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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2753, 18 November 1887, Page 3

SALEOPHIGH GLASS' JEWEL- "' XERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, PINS. LOCKETB, &c, SATURDAY, NOV. 19 At 11 o'clock, T OWES A. lORNS have received L instructions to sell at their rooms aa above, a large consignment o( beftuti. fnl JEWELLERY of every description, which will be on view on Saturday morning. 2754 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, ;■ AT 1 O'CLOCK LOWEsTIOENS' ' | STOCK SALE WatWethors 200 Fab Sheep 20 head 2 and 3-year-old btoera . Mixed Cattle, Horses, pigs, etc. 2754 WAIRARAJA CALEDONIAN SONOTICE. ~= ; A MEETING of DIRECTORS will be held on SATURDAY, the 19th day of November, 1887, at 8 p.m. in the Club Hotel, Masterton. Business.—To consider programme of Sports. ' W. SELLAR, Hon Secretary. Masterton, November 17,1888. 2573 WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. THE following is the insult of the Polls held for Iho election of Cotinci.lors on the 16th inst:— PAHf ATUA RIDING. ORE tfE, DAVID ... 42 WHITOOUBE, GEORGE 24 Informal 1 ALPREDTON RIDING. SMITH, ELI 19 VON REDEN, FREDERIC 25 CASTLEPOINT RIDING, ANDREW, JOHN CHAPMAN 38 BELLES, HUGH ... 20 MAGKAY, THOMAS ... 46 MAUNSELL,ROBERT... 40 Informal ... 5 I declare David Crewe duly elected for Pabiatua Riding, Frederic Von Reden for Alfredtou Riding, and John Chapman Andrew, Thomas Mackay and Robert, Maunsell for the Castlepoint Riding. F. G. MOOHE, 'Returning Olficer. lftli November 1887. IN BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of Wairarapa (being a local Court of Bankruptcy) holden at Masterton. AND In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883" and the amendments thereof W HENRY WRIGLEY was this day adjudged a bankrupt, and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden in the Old Courthouse, Masterton, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 22nd day of November, 1887, at 12.30 p.m. R. STANSFIELD, Deputy Assignee. Masterton, Nov. 16,1897. THE EDUCATION BOARD OP THE DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON. THE examination for thirteen Scholarships, tenable for two years from Ist Janutiy, 1888, offered by the Education Board, will bo held simultaneously in tho Training College, Wellington, and in the Greytown School, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th November, at 10 a.m. The examination is open to all children whether they are roceiving their instruction in Public Schools or not, under 15 years of ace on the Ist day of November instant. The names, ages, and addresses of all intending competitors should be .forwarded to tho Secretary not lator than tho 19th iust. The scholarships are thus appropriated: Six scholarships of £ls annual .value, open to all children attending any school in tho City of Wellington . Two scholarships of £3O annual value, open to all children attending any school in.the Wairarapa Dis- , triot : Two scholarships of £3J)annual value, ■ |; open to all.children attending ■'• ; | , any school in |tho Wellington .•■• . Country District ; .., ■". . JAIbo, three scholarships of £ls an-. .• j nual value, open to all "children ■ ! iu any school in i Educational.District;"! \ j.; These soholarshipsiaro given subject to diligence and good conduct on the part.pf the' 'Scholars,-..and tithe regulations eph-. tained in the addendum to clause 51'df";The Education Act, 1887," ■which reads as* follows .i-r-The suooessfui.conjpetitor for'anysuchScholai'ahip, amount of his or her Scholarship only so long as he or she shall continue his or her education at any School or Educational Institution under the control of the Board at which the higher branches of education are taught, but if there be no such school or institution in the district whore the holder of the Scholarship resides, then at such school, Bubject to inspection by a Public School Inspector, as the Board may approve of." The subjects of oximination are those prescribed for Standard VI., by Order in Council, of date 24th September, 1878, but no scholarships will be awarded unless two-thirds of the possible number of marks are obtained. ; ' ARTHUR DORSET, ...Secretary. •.•■ Education' Office, ' ' Wellington, 3lßt October, 1887..