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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 706, 19 January 1853, Page 1

RICHARD MATTHEWS. AUCKLAND MEDICAL HALL. rr' HE present condition of Auckland, her growing commercial prosperity, and, consequently, the certainty of her rapid increase in population, appear to demand enlarged facilities to the labouring classes, for efficient Medical and Surgical attendance, combined with charges so moderate as not to distress the mechanic, yet affording ample remuneration.to a general practitioner, who, combining his profession with the business of the Chemist and Druggist, gives to the first extended usefulness, and to the latter its utmost effectiveness. Feeling assured ol the truthfulness of the above sentiments, R. Matthews, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, &c., has taken the premises of the late Mr. Mackenzie, where he intends to devote his time and Attention to an indoor practice, the drug trade, and the compounding of those remedies which, from long experience as a medical man, he has proved active either for the alleviation of pain, or the removal of disease. R. Matthews has entered into arrangements with a first rale English house to send him every six months a supply of those Chemicals, Preparations and Drugs, which undergo changes either through the influence of time or climate, and thus not only is original purity and quality secured, but the maintenance of a slock in every way unimpaired by accident and age. R. M. intends to communicate with the Sydney Vaccine Establishment, and hopes through their assistance to be at all times enabled to perform the essential, but, by the poorer classes, 100 often neglected operation of Vaccination. A list of Patent Medicines and Preparations will soon be published. A valuable assortment of Isinglass and other Plasters, spread on silk, gold-beater’s skin, (Sc., has been just received. The above Plasters have nearly superseded in the London and British Hospitals, the old Adhesive, and were principally introduced into practice by the celebrated Liston. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ON SABBATH morning next, the Anniversary Sermon, in behalf of the Sabbath School, in connexion with this place of worship, will be preached by the Rev. Alex. Reid. Service to commence as usual, at i l o’clock. A special collection will be made in aid of the funds of the School. In the afternoon at three o’clock the Children will be examined. Parents and Friends, and the members of the Congregation generally are invited to attend. AUCKLAND ACADEMY. JGORRIE begs leave to return his • sincere thanks for the support he has received during the past Session ; and hopes to merit a continuance of public favor by imparting a thoroughly sound education to the pupils entrusted to his care. J. G. will resume on Monday next, the 24th January. Hours of attendance from 10 to i, and from 2 to 4, Mathematics, Latin, and Greek taught, as well as the several branches of a plain English commercial education. N.B. It is highly important that intending Pupils should enter at the beginning of the Session. MUSIC. MR. SWAIN respectfully offers Ills sorvices to the Inhabitants of Auckland, as an experienced Teacher of the PIANOFORTE, THOROUGH-BASS, & SINGING in all its branches. Pianos tuned— the harsh wiry tone of half worn Pianos removed, and the original mellow tone permanently restored.—Terms moderate. Orders left at Mr. Stictirury’s will be punctually attended to. NOTICE. THE Effects of the late Ensign Mayne, 58th Regiment, will be Sold by Auction, at the Quartermaster’s Store, Albert Barracks, at eleven o’clock, a.in., on Thursday next, the 20lh instant. Auckland, January 13, 1853. 381) B tf C TO BE LET OR SOLD. T HE very desirable and handsomely finished Stone House, Karangahapi Road, within the Township, commanding extensive views over the Gulf of Hauraki, the City of Auckland and adjacent country; formerly occupied by His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief. Apply to D. Nathan. Jan. il, 1853. G IJ N M A KER, fJTHE Undersigned begs to inform his -I friends and the Public in general that he has resumed business in his old Premises at the rear of Mr. Jerry Waite’s Hotel, Queen-street, where he will continue to execute repairs with punctuality and despatch. I). Evitt. December 20, 1852. N.B.—A Quantity of Nipples on hand.