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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2294, 27 January 1882, Page 4

*3B ___-_»^«« Scholastic. miMARU HIGH SCHOOL. FOR BOYS AND GIBLB. Under a Board of Governor* elected by Hi» Excellency the Governor, the South Canterbury Board of Education, tbe County Council* of Waimate and Geraldine, and the Borough of limaru. Rector : A. L. HALKETT DAV7SON. M.A. {Bursar, Prizeman, and Graduate m Honors of th: University of Aberdeen ; sometime Assistant to the Professor of English ami Logic. Aberdeen ; and English Master, Ladies' College. Melbourne) Classics, English, a*-d Science : THE RhCTOR. Class:c3 and Modrbx LisoriOES: ARTHUR BKUCHIiER. {Sometime Foreign Master m Dunedin High School, and Lecturer m the Olago University ) Matuejiatics and Classics : WILLIAM WALIOX, B A. (Mathematical Honors, and late Scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.) ENGLisn, Dkill. Drawing : GEOR3E STKVUN. (D Certificate. S.Z.) EsGLtSH AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS : (Vacant: to be filled before commencement of term.) Arithmetic, Bbawing, ic. MRS COWAN. (Certificated and sometime m Dunedin Girte' High School) JUMOR MISTBKS3 : MISS MILNK. {D Certificate, iV* Z.) THE CURRICULUM OF STUDY. The Curriculum of Study embrace-, m ndHiii'.u to tl o c subjects wheh form the bis'n of a iound Enelifh education, regular instruction m Latin, Frooch and German ; m Greek, if required ; m Alg.-bra. Ueoinetry and Trigom'roctry ; m Drill, Drawing and Accomplishment* ; and m one or two branches of Natural and Experimental Science. For the teaching of Phyrica and Chemistry, sets of apparatus have been procured. In addition to (boss already m u*o, apparatus for a complete coiirte m Hi-ience has been ordered, and wi'l be received during tbe year. GENERAL SCHOOr. ARRANGEMENT . The School hours are from 930 am. to 12 30 p.m , and from 2 p.m to 4 p.m. FEES. The Fers are strictly payable m advanc, and ure collected by tbe Secretary on the G«t. Monday after eich term d.y, at tl.e School, be' ween 9.30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Fur the regular School comae £2 12s 6d per term In the ensa of two or mor« of same family £2 2a Od „ „ Pupils entering for the first time alter the commenconent of a term are charged m proportion to the remaining time. Tbe School Tear is divided into four equal terms of about eleven weeks m rach. ATTENDANCE AT SISGLE CLASSES. Besides the regular pupils, boys or girl» who have previou-ly been regular pupils at the H gh School can attend single rljsses, on a payment of 10s 6d per quarter for each such cliss ; but are not entitled to rtnk for prize jor honors. Ihose wh> l:are not previously attended the School are charged a fee of one guinea for each such class. PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS. Ten Scholarships of the annual v»lu« of Ten Guineas are granted by Governors. Of these four are open to Pupils of South Canterbury Schools, Ihe subjects of examination being the leading branches of Standard V. Gold Medalu and Pr:z<n are awardrd anuua'ly for exrel'ence m the several subjects of the Curriculum. The CLASSES RE-A3«EMBLE on Wednesday, February Ist. NEW PUPILS will be Enrolled and Classified on Tuesday Forenoon, the 31st mat. GEORGE F. CLULEE, j 26j* Secretary. TIMARU HIGH BCHOOL. THE HIGH SCHOOL WILL BEOPKN ou WEDNESDAY, February Ist. Ne«r Pupils are requested to attend for classification on Tuesday, 3lst lust., at teo o'clock a.m. 25ja CONVENT SOHOOL3 OF THE SACRED HEART. Conducted by tbe Religious of the Sacred Heart, TIMARU. CLASHES will RE-OPEN on WEDNKSDAY, Ist February. For Terms and other particilars apply to THE BEY. MOTH KB, Convent of the Sacred Heart, 23i* Timaru. Notices. NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE~ NOTICE th>t, m consequence of injury done to gates and surfw, further TRAFFIC through the Paddock known as the WaimiitaitM Dairy is CLOSED. Any Persons requiring access must apply to me from and aftsr tMi date. FRED. B. RAYMOND. Timaru, 25th Jan., 1882. 26 j a EWE SHEARING will COVtMENCE at CLAYION on February 7th. 26ja GEORGE I. HAMILTON. Bankruptcy. IN BANKRUPTCY. INTHEDI3TRICTCOURTOFTIMARU AND OAMARU, holden at Timaru. In the matter of Tbe Debtors and Creditors Act 1876 and the Act* amending the same and ol the bankruptcy of Thomas Rica^RD Watts, a debtor. This is to notify th*t Thomas Bichabb Watts, of Timaru, m the Provincial District of Canterbury, New Zetland, laborer, has this day filed » Statement that he is usable to meet bis engagements with hi* Creditors. The fln-t meeting of Creditors to be held at the District Courthouse, Timarn, on FRIDAY, the 3rd day of February, 1832, at the hour of eleven o'clock m the forenoon. Dated this 25th day of January, 1882. THOMAS HOWLEY, . _ _ „ Clsrk of Court. A. ST. G. HAMEB9LBT, Solicitor, Timaru. 27ja £ost and Found. £2 REWARD WILL be paid to anyone Finding and Returning to me a MASTIFF DOG named Druid, lost (on Friday 13th January, Timaru. 23ja A. BT. G. HAMERSLEY. T O3T— A BUNCH OF KEYS. Tbe JU finder will be rewarded by handing them to the Ilerald Office. li7ja LOST OR BTOLEN— On the evening ot J the 26th, a GOLD WATCH (hunger) ; ol number known. A suitable reward 'will be it given by ' delivering same to Walsh'd (Hair &i Ifrtiiir), aext Union Bask. '27jt oi