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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3883, 29 December 1883, Page 3

Government Gazettes NAPIER-WOODVILLE RAILWAY. FENCING CONTRACTS. Public Works Office, Koptia, December 24, 1883. WRITTEN TEMPERS will be received up to Noon'of SATURDAY, the 12th of January, 1384, for tho erection of Railway Fences between Waipawa and Waipnkurau (one contract), and between Kopua and Makatoku (4 contracts). Specifications and conditions of contract may bo seen at the above office. Tenders must bo sealod, addressed to tho undersigned, and marked outside, "Tender for Fencing, Waipawa-Waipukurau," or ;'Tender for Fencing, Kopua-Makatoku, Contract No. —," as the case may be. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. J. T. CARR, Residont Engineer. ISorough Notices. BOROUGH OF NAPIER. SUPPLY OF DOG COLLARS, 1884. HHENDERS are invited for the supply of JL Dog Collars of assorted sizes for the year 1881. Tenders to be sent in to tho Town Clerk's Office not later than 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 31st inst., endorsed " Tender for Dog Collars." Further information obtainable from Sergeant Walker, A.C., at the Police-office, Bryson-street. M. N. BOWER, Town Cleric. Town Clerk's Office, Napier, Dec. 23, 18S3. ICriucational. Board of Education, Napier, December 28, 1883. NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with section Gl of the Education Act, 1877, the Board of the Education District of Hawke's Bay has approved of a school district being established at To Arai, Poverty Bay, in tho County of Cook, and the following are the boundaries of such school district to be hereafter known as the "To Arai School District" : — Starting from the south-eastern boundary at the mouth of the Karaua creelc, from thence in a straight line west to the trigonometrical station No. 101, from thence north to where the two roads join on the Whenuakura block on the right bank of the Waipaoa river, then following down that river to the starling point at tho mouth of the Karaua creek. EXTENSION OF THE PATANGATA DISTRICT SCHOOL. It is further notified that the Board of Education has approved of the extension of the Patangata School District, so as to include the district known as the " Oero Road Board District," and on and after the Ist day of January, 1884, the Patangata School District shall be held as including the Oero Road Board District in addition to the district already gazetted. By order of the Board. H. HILL, Secretary. "~ ' -• ■ .DRAWING QL ASSES. npHE First Q.iartcr7)Hiic_now year will JL commence (for private pup4isl mi WEDNESDAY, the 2nd of January. ' CHARLES RAIKES, Shakespeare-road. MUSIC. MADAME T> O L I T Z X Will recommence Teaching Instrumental Music and Singing on January 21. Address in future issue. NAPIER GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL Head Mxstbkss : Miss HEWETT, A.A. (Oxford), A Q.O. (London.) Next Term commences TUESDAY, January 29, 1884. The School Course includes English subjects, Mathematics, French, Latin, German, Drawing, Class Singing, and Calisthenics. Fees paid in advance from £3 3s per term, Stationery, 2s 6d per term ; Music and Singing extra. Boarders are received by the Head Mistress ; Boarding Fees, £40 per annum, inclusive. For further particulars and prospectus, apply to— REV. D. SIDEY, Hon. Sec. WANTED— Early in January next, a certificated Master for the" Havelock District School. The average attendance for the past year was about seventy-five (To). The salary wilL be paid according to the Board scale, which on the present average would be about £100 per annum. Bonuses are also paid for training the pupil teachers and for the results obtained in the standard examination of the school. The amount paid during the past two years under the head of " Bonuses for Results " has averaged over £20 per annum. There is a good house of t> rooms i>ro- ! vided free .of. rent. Applications enclosing testimonials to be I forwarded to me not later than MONDAY. I THOMAS GILPIN, Chairman. WANTED— By '2Gth January, 1884, Head Master for tho Port Ahuriri District School. Salary according to Board scale. Average for hist quarter, 112 ; number on roll, 160. The salary for 112 would be £174 per annum, with bonus on results, last year £30, together with twining fees of a pupil teacher, £20. Good residence provided. Applications to be received not later than January 9th. Teachers classed below D 2 need not apply. C. Cranby, Chairman. Tenders. TO BUILDERS. THE time for receiving Tenders for 5-roomed House in Napier is extended until SATURDAY, sth January, 1884. ROBERT LAMB, Architect. TO CARPENTERS. HTJENDERS for Additions to the Native JL Boys' School, To Aute, will be received by the undersigned up till THURSDAY, the 3rd of Jauuary, 1884. Plans, specifications, kc, may be seen at my office, and copy sent to Waipawa on application. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. THOMAS R. COOPER, Architect. Sales by Graham, Pitt, and JiScsmctt. LAND SALE AT GIBBORNE. MESSRS. GRAHAM, PITT, AND BENNETT arc authorised by "The New Zealand Native Land Settlement Com - pany, Limited, to sell by PuMic Auction at Gisbornc, on THURSDAY, the 17th oi January, 1884, the TWwship of North Gisbonie, being the flat land adjoining the present town and divided therefrom by the Taruhuri River, which is bridged by v substantial traffic bridge. The Land is situate five minutes walk from the General Post-office and Government Buildings, and offers unequal advantages to purchasers. • At the same time and place will bo offered Rural and Suburban Lands in sections from 10 to 1100 acres, to suit all classes oi buyers. Terms and plans on application to the Auctioneers or the Company's offices, Gisbornc and Auckland. All lands offered are held under Lane Transfer Title, ■