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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 304, 31 December 1870, Page 2

E D.U C A T I 0 NaF WELLING'O ' ACADEMY, HEPBUBW STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY. SCHOLASTIC DUTIES will be RE SU.ME'ion MOSDAY, 9fch Jannary 1871, in the above new and commodious Academy. An TCYENING- CLASS, in connexion with the above, will be OPENED every Mondiiy . Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings' at half-past seven o'clock, closing at nine. ° ' ' Navigation taught in all its branches ( T. J. PENNALL, " Principal, Late of ShcriJan-strect Academy. ~ CR MO'KN.K. CRKMOUN!':. ON ?,TONDAY and TUR-DAY, 2xn and 3:-: d Jam-.irt, 1871. These beautiful Ghtninds will be OPENED on the above dr.ys for all kinds of amusements. Dancing in the file pfivillion. : Tea and Eefrrshnen's of all kinds. ENTEETAINMENT. .. A LITERARY and MUSICAL ENTERJ\ TAINMENT vilt take place in the Wcs-leyan School-room, Jligli-slreet, on MONDAY EVENING-, afc 7.30 p.m. The proceeds ' are lo be devoted to cliiritable purposes. Tickets, Is.; Juveniles, 6d. ALBERT- ST RE El CON G-RE G- A TIONAL CUUICir.-First Sunday in 187]. ■ Topics:—Morning! "Considerations proper lo the New Year." Efening :" A Sermon to \ Young People." Minister: Eev. Warlow Davies, M.A. LODGE AKA, 348 LO. . ~ mHE Regular MoniJjy-fK'EETING- of the JL above Lodj*e vi[ be held nt the Lodge ; Room, Masonic Hote< on "uONDAY EY£iNTINCr, the 2nd insfc., it f.30 p.m. "Wsiliiig brethren ireinvited to attend. By order of the WM. HO. H. LAYERS, Secretary. , i 'mRIP TO H.ff.S. 'GALATEA.' 8 Theslcamer3 ' ENTERPEISE Ni I& ' LALLA ROOKIT will leave the whnrfKVERY HALF-HOUR for H.M.B. 'GALiTEA,' when opened for ■ visitors. . . HOLMES BROS. TT^XCURSION-TEIPS. On the 2nd and 3rd of JANUARY, 1871, J the Magnificent Steamer j 'GOLDEN CROWN,' > Captain Etxis, will leave the Queen-street .9 Wharf, on MONDAtand TUESDAY Momiugs, the 2nd and 3rd January, 1871, at 10 o'clock, and run to tie KAWAU and HOT " SPRINGS, if the weather is favorable to Ex- J cursionists. If the'sea is rough outside the m Nortli Head, the ' Golden Crown' will steam 1 round the various baja of Waikeke, Brown's m. Island, Motatapu, and Chamberlain's Island, ft; lauding passengers in the different bays, and m ' calling for them in tlii afternoon. I Return Tickets, for each day, ss. 1" - J. S. MACFARLANE & CO. ft IMPOETANT NOTICE TO B MABINEHS. 1 I' >OLL UP, nnd see four old friend i \j JAMES, at No. 2 West Queen-street-, H a «-ho has commenced business as FAMIIA Wa\- . BUTCHER. 9%. Families and shipping supplied on the most ■ i-eaaonable terms by J. JAM ES, late Harbour- ■«" Master at Kuipora. ffiH- c Give your old fri:nd a tr'al. Mm . Note the address : — HiTon JOHN JAMES, Mkeh f Lower Queen-street. _ ■Per OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, I I VULCAN LANE. ■ f] j /^AFE open from nine o'clock a.m. W»W B \J twelve o'clock p.m. HL First-class Billiard .Saloon, with a new ■PJIE3 3 Alcocic & Co.'s Table. m EDWARD PERKINS, KJ^ Proprietor. M ) TO BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, STOBB-B KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. ■^ JW. HO ARE begs to inform the abo«B . that he receives shipments by ever™ - steamer of MELBOURNE-MADE BOOT* C , and SHOES, MANUFACTURED UPPfIKS9 - LEATHER, GRINDERY, &c. I Melbourne Agency, ■ >- 12, High-street, Auckland. J^ L H. LEWISSOHT has" received X V eMMn^'' . MACHINE for nuttinsr tobacco,.''s|ij||' UlE]] as fine as English Shag, cannot bo b'jp cigarettes. / || ; thoentonTsm'ith & rißTHPinti, e^ ; PEICES CUREENT. JL^hn SUPERFINE FLOUR, Si-k- | %a, j 8 Dressed (Crown Brand), per 1 ton of 2000 lbs 10 £4 ■ Fins Flour, Silk Dressed (TSF J ' Brand,) per ton .. ... ... li j| ■& Seconds, per ton >... 'i ... ..* 10 (■ I J ShavDs, per tonA*\-.-'J 3 ... ... S (fijrijjf Bran, por bushflom^bs .. ... 0 lliLf.^t Oats, do. " doT 0 J^j^it