PLEASANT POINT. ORAM, KAKAHTJ. AFP WAITOHI ADVERTISER -ll

The Temuka Leader.
GERALDINE, WINCHESTER, PLEASANT POINT. ORAM, KAKAHTJ. AFP WAITOHI ADVERTISER
23. I
Soticc.H.
STOREY,
MERCER, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER,
GOOD FIT GUARANTEED,
t
F. PRACTICAL TAX
AND
DRAKEII
f
AND
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Main* South Road,
MAIN SOUTH ROAlf, Temuka.
TEMUKA.
WINCHESTER AGRICULTURAL
WORKS.
HOUSE,
BOARDING
AILWAY
TEM U K A
ROBERT SMITH,
SHOEING
ENGINEER,
f%
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
GENERA&
&
SMUT]
First Class Accommodation for Boarders.
L-WRIGHT,
WHEEL- AND
Shop, is prefer Single and
pared to talce ord
Double Furrow Ploughs, rubbers, Horseand Chain
Hoes, Zigzag, Diamond,
Drills, Cup
Harrows, Turnips and
,ys, Tipcarts,
Windmills, Waggons,
Spring Carts, Ac.
T "TAVING built a
Jl I
Luncheon Room for Ladies
L. TOMBS,
F
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ENGINEER.
MACHINIST, AND GENERAL
E
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J.
SADDLE
&
COMMISSION AGENTS.
STOCK
LAND
TDlilM/
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London
and
Company.
ENISLING
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bins and Estimates gWj/fi
for
all Classes
of Works.
Offices
TEMUKA AND OPAWA,
WHOLESALE /AND
/RETAIL
butcher/and lCyker,
:
SOU T H
MA IN
S 0 N,
THOM
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T/muka.
P OA D.
Residents waited upon in Town and
Temuka.
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SODA "WATER AND CORDIAL
MANUFACTURER,
MONTH’S CREDIT ONLY.
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Great
Nortli Road,
ILL I A M
ENDER S 0 N,
CARPENTER. B
iDER, Ac.,
TEMUKA.
YETERDfARY.
U R H A M.
y* Member of the/Royal College of
Surgeons, (late Inspector
"Veterinary
TE M
tAMU£L
3)
Veterinary
Departn|ent, Privy Council
H.
Gr
Address ; The
Criterion
Hotel, Timaru.
WILSON
X
PLASTER]
beg to state that I have this clay comas above in (he Buildings
adjoining the ! Leader ’ Office, Commerce
street, when Business intrusted to my
care shall receive prompt attention, and
account of clients
all monies received
will be immediately paid over to them. I
shall be prepared to negotiate the Sale hy
Auction or otherwise of Rural Lands,
Town Sections, Stock, or Implements,
Produce, Ac., to Collect Accounts, to
Wind-up Bankruptcy Estates, and to
rebaso on Commission Town Sections,
Rural Lands, or othdb properties.
cln
ALFRED
iW WILSON,
Land Broker, Ac.
ADVANCE
AGRICULTURE.
TPARMERS DESIROUS of economising
JP Seed by THIRTY PER CENT, and
of securing an Earlier, Move Evenly
Ripened, and Abundant Harvest, bad
better lose
10 time sin informing the
the probable time of
requiring one or more pf bis SUFFOLK
DRILLS,for Spring Corn, Roots, Ac., as
all Orders arc Bookcd|and Attended to in
Succession.
PILBROW,
J
EDWARV
Temuka.
Drills, | each with Experienced Man. 2s per \crc over 30 Acres.
N.
F
J.
If L
W
S
O
K
fades.
H O M A S
the
PRIG E,
E.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
I
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A
substance
R
NOLLYGOKKOOOV SSTGO ISHI
HOT EL,
f
Under distinguished Patronage.
DR.
THE NEW
BRIGHT’S
A good (i{■ f! 1
eil-burrh■ d Brick’*.
:n>d Lime always on hand.
All orders promptly attended to. and
delivered to .any dr mm c by read or rail.
Offices
:
WIDTHS BUILDINGS.
Ti'O'Ue
Sc Rack <>| N*-v
Tin
\
ml.
Zealand,
in each month.
WILLIAM ZIESLER,
Local Manager.
w.
r|l
SWIN
T 0 N,
(Late of the Canterbury Railways)
SIGN writer,
LETTER
AND
Geraldine.
Tombs, Headstones, and
Stonework of every description prepared
and erected at reasonable charges.
■YGiIMGA
<r
l M X 0 II
PHOSPHODYNE, charges.
MAIN SOUTH R(
T E M U K A.
BREADALBANE store,
NEAR
CALEDONIAN
THE
RS RUSSELL having opej
above new Store with
MICHAEL BARRETT, Peopkietor.
Commodious ilm is replete GROCERIES,
&c.,
CURATIVE AGENT
with every comfort and co/ytmienoe for Wislies to intimate to her friends and the
public generally, that she is able to supply
And only Reliable .Remedy for Nervous
Ales, Wines and Spirits of excellent
those families who wish to favor her with
and Liver Complaints.
Commercial
Gentlemen.
quality.
most reasonable
r|lHlS
(Ozonic Oxygen),
their support
This pbgßphatic combination is pronounced iy the most eminent members
of the medical profession to be unequalled
tor its power in replenishing the vitality
of ib) body, but its supplying - all the
ersetitial constituents of the blood and
nerve substance, and for developing* all
the power and functions of the system
to the highest degree.
It is agreeable to the palate, and
incessant in the action, while retaining
all its extraordinary properties
and
surprising all Ihe known therapeutic
articles of the present day for speedy
and permanent cure in all morbid conditions of the system arising* from whatever cause. The action of the Phosphodyne is two-fold—on the one hand
increasing the principle which consti;
Attention is respectfully invited to the
excellent Pleasure grounds attached to
the hotel, so well adapted for picnic par-'
ties, &c.
Comfortable apartments for families.
NSW
JEWELLER
of
IM
Y.
OF
THE
FAMILY AND GENERAL BUTCHER
every train.
SOUTH
A R 0 W HE |N U A,
TEMUKA
HOTEL,
Residents waited upon
Close to the Railway Station.
punctually
HIS Fine Hotel is
F|d
and
offers
Choice selection
Silver Goods. Gold
and Silver Watches lit reduced prices.
for
Travellers
an/Yisitoj».
—
/a: 7
°
Business
an\|
GENERAL
ob|;un
;
AN^SEXPRESSMAN,
TEMuJ
■
VS Oil
])
•!;-
!.
n/on
H
daily.
attended
Orders
to
I L LI A M J. vN. U PTON
YALUA-
ARCHITECT AND H(
TOR.
findings,
Offices : Bowker’s
Main South
lad,2Timaru.
niHE LIVERPOOL AND
1
LONDON
COM-
INSURANCE
AND GLOBE
PANY.
Net Fire Premium for thf year
£1,052,46?
1877
f
235,340
Net Life'Piomium, 1877}
Interest derived from Invest...
...
ments,
1877
...
j
249,906
•••
The net Yearly income mounts
£1,537,711
to
After providing for all Losses, Lxpem
and Dividends, and addbm
t of the Fire profits of, the year to the
(serves, there rema njs in Profit anh
■ss Account, £99,106. I
e ‘‘General ReservJ and
Fire Re-insuranct If mid."
‘apart from the Capital)
;.
now amounts t0...
I
...
Funds Invested tot meet
Life Department obliga-
£1,150,000
,e
ions now amount to
2,825,966
The Total Funds (seci
vested) were at DeceuVber,
£5^94,034'
1876
Increased during 1877 by
320,333
1
...
...
Accumulated Funds in hknd
\... £5,814.367
December 1877
The Total Claims paid s|ieo
the commencement of Jthe
...
Company (including elver
one. million for the Chicago.
Boston, and St John great
fires) amount to
£14,406,814
...
In addition to the large /funds held by
the Company, the public! have the un
doubted security of a hirae and wealthy
proprietary.
Cashel
,
;
NT / ORT ON,
ON
iSOUTH RANGITATA,
COCKBtojFT, Watchmaker
JOSEPH
and Jeweller, !.«gs to inform |the
Public that he lias removed to the promises
lately occupied by MR JAMES MARSHALL, and can now offer
Monthly Payments.
brands.
STAR
on* the
Inspection invited.
’Wines, Beer and Spirits of the best
Express to and from
TEMUKA.
terms.
A Good Table for Boarders.
Good Stabling and Paddocks.
St/eet,
)V. a
TEMUKA,
SCHOOL,
HOTEL,
H
'l*
H 0 E i£alUE R
cl
TEMUKA.
having taken the
idmve/HiotGl he can offer
superior accommodatiorn/o Families, Commercial Travellers and ali'who may favor
him with a visit, and lie can assurethem no
effort will be wanting on bis part to supply
them with every comfort at moderate
00 T AND Ci
T V A 0
momma
PROPRIETOR.
c
J-
ANDREW S,
R.
G. CANT.
r
U.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL
LETTERS PATENT
re-pay-
and
Subscriptions
MENTS are due on the first Friday
WINCHESTER.
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Ututes nervous energy, and on the other
Clocks in Endless Variety.
the most powerful blood and llesh generaccurately repaired The Bar is supplied with the best brands
Watches
and
FANCY GOODS.
agent known ; therefore, a mar- and guaranteed.
120 dozen Foreign China Ornaments ating
of Spirits, Wines, and Beer.
renovating
for
impaired
vellous medicine
A great variety of Q&iaint and TasteIt
and broken down constitutions.
Moderate Charges.
ful Figures, Vases, Ac.
AYork-boxes, quicklv improves the function of assimiLadies’ Reticules
JOHN CURRIE,
Ac.
lation to such a. degree that where for
TEMUKA.
AD,
MAIN
Proprietor.
SOUTH
Tib
Concert bias
years an emaciated, anxious, cadaverous
Jewellery
and semi-vital condition lias existed, the
TOWN SECTIONS FOR SALE.
E 0,
E D/G E L E E,
Dolls
flesh will rapidly increase in quantity
Toys.
and firmness, and the whole system OtEYERAL SECTIONS in Arowhenua
LANDSCAPE AND JOBBING
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Note the Address
return to a state of robust health. The IO Township for Sale.
GARDNER,
Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the
Apply to
/
AY. ESSEIfAL
TEMUKA.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
organisation for instance, it assists
Great South Road,
nature to generate Fuat human electricity
Land Broker and Commission Agent,
Temuka.
Chimneys swejn; by contract
which renews and rebuilds the osseous
Commerce street, Temuka
and
muscular,
membranes,
nervous
'IL SO N A N D SO NS,
0HN(B R
O W N
organic systems. It operates on the
system without exciting care or thought
PRACTICAI/ GARDENER
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
upon the individual as to the process.
It moves the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys,
TEMUKA.
stomach, and intestines with a harmony,
R C 111 BA L m M‘G ALL UM,
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vigour, yet mildness unparallolc 1 in
DUNE DI N W A REHO US E,
From the neighbourhood of London.
i
medicine
Gardens attended to.
OURER,
MAM AND
The Phosphodyne gives back to the
i
A
human structure, in a suitable', form the
TEMUKA.
.
' AtG. SiAith’s, nearMr Talbot s
E M IPK A
Address
T
phosphoric or animating (dement of life
which has been wasted, and exerts an
S
D’S
H O D G S 0 N,
■i HAR LE
Q/L DFI E L
LINCIIAN D L L 0 Y D,
important influence directly on the
spinal marrow, and nervous system of a
TINSMITH, PLUMBER, ZINC AND
LIVERY AND BATS’ STABLES,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
nutritive tonic, and invigorating characIRON WORKER,
AYood
ter, maintaining that buoyant energy or
TEMU
brain
and
which
the
muscular
system,
of Te.muka
Begs to
TEA!
'A'- I
renders the mind cheerful, brilliant and
and District tVat Ijc has
energetic, entirely overcoming that dull
mates in 'Wood, Brick, Stone or Concommenced
inactive, and sluggish disposition, which
crete given.
Oats, Ghafi’, and Fow'DOorn on Sale.
many persons experience in all their
above
in a shop opposite the Bank of
As
Corn crushed at 3d per bushel.
actions.
L E VEN S
G E
EOR
New Zealand,
The beneficial effects of the PhosphoGekat South Roab, Tjemcika,
shown
from
the
first
frequently
dvne
are.
O
O
ILLIAAIII
P E R
VETERINARY.SURGEON,
And hopes, by prompt attention, good
day of its administration by a remarkTE M
with
a
moderate
workmanship,
SMITH, able increase of nervous power,
SHOEING AND
elliug of vigour and eomfort to which
a
prices, to
Temuka
Hotel,
Waitohx RoaJ)/ HkNUKA.
;rs left at the Royal
the patient has long been unaccustomed.
public
share
of
will be punctually attended to.
Digestion is improved the, appetite inpatronagJ.
(Next Volunteer Hall).
creases wonderfully ; the bowels become
FORW' AR D
DWA R D
regular ; the eyes brighter ; the skin
AMES R AD F O E D
clear and healthy and the hair acquires
A Good Stock of Chimney Cowls, 0.G.,
JARRIER
half-round spouting (all sizes),
strength, showing the importance of the
BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER,
and Sheet Lead, always
action of the Phosphodyne on the organs
on hand.
TEMUR"
nutrition.
of
and goods
meet
eveiV
train,
a
■esses
the
maintains
Finally
Phosphodyne
carted to any pavt\f the district,
All Orders entrusted to his care will meet
Istimatos Given for/Briihr, Concrete, or certain degree of activity in the previStoncOYork.
with prompt attention.
ously debilitated nervous system ; its
•tiers left at the Royal Hotel will bo
use enables all debilitated organs to repunctually attended to.
A Selection of Tombstones always on turn to their sound state and perform
H.
H O Dq S 0 N
hand.
i
L F B E D DALE,
their natural functions. .Persons snflerTe
iug from nervous debility, or any ot the
BUTCHER,
AND
BAKER
distresshundred
which
this
symptoms
THE NEW SAW MILLS, GERA I
wlnchester feImONGEIIY.
WINCHESTER,
ing’ disease assumes, may rest assured
DINE.
of an effectual and oven speedy cure by
gip.so
(he judicious use of this most invaluable
de Extensive
SMITH, havi
Rail}’.
Families waited
ing Plant,
Additions to
heg to ru>li fy/tj^vt'Jhcy
Orders for
is now able to unde
supplying
Dr V>R LG i IT'S PIP UP HO DYNE.
WOOLS
sawn /ml Ml
is sold onlv in rases at IDs (id by all
Soirees, Pic-nics, and Wedding Parties
chemists, and patent medicine vendors
Of all kinds, and are prepared 0> kike
At Lowest Current! Rates
with evtry description of Ccnsupplied
throughout
globe.
the
.•menial orders for quantities of Black
Ac
fectionery,
New
Zealand
Wholesale Agent for
Phv mid T-e;ire for bridge purpose--.
and Skins purclifibcd for C<tMi at
PROFFER, w CD.
posrn. Mails, Siam. and Firewood KENTPTHORNE.
Market Rat eg.
Wedding Cakes made to order
Dunedin and Auckland,
Messrs,
ARCHITECT.
Bn nx maker.
N,
TIMARU B
THE
WING HE S T ill E
OF OTAGO-
‘o.nil
(
,
BRICKY ARD S.
BRAGcfe,
J)00£) put?
,
menced business
yjl
shortest
Work Guaranteed.
A G E N T.
Commerce street, Temuka.
EMU F A
on tiic
All orders execu
oticc.
Asv)
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H,
AND
;
LAND BROKER
ALEXAN
C
N
SLATER.
TEMUKA.
Estimates given fert' all descriptions of
oncrote, stone, or briek work.
Single chimneys, ill 10s ; double do,
j*2 10s, without material Kitchen Ranges
ixed to order.
COMMISSI Q N
>
Y
BRICKLAI
Sa_i{qW)C<
PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY
no ‘-oy.'KOTSSua sas.ton opipecp-'ry N
BAfON
Estimates given in Town and Country
■
Office, London.)
Horses, Cattle, an (Bother domesticated
animals treated in disease.
Horses examined a.| to soundness, Ac.
and
Prompt attention/ to orders,
Moderate Fees.
Horse and _ Cattlcj Medicines at Cheap
Rates
GUNNELL/pj
T. W.
or
l[p.U
OKOOJ
/
;
Contractors specially arranged with.
ONE
T EM UK A.,
:
Country
B
WOXojp
,
N.B. —Views taken in any part of the Wishes to inform' his friends and the
district.
public generally that
Lancashire Insurance
j
JL>
OIiUWNH O T E L
TIMARU PORTRAIT GALLERY.
T
Agents for
AND SERVE
i<: tVolico*.
,
ero
Pet ce—THRUEraa ce
Transmission Abroad
for
I’ublic Notices.
,
preserving
rn
Jl
.d) Amnui
AmmuniUrns andi
Licensed Dealer in Arms
and hopes by strict attention to business, ESSERY’S
ll
tion.
AVAREFU
combined with moderate charges, to
;
and
HOUf:
Machinery of every dtescrimioiwMade
U
merit a share of public patronage.
red.
Repaired.
Great South Roa|>, Temuka.
•J. SALEK,
order
ortable Washing
no- Boilers made to
Maker,
Saddle
and
1-larnlss
and kept in stock.
'
Next McDonald’s Bakery,
0 N / S A L E0 AY
iheasant
Point
ON SALE-50 dozen white and” gold china cups
Self-regulating Windmills
Althouse
and saucers
XV AI HI BUSH, GERALDINE
for Pumping.
50 dozen assorted tumblers
COACH.
MAIL
GEAR!
ROYAL
A
25 dozen figured whip glasses
Abyssinian Tube "Wells.
Large stocks of st(|ne-china plates,
Host
route
mHB Cheapest, pl&t and she
dishes, jugs, &fc., cutlery, and
uss
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to Geraldine and Waihi Bush is
plated goods
j
from the Orari Railway Station -where our
Original oil .paintings, oleographs,
, :OACII
BUILDER AND GENERAL conveyances run /fcii and from all Trains
colored engravings, china ornaNorth and SouffiT j
ments, Ac.
BLACKSMITH,
Druggctings and oilcloths, different
We leave the /W;(ihAiWsii every mornM A* KA.
widths
M A I X S O U TH R O A Q,
7
ing at Twenty’ AtifiutesNpast Six, and
U) dozen chairs, in djiflereni styles
past
Geraldine
at
Minutes
Ncw/Zealjj^d.
Twenty
Seven,
Near Bank of
(J American stoves
in time to catclf the Erst train to Timaru
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and Christchurch.
and
TRAPS.,
All kind of BUGGIES.
Parcels and Luggage to and from the
BUILDERS’ REQUISITES.
WAGGONS, made fo ORDER,
Station will receive our best attention.
g.OOO I'icccs
and Repaired in the Best Stylo
KENNEDY A M UNDELL.
1000 feet o.grand half-round spouting
_
of "Workmanship.
L eads, colours, oils, varnishes
Glass, glazed sashes, Amermnn doors
WILLIA M S 0 N,
(best brands) nails
I 'orrugated iron andlpiping
Douglas pumps
ARCHITECT,
ENGINEER,
CIVIL
etc.
etc.,
etc.,
'
E
FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER,
GREAT SOUTH ROAD,
Secure the shadow
COMMMISSION^AGENTS,
"Weekly Sales at King’s Yards.
the inhabitants of the
Pegs
Pleasant Point and surrounding districts,
that he has Commenced business as above,
a
J
STATION AGENTS,
AND GENERAL
AND
K
to inform
A' A
Hot Pie with a Cup of Tea, Coffee,
Cocoa for Gd, daily.
TBMLJ
Bros., Timaru),
(Late with Crawford
TEMUKA.
AUCTIO^D^
A
TIMARU.
POINT.
PLEASANT
BLACKSMITH,
CO.,
S
*
M.
MAKER,
HAP
&
R
Registered
1*75)
PROPRIETOR l&gs to inform
Sales of STOCK and PRODUCE every
his friends ana the public generally
A.vj.'iri
DE
H.
D U V A L, that having purchased the above Hotel
alternate TUESDAY.
op/
o)
part
pout
pnojp
shall
be
on
his
to
nothing
wanting
roAu6[
uy
ARCHITECT, etc,,
make it replete with every accommodation
H 0 L(L 0 W A Y.
and hopes by strict attention to. the
Office : Eowker’s Buildings, Timaru.
requirements of his patrons combined
MLKM AN AND DAIRY FARMER,
with civility, to merit a fair share of pubFRUIT ! FRUIT ! 1 FRUIT ! ! !
lic patronage.
A.
snuooy; i(p?jj ‘sutoojp
snowed^
HO
W
E
Y
Spacious Sample and Commercial
Rooms.
Families waited on every morning.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUITThe Bar is supplied with the Best
•sariiKYj axYAuid gay
ERER, AND CONFECTIONER,
AR
T
&
Brands of Wines, Spirits, Ac.
AOL EA N
STEW
TIMARU.
First Class stabling and paddock accomsaaTiGAvajj hyiohhkkoo yog
AUCTIONEERS,
Orders taken for all kinds of fruit for modation.
Proprietor.
.
M UNDELL
JOHN
0
H
M
GERALDINE.
Jtll.OiinVMM
FEBRUARY 22,
SAT UP DAT,
TE.MUKA.
Every Wednesday and Saturday
Published
;
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You. 2—-No.
7
jj A. BIRD.
street] Christchurch
Sub-Agents in the I District
.
C. J. Rayncr
J. S. Bruce
F. Grimmer
W. Stcnnyea
W. Rutherford
F. Slee
Torn uka
Ashburton
Geraldine
Pleasant Point
Tim am
Waimate
~.
...
HON FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEA-
j
LAND.
lllE undersigned
having been ap-
pointed Agent in the Winchester
d Temuka Districts, is now prepared to
;ept every description bf Fire Insurance
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
Stacks insured
Standing Crops
re ring Thrashing
andj
Risks.
All communieations promptly attended
J.
AJYOUNG a
Agent, Temuka and Wochester
NEW A DVERTIBEMENTS.
:
PRELIMINARY?
at
NOTICE.
A C L EA N AND S T E W A KT
Have received instructions to offer
days and Saturdays, at 11.30 a.m.
by i nine auction, at Timaru, towards the
Chris-church ami Ashburton—7 49 a.m., t-lid of March
Fiecholcl in Hiikatcnimea VaUey,
2 30 p.m.. and 4 2(1 p.m.
consisting of 2018 acres first class
Geraldine and Waibi Bush —ll.f-0 a.m.
daily.
Agricultural Land, being SecWinchester and other intermediate offices
tions 32623, 32489, 22490, in
on the line—7.4o a.m ami 4.20 p.m.
two or more blocks, unimproved.
Waitohi Elat—Wednesday and Saturday,
On easy terms,
at 3 p. n\
F.or full particulars apply to
fimaru —9 10 a.m , noon, and 5.40 p.m.
MACLEAN & STEWART,
Dunedio, Pori Chainlets, Oamuru, PalmerAuctioneers.
ston. Waimate, and other offices on
line
noon.
(daily),
South
4 p.m.
'
Badham’s and Rangitata Island—Wednes-
—
MARCH, 1879.
SATURDAY,
Post Offices have now been established
at Milford, Badham’s, and Rangitata
Island.
A travelling post office having been established on the southern line of railway,
letters bearing a late fee of twopence may
be posted at any station in the mail carriage attached to the express train, and
they will be included in the mails made
np in transit for offices on the main line
and branches.
WM. SMITH,
Bub-Postmasler.
9.23
(12.27)
1.22
6.0
r
Em-
9-8
3.7
6 49
For South.
8.56
32.55
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Oamaru (10 minutes), Palmerston, YV uikonaili, reaching Dunedin at 7.45 p.m.
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Mileord Harbor.— Coming events cast
their shadows before them.” The Chairman
Temuka.
of the Milford Harbor has shown us photoNOTICE.
graphs of dredges forwarded by the Suez
mail, with the sender’s request that he may
Temuka Park Commissioners in- be remembered when Milford Harbor Works
vite Tenders forySix Worsen Carder are commenced, with this significant remark
Seats (Rustic, if tftssih
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water will be in the never-ending agonies of
Tenderers to forward plans, with price construction.”
per seat, to the Chairman Temuka Parle
The
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Commissioners noi/later than 4.30 p.m. usual monthly meeting of this institute was
next.
on Thursday, March 6th
held on the Pith instant. Present —Messrs
The lowest or auy Tender not necesTildes, Mason, Mcndclson, Martin, and Dr.
sarily accepted.
Hayes. After confirmation of the previous
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Secretary.
Institute, conveying assent to the proposed
temporary exchange of books, to which the
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Mr Mendelson’s offer to arrange for the carAND OTHERS.
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Resolved that a sub-committee, consisting of
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ofi ifßOVlpared to spi nlv
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ship the wool away any nearer than Dunedin or Lyttelton, and in wishing this
enterprising firm every success for the
way in which they have gone into their
business hope the time will not be far
distant when they will be able to ship
their wool home direct from Milford.
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT,
TEMUKA.
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when the rain did come it was
This is now
proved by the thin, short heads and the
thinly-stooked* fields that one sees all
round. The average for this district, as
well as the Pleasant Point and Geraldine
districts, must be a lower average than
was lately looked for. The grain will be
good if the weather for the next few
weeks proves favorable, but at present it
is not promising
What with short
crops, low prices, and high wages, the
farmer has his troubles. Indeed labor cannot be got, for wo know of more than
one farmer who has Iris grain Ling upon
the land for want of hands to tie and
stock it—this, too, when men are to be
seen in crowds “boozing’’ in every roadside inn. While on tin’s subject it may
not be out of place to give our opinion of
this difficulty. We would have every
able-bodied man that is found idly loafing
about any public house or other resort
ordered to go to work somewhere, or take
them to the lock-up as vagrants. It is
really not to be tolerated the way they
idle away day after day at these bars,
while net only their bread, but the bread
of others, is lying at the mercy of the
existence
;
too late to do much good.
weather. There can be no
compelling a man to do his
hardship in
share of his
country’s works as others who, if
they do not work with tiicir hands,
are expected to work with their heads.
If a house of ill fame is reported the inmates are punished for keeping open door
to idlers who can show no lawful way
they.have for making a living. Why
should sturdy loafers be allowed any
greater privilege 1 If our policemen were
set upon them and compel them to go to
work or to gaol fewer would be found
wasting that precious time given for
gathering in the fruits of the earth. The
life of the husbandman is at all times a life
of care and toil; the present season is a
Wednesday, Deb. 19.
more than anxious time
It is said that
[Before A. LeG. Campbell, Esq., R.M.] ills do not come singly this saying is
well borne out by the farmers at the prePOLICE CASES.
James Baruett, charged with being sent time. A whole year’s labour and
toil in a good many cases goes to pay exdrunk and disorderly, was fined £2.
Jack M'Guire was brought up, charged penses. The present prices for wheat
leave to the grower a heavy loss, yet we
with stealing from the person.
Sergeant Carlyon conducted the case, are not sure if it would be wise to hold
on. We recollect some two or three years
and called
Colin Archibald MTntyre, who deposed ; ago a gentleman with considerable expeOn Monday last I was in Temuka, and rience in agricultural matters saying we
changed a £lO cheque at the .Bank, re- would never see wheat at three shillings
ceiving a£s note and live £1 notes. Of again. This statement we did not believe,
that sum I paid £1 for rates, and changed and our opinion that it would has been
£1 for drinks. I was in company with more than confirmed since. We look to
accused, but could not say at what hotel, cause and effect, and our experience is
as I w;is drunk. I remember scuffling this : When any article runs-up to a high
with the accused, because he was trying figure depend upon it there will be a reto put his hand into my trousers’ pocket. action high prices stimulate production,
Cross-examined by accused : I. cannot production gluts the market. Wheat
remember where I saw you. I cannot kept well up, and some were lucky in
say how much money you took from me, making money by crop growing. Now
almost every
but you are in a better position to know the thing is overdone
country in the world must try its hand at
as to that than I am.
wheat growing the result is that almost
Michael Quinn deposed lam a publican at Temuka. On Monday night last all the granaries of the world are tilled to
M‘lntyro and accused were at the bar in overflowing, therefore it is that we say we
my house. They had two glasses of gin are not sure that prices have reached
together, and appeared to be very friendly their lowest. If there is no demand for
with each other. I saw accused, when immediate consumption the trade will be
standing on tire right-band side of Mc- purely speculative, and when any goods
Intyre, put his left hand down by Mc- are a glut in the market buyers will only
Intyre’s side, and on taking it up immeoperate at low prices, and generally only
diately put it into his own left-hand buy whoa the market is at its lowest.
trousers’ pocket. I then sent for the That prices will improve before this time
police, the accused and MTntyre remain- next year is more than likely, as just as
ing in the bar. I saw accused arrested high prices stimulate production so will
and searched at the station, when 18 or low prices deter from over producing,
19 shillings irr silver and three £1 notes consequently the markets will be relieved.
The time is now upon us whentbe qualify
were found in his possession.
Sergeant Carlyon proved arresting and not the quantity of the land in crop will
have to be looked to. It has been the
searching prisoner.
Accused having been cautioned in the practice of late to grow as much breadth
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stated that he had changed
in Timaru, from which place
lie arrived at Temuka, in company with
another man, for the purpose of looking
for a horse. He unfortunately got a few
glasses too much, and the next morning
found himself in the lock-up. but could
not say why he bad been brought
usual
a
maimer,
L 5 note
its leading article on Thursday last its
strictures upo r Sir George Grey’s conduct towards our retiring Governor are
unusually just. We ever believed Sir
Georgs incapable of such un-English and
unmanly a procedure towards any gentleman, however much he might have
offended him.
That Lord Norman by
showed too much party when Sir George
obtained the office of Premier of this
country few will deny. He has apparently accepted the Atkinson parly as
his friends—perhaps his social companions and he no doubt felt wounded
at the mortification of that party as such.
For this and other of Lord Normanby’s
evident proofs of partiality he would
have much difficulty in finding- an adequate excuse. It is at all times pitiable
to see men in high life and of thorough
breeding stoop to such mean 'behiV' iour,
which only shows that human-nature is
only human, nature, even after’the most
careful culture ; yet, .for all this, wc can-
of land as
prices
crop.
could be got, and fabulous
promised for land for a single
This season will cure that evil. It
v ere
will have been found out this season that
those lauds that were rich and well tilled
only produce good crops, to this there
may be exceptions, hut as a rule it is so.
If crop growers would but calculate the
enormous additional expense incurred
there.
He was then committed to take his trial from employment of labor alone they
at the next sitting of the Supreme Court would find it is a mistake. Surely a hun-
to be held in Timaru.
dred acres at 40 bushels at 20s an acre
William Essery was charged by Joseph rental is more profitable than two hundred
acres at 20 and 10s an acre, but other
Runaway Horses. —On Wednesday last Woolrych with assault.
Mr ITamersley appeared for the de- things will also need to be looked to
the horses and break belonging to Mr G. H.
fendant.
besides grain growing for an income from
Thompson bolted from Mr Oldfield’s stables
His Worship stated that the evidence the land before the heavy prices that have
before be bad time to get on the box-seat. showed that great provocation had been been paid for land lately will return
He, however, speedily caught hold of the given by the prosecutor, and he would interest for the money. To some of these
we will advert at some future time, meanreins and held fast, the horses going at a therefore only inflict a tine of 10s.
time
all that we can do is to advise
street
Messrs
CIVIL
along
past
the
CASES.
good speed
holders of grain not to be outstanding
Judgment was given by defeult iu the
Craig and Robinson’s, and then turned up
in the hope that prices will soon rise.
the main road. Mr Thompson was here following cases ; —Wilson and Sons v. G. When it is remembered that from Califorassisted by Mr Duvalli, who also hung on to Dorch, LI 10s 9d F. Franks v. William nia alone this season forty million bushels
Haylmrst, LI 5s same v. J. Carter, L
the horses, and after proceeding another fifty
of wheat will be for shipment more than
2s (id.
any previous .year since it became a wheat
in
pulling
succeeded
them
so,
yards or
up,
F. Franks v. A. Pearson, —Claim Ll growing
country. The other States also
thus avoiding what might have been a very 2s, for goods supplied.
large exporters, while the scarcity of
The defendant stated that he became a arc
serious accident.
money at home will only allow buyers to
Trotting Match.—Wo understand that bankrupt last October.
purchase at low rates prices cannot imThe plaintiff said he did not know anyThe oat crop is this season more
a match has been arranged to take place in
thing about tiro plaintiff’ having filed his prove.
and in the Otago province
abundant,
about six weeks time between Mr Williamschedule, and asked that judgment should there is a large breadth sown, nevertheson's grey horse, the ivinnor of the late trotbe recorder..
less we believe oafs will keep their present
His Worship said he would give judgting match which took place in this district,
value and by spring considerably imand a Christchurch horse named Black boy. ment for the plaintiff' but stated that no prove. As to barley it has to be remem
subsequent steps could be taken in that bered it has its season if it is allowed to
The stakes are LSO aside.
Court.
go by prices may come down. It is quite
Teaiuka Park. —A special meeting of the
G. H. Thompson v. William Massey.— possible
the present prices may soon give
Temuka Park Commissioners took place on Claim L2.
way a little. Grass seeds will keep their
A deal of evidence having been taken, value for some months to come.
Thursday last for the purpose of electing a
caretaker. There Avcre present—Dr Rayner judgment was given for plaintiff for the
Since writing the above, our attention
amount claimed, with costs.
has been drawn to an object of pity
(chairman), A. Wilson, J. Myers, and R.
George Murray v. H. Hullen. —Claim moving about in our midst; such a
Wood. Pour applications Avcre handed in,
L 9 5s Id, wages.
picture is enough to make the heart of
and after duly reading and carefully considerMr Johnston appeared for the defen- anyone sore. It is that of a young man
ing them, it Avas resolved unanimously that dant.
in the prime of life, et a complete wreck
Judgment was given for tlio full amount through drink—so much so that his very
Mr G. Matson be elected, to begin his duties
costs,
and
into
Court.
paid
on the Ist April.
leg's are shattered to pieces from acciIt was decided that an
J. Woolrych v. Win. Essery. —Claim dents caused through drink. Will it be
inventory should be taken of the tools and
for
4d,
wages.
believed that this poor unfortunate was
other tilings belonging to the park, and that L 5Mr14sHamersley appeared for the defensupplied by our local “pubs” to make
the same bo handed over to the caretaker. dant.
him drunk and almost incapable at the
Plans of seats for the ground avovc submitted
The plaintiff made a most contradictory early hour of nine o’clock in the morning.
and
two
and
the
defendant
statement,
from one. establishment, and it Avas resolved
We withheld the name of this poor
Hamersley having inebriate, for the sake of a respectable
that the secretary advertise for tenders for witnesses called by Mr
evidence,
given
family with whom be is connected, but
six wooden seats, rustic if possible, and six
Judgment was given for L2 IG, without we cannot refrain from warning hotel;
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iron frame scats, and that tenderers Land in
plans for same along Avitli specifications and
price, after which the meeting adjourned till
the first Thursday in March, at 7 p.ra.
M'CASKILL AND ROONEY’S FELLMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT.
costs, which sum had been admitted to be
due at the opening of the case.
AGRICULTURE.
The present is one of the most trying,
disheartening' harvests that the farmer
has had to encounter for many years. A
long dry summer did its work ; feed continued scarce, and as a consequence,
stock continued lean. Early sown grasses,
also, were only put into the ground to
die and rot. The common cereals only
It is a source of great satisfaction to
ourselves, as it must be to the majority of
.all bona fide settlors, to witness, among
other Colonial industries which are now
developing themselves in this island, the showed above the ground in stunted
extent to which wool scouring is beingform, to bo shrivelled up with the scorchcarried on. On Wednesday last we had ing sun.
Long and patiently did (he
TELEGRAMS.
the seed wait for the needful-
early and late rain, but it came not
during several months of such weather
did the sickly crops struggle for existence, but it was in many cases only
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are open from 9 a.in
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1879.
Telegraph
to 5 p.m. on week clays, and from It)
to 10.30 a.m. and 5 to 5.30 p.m. o Fok once we are able to agree with our
contemporary the Timaru Herald. 5 In
Bund ays.
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Telegrams for Sydney only.—First
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wool. We can readily imagine the difllcult} they experience in not being able to
sower of
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BOYD THOMSON.
FOREIGN.
following are the
and evidently do one feels more keenly
any slight or neglect than ho does but
he has failed in this instance to do as ho
would have others do unto him ; he has
grossly failed as an Englishman to pourtray the true English character in this instance. Compared with the extreme, civilities profusely bestowed by Statesmen of
other nations—such as France, Russia, or
Austria—even to tiieir bitterest enemies,
Sir George’s demeanour on this occasion
must appear cold and chilling, and not
calculated to raise the English character
in the estimation of settlers from these
two years if
of payment, exiAidfng
Tl f#se iSecti&fls are situated
near the Milforcyroad and Public School,
and possess etK’ellent garden ground.
They are also most conveniently situated
for residences for people in business in countries who may be living amongst us.
the town of Temnka.
We are not sure, however, that Sir George
Also,
may not be able to paint as black a
FOR SALE, FOR CASH, Section 174.
This Section is the second north of the picture of our late Governor, and some
Schoolgrounds. fronting east on the same disclosures may be made that may al er
street.
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the case, hut tbe old saying that two
blacks will never make a white, will still
TO LET
Sections frontit is said,
ing on one of/ two nM important streets hold good. One good action,
in the business part of the Temuka town- deserves another, but the same does not
ship.
hold good on the other side if our code
Por further particulars apply to
of moral laws are sound.
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TEMUR A
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above date—
6 Draught Mares and Geldings
QECTIONS
Arowhenu/xowislls. on
7-30
•11.30
church at G.20
STEWART
r auction, on the
will sell by public
FOR SALE,
2 A 227, 229, 244, in
South.
Trains leave Tiraaru for North
through
b
AC LEAN
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For South.
8.17
12.22
(2.52)
5.2
The
YARDS.
AOLEAN [ & STEWART
will sell by public auction, at their
Rooms, on SATURDAY, the 22nd instant,
at 2m., about
3 tons Prime Oamaru Potatoes
MACLEAN A STEWART,
j Auctioneers.
TIME-TABLE FOR LOCAL STATIONS.
Trains Rave Ternuka—
For North.
Through train’s
KlNG’sj
SATURDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1879.
NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.
Trains leave Windiest
For North.
8.30
12.33
5.18
rains leave OranFor North.
8.50
12.52
5.35
AT
present Premier 11 10 pleasure of a trip to the above estabwere
should have followed in his steps. Much lishment, and must confess that we
at the amount of work done by
surprised
rather would we liked to have seen Sir the spirited and energetic proprietors, and
George burying the past, end shaking the very superior way in which the wool
hands in the most cordial manner over a is scoured, but this is accounted for by
wide experience Mr M'Caskill
glass of champagne to the good old the very
has had in the business, lie being so
thoroughly conversant with the temperaremembering that thej r are both old men, ture of water required for the preparation
and may not possibly meet again on of the woo], and being fortunately posearth. It is a sad feeling to carry about sessed of one of the finest streams of soft
About twenty
water in New Zealand.
with us a feeling of ill-will. Leaders of men
are at present employed in the diffebe
unblamshould
of
all
men
the people
rent branches, the majority being engaged
able in their character and conduct if they where the wool is washed. Mr M'Caskill
expect the people to have confidence iu informs us that he finds tiio water heated
to a temperature of 10 deg. best adapted
them. We agree with the Herald’ that
for fleece wool, and not less than 120 deg.
this colony is too chivalric a race to favor for skin wool. He is at the present time
such demonstrations of weakness as our scouring over 35 bales per week, besides
Premier exhibited the other day. It may being busily engaged in the preparation of
t'm purpose of which the firm
be that the public does not know all, but basils, for
have had constructed a large dock, capable
until such time as they do know of some of holding
over 1000 skins. Three skingreater cause than they do now, they pullers are., always at work in this
must hold Sir George guilty of a gross branch of the business, and the sweatskins.
slight io Loyalty itself and we do hope house is consrantly stocked with
The firm have lately received a letter
the head of the Government will lose no
from a London wool broker stating that
time in putting himself right. To say their scoured woo! found the best sale in
that the Premier does not know better the London markets. We may also menwould be to say what is not true. No tion that Messrs M'Caskill and Looney
have received live first prizes from the
one knows better what is expected from
Northern Agricultural and Timaru Agrithose in authority than Sir George Grey, cultural Associations for their scoured
not but regret that the
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Mails close at Ternuka as fo’lows
Milford -Wednesdays and Silnrdays,
SATURDAY, F'EBKU AMY 22, 1879
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MAIL NOTICE.
LEADER,
keepers that if wo witness such a scene
again we will immediately lay information against that bouse, and do all wo
can to have the license removed from
them at once for such conduct. They
are well known to us, and we say they
ought to be ashamed of themselves to
supply drink to such an object of misery.
That business certainly is irot an honorable one that lives on the fool’s pence of
such a wretclr, but if they have no sense
of justice, wo. will see if others have not.
What are our police doing to allow such
transactions to take place in open day,
and before most people are out of bed
in tiro morning ?
The condition of the city poor is something appalling. In Venice there were,
in 1870, 35,728 paupers, eighteen times
the 1111111061' there were last century,
13.000 more than in 1860, and 2000 more
than in 1867. In the pearl factories of
the
Queen of the Adriatic” workmen
are paid from 26 to 30 centimes per day,
while the
average earnings of the
900.000 Lombardian female flax-spinners
is only one franc per week !
The Melbourne ‘Daily Telegraph’ of
the 28rd says t c< The depreciation of
property and impoverishment of labors,
which is special to Victoria, must be
caused by yurely local and artificial
causes. Drought, rust, dearness of money,
and the paralysis of trade, which is affecting the whole commercial world, has been
felt in New South Wales, South Australia, and Queensland, as much as in Victoria. Yet in none of these colonies is
there a fall in the value of real property,
of from 50 to 70 per cent. In none is
trade so bad that insolvencies are becoming chronic ; that employment is shrinking, and labor augmenting. In none are
arc there gatherings of unemployed, or a
constant stream of emigration of those
who are not too impoverished to escape
from the colony.
In none is the domi-
TEMUKA
THE
,[Rrom Exchanges.]
Mr Parkes unwed a Bill in the New South
Wales Parliament to outlaw the Kellys, and
punish their accomplices.
He stated that
joint action had been taken with Victoria for
the arrest of the Kellys, but the arrange-
ments were secret.
The New South "Wales Goverment offers a
reward of £3OOO and the Banks £IOOO for
the capture of the Kellys. Victoria offers a
similar amount, making a total of £BOOO.
Numbers are proceeding to the border.
In the Assembly last night Sir Henry
Parkes continued the statement as to an in-
creased reward being offered for the capture
of the Kellys. He intimated that the Government woidd probably ask the Assembly
and Council to suspend the Standing Orders
to Pass the Outlawry Bill in one sitting.
The brig Raymond, from Newcastle to
Timaru, with coal, has been wrecked on Cape
Howe. She sprang a leak and ran ashore.
Three lives were lost.
A diamond tiara valued at four hundred
guineas lias been presented to Lady Bowen.
The English Eleven, without the professionals, beat the Bohemian Fifteen in one
innings, and won the match by 255 against
228. The Englishmen will not play another
game in Sydney.
The Garonne’s news confirms the Zulu
disaster, but removes anxiety for Hie safety
of Natal. The British reinforcements occupied the field aipong their dead comrades,
and the Zulus were held in restraint. The
British vainly fought with desperate valour.
Twenty-live thousand Zulus swooped down
on them.
The Governor laid the foundation stone
of the Sydney International Exhibition.
A boat-load of pleasure-seekers frollicking
on the Avon, Christchurch, on Wednesday
last, were upset, and got a sound ducking,
and but for a passing boat would have resulted fatally, as two of the number wore
women and another a baby. The water was
deep and swift at the spot.
The interior Canterbury railway is to be
commenced at once, instructions having been
given the Railway Engineer to begin the
earthwork on the Temuka-Rangitata and
Oxford-Malvern sections.
By the recent San Francisco mail the Railway Department has received advices of the
shipment of fifty additional sets of iron work
for roadside wagons, per G. B. S., from London. These wagons are intended for the
Christchurch section, and as the vessel sailed
on the 12 December, she may be expected
to arrive in the course of two or three
weeks.
The Governor declined the invitation of
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nant political party so ruthless, so rapa-
vindictive as to threaten broken
flaming houses to all who
thwart them in their career.’^
Dr R. D. Unger, of Minnesota, writes to
the ‘ New York Sun’“ In times past
you have published numerous articles On
the cure of drunkenness ; but none of
them, as far as I have been able to discover, have resulted in relieving the victim they intended to benefit. With your
permission, I will now give to the world-,
through the ‘Sun,’ a sure and speedy
cure for drunkenness-a cure that has
been tried frequently, and always successfully. Let the inebriate—it matters not
whether he is just getting off, beginning
it, or is on a spree—begin by taking every
two hours one drachm (teaspoonful) bf
tincture of cinchona (Peruvian bark).
This will make him feed good. He can
increase the dose to six drachms (teaspoonfuls) without any clanger, and take
in that proportion four to ten times-a
cious,
heads
day.
so
and
It will not destroy his appetite for
food. In the course of a few days the
anti-pcriodic properties begin to -tell, and
he loses not only all taste for the tincture,
but also for everything in the way of
the Mayor and Councillors of Port Chalmers alcohol. Recently in this city a wellknown gentleman—who has, in times
to lunch at Dodson’s Hotel there.
The execution of "Walsh, for the murder past, been on his 500 dols. and lOOOdols.
sprees—tried this remedy, telling the
of his wife at Waikawa, took place on "Wed-
nesday morning, in the precincts of the gaol.
Shortly after seven o’clock "Walsh was
brought from His cell into the reception-room
of the gaol, and there pinioned by the executioner, a little under-sized Jew. who wont
about the work in a most business-like way,
and displayed great coolness.
Walsh made
no statement. On the pinioning being completed, "Walsh was escorted to the place of
various druggists where he drank it that
he was fighting, and would conquer, the
.greatest demon on earth, but they .could
hardly believe him. Yet he conquered,
and the appetite for drink vanished. He
was never nervous, never lost his appetite
or sleep during the siege, and came out
of the ordeal in perfect health. During
the time the fever lasted I gave him two
or three doses of simple medicine for his
general health, but the tincture did the
business. This case can he verified by
the proprietors of seven of our drug
stores. So well satisfied am I of the
value of the treatment, that I will
guarantee a cure in all cases, using this
remeclv alone.
execution, attended by Father Higgins. He
walked slowly, hut without the slightest apparent trepidation, round the courtyard to
the scaffold, the steps of which he ascended
unaided. The service used on these occasions
was performed by Father Higgins, Walsh
making the responses in an audible, firm,
though rauflled tone of voice. Presently the
white cap was put on, and the executioner
having adjusted the halter, went below to
his station. Prayers were continued ; the
Holloway’s
Pills. —The Liver, the
hangman, at a signal from-the Sheriff, drew
the bolt. There was a slight click, which Stomach, and their Ailments.—Alternatold those outside that all was over. Heath, tions of temperature, muggy weather, a
troubled mind, sedentary iiabits, excesses
however, seemed to ha\ e taken place simulof the table, and a gay, reckless mode of
taneously with the drop, as only a few convulsive movements for perhaps two or three life exert the most deleterous influence
over the liver and stomach.
Whence
minutes took place.
At a reaper and binder competition at once these organs are fairly out of order,
Tokomairiro on Thursday, the result was —• great inroads are quickly made on the
McCormick's, 95 points ; Wood’s, 80 points : general state of the health ; the constituMarsh’s, 75 points. The Osborne was with- tion, which has
deprived of two of
drawn.
its noblest organs, soon gives way. and
The Government of Brisbane have sent diseases quickly follow, from which, if
instructions to the Agent-General to stop neglected,
the worse consequences will
emigration from the Continent of Europe,
inevitably result. If a course of Hollo
and to reduce the British emigration by oneway's celebrated Pills be persevered in,
third.
will be well again, as they are the
The blacks continue to be troublesome in all
finest and noblest correctives of the blood
Queensland. News has just been received of ever
known, and a certain cure for all
the murder of four Europeans on the Bourke
disorders of the liver and stomach.
liver.
At "Westport, on Thursday last, the wife
of Charles Sibrie, alias Yankee Charlie, gave
information to Constable Callaghan sufficient
THE STAR IN THE EAST.
to warrant the arrest of Sibrie for the murder of Thomas Costello, at Boatman’s Creek,
Reefton, in 1872. At the time of the murder Where is the Child to Israel given,
Sibrie and another were tried, but discharged. King of the Jews, the sent of heaven
Sibrie and Ids wife have been quarrelling To worship him we come from far,
lately. Mrs Sibrie’s statement to the police For in the East we have seen His star.
goes to show that Sibrie struck Costello on
the head with an augur, then rifled his All ye who watch through this dark night
pockets of several bank notes, put the body For the first dawn of morning light,
in a canvas bag, and removed it to a hole Rejoice ! the rising Sun is near,
made by an uprooted tree. In the morning His star doth in the East appear.
he shifted it into a culvert, but hearing that
a search was to bo made, he again removed Christ as the Sun to rule the day
the body back to the bole in which he had Shall soon His glorious beams display
But happy they who from afar
placed the body previously. The Jcircum?
;
stantial evidence against Sibrie has always
been strong.
The
‘
First hail him as the Morning Star.
An Angel—lntercessor—Star,
Evening Echo’ (an Ashburton Before God’s presence—hid—afar
paper) says
:—ln the nineteenth century,
when we are all engaged in the insidious
pursuit of the mighty dollar, a case of
commercial liberality commends itself to
our senses, not alone for its munificence
but also for its sweet rarity. One of our
landed aristocracy (as I wish to do him
unqalified honor I might reveal his name
—Allen M'Lean) has, in consideration of
the poor season, reduced the rents of his
tenants from ,50s to 15s per acre. Mr
M‘Lean has taken the initiative in a
course which will be highly appreciated
by those directly benefited, and which I
hope to see largely imitated by wealthy
landlords occupying similar positions.
A story is sent to me (writes Atlas,”
in the ‘World’), about the late Mr
M'N’ab, Curator of the Edinburgh Botanical Gardens. When Dubufe’s celebrated
paintings of Adam and Eve were on exhibition, Mr M‘Nab was taken to see
them, and was ashed for his opinion.
I think no great things of the painter,”
Why, man,
said the great gardener.
Eve’s temptin’ Adam tvi’ a pippin of a
variety that wasna known until aboot
twinty years ago !” As genuine a bit of
(riticism as that of the farmer who told
George Morland that he had never seen
eight little pigs feeding without c
of
them having his feet in the trough.
Morland altered the picture.
Professor Yillari, as au intimate friend
of Garibaldi, declares in his lately published work in Italy, that tiro day laborers
in Apulia work fourteen hours a day for
30 centimes, or about Sd. lu Milan
tire
laborers arc treated worse tlran dogs.”
Signor Cardani, Director of the Lombardian Agricultural Institute, considers the
peasants in Lombard}’ tbo poorest and
most wretched of all laborers.
The
women at thirty-five look sixty, and
peonle the vonre: in this world of misery.”
In the unseen—with God alone
Within the vail —He long hath gone.
Dismal and dark the night has been,
Athwart the gloom no Star was seen,
No star lias shed its cheering ray,
To herald the approach of day.
Bub now—before the Sun arise,
The Morning Star gladdens our eyes,
We see him now, as Angel stand,
The smoking censer in His hand.
As Angel—Star, we see Him, —Where ?
Wher’er he nears a house of prayer
O’er which an angel doth preside,
Christ’s Messenger, His saints to guide.
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Wher’er we see an Angel stand,
The incense rising from his hand,
The Morning Star our sadness cheers,
Christ in His Messenger appears.
Come ! let us then who see this Star—
Like the wise men who came from far,
Our grateful offerings haste to bring,
And hail Him as the coming King.
Bring gold, truth, doctrine, pure as heaven
From God, through His apostles given,
And Him adore with his own light,
Through the seven Elders beaming bright.
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“
Frankincense bring, and fill the hands
Of Him who at the Altar stands
;
From dead and living let the cry
Ascend before the throne on high.
Bring, Myrrh,—even sorrows bitter tear,
Not that wrung out by trials severe,
But droppings from the heart which flow,
Like Thine, O Jesus, in Thy woe.
Bring Gold —bring Myrrh—Frankincense
bring,
And worship Him —the coming King,
Who bath its led—th'as from afar
To His ova mvsci'cr by ibo. kitar.
THE
Having spoken and written so
frequently and distinctly on the education question, it is not now necessary for
ns to write many words on the subject.
You know your duty in this matter,
and we are happy to he able to testify
that you have bravely and nobly cone it.
It only remains for us, then, to exhort
you to persevere and to be prepared to
•snys:
—“
the future, if necessary, even
greater sacrifices than you haA e hitherto
r
made. The faith of your children, your
salvation, are at stake. Secularism
is determined, if you permit it, to destroy Christianity, make men forget or
own
ignore God and their own eternal destiny. Its obiects is the unchristianising
of the world, and the Teintvoduction of
Paganism. Be not deceived by the sophistry and hypocritical professions of its
•advocates. We are hound to be Christians and Catholics above all other things,
and we should never forget the words of
our Divine Redeemer,
He that is not
with me is against me.’ All Government schools in these dioceses are godless and hostile to the Catholic Church.
Catholics cannot frequent them without
exposing themselves to grievous dangers
Of these
to their faith and morals.
schools, therefore, Catholics cannot avail
themselves, except in cases of very great
and when—such necessity
necessit}
being supposed —every possible precautions is taken to ward off all danger’s to
faith and morals. Parents and guardians
should bear in mind that they are responsible for the children uuder their
charge, and' often reflect on these words
of the Apostle 4 He that neglects his
own, particularly those of his own house
hold, has lost the faith and has become
worse than an infidel ;’ and again on
these words of our Divine Master :
What will it avail a man to gain the
whole world if he lose his own soul, or
what will a man give in exchange for
his soul V We therefore most earnestly
exhort all to exert themselves to establish and maintain efficient Catholic
schools wherever it is possible to do so ;
and we call upon the clergy—who,
indeed have not been wanting in this
matter—to exert themselves with the
greatest zeal and perseverance in the
great cause of Catholic education.
Nothing but Catholic education can save
the rising generation from the baneful
influence of the infidel systems of education so characteristic of this century
-and so fashionable in this Colony,”
A. M. Bailey, of Paris, has (according
to Nature’) invented an electric spark
pen which possesses some points of interest, If a sheet of thin paper is attached to a plate of copper or zinc, it
is stated that an engraving may ho made
with extraordinary facility by means of
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£
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Lorff machine is attached to the plate
atid the other to the upper end of the pen
current will ran through, and in
drawing tlie paper is perforated. When
the drawing is finished, ink is laid on
with an ordinary roller, and the greasy
fluid penetrates through the holes. The
plate is then plunged in water, which
detaches the paper, and it is ready for
immersion in the acid. The advantage
claimed for this method is that the artist does all parts of his work, and has
no more trouble than if he were working
with an ordinary pencil. He can even
work in a dark room without any other
light than the glare from the induction
spark.
The Bishop of Manchester, preaching
at Eccles, said that people began to
think, not so much in the days of prosperity, when trade was brisk and money
was coming in fast, but when trade was
dull and we were obliged to open soupkitchens. When adversity overtook us,
then in a foolish and superstitious way
we said an extra prayer or two, and
God by some ex■ thought to propitiate
ternal ceremonies ; for Christianity had
degenerated from its early spirit. Instead of learning righteousness, and
doing what was right'to their fellow
men, and acting upon principles that
would restore confidence—-for it was the
utter loss of confidence that had broken
down and depressed trade—men turned
to their superstitions, and they muttered
■prayers, forgetting that the prayers of a
wicked people were an abomination.
Any clergyman of the Church of England in these days who ventured to speak
as plainly as Isaiah did would be said
• either to-be preaching politics or to he
saying a good many things which were
extremely uncomfortable for a great mass
of the congregation to hear. We were
now passing though our discipline, and
the sooner we recognised it for ourselves
the better. It was a severe and painful discipline, affecting all classes, and
it was well that it should affect all
classes, for all needed it. Such things
-as intemperance, dishonesty, falsehood,
luxury, and licentiousness were the
causes of disaster and decline and ruin
to any nation.
The San Francisco correspondent of
the Dunedin Times ’ writes as folI need not shock your readers
lows:
by any recital of crimes this month, although I have only'too much material at
hand. Men and women appear to have
given themselves wholly over to the
devil. The cool way in which!he murder
./is planned, the cruel mode of execution,
Tie paltry excuse or consideration
m defence, would astound any one
rimed to such details. In this
mean society is certainly revt a rapid pace. The other
I cattle-herders in Nebraska
with two farmers. They
Po arrest the farmers as
Jfe and in the fight one man
JT It was a fight for life for the
ySpy farmers. They were taken by
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rode by Glenn’s house, and the latter
mount*} his horse and
followed. Ruling up beside the Mexican, Glenn
grabbed him by the throat. Both held
their pistols in their hands and both
fired. Glenn’s weapon sent three bullets
crashing through his antagonist’s breast,
and temple. The shots were fired at
such close range that the flesh was burnt.
The two men were found upontheground,
locked in deadly embrace. Estrada’s
head was pulled under Glenn’s left arm.
while the fingers clutched the hand with
the desperation of death.
In-a letter to a friend, dated Pietermaritzburgh, Natal, November 4, Sir
Bartle Frere writes :—“ There can be no
doubt that there is a great empire in the
future between the Cape of Storms and
Gardafui
I wish you could
aave come on here and seen what part
the southern provinces of such an
empire promise to play hereafter.
It is not easy to make a great
fortune out here in a few years,
but a
as in Australia or America
bare subsistence is so easily got, and one
so comfortable, that the less ambitious
are soon content, and cease to work
energetically, Hence the danger of a
large proportion of the white population
falling into a state of easy-going lotus-,
eating epicureanism. But the northern
races thrive here as the Kaffirs, who are
quite the finest race physically on this
cast coast of Africa. But they require
ruling. An Arab conquest would bo a
groat help, and still better a Scotch
immigration. But even now there are
I hope, the elements of a great dominion
which, under the Crown of England, may
be greater and more progressive than
either Australia or America. We have
here many tidings that are wanting
there. The Dutch are naturally Conservatives ; the natives may become an
excellent labour class, and there is little
of the rowdy or Communist element.
There are plenty ■ of good public men,
quite equal to all the requirements of
self-government. The unsettled native
questions, the vast distances, the scattered population, and the local prejudices
are the obstacles to progress
and if I
have done something to remove them I
shall not regret my dreary seven months
in the barracks at King William’s Town
last year, or my even equally unexpected
detention here this year.”
We (‘N. B Agriculturist’) learn that
in order to improve the breeding, and
encourage the proper training of sheep
clogs in the northern counties of England,
the Earl of Bectivc is taking an active
part in the movement, that has for its
object the formation of an association
entitled The Northern Counties’ Sheep
Dog-trial Association,” which will organise a gathering each autumn at some
convenient place selected by the managing committee. It is proposed that
annual subscribers el two guineas will bo
patrons of the association.
How many persons would you think
were drowned in the inland waters of
England and Wales during the year ?
We see inquests every day in the papers.
They are so freqent that they are hardly
noticed. Yet most people will be
surprised to discover that nearly 2700
persons are drowned in our rivers,
canals, or lakes. Of these the majosity
are lost in rivers, about one-third as
many in the canals, and 600 in lakes and
ponds. And pet children are so seldom
taught to swim.
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4000 4-, 6-, and 8-tooth Merino
Wethers, delivered at Silverstream
1800 full-mouth Merino Wethers, delivered at Mackenzie Country
2700 4- and G-tooth Merino Wethers,
delivered at Rangitata
300 cross-bred ewes, full-mouth, delivered at Otaio
420 cross-bred Ewes, 2-, 4-, and Gtootb, delivered at Pleasant
STEWART.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY.
FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL
FARM.
676
676
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Point
1500 f-bred Ewes, full mouth, delivered at Otaio
2000 |-bred Ewes, full-mouth, delivered at Temuka
500 f-bred Ewes, 4-, 6-., and 8-tooth,
delivered at Rangitata
3000 |-bved Ewes, 2- and 4-tooth,
delivered at Temuka
1200 i-hred Ewes and Wethers, 2tooth, delivered at Temuka
THE UNDERSIGNED Terminstructed
arc
by Mr P. McShaue to Sell by Private Treaty the unexpired
of Lease
of his Farm on the Geraldine road, about
27 miles from the Winchester Railway
Station. The Farm comprises—-
-67G Acres excellent Land, of which
150 acres are Stubble first crop,
4,00 acres English Grass after
Turnips and one crop, and 12G
acres magnificent surface-sown
pasture.
35 pure Romney Ewes, 2-tooth and
upwards, delivered at Temuka
400 §-brcd Lambs, delivered at Rangitata
70 Lincoln Rams, 2-tooth, by imported Rams
25 Lincoln Rams, 2-tooth, by imported Rams
20 Lincoln Rams, 4-tooth, by imported Rams
25 Leicester Rains, 2-tooth, by imported Rams
30 Leicester Rains, 4-tooth, by imported Rams
MACLEAN AND STEWART,
Auctioneers.
This valuable Property is subdivided
by live fences into 8 Paddocks, and in all
of them there is a permanent supply of
water. Improvements in addition to
fences are a Five-roomed House, Sevenstall Stable, Wooished, Grainery, Stockyards, Dairymen’s Hut, &c.
The Term of Lease is 9£ years, and the
annual rental nominal.
Also,
424
424
FREEHOLD,
Being R.S. 31,656, situate 2 miles from
the Waiho Railway Station, on the sea
side of the railway, and 7 miles from
Wairaatc.
This very desirable block of Land is all
fenced. There are 230 Acres in Wheat
and Oat Stubble (first crop), the balance
fallow.
To Farmers, Speculators, and others,
the above Properties offer a rare opportunity for investment.
Full particulars from
THE
South Cmsre
Club
will give, yntil
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HOUSE.
H A K R 0 P,
AND
PROPRIETORS
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to THANK their FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS for the Large Amount
PATRONAGE ACCORDED TO THEM,
And (Trust that, by keeping Goods of the BEST QUALITY, at the Lowest Rato
they will merit their continued support.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Their SPRING GOODS are. just to hand, and comprise the
LATEST STYLES IN DRESS, FANCY GOODS, AND GENERAL
DRAPERY.
GEORGE LOW BEATH, trading as G.
Section, Geraldine, with Tools
and Working Plant.
Half-acre Section at Winchester, with
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.A Choice Assortment of
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, AND LADIES’ STRAW HATS,
in all the latest novelties.
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The
Advantages offered to CASH BUYERS are immense, all goods being of the
Best Quality and, to encourage the
;
READY MONEY SYSTEM,
MONSTER CLEARING SALE,
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LOW ES T
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are
Sold
POSSIBLE
Commencing on
2-room Lean-to erected thei’con.
Full particulars from
PRICES
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SATURDAY JANUARY 4,
MACLEAN AND STEWART,
On the Premises,
HOUSE.
A R G Y L E
Auctioneers.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
NOTE THE ADDRESS.:
HARROP
AND
LYON
ROTHERHAM HOUSE,
South Road,
'Temur a.
-Maix
COAL.
&
Full particulars in future
MACLEAN
&
advertise-
W DWARD
DUNEDIN WAREHOUSE,
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of Wool.
Three Suffolk Cmm
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STEWART.
ithout
Applicants must thoroughly
havelsome
Park.
understand
knowledge of
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DRAPERY. DRAPERY. DRAPERY.
We have the pleasure to inform our numerous-customers that we
have received the
ifetflls for
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artificial manure.,
Turnips, Rape, &c.,
GARDENERS.
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with
FIRST
or
E. PILBROW,
Temuka.
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0
PILBRpVWpash/hircliaser
combined offices-of
gardening and
forestry.
GO
'OF
CARETAKER
APPLICATION®
GARDENER the Tenmka
SALE
DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK.
LYON
Gr L B
and
London direct, and will be opened
;
are invited for the
NOTICE.
Just Arrived, ex Opawa,
—
Commission Agent,
PRELIMINARY
MAIM OE'DRAPERY,
(Third i&ipmeirt)
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L. BEATH & CO., has much pleasure in
intimating that he is taking Mr F. ,S.
&
STEWART, MALCOLM (for many years connected
instructed by Messrs Anderson with the Firm) into partnership. The
and Beatson, will Sell by Auction, on an Business as heretofore will be carried on
early date, due notice of which will in the name of
appear,
&
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eath
Blacksmith’s Shop, Winchester, together with Tools and full-working Plant. Also, Quarter-acre
Section on which the Shop
stands.
Consequent upon the above change G. L.
Blacksmith’s Shop and Quarter-acre B. and Co. intend holding a
PILBROW,
DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, ETC.
Temuka.
1878.
December 21st,
R.y
Temuka.
FOR ALL KINDS OF
f Secretary,
BLACKSMITH’S BUSINESS PLANT
AND SECTIONS.
II ENGINE, ment.
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IN TOWN
South Canterbury
ts head be brought to fei
GEO. BOUTON,
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
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For particular,!
CHEAPEST HOUSE
tel
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should
Secretar}
R. WILKIN AND GO.,
Christchurch.
MACLEAN
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND
OTHERS.
MACLEAN AND STEWART,
Timaru
J. BROWN,
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SPRING
GRAND CONSULTATION.
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SUMMER GOODS
consisting
of
COSTUMES
DRESS PIECES
WINCEYS
SERGES
PRINTS
SHIRTINGS
HABERDASHERY
is proposed to DISPOSE of all that
I
HOSIERY
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the
The successful applicant will be reSHAWLS
South Road, Temuka, immediately
rfuired to devote the whole of his time to Main
above
SCARFS
the duties of tlie sitiSSttmTi*~Sahivy ) '36r north of the township, on the
One
CALICOES.
per week, with house of six rooms, rent principle. The property consists or
free.
Acre of Land, with a substantially-built
I
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Applications must Ibe sent in not later and handsome brick residence of twelve BARGAINS IN -STAYS AND UNDERCLOTHING.
Temuka,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c., &c.
The whole of Shis Live and Dead than WEDNESDAY! the 19th instant, rooms.
It will be divided#as follows
addressed to the Chajpnan of the Temuka
Farm and Hairy Stock.
These Goods willbe sold at prices that must .ensure a speedy clearance.
Ist Prize ; One 'Quarter-Acre .Section,
Park Commission. I
Full particulars wpll be given in future
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with residence thereon AT ‘duc JM,200./
further information can be obAny
advertisement.
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2nd PrizeyiiDuie Quaver-Acre
We have engaged the services of a first-class hand from one of the leading houses
tained from the undersigned.
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in -Christchurch, and can guarantee that all orders entrusted to us
facing South road v;Rm_LSO.
JONAS,
WILDIE,
GeA
BOLTON,
One (JBfoteyAcro Section at
will be promptly attended to.
3rd
Auctioneers.
Pri%:
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Secretary.
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back of thotabovc ; vahi</LSO. /
4th Prize : One Quarfer-Acr/ Section,
PLEASANT POINT.
Just Opened, and to Arrive,
£2 REWARD.
ditto ditto.
Also, 32 other Prizes, consisting ot furALL THE LEADING LINES IN GROCERIES AND IRONMONGERY,
IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF
; value, from Lll to L2 each.
Last
Wint
om
niture
about
MilCATTLE AND SHEEP.
ford, AS
LY,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED
on
White
TUESDAY, 4th MARCH, AT NOON. branded X tqJ: uu
TICKETS, AT LI EACH.
stripe down nosPossession of house can be had within
Wc have the
Anyone rotnruinjVthe sapre to George
A CLEAN
STEWART,
after drawing, which Avill take
givipg suprffi informa- one month
instructed by Mr J. : G.-Mackay, Levens, Tomnka,
the
month
of
-during
at
OF BOOTS AND SHOES
place
Temuka
BEST
ASSORTMENT
rettery, shall
tion as -will lead to
who is disposing of his
Upper Farm
FEBRUARY.
will sell by Auction at the Point Pound receive the abo('e rcwarcL
Ever yet-exhibited in any House in Temuka,
T'ekets may be obtained at the underYards, on Tuesday 4th March, at 12
GEORGE LEVENS.
Tombs’s Boardingmen I ioned places
Comprising—
o’clock—house, Royal Hotel. Star Hotel, Cale-20 head prime fat Steers and Heifers.
Winchester
Hotel
and
;
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
donian Hotel,
LADIES’ KID BOOTS, in Great Variety, and of the Newest Fashions, especially
40 head Stores, 2- and 3-year-olds
from Messrs Wills, Temuka; J, A. Young,
suitable for summer wear, and manufactured specially for this market!
mixed sexes
Geraldine
;
Winchester ; J. A. Robertson,
LOCAL HOARD OF HEALTH.
20 head Yearlings
and
Plante’s, L ADIES’ PRUNELLA and LEVANT BOOTS
and at Messrs Gabites
400 Young Merino Ewes
LADIES' PATENT LEATHER SHOE OF THE PERIOD,” very stylish
-hofetoy
Timavu.
give
UNDEIbSiQ-NED
600 Young half-bred do
numbers
be
MEN’S, BOYS’, and GIRLS’ ELASTIC SIDE and LACE-UP BOOTS
will
published
winning
aJb
deterThe
public
notijfoVthaythey
400 f bred Lincoln Lambs
CHILDREN’S FELT BOOTS in all Colours and Sizes
papers.
'tiST
of
the
local
in
mined
cntWcc
strictly
And a few Horses
and PATENT LEATHER, all sizes
the
The drawing will take place at Temuka CHILDREN’S BOOTS in KID,
The Auctioneers direct special attention the Board) the rippedavc clauses of
Health }/ct tJ to the, prevention on or about the 31st March next.
to this clearing sale, as the well-known Public
Title Deeds ox the Property can be
of ' infectious or c/>ntagiopjr
judgment of
FARM AND DAIRY STOCK.
EARLY IN MARCH.
TONAS, HARTf AND YYILDIE,
instructed by Mr Henry Holloway,
will sell by public \uiction, at his Farm,
Lord Dufferin’s praise of the governing capacity of Irishmen, and his regret
at being able only to make out that the
Marquis of Lome was next door to an
Irishman—being a Scottish Celt of the
West Highlands—are fresh in the
memories of the Canadians. A deputation from the St, Patrick’s Literary
Society (says a Home paper), which
waited upon the Marquis of Lome at
Ottawa the other clay, was therefore
somewhat surprised to receive a reply
from the Governor-General showing
that he is not content to be placed in the
inferior position assigned to him by
Lord Duffcrin.
Personally, I need
hardly tell yon,” said the Marquis,
that the welfare of Irishmen is desired
by me for I claim no inconsiderable
share of Irish blood, and should not be
here to-day had it notheeivthat a lady
of Roscommon visited London during
the last century, and consented to be
taken to Scotland.” This allusion is to
the wife of John, fifth Duke of Argyll.
San Francisco papers publish an
account received from Los Angelos,
California, of a tragedy which occurred
at Tehachipe on the 22nd ult. There
had been an old grudge between two
men, Glenn and Estrada, and on a the
recent occasion they had some words,
when they parted, Glean said, I -will
meet you and settle this.” On the
evening of the above-named day Estrada
“
at Silverstreani
Apply to
AC
under-
And as it will be absolutely necessary
COAL.
GOAL.
to reduce the present large stock very
considerably, startling reductions may be
STEWART looked for in every department.
instructed by Mr H. Exley, will
The Goods offered are with but few
sell by public auction,
SLAUGHTERHOUSE ACT, 1877.
exceptions of this Season’s importing.
The public may, therefore, depend upon
On an early date,
OTICE IS HEREBit GIVEN that,
getting .nothing but really sound and
in accordance wißi the provisions
R.S. 27,321, about 1-7 miles'South of fashionable materials, combined with very
of the above Act,-^intend
at the
Alhury, on the railway line. newest styles.
Licensnext silting of the
This block comprises 50 Acres
Court
hclsHrfi
ingthis district, for a
first-class Land, and also a Maglicense to slaughter/large smd small cattle
nificent Seam of -Coal, which is
on my premises at/Epworth, Temuka.
now being worked, and only requires a small outlay of capital
D. McCALLUM.
to make it one of the most reTemuka, Feb. 17, 1879.
munerative investments in the
TO FARMERS.
colony.
FOR SALE
RGAIN,
;
cent.
‘Hastings’ took first prize at the Christchurch and Timaru Shows last year.
&
the
by
-2500 6-tooth and fud-mouth Merino
Ewes, delivered at >.ilve: stream
2500 full-mouth Merino' Ewes, delivered at Temuka
1300 full-mouth Merino Ewes, delivered at Mackenzie Country
2000 2-tooth Merino Ewes, delivered
-6 Bull Calves, six months old. by
‘Hastings,’ out of pedigree co.vs.
MACLEAN
sale,
li'T'j
signed—
SAL E—-
PRIVATE
0R
;
;
For
PURE SHORT-HORNED BULL
CALVES.
22,
IT
j
Bishop Moran in his Lenten Pastoral
tlie sheriff, captured by a band of masked
men, bound to a tree, and slowly burned
to death—lndian fashion.
And now
their perfect innocence has been established. This is an example. Details
are not wanting to make other coldblooded murders and lynching vie with,
even in this atrocity. But I forbear.”
Replying to a deputation at Cromwell
respecting the opening of land for settlement, the Hon. Mr Stout is reported to
have said r— ■“ It was not an enhanced
price the Government wanted so much
at true settlement in the country, and he
found in other districts that agricultural
leases were not altogether satisfactory in
this respect. He thought, seeing the
large extent of country the Government
was now, and would be, opening, that
entirely new regulations for its acquirement would have to be made. The two
systems at present in operation —deferred
payment and agricultural lease—were
widely different, and on one side very
unjust. Under the deferred-payment
system, as compared with that of agricultural leases, more than double the
price was paid, and stringent restrictions
imposed as to residence, cultivation, &c.;
whereas, under lease, the terms were
much easier, and little if any restriction
imposed, thus giving room for clummyism and acquirement of large areas by
capitalists. He thought agricultural
leases should be of two classes ; the first
class (superior land) imposing certain
improvements and cultivation, with residence on the land in not less than two
years from acquirement the second
class (medium and inferior lands) imposing a stated cultivation and improvement withoutresidence. However, these
were matters for future consideration
but meanwhile little time would be lost
in affording means for settlement within
the district. Several blocks would be
opened in time for next season’s harvesting operations,”
Mr Fredrick Turner, the oldest
brewer in the United States, in his
address before the Brewers’ Congress in
this city last Wednesday, brought out a
fact which may explain the cause of the
rapid decay of the Turkish Empire. Mr
Lauer said::—There are examples of
nations that have practised prohibition,
but it has invariably been to their great
disadvantage. The Mohammedans adhered to total .abstinence for a period
of 1200 years. They -constituted the
principal population of Turkey on the
three continents of Europe, Asia, and
Africa, and the Turks, as a rule, have
faithfully adhered to their prohibitory
laws. We find as a result that of all
the nations on the earth they are the
most stupid, sluggish, slovenly, and
even the most filthy.
They are as far
back in civilisation to-day as they were
when they conquered Constantinople,
nearly 900 years ago. Being a nation
of waterdrinkers, they have become as a
stagnant morass —an offence to civilisation.’ The Rassians, it should be
understood, are good solid drinkers.
They are what might he termed potable
people.’ In a conflict with a weak
water-drinking nation they naturally
proved conquerors. The Germans pro
hably whipped the French for the same
reason. The Germans drink beer and
good solid wines, while the French do
very little in the way of beer and are
given to light wines. The Britains
are a nation of drinkers, and they whip
everybody that, they can lay hands on.
In our own country we have seen how
the beer-drinking North walked off with
the temperate and light-tippling South.
We might go on in this way multiplying examples indefinitely. There is evidently a good deal in beer.”
An English paper remarks that the
agitation which lias been set on foot
against the remarriage of divorced
persons in church gives some interest to
the figures which follow. From the last
annual report of the Registrar-General
it appears that during the sixteen years
ended in 1876 there were G 96 marriages
of divorced men and women.
Of these
marriages 77 percent, between divorced
men and widows or divorced women and
widowers while only 2 per cent, were
between divorced men and divorced
women. The number of these marriages
appears to be vapidly increasing.
During the eight years ended in 1868
they numbered 225, while in the succeeding eight years ended 1876 they had
increased to 471, or more than 100 per
;
;
lIAik 1
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;
&
Session
■—
,
Lost,
BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!
&
“
”
THE
the vendor is a guarantee of
good quality of the stock.
Terms liberal.
MACLEAN & STEWART,
Auctioneers,
this district.
T. O.
“
RAVNEIVMrD.,
.Medical Officer of Health.
W. WILLS,
Inspector of Nuisances.
Jan. 2‘2mi, 1879.
seen on applying to ciiher Dr Gumming,
or to J. G Fiides, Esq., Temuka.
The following gentlemen have kindly
consented to act as a Committee of
Management, viz -Messrs Jno. Paterson.
A. D. Wilson. F. Tavernier, and others.
I j
MISCELLANEOUS.
FEBRUARY
SATURDAY,
LEADER,
TEMUKA
A,
wilsoiT^ud
DUNEDIN
WAREHOUSE.
TEMUKA
TT! E
q
BTOXS bear testimony to their
-wonderful curative effects.
nre not a vile fancy drink, made
nim, whisky, proof spirits and
liquor?, doctored, spiced, an 1
-•■I to please the taste, and called
-.q” “Appetisers,” “Restorers,”
:
.
- ;
■. ■-. ;
e
following- testmion vs are given
byway of example of tl; i very many
received hy the proprietor from all parts
of New Zealand, and require no com-
ment
lead the tippler on te> drunkenruin but are true medicine
'.o native roots and herbs of Cali, ;Vee from all alcoholic stimulants.
the Groat Blood Purifier and a
. lag principle, a perfect renovator
Igorator of the system, carrying
’ poisonous matter and restoring
;
■
,
i
;
Eton healthy condition. Xoper■•an take these Bitters according 1 to
ms and remain long unveil, pro-
i
"
'heir bones are not destroyed by
ml poison or oilier means, and the
.
rrans wasted beyond the point of
gentle purgative as well as
also the peculiar merit
possessing
■
dig as a powerful agent in relieving
■ ■,-tion and Inflammation of the
■ and all the -visceral organs.
Female Co-mtlaixtt, whether
■ .g or old, married or singe, at the
i id'womanhood or at the turn of
A-se Tonic Bitters have no c pud.
inflamitory and Chronic Rhou' m and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigvsd-illious, Remittent, and InlermiiFevers, Diseases of the Blood,
.
are a
■■
i
;;
,
;•
i
i
i
:
■
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..
the whole system.
Eruptions, Tetter.
,ix Diseases,
Rheum Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
lies, Boils, Barbuncles, Hingis, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipeilch, Scruff, Discolouration of the
Humours and .Diseases of the
du of wliatever name or nature, are
allv dug up and carried out of the
use of
■cm in a short time by the
case
in
bottle
such
m Bitters. One
incredulous
of
i convince the most
i.. d- curative effects.
■; 'leanse the Vitiated Blood whenever
-.
find its impuritivesbursting through
;
•
skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or
: re
cleanse it when you find it ob■activc and sluggish in the veins
- aase it when it is foul, and your feelKeep the
will tell you Avlien.
i
the sysmd
the
health
of
pure,
and
'■
n will follow.
Bix, Tape, and other Works lurkin the system of so many thousands,.
effectually destroyed and removed.
. ,ivj) a
distinguished physiologiogist,
re is scarcely an individual on the
i
;■ • of the earth whose body is exempt
p- m the presence of worms.
It is not
■>in the healthy elements of the body
‘ at worms exist, but on the diseased
i :mours and slimy deposits that breed
Fr'se living monsters of disease. Xo
stem of medicine, no vermifuges, no
i-elinintics.
will free the system from
o
like
those
Bitters.
worms
to
;,
;;
;
;
;•?
i,
■■
.
Dunedin, 30th August, 1877.
Having taken your Ghollah’s
Rheumatic mixture for some considerable time, and having been completely
cured by its use of the very severe rheumatic gout from vhich I had suffered
most severely for the last ten years, I
can bear testimony to its extraordinary
am now free from
curative powers.
all pain, and well in my health., and
have the free use of my hands and feet,
which I had not previous to taking
1 think it right to
your medicine.
state, for the benefit of others suffering the tortures that I endured for the
period above stated, that J attribute my
restoration to health and freedom from
pain, entirely to the use of your valuable
medicine.
I can strongly recommend it
tc. those suffering from rheumatism or
—
HARMuNI LAM SALOON,
U
RG A X SH
O
W
RO O M
Ami
MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
PRINCESS STREET, DUNEDIN.
•:GEORGE R. WEST,
Manufacturer and ill root Importer
From
The Loading' English, American,
•!
gout.
(Signed) John* Gimffex, .UP.
Dunedin, oth August, 187(1.
Sir, Having been troubled with
Indigestion, upon the recommendation
of friends, I tried your Aperient Mix—
;
Wholesale Agents for New Zealand
Colonies
in d
r. HAYMAX AXD CO.
Raitray-strect,
Dunedin.
COX C EXBUCHAN’S
\R.
s TRATED
COMPOUND EX:
:iACT OF SARSAPARI B.LA operates
;■a mild but efficacious alterative, and
. u ic—gives tone and rigour to the syst m. renovates the biood, and lluis
fords protection from attacks arising
■r- )m changes of season, climate, and
ITe. This very agreeable and beneficial
f 'verage will be found in every respcct■Alc hotel bar, and to those who v.Ouo
f.-alth and long life, ask for and Dink
article in bon of trashy mid iiimom
alcoholic liquor.?, iAe you gd Dr Buchan’s Sarsaparilla.
gold by all druggists, storekeepers,
nd publicans throughout the Colony,
wholesale by
::
.]!
1
MPTBORAU
PROSfcOK and €O.
A O EATS.
r
}
(Signed)
George Lu>nn-s.
These faithful and invaluable Medi-
cines can be had of all chemists and
medicine vendors in Dunedin and
throughout New Zealand.
DAYMAN AND
Duxe n j x ,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
P_.
:
CU,
Trade purchasers treated liberally.
rpHE
GOVERNMENT
DISIN-
THE TEMUKA LEADER
PLAIN, FANCY, ORNAMENTAL
Gd Ei N E R A L
nesia in common use, but being
dosolved state, arid quite free from
BRASS BANDS SUPPLIED
RIN T
£EM
U
from the
Masses.
R. Cock's glees, Novcllo’s Anthems
and Glees. Complete stocks of the
above publications always on hand and
to arrive.
Violins, Cornets, Elutes. Piccolos,
Drums, Triangles, Cymbals, Saxhorns, Bassoons, Oboes, Horns
Trombones, and
the
Strings, Briges, Pegs, Finger Boards
Shanks, Tail-pieces, Mouthpieces, Lyres,
Springs. Resin, Music Slates, Elutinas,
Digitorium s, A.ccord ion s, Clarionets,
O
F F ICE,
lliis Groat Household Kedicine ranks
amongst the leading necessaries of Life.
A
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
u*
LETTER-PRESS PRINTING-
GEORGE R. WEST,
Practical and Theoritieal Pianiuforte
and Organ Timor,
PiUIs’OESS Stkkkt, Dunedin.
THE ALEXANDRA
HER R V TOO T H PAS T E
highly esteemed for Cleansing
and Preserving the Tooth and Gums,
giving an agreeable fragrance to the
breath, and for removing the discoloura-
tion of the Teeth occasioned by smoking.
use
Oti the Shortest Notice and at
AUSTIN
em
TIMAIUJ DR ICES.
Its
Searching- and Healing Properties
known throughout the World.
For the cure of BAD LEGS, Bad Breasts,
Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers,
NEATEST
The Solution speedily removes Heart-
STYLE
CALL AND BUSINESS
burn. Acid Eructations, Sourness, or
irregular Digestion of Females and
Children.
IT- COMPOSES THE STOMACH
AFTER ANY EXCESS Oil
HARD DRINKING.
Kruse’s Fluid Magnesia is sold in
bottles, Is Gil, "is Gd, and os (id, by
Chemists and Storekeepers throughout
the Australian Colonies.
The numerous medical testimonials
arc too lengthy to insert in newspaper
advertisements, hut will be found wrapped round each bottle.
Sold by all chemists and druggests
through the Colony.
AND
NEWEST
DESIGNS.
it is an infallible remedy. If effectually rubbed on
the neck and chest, as salt into meat, it Cures SORE
THROAT, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
and even ASTHMA. Far Glandular Swellings,
Abscesses, Piles, Fistulas,
Gout, Rheumatism,
CI.RCUI.ABS,
BILLHEADS, RECEIPT BOOKS,
And every kind of SKIN DISEASE, it has never
been known to fail.
CARDS, BALL PROGRAMMES,
HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS.
POSTERS, PROSPECTUSES,
INVOICES, TABLES LAW
FORMS,
SHOW CARDS, BALANCE SHEETS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOG LES.
And cveny description of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL
The Pills and Ointment arc Manufactured only at
533, OXFORD STREET, LONDON.
And are sold by all Vendors of Medicines throughout
the Civilized World; w th directions for use i almost
every language.
‘isv* Purchasers should look to the Label on the
Pots and Boxes. If the address is not 533, Oxford
Street, London, they are spurious.
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makes light wholesome bread ■without,
yeast : also biscuits, cakes, and all
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less than half the usual rpnintity of
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inconvenience
and
to serious
more than £SOO.
delay occasioned by the Weighing
2. Depositors in the Post Office
and other produce at the RailACETOPATHY ok the ACID CURE of Grain
direct Government
way stations, it has been determined to Savings Ranks have
the
repayment of
and
altofor
prompt
security
Yal-u
PRACTICE
THE
Externa],
Simple,
Safe,
DISCONTINUE
An
gether, and Hie Public are hereby notified their money.
of
able Mode Treatment in Fevers,
that this will take effect on the loth
3. A Depositor in any one of the
Acute and Chronic Complaints.
instant.
Post Office Ranks continue Ids dopositn
J. LAWSON,
at any other of such Ranks, and can
General Manager.
withdraw
Ids money at that Post Office
SONS
E. COUTTS
General Manager's Cilice, Christchurch, Rank which is most convenient to
March Ist, 1878.
him.
intimate that their guaranteed
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ACETIC ACID, Books off Directions,
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I N BE C T .1. CID E, tors in Post Office Ranks, and the
Sponges, and Spray Producers may be
amounts of their deposits.
obtained from—
5. Money may he deposited hy or on
Persian Insect Destroying .Powder.
behalf of minors. Depositors over seven
Mr IL Erskino, bookseller, InverSold by all chemists, in packets at Is years of age are treated as persons of
cargill.
full age, hut minors under seven years
Mr Hayes, chemist,
and in tins at Is (id, ss, 10s,
o age cannot withdraw their deposisf
Messrs Galloway and Son, Riverton
until they have readied the age of
and 20s each.
Mr W. Baird, bookseller, Dunedin
This Powder is unrivalled in destroy- seven.
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Mr Leary, chemist,
ing fleas, bugs, ants, flics, cockroaches
each Province on the business of
in
Samuel
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Mosgiel
Mr
beetles, gnats, mosquitoes, moths in Post Office Savings Ranks, and get
Mr W. C. Aueell,chemist, Waikouaiti fnrs, and every other species of insects replies scut thereto are free from charge
Messrs Munro and Urqnhart. Pal- in all stages of metamorphosis whilst for postage.
merston
it has no qualities deleterious to human
Air J. Cagney, Oainn.ru
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Mr Wrn. Gunn, chemist, Tinniru
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Mr Fountain Barber, bookseller C hr.'st- We ask but one trial for this powder
church
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Mr Walter Suckling,
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bowels
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Each fluid ounce contains ten grains ot
purchased on deferred payments.
pmre Carbonate of Magnesia.
Extended over throe Years.
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Depot for the new Wesleyan Hymn
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ture. and received vo much benefit from
(Signed) John Adams, P.G.ILAoF.
Christchurch, '2lst April. 1877.
The Proprietor of Ghollah’s Great
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i had
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hi lion of JSOG and 18G7 awarded the
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Accompanying their report is tin
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