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mOBVIL 1) E R S TENDERS will bo received till noon of TUESDAY. 9th April, for the ERECTION OF A RESIDENCE for Mr Brett, near Parawera. Plans aad specification.? on viow at the office of Mr J. Mandeno, Tc Awamutu. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned. A. 11. BRETT, 07/:! Kihikihi. I)AGLAN COUNTY COUNCIL. X TENDERS will bo received np to 10 a.m. on SATURD.vY, 10th April, 1897, for WORK on the Rangiriri-Whangape Road. Tenders are to be addressed to Mr A. McKinnon, Ohinewai, and endorsed outside . "Tender for,road work." Specifications may be seen at Reid's Hotel, Rangiriri ; Mr J. Brooks', Churchill ; and the Hnntly Hotel. l'he lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T/-IRIKIRIROA ROAO BOARD. The ROAD between Ngaruawalna ana Taupiri is STOPPED FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC until further notice, on account of damage to Stewart's. Bridge. JOHN GORDON, Chairman. February Ist, 1897. V iRDINARY LICENSING DIS- ' TiUCT OF WAIKATO. Election of Members of Licensing Committee. Result ot the Poll taken on tho 25th day of March, 1897 ; For. Votes. Fitzi'atkick, Edmund 461 Edgecumbe, George 449 Storey, Charles James 433 CoATES, Isaac 299 Bailey, John Powell 293 Teasdalj;, John Burgess 258 White, Thomas Henry 253 Sandes, Robert Fitzmaurice Gordon L'3(i Smith, Robert Vernon 234 Informal 19 The FIVE (5) FIRST-NAMED CAMDID A.TES having received the greatest number of votes, I hereby declare the said persons to be DULY ELECTED as MEMBERS OF THE LICENSING COMMITTEE for the above district; and I hereby appoint the QUARTERLY MEETINGS of the licensing Committee for the said district to be held at the Courthouse, Hamilton, at the hour of noon, on the FIRST WEDNESDAY in the months of JUNE, SEPTEMBER, DECEMBER and MARCH in each year, until the next election. THOMAS KIRK, Returning Officer. Hamilton, March 29th, 1897. •DRINCE A LBERT /10LLEGE AUCKLAND. Chairman of Board of Governors : PRESIDENT OF WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. Head Master : THOMAS JACKSON, M. A. (Loud. Univ.), with an efficient staff of resident masters and lady graduates and visiting masters. BOYS' AND GIRLS' SIDES in large separate buildings, with detached playgrouuds. These have been specially built and fitted up for the reception of BOARDERS, who receive every care under Mrs Jackson's superintendence. The College re-opened on February 10. Boarders can be received at any period of the term. Full particulars, prospectus, etc., can be obtained from the Head Master, or the Secretary, Rlv. H. Bull, Ponsonby. " 28/1 'ING'S pOLLBGB, AUCKLAND. " THE TOWER," REMUERA. Visitor The Rev. VV. Beatty. Principal : MR GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with honours, of London Univsrsity Resident Assistant Masters : Mr C. T. Major, M.A., B.Sc, sometime Senior Mathematical Scholar of New Zealand University. Mi; R. A. McOullugh. M.A., with honours of New Zealand University. Mr J. Mackay, B.A. Mr A. Crump. Visiting Masters are engaged for Music, Painting, Drawing, Carpentry, and Gymnastics. Prospectus on application at the office of The Waikato Argus. Term commenced TUESDAY, February 9th. AUCKLAN D COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL (Founded ISG9) FOR COYS AND GIRLS Head Master: J. W. Tibbs, M.A., Keble College, Oxford, sometime Tasmanian Scholar, assisted by a large stall of University Graduates. Successes of the School for the Year 1895. 1. Senior District Scholarships.—.\ll the Six Scholarships (£3O a-year each) offered by the Board of Education. 2. Junior University Scholarships.— Three Scholarships and another qualified for a Scholarship. All the other candidates from this School passed " with credit.' 3. Matiuculation Examination. —Sixteen passed out of eighteen. 4. Medical Preliminary Examination —Both candidates passed. 5. Junior Civil Service Examination —The School gained the 3rd, 4th (two bracketed), 11th and 13th places, and fifteen others passed. Five obtained Cadetships in the Civil Service. OOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. "THE "WILLOWS," WYNYARD - STREET, AUCKLAND Principal Mrs Williams. This School occupies an elevated and healthy position, and pupils placed under Mrs Williams' charge receive careful training and have all the comforts of a homo. The Rev. L. Fit/.cikrald, Incumbent of St. Matthew's, regularly visits the School and gives religious instruction. Best teachers are engaged. The second term will commence on 3rd June. Prospectuses on application. IS/5 BUY T) O 15 E K T S O N ' S I>. O B E R T S () X , ,S WHISKEY. Solo Ageuts, WALKER & CO., Queen-stieet, Auckland. 21/11