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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 918, 5 November 1881, Page 3

SATURDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1881. UNRESERVED SALE AT CARTERTON. PH. WOOD & CO, have received in- • stroctions to,sell by-public auction at their rooms, Carterton, on the abovo date at 2 p.m.— New and Secondhand Furniture of every description ' Oats, Potatoes, Flour, Bacon, and Hams Tea, Sugar; Soap, Candles Crockery, Glassware, Plated Goods • Drapery, Clothing, and Fancy Goods Sundries and general. 911 MONDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1881. IMPOBTANT SALE. GREYTOWN TOWN BELT LEASES. (U years.) PH. WOOD & CO. luve received in- • strucrions to sell by public auction at their rooms, Greytown, on the above dato at 2 o'clock p.m. The leases, 14 years to nm, from tho Ist day of January, 1883, of 43 sections of land, each about 1 acre, comprising the Greytown Town Belt Beserve, forming East Street. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr Bock or the Auctioneer. SATURDAY, stii NOVEMBER, Furniture! Furniture! PRODUCE and SUNDRIES, T lORNS & CO will sell at their rooms, V , a splendid collection of new and second-hand FURNITURE, absolutely without reserveTables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Cheffiomers Chest Drawers, Dressers, Couches Crockery, Toiletware, Poultry, 4c. 917 SALE OF Pot Flowering Plants From Mr McCardle's Nursery. SATURDAY, sth NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock.

T IOIINS & CO will sell at their rooms V > a magnificent collection of Camellias Fuschias Azaleas' Rhododendrons And many new and beautiful varieties of WELL DIRECT I'D OPPOSITION GLORIOUS THING

THE PUBLIC? LOOK OUT FOR D. F. MCCARTHY'S Million Prices! Full Particulars in a Day or 'ho. WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL JL about to erect a spacious house for the accpmmodation of Boarders, which is expected to be ready for occupation at the beginning of the New Year. The Classrooms, built about three years ago, are large and lofty. The situation of the School is very good. It btands in a leservo of about bit acres, lormiug an excellent cricket field and play-ground. The Rev IS W. Harvey, ALA., Incumbent of St Paul's, Wellington, bus been appointed to the office of Head Master, and will enter on his duties in January next. Mr Harvey was a Scholar of St John's College, Cambridge, ami has had laigoaiul varied experience as a teacher, ! The couise of instruction will embraco Religious Knowledge, the English, French, German, Latin, and Greek languages, History, Gftography, and Mathematics, with special preparation. If desired, for tho Civil Service and other examinations. Facilities will also be given for the study of Natural Science. Tho School Year will be divided into Three Terms of 13 weeks each. • • Tuition Pees, lor pupils under 12 years of age, 3 guineas 1 and for pupils over 12 •years, 4 guineas» term; Board, including washing, £l4 term, SCHOLARSHIPS. The Trustees propose to elect six scholars, who will receive free tuition, two of whom. if resident at a distanc, the Head Master will be prepared to receive as 1 oardcrs at the rate of £7 a term. The first election will take place in December next. Examination will be"held, if nei e'laafy. in Wellington, Greyicp, and Patea, m well as'Wanganui. 'Candidates'must be under 12 years of age at the time of examination •"

:'Fov .'subjects., of examination, and further particulars, applyto... :' l .;-.; : , ■■'•'■. THEEEV.B.w!fIABvSEYi-V' :■'"• St. Paul's Parsonage,