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WANTED, by a gentleman, a Situation of trust in a store or otherwise, either in town or country. Excellent references, and security given. Address D.J.F., office of this paper. nan who has had many- . . _, -..j. ice in London and New York, a situation as Foreman and Manager of ■"" olesale or Retail Clothing Manufaeto atroduce a few good machines and co petent hands to work them. Apply, office of this paper. office of this paper. WANTED to BUY, FOWLS and DUCKS in any quantity. J. * SBARLOW, Poulterers, Willis-street. Missing Friends. F this should meet the eye of HENRY _ BARNACLE or JOSEPH GUBNEY (supposed to be in the neighborhood of Wellington), they are requested to write to their friends in Timaru. Address, Tom Gurney, in care of W. Bailey, Bootmaker, Timaru. 'NIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION.—APKIL, 1576. The following is a list of subjects in which Candidates for Junior Scholarships in the University will be examined : 1. Latin.—Unseen passages for translation, the passages selected to be free from any unsual difficulty. Questions on grammar, &c. Easy passages for translation from English into Latin prose. 2. Greek. —As in Latin. 3. English.—Questions on grammar, etymology, the uses of words, &c. Passages from any of the best English authors, for paraphrase, explanation, or criticism. Essay on some easily understood subject. ( Questions on grammar ; unFkench. I seen passages for translation German. -{ into English ; passages for Italian. | translation from English into German, or Italian. 4. Mathematics.—Arithmetic : Algebra to quadratic equations, with easy problems. Euclid : Books 1,2, 3,4, 6, with easy deductions. Trigonometry, to the selution of triangles, with easy transformations and examples. 5. History.—From the discovery of America till the end of the reign of the Emperor Charles V. 6. Natural and Physical Science.—Any two of the following branches :—(a) Botany ; (b) Zoology; (c) Geology; (d) Electricity ; (e) Sound and Light ; (f) Heat. W. M. MASKELL, Secretary. "VTELSO.N TOWN SCHOOLS Applications for the appointment of HeadMaster to the Bridge-street Boys' School, to be addressed to the undersigned (enclosing the necessary certificates of competency), will be received up to 2 p.m. of the 18th day of AUGUST next. Salary, £250 per annnm. Candidates to present themselves for examination at the Central Board room on the 16th and 17th August, at 10 a.m. each dav. JNO. W. WIGZELL, Hon. Secretary. 21st July. Drapery JAMES SMITH'S, TE ARO HOUSE. MEN'S BLACK CLOTH SUITS, Complete, 29/6. MEN'S GREY TWEED SUITS, Complete, 27/6. TWEED TROUSERS AND Vests, 10/6. MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS, 6/6. MEN'S TWEED COATS, 7/6. . MEN'S CRIMEAN SHIRTS, All wool, 3/9. FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS, Full size, 4/6. MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS, 27/6. STOCK-TAKING SALE. TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STEEET. (REMISES COMING DOWN! GOODS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE THE 10th AUGUST. GOODS AT ANY PRICE, MACLEAN'S DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, CUBA-STREET. NOTE THE NAME : MACLEAN. NOTICE. THE CITY CLOTHING MART, Willis-street, Three doors below Bank of New South Wales, WILL BE OPENED SATURDAY NEXT, the 24th instant, When the best value ever show" in WeWmcton will be offered to the puuut-, in the shape of MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHING Of every description. HATS! HOSIERY! SHIRTS! GENTLEMEN'S MERCERY, AND EVERY REQUISITE IN THE TRADE. jSS" As I am determined that I will not be undersold by any one in the trade, the public will find it to their advantage to call at THE CITY CLOTHING MART. JOHN THORBURW,