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INVERCARGILL HUNDRED.

Monday, 26th April.

THE northern half of section 10, block VII., Invercargill Hundred, will be open for application on and after Monday, 26th April, 1875.

WALTER H. PEARSON,
Commissioner Crown Lands.

Waste Lands Office,
Invercargill, March 12, 1875.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
Under Section 1, Regulation IV.

WHEREAS I have received sufficient proof that the portion of the Otago Goldfield, described in the Schedule hereto, is for the whole or the greater part of an inferior character as regards the value of its gold deposits: Now, therefore, I hereby give notice that the same may be occupied by holders of Miners\' Rights in claims of the undermentioned size:—

One (1) acre for each holder of a miner\'s right, provided that no block claim shall comprise more than six (6) acres altogether.

Given under my hand at Naseby, this 8th April, 1875.

H. W. ROBINSON,
Warden.

SCHEDULE:

All that portion of the Otago Goldfields, situated on spur between Wet and Coal gullies, having the Band of Hope water race on north 200 yards, wrought ground on the south and east 150 yards, telegraph line on the south 100 yards, and Crown lands on the west 200 yards.

OTAGO WASTE LANDS ACT, 1872.
Section 65, Sub-section 1.

TENTH SCHEDULE.

District of Dunstan, Mount Ida, 8th March 1875.
To the District Land Officer at Naseby.

WE hereby give notice, that we have constructed a water race for household purposes, irrigation, and driving water wheel, commencing at a point three quarters of a mile below White Horse Hotel, Dunstan Road, and terminating at Lauder Home Station.

The length of such water race is three miles, or thereabouts, and its course is south-west.

The mean depth and breadth of such water race is 2 feet 6 inches by 1 foot 6 inches, and is capable of carrying two heads of water.

HANDYSIDE & ROBERTS,
Lauder Station, Blackstone Hill.

Any person objecting to the issue of a license to the above-named Applicant, must lodge his objection in writing at my office within fourteen clear days from the date hereof.

H. W. ROBINSON,
District Officer.

2-7s 6d.

THE Meeting of the Education Board is adjourned to Friday next, the 16th April, at noon.

JOHN HISLOP,
Secretary.

UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO.

SCOTT SCHOLARSHIP.

THE Competition for the Scott Scholarship will take place on the 1st of May.

The subjects for examination will be as follow:—
I. English, to which special prominence will be given.
II. Latin.
III. Arithmetic.
In addition to the above, each candidate will also be examined in not more than two of the following voluntary subjects:—Greek, one Modern Language, Geometry and Algebra, Chemistry and Physical Science, Geography and History.

The Scholarship is tenable for three years, and of the value of £20 per annum.

The names of competitors must be sent to the Registrar on or before the 28th of April, together with a notification of the voluntary subjects selected.
2-14s

UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO.

THE Session for 1875 will be opened on Tuesday, the 4th of May. The Matriculation Examination will be held on the 1st and 3rd, commencing at 10 a.m.

FACULTY OF ARTS.
Classics, English Language and Literature—Professor SALE, M.A.
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy—Professor SHAND, M.A.
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Political Economy—Professor MACGREGOR, M.A.
Chemistry—Professor BLACK, M.A., D.Sc.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
In this Faculty, Lectures will be delivered during the Session on the following subjects, which will count for a medicus annus in the Medical Schools of the Home Country, viz.:—

I. Anatomy, General and Descriptive, Anatomical Demonstrations; Practical Anatomy and Anatomical Dissections—Professor COUGHTREY, M.B., C.M.

II. Chemistry, Theoretical and Practical—Professor BLACK, M.A., D.Sc.

III. Natural History—Captain HUTTON, F.G.S. C.M.Z.S.

The arrangements for the second year of this course will be published when complete.

LAW.
Lecturer, Robert Stout, Esq., Barrister.
Further information may be obtained on application
2-24s W. H. MANSFORD, Registrar.

BOYS\' HIGH SCHOOL, DUNEDIN.

THE Second Quarter will commence on Monday, the 19th instant. Fee, £2 per quarter, payable in advance. The Rector, Mr. William Norrie, M.A., who has now arrived will make arrangements for receiving pupil boarders as soon as possible. The charge for board, including washing and tutorial assistance is £40 per annum.

Prospectus may be obtained on application to
JOHN HISLOP
Secretary.

TEACHER Wanted, for Main District, Kaihiku.
Salary: Government subsidy of £100 and School Fees, amounting to over £50. There is a good dwelling-house, with ten acres of land enclosed.

Applications, with testimonials, to be lodged with the undersigned not later than the 22nd April, 1875.

J. A. ANDERSON,
Clerk School Committee, Kaihiku.

WANTED, a Teacher, for the One Tree Point School. Salary—Government subsidy £60, and school fees. A new schoolhouse is in course of erection, and the present building is to be converted into a schoolmaster\'s residence, which will have three acres of land attached. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent to Mr. A. Smith, Chairman of School Committee, One Tree Point, on or before the 1st of May.
4t.

WANTED for the North School Oamaru, a duly qualified Assistant Teacher. Salary, £150 per annum. Applications, with testimonials, will be received up to the 6th June, and applicants must state when they can enter upon their duties.

J. CHURCH,
Secretary, Oamaru School Committee.

MAKAREWA ROAD DISTRICT.

ORDER.—The Makarewa District Road Board have duly notified their intention to up a new road through Section 16 Block V., Winton Hundred, and thence through the Lime Hill township reserve to the