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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 719, 23 June 1852, Page 2

GRAMMAR SCHOOL, TE ABX>, •WELLINGTON. .«•. fPHE Duties of this School will "be -*- resumed on Thursday, July 1, 1852. The terms are — For Boarders £40 per annum. . . Day Boarders . . 25 .. Day Pupils .'. .'. 16. •These terms include instruction in the Classics, Mathematics, French, and the usual subjects of a sound education. REV. E. WHEELER, 8.A., Master. Ingestrie-street, Te Aro, June 19, 1852.

Commissioner of Crown Lands Office, Akaroa, June G, 1052. . "XTOTICE. — All communication's in- *-~ tended for Stock owners and others occupying, in any manner, Crown Lands in the Middle District, Middle Island, will be officially made to them hereafter in the " New Zealand Spectator" only, published at Wellington. They are, therefore, requested to arrange so that such communications may reach them with as little delay as possible after publication, as they will be held responsible for compliance •with any instructions o'rnotices given to them in that newspaper. JAS. CAMPBELL, Commissioner of Crown Lands, &c.

Quicks. TAMES M'BETH begs to intimate • that he has received, per Munford,. 30,000 HAWTHORN PLANTS, in excellent condition. — Also, now growing in Wellington, 12,000 Transplanted, of a considerable size. — Also, a small quantity, of Light and Dark Moss Roses, and the celebrated British Queen Strawberry Plants. June 19, 1852.

/~\N Thursday Evening next, the 24th inst., Mr. Lyon will deliver a Lecture in the Hall of the Wellington Athenseum and Mechanics' Institute, on Physical Geology, to commence at ■§■ past 7 o'clock. W. SEED, Hon. Sec. June 19, 1852.

A Card. MR. PHILLIPS, SURGEON, HUTT BRIDGE. March 31, 1852.

The New Zealand Pacific Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. No. 758.

'"THE BRETHREN of the above Lodge X will celebrate the FESTIVAL of ST. JOHN on THtJRSDAT#the 24th instant, at their Lodge Rooms, Barrett's Hotel. The Lodge will be opened at High Twelve, according to ancient custom. Banquet on table at 6 p.m. . Tickets to be had at Barrett's Hotel, .and of the Stewards. By command of the W. M., ROBERT LAMBERT, Secretary. Wellin-fton, June 16, 1852.

Shipping Intelligence.

All RIVALS. June 19 — Schooner Sea Bird, 30 tons, Bowler, from Port Victoria. Passengers — Mr. W. Bannister, sen., Mr. Mackintosh, Mr. and Mrs. Swinbourne. June 21 — Schooner Necromancer, 15 tons, Askew, from Nelson.

DEPARTURES. June 20 — Schooner Munford, 169 tons, Gay, for Hobarfc Town. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar and cbild, Messrs. G. Caspar, H. Winteringham, J. Barker, A. M'Laren, D. Ferguson, F. Fitch, A. Wilson, J. Cooke, J. Milne. June 21 — Schooner Despatch, 112 tons, Peacock, for Nelson. Passengers — Mr. J. T. Peacock, Miss A. Smith.

IN PORT. Brig Sophia, 151 tons, . Schooner Wave, 15 tons, . Schooner Black Dog, 142 tons, Garrick. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Barque Napoleon, 400 tons, Collas. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Schooner William Alfred, 118 tons, Tinley. W. Hickson, & Co., Agents. Ship Staff, 678 tons, Clarke. W. M. Bannatyne & Co., Agents. < Schooner ißeturn, 70 tons, Toohig. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Sea Bird, 30 tons, Bowlpr.. Master, Agent. Schooner Necromancer, 15 tons, Askew.

IMPORT.S. In the Return — 500 bushels wheat, 200 bushelß maize, 30 casks pork, 16"cwt. bacon, 3 tons potatoes, 110 bushels wheat, 95 bushels maize, 10 casks pork. Passengers — Messrs, Rochford, Jenkins. R. Waitt, Agent. In the Sea Bird — 1 ton cheese, 6 boxes, 1 bundle luggage, $ ton cheese, 1 case wine, 1 cask lemon syrup. Master, Agent. In the Necromancei — 1 case furniture, 19 bags barley, 2 boxes cheese, 1 case, 6 kegs butter, 80 bags flour. J. M. Taylor, Agent.

EXPORTS. In the Despatch — Part of original cargo.^ Shipped at Wellington — 2 puncheons rum, 18 camp ovens, 10 bags rice, 2 crates earthenware, 12 sieves, 5 casks harness, 3 kegs powder, 1 box, 10 bundles bags, 1 pclcge. 2 bundles shirts, 2 boxes. Master, Agent.