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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 4, 28 June 1845, Page 1

SCRIP FOU SALE.

ri ENTLEMEN desirous of purchasing Scrip v3T for the ensuing Land Sale, in July nexi, can be supplied by application to J. Woolly, . Shortland-Crescent This, in all probability, being the last LandScrip sale, and as the greater body of the Northern Settlers will now concentrate in the neighbourhood of Auckland — thereby raising the value of property. And the circumstances under which the sale is made, uot being likely to produce very great competition, raises the value of Scrip, and is particularly advantageous to Government officers, whose salaries enable them to see through these bad times; also other capitalists, whose well placed confidence in the Government assures them of peace and security, and the consequent reaction to times more prosperous than any Auckland has yet seen.

KAWHIA.

AT a Public Meeting held this day, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Mr. G corgi: MacFa ulane in the Chair, to take into consideration the commencement and support of a School for the Children of this neighbourhood, the following resolutions were unanimously agreed to :— • 1. — ci That considering the importance of instruction and education for the Children of this neighbourhood, the offer of the

Rev. J. Whiteley, Wesleyan Minister of this place, to allow the use of the Wesleyan Chapel ; and also, that the offer of Mr- Barrett, to undertake the duties of Schoolmaster, be accepted/ 2.— "That considering the claims of our nationality, as Britons, and a the duties of of our position as part of a British Colony, and, moreover, considering that a School for the rising generation, will be of | public benefit, as well as an advantage to the Children, we therefore agree to contribute the sums affixed to our signatures, as our Subscriptions for the support of the School for one year.'' 3.— "That other persons who have not been able to attend the Meeting, be respectfully requested to send their aid in support of this laudable undertaking." 4. — «' That the Superintendance of the School, and the management of the Funds, be left with the Re 7. J. Whiteley." s—"That5 — "That the Parents of all Children who attend the School, shall be expected to pay in advance, monthly, at the rate of, Six-pence per week, for each child." 6. — "That the above resolutions be forwarded for insertion in the Auckland Newspaper." Geo. Macfarlane, Chairman, J. D. Liddle, Secretary. June 2nd, 184-5.

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