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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 4, Issue 210, 30 June 1849, Page 4

PREPARATORY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Victoria. Cottage. MR. KEMPTHORNE begs to notify that the second Half-yearly Term commences on Monday, July 16, 1849. The main objects kept in view in this Establishment, are to ground the Pupils well in elementary instruction, (classical and mathematical) — sound moral and religious training — the inculcation of general knowledge, and of habits of diligence, activity, and usefulness. The Pupils are I treated as members of the Family. The Terras are, £ 1 For Boardeus under 10 years of age... 30 Ditto above that age 36 For Day Scholars under 10 years ... 12 Do. above that age ... 16 ([n case of Brothers a reduction will be made.) | Auckland, June 30, 1849. On Sale, At the Stores of the Undersigned, FORTY Tons excellent POTATOES, A few tons prime Salt Pork. W. H. Monk. Fort-street, June 22, 1849. | TO BE LET, | A FARM of about 200 acres, 6 miles from Town, adjoining the residence of the undersigned. It is well provided with j stock yards, cow sheds, residence, wood, I water, &c, and is substantially fenced and divided into convenient paddocks. There are about 30 acres laid down in grass, and about 40 acres cleared, ready for the plough. This is, in fact, one of the best farms in the district. The tenant could be provided with any number of cattle upon reasonable and advantageous terms, should it be required. Applyt ° W.Ha,,. The Pah, Onehunga, Or to Mr. H. JosEpn, Auctioneer, Queen-street.