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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 6, 12 July 1845, Page 1

ON SALE By the Undersigned, TWO HUNDRED. BUSHELS SEED W H E A T, Of Superior Quality. Farmers intending Sowing this season, will do well to inspect the same, John Scott, Shortland-Crescent

ON SALE EX "SIR JOHN FRANKLIN," AND OTHER VESSELS. TEN TONS FIRST FLOUR, -L Two *iitto ditto Biscuit 40 Tierces Mess Beef 10 do. Pickled Pork 50 Boxes Mould Candles JO Tons Liverpool and other Salt 60 Casks Negrohead Tobacco 19i & Hi Witney Blankets 30 33 & 36 inch White & Grey SheetiHg 40 Half cases Geneva Gin Cognac Brandy, Old Tom French Liquers, Cherry Brandy, &c Port, Sherry, Claret, and other Wines Mole-skins in variety Navy Blues, Fancy and other prints Gents' Clothing of'all description Beaver Hats, Wellington Boots, &c. Navy Canvas. Tar, Pitch, Paint 011 and White Lead Van Diernan's Land Preserves in variety Cheese, Bacon, '■Hams, Tongues Sugar, Black & Green Tea, Coffee Cocoa Barley, Oatmeal, Tapioca, Split peas, And Groceries of all descriptions. John Scott, Shortland Crescent,

WANTED,

A COTTAGE, in the Town or Suburbs, of two Rooms or more, lined, and with Fire-place in Sitting 1 Room, exclusive of Kitchen ; there must be a Well of Water; and small Garden or enclosure well fenced in. Letters, with full particulars .of locality, and annual rent, to be addressed to P. P., at the " New-Zealander " office.

WINDSOR TERRACE. TO BE SOLD CHEAP. - A .Cottage of Two Rooms, with Verandah, well of Water, and enclosed with fence. Apply to Mr. Mackay on the premises. June 20, 1845.

KAWHIA.

AT a Public Meeting .held .this day, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Mr. George MacFarlane in the Chair, to take into consideration the commencement and support of a School for the Children of this neighbourhood, the following resolutions were unanimously agreed to :— 1. — "That considering the importance of instruction and education fortne Children of this neighbourhood, the offer of the Rev J. Whiteley, Wesleyan Minister of this place, to allow the use of the Wesleyan Chapel ; and alto, that the offer of Mr- Barrett, to undertake the duties of Schoolmaster, be accepted." 2. — "That considering the claims of our nationality, as Britons, and the duties of of our position as part of a British Colony, and, moreover, considering that a School for the rising generation, will be of public benefit, as well as an advantage to the, Children, we therefore agree to contribute the sums affixed to our signatures, as our Subscriptions for the support of the School for one y ear." 3.—" That other persons who have not been able to attend the Meeting, be respectfully requested to send their aid in support of this laudable undertaking." 4. — " That the Superintendence of the School, and the management of fhe Funds, be left with the Rev. J. Whiteley." 5. — "That thf> Parents of all Children who attend the School, shall be expected to pay in advance, monthly, at the rate of Six- pence per week, for ea6h child." 6. — "That the above resolutions be forwarded for insertion in the Auckland Newspaper." Geo. Macfarlane, Chairman,. J. D. Liddlr, Secretary. June 2nd, 1845.