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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 250, 21 October 1848, Page 4

OPENING OF THE NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL.

THIS Edifice, being now nearly completed, will be opened for Divine Worship on the next Lord's Day (22nd October), when the Public Services — at Eleven in the Forenoon, and Six in the Evening — will be conducted, D.V., by the Rev. J. Watkin, and the Rev. J. Wallis. A collection in aid of this place of worship will be made at the close of each Service. Strangers attending will be provided with seats to the extent of the accommodation available. A Society's TEA MEETING will be held on Monday evening, the 23rd, in the Old Chapel, to which Members of the Congregation, and Subscribers to the New Chapel Building Fund, are invited. Tickets : — One Shilling ; to be had of the Chapel Me wards. Auckland, 1 7th October, 1848.

WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOL.

THIS SCHOOL, being now confided to the joint superintendance of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry, will open for Boys and Girls, in the Old Chapel, on Monday next, October 23, when an entirely new system of Training and Instruction will be entered upon. Needle Work and other branches of Female Education will be taught by Mrs. Hurry, whose experience also in Bell's system of instructing youth has rendered her quite familiar with the best method of conducting a Girl's School. October 18, 1848.

ENGLISH CHEESE. JUST received, a quantity of the above in J spiendid condition, superior to any hitherto imported. ALSO, Bacon, Hams, Tongues, Prime Salt Butter, &c, &c, &c. W. C. Hayes

FOR SALE, At the stores of the Undersigned, POTATOES, of excellent quality Maize Hams and Bacon (New Zealand) Lard Salt Pork aud Beef Vinegar Pitch and Rosin Oranges and Lemons Good Salt Butter, at Is. per lb. &c, &c, &c. George Hunter, General Dealer, Queen-street. *** Shipping supplied.

WANTED, A MAN and his WIFE, who thoroughly undeitfand the management of a Dairy Liberal wages will be given. Apply at this office.

FOR SALE, THE LAND AND PREMISES lately occupied by Mr. Cretnay, at Howick. — Terms liberal. Apply to Mr. Cretnay, or to J. A. LONGFORD, Shortland-street.