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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 797, 3 December 1853, Page 4

TO SHIPPERS TO MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY. The first Potatoes Ripe for Export. p ARTIES willing to avail themselves of F the great advantage of early shipment, in order to command the very high prices that will be certain to rule in the above markets till April next, maybe supplied by the undersigned with Ripe Potatoes early in January, to the extent of Three Hundred Tons, delivered in convenient quantities (in new bags if required), and put free on board, either at Auckland or Manukau. James Simms. November 50, 4 835. THE Undersigned, having completed his arrangements for a regular line of Vessels, trading between Manukau, and the adjacent colonies, is prepaaed to purchase Produce of all kinds for cash, deliverable at such points of the above harbour, as may be agreed upon. Advances if required may be obtained on Crops, in or above the ground. C. G. D. Betts. Waimango. Onehunga, Nov. 26th, 1835. NEW INDEPENDENT CHAPEL. AT a MEETING held in the Independent School Room, Albert-street, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 16th, 4835, W, C. Daddy, Esq., in the Chair, the following resolutions were unanimously passed : Ist. That this Meeting, from motives of Christian obligation and benevolence, and from the increasing success that has attended the ministry of the Rev. T. Hamer, pledges itself to the use of such means as may widen the sphere of his usefulness. Moved by Mr. Francis, seconded by Mr. Clarke, supported by Mr. Wayle. 2nd. That this Meeting lake into consideration the idcreasing attendance since the removal of the Church from the Hall, Queenstreet, to the School Room, Albert-street; the difficulty of accommodating more than now attend ; and as in this part of the City the Church accommodation is totally inadequate to the wants of the rapidly increasing population, resolves, in accordance with the resolutions of a late Church Meeting, to commence operations for the building of a new and commodious place of worship. Moved by Mr. Woodham, seconded by Mr. Edmonds, supported by Mr. S. E. Hughes. srd. That the present Meeting desires to encourage the Deacons and Chapel-building-Commitlee to proceed immediately with the work referred to: guided by the Plans and Estimates which have been adopted; by commencing subscriptions, and appointing Collectors to solicit the aid of the friends of religious extensions in this Province, who, it is confidently believed, will readily assist in the present undertaking, which is hoped will lend to the spread of the Gospel. Moved by Mr. Belts, seconded by Mr. Fleming, supported by Mr. Warner and Mr. Rutherford. After the passing of the above resolutions, upwards of 400/. were subscribed towards the above object. INDEPENDENT CHAPEL. TENDERS are requested for the erection of an Independent Chapel, in Albert Street. Plans and Specifications to be seen, and every information will be given on and after Monday, the 28th Snst., on application to Mr. H. N. Warner, at his residence, before ten, a.m., and after four, p.m. BRICKFIELD COTTAGE. MRS. HAMER will be happy to receive six young ladies as boarders, and eight day scholars, to educate with her own daughters. The Rev. T. Hamer will render assistance in some departments. A liberal education will be imparled, and constant attention paid to health. Mrs. H. having been accustomed to private and public tuition, will seek to combine the pleasures of borne, with the regularity of school discipline. Commodious school accommodation is being added to the house, with which are a large garden and play ground. The locality is cheerful, sheltered, and healthy. A quarter’s notice before the removal of a pupil. Payments quarterly in advance. Pupils will be received on Monday, Jan. 46th. 4 834. Brickfield Collage, November 40, 4835. CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT. LADIES’ SCHOOL, TO BE CONDUCTED ON CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRINCIPLES. IT is proposed early in 4834 to open this Establishment, where a good English Education will be imparled, with instruction in the Latin Grammar and Music (Pianoforte, Guitar, and Singing); also, in the French, German, and Italian Languages, and Drawing. Parents in the neighbouring settlements, in India, or oilier parts, who may cm rust their daughters to the care of the ladies conducting the above establishment may depend upon every effort being made to form their minds and manners rightly, and to promote their health and happiness. Address to Mrs. Chas. Thomson, care of Mr. Gould, Christchurch, Canterbury. TO LET, RENT FREE, from fifty to five hundred acres, - of good fern land. Fnil particulars can be learnt by applying to A. 8., at the Masonic Hotel, from 40 to 2 o’clock.