175

Mooney, William James Shanks, James Edward Bromley,
James Mair, Alexander Sutherland, Alexander Whyte,
James Whyte, William Whyte, Alexander M'Gregor,
Donald M'Duff, John M'Duff, Alexander Ritchie, James
Gilbert, George M'Donald, Charles Grant, James Aitche-
son, Archibald Aitcheson, Andrew Sim, Thomas Sim, James
Sim, William Aitken, John Stewart, John Edwards,
Peter Meldrum, William Gordon Dixon, Laura Dixon,
William Harbridge, David Haugh, Thomas Bathgate,
James M'Harry, Charles Bathgate, Denis Kean, Thomas
Kean.

Section 26, of Block IV.—Donald M'Calman.

Sections 16 and 24, of Block IV.—Andrew Nelson,
Marian Jane Moffat, Bernard Neil, Peter Maguire,
Alexander Hamilton, Archibald M'Kinlay, David Shed-
dan, John Bagrie, Duncan M'Coll, Thomas Grover,
Norman Matheson, James Finlay, Samuel Aitcheson,
Thomas Bathgate, Denis Kean, John Moffat.

Section 22, of Block IV.—William Walker, Donald
M'Kenzie, John M'Laren, William Wells, John Steven,
Peter Shiels, William Turnbull, Alexander Finlay,
M'Kenzie, William Mayow, William Turnbull, Robert
Mathews, George Harvey, Archibald Curry, William
Haugh, Catherine Harbridge, Lancelot Dixon, John
Edwards, John Stewart, Frances O'Kanc, Archibald
Aitcheson, Archibald Twaddle, Charles Grant, Alexander
Ritchie, Denis Kean.

Sections 16 and 24, of Block IV., and 25 of V.—James
Fullerton Cook, Adam Swan, James Allan Steel, Thomas
Hewitt.

Section 23, of Block IV.—Alexander Steven, William
Charles Dale, John Finlay.

Sections 1 and 25, of Block V.—Alexander Williamson,
John Angus M'Coll, John Forno, Patrick O'Donnell,
William Clack, John M'Coll, Donald M'Coll, Medlam
Newsham, George M'Donald, John Stewart, James
Henderson.

Section 1 of Block V.—Samuel Aitcheson, Archibald
Aitcheson, Samuel Herriot.

Section 25 of Block V.—James Finlay.

Section 8, of Block V.—William M'Lelland, Andrew
Allan, Daniel Dougherty, George M'Donald, James
William Heriot, Joseph Hislop.

Section 11, of Block V.—William Sheath, Robert
Lelland, John Boyd, Samuel Herriot, John Stewart,
James M'Harry.

Section 13 of Block V.—Charles Lucas, John Mackay,
Alexander Robertson, Benjamin Peers, Margaret Trotter
Herriot, John Argyle, John Stewart, Daniel Dougherty.

Section 23, Block V.—Alexander Mackay, John Boyle.

Tuesday, the 4th day of May next, at noon, has been
appointed the time for deciding unopposed applications,
and for notifying the objections (if any) that may have been
lodged. The ballot for sections for which there is more
than one applicant, and against which no objections have
been lodged, will take place on the following day at noon.

E. H. CAREW,
District Land Officer.
District Land Office,
Lawrence, April 22nd, 1875.

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 session annus in the Medical Schools of the Home
Country, viz.:—

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

II. Chemistry, Theoretical and Practical — Pro-
fessor 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.

UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO.

CLASSES FOR 1875.

8 A.M. ... Junior Latin
9 " ... Law (M., Th.)
" ... Anatomy
9.30 " ... Advanced Mathematics
10.30 " ... Junior Greek
11.30 " ... Senior Latin (M., W., F.)
" ... English (T., Th.)
12.30 P.M. ... Senior Greek (M., W., Th.)
" ... English (F.)
4.30 " ... Chemical Laboratory
" ... Anatomical Demonstrations
" ... Second Mathematics
5.30 " ... Chemical Laboratory
" ... Junior Mathematics
6.30 " ... Senior Mental Science
" ... Chemistry
" ... Junior Mental Science
12.30 " ... Natural Science (M., W., F.)
7.30 " ... Italian (Tu., F.)
7.30 " ... French (Tu., F.)
7.30 " ... German (M., Th.)

PRACTICAL ANATOMY AND DISSECTIONS.—The rooms
will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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 volun-
tary 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 notifica-
tion of the voluntary subjects selected. 2—14s

HIGH SCHOOL OF OTAGO, DUNEDIN.

BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

THE RECTORY, which occupies one of the finest
situations in Dunedin, and is surrounded by exten-
sive recreation grounds, has been specially fitted up for
the accommodation of Boarders. The rooms are lofty,
light, and well-ventilated, and everything has been ar-
ranged with a view to the health and comfort of the
pupils.

The Boarders are under the direct control of the
Rector, who, with the assistance of a well-qualified
Resident Master, superintends the preparation of lessons
at home.

The domestic arrangements are under the management
of Mrs NORRIE.

The terms for Board, Washing, and Superintendence
of Studies, are £40 per School session. The fees are paid
quarterly in advance. One quarter's notice is required
on the removal of a pupil.

The Quarter Days are April 26th; July 19th; and
October 4th.

Full particulars will be furnished by the Rector, and
JOHN HISLOP, Secretary.