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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 610, 18 February 1852, Page 1

FOR LONDON. ,fib^L nr HE Fine A l Shi P J^gv JL " CASHMERE," J3fcB§Biw 640 tons register, George Pear- *^^^^^^ son, commander, having splendid Poop accommodations for Passengers, will sail as above in all March. Apply to Brown & Campbell. Jan. 29th, 1852.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT. FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. <Y. rp H E New Swift sailing BaldX more built Clipper Schooner fMfir' " FALMOUTH," 120 Tons, J. A. Wilson, Commander. This fine vessel will be the first ship this season, and can accommodate a few Cabin and Intermediate passenger^ From her great sailing qualities she presents a favourable opportunity for parties proceeding to California, the United States, or Europe. .Early application to be made to Bain & Burtt. February % 1853.

H. H. WILLIS & CO.'s k I MS OV VAOXBTS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. THE following fine first-class Ships are intended to be continued as Regular Traders :— « Clara," O, Potter 600 Tons. " Simlah," Robertson, 750 « " Cashmere," Pearson, 800 " 11 Columbus," A. Holton, 660 " «' Lord W. Bentinck," E. Canney, 600 " « Barbara Gordon," W. Lilley, 500 « « Sir Edward Paget, 11 A. Barclay, 700 " " Victory," W. L. Mullins 700 « " Cresswell," T. Williams, 700 « « Stately," T. Ginder, 700 " The Undersigned, Agents for the above «plendid Line of Vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this Colony, and are prepared either to pay the Passage Money at once to them, or to gi»e satisfactory security for its payment on arrival of the Vessel. PaIIAGJE JtfoH£Y, IF PAID ON .ENGAGEMENT '. Chief Cabin (lower deck) 35 guineas each. Fore Cabin... 20 " " Steerage (enclosed berths).. J 7 " " Ditto, for single men pnly 15 " " Children under 7 years/ one-third, or under ] 4 years, two-thirds of the above prices. Further particulars ■on application to Brown & Campbell.

GRASS SEED FOR SALE. Oflfl BUSHELS of MIXED GRASS " v " SEED, saved in the best condition and free from noxious weeds. David Wains. T-amaki, 31st January, 1852.

■ BSD. WHITE AND RED CLOVER and other Seeds of every description on Sale at Thomas Somerville's, Hay & Corn Store, Feb. 10, 1852. Shortland-street.

£I#SO T0 BE LENT on eli & ibl€ *^ security. To suit borrowers this sum would be divided. Apply to the undersigned. Wit. Grace, Solicitor. Auckland, 3rd Feb., 1852.

WBSM.SYA& BAT SCHOOL.

THE COMMITTEE of the above School have much pleasure in announcing that a Master and Mistress have arrived from England by the "John Wesley," and that the School is now open, under their management. Mr. and Mrs. Singer have been recommended by the Educational Committee in England, as competent Teachers. They will conduct the School on the Glasgow Training System, which is so eminently adapted for the instruction of youth, and which is now being adopted in the Public Schools of the United Kingdom. Auckland, Feb., 7th, 1852.

ABORIGINES OF KEW ZEALAND.

Now Published, PRICE ONE SHILLING, rpWO LECTURES, on " The AboriX gines op New Zealand," delivered at the Auckland Mechanics' Institute, by the Key. Thomas Buddle, Wesleyan Minister of tliis town— demy Bvo., 51 pp. Cont«ht». - Lkctube I—lntroduction— Origin ,of the New Zealandera-rßeligion and Superstitions— ldeas of a Future State — The Maori Priesthood — Tapu— Witchcraft— The Fairies. Lecture II. — Customs in War — Cannibalism — Preserving the Heads of the Slain — Tattooing —Social and Domestic condition : Government — Slavery —Marriage — Polygamy — Infanticide —Education— Mourning for the Dead— Concluiioni Williamson & Wilson, Ntw Ztdandtr Office