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8. See that in no case is the time allowed for a paper exceeded. 9. When a Candidate has finished a subject,'or the time allowed has expired, see that he has put his papers in order, written the name of the subject at the head of each sheet, written his name at the righthand top corner, numbered the sheet, and: fastened them together at the left-hand toj) corner. Then mark at the top of the first sheet the time occupied by the Candidate. 10. At the end of the time allowed for a subject, place the Candidates' papers, unfolded, in an envelope for transmission to the Board. 11. Report generally on the bearing and style of working of each Candidate. This report will bo considered confidential.

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES. 1. Read these instructions carefully and attend to them. 2. Read the instructions at the beginning of each examination paper and attend to them, 3. Be in your place before the time appointed for each paper. 4. Take no book or written or printed matter into the Examination Room. 5. Any Candidate copying from the papers of another, or permitting his own papers to be copied, or receiving or giving assistance of any description, will be forthwith dismissed from the Examination Room, and will not be allowed to offer himself again as a Candidate for Examination. 6. Write the name of the particular subject at the head of each sheet of paper you send up. Write your name at the right-hand top corner of each sheet. Do not write out 4 the question, but pi'efix the number of each question to each reply. Write on one side of the paper only. Do not write the answers to two questions on one sheet. 7. When you have finished a subject, or the time allowed has expired, collect your papers together, put them in order, number them, fasten them together at the left-hand top corner, and hand them in to the Supervisor. 8. The dictation exercise is specially intended to test "your proficiency ill handwriting, spelling, and punctuation; but you are warned that your qualifications in these respects will also be judged of by the written answers in all the subjects.

ORDER OF EXAMINATION. Junior.—l, English; 2, Arithmetic; 3, History; 4, Geography. Senior.-—l. English'; 2;\ Latin; 3, Arithmetic ; 4, Geography; 5, Greek ; 6,'_ French ; 7, German; 8, Maori; 5, Trigonometery; 10, Algebra; 11, Geometry; 12, Science; 13, History; 14, Book-keep-ing; 15, Shorthand.