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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 448, 18 February 1857, Page 9

COALS! COALS! COALS! /CANTERBURY coals delivered" in \J Christchurch,■ at £4 10s. per ton. i\=\\ on delivery. Orders to be sent by Post to U J. H. MOORE, - Perry Eoad. jf.B. The Canterbury coals are now equal in quality to the Newcastle coals. CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY, THE following Scholarships.in connexion with Christ's College, are at present vacant. . -■■■ . --■ '■ -. ■■> -;■ ■•■ ■ '. ■ 1. The Dudley Divinity Scholarship, present value about £10 per annum, open to all members of the United Church of England and Ireland, between the ages of IB and 25 inclusive, declaring themselves "desirous of studying Divinity. The value of this: Scholarship is likely soon to increase. ,-••.■ 2. The Rowley Scholarship, present value about £12 per annum, open to all members of: the United Church of England ;and Ireland, between the ages of 15,and 20 inclusive. „, . 3. The Buller and Reay Scholarship, present value about £15 per annum, open to the same as the preceding. : ; : ; ; ' ■: If three competent Candidates should not present themselves'j any two; of the .above Scholarships may be held' together, subject to the rules respecting age, :Each Scholarship is tenable for three years, subject to the power of the Warden and Fellows to remove a Scholar at any time, in case of misconduct; Candidates are to apply personally, or by letter, before: the 25th: March next, tp the Rev. H. Jacobs, M.A;^ Sub-Warden of .Christ's College, Christchurch,- and," if not resident in the Province, they are required to send certifi-; rates of their .being ''members of the United Church of England-and Ireland, and,'if possible, Certifioatesof'Baptism'/together with TestimonialsofClmracter. Theymustalso^eclarethemselves ready to. conform to the -rules of the College, and to attend such c6urse of instructions as shall be required of then^ during the College terms. The minimum-of "previbub proficiency required will be some' knowledge of! Latin, of Arithmetic, of Ancient and Modern History, Scripture History, and Geography. ' AH further particulars may be learnt on application as above. ■< :■'■'" By order of the Governing" Body of the College. ■ ■■' -HENRY JACOBS, Sub-Warden. Christchurch, Feb. 12fch, 1857. TOBACCO. ■■••■■■■' A TONS SHEEP WASH TOBACCO. " "W. WILSON. NO TIC E. TiHE Provincial Government are" pre--1- pared to receive Tenders from persons willing to engage in the construction of wads or other Public Worl^ and to receive payment m land, under the. 43rd clause of the »aste Land Regulations now in force. ; off! n,l ! te' n^r; must contain a specification the Public Work which it is proposed to con"uCT,and the sum: in mbiiey for which the conS? I'^.^."ff-'tP,undertake-: it,and the time»»«»n which it is to.be completed. o. iivery Tender must, also contain a- careful uescriphon of the'portion land : which" the' 6s *"tG' yec?iv? in P ayment <tuana° T neh I derwill >e:' accepted on which the ftro °m :" applied for exceeds one acre Rework to b° PoUTlds St^ling of the value of 4'ts° Te."^ er he accepted except on the Cli Cevilf™te of the Provincial Engineer, Wfif k ProPosed to be done'is ofpublic inth6 Tende'r bOn4 fide wortl^fche sum sPecifie<i t , • As soon as mj Teridershall be accepted by ServedT"l6^ the land applied, for will be »ork. Sale until the completion of the . By Order of His Honor the ' , a . '. Superintendent, (Signed) JOSEPH BRITTAN, V|?^l Secretary's Office 01"1 S'Creta- 7' Feb. 7th,1857. / j