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Otago Daily Times, Issue 281, 13 November 1862, Page 8

n ■" Business Notices. * GW. PAYNE and" CO, Paperhangings, Glass: • and Colour Warehouse, Cutting, Princesstreet : ff\ HE GUI BLR ON; HOTEL Opposite 1 the Office of this Paper, has GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR DIGGERS, AND OTHERS, on Reasonable Terras: CHARLEY Wl LLIAM3, Proprietor. (Formerly of William's Hotel, Melbourne.) NOTICE. S\ T HORSE BAZAAR. ALES BY AUCTION, Daily, of Horses, &c, a 12 o'clock sharp. WILSON & WAIN ANDERSON AND SONS m (Late Hall and Alderson), TANNERS AND CURRIERS, Ji anufacturers and Importers of "- < - SA lID LE R Y,-H ARNE SS, Wayne s Patent Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots and Shot's Enamelled and Japanned Leathers Moroccos, Roans, and all other Fancy Leathers Mill Belts —Accoutrements Grindery and Saddlers' Ironmongery 221, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. - Black and Polar-Oils always, on hand R. WILLIAM JOHISTON, Notary Public. Office :—Corner of Princes-street and High-street, Dunedin, (next door to Fraser & Granger, Saddlers.') N.B. —Ship Protests must be noted within Forty-eight hours after the Arrival of Vessel. COACH AND BUGGY SHOP. ALL kinds of Repairing and Job Work neatl done -with both English and America^ Material. Also, Veterinary and Shoeing Forge on Cobb' premises, Stafford-street. •; - ' W. BLACK. NEW RUSH. NEW RUSH, TO THE CAFE RO\ TAL and RESTAURANT Beachstreet, Waikouaiti. The best Aceomodation in the Township, Meals always ready. COLLINS & VASS, Proprietors. J. GILL ON, WHOLESALE and FAMILY WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT. JGILLON begs to intimate that from his old con- . nfction with the first London and Continental Houses in the Wine Trade, he is enabled to import first-class Wines, Spirits, &c. He purposes devoting all his attention to this branch of business, and flatters himself to give satisfaclion to his Friends and Patrons. Cards, with list of prices sent on application. Parties purchasing qr.-casks or octaves, will be supplied at wholesale prices. His lit of prices will be found moderate, commencing- at for Sherries, 36.3. upwards, according to quality, &c, &c. Teas, in Chests aud halt-Chests. Offices next door to the Medical Hall, PRINCES STREET. From 10 to 4. NOTICE TO FARMERS. T ROBINSON &CO., of 247 Elizabeth street, . Melbourne. Victoria, beg to inform the Farmers Squatters, and others, of Utago, that they are about to open a Store at" the corner of Walker and Hope-streets, Dune-din, for the Sale of Agricultural Implements, and Machinery, where they will be prepared to supply first-class articles, at moderate prices, including their first prize One, and two Horse Reaping and Mowing Mnchines, Horse Hay Rakes, Ploughs, Harrows, Chaffcutters, Corn Crushers, and every article, foni.ected with the Farm. Particulars in future Advertisement. Hi.NllY FA KLEY, House, Land, and Estate . Agent, &c, Princes-street. Has for Sale or Lease, Laud in the most business part of the Town, also, splendid Sites ior Villa Residences. H. F. will be glad to act as Agent for parties for the sale, &c, of Land-and House -property, in all parts of the Province. ITTELSON COLLEGE. —The first Election of 1M Scholars will take place on Monday, the 29th September, in the present year. Three Scholarships will be offered for competition, one Foundation Scholarship of the annual value of £30, tenable for two years, to which all students at the College, wheresoever born or resident, who shall not have attained the age of eighteen at the- above date, are admissible; the Alfred Fell Scholarship, of the annual value of £20, tenable for two years, to which all boys under fifteen at the above date are admissible; and one Foundation Scholarship of £10 for one year, to which students in. the junior school only are admissible. The names of candidates, together with certificates of their age, must be sent in to the Principal at any time not later than the 22nd of September. Candidates must attend in person at the College, on Wednesday, the 24th-of September, at 9*30, a.m., to be examined on that and the following days. Subjects op Examination. Candirlat.es for the first Scholarship will be examined m Scripture History, Geography, Arithmetic and m writing English from Dictation: those who pass a satisfactory examination in those subjects will be further examined iv— 1. Latin and Greek Grammar. 2. Cicero, the Catiline Orations, 1., 11. 3. Xenophon's Anabasis, Book I. 4. Algebra, as far as Quadratic Equations 5. Euclid, Books 1., 111. ■ ::■■ . 6. Roman History to the end of the Punic wars 7. Greek History to the end of the Persian v/ars 8. English History. : 9. French Grammar/ translation from English into French, and from French into English. Candidates for the second Scholarship will be examined in Scripture History, Geography, Arithmetic, writing English from Dictation, Latin Grammar, Jacob's Latin Reader, Eutropius, and English History. , Candidates for the third Scholarship will be examined in Scripture History, Geography, writing English from Dictation, Latin Accidence, English History and Arithmetic. The Scholarships will be awarded to the three boy& who do best in the three several examinations. On the Ist of May, 1863, five Scholarships will be offered for competition, viz., two-Foundation Scholarships of £20 and £10 respectively, the Stafford Scholarship of £20, the Richmond Scholarship of £30, and the Newcome Scholarship of £30. Due notice of the terms, on which they will be competed r -will be given Further particulars may be learned by app ing to the Principal, Nelson College New Zealand Nplaon .Tunel9t> /Caledonia iV society of otago president : : ■ ' A. M'LEOD, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENT : ■ -A. M'LAIVDRESS, Esq. ■ TREASURER : - : J. HEALY, Esq., At A. Mercer's, Princes-street. directors: J, SIBBALD, A, G. ALLEN. J. O. CAMPBELL. J. C STOT^T R.CAMPBELL. A.MURRAY. ~ W LANGPBELL * J- JOHNSON. ' H.V.SHIIiLINGL-IW, J.W.'HAY A. MERCER/ ' HON. SEORHTARY: A. DICK; Esq. Office of the Society M'Cubbin's Otago Hotel Rattray-street. , ' The objects of the above Society shall be the pro' motion of Benevolence, National Literature, Customs, and Accomplishments. . 1. BENEVOLENCE-To be promoted by contributions to the funds of such charitable institutions a sthe Directors may determine* and by giving'information and advice to newly arrived immigrants, and by affording; for special cases of destitution such temporary relief as to the Directors may appear practicable or expedient. - * 2. LITERATURE-To.be promoted by offering prizes ior the greatest proficiency of pupils attending the.various educational institutions of the Colony, and also by procuring and disseminating information regarding the poetry, history, and archeology of Scotland. • - ■ 3/CUSTOMS AND ACCOMPLISH'WENTSTo be promoted by offering prizes for excellence in the performance of National feats games, and exercises, to be exhibited at the-Annual Gatherings ef tkeß«ci«t " ' •