The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-21

EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs.-OFTIcE OF
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT, Frs,seAtocn, N. j..
My l, 1SsS.-Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting Of the County Board
OF Examiners Of Hunterlon County. for the
examination Of candidates for Teachers, Ger
tifieates, at Reading Academy, bennington.
MI, on Friday Mssy So 1878.
Each applicant for a Certificate should be-
present as early as o O'clock. A. M.
Unless the candidate is present on time. he
will probably fail to do himself Justice in the
examination. ,ssa
Tardiness, causing haste, has occasioned
many of the papers to be marked low
Those teachers who live so remote from tbe
place of examination that they cannot easily
be on time, had better come the evening pre-
vioals~
The Office of the Superintendent will be open
on Thursday evening, and candidates for the
First and Second Grades are especially and
respectfully requested to report themselves. at
that time. q
An teachers whose lioense has cxpircsl. Or
about to expire, also those Who have received
special license. are ,eq1ested a. BE- prssent-
District Cle,fsatx requested 10 notify teach
ers Of the TIME and PLACE 81 the examination.
Each teacher should have license before
entering on his work.
O. s. CoNxErNo, County Suprt.
Tho ea,.<x,. * I. VI
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