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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 26, 29 November 1845, Page 2

EDUCATION. MRS. W A REF I ELD receives PupiU on the following Terms, per annum :—: — Guineas. Resident Pupils, washing included, and Instruction in English Literature, Writing and Arithmetic. ... 28 Daily Pupils, 4 do. Junior do. • 3 do Advanced Pupils, attending between the hours of 12 and 3 6 do French, Italian, and Drawing, ...» 4 do. Music, 6 do. Each Pupil to be provided with Bedding and Towels.— Three months' notice required prior to the removal of a Pupil. Princes-Street, Auckland, 12th Nov 1845.

Ex CHEERFUL, FRUITS-JFRUITS. Now Landing, a Choice and Extensive Assortment of Groceries, selected from the most respectable House in Sydney, all of the best quality— and at the usual Low Prices. Description of Goods :—: — RAW SUGAR in cases (all kinds) Loaf Sugar in hogsheads Congou and Hysonskin Tea, in chests Gunpowder, Hyson, & Hysonskin in boxes Finest Java Coffee Currants, Raisins, Lemon & Orange peel \ Bperm Candles ] Best Sydney and scented Soap Mustard in pounds and half-pounds Bottled Fruit and Pickles Muscatel Raisins Jordan Aim onds Together with every article requisite for Family consumption. it is needless to refer to the Prices :— the patronage granted to this Establishment by the most respectable inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, is quite sufficient. Wellesley Hughes. Auckland, 18th Nov. 1845.

Almost overlooked, although much wanted No. 3, CIGARS-MANILLA.. NEW ALMANACK. IN DECEMBER THE AUCKLAND ALMANACK, FOR 1846, WILL BE'PUBLISHED At the New-Zealander Ojjice, price— ls.