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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2456, 19 November 1886, Page 3

VICES. . V, WEEK of Special Evangelistic ;!_,. Services will.'be' held iu' the. byfoi'ia'n.. Church, commencing'.' on SAUBATII, ilst inst, and continuing till FRTDaX the 20th.'* 7 .Addresses will be dolivoreil .by Revs. .Elliott,'dodger, Buttle, Fulton, and "others. | Sankey's Hymns, will be sung., ... • ■ AllmnordiallpMultoutimi \ TDB EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF WELLIN'UTOiff. fPHE Gxamiuabion for THIRTEEN X Scholarshipvtenablo lor two years from Ist January,' 1887, offered'by the Education Board, will bo held simultaneously ill tlio Trainim; Collego, Wellington, and in the Oreytown Sohool, on. WEDNESDAY, tlio Ist Docemboiyut 10 a in. • The examination jb open to all children wliothor they are receiving thoir education in Public Su'hiiols or not, under. 15 years of ago, on the first day of December next. .. The liameß.agos and addresses ot all tho competitors should be forwarded to the Socretiiry iwt later tlwn tho 25th NOVEMBER, •,;...•".':,',.■ . Tho scholarships are thuß appropriated: Six Bcholarshipa of £ls annual value, . open to any children attending school nv the city of Wellington, Two scholarships of £3O annual value .open to all children attending any. school in the Wairarapa District, Two scholarships of £3O annual value open-to .all children attending school in tho Wellington Country .. District. . Also, three scholarships of £ls annual value, open to nil children in any school in any part of tho Wellington District. diligence and good conduct on tho part of the scholars, and the regulations contained in the addendum to clause 51 of "The Education Act, 1877," whichreads as follows,—" Tho successful couipotitor lor any such Scholarship, shall-reooive tho amount of his or her Scholarship only so long as he or blio shall continue his or her education at any School or ut" tho Board at which tho higher branches of educations are taught, but if there bo no such school or institution iu tho district where tho .holder of the Scholarship Viisides, then at- such school subject to .uspcotion by a Public School Inspector, ■is t!u- Board may approve of.". The subjects of examination are those oroscribedjor Standard VI., by Order in •Council, of date 24th September, 1878; ,but no scholarships will wo.awarded unless two-thirds of, the po3sihlo.numbor of m.irks are obtained. . ARTHUR DORSET, Secretary. ■ Education Office, Wellington, Nov. Bth 1386.. 2454 Caledonian society scholar- ■ ships; .1 offer to competition four Scholarships as under:—. 1, A " Caledonian" Scholarship for Girls, tenable at tho Girls' High School. 2. A " Caledonian" Scholarship for Boys, tenable at tho Wollinaton College. . 3 Tho " Duthie" Scholarship for Boys', temiblo at the Wellington College., 4, The "Mackuy ,l ScholarahipfiirEu}'B, tenable st tho Wellington College. Kos.-l, 2, and 3 are open to the children of all parents who arc members of tho Caledonian Sooioty of Wellington, and aro tonable for two yours, subject to passing the 'required examinations, Tho annual value of each is equal in amount to the Tuition Foes at the College or High School. Tho " Mackay" Scholarship is opon to all boys whoso parriits reside at a distance of not less than ten miles from tho city of Wellington. . Tho winner will bo entitled to froo Board and Education .at the Wellington College for two years, subjoct to passing tho required examinations, The limit of age, subjects of examinations time and place of examination, will be tho smo as for Education Board Scholarships; but no winner of a Gale-. donian Society Scholarship will be allowed to hold an Education Board or a Primary Scholarship at the same time. Intending competitors must forward their names and their ago last birthday tu tho Secretary of tho Education Board on or before the 25th instant. Fuller information can bo obtained from the uudersignecl. J. MACKAY, Vice-Presidont. November Bth, 1889. 2454 IMPORTANT TO WINE MERi QUANTS, HOTELKEEPEtiS ■ AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. Desirous of replenishing their collars with CiiOlCl-; ELECTIONS OK I ■■ '' WINES and SPIRITS, Imported direct from the Growers and Distillers. 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