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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8033, 20 January 1906, Page 3

SCHOOLMASTERS. Applications, addressed to tin' Secretary for Education, will be received up io the first of February for the positions of teachers of the undermentioned schools;— 1. Chatham Island Schools (a) Tc One, present salary £11)5, with residence; (i)) Pitt Island, average 30, salary about £75, board provided by residents. 2. Native Schools (a) Little Kiver, Canterbury, average ; (b) Waimarania, Hawke's Bay, probable attendance 35 ; (c) Mokai, Taupo, ])robable attendance 50; (I) Tautoro, Bay of Islands, probable attendance 40.

Applicants niiiv also svpply in general terms for oilier Native Schools which may become vacant. Salary in Chatham Islam! Schools as provided by Colonial scale, with an addition of 20per cent; in Native Schools not less than that provided by Colonial scale for schools of same size; passages paid. Applicants, except in the case of Pitt Island, must be married men and bo certificated or possessed of teaching experience. G. HOGBEX, Inspector-General of Schools. Education Department. Wellington, loth January. l'JOfi NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT IiAILWAYS.

BAXJ) CONTEST AT HAWKIiA Holiday excukston TICKETS, available for return (ill 17tli FEBIIUAUY, will be issue,! to Hawera on 20th, 22ni>, 23m>, 21'rn, ami 25nr .TANTAHY, and by MOKNING TllAlN on 2l»th JAN UAIiY from New Plymouth, Wan ganui, aiul intermediate stations, in eluding Waiiwii and Toko branches, These tickets will NOT lie available by MAIL TRAINS from 20tk to 27th January, inclusive. On 25tii JANUAKY, trains will pave New Plymouth at 7.40 a.m. and .35 a.m., AVaitara 7.55 a.m. and 9.45 a.m., for Hawera, returning from Hawera at 1.25 p.m., Jtai-ecourse 1.35 p.m., for AYaitara and New Plymouth, and at 11..D p.m. for New Plymouth. The 9.35 a.m. Lain will stop at the liaceeourse.

£lus usual 1.10 p.m. train, Hawi-ra 'o New Plymouth, will NOT run. For further particulars, see posters. BY OItDEH. SATURDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from tlie Mortgagee to sell liv auction at his 3l»rt on SATURDAY, 3rd February •. — l'art Sub-division 1 of Suburban Section |., Fitzroy district, containing 2 roods 2N 11-2(1 perches, with dwellings and outbuildings thereon. Sale at 2 o'clock.

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