sydney's, The Horse Medicines Tegetmeyer's Poultry True Blue Notices. LOTHAIR \\riLL STAND at Sherwood Downs » T Terms— £4 4s. 700 COOKS tt RAINE. IN RE R. BARTON, DECEASED. ALL ACCOUNTS OWING BY, and all ACCOUNTS DUE TO, the Estate of the late Mr ROBERT BARTON, of Timaru, Livery Stable keeper, are requested to be SENT IN to A. St. G. HAMERSLEY, Solicitor, AT ONCE. 4}* RAYMOND'S " HOUSEHOLD" HAND LOCK-STITCH ~+ SEWING MACHINES. 8000 NOW IN USE THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. SEVEN YEARB' trial has proved beyond doubt that they are the *■">»& Simple, Durable, Efficient, and Satisfactory Machines ever invented. They >-* Te «>t <»« eingle fault. ■,,. This is an Amer i - an - niad c Machine. America is the ho-* of tne Sewing Machine, and their imr-^ 086 superiority over Birmingham d gasman makes is an established fact. *%V ONE AND YOU WILL NBVEB EEGBETIT. If you hesitate, ask those who have used them and you will not be long without one; These Machines are now fitted with solid bed and do not require screwing to the table. If you prefer a Treadle Machine, ask for Raymond's No. 1. May be had retail from the AOEKTB, 3. a. cowan & 00., DRAPERS, 13de TIMAHU.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 1340, 6 January 1879, Page 4
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