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Taranaki Herald, Volume 1, Issue 33, 16 March 1853, Page 1

T© rai IILICT®K§ OF NEW PLYMOUTH. f*i ENTLEMEN,— In my Address to \Jf you of the 4th December, I desired to be more explicit on a subject which has since obtained considerable attention from my fellow settlors ; I allude to the propriety of the individual holding the office of Superintendent, being also embarked in business to the extent which I am in this settlement, against which an opinion lias been freely expressed. Obvious reasons will suggest themselves accounting for a difficulty in coming to a sudden determination on this point ; but nfter giving thp question all the consideralion in my power, concurring in that opinion, and feeling 'hat the number of votps which have been promised to my committee justify me, I have taken steps which will enable me to devote the whole of my time to the furtherance of your interests, in ihe performance of the duties of the office of Superintendent. With my best thanks for the prompt manner in which you have placed me above any fear of the result of the eleciion, whether the opposition be single or divided, I remain, Gentlemen, Your moat obedient servanf, CHARLES BROWN. New Plymouth, Feb. 1, 1853. MOTIVE. MR. R. M. SUNLRY bets to inform the Inhabitants of New Plymouth that drring the erection of his New School Room, he has taken the premises lute in the occupation of Mr. Gudgeon, for the purpose of conducting his Scholastic Establishment, andis now prepared to receive Pupils nbovi* Five Years of age. Mr. Sunley hopes, by strict attention to hisdutfco, and by his method of imparting a Sound Practical Education, to merit the patronage of the Public. HOURB OP ATTENDANCE : Morninc, !0 to 12.... Afternoon, 2 to 4. Terms: 1 3s. per Quarter. An Evening School from 7to B— ls. per week. Latin, French, and Mathematics, ss. per Quarter extra. Marcl. 1, 1853. WOM SAE*E, GRASS SEED. ITALIAN PERENNIAL RYE GRASS SEED. English Perennial Rye Grass ditto. Meadow Fescue and Cocksfoot ditto. The above Seeds are warranted free from all noxious Weeds. Apply to Blogdon Farm. W. BAYLY. FOM SAZ,E 9 FORTY PRIME WETHER L^MBS. Apply to Blogdon Fnrm, Jan. 25. W. BAYLY. NOTICE* MR. GRAY begs to inform the Public of New Plymouth, that having accepted the office of Teacher to the Taranaki Educational Institute, he intends Opening it on Monday, the 7th of March, when he hopes the liberal support hitherto bestowed on that Institution may be continued. An Evening Class for the accommodation of those otherwise engaged during the day will also be opened the same day. Branches Taught and Terms same as before. New Plymouth, March 4. 1853. TO ME TLET OM JSOJrJD, rpHETOWN SECTION opposite the JL Independent Chapel, and next to the Premises lately occupied by Mr. Gudgeon in the Devon-road. C KOMLYER, DoTon-itreet. I