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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1641, 8 January 1862, Page 1

For Sale, jKv&m*. nplIE “PRINCE OF WALES” HOTEL, 111 i-Hobson-street, now occupied by the owner, Mr. Lockwood, and doing an excellent trade. The house is hrick built, well furnished, and contains ten roofrls, with every facility for a large business. A large proportion of the purchase money tnay remain on mortgage of the premises. For further particulars apply to GEORGE RIDINGS, Accountant, &c. To be Sold, new and substantial well built ill X six room COTTAGE in Chapel-square adjoining Bishop Ponipallier’s residence. Enquire on the premises. i * B To Let, Furnished, COMFORTABLE seven-roomed Cot- - tage, with garden, stable and gighouse, situated within five minutes’ ■walk of Queen-street. —Applv to WM. AITKEN, Land and Estate Agent, Wyndham-street. r rO HE LET, with immediate possession, i sIT X a commodious House in Official Bay, late in the occupation of Captains Dobie and Saunders. WOOD & BABER. Wyndham-street, Dec. 31, 1861. 11l ticulars app’y to To be Sold, THE House in Wynyard-street, Auckland, now in the occupat’on Major Marshall, of the 65th Regt. There is an excellent well of water on the premises.—For par--18 th December, 1861. MR. BRACET, Solicitor, Shortland-strect. i tr j k To Let, EA FIELD VIEW HOUSE, Grafton Road, adjoining Mr. Brodie’s property. The house contains dining, sitting, and three bedrooms, pantry, large detached kitchen and servants’ room. A good well of water on the ground, which is well fenced in.—Apply to GEORGE GALLAGHER, Queen-street Wharf, or to GEORGE RIDINGS, Land Agent, &c., Queen-street, December 9, 1861. 111 s EYERAL comfortable COTTAGES to let, from 6s. to Bs. per week. Apply to Mr. D. KIRKWOOD, Storekeeper, Near the heach, Onehunga. ■II v ill Houses to Let, ONTAENING 2, 3, and 4 ROOMS each. Apply to WM. AITKEN, House, Land, and Estate Agent Queen-street. Ex “MERMAID,” ON SALE AT THE “ NEW-ZEALANDER” OFFICE, fipHE undermentioned New School Books and Mis* X cellaneous Stationery:— Colenso’s Arithmetic Bailer’s Spelling Johnston’s Elementary School Atlas; also his I Physical and Astronomical Atlases Pinnock’s Catechisms of Bible and Gospel History General Knowledge History of England “ “ Romo Scripture History First Catechism Lonnie’s Grammar Perrin’s French Elements and Spelling Bossut’s French Word Book Goldsmith’s Pinnock’s England and Rome Green’s Eton Latin Grammar Alison’s Epitome of History of Europe Nautical Almanacks, 1862 Charts Pacific Ocean Allen and Connell’s Geography and Gramnur White’s History of England for Junior Classes Smith’s Student’s Rome and Greek History Magnall’s Questions De Lille’s French Grammar. Bcgumier’s Own French Book, and Repertoire Francais Chambers’ Book-keeping and Blank Books Colenso’s Elements of Algebra and Euclid Fenelon’s Telemaquc Vollain’s Charles XII., and Peter the Great Little Arthur’s History of England Norie’s Epitome of Navigation Penny and Twopenny Reward Books, in packets Stationery. Eowney’s Crayons, in cedars, sorted colours Composition Ink Erasers Whatman’s Continuous Mounted Drawing Paper, Tracing Cloth Whatman’s Rough Imperial for Water Cblors Wedding Cards and Envelopes Solid Sketch Books 12 and 18 inch Ebony Parallel Rulers 18 and 24 inch Parallels on Rollers, with Ivory Scales Tinted Crayon Papers Promissory Note Forms on 'iTntcd Papers, loose and in books of 50 and 100 Merchant Vessels’ Log Books Wolff’s Polished Pencils Copying Letter Books, paged and indexed Sable and Camel Hair Pencils Slanting Tiles, 3, 4, and 6 divisions Gillott’s Magnum Bonum Pens Slates, with and without Frames Music Paper, &c.

Also, to Arrive per “AVALANCHE,” A case of well selected Books of General Literature. Tonic Sol-Fa Vocal Society. rnilE first half-yearly meeting of the above Society I X will be held in the School-room, Newton, on THURSDAY EVENING next, 9th instant, at half past 7 o’clock, when a report will be read and other important business transacted. All members are requested to be present. T. W. LEWIS, Hon. Sec. MR. JOHN H. HOOPER, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, HOBSON-STKEET. [late house surgeon and resident accoucheur AT ST. GEORGE’S HOSPITAL, LONDON.] Auckland Races. Auckland, January 6th, 1862. SIR, —Articles having appeared both in the “ Southern Cross” and “ New-Zealander” upon the above subject, containing serious imputations prejudicial to the character of Mr. Hargreaves (the owner of Deception), I have to state in his behalf that he is taking such proceedings as will effectually place the whole facts before the public, in order that it may be seen that nothing has been done by him, in regard to the races, but that which as a gentleman and a man of honor he was fully justified in doing. In the mean time, Mr. Hargreaves deems it best to refrain from making any statement of facts or comments in answer to the articles alluded to, but at the proper time and place he will be prepared to give a full and complete answer to the unfounded charges made and insinuated in the said articles. X remain, Sir, Your obedient servant, 11. W. WYNN, Solicitor, Fraser’s Rnilldings. Tfi Editor 11 Kcwtfealtiiuler ”