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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 390, 9 January 1850, Page 4

AUCKLAND AND NEW ULSTER AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

AT a Meeting of the Committee of ihis Society, held on the sth January, inst., at the Masonic Hotel, Major Matson presiding, it was resolved that the Society's next Exhibition of Stock, Farm and Garden Produce, should take place on the 13lb M.-uch next, and that prizes should be given for the best of the undermentioned stock, corn, and other producions then shown, viz :—: — Cart Stallion, Cart Mare Bull, Yearling Bull, Cow, Heifer Boar, Sow, Bacon Pig Ram long-woolled, Ram merino, Ram southdown, Ewes long-woolled, pen of 3, ewes merino, pen of 3 ; ewes south-down, pen of 3 ; Lambs, pen of 5 Wheat, New Ulster grown, 2 bushels Wheat, grown by a native, 2 bushels Barley, New Ulster grown, 2 bushels Oats, New Ulster grown, 2 bushels Rye Grass Seed, New Ulster grown, 2 bushels Mixed Grasses, 2 bushels Any Grass worthy of recommendation (at the discretion of the Judges) 1 bushel of Seed White Clover Seed, 50 lbs. Plough and pair of Horses, being the property of one peison Plough and pair of Bullocks, also the property of one person Cheese, 10 lbs., Butter, 6 lbs. Honey, 5 lbs., Wax, 51bs Grape Wine, made in the Province, 6 bottles Beer, brewed in the province, 2 gallons Pair of Turkeys, ditto Geese, ditto Ducks, Couple of Fowls, Cock and Hen.

HORTICULTURAL. Melons, Grapes, Apples, Pears, Stone Fruits Flowers, Nosegay of Dahlia Pumpkin, Vegetable Marrow, Potatoes, ditto collection of sorts Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflowers, Onions Rhubarb, Hops.

A Premium will be given to the Maori producing the best certificate of his usefulness and trustworthiness as a Farm Servant. The amount of the prizes and ftuther particulars will be given in a future advertisement. It is requested that the subscriptions be paid at an early date to the Treasurer or Secretaries. James Baber, j Secretari€fc Edward Fairburn. J Auckland, January 7, 1850.

AUCKLAND ACADEMY.

JGORRIE respectfully intimates that his • Academy will be re-opened on Monday, 21st instant. Hours of attendance from 10 to 1, and from 2 to 4 o'clock. Branches taught :— English Reading and Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography (with the use of Maps and Globes), Mathematics, Latin. Greek, &c. N.B. — An Evening Class from 7 to 9 o'clock. January 7, 1850.

NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP existing between Charles Frederick Partington and James Bycroft, of Epsom, lately carrying on the Business as Millers, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 6th day of December 1849C. F. Partington, who still carries on the Business, has now on Sale at Epsom MillFlour, Ist qualities £12 10 (n ~~ - „ .• 1 1 n n I per ton ot " ration 11 oOr « seconds 8 0 0 fonftl,f onft1 , c « do 9 O0j 200 l) S ' Pollard, per 100 lbs. ... 5 0 Bran, per bushel 10

January 4, 1850,

TO LET, A SIX ROOM COTTAGE, in Bank-street. Apply to A. Boon.

PREPARATORY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Victoria Cottage.

MR. KEMPTHORNE begs to slate that the Fourth Quarter terminates on Saturday, Dec. 22nd instant. The School will re -open ou j Monday, January 28th, 1850. The Terms are as follows — payable quarterly in advance. There are no extra charges for Tuition. For Boarders under 10 years £30. Ditto above that age 36. For Day Scholars under 10 years 12. Ditto above that age 16. The number of Pupils being limited, it is intended that the School should maintain the features of a family, and the domestic arrangements are uuder Mrs. Kempthorne's superiutendance. Auckland, Dec. 17th, 1849,