Mr Corfe's Dismissal.
RESOLUTION OF THE SECONDARY '' SCHOOLS CONFEBENCE. The Secondary Schools Conference this .s, morning passed a resolution expreßßin»v^ unqualified dissent from the princiMr 1^ affirmed by. the Board of Govern<ars?i<3 Christ's College in their resolution in connectaon with the removol of Mr Corfe from *. the head-mastership, viz., that fourteen oi fifteen yearwwere long enough for the bea* qualified man to hold such an appointment. . . Queen's Cadets.— Mr John Ollivier had obtained anadditional .£4O worth of prizes for the Queen's Cadets' art union, mating ' the total value of the prizes to be offered about jB3OO. They are to be displayed in Messrs Mflner and Thompson's window. The date of the drawing will be fixed 1 early next week. The parades in connection with the Cadets are to recommence on' -'• Tuesday evening next, when Nos. 1 and 3 ' Companies will assemble for instruction. On Wednesday Tfos. 3 and 4 will parade) and recruits will be drilled on Thursday* and Fridays. KCOTX'B EmjLSIOH OP PURE COD LIVBB Oil with HtroPßOsranrs is the most valuabU ?? r^ y *° r Consumption, Scrolula, Gonerai Debility, Wasting Diseases of CMl<^,Chroni4 Coughs, and Bronchitis, that has ever lean pro. dnced^ It is v«;ry pal*feble; it la very futteniuo and strengthening. It uill ease at ones the most «Bd will gixe Both comfort and ttrangth to the trnffoeer. It poßßeesw the com. biEed virtues of these popular remedies ia their ' S*BdZlA£%] Okemis * ONI •»»* *» •*'* 6d , The Council of the University of Mcl- ' bourne have adopted the following resolntion of the faculty of medicine :— ''That inMew of the urgent need for'ptaotical instruction in euch special branches as dia- r eases of women, diseases of children, diseases of the eye, ear, and throat, the Council be requested to ascertain from the ; authorities of the Melbourne and Alfred ' Hospitals whether such instruction can ba obtained in these institutions." *M,OOO GIVJEtf AWAT TO " BUYEBS OF A BOTTLE OF BREADALBAKE WHIBKY Shipped by Alex. Fenrasoo *Co« Gfearow Particular* from all Wine llS3i«ntfc Staiss. keepers, Botelkeepers, and SpirfWteSSre!. w£S£ Bale Agenta-Wni. X B«onla* fc Co.. SSwSbi, wHeIT. I . The death-rate at B^id, Spain, V fair tins year is stated as having reached the " Afefete^* 5 to.*toJ.oOO ifthabitw»tß.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6437, 5 January 1889, Page 3
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362Mr Corfe's Dismissal. Star (Christchurch), Issue 6437, 5 January 1889, Page 3
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