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ANDERSON’S BAY DISTRICT.

TEACHER WANTED for the District School. Applications, with testimonials, to be lodged with the undersigned, on or before the 10th day of April, 1876. The Government subsidy is £100; also proportion of school fees, with five-roomed cottage and garden. There are over 180 children in the district, between the ages of 6 and 14, capable of attending school. The successful applicant will be required to enter upon his duties at once.

DUNCAN MACGREGOR,
Chairman School Committee.

TEACHER WANTED for Anderson’s Bay District School. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent on or before the 10th April next, to the Chairman, Duncan Macgregor. Above 180 children, between the ages of 6 and 14, in the district.

TEACHER WANTED for Roxburgh Main District School. Salary, £175 per annum, with the prospect of an increase shortly to £200. A good stone residence, with garden attached. Applications, with testimonials, will be received by the undersigned up till May 1st.

G. F. MACKAY,
Secretary.

TEACHER WANTED for the School at Purakanui. Salary, Government allowance and school fees. There is an excellent residence, with abundance of fuel on the School Glebe. Applications, with testimonials, to be lodged at the Education Office, before the 10th of April. A married man preferred.

TEACHER WANTED for the Side School, Cambrian. Salary £145 per annum, with comfortable 4-roomed Residence. Applications, with testimonials, to be lodged with the undersigned on or before the 25th March, 1876.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
Clerk School Committee,
Cambrian.

WANTED, a TEACHER for Blackstone Hill School. The Government subsidy is £60, with School Fees. The average attendance will be about 20. Duties to commence on May 1st. There is a residence attached to Schoolhouse.—Applications to be lodged with the Secretary on or before the 31st March, 1876.

ROBERT JOHNSTONE,
Secretary School Committee,
Blackstone Hill.

SCHOOLMASTER and Schoolmistress wanted for Queenstown Main District School. Joint salary from Government, £175, with school fees which will probably make the joint income about £350; there is also a fine residence. They will be required to enter on their duties on 1st May next. Applications with testimonials will be received till 15th April by

R. BOYNE, Chairman.

CLERKS to District Road Boards are requested to furnish the Provincial Secretary with the names and post addresses of Clerks and Chairmen forthwith.

THREE POUNDS REWARD.

STRAVED, from Forbury, about the 20th of November, a Dark Bay HORSE; branded like [image] hind fetlock white. Any person returning the same to Martin and Watson, Stuart-street, will receive the above reward.

t.c.

TWENTY POUNDS PENALTY.

POUNDKEEPERS who have not made their quarterly returns to the Provincial Treasurer are reminded that the Impounding Ordinance contains a penalty of £20 for such neglect.

TEVIOT, MOUNT BENGER.

RUNNING in our Paddock since the Twenty-fifth day of December, 1875, One Bay Mare, no brands, six years old, two white hind feet, about fifteen hands high, no other marks, light saddle hack, shod all round. Owner can have her, by paying expenses, by applying to

McELWANE AND KIRK,
Teviot, Mount Benger.

January 10th, 1876.

4 t—135 pd.

ABSTRACTS from previous Gazette of Impounding Notices:—

FRIDAY, 24TH MARCH, NOON.

A Gelding will be sold at South Dunedin Pound.

A Bull will be sold at Clyde Pound.

A COLLECTION of the Licensing Laws in operation in the Province of Otago, N.Z., embracing the Licensing Ordinance of the Provincial Council, and the Licensing Acts of the General Assembly, with Notes and Memoranda. Pp. 68. Price, 2s 6d. The usual allowance to trade.

Price 2s. 6d., with Supplement.

THE Otago Roads Ordinances, 1871, 1872, 1874, and 1875, with notes indicating the several sections amended or repealed and a supplement. The usual discount to the trade.

N.B. The supplement may be obtained gratis by any person who has purchased the Ordinances.

JOHN LOGAN,
Provincial Government Storekeeper.

GAZETTE.—Any person not receiving the Provincial Government Gazette regularly as heretofore will please at once to communicate with me, giving name and post-office address.

JOHN LOGAN.
Superintendent’s Office, Dunedin.
14th February, 1876.

GAZETTE.—Postmasters and others would oblige by informing me when any person leaves their districts to whom the Gazette is addressed in order that the Gazette may be stopped.

JOHN LOGAN.
Superintendent’s Office,
Dunedin, 24th February, 1876.

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of Otago, by GEORGE JONES, of Moray Place, Dunedin, Printer to said Provincial Government for the time being.