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Otago Daily Times, Issue 318, 26 December 1862, Page 3

COMMERCIAL HORSB1 BAZAAR. , TTOESE-S.^ HORSES. HORSES. To Farmers, Draymen,' Storekeepers, and Others. , . ~. Arrived per. .Samuel Appleton, SQJiaST,CLAB3 # THOROUG.aB I CLXDES- : REDrDALE MARES AND HORSES/ All your.gs sound, and staunch. 47 .VERY SUPERIOR COBS & HACKNEYS Fit for harness, saldle, or park. And will"be sold on MONDAY NEXT, without" reserve. . : The above- have been selected ia "ViHoria, expreeslyfor this market; by Mr-MOSES SARGES, whose thorough knowledge of its requirements, and well-known judgment, are a sufficient guarantee for, the character « f the horses. Mr Mo-es Saiges will offer tlic above for sa'e immediately on their arrival, when notice will bs given where thpy can be seex In-Uhe meantime, Mr Sarges j at the Commercial Sale Yards, will supply any in- , formation. No reserve. Cattle, cattle, cattle. WEIGHT, ROBRHTSON and Co, are instructed by G. S. O'Halloran, E;-q, to ofFer for Sale, on the anival of the Gazelle trom Wellington houTly expected— ' 150 head wo-11 bred steer 3, dairy cows, and woiking bullocks. - cattle. Cattle, cattle. W f RIGHT, ROBERTSON and Co, are instructed by G. S. O'Halloran, Esq, to oifcr for Sale, on; arrival of the Glenshee, irom Wellington, daily expected— 200 head fine well bred cattle, from the run of Archibald Gillies, Esq, Otaraia, -Wairarapa. WORIKING B.ULLOQRS. WOitKIAG BULLOCKS. WRIGHT, -ROBERTSON and Co, are instructed by J. A. and it. Baitd, to offer for Sale privateiy— • ' 2 very fine,teams, consisting of 20 working bullocks, with drays, bows, yokes, and chains complete. The cattle are now in Barr's paddock, in the neighborhood of town. CATTLE. CATTLE. CATTLE. EOJEL SALE, 130 head prime well bred store cattle, 2 years old and upwards, from the wellknown herds of Messrs Smith and lievan's, Wairarapa, just landed iv splendid, condition, ex Remark, from Wellington, nowto.be seen in Stephenson's Paddock, North iiast Valley. Th'sis admitted'to be the finest and strongest lot that has arrived irom the Northern .Districts WRIGHT, ROBr.hTSON'fe CO. .__ Lost^ Founds &,e LOST, a small Bunch of Keys. Ten Shillings Eeward will be paid on their delivery to Mr Grey, Confectioner, Rattwy-street. LOST.— A.brown Terrier Bitch. Whoever will bring, the same to Fra-er and G ranger, Saddlers corner of. Princes and High-it eets, will receive 10s reward. LOST, between the Catholic Chape! and Pelichet Bay, a Lady's Gold Brooch, topaz stone in centre, with'» leaf on ea<ih side. Whoever will return same to the office of this paper, will be suitably rewarded. LOST £10 REWARD-On Sunday, the 2M, a parcel of notes consi ting of one £20; five £10, four £5, and four £l notes. The above notes and their numbers having been duly checked at the Banks, payment has boen storped. Apply to the Detective Office, or Martin's Hotel, Stafford-street. £3 REWARD. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, from Mr Goodall's Paddock, Tokomairiro, one Bay Mare, wearing a belt round neck with No. 26 thereon, branded EM near shoulder. 'Whoever will deliver the same, or eive satisfactory information concerning them to the undersigned, or t» Mr. Goudall, Tckomairiro, will receive the above reward. ■ - WILLIAM FERMAN. Tokomairiro, September 3rd, 1862. FIVE'. POUNDS HEW iRD.-Lost, from Lookout Point, Cavershara, on the '20lh October, a small black draught mare, 4 years (rUing 5 years), with three white feet, white star on forehead, long switch tail, and mane in good condition. Seen at Lookout Point on Sund-y lasr, and missed on Monday morning. Any person giving information to John Sibbald, Princes-street, will receive the above reward. FOUND.— Strayed on Mount Stewart, a Darfc Grey Colt, (with halter on) branded EA-on the near shoulder. The owner can have him by paying expenses incurred. If not claimed within Fourteen days will be sold to Tiefray expenses. For further particulars apply to JAMES PARKER, Waitahuna, or at the Old Post Office Store. April 22rd, 1862. C}i) RE-WARD.—Stolen, on Wednesday, 26th day 6JhJ of November, from the residence of W. H. Outten, Esq., Anderson's Bay, a Cattle Dog, large size, color, yellow; With white .on the neck, breast, and legs, a little rou^h about the face j answering to the name of Tweed. He was seen to be led away with a flax string, by a lad. of 15 or 16 years of age, who was carrying a bundle of flax, and walking bare foot, with bis boots hung over his shoulder, and who wis travelling in the direction" of Tomaliav k Valley, Pprtobello, or the East Harbor. The above reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to conviction of the offender, or the rfi covery of the dog. ; ; [ • STRAYED, from the Camping Ground,' West Taieri, a Chestnut Filly, branded O. O. on the near shoulder. Any person giving information oi her whereabouts will be rewarded, -ftpply O. CuOPEKatCo., ■ Staflbrd-street. "VTOTlCE.—Strayed from my place, Two White JJ\ Bulioeks, one branded J.L. the other E.K. Whoever will ming them to my place will receivt Three Pounds Reward. D. M'Alaster, Waihola. NELSON1 COLLEGE. —The first Election o1 Scholars will take place on Monday, the 29tl September, in the present year. Three Scholarships will be offered for competition one Foundation Scholarship of the annual value oi £30, tenable for two years, to which all students a( the College, •wheresoever born or resident, who shal not have attained the age of eighteen at the above date, are admissible j the Alfred Fell Scholarship, o: the : annual value of £20, tenable for two years, t( which all boys under fifteen at the above date are ad oiifisibie'.; and one Foundation Scholarship o* £10 foi one year, -to which students in the junior school onrj ars admissible. The names of candidates, together with certificate! of their age, must be sent in to the Principal at anj time not later than the 22nd of September. Candi dates must attend in person at the College, on Wed nesuay, the 24th of September, at 930,- a.m., to bt examined on that and the following days. Subjects of Examination. . Candidates for the first Scholarship will be ex> mined in Scripture History, Geography, Arithmetic aud in wilting English from Dictation: those wh< pass a satisfac tory examination in those subjects wil ,o be farther examined in— 1. Latin and Greek Grammar, a 2. Cicero, the Catiline Orations, 1., 11. 3. Xenophon's Anabasis, Book J. • ■ ' 4. Algebra, as far as Quadratic Equations 5. Euclid, Books 1., ,I1I. ; • , '. 6. Koman History to 'he end of the Punic wan [- 7. Greek History to the end of the Persian war, 8. English History, i . 9. French Grammar, .translation from Englisl into French, and from French into English. Candidates for the second Scholarship .will be ex amined in Scripture History, Geography, Arithmetic i- writing English from .Dictation, Latin' Grammar 3e Jacob's Latin Reader, Edtrdpius, and His^ tory. ".»''--..' . Candidates for the third Scholarship will he ex amined in Scripture History,- Geography/^'Wiitinj ig English from' Dictation,. Latin accidence, 'KngljbJ i- History and Arithmetic. . • ; , io- The Sclioiarfahips will be awarded to the three boj to ho do best in the threo several ezaminations, . . t 8 On the Ist of'Maiylß63, five Scholarships will b offered for competition, viz., two Foundation."Scholar ships of'£2o* and £10 respecthely, the Staffop w eholar£Jbip-of £20, \h& Richraouo" Schohrship'O £30, atiti the,Newcome Scholarchip of £&i. Due iij id tict of the terms on' wiiich * tliey will be'eompeted *;> ie wilJ'bejaynn" .-<. -!-■ -' -: a ;•• ■ 4 .>.- ---, ~ Furihar particulars may be learned py app iug 1 the I rtocipsJ, Nelson Cbliege Hew 2ealaud; • " U«lwa Junel?t>^ ' ••■ >••;',;.■ -.