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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 547, 8 January 1851, Page 1

EAI WARRA BREWERY THE PROPRIETOR of the above Establishment, having completed his arrangements, begs to announce that he is now prepared to supply Innkeepers and the Public generally with very superior ALE, &c, at the usual prices Orders punctually attended to. CHARLES CAMERON. N.B. — Fresh Yeast always on hand. Wellington, Nov. 12, 1850.

On Sale, ex 'Eden.' g BALES of UNBLEACHED CALICO, 3 bales assorted Printed Cottons, 1 „ assorted Shirts, 2 „ Blankets, 1 ~ Flannels, 3 cases assorted Clothes, 2 trunks assorted Boots and Shoes, 19 kegs Nails assorted, 3 hhds. Hollow-ware. Robekt Waitt. Wellington, December 3, 1850. EDUCATION. A GENTLEMAN, intimately acquainted with the most approved system of Education as pursued in Scotland, offers his services to the community of any Town or European Settlement in New Zealand (provided a moderate share of encouragement be granted) in the conduct of a School, where the usual branches of a sound, complete, and liberal Education will be Vaugbt—sound in reference to the utility of its distinctive branches, complete a3 regards the adaptation of the instructive course to tbe particular profession or busiuess destined for Youth, and liberal as suiting all classes, and embracing the whole range of our present knowledge, with direct reference to the wants of a free, busy, and enlightened age. The Advertiser's efforts will be, not the shadowy and valueless exhibitions of superficial attainments through overwrought memory, but substantial intellectual proficiency, fostered by encouraged action of tbe reasoning faculties, and would therefore press upou the attention of the Colonists generally the urgent necessity that exists of Teaching the Youth of New Zealand something more than was taught two or three centuries ago. An Instructive Moral and Religious course will be taught ou the basis and broad principles of Christianity, without reference to dogmas or creed. Letters (pre-paid) addressed " Msstob," Office of Wellington Independent, Newspaper, will be received dining three months from date. N.B.—No community in any degree tinctured or infected by a Church of England Missionary need apply. December 20, 1850. TO LET, with immediate Possession, either whole or part of tbe late residence of the Hon. H. W. Petre, at Petoni. For particulars, apply to Charles Vincent, River Hutt. December 23, 1850. To be Sold, TWO LOTS OF LAND, about 20 Acres each, part of Section No. 34, Waiwetu. For particulars, apply to Mr. Bbandoh, Lambton Quay. December 14, 1849; To be Sold, small allotments of LAND oh Thorndon Quay. For Particulars, apply to Mr.BBAx.rJN, Ldnibton Quay. December 38, 1840. To be Let or Sold. A PLEASANTLY situated and substantially . built COTTAGE, containing Four Rooms, on the Hutt Road, about a mile from the Bridge. There is a ± ot an Acre of Ground attached to the House, which is now under crop, and offers a good opportunity to any person desirous of securing a comfortable homestead. For further particulars, apply at tbe INDEPENDENT Office. Wellington, December 13, 1850. Saw Mill, Porirua Road. QAWN TIMBER will be supplied on the O shortest notice and lowest price. A quantity of inferior Boards and Scantling at 6s. per 100 feet, always on hand. Apply at the Saw Mill, or to my Bullock Driver on the beach with timber. JOSEPH HURLEY. May 21, 1850 A CARD. FR A NCtS HEALY, SURGEON, <fee. &c. WILLIS STREET National Exhibition of' industry for 1651. MESSftS CAPPER & GOLE, Gfsncral Agents, No. 464 Charing Cross Erist, London, beg respectfully to apprize the inhabitants of Ne* Zealand that they will be happy to receive consignments of artioles intended for the National Exhibition, .and also of any other description they may be favoured with, and such parties may depend upon the | strictest attention being paid to their interests.