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The
Bruce
TATTCRT. WATHOIiA.
Herald.
SOUTHERN
CLUTHA. GOLDFIEiiDS, AND
DISTRICTS REGOEDER/,
Viii.
TOKOMAIRIRO, TUESDAY,
(Publishedevery Tuesday and Friday)
Vol. VII.— No. 624.
"HITE 'HORSE HOTEL,
CRITERION HOTEL, MILTON.'
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Inthankipg the
for ,the liberal patro1
CROWN
Public
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H*O TEL,
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nageaccorded'to her, begs to notify £hat,,in GEORGE TOWNSEND, Proprietor.
j^JF.B. Respectfully begs to inform the
addition to the already woll-knownj^pmforts
the,
Trade,
of
TravellingPublic that he has takenpossesto the increase
of this Hotel, she has lately
just
Hotel
has
above old-established
sion of the above Hotel, which he has
Bathroomarid Lavatory, wn'ere^rHneconvenience of her patrons, Hot, Cold, and undergonea thorough overhaul. It hasbeen thoroughly renovated throughout and can
Shower Baths'will be ready at all seasonable re-papered,re-paintedand decorated ;several safelyrecommendthe White Horse to be on
alterationshave beenmade for the conveni- an equalfooting with any otherHotelin the
hours;
Wines, Ales, and Spirits always on tap of ence of the public;anextensive additionhas Province fur the comfort and convenience of
the quality for which the Criterion has alsobeen erected, which has been set apart each and every class of the community,as
entirely for the use of Private Families,
becomefamous.
the wants and requirements of his patrons
Extensive Livery and Letting Stabling, Commercial'Travellers', &c.
will be the Proprietor's sole study.
The apartmentß havebeen so arranged as
attended to by experiencedgrooms.l"
The Stablingp will be found to retain its
Buggies, and Saddle and Harness Horses to suit the convenience'of all classes of the
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travellingcommunityindividually.
always on hire.
former reputation.
SampleRooms for Commercial Travellers.
Billiards. Billiards/
None but thebest of Liqueurs willbe
onthe
One of Alcock'ubestBilliardTables
kept.
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
premises.
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Maut
' South JRoad,
Liquors of the best reputation only"kept.
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as usual.
M" I ti° T O N,
ExtensivePaddock Accommodation.
Yeend'sSouthern lineandGobbVCoaches rpRAYELLERS to andfromDunedin will
-*- always' find Ready at the White House
TN thanking my numerous friends and the arrive and leave dally.
-L public generally for the liberal support
Hotel, Taieri Village,a goodCup of Tea or
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LIVERY, AND BAIT STABLES,
business
commencing
in'
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by
Coffee.
received mo since
his
begs
G.
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inform
respectfully
to
■"' Wines, Spirits, andAles
Tokomairiro,- .1'beg respectfully to inform
unrivalled.
Friends and Old Patrons that he has
have just "taken possession of the Stabling in connec- ' ,
the travelling' community that I
AMOS M'KEGG, Proprietor^
tion with his Hotel,and assures them that
completed another extensive addition to my none
but trustworthy and attentive grooms
OF THE WEST HOTEL,
Hotel, consisting of a suite' of Single Bed- will be kept.
OABEIOKTOWir,
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Saddle Horses andBuggies always ready,
rooms, Private Parlors, Hot, Cold, and
Horrigan
..Proprietor.
Th'os.
for hire at lowestrates.
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Excellent Accommodation for Travellers'and
Shower Baths, &c., Ac.
Boarders.
Horses carefullybroken to saddleandharI
have afso'added to.my StablingDepart- ness.
Best Stable (built of stone)in theDistrict
outside of Cromwell.
ment, Abbott'sBuggies (single and double),
Balclutha, 2nd January,1873.
Carriages-for Wedding Parties, and Family
H O TE L,
HOTEL,
COMMERCIAL
Phietonß,- allnew ;'whilemyHorses reqnire
ROXBURGH,
Peel-Street, Lawrence.
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Proprietor.
no comment' on my part.
P. ORMOND
addej|a,4arge
wa 4T>
OWING
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
BUSINESS NOTICE
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HOTELS, &o.
HOTELS, &c.
HOTELS &c,
AUGUST 18th; 187^
timber yards,
findlay-and 00~ proprietors,
til
WJ—
CAPSTICK, ■/'"■■TitJTJJffi.
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{0. GLENLADY STEAM SAW ANfcf^
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SALE^arMknd full-assbrted
Timber ans*Jft|&ngng Material- of every :a :B :N"iJ
Sf
.description. ,
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Stocks
j:hollick, „.
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H.T. TimberandPal- Am.'ClearPine
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Architraves'
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Graft,
Ac,
&c.-o
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Storagefor
H.T. Shingles
Skirting and MouldH.T. Posts and Rails /ing
Agents for the National Fire;and' Marine
lied and White Pine Laths and Pickets
Insurance Company./, ';-.
Black Pine,iTotara Spokes, Naves, and
Felloes
Kauri and Oregon.
B, A R T V,
T. and G. Flooring &Roofing Iron
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Nails, Sjore.ws, and,
and Lining "
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Scotch"Flooring'
Washer^.
.0 A-";B : r X H T B B
Kauriand WhitePineRidging; and Spouting
Cement andLime
'." Plaster,pf-Paris
W h:x:ji1w a <*
Baltic Deals
WeatherboardsGlazed^ Drain Pipes
B'ALCLUTHa
Am. Shelving
Glass
&c,
&G.Lumber
&
T.
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\ Building Materials andFurnishings.
Doors, Sashes, and Casements made to order
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Turnery
of eyery descriptionin Stock.
TA M E S M U R
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Packing-cases made.
F. and Co. beg to ca.ll attention to their
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
newly-imported'
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BAND SAW AND BORINGMACHINES.
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A LARGE Stock of Building Materiallror
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i^ongued-and-groovettLiSing^[~~
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Illustrated Catalogues on application.
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OOAOHHS
Leave the EMPißE^EroTßL.^punedin, for
Tokomairiro, Balclutha', and' Lawrence,
ain-street (corner of Ossian-street),
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All Work entrusted to S, C. wjill receive,
prompt attention, and thebest workmanship
JOHN S. CAPSTICK,
N^^^N-D-MiN^ET^'Sp I'
OLE GG,
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DDLFBANP
ARNEBS TITAKER
| SOX7THEEN LlNil"''6w
everyom]orningat 9 o'clock.
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Leave Criterion Hotel,Milton, for Balclutha
and^L^v^ence-exery_day_at-2^o-prm.
Leave Crowji iHoteljTßalcluth^^^or'latirtoii
andDunedineverymorning at 9o'clock.
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A NS- Leave Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, f«p
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Near the Bridge, Tokomairiro.%
Miltonfand Dunedinevery:morning'at 7.30. j_
OE'COACHES ,
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Leave
Criterion Hotel,Milton,for DuHedin,
From Dunedin to East and West;. Taieri
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(late P. Pord)
r.y->every
lli3o.i;;ri!<;;i
day
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.Leave as follows^ viz.:-—
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Accommodation
for
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Paddocking
Free
u> i_s':.
Daily,
W
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at
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vCarriera.
TA^ffißl
H.,"y. takes this ppportunityirpf^^thauking^pi
8.30 a.m.. returning' from theßuck-Eye his friends Qh the Southern Road for their
mHOMSON AND "V|"A<"DONALD Hotel1 West Taieri, at 4 p.m., arriving, Übetal;support, and|wouldaska continnatidtt
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of the same for himself anji.Mr«L_M?NEja» > -(
in Town at 7 p.m.
who will, w"th himßelfj' ;drivo"tKrougK.""to^
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
On and after Wednesday, April1, 3874, ., 'Lawrence an Balclutha onalternate days.
BALCLUTHA.
TAIERI FERRY tb DUNEDIN— Leave
ARMSTRONG,
Agents :..Norwich Union Fire Insurance the WLiteHouse (M'Kegg's)
Otakia/ at 630
Proprietor.
The comfort ana safety of their Patrons ';
a.m., arirvingat the JunctionHotelat 8.30 wilL
Society.
nPIHIS Hoteloffers First-ClassAccommodabe the sole stud} of theProprietors.
-*- tionfor Travellers, with ?;ood Stabling
and
Danedin
a*lo
a.m..
o'clock
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Unsurpassed Accommodation for Travel:'rM
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YEEND &
Leave Gridiron Hotelj DUNEDISi; fdr ■;--'or Horses.
lers, Boarders, andPrivate Families.
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Proprietors.
IVrAKER, the White House,Otakia, at 4 p.m.Dafly.
Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the Best TTTATCH &
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ALCOCK'S BILLIARD TABLE.
A
ML AR EN AND 0 0.,
Brands.
A BilliardTable on the premises^
(Next Eyrie's Store),
LargeAssembly Hall in connection with
Wholesale,Retailand Family Butchers,
the Hotel, suitablefor Concerts and Public
ACI FI C
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BALCLUTHA.
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Entertainments.
Milton,Tokomaieiko. " J "■v v
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(CornerofGreatKingandSt.Andrew-steets),
-vtutsford
N.B. Families in and around Milton
Wines, Ales, and Spirits of most Celebrated
T. BUNTING, Pbopbtetob.
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Brands.
WATCH MAKER AND JEPULLER,
Having leased the Victoria Livery Stables, Waited on daily for orders.
Rates.
at,
Superior
Accommodation
Reasonable
MATAUBA BRIDGE HOTEL.
MIIiTON.
Prices Strictly Moderate.
from Mr R. W'lliams, wishes;to ;inform the
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Wines and Spirits of the Finest Brands.
public th? t hehas accommoda+ion for horses'
JAME" S. REID, -..,;;
Stib-Agent for Singer' Sewing Machines. secopd to none in Otago, with a groom,in
EAST SIDE.
NOTICE.
TX7FTOLESALE and Retail Butcher, "
" TOH NSTONE AND WILSON, attendance night and day.
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d Millwrights, Engineers, and
/CHARLES HUMPHRIES/ late of the
arid Single- Buggies.
Mrst'dass
rouble
Oreti Bridge Hotel, would respectfully (late of Waverley andRoyal George Hotels)
IMPLEMENT MAKERS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses on
Waited on Daily'for
Orders.
informthe TravellingPublic, and his friends begs to inform her friends that she has
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Hire.
Y. A' " Familiea
MIITON, TOKOMAIBJBO.
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generally, that he has bought the above resumedbusiness in the
Sorses carefully Broken to Saddle and
J7 AITANGATA COAL, COMPAjNY
YORK HOTEL,
All Orders entrusted ho them will be
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Hotel from.Mr James Pollock; The Pro,
attention,
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utmost
and
Harness.
care,
treated with the
prietor trusts to obtain from thePublic the whereFirst-class.board and residence can be punctuality.
obtained, on reasonable terms. The above
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extensive patronage his predecessor has
F:. a■ -E L D Offices : CLrDE-STREET, BALCLUTH^X
Hotel Jhas undergone great alterations, and
iND
KIE
hitherto received.
Are prepared to receive orders for .Goal at
has been put in a thorough state of repair.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
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their Mine, Kaitangata.
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Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands.
N T G H T M .A N,
First class comfortable Accommodation
George Street, Milton.
Price
on and after sth February,12s 6d^ .
for,all, including a private suiteof apartN.B.— GoodStabling.
r,EJN SSAL STOREKEEPERS,
per ton cash. All drays must pay;
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ments for FamiliesorLadies and Gentlemen.
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Orders punctually attendedto.
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guaranteed.
HAY, CORN, BRAN AND CHA*^
STORE,
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W. L. PHILP,
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JAMES p OO D ALL,
BHEAD AND fJISCUIT BAKER
;KAIM BOTTTHBOAD, MH.TOW,
TOKOMAIRIRO.
Inthanking the Inhabitants of Tokomairiro
and surroundingdistrictsfor theliberalsupport which has been accorded to hinWfor
manyyearspast, begsto informhis numerous
friends and the public generally that he has
made a large addition to his.premises, and is*
now prepared,to give much greater accommodation to boarders and travellers thanhereto"'
fore.
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Contracts taken'for. supplying Soirees, &c.
-Accombdation forBoarders.
PMVATEf >BEDBOOMS f08, FAMILIES.
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Meals at all hours.
CO-ITMODIOUS^STABLIJWG.
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JAMES GOODALL,
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Proprietor.
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of thebeat Brands.
TTOTEL
AKD
BAKERY,
Mainr^Sottth Roab,
' Tokomaibiro.
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ALBION
Wines,-Spirits, Liquors^ Cordials, &c, all
LE S'LIE'S
rpBMPBRAH QE
M. R*
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Cobb's Northern and Southern Line of
Coaches dine theirpassengershere on Tuesdayß, Wednesdays,Fridays, and Saturdays..
"[lf
Proprietor.
PIONEER BUTCHERY,BAKERY, AND
new premises are now completed^ and'trusts
that his^endeavors to provide comfortable
accommodation, with closeattentionto business, and keeping wines, spirits, &c., of 'the
best, tie will, merit a continuance of' the
support hitherto so liberallyaccordedhim.
-Private P&blqbs. 1 "
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OATMEAL MILLS. ,
DBAPKKS AMJ> PboVISIOS AiBEOHAKTS,
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SOUTH BPITISH FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ZEALAND,.
LANGE, WITH
Propkietob,
Tj^REDERICK
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£750,000
UNLIMITED LEABILITY OF
SHAREHOLDERS
Clinton, Popotunoa.
and Marino Risks taken at lowest
current rates, and losses promptly
FIRE
Store in connec-
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his customers for their support, begs
CABINETMAKERS -AND .J'
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UPHOLSTERERS,
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to intimate that having completed the refitBeg respectfully/ to inform'the ,publio that'
ting of the mill with new machinery, he is
they haveRemoved' to* their ';A'l
now prepared to do Gristing and supply
. ■ -NEW
4 vn ■<
quality"
first
as
usual.
Flour of the
George-street(close to the Octagon.) ,' ". ,
He begs to notify that having erected
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Oatmeal-making Machinery imported from NURSERIES, NORTH -ROA% DSVERf'
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Edinburgh, with allthe very latest...improve-, ;-!:
mentsj and having perfectly competent hands
employed,he has no hesitation in offering to
supply a really first-class article^
The Undersignedhas forsale the^
Gristingflone. Oats takenin exchange for
wieaj.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT ■iNL/orA6d!! oi
EDWIN N LEGGE.
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R. GRIGOR,
TIIHE Proprietor, in returning thanks to
Capital
First-class Livery, consisting of Warm
Stables, Good Attendance, Kind Treatment
and Care, together with thebest description
of Oats, Bran, and Hay -fodder always *on
hand. Quiet Saddle Horses on"hire for
Longford, Switzers, Toi Tois, or the surroundingcountry
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INVERCARGILL,
MA V O ,
HEN R V
GROCERY.
begs to informhis friends
H" CAMERON
and- the public generally, that his
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Deb-street,
MATAURA HOTEL.
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aettfes.
tion with his Butchery and Bakery, is
Alcock's^ lest Billiard Table. f
EDWARD MARRYATT,
T>RINCEof Wales Hotel,Dee-street,Iriver- preparedto supply theBest Articles, at the
rpflOMAS^ BIR C H, Ranging 'from 1year tot 6 years* old, at,,
HEJGH CAMERON^Pkopbietob.
cargill,
Powell,
Proprietor.
R.
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Agent for Tokomairir >,
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WINE, SPIRIT, AND, GENERAL
Superior accommodation for Travellers" Lowest Remunerative Prices.
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TO B\:iLDERS, RAILWAY* CONTRAC- and Private Families. Sample Rooms
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Per1000.......,.;;;^i1C!«;^
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TORS, AND OTHERSPrivate Sitting Rooms, Bath Room, Bil"
MERCHANT,
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Finest NewSeason Teas
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GLAZED STONE SEWAGE
University Buildings^Bond-Street,
N.B.~Th (Oldest Established House in
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STORE,
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White
and
Yellow
Crystal
Sugars
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AIKAKA
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be
Supplied
PIPES "will
at
fhefbllowx
YEARS'IpLP
QUICKS,
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Clinton. .*M
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Tobacco, Soap
W aikaka Diggings.
DUNEDTN.
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At 20s pen3JDOQ. tt t> 3S g
ng prices:
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Kerosene,
Oornsacks
gTEAM TO PORT MOLYNEUX.
12 inch, 2s p-r foot
TO LEND, on Freehold
TyrONEY
Flour and Oatmeal
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9inch, Is 3dper foot
Thomas
in' Sums from £100 /upSecurity,
Proprietor.
Hbntee.
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ClothingandDrapery
jp"EE.STREET,
6 inch, 6dlper foot ,
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wards.
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1Boys' Suits
and
Men's
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4: inch,id per foot
DONALD,REID, .
An extensiveand varied stock of Groceries
Ironmengery,"Crockery, Saddlery
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Drapery, Wines,tand Spirits always on hand.
3 inch, 3d per foot,
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Steamer,
LAKE,
OF
THE
Solicitor, "'LADY
Stationery
Produce and other stores atDunedinprices
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Wholesale and Retail
18 and 16 inch'made to order.
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runsbi-weekly, and willtakepassengers
, Milton.
withcartage added.
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Boots 'and Shoes,
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BOOKSELLERS
AND STATIONEBS,
Goods delivered free to all his customers to and fromDunedin at reduced rates.
Malt Kiln'Tiles/ Oven Flooring,Tiles, Fire
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FIRE, .LIFE, ANDIn
the
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District.
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Princes-street North,
Bridks,Fire Lumps, Chimney Tops,
17s 6d.' v
v Single Tickets./.
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GENERAL INSURECE CO.
qualitiesguaranteed.
good
and
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Low
FlowerPots,- «fee.'
p-; i.,- :n.,,..: ;:,-;
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D:--u..,N;:,E,
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Good stabling, and every attention paid
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T~WQBM~W in ai^ quantity. c '
Goods delivered free in.the township.
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Agent forDunedin,
BALCLUTBA, .rj
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ALEXANDER
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Apply to -'ii , ',-'';
T>UY YOURTsPEOTAOIiES of HQjSg;
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GEO. WILSON,
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Q^'W. HUTCHINS,
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General Merchant,
and Nautical- /Agent fof fPort Molyneux,i'
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Milton, Instrument Maker,Bond Street Dunedin.
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Chemist and Druggjflt,
WM. PATERSON,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tuesday, As^st^lg^ls74.
NEW AD,VERTISEMENTS.
A Case of actual Cremation fo be ableand willingto canvass with m8
the
necessary arrangements for carrying out
in JLondon.
DUEINa 3MAT,JUNE, A JULY,1874.
our scheme. .As a result of our deliberaDriver, Stewart & Co,.
CHEAP BOOKS !
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of
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(Clutha Bbadob.)
The following extraordinary
communi- Upper St. JameSrStreet, wasundercaker
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Figaro,'
theLondon
(says
cation
ofJune
CHEAP BOOKS !
to providentwo coffins, an inner
A NEW AHD mrBIVALIiED STOCK OP MEN'S
6) was sent to usin epistolary form. We instructed
black, tin, and an outer one of oak.
have maoh pleasure,in intimating
one
of
prefer to give it in its present shape,
'this, he was to make a packingthat V^tre haYe^eatabliihed a pLOTHIN&,DEAPEET, TWEEDS,
, CHEAP BOOKS!
rather than relegate it to 'Figaro's Besides
enough to contain
case
outer
large
Stock,
Station,
Branch of our
and General
"Letter box." We have made no coffin, because, as X told him, itthe
wwas nay
WINCEYS,BLANKETS,
FLANNELS.
alteration
inthe
MS.
Hereand
Agency BasineM at
material
ON SALE.
fXN HAND, Large. Stocks of the folwe,have excised a word, or ovena intension jo bury, the deceased /at Eensalthere7
r
&
:
SHOES^
green Cemetery,' where her late husband
CiX]^?S,B(C)QTS
lowing
SALCZPT^A,
'
'-----v
FURROW PLOUGHS, by G. sentence; but this has been 'done so already.lay. .,This-packing-ease waß :
y%:■::. '■'- :AMD.':'.>-■. .^- "■"-';
to^be_;r
;::^. l.l\J
; .
I
practically,
Murray
-that,
Burns'sPoems, Is, 2s 6<3, and upwards
the
document
Royal
Unpler thetMariagoment of
sparingly
W.
and Co. The
"made', to resemble,an
""be;
and
strong*,
"to
Agricultural
Q-EKEBAI HABERDASHEET, ;_r
Society
England
of
haveawarded maybe said to be reproduced verbatim:
Tales of a Grandfather, complete
;
x
box of commerbe. The reason 1
this plough the CHAMPION PRIZE for
"Long before Sir Henry Thompson ordinary Mr
r"::'^:^:^:. ''S'"\ON'BAiEBY -"-}■-.''-■---"-■:■■—.
Dickens'ff Novels
Ghamp'lin {or requiring- this"
sevenyears for superiority in every respect. published his celebrated brochure on "g'ave^to :
ThUBranch will bo prepared to supply ST E
Longfellow
fcGOl,
wasj
people
had prejudices about
that
by
hand or horse cremation, I
to work
had endeavored to bring the
"
ettien with General Stores, make advances
, PatentThrashers
holies, and -1 was anxious that
Byron
dead
power.
public,
onStaak^Wool, Flax,Grain, andother Prothe
but
in
vain.
I
subject
before
BAJLCLUTHA, =i ■■__.'
vporters^ and "others, ' should5
Also,
Wordsworth
due*,upon Idberal Terms,-and to conduct.
"
could not get a hearing. So far back as railway,
'
not
know
that they —were liftiDjr
Steam
4
12h
Stationary
Engines,
,
p
Land,
and General
JKirke Whito
to
Stookj
AuctionSale*of
1831, I
wrote letters containing' details
:: v
,.
MUI Stones, MillBills, andSwiss Silk
follows
xeixfairis"
of-humanity. As/he had
ii
draw
to
the
about
the
,,
TlTEfteg
to
attention
;f
v-7V7r-;.7;:
:
Milton
to
of
the
,
experiments
"ft^ioe.
.y
of
Barnes
'| VY ":' ing list of Superior Goods newly ;
;
v
Times/ himself gone ' through
'
'
BlastingPowder, Lubricators
the;' details of
Sheliey
Hardware, ;Holloware, and General Iron- and to Perry of the Chronicle but Iregistering
death,
Tided, whert^pitoduce^of^every:description added to ourfirtbek":-^.
-was,1 of course,
he
th'e>
obtaining
not
even
succeed
in
could
Gjoldsmith
;
mongery.
willbe revivedand forwarded for a merely
with .this explanation,
Cement, Wire Nails, Rim Locks, &c, &c. interviews withthosebashaws of the daily perfectly satisfiedABEEDEEN
WINCEYS—
,'i~7:tJJ. :^ !-, !
'
nominalQharge.y ,^-,
t
Pope'
'
difficulty ingeuiag.the body
--"
V
:
:
"'■
x
_
Ji -l-'-K: i:b'-i-i ."■
-.'
Theiewas
no'
Pianos,
.-■'
■
?'
insertion
procure
my
Harmoniums
muchless
of
press,
■■ AgenWfl>r theNationalFiBEAirdMABiKE
(A splendid assortment, at all prices.
:
Keats
to London and on the 20th of '
Fencing Wire, best-drawnannealed
scientific communications. Iwas very conveyed
'
were in my study, in
Montgomery
Cornsacks, Woolpacks, and Twine
April coy wif^and I
■j .
time,
at
but
lam
free
now
to
the
"
„M -DRTviR, STEWARTand Co /.'*
' , Campbell
'
"
'
SheepNets,' 50 yards^ 4 inchmesh
with'the remains of
Bloomsbury-sq[ukre,
; :r
Bill,
-"
l:
that
the
Reform
the
Beerbelieve
;'' -:'" V,/---'
'
;
Dress Sergesj ,executed for machinery, agricultural house Act, and Poor Law Amendment so bur dearAmother before us; We had perYoung
bhv>nfe>&!■-■''*? i>;>Kc:n7 : ,.'>;;Dunedlitt.'"'7 :, Reps, ■■■.■"■; '"_ '-- ';- ; , '. "'^:' J , ;
implementsand generalgoods:
"
;
« BEUCE,HEEALD" OFFICES,
engrossed men's rninda 40 years ago that fectly succeeded in evading all suspicions
""'\
orßusselltCbrdSj \
;' .'
Xa
■■,■::■
'~
■!
L
EA.N
;.,'.
%t^HltnA'c
Merinosv
there was no room for a fourth subject, ..of our intentions. At Brighton it was
Rv-B. MARTIN AND CO.,
Tokomairiro andBalclutha.
] !
.;
-.
Ginghams,
importantit might be. These re- supposed that the deceased.would be
-:"
however
*~
i
Dunedin
-GENERAL >y 'i. sT- s"Lustrea,ll -. ' '^- o
STOCK, STATION; ANDr ,
membrances make it quite clear to my un- buried in Kensal-green. In London there
qTTSBFUIf- BOOKS FOE EVEEY
agents, ■"■^iT r n :
Mohairs,
was nobody to make inquiry. We had
Milton,
about
almonth derstanding that Iam one of those unfor- received
OTEAYED/from
StripedSkirtings,
!
-. .Holdjiuction salesas follows i-—
the key of our house froni the
have
lived
" Enquire Within
Skirts,
ago, a Bay Draught Mare, brandedS tunate men who are said' to
1 \i
. . .Wincey
'""Mantles,
clerk. .There wereno servants
house-agent's
AtjKewlCattle arid?Sheep Yards;Kaikorai J
before
their
time—
discovered
'
who
have
\'
'
.^ shoulder, dark points, dark; mane and
,
near
Soyer's Cookery
;;
—Every Wednesday,WU o'clock:
;
trouble
us
and now that we had got
;'■
to
grasped
mighty
truths,
yjackeias^
and
and
and
!
novel
tail, white star on forehead. The finder worn out their
At West Taieri— Last Tuesday in each
the,body,into my study, all difficulty, was
;
.-:
Mrs Dalgairn'sCookery
.^
in
endeavoring
lives
to
" ": /i.i ;Costumes,'
'
""
'
"
month, '.">*.>-,.„,
'. ."" . Wrappers,
a^
Apply Bruce Herald bring them before the appreciative notice endecL Ihad tried my.apparatus again
) Mrs Rundell's Cookery
r will be rewarded.
At Henderson's .Lower Waipori— Second
"
{ ■.-' .WqollenScarfsii
■■„■
;,
:
Ultimately, and again in days gone' by, and t had
,
of their fellow-creatures
Gardening
All
about
Office.
Thursdayineach month/7,. 7 >r 7 ;~
:
'::
L
'Waterproof.Tweeds
""
v
and
age
by
disappoint- every confidence in that.
Of allkinds of Fatand Store Stock. '
«
when
bowed
down
Neil's.Flower and'KitchenGardefa
":
.Collarets, .;
\.~"
-r
£
,-.;.
.■: ,
':
*
'
theory
PEESBYTEEIAN ment, I
find the pet
of my youth
"At one end of- my study— rwhichj by
■^^/-^-gei^Vv
Jackets,
TgNGLISH
Knitted
Beetdn'sBook of Poultry
the demonstrable experiment of my thebye,,has very much the- appearance of
-77 - .'■
.
!j
Handy Book bf MedicalInformation
' <v,-rPelerene-Setss y-u|
HYMN BOOKS,
: Trimnfed' Hats,
manhopd brought,betore the public as if a laboratory— l
have a stpne .Egyptian
'
'
:"
;
:i
■'"- ■■-'■- '.
*-■ Used
';
: WotableThings 7.;
Mind,
H
ats,Presbyterian
sarcophagus.
Untrimmed.
the
of
should!
It
but there
Otagoy
'"'
something,
Churches
it
were
new.?
..1'
is^veryjarge,
;
■'■■■■"
-/■"."."
4n
— - i Things ITot Generally Known
s
.".,.";■;".'. .^"6iß /: '.:SA:L-iB,
Ribbon Laces,
17. FO
.:._■".; .\i not ask ii merely to say what has, already, are some similar- to' it in the British
E,
:
R
SAL
""
>
Flowers, "i., 's ;; "■„■
..ii
. ; ibomestic "VVorid / .'"'...../-/".
been said. T'am -<iurte':/c6*ntent''tb*':lbse'all' ikuseum. Into the interior of the
: vri'
-I
*itih r "Gloves, . [.....r-.
--,-".:-.--- Jl
"
ALL SIZES AND PRICES,:
j
withr the,
' ::;
as ..the anveritbr of >English bottom part of this sarcophagus,
p'<
.?;
■I";"' BowsandChains. 7 r.; ;^
BEITC^ HERAIiD OFFICESi
Trunminga,'^v''- J^
""" :;
aßßißtarice''6f
my 'wifeV''Wef:lifte"d" lihe'"'tin'"
Henry
Thompson;
Sir
is
■■.
;
"
cremation.
&C'
OFFICE,
«fee,
&c,
:.
TokomairiroandBilclutha.
*\
Apply to
welcome to all hisbays, forme, so far as he coffin, j*Then, with a hammer' and^chiseii;
, . . .,...,
\ , .-,";".;■ .;'
...Milton.
.
has won them; but; inasmuch as 'lwas I
cut off: the tin lid,,and was -happy too,
T> O OrKS FOE FAEME^BS-^
WH5^ 7 '
fi "?
in,theory,,I
I MEN'S
&c. r.
of
to
find
that there were little orv no '.signs ;of;;
years
,'■' ' lWi
■4:0
ahead
him
want
Syv,;Vis
TONES, -DASCH & S^\ 0.,
The
andBurn' decomposition
CompleteVOrazier,
"
Jouatt
in the body. We now
considerably
:
that
I
am.
also
ahead
of.
show
" Soits^BpysJ and j^puths'Tweed:
Meri^Tw^ed
have crematedthe body removed the tin case altogether, and laid
him in practice. I
Suits,' Men's Mosgief Tweed Suits. _A Sheep, their breeds,management and diseases , ' Brokers and General Agents,
of one who, in life, was hear :and dear to the remains of the departed along the
STEEET 'FIEE. >, i" 'cheap lotof Men's Tweed-Vests,Trousers Bracy Clark^on the'Foot of theHorse
;then,
CHAMBEES,
TEMPLE
me, andair that remains of her is sealed in bottom ,,of the sarcophagus. I
. Joo&±(> iii-vjtk^*f* v-;:' n->s-v '■-■ and Coats,(to clear^ Bedford Cord, Cotton ' Touatt on theHorse
" :PKtNCES:STJEIEET, '
retire,but shedeclined.
advised
wife
to
my
.vase
'
a
small
but
beautiful
that
forms
the
.
'■
,»i ,*,r»'i-x ■-,"-:'"'
■¥ -■■■"■■"7r:-"-' J" Cord, and Mole Trousers, best quality; Agricultural Enginefering
fSeeingthat she took such deep interestIn
only ornamentof my study. \
DUNEDIN-.
r\ ..OCH^Riffw^B1 1'!! "-;""! . *> >' Pilot Coats, Inverness Capes, Waterproof "BETJCE HEEALD » OFFICES,
the matter I
did not further, press 'heiv>tedious,
and
no
"It
would
be
serve
r
■"■'
{
"Alloa Socks, Knitted
had
the
lid of the scarophagus
.W»«iWj(i''^.^Jj«' ■"■'■■:t ''"';";[.;
'ali^si2iesV
TokomairiroandBalclutba. ■pRIVATE BOARD AND LODGING goodpurpose, if I
I.
had
you
CoatsV
to
trouble
were
;
Begs to intimate^that^he will cariy on
Drawers,MosgieLParitsaridSKirts,Fiannel
i.'JLparticulars 'of the crematic opera- aibtached to a coiiple of pulleys suspended
withJN YEAELY for a* Young Man. Apply
from the ceiling, so that I
could easily
cheapdotof;.Crimeani
tions that I
have at intervals conducted
BUSINESS (until the rebuilding of his UnderShirts,:afiiOXtraTies,
it at will. My chemicals, were
adjust
Braces,
timid,'
performed
how,
first,
I
was
and
Shirts,
Caps,
;v
"
"
Hats,
at
,',Co^ars_,
.r:. .volumes— ,
BRUCE HERALD OFFICE.
:,
had
Staffdrd^S«eet }(P^inis^s) in pat ;STORE Belts,and numerous other.sundries and
only on an unfortunate ; rabbit', or a con- already carefully deposited, and I
London
Journal
previously applied lard plentifully t<i> ther
gaining
by
cat,
demned
until
confidence
opposite
Hope
Streets,
and
wares.
of
Walker
small
Corner
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS
lowered the
Leisure Hour'
practice,I
cremated the body of a pet ledges of the sarcophagus. I
.w,ith the
■■: .-Vi ■'..'.'
contact
of
the
inanition.;
upper
lid.
The
died
from
It
Sunday at Home
goat, that bad
TWiiEpS, BLANKETS, &cl v to
ledge
lower
caused
lard
exude'all"
the
give full
willbe sufficient/,''"-I think, if I
Sunday Magazine
itomb was,
round,
which
showed
that
the
Bimple
crowning
and
details
of
the
Mosgiel.
English,
Scotch,
and
A large stock of
Spurgeon's Sermons
hermetically sealed.
IMPORTER OF—
experiment of my life, the cremation of practically,
7
Tweeds
-..-,
" Three days
1
Good
Words
Clothing
afterwards, thatis on the
Boys'
for
Atiihesame
Cheap
Tweeds
wife's
deceased
mother.
my
CLOVER. SBSEpfif'/^'^r' ".> "X V- All Wool Tweeds, for Crimeanshirts
British"Workman
time, for the sake of perspicuity, I
feel 23rd, in the presence of my wife,I
raised White, Bliief and—Scarlet,Blankets, all sizes
,
Child's Companion
3S[p
observable,
was
give
particulars
bound
to
a
few
brief
of
lid.
effluvium
the
'
DINNEFORD'S FLUIDMAGNESIA
arid qualities -price's veryreasonable
They
appeared
andthe
OFFICES,
receptacle
"BEUCE HERALD"
will be
interiorof the
my domestic relations.
.
'
Carpet and'Diced Bed Covers
Is the great remedy for
found,I
am certain, not to be absolutely perfectly empty. With difficulty ,we
Tokomairiro and Balclutha.
White Counterpanes
Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, irrelevant. In the winter of 1835, I
7 COBNSACKS
was collected as much dust as fine as wood
Bleachedand unbleachedSheetings
Indigestion, Sour Eructations and Bilious
0. -0..A
t.O
professionally,
called,
ashes, and very like them as would'fill
WIRES v . -LinenTicking
attend
the
elder
to
"*.*BOOKS—
Affections:
pOMICAL
double,
gentlewomen,
living
-"' :'
Ticking,
::
width
two
in
Cdram
Hessian
of
an imperial pint measure. Thoseashes
IT IS THE PHYSICAN'S CURE FOR
"'^tfss^a-vii;vurSHESEErirBa!S;'
BrownHolland
Brother Jonathan's Best-things
" GRAVEL, street. I
immediately
discovered
that
were, and are all that remains of my wife's
GOUT,
GOUT,
RHEUMATIC
■;
■%£.;
of Logan
combat. ■deceased mother, and they are, as Thave
DOUBLE-FURBOJT.,.,:, PLOFGHS :AND LiningSelisias
TheLaird
had
to
AND Ali OTHEB COMPLAINTS OF THE BLAIXDEB. poverty was the disease I
White Calico, Grey Calicoes,' single and
And as a safe and ' gentle medicine for Infants, I
took a deep interest in their case, and before stated, carefully preserved intheMark Lemon's JestBook
FITTINGS
;
double
width
'
;
'■"""■Delicate Females, and for the sickness beingmyself, pecuniarily,independent of vase the dear departed hadherself proChildren,
-^--'^o^
codliM
Dr Syntax's Tour
White and.ScarletFlannels
of Pregnancy,Dinneford's Magnesia is indispens- my profession, I
secretly contributed to vided for the purpose.
--(Kries andMitchell's make).
, ;; ,
.Bath; Coating , ■;,■■<■ "
■-.:'■■
BookofHumorous Poetry
able.
11
was
consequence
,
their
necessities.
The
White^Plaiding,' MosgielPlaiding
now,
give
you
all
and
And
to
the
formula
for
by
Druggists
Storekeepers.
Sold
TheBanver's Papers"
Alloaand MosgielYarns, Fingering Yarns
N.B. Ask for DINNEFORD'S MAGNESIA, a speedy recovery. 'Nevertheless, Icon- this experiment. About two-thirds of the
Berlin, Wool, all colors;
"BEUCE HEEALD OFFICES,
married weight of thehumanbody consist of water,
and use DINNEFORD'S Friction Gloves and tinued my visits, and eventually I
Sole Agent.in.New.Zealand for—
Carpet Druggetings,-Damasks
Belts.
ahome for the and in the remaining third are found
daughter,
provided
the
and
TokomairiroandBalclutha.
Nicholson'sFatenirtßeapers and. Mowers
KBMPTHORNE, PROSSER, AND CO.,
CocoaMattirigj Floorcloths,HearthRugs
mother. No children have been vouch- phosphorous and sulphur. "Water is a /
Dunedin,
GIFT BOOKS—
Allen's"Foot-rot Ointment. . ;
safed to me, andit is not to be wondered compound of oxygen and hydrogen— the
Agents.
Wholesale
at that we three led a somewhat excep- one a combustible and the other a supDEPAETMENT.
Magic
Lotion
.BOOT
Williams'
RobinsonCrusoe
never porter ofcombustion. It is a well-known
tionallife inBloomsbury square. I
MARAVILLA. COCOA. sought
Ladies'E.Si. Bbbts
Ttie Brownie's, and other tales
Williams'Horse.Embrocation
to make money out of my .pro- fact ,in chemistry, that potassium and
TAYLORBROTHERS
Boots
.
Lace-up
Ladies'
Harry's Ladder to Learning
..■■:<.--■
._ JWflliamsrEye Lotion
(the largest Manufac- fession,and my practice never became sodium; if brought into contact with
Ladies Hoxise Shoes
Little
men
carpet
turers of Cocoa in Eu- large. By degreesmy wife and her mother water,
will make 'it appear .to .burn.
Ladies' Slippers,leather and
'
rope), having the EX- took great interest in my scientific pur- It does not actually burn ; but the
Girls' E. S. and lace-up Boots ,
Infants' Amusement
Boys Copper-toeBoots
CLUSIVE Supply of this suitsi and, imperceptibly, as it,were,, affinity" of the sodium or of the potasThe Playfellow, by Harriet Martineau
*
'■?,
COCOA, imbibed my views as to cremation.
■■:
Watertight
Men's
Boots
UNRIVALLED
"
"
sium for oxygen is so . great, "that
Swiss FamilyRobinson
miffil&i^G'' and" "general
Men'sElastic Boots
invite Comparison with any "Early in the month of April last my they seize the oxygen of the water,
Men's Blucher Boots
Gulliver's Travels
other
Cocoa for.,.,Purity- wife's mother complainedof ill health. A
M COMMISSION AGENT,
1
arid in sp doing leave the hydrogen to
-Sanative, Nu*Gum
Boots
Aroma—
"
..,,."!"
""'
'
Digger's
Fine
Virginia
Pauland
once, convinced burn. This is mysimple method of cremayi
-at
very
diagnosis
-'
iJ
careful
DUNEDiN. '';^
Men's Wellington Boots
tritive and Sustaining Power
Old Burchell's Pocket
and me that her illness was of a character that tion;"■■'■ I
'-■:■'; Men'sLeather Leggings
place in the receptacle with the
Easiness of Digestion
'
immediately body about 201bavoirdupois of sodium.
H
1
Drawing-room Book of Plays and Evenespecially, HIGH . DELICI- would terminate fatally. I
TIT
AITR Y%,p"LE,'"-i J "#<" >' Men's Leather and Carpet Slippers
" OUS FLAVOR. One trial will resolved that I
"
would take her to Brighton Nothing further is required.' By a welling Amusement
YV '
7""' ""
'
"
"
it as a favorite Bever- for a changeof ajr;.-; Accordingly^ having- known chemical law, cremation will soon
.Dunbdin,
establish
7. . 7 7"■".
'/'"*■£'
"
;
: BEUCE HEEALD OFFICES,
:;STATIONEEY^ ;" ".
age for breakfast, luncheon, and consulted my wife, and ppinted out to her commence ;. and as oxygen, the supporter
(
Hasreceived instructions^Irom Messrs Sinafter a late the probability of her mother's early dissoSoothing Refreshment
a
clair,Pleasant^aM[ey,-T«Meri Ferry, to
Tokomairiroand
Balclutha.
'
of
of combustion, is generatedin the exact
A new and complete stock -evening.
PRIVATECONTRACT,
"
SELLBY
"
we
resolved
to
dismiss
the
servants,
lution,
itis required,it appears
Stationery,
r,:
:.-.
MARAVILLA is a to put the house in charge of a, house quantity in which,process
"' ■''■" "Paper,
their
■"■/■.-..'
pOFULAE WOEKS N.B. ,Caution
: .-; ..■ .
me
the
is the simplest
to
that
Trade
Mark.
registered
VALUA3LI^FR]BEHOLP PROPERTY/ -7, !,.
"
Envelopes,
patients
I
■■-...■
hand'
over
to
a
brother
is nothing in
I;
agent,
my
■.
be
devised.
There
that
can
Sydney Smith'sMemoir
: ;■■■"--:
-Vtir.!-:'.v
.Account Books, .. . .
practitioner, !and proceed to the cba-st as anyway objectionable in the operatibn,
less,
Consistingof^ 5d6~ACiyßS >r'naoretOr
!
of
Science
COCOA,
Textbookß
MARAVILLA
as possible. My wife undertook to and my apparatus will be jopen to the
.> Bii)lesj and
,^,;M'1- and^ of .GeneralLiterature.
*
BeMj^ecWxms^S,
"
The "Globe" say^ soon
Lighthouses and Lightships
"Taylor
40;
";■
managed inspection of anyone who 'satisfies me
parts^of
of
15
deal with the domestics, whileI
-'ll^&^ndfa
Brothers'
M
a
Hymns Ancientand Modern
Y'.turimr.s3o,and^^Blofek 1.,
other matters. I
ran down to Brighton that his motiveis something- better than
the
achi,
ravilla
Cocoa
has
Clarendon District.
The Student's Gibbon
PEOYISIONS, IEONMONaEEY, &C;
eyed a thorough success, by the express, engaged,a,small furnished the mere gratification of :an idle and
supersedes every other house in Wyndham-street, near Kemp morbid curiosity. I
Life of Johnson
;
Boswell's
and
have studied and
halves,
chestsy
Tea3—
Finest;
new
season's
The land^.is'jmttsnrpassed for depasturing -ii .;'boxes,
in
the
market.
,.
Cocoa
Entire.
of ,acience and
Town,
day,
.7
■■'
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returned
the
same
and
two.
written
in
the
interests
■_■-':,
Smiles's
Works
.,;",-;
.j-. iK
arable;;' 200u Seres!
purposea^gHa^
c^ifeia
delicate
and
isolubility,
a
a
atany time
happy
aroma^
we
left
Bhall
be
Crystal
Sugars
days
afterwards,
4th,
humanity,
the
all' three
and
Yellow arid Whita < -r '-"- '
five;
Sketchbook of Popular Geologyr- .
Fenced, andydiviaedinto ;lil
'"" ; 100 Best
"*'paddocks
rare concentration ofthe purestele- London-. The > invalid' stood the7 journey to put myself to personal inconvenience,
'
Duncari'S'firiieWFlbur
English
grass.
"
acres in
Whiston's Josephus;
ments of nutrition, distinguish the
andiDoulTsiOatmeal^ ;
if by so doing I
can contribute in ever'so
There is an excellent Dwelling-house on M'Giil's
Maravilla Cocoaabove all others. For well, and.^thenextjday; seemedimuch betteri
Webster'sDictionaries
andjPprter
.-...
Wine,s
";
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Spirit^
few,>
degree
:^le
the
a
a
to bringing about that
the- Proßejfty, with Barn jandjother; outi
down
on
.beach
small
got
to,
not
We
her
-we
could
reDyspeptic^;
invalids and
\
:
Goldsmith's Works
houses';,
an 'Excellent well-stocked Cornsapks,- SeamingTwine
daily
period'
times,
less
desirable
when the dead shall no
'vitality
agreeable
a
or
valuable
but
her
commend more
.'became
"
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Garden, with Church and—School in the Kerbserie, Clover andother Seeds
Sir Walter Scott's:Works
a danger and' a threat to the
longer
15tti'
I
Had
her
be
"By
given
beverage."
and
less.
the.
Fencing
Iron,Zinc,'
N
ails
.Roofing.
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For further ..favorable opinions vide up, and on the 17th shs died. A few4)burs health of the living. v ,
Rope,BlliestoriW
* Standard,'
Morning
Linseed,
and
Castor
Oils
- " ' 'British.Medical before ;her death she told me smilingly, in
' Post,'
Dickens's
Novels
'"
iColza^
"H. T. Pellhtg,M.D., Ph.D.,
The proaej^^jj£^
'
' ' journal,' &c.,
a scarcely- audible^ whispfer— she. was so
:EVR:A.S.,'&c. J
;
ship ;vt partly bounded by. TaieriRiver ; Tar, Wjhite<Lead^Paints" '■>:'■'
Lyttqn's
Lord
/Works
Paperh^ngingSj^Scrim, Chairs r r " '
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the
very
weak that 'l should ebon' have
!i
Miss Braddon's Works
COCOA, opportunity*
"Bloomsbury square."
Reaper^,- Ploughs/^Chaffcutters
HOMOEOPATHIC
cremating
THE^R^jITVAT4STATION,
her.
of
I^confess
~
'- :' . -. S Oatsf'C.hafE', Bran,Pollard,.cheap.Flour,
Dumas's' Works'"
$& Mo 'Maldngfo v "£
This original pre- that for a moment, but only for a mo,
Songs of Scotland
paration,.has attained ment, I
H&UR
7BYRAIL TO 'v Ironmopgery^rockery/ Oiiiiaen's Stores
WITHINONE
'
wa3 terriblj shocked at what tben
[We believe jthis communication,.which
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a world-wide reputation, appeared a revolting' thought; but-her
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OFFICES,
':
BEUCE
HEEALD
-.';" 7-. "'.' .\ }'vhAv'.- '-I'-'.-'j"1 .
.
said
to be a genuine one,has occasioned.
.is
,;and
by
owners
of
is
manufactured
and
marketable
'
graziers
"
whichfact
v"
same instant some considerable attention at home,
me,
smile
reassuired
and
in
the
Tokomairiro
and
Balclutha..
,;
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■"";j,';,--SEEDS-&c.,^
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■^■■
under
the
Brothers,
;
appreciate.
Taylor
to
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stockknow well how
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ablestHOMGJjOPATHICadvice there flashed thropgh' my mind' a vivid where cremation is now being discussed
;1
Seed.Wheat
finestTuscari--"ddj:.:';" - ;- "VT OW ON HAND, Large and Suitable
by the skilland experience remembrance of the hundreds of times that with an' increasing interest. A very
aided
-do;2uvi^7vi7C:
-*~^
and -will" be found my wife and her mother had alluded to^ Ijttieknowledge of "chemistry, however,
'inventors,
the
Commercial,
Plain,
Fancy
of
and
of
doStocks
:
White Essex--- do!7 '77";
r
degree the their cremation should I
"
in
an
eminent
to
combine
survive them, and is sufficient- to discover that the story is
17,7
+
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<X. %, STATIONEEY.
;fS;E JBTD OA TS v Seed/Oatsfajidrßarley-7
and
nutritious
aroma,
profine
purity,
purchase
a pair only an invention. For, even supposing
;Red, Yellow andA]syke
~
had even gone so far as to
perty of the Fresh Nut.
reception
,the, solid constituents of the body had
--■.QOwgrafls/T-^o^yv'Cbeks'fOrd:.-Clove^seedß'.of
vases
for
the
of
their
ashes.
'
Ryegrass
SCHOOL BOOKSj and eyery requisite in-the
--;-7[talian Ryegrass, Perennial
for,
"I
am
the
faw
that,
afraid
next
not to/be accounted for,'it is obvious'that
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r. -rr.
MADE JN!ONE MINUTE WIIHOUT' hours, a
for ever dear relative and companion was obtained from the, water of the~ body,
r f ,BOILING .0
TXTANTEIJ, Two HundredMen on piece G^den-aridField-Seeds of every description. Note -Books, Pocket Books, Purses, Diaries,*
somewhat
softened by- the intruding and by whichit would "be converted into' '
'The
Above
are
A/ticles
"' prepared exclusively^"
should soon have an oppor- potassa,"would occupya muchlarger space
by thought 'that I
Pocket Companions, Albums, CardCases, at the
work for lightRailways,atRiverton,^ r . "
Taylor-Brothers,, the largest tunity of, cremation: the renoains of -an than would go into an "Imperial pint
"BRUCE HEEALD" OFFICES,
Apply to the Manags^ ;on^the.-Wo|ks,
manfacturers in Europp, and etrehim'ain. ..At 30, minutes past 9p.m.' measure." Though it' is said that H. T.
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took the
curious that no suchname appears in
world. Steam Mills, Brick' Lane, [My wife expected,event far more calmly itis
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h:
bad
and on the following the "British Medical
than I
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London. (
fa,r
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Argas/
had
co.
as
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\. sfuesday, August 18, 1874.> -,-
3
Amusing.
ThePower of Drink.
Defective Memory.
danced about the room in quick ; Btep,
finished lady rider of good figure Up, is
holding
the
withher
head
thrown
back
quite a thing of beauty. Ladies/of darker
"
the 'Forbes cup all the timeih her mouth."
or brunette complexion, on the other hand, Mr Cooley's memory is exceedingly : The 'following; is related by
"
That was;
little child who
" a brigHfi
THE LADY EQUESTBIATSV
are certainly better suited as to the color of treacherous and it often gets.Jiim into Times :—That thedemon drink V; still
inquired : Ma,
when
cows
dier do they
'
its r.yiptima. in the most terribly
Perhaps there is'nothing connected their mounts, on rich dark bay, brown, or trouble.
holds
Insurances.
,
-,&
got
he
at
a
o
night;
milky
other
was
tea
>11
the
..The
with the equestrian get-up of a lady more .black horses; And while color should be party at Smith's,
slavish subjection was: proved to us the
l^AJter_Yenus
will
company
and
while
the
haa-iitransed^-rwhat
in which taste; is :&o re- about the last consideration in- buying sat round the suppar table Cooleysuddenly other day by a circumstance which took ■The Court of Queen's Bench has~just= astronomers hare
/ important, orthe;
left that is worth living
.right
youngf
quisite, as in
of
the
not
far
from
A
place
present,
-imporselection
Forbes.
where the other requirements are
decided a question-of- considerable
for*
concluded be would eject a conundrum he
. I,;,^i>
; stamp of horse to carry her in the park,
as
-if the right shade canoe secured with the had heard somewhere, and so,in aninter- student of theology was visited by; an tance to insurers and"-insurance 'offices,
celebrated
A
barrister *yas,in .the habit
"
"
"
'. haying due' regard to the Btyle, figure, other desiderata, *ihen the buyer willhave
man" and a stranger, whocame to to the meaning of the word "'untrue in
saying : I
alwaysstudy tid&JeesiMUty
val
of
said
: I've got a pretty elderly
of
silence,
he
;;
of the rider.'
succeeded insecuring every pointnecessary good conundrum I'd like you to guess. solicit alms. The visitor had all.the the conditions of a policy whioh^tipulated of a case -beforeJDundertake ife"
-andAcomplexion
pretty child, all gushing freshness to give entire satisfaction to the lady who. Can anybody" tell me why a druggist who marks ofadegeneraterespectability about
true statement on the part of
The longest word in theiErigliah lan,and flowing hair, looks well vpon> any ' intrusts to him the responsible task
of pur> keeps his bottles dbwn stairs is like a him, and on glancing at the table of the rtha^an^un
the assured should avoid tbe contract. An guage is smiles, because ther^&^s a mile
"
: horse; whether it is the Pater's -iburjieen- chasing a perfect park hack.
testament and .action brought against theLaw UnionFire between the" first, and last letters,,
Viellb certain -kind of-musician-■?" -Everybodyat student observedia
books
of
a similar character. '\ Ah,", 'an(i;'Life'liißuranpe\.op.mgany-on a policy
stone hunter or one of those -knowing- Moustache," in 'The Queen.'
some
_
The tact being'ascertained tliat'thelady
once Voegiaji to guess .the answer, and said he, "Iused to db^something in that
:L2(Mwfis
iopking shelties from Wales or Exinoor
:resisted by the defendants, ate onionspriiihed her
att a recent
for
Cqbley/sat
a'jmomentrsmiling
there
for
which seem bred on purpose to delight: Death form POisoning by the PresTritly, however, he thought the would line myself once," and on- being requested oh the ground that some 6f the statements, breaoh-'of^prpmise-suifr ill:,ToWil.
Boy
girl,
it,
chapter
or
it is the Burrawang Sap. l rtn'e'''^nsweV-¥eady,';ia iv6rd_er.
to try his.hand at hte read offa
pur little people.
ge'.t
to give it,. inHebraic fluently:and correctly. Putting were untrue: -At the trial the jury found " [ The Griaiyedigger's Remi)&strance^^--(To
light-hearted joyousness arid abandon of
hadibeen4nb fraud on thej part Sir H.1 Thompson). , „ '!-,-'.'. ;
and
intense
alarm
be
had
to his
found that
testament; he took up "Paley's .that there
the
down
the little rider that js taking,/especially
"
plaintiff
(the person beneficially
of
the
forgotten it."' He began to feel warm. He
be thieving;
when they ride, as most do, with.perfect
r JWho are you, to
The
Kangaroo Galley correspondent of thought the subject over with all his Evidences," and remarked that he knew interested in the policy), but.that two of
'
The
sexton's
bread
?
pooi*
freedom and absence of apparent effort. the" Shoalhaven JOfewa 'i writes asfollows : .might and he nearly had theanswer several something of that author-too, and by way the statements:made by the assurediwere
How can we earn aJiving';;,;O<Jknow nothing' of
By cqntrast/.in i&ci, I
I
have to record a fatal case of poison- times, but it always eluded him. ..Then he of proof handed the book across the table, untrue to herJcnowledge, especially as to
If you urn our dead?
. the kind more, charming than the per- ing, which occurred here ,on Saturday" became warmer,and theperspiration began and repeated the first 'chapter jfrom/ consumption being in her:family;: { The
land agent in Colorado remarked to
memory. Astonished, his interrogator
: formance of-/-the self-possessed little lady last. Mr John Walker, a, farmer in the
Judge upon ttiisidirected a verdict anAinquiring
emigrant that vallithat was
now; andagain striding along Valley, was about three or four weeks to stand out upon his .forehead. .The offered him a home and an income for learned
who appears
'
one after -the other, twelvemonths provided he would refrain for the company,-^esMvingithe^qujßstion
company
gave
lip
it
to
make
the place a paradise was a
r
needed
spanking
weight-carrier.
farm,
great
Upon a
ago cutting up burrawangs pn:his
"'in thei
"
as they did so each one asked Cooley from, drink. -But the power of intem- whether the word "untrue
:
climate,;
comfortable
water., -andj: good
Insuch cases; the bright little ridpr so when he somehow got pricked in\. the and
to
liedge
theknow
what,the answer was. Coolay smiled a perance was too strong on the j)oor meant ".wilfully untrue
,isneededia the
"That
isall
that
society.
captivates us '-'that we ignore'proportion thumb by- oneofHhe* sharp points of the ghastly
' plaintiff or merely untrue in point infernal regions," .was the reply?!; :r.
kind of smile as if he was keeping victim, and he was forced to admit that, of the
and the fitness of things.in-our admiration burrawang. He took little notice of the it;
anjd
argument,
court,
.after
ih'e
singular, althoughbroughtup respectably* educated 'of facf;r
As two of our ohildren-'were^playing
of the pleasrag vision flashing, gaily past puncture at the time and went on with back to torment them ; but the peculiar
have decided in favor .of Tthe, latter,con- together
redness
of
his
-face
and
his
■'
howeverj
having
different,
University^
as
at
a
and
numberless
little Jane;gptangryj
and pouted.
us!. AH. this is sister,
"Look out,
his work, using the wounded' hand" to beh.ayibur.attracted, the attentionof everyt
Qe
Chief;Tustice
Lord
Johnny
Jane, or
advantages, he had .so . yielded; to the struction. The
said
to
her
of the little. clean out the hearts of the burrawangs ;
'regards the elder
"untrue iir the' policy meant untrue
take
a
on
your
lips."
to. 11l the;case of a when some of the poisonous sap pene- body, and the more the ladies looked at lancinating influence of, this siayer of word
I'll
seat
there
up
alluded
equestrienne
- younglady of 17 of 18 oner looks for that trated the wound in the thumb. He him the -redder he got, and the more?pV6- Ithousands that, although wanting a home in point of fact, for if fraud;itor 'wilful ;un- " Then,"' replied Jane, quite cured ofher
have
would
'
truth had been intended
pouts,"Til laugh, and you'll fafto£"
fitness of style and size in the::horse so described the sensation of the hand a:s fuse became the perspiration. "Gome, and friends, he could not! accept them if been
so stated./ The word in its ,ordjiiary _ A Detroit gentlemani.j prides
himself on
pleasing to the eye, when the rider is, having;been stung -with- nettles, out' tine MrsCooley^vsaid th© host,," "we are all; ■such acceptance 'necessitated renouncing, sense
meant anything untrue in point of his fine
Out with it even,for -a week, what'he admitted to be
Is,
is"equally
Jew
"arid
his
going-■'gracefully; onipne that sizes jher third day he became very bad, his hand Waiting for the: answeri!"
neighbor
"
fact. In some policies which had come "vainof a fine coach dog. The dog worries
Cooley, we can't his curse.
.well,and bends (as,;Mr Rice expresses it) ;and aria having by this time-become Cooley,"said another.
beenj
wordsused'
had
court
the
before the 1" "
the life "out of chicke.ns. A few daysago the
"like a wiUbw wand/■;'.'.-while it is toithe inflamed, swollen, and very,painful. ;He.. be happy untilwe have the answer to'that
". fraudulent or wilfiillyr untrue;" Here
'last, degree unpleasant to behold adijttle started to go to Kiama'for' medicaTadvice, -tjonundrum," remarked a 'third. Cooley
owner
of the dog received the following
Comet.
The
it was not so, andi the object was> that the:Inote:— " Friend,r—
given millions at that moment
You keep dogs. I
■^ lady/t riding :the higb; horse^' or 'doing but he had not gone f*r from his house would have
they
shouldknow;
|he sort ofrisk
Company,
been hidden in the bowels of the
keep
chickens.
If
my chickens worry
: penance upon* "a gaunt animal^ whose beforehe fainted, and had to be carried to have
but of sight. At last he
The Victorfari Government astonomer, were taking,, which.they could only do by- your dogs, shoot 'em."
-proper place is in^ the cranks of 'the back sind put to : bed/ Dr J Tairaht;!was Mammoth Cave
"
true
point
in
of fact.
; can; be senttfor,and upon arrival' found that he exclaimed; The— ab>-the ah'-^-the fact ithas beeii stated, says the 'Argus,' in- means of statements
'■' - military.
Vice \versd,^nothing
A Kench, paper points out how the
'
,
th,e
i: moire ungainlyX^than:
is
affair-^that
is
oonundrum
of
that—rthe
'woman,!
tall
arm
any
~&^
relief The"
clines
to the belief that the comet which
passion
gambling
was:toolate to afford
this country is
honor, is a joke. recently' made
inParlianierit. shown for,the fact, in
prbpoirtibna, riding a. weedy, had swollen three .times the usual size,<■ -r-the.whole, thing, your it,
,even . in., wedding
is
not Temperance
appearance
its
|>y
your
honor."
narrow,' blood-like animal, with no and the doctor lanced itin several places, There is no. answer to
notices, itis necessary
to state
that there
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one ■■" would but failed to obtain." blood; the flesh Then everybody said they didn't see any- identical with Coggia's comet, discovered
moret -substance -than
■'
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TheHouse ofCommons oftheDominion are "-rib cards:''
"
;in' a couple of deal boards appeared like a piece of liver,' and It&e thing very-amusing about jokes of such a at Marseilles oh April V7. From the
A cynical writer r-aejfi: Take a com,: badly< sorewed together. "Gariainly horses thumb had rotted* away. The deceased character, and Smith frowned ; while' following letter, however, written to the of Canada passed a resolution on the Ist
boys chasing butterflies j put
:pf:
intoxieatlrig'liquor^
pany
should
(particularly with fashion and action) are lingeredingreat a^ony forabout ten days Cooley heard the man next to his neighbor London 'Mair ;by MrJ. R. Hind,' a April that no
cqats on the boys, and turn
Souse.
tailed
"
precincts
longof
the
,
sold
within
the
be
bo difficult ro fiad/eyeQ. ait fabulous,prices, and then became insensible,remaining; 50 say,, that he, Cooley, mustbe drunk. Then recbgnised
astronomical authority, in It was objecfed that members wouldham the butterflies mto_dollars,.and-you-have
rose
the
and
(onCooley
suddenly
]io|i
over-nice,
>-"'■ that; it wilt
from
table
j.
death,,
always do to^be
which took place
up to his
"
for the comet's appearance to go to saloons outside the building and. abeautiful panorama;ofithe:wcofld."
. br^ turn ajvay orie^na^, while- he ;'is not Saturday evening,last. Mr Walker leaves .bolted, out. through..the frontdoor.- About which,the^time
1
1 in in the southern hemisphere is fixed at might not be forthcoming when wanted,
The Sketching Season. Artist (clean"Yards,
hours
after
while
be
was
; :j^sit.;.wh'aVon6'-:'FQAi<l;: desire;to
two
a widow andnine children mourn tbieir
1
voted,
against
the
resoluing
but
no
member
his palette) : "Uncommonly obliging
pdSßeßse.3 a presentable' amount of formr loss. r Dr/Tarrant secured .one of the bed, he all at once-remembered the answer/ about the 2Otb July, there seems every
.-}'■■'
'-.-"■
person
your ~maßter, the farmer ! I
tion.
went
around
instantly
time
a
man
he
"arose
and
l
yias
who
reai
it
with
him
and
burrawangs,
Coggia's
At the same
and took home
reason to believe thatit is
comet
permission, andnesaid I
asked
his
might
■j' good
doorbell
ringing
the
..... j :?. to Smith's.^. After
taste and a quick eye, "and who 'is!in for examination.
which has been -Ilie subject of observation
paint my picture in "the* middle of''his
Traffic.
Railway
put
:
old
head
horses,
hour,
Otago
ladies'
has
for
half
an
Smith
his
Selecting,
habit
of
the
field, and stop as -long as oyer
liked !
* rl
out of the bedroom window.
"I know it lately :
-opportunities- of suiting his clients whish
"
Scientific
Advancement.
-Most
I"toustsayy
courteous^
if'*
by
Coggia
Sir,— A comet discovered M.
now," shouted Gobley'; Iknow it j it's
seldom occur to non-professional men. It
of the Otago Railways I
was doing him "a l
instead—
l&y6r
s
because he has.a vile-in-cellar !" "Go to at the observatory of Marseilles on April The total earnings
;, is the 'exerQHe^of-'tac.t^add. judgment on '
-;
ultimo amounted "Suffolk Carter :o"Wh?6oine ;6' course, so
/ such occasions . that 'produces the satjsAn ingenious gentleman in the city thunder !",.ejaculated Smith, and he shut 17 has now become apretty bright object, for themonth ending 31stamount,
made
y'
Wh'yeaou
kip
That
was
do.
crows
off."
lOd,
the^
and went back to and towards the endof the present month to £3592 13s
factory ensemble, a lady's hack, while he (says a San
' Francisco paper) has been the window with a slam,
apduring
days
July
lady
the
first
ten
of
follows
:—
A
askedMr
Johnson
if
he
Cooleys
speak
upa3
don't
and
liked
should be able tojump neatly; and cleverly, earnestly employed for some monthsiri bed. And now the
children.. "Don't know," ma'am,"
"
to the Smiths, and old Cooley carries the pears likety to be the most conspicuous Passenger traffic to and from Dunshould possess several qualiiies .which we perfecting aninvention for walking on the
that, crabbed old gentleman;
edin, Port Chalmers, Green
answered
"never tried
neither look for nor require in .a,buuter. water,,which will no doubt prove ;of- answers to his conundrums written to his body of the kind which has visited ub Island,
:
and Cayersham (15,500
'em j amnot an ogre."
when brought into shirt-cufE*, when he goesinto company, so within the past ten years.
A free bold walfi is indispensablelin fact, iminense importance
'
£1231 13 9
passengers)
half-past
11,
before
the
expected
night
apparatus
is
Last
at
generalutility.
be
a
The
as
to
be
certain
that
he
will
have
them
"Who
was
the
Flat?— "Portaw," said a
properly
tbjat
called hack
no,horse.can
traffic to and from do. (4731
moon rose, the comet was distinctly G-oods
travel in marshy districts, when they are wanted.
?ias'not this pacein perfection. An animal to facilitate
975 1 6 newly-fledgedEnglish commercial traveltons)
, the delightful recreation of
visible to thenaked eye. In the telescope Excess luggage charges
21 6 6 ler to a railway porter at Guthrie Junc/that sometimes drags bis toe a bit on the introduce
40 15 0 tion one day, "what does p.m. mean?"
it has exhibited an almost stellarnucleus, Parcel traffic
...upon the placid
hard' road may, nevertheless, be' a'first- moonlight promenades
TeaclilaagParliament to
39 14 6 "It means
Chalmers -wharfage
Jbay, and it willprobably
which has on several occasions become Port
punctual to a moment, sir
rate performer over a
...Bat surface of theindispensible
Turtle.
Passenger traffic to and from InverCateii
twilight
evening
some
safeguard
perceptible
to
in
the
be
found
an
action,
a
of
that's what it means," was the reply.
and delivery
'Springy, icorky
cargill, Bluff, Winton and Woodas
time before the surrounding nebulosity. lands (3196 passengers)
519 0 6 "Ah, indeed," responded\ the bagman,
the foot well, to'/ theitoof, the consequence' voyagers against such contingencies
degree
is
a
tail
about
a
ship's
present
sea,
a
whole
crew
There
at
traffic
from
do.
"foundering
at
Goods
to
and
(3029
Large
portions
Polynesian
;and
of
the
rather taken aback by the sharpness of
Hibjßrty
'suppleness
of the
of peirfect
765 2 1 the Forfarian, " and what does a.m.
tons)
passengers thus being enabled to Papers presented to Parliament by Mr in length.
..knee and shoulder'joiats, are absolutely and
The star 43 in Camelopardce will form
mean?" "a.m. means any minute we like,
/necessary to- constitute^ a safe roadster. disembark with their light luggage and Yogel read like parts of .tales of travel
a
matter
an
journey
continue
their
afoot.
As
excellent guide to finding the comet
Poetry.
sir ; buthere's the station master coming,
be so
Select
the
aQitwal
should
At the same;time,
and adventure, and are most interesting during the ensuing fortnight. It is the
'
is
the
course,
"Woodward's
Gardens
I
of
and
daurna be seen-speaking to passenas
to
in
his
hocks
sound and weli-formed
place for the first exhibition of outside the object with which they were northern of two stars, of the fifth magnigers. G-ude day, sir," The representai.eriable l&ini to flex those joints with esse. proper
ME
RAPupon all our charts and C'EST UNE FEUILLE QUI
tive of a.Xondon housed said *that the
Addto the above that the horse should be this innovation, and. theinventor of this presented. Take for instance the follow- tude marked
PELE QCJE J'AHMEJ.
The comet follows the star in
porter deserved a shilling for sharpness j
,' thwoujrhly well mannered, well-broken,, water-walking apparatus is already under ingdescription of turtle catching at the globes.ascension,
and will be near its
right
with the indefatigable caterer GallapagOß
love.)
but he was too meanto give him one.
('Tis a Leaf that Reminds me I
and balanced..all round, and you have engagement
Islands :
promoter of
or declination during the period
public
parallel
to
amusement
and
secured
as
to
A public orator once prefaced his
important
points
several
By J. M. Perkier.
There are several ways of catching named. An ordinary night glass will
education. The
with "My friends, letus say'a few
speech
pleasant hacking in your horse's walk. science and popular
work was so far completed that the turtle, but the most usual is to watch for suffice to identify it in the absence of the It is colorless, withered, uncomely,
we begin." This ia about
words
before
regards
trotting,
again
freedom
and
As
expected to give his them at night. When they are taken moon;or, very roughly, it maybe found A leaflet in nought but the name;
tp the chap who took a short nap
equal
.;ttue delivery of the foot constitute safety, ingenioua gentleman
day,
during
generally
by
surpristriangle
the
it is
near the vertex of an isosceles
of Why Itreasure it still, shall Itell you ?
the present week
before he went to sleep.
:Very,high action in hacks— rthe palling initiatory experiments
-J
manager of the ing them while they are asleep on the which animaginary line from the northern "
days
and
for
three
the
"
une" feuille gui me rappele que
furore,
of gardens,
C'est
Might
andMain.—
-LordCharles
iip the kriee-^fhaa been a^ great
Somerwater.
On
thoseoccasions
Major
to thePole
with his assistants, wereengaged surface of the
of the Pointers inUrsa
j'aime
late years
set was telling a long istory abou^,his
' jamong the fashionable habitues
the practice is, so soon as the turtle is
the base, the comet being
of; 'theV pa^k: :It is ; a. matter ot ;taste; in..the effort to entice the sea lions out of discovered, for several persons to go out Star forms
walking in the woods at Cape
fallen,
horizon,
have
Though
and
itsfbweretsunblossomed
and;opinion, of course ;,butit maybe as the large pond into the smaller pool, to to him in a canoe, and paddle silently between this line and the
Africa, one day, when he came'
suddenly
star.
"Thinking
water to the
from
either
always
same,
appropriate
body
25deg.
that
of
about
me
it
is
the
To
huge
shaggy
well to observe that extravagant action in scientific purpose intimated. The superior alongside, when they seize him and lift
lion.
upon
a
to
determination
of
the
" ran
The accurate
'Twaathe bud of my hopes, and, for ever,
frighten him," said the noble lord, I
«■■";) trontfiis> too -frequently accompanied by
him
on board before he knows what is orbit has presented unusual difficulty, "
to
finally
persuaded
was
platyr-hynchus
me
rappele
gui
que at him with all my might.*' "WhereC'est une feuille
correspondent ieripply going behind. A
the sluice,attendedwith the going on. They are quite harmless, arid although we arein possession of good
j'aime."
is pass through
good deal bf"thieTsdrt of mpv|ement.
upon," said another,-interrupting,
floundering
"
except
in
the
mere
matter
of
nights,
" Just "he
small fry,but a very able-bodied marine
observations of position on 20
of the I"lion
'purely artaficjißl^-^^t; ."gojt;
so,"
and
with
their
with
a night; in your hair Ihad seen it,. ran away with all his mane."
Through
" but him:
striking
flippers,
out
between
equatorial
and
with
Mr
obstinately
-Bishop's
still
refused
remained^
by
horse, but "Icrammed into
,a flame, said his lordship,deliver
a
severe
blow.
It
heavens
they
which
can
when
lit
the
in.
appears
ejectment.
April
4,
yet
his
The
and
it
as.
And
morn
measures for
20
June
devices ,kiiown^to those,:who, sellihim5 all
'%
Magistrates who wish to takelessons in
I
took it, and whispered,
water-walker finally concluded to risk the is very rare for them to attempt to bite. unsafe to ventureupon any prediction of Unresiated
;^aiaiirto the eye1 of a^really good/ judge;of chance
sleeping, and he the comet's exact path in the heavens " C'est une feuille gui me. rappele que "suitable admonitions" will find a few
When
a
turtle
is
found
solitary
ofmolestation
from
this
-nothing is moredisagreeable than
/action
be of great size, and but few men to seize when nearest to the earth and sun.
useful hints in the feeling observations
j'aime.."
to, |monarch of the puddle, and preparations
:the ;labored snatching action alluded
';
him,it is usual to harpoon him. Daring Another fortnight may elap3e before this
addressed by a Judge " in Kansas, United
'
all
in
experiment
for
his
were'
order
:
firet
cherish,
t the horse "fighting the air," whije he
You are gone, and no vows can I
season
these
creatures
are
breeding
the
to a prisoner theother dayyreported
satisfactorily.
tight
State?,A
'-was
bedone
rope
yesterday.
stretched
can
gains little ground to the front. In across.the railing surounding.
thu3 much the Yet no promises broken remain,
very careless of their safety; they are
however
in
one
of
the local papers ;," Brumley, you
say
pond,
the
I
majj
-tlberefore,
if
selecting ,a/ hack for a lady,
T trust, whilst I
fondly remember,
congeries, and, under certain perihelion passage will occue in the And,
found
in
arean
scouudre],you
the
entered
the
and!
.man
of
science
infamous
he show's "a lot of "up action," be sure he enclosure and,adjusted his apparatus. It circumstances,exhibit no, sense ofdanger, second week in July,and the comet,after " G'est une feuille gui me rapp^le que villain ! Yon bain.'t got& singleunredeemed
redeeming
Jeave,
can travel freely with/it ; if not,
the
presence
6v
to
from
of
escape
j'aime."
Your,
desire
in
these
latitudes
conspicuous
your
cases
attached
to
his
truit
in
character.
wife and
becoming
metallic
in consisted^of
him.: A horse with plenty of length
man. When several turtles are in this inthe constellation Lynx as it approaches
family
with
l sandals, and filled with 'some
wish
we
had
sent
to ,the
you
feet
and;
best
not
hope
prove.fleeting,
my
And
should
'the right^place^ and well balanced
state, a like number of men, having the perihelion, will be seen to advantage
It
descriptionbuoyant
Penitentiary.
-of
substance.
.
This
is
the
fifthtimeI
have
Should I
callyou minemore than inname,
■imouthed, is certain'to canter pleaaaritly|
might have been hydrogen, or' even the approached them in a canoe, will jump at thjß, observatories of the southern
me, and you have pat ma
before
you
had
whispered
'as
I
regards;
iand sinootulyi-^ Thus much
We can think of the tioae when
ordinary kind of gin, as far as the results overboard and lay bold of them thus : hemisphere about the 20th of July.
to more trouble than your" neck!isi worth.
"paces. The//,next:/..grea^cp"nsideratipn-'.is. I[demonstrated. The scientist bad jusfc the man gets on the back of the turtle,
a very "C'est une feuille gui me sappele que
comet
makes
The
orbit
of
this
J've exhorted and. prayed, over you long
j'aime."
qualiiy Inpureb/asing a horse, alady or placed bis "curious floats in the watery and takes hold with hishands of the front close approach to that of the planet
enough,
you ecoundren Justgo hbm|and
her /adyisers- shpuld^^carefully consider the balancing himselfby clinging to the rope,: of the shell, just behind theneck. This Venus soon after passing from the north
take one glimpse of your> fatnilyy and Beoff
indrvidualityj'of --therider. A highly bred; when thelarge animal mentioned was. seen' preventshim from ■"sounding," that is to to the south side of the ecliptic.
TINY RILL.
in short order !:-Don't let's ever hear of
/ horsey-fall iof courage,?freej alUfor^goingi gliding warily
direction, To swing: say, going down head foremost, as a turtle
am, Sir, your obedient servant,
inhis
I
you ogam. The grand jury have rfound
Melody.
(as it is termed); however wellbroken byj himsfllf on
alarmed,
A
pre
if not
Chinese
J. E. Hiiro
was the »vork.of .an; will always do when
rope
the
two other indictments. ag^instypu, butI'll
is;
"
—
pigskiii,
thebestman who ever^crossed
instant-,.-, and a feat that- was no more vented, as in this case he is effectually by
Mr Bishop's Obse: vafcory,
"Bubbling Spring had a daughter the discharge yoa on your own recognisance
"
5
no inoiint for alady yho is jßven occa-j ;speedily -than judiciously" accomplished.; the weight of the man on his back. He
Twickenham,June 5clear Tiny Kill,"
and, ifI
oatch you in this neck^of,woods
eionally^^ deficient|,innerve,-.however good- Unfortunately for the inventor, be was; is tlius quite helpless, for he has no idea
Who scarce couldhave been an inch wide; to morrow morning at daylight^I'll sock
she'may be^ otherwise. At the same timej
with asup£rsaous length of codt-: of getting fid of his rider, except by divCup Dance.
A
When
she longedfor a change, so she gtols you right pquere into gqal, and.bump, you
there, are no..end of lad^ equestrians; Equipped
be
v tail For bucK a situation, and the,ferbci;6uB; ing-head firsts and allows himself to
'
:
r
off to Jeffersonville in less than no 'time,
tpj
down the hill,
good
as
physique is so
steered in any? direction his captors may
*" whosenerve and:
monster
aHje^
was
-to
clinch
.ibeliacum-:
a
gives
description
Charles Gr. Leland
of And trickled away.from "Spring's" side.j you infernal scoundrel !If ever I
catoh
enable them to bUnior the impetus! brance in his tusks.. For somßhmomentsi choose. 'Thush© is brought up alongside
;
1
you crossing your fioger at a man, woman,
the dancing of the Egyptian, girls, in "
vhottest;:
"
osity^
of
the
Horse
hprsa
canoe,
of
the
and
hoisted
into
it
without
and;
on the rope
he qhronicles the preformance of Tiny Rill ran away with no thought of or child; white man or niggeVTPff sock
"and'1- riclvr (togetheiv
iheuch cases arej there wasa fearful surging:
J 'ButJ in playing
*
this little which
: " '<"
spinal; columpj and \v resistance!
"
_\..:i. 'r
] youright square into the jug- I,:Stand"'tfp>
person, declaring
one
it to be
fear* .
.:■"..
young
"just!Reflection In/theniajprity;of cases,; on the Professor's thait^e'very
" plaeiug
which.,
"
r so simple, there are
seemed inevitable
thinw woultl game, thingsseem
a
a
aays,
cup,
;
quite
poem."
you scoundrel, while Ipass sentence da
He
And
careless
of
llfd^eyjßr7'tlieng.h'|'/t^ing is to avoid frothy g6
wh^kshehad done 5
which it is necessary to; symbolic
by theboard]until this garmentfinally j several
temptation
ground
cf
on
the
excitable; horses as ladiesf; hacks ;; and,
free,
bright
face,
She
was
her
'
.
and
y?r.,.,,'. :,
is,
t^j.w
turtle in
the }.shoulders, 'wiih'... a\ know. One of thenia that aman
danced roundit in a style which was
,
she
andclear,
:
whiie always demanding symmetry and; gave? wsfy. :iinider left;
r
very:
water
can
cut
naked
the
the JProfes^or!bangr
Spanish, turning the body and Gleamedand glistened againin the sun.
tewific ren'tj and
Steangbbs paying a_visit to Dunedin are often,
freet movement, to make sure of docility. ingequirrel-fashion
: perfectly
in hi3coafc sleeves^ Thei dangerously f with his flippers ; another
sinking
low
great grace and exquisite
_
at a los§ to know, whatis the best establishment
*
*
and;
heighlagoin
vital
w^th
turtle;
*
*
Substance
are
to
avoided
is
to
catch
the
thing
be
#
to visit for the purchase of drapery and clothing, '■art. The cup appeared to exercise a
cpnsideiratipns.i)The buyer should always sea lion returned<- to the attack, and for a ;j by $he tail. God help the
m#n };hat; terrible fascination,a^d sheseemed'afraid Pat your face down to hers your hand Herbert,Havnes, and Co:effer specialadvantages
Manager
:
havein hisrecollection the stature, style of time- the coDflic v was furioup,so,
no better than to do
for the
to the public that can be met with nowhere-elife
and his/assistant batUirigdesper- knows
merely dip
figure, and general 'contour^ of the .lady Andrewi3
reptile will in that case instantly shuthis to drain it. The fear wasperfectly acted.
inthe city. They keep at ail times ihe largest and
1
for;tbe;;cau3e
and
stones
her
pql^s
ately
times,
with
without aid from
arms In her bosom-^-aclear draught to quaff ;, best assorted stock of e-Fery class of goods, imfor, whom he is 'purchasing, and, as near as
body,:
ha:will hold; the; man's Fivealmost; lay
lion striving jfbr the; hand as tight as /though
on the ground ,with her She wouldslip through your fingers,or glide ported direct froio^heheading manufacburers.and
vice, she
maybe,match her/veell-with a hprsewhose of science,anil;thSsea;deprayedi
it
were
ina
appetite.
beingbougMeiii
dalylng vpth the edge,and
"warehouseia.ea at home,
lips just
ifprrnationas' to substance corresponds with gratificatipn^ pfvbis;
by your lip,
'
andi diving heaol foremost^ will* take him thirsty
tirely uppneftsh t4ra33, tKeyrare eriable'd to ofiey
then rising swept on in the danc§, wd Ripplingoff with a silvery laugh.
the feir burthen he is;intendedVto carry. TheCwater wajkef -was finaUy rescued and down to the bottom; of the sea.
beequalled
goods of such stapling value as
'thrilled; and shivered, an.d turned, and
Oojojr, top, >i?1 to >considered,^although pulleds in over the railling!, vand;after' the
by any! efcherhbuee in the'trade.- EVevy arfeicla
'bop>t
ujorister
;
"
"
had'g^llowedbis
sank again. The sixth time shehad comin; stock /isanarked: at a fi^^-prioB 'fi»;'refaciy
"perfiaps of least account. NeyerthelesSvit enraged^
sock?, it resumed itfeiacoußtomfed dpcilis His Demand, A -Sacramento dealer in" pleteted a circle, andhadnot longto resist, Bubbling Spring mourned her absence money, from ■which no 'abatement
ia evermade, '
iscertain that a^ lady who is;a blonde:as to and
for long dreary years,
so-that the mostinexperienoedbuy their;goods w
hair oil, who sold on the principle of no she approached the cup with throbs and
complexion' will appear to grea|er jad- deportment. The;tiate^ofthe pei:t;^p«;t: cure,
the samepiiceß.B? the.best judges.;,J;Their terms '
no pay," has sued one of his bald* pauses, and tben, without usingher^ands And dajly He weeps for her still;
vantage on a; bright chestnut or;/light bay mjant'i^'npjL yeXiaMo'unceicl^:'^.^':, %:■<■.::;
are— net cash,
without discount,or reiuotion<$i
headed customers, and the latter demands lifted it from
,ground with,her lips For what are all rivers and streams but the any'kmd; '- JL fuHe* I^escnpfci^
latter
hp^ge^or^^^grey^gains^^hich
b'ald-he&de;d
'-^
jury,
aff^sherose,
and,
tears"
it
the
be foundin anadvertisement on aso^fr p«f f- tf
boibr s 'mtujb:-Iprejudice, however, exists, !;.What;i is the'opposite 40 loVOa,itt a tried by bis peers, in order that he'may alone^'drainirig
tragedy of temptation being over, merrily « Spring sl»edj| for %Job* «Ti»y PiU ?"
be
ccrttage F War i^#'fjb^^
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Tuesday, August 18, 1874.
T H E BB U 0E HEBAtD.
4
pbcted fromScottatKl. We quote fir-»t oias3
draughts L65 to L9O, medium do, L3U to
L45; gobd'hacks and light harneps horses,
*
A EOK6E pAPSTICI, *L*>&
BROTHERS,
WANTED.
1
to L3o| medium do, Ll2 to LlB ;light
83
AND
O
CO.,
DUTHIE
Tjl
"^XPBTICK,
. & SALOMON,
and inferior, L4
to LB.
Wool =— By theOmeo^heLondontelegrams
and IMPORTERSAND M&ROHANIS,
ACCOUNTANT, &c.
"PLOUGHMAN,
-290 Acres at Pomahaka, allfenced,
FIRST
to
Hold Sales of Sheep Skins, Tallow -Ac.
CLASS
\
under date 2nd instant, report:■'*.A.t the
HIGH-STBEET,
Offices :
partially improved. A " good
'
Liverpool wool sales prices advanced-^d per
EVERY SATURDAY.
furrow,
plough.
work
a
Good
double
HOTEL;
DUNE»IN,
Opposite the WHITE HORSE
opportunity for a settler^ :
Ib. The arrivals for nextLondon woolsales
Advanoes made onthe Incoming Clip of wool
Hareon Sale—
amount to L226,000 bales. Prices firm."
wages.
>M. BROWN, &CO.;
MILTOtf;
for sale here, or for shipment to London..
BERLIN WOOL
Sheepskins:r-At our weekly sale there
Apply
to
Dunedin.
BEUSHWASE
was
a very full; attendance of buyers, and
;
COMBS
FOE SALE.
piAPSTICK, DUTHIE A]SD CO.
DAVID CORSAN,
jobtained, were,"satisfactory. Station
'
prices
j
S
A L El—
OABINETWAEH
have for sale—
skins rangedfrom isj.4d...to, 43 Ideach. We
'
Tj^ O R
CLOCKS
Meadowbank.
A N Hotel withStore attached, ona main did not offer any green skins.
including,20
CUTLERY v
Kaitangata,
200 BagsCockafootseed
at
cres
Hides are in good demandat present We
.
ISO 4
ELECTRO-PLATED WARK
ANTED, a LAD for Pithead.—
line of traffic, doing a good Cash offered 100 medium toheavy weights, which
20 Bags Italian ryegrass seed
|
acres good Bash^ang, having a
HARDWARE
were quitted atirdm17s 9d to 19s 9d for
\ 1000 lb. whitecloverBeed
JEWELLERY
seam of Coal equal to any in the
1 Apply RIVERSDALE Coalpit.
Business.
omedium, up to 23s 6d fur ; heavy. Heifer
JDEATHEEWARE
Apply
to
.'
.
skins fetched3s 6d to 6i 3d.
500 lb.alsyke do. do.
District. This Propertyis within
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
J. A. HENDERSON.
River,
Clutha
Tallow is in fair request, but ;very little
chains
of
the
OPTICAL
GOODS
rapeBeed
CLOVEE SEED. One
1000 lb.
a few
iTTTHITE
suitablefor
shipment,is offering. ,We sold
PATENT
MEDICINES
~
shilling per pound, .warranted good
SIXPENNY READINGS.
15 Cases Campbell'sdippingcomposition
and will be connected with the
several lots as. follow:— L23sper yfcon for
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
PERFUMERY
and sound.
inferior ;L2B 10s toL29 per ton'for medium,
Main Southern Trunk Railway;
APSTICK, DUTHIE, AHD
SADDLERY
WHITE,
H.
up to L32 for superior mutton. ..
v,
CO^,;
Readings
BROWN,
&
of
the
above
WM.
SecondSeries'
hav6 the followingProperties for Sale
STATIONERY
Grain:—The 'market; is quiet, without
"
Nursery
Seedsman,
"—
,
and
Priyftt* Treaty
i
Dunedin...
TOBACCONISTS' SUNDRIES
will'be held at the Volunteer Hall, on material alteration' in quotations since last
TOBACCO AND-CIGARS
Milton. Tuesday, the 18th inst.
week.v Wheat: Prime qualityis worth4s 9d
5000 Acres uf Freehold Land
TESTAS: BELL AND BLACK'S
to 5s per bushel ; medium, 4s 3d to 4s 6d.
NOTICE.
WATCHES, &c.
"TTTANTED,Three or Four Active Youthß
do»
Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock Barley :Good maltingsaleable at 4s 9d to 5s
3000 do«
punctually. ' ,
■■.'-.per bushel; inferior, 4s to 4s 6d. Oats in
been
one
Bullock
have
HEIFERS and
do
«
do
not under 15 years.
2000
fair inquiry at 43 %o\4s.2d for feed, np to 4a
running in my Paddock for; two Sole AgentsinNew Zealand for A. Harrold's
to
kindly
has
offered
assist.
Clapcott
Mr
4dfor'prime milling sainpleß.
claimedonor beforethe PHILADELPHIA LIME JUICE AND
Unless
monthapast.
»
do
d
o
A^ply
-1700 .'
sold to cover;
BROOKES,
same
be
28th
inst.
the
will
THOMAS
GLYQEEINE FOE THE HAIE.
"
:"
W. M. WHITE,
The'above Properties are situate withina
MessrsiJand A Macleak #eport, for the
' eXpenSeß<
'Secretary.
; radius of 10 Briles of-Milton.
FARQUHARSON,
week ending13r,hAugust as follows:
Also, Sole Agents for the _„
JOHN
"
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Pottery
Steam
Works.
'Xi Thff2ooo acres'can be sold or leased with
Fat,Cattle,— The market wa3 very largelyNorth Branch, Tokomairiro. CELEBEATEB NUTRITIVE POMADE.
.
17th August, 1874.
supplied x>n >Wednesday, over 200 head
a purchasing clause.
r Tullprrticulars by applying to
WANTED KNOWN.
.;
yarded,and. as the supply last week
':, -V ' : .SO IB E.E. .'■,■""" : being
SELL OR LET, about 2000 Acres of
&,Co.
was very inferior the trade had very few on
SHIPMENTS
BY
CAPSIICK,
DUTHIE
EVERY
Iv <
EEGULAE
i
about
4
miles
from
Land,
first-class.
band,, consequentlynearly every lot was dis*
SUI TS, SUIT S, SUIT Si
VESSEL DIEECT FEOM EUEOPE.
Auctioneers,
."
,'.a<
,'\- SOIREE! in connection with the Order posed of at prices fully equal to last week's
''
'
Milton.
:.■-,"■■")
J
'
Tokomairiro.
PECTAL BARGAINS this week at the -f*-~. of Sons of Temperance, will be held rates, Our sales consisted of 30 head on
4.
''*
The landconta'.ns a good watersupplyat a
Br:OT H E R S,
E
A
V
E
E
B
B
Manchester, {louse in ■ Men's Tweed in the VOLUNTEER HALL, Milton,; on account of Messrs Nichol, Wallace Clark and,
1
supplying
"to, Ll2 for
CO.; highlevel, andis fully capableof
others, which realised from L8
AND
DUTHIE
;
V'IXPSTICK,
ON,
O
M
Suits
and Crimean Shirts.
■.
;
& SAL
/
"
TUESDAY, the 25th inst.
acres
of
-Ij7
bullocks,
about
100
and
from
to
LlO
by
Treaty—
Private
and
it
has
also
EDW.
STEWART.
2s
6d
for cows.
Milton,
have
for
Sale
\J
'■'-'■■'
High-Street,
' '
}
We quote reallyiprime be^ef 27ai 6d to 32s 6d
table at half-past 6 o'clock.
Tei
oh
the
approached.
HI.,
easily
7,
goodbush,
block
Clarendon
very
2of
' "Section
Dtxnediit.
per 1001b;mediumand inferior, 20s to 255.
'"TOKOMAIEIRO GEAMMAE
c district, containing4o acres (more
Also,For Sale, a3-Ton Cart Weighbridge.
" '
Fat Sheep.— -About i.OuO of all sorts were
Programme:
Evening's
.'
"',
less)"
.
or
SCHOOL.
sub-division.
penned,
KAITANGATA
EOAD
BOAED.
the greater proportion ot'|which.were
in
Smith's
KaiTwo
Quarter-acres
111,
block
10,
Also;
'
.»:
Section lof
Installation of Officers, by the Rev. Dr prime quality cross;breds,; and-realised full
*
containing
apply
40
to
Itangata district,
Forfurther particulars,
from 22s to 23s
willbe receiveduntil the28th Roseby, assisted by Messrs Jago and rates; viz., for^cross-breds,;
)Acres (more or less), contiguous
«.'.,
UN
WILLIAM BLACK,
"VTOTICE. is hereby given that the mENDERS
each; second qualitydo, lOa to.14a; tnerinos,
s
and
Amateur
Vocal
Graham.
Professional
JHouse
Building
to Messrs ? White and Finch
!
the
Rector's
inst.,
for
-*-' Annual Meeting of the Kaitangata
63 to 10s. <*ur sales consisted of. 295
Parsonage,
havCelebrated Coal Mine, and
-w
at Milton, according to Plans and Specifica- and InstrumentalMusic.
crossbreds at above quotations; We also «
running
icoal
of
Tokomairiro.
be
at
usual
lay
Board,
place
ing'the
same'
Road
will
held
the
'
Addresses on the subject of Temperance, delivered during the week 500 prime quality
to
at
Council
Chambers.
j",l, " l :through the whole 40 acres.
tions
be
seen
the
*
of meeting, Coombe Hay,House, on Wedat market rates. We quote prime quality
viiJ L For farther particulars apply to
The lowestor any tender not necessarily by.several Gentlemen.
NOTICE TO FAEMERS.
crossbred mutton,- 4dper 1b ;do merino, 3d
August at noon.
day
39th
of
nesday,
the
IM ;fi
'..:.:; ■-:■.;■=-■■
accepted.
CAPSTICK, DUTHIE &.Co
to3£d.
The Annual Accounts of the Board will
to Tea and Soiree, 2s 6d.
Tickets
"
Fat
Calves.
Only
a
few
inferior to
- Orto
R.R.JONES,
,
,
to Soiree only,Is.
mediumquality were forward, whichrealised
Draught Horses, be open forinspection f>f the Ratepayersand
Tickets
Entire
Clydesdale
;
nhHE
Clerk School Committee.
from 15s to 30s each, according to quality.
, , Wm. BLACK/ Esq.,
t
others at the same place; for fourteen days
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
StoreCattle. We have afew inquiriesfor
"
12,
August
1874.
,;.'*
Tokomairiro.
from this date.
"WALLACE,"
this description of stock, deliverable next
EDWIN LE3GE, R.S.
month, when we anticipate a good demand
ROBEET CHAPMiN,
ft
TENDERS.
-MONDAY, 24th AUGUST,
for well-bred and grown cattle, which we
AND
Chairman.
ELECTEO* BIOLOGY.
'
"
.quote at— For bullocks, from L
3
10s to L 4
h\
the ERECTION
At 2 o'clock.
wanted
for
mENDERS
Dunedin,
August
Bth
1874.
]0s ; cows, from L2
10s to L3
; mixed
CHIEE,"
10s
-■"MOUNTAIN
(labor
Mr
J.
Martin
of a HOUSE for
<
',
BRUCE, Mesmerist and herds, 40s to 50s, accordingto conditionand
only).
riAPSTICK, < DUTHIE, AND CO.,
Phrenologist will give a Phrenologi- breeding.
Imported fromScotland.
Store Sheep. "Very few lots of this class
' V^ > have received instructions to seU' by
Plans and apecifications to be seen atMr cal afid Mesmeric entertainment in
of sheep are now changinghands. We have
auction, at the Glasgow House, opposite St.
inquiries fir young sheep of various sorts,
The Shetland Stallion.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL, MILTON,
J. Honeyman's residence, Milton, where
Church,' Milton, on Monday, 24th
' John's j
with few offering. For the week wehave no
,
"
August
August, at 2 o'clock
Monday.
recived
till
tenders
will
be
°?
NEW ZEALAND GOVEENMENT
KING TOM,"
transactions of any note to report. We
INST,
comprising,
Stores,
the;
WEDNESDAY,
19th
24th. The lowest or any tender not neces' "
The whole of
,quote— Halfbred ewes, in lamb, 13s tol6a;
LIFE INSURANCE.
Tea, Coffee, Mustard, Pickles,
v
FILLIES,
Bruce is the great Curative wethers, 10s to 12s ;lambs, 7s to 8s ;merino
accepted:
sarily
SHETLAND
Professor
FOUR
Jams, &c,&c.
wethers, 6s' 6d to 7s ; full-mouthed ewes, 5s
Mesmerist, and as a Phrenologist has been 6d
Also,
CLAPCOTT, ESQ., Sub-Commisto;6s.
S.
Clydesdale Draught
Heavy
T
E
N
D
E
E
superior
30
very
most successful in his delineations of
" sioner, will return to Balclutha on
The whole of the valuable Household
Wool and Sheepskins We will holdour
MahoganyChest
Furniture, viz.—
next sale in thebeyinning,of the week, when
'
character.
Mares, a portion of which are first prize- or aboutthe 24th inst., and will deliver a
of Drawers, Cheffonier withBook
we will offer a few odd lots of wooland a
the
a
to
seven,
wanted
for
erection
of
commence
Chairs,
-past
nnENDERS
Doors
at
half
Table,
open
Drawing-room
<
LIFE INnumber of heivywoolledsheepskins.
:
subject
LECTURE
on
the
of
" Case
Victoria.
takers
in
Machines,
"L House,- for Mr Chetham, Milton.
at eight p.m.
Hides, &c, are in bettor demand, and may
2 valuable Sewing
"
his
"
SURANCE,
give
and
selections
from
Worreland Co., and Wheeler and
be quotedat from4d to" 4£ per lb for prime
Now on View at the
READINGS from Popular Authors at Plan and specification to be seen' at the
Wilson's wholecabinetmahogany,
—
salted. We will offer at our next sale a
Seats 2s large
bothin first-class workingorder,
parcel of prime heavy weights, and
Kaitangata, Port Molyneux, Warepa, and Bruce Herald Office, where tenders will Admission Front Seats, 3s ; Back
ROYAL GEORGE STABLES,
Washstands, Toilet Tables, Bedseverallots of prime quality tallow.
SATURDAY,
Clinton.
the
22nd
to
announceCot,
Mattresses,
previous
received
till
be
steads, Child's
"DEFERRING
Grain. ;The marketfdr theweek has been
DUNEDIN,
Fenders and Irons, Dalkeith
The date of each meeting will be adver- August.
very quiet,and fgw lotshave changedhands.
order)
by
pursued
to
Range
splendid
ments, and the course
(in
'
Kitchen
Quotations remain unaltered, viz. :Prime
"*
tised in a futureissue.
Home Washer with Ringer, And selected especially for this Market by.
samples wheat, 4i 6d to 4s 9d ; mediumand
necessarily
not
any
The
lowest
or
tender
"
"
this newspaper for so many years past in the inferior, 4s to 4s 3d; milling samples oats, 43
Boiler,KitchenTables,Cupboard,
"
Cooking Utensils, Crockery ware,
<
MR JOHN TRESTRAIL.
EEMOVAL TO NEW PEEMISES. accepted.
3a to 4s 6d ; good feed, 4s to 4s 3d. We
free insertion to Subscribers of all notices have placed several lots at quotations during
&c, &c.
—
Reserve.
sold
without
ML
D,
centrally
NOTICE.
MRS.
EO
situated new
LET. Those
The whole to-be
the week ; also, several lots of potatoes, at
"
" Premises next the Bruce Herald of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, we have fromL6
103 to L6
16s 6d per ton.
STOREKEEPER,
GENERAL
AUGUST,
WEDNESDAY, 26fch
Shop
or
of
the
owing
to the result
Office, Milton. To be fitted up as a
to give notice that,
'
MILTON,
At 6 o'clock.
THE LABOR MARKET.
HeraldOffice.
Apply
Office.
Bruce
respectfullyto informher customers
A LL Accounts Due to the Undersigned
late case, Dawson v. Mackay, we regret,
Mr Skeue reports that the demand fop
"'
andthe generalpublic of Milton that
NOTICE.
£500 Worth Crockery and Glassware.
3beyond the
futuie, to make a charge suitable people of all kinds i
compelledin
being
supply, and likely to continue. Wages are
are to be paid to Geo. Capstick, whose shehas removedinto larger and more suitable
APPS has opened, a Barber's of Two Shillings and Sixpence for all such as follow: Farm laborers, well up to
premisesadjoiningthe Bruce HeealdOfficeDUTHTE, AND CO.,
ploughing, etc., get from L55 to L65 ; if
"
binding
be
onme.
sell,
by
Receipt
to
will
to
with
6d a head Hair Cutting, 3d
Shop—
where
she
trusts
be
favored
a
conhave received instructions
married, L7O toL75, and LBO. Shepherds
\J
Chapman
Judge
HisHonor
August,
advertisements.
Wednesday,
26th
' public auction, on
for Shaving. Next door to H. &D. Moyes,
tiuuance and increaseof former favors.
and gardeners, about the same. Female
the
National
rooms,
adjoining
"
1874, at their
JOHN M'FARLAJSE,
(Signed)
gee L26, L3O, L35, andL4O, Barremarkedthat Newspapers should charge servantscooks,Mrs ML. takes this opportunityof thank- shoemakers.
of New Zealand
Bank
and housekeepers, from 2Gs
maids,
' ■"' ri
Nurse girls 6s, 7s, and 8s
ing her friends for the patronage received
A Large and varied assortment of
to
30s
week.
per
MILTON.
promerely
CORPORATION
OF
as
a
for these advertisements—
August 13th, 1874.
Crockery and Glassware, conper week.. Office boys 8s and 10s, per week.
years since commencing
during
the
two
past
Tumblers,
■Masons, carpenters, and bricklayers are getsisting ofBasins, Jugs,
business, and hopes by strict attention, TMPOUNDED on the 6th inst., by Peter tection."
ICE.
ting busy, at 12a to 14s per*xliem. Indoor
WineGlasses, Decanters, ChamN
O
T
-*trades, tailors, shoemakers, etc are active,
ber Ware, Vegetable Dishes,
combined with select and suitablestocks at
Jones, Inspector of Nuisances, one
"
Commercial
getting from L3
and Dessert Plates, &c.
5s to L4
at piece work.
.'
moderate charges, to receive a fair share of Chestnut Horse, branded Qf onoff shoulder,
Sturdylaborersare asked for, Bs, 9s, and 10s
&C.
whiteblazeon face, and one Chestnut Horse,
4 LL Accounts Due to the Undersigned publicsupport.
A. Mercer reports for the week ending is going for such. Ships' stewards, cooks,
HIVITED.
shopmen, and clerks are at the dullestlow,
face,
not
whiteblaze
on
two
visible,
15, 1874, retail prices only
August
brand
IN3PECTION
the new address.
Since mylast report, there is little or no but a very short time will bring a demand
Observe
Capstick, whose
foot,
'
impaid
are
to
be
to
Geo.
whitehindfeetand
one
whiteoff
fore
,
Tbbms Cash.
alteration excepting that fresh butter for them.
MRS. M-LEOD,
poundedon thelObh inst., owners unknown stillcontinues very scarce, and butter anybinding
on
me.
Receipt
will be
GROCER AND TEA DEALER,
THE SHAKE MARKET.
for trespassing on Union-street,Milton, and thing like passable, is 2s per lb ;salt butter
N O RE S E R V E.
well
best
cheese
selling
;
Office,
Bruce
Herald
Is
to
and
Bd.,
Next
6d
Is
horses
M.D.,
being
in default of
released the above
(Signed) „ A. WEBER,
Mr Hooper reports that the share market
lOd to Is per lb and nothing but first-rate
/ t TUIBSDAY, Bth SEPTEMBEE.
MILTON.
will be sold at the Corporation Pound, will sell ; side and rolled baconlOd to Is is active and some stocks- are much firmer,
Milton.
Union-street, on Tuesday, the 25th inst., at and in goac-: demand : colonial hams, IsId notably theSouthBritishInsurance.Natiorial
- /^APSTICK, DUTHIE, & CO. will hold
DON'T FOEOET TO CALL
to Is 2dper lb ;beef hams, 7d to B^per lb ; Insurance, Star of the East, and Shotover
12 o'clock noon,
AugustUth, 1874.
their Yards, on
\j'u sale" by auction, at Horses,
boiled hams, 9d ; English hams, Is*4d to Is Gold Mining. StandardInsurance,,National
AT THE
Cattle,
PETER JONTCS,
Gold Mining have
Tuesday,Bth September, of
6d. Eggs are very plentiful, but* in good Bank, and Arrow River
slightly declined. Mosgiel woollen; GreyNOTICE.
Tk/T ANCHESTEE HOUSE
and Hhose parties deßirous of
demandat Is9d per doz.
Pounlkeeper.
and;Sheepi"
particulars,
mouth coal mining, and Walton Park coal
c offeringjtook .willplease forward
Aug.
17,
mining are unsaleable except at very low1874.
so,that they may,be duly announced.
WEEK,
THIS
Messrs. Wright, Stephenson and Co. rates. Of new companies Colonial Bank
having Cattle running in our
T>ARTIES
week ending15th August, as shares, have not been allotted under such
report for the
STEWART, & Ct). "*- Paddocks, at Wangaloa, will, please
"
AND INSPECT THE
follows.
. circumstances /'as applicants ;
.tho.ught they
Fat Cattle.— There was a full marketthis would be; contrary to the general expecta.{Cwtha Bbanch) will hold their removethe same before the 31st August,
GKEAT
BARGAINS
We
sold
on
yarded,
Friday,
week,
being
28th otherwise they will be sold to pay ex200 head
tion, the" number, of shares appliedfor has
'.MonthlySale af their Yards on
account of Messrs. Ensor and Smith, and been allotted. This, to/ some speculators,
IST
"
of—
consisting
o'clock,
Li
penses.
103 to 2 has been rather disappointing, and conseM'-Leish, 120 head at from L6
August, at 2
NOTICE.
"
5. for. cows quently alarge number" 'of shares have been
FLANNELS, SHEETING-S,
ANDREW SMAJLL & SONS,
for Bullocks, and L6
5s to L9
20 Head Fat Cattle
District We quote primebeef30s to32s 6d.per 100 lbs; sold below, par. .The prospectus" of the
Summoned
for
the
Mayfield,
AND
"
medium ditto, 255. Privately, we sold 230: Phoenix Quartz Mining- Companyhas been
Court, Tokomairiro, for Wednesday, head
Kaitangata.
40 Store . 'do
at prices equivalenttoabove quotations issued, and, judging from its tenor, the
"
L
I
E
the 19 th instant, are informed that their :FatCalves.— 2s head were penned, which undertaking.should;be a good-one. ;Sons of
C
A
C
O
SI!!
COLLIERY,
LUTHEE BANK
3QO Half-bred Lambs
we sold at from 20s; to 425.
services will not be required,
Fortune Gold Mining,.Company's prospects
"
Fatr Sheep. 1,000 were penned. We sold are said to: be encouraging, present .quotaA
L
SO■
<
_tiSADDLE HILL.
and
to
500
22a,
FARRELL,
PETER
200 half-breds at from 19a
.18.*; /South
tions Star of -the-'East. L6
14a British,
A SPECIAL LOT, CONSISTINGSouthdown ewes at from14s to per
51a; Natiodal' Insiirance, 3Qa 0;
are requested tobringforward any
Clerk ofthe Court. half-bred
3d.. We quote prime half»breds at 4d
.Standard Insurance, lls'6d; Greymouth
TO TAIERI SETTLERS AND OTHEES.
OF
i
lb, ; ditto merinos,'3|d. Our sales privately:, Coal, 7s 54 ; Walton;
Stock;they may have for sale on 'the above
Park, 4s "- Elizabeth
Court, Tokomairiro,
District
_ x
tare 400 merino wethers and 1500 cross-bred Quartz Mining, 603
National Bank;? L3
9s
August, 1874.
17th
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date.*"
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ditto/ at above quotations. buyers for well-- M." V.'
/CHRISTIE BROTHERS arenow deliverPERFOR
have
Store Cattle.— We
FIRST-RATE INVESTMENT
ing Coal at their Depot, near Sunny- WHITE AND
DUNEDIN PRICES CURRENT
SCARLET lt/T IS S BRO WN L IE. growri
cattle for delivery next month. Our
-fIONS OFSMALL CAPITAL.
side
Hotel.
41head, consisting of spayed
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been
***
saleshave
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(Late at Herbert, Haynes, and Co. s)
cows, with a few bullocks, at L4; and 35 .. ..■ ..""".-.
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FOR SALE;
FLANNELS.
Shed, or addressed
'
Brandy— :Hennes'sy'g bulk, 10a 9d to 11b ;do
5s to L
15s
at
theCoal
at
from
L
2
3
Orders
left
mixedcattle
head
.
THE
Ts now prepared to show a new and very
;, v
6d to 333.
.;
Store Sheep —We have buyers for merino .case'/ 32a
BAZAAR, "Ea3t TaieriPost Office," will^be
" attended
Will be opened out, and
large and choice assortment of Millinery, wethers,
to report. Otardfc bulk," 8s
3d to 8s 6d ;do caaej 28a,6d
transactions
have
no
"
but
"^t6-.29sA.v :
The cheapest establishment in town to.
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Bonnets, and trimmedHats for the Winter We quote merino wethers at Tb to Bs.
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Bisquit
-Dubuche,EEADY EOE SALE
8s 6d
'":\" : ;,
good
continues
a
demand
for the purchase of
There
Horses.
Season.
and strong coaoh horses. Associated bulk,'9s to 9s 6d; do case, 24a to
books; stationery, fancy goods,
draughts
Medicines
heavy
Tcl^wing
weli-fcaown
for
-,--i^.-i'> ; " :
11SY the
of farmers and -2bs ;...■,■. ,-.,.'- ■,-■"■"'.-■ ''
THIS DAY, JSSt She has also a large andvaluable Stock of We would call theatattention
""/ SMOKERS' REQUISITES, &c.
:
to the sale our yards on Saturday, Geneva, 14s 6d to 15s ; j«:v: > ;
others
Underclothing,Stays, andBabyLinen.
"Crlenury whisky, 5alO£d to 6a Sdj-GampbelEESKINE,
L^VJMINT.
AT
we
shall
offer
a
'instant,
very
PBTTIT'S
CHILBLAIN
when
&
BEOS.
22nd
!< VSIMONStationers, and Fancy Goods
ANTI-BILIDUS PILLS.
superior shipment, ex Omeo, from MelBooksellers, ~
Princes-street,
A
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Dealers,
bourne, consisting of Clydesdale draught Sieriff'«r Islay,ss 6d ;M^Mu^hey's,'5s 9dt
by
Prepared
only
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Leinoii'Hart's
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together
withthe'dydesdale
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securities, having
Kerosene, |s9d to la lOd
a past fight, and in whpni we have now the onlyholder of Government
purely
English Ringer wine, 22s to 23a
greatest confidence ; but then, again, there L161,638 9a 3d, and, as the oldest
occupies
Stout. Byass's, 9a to;9a
: 6d ;do, Blood's, 9s to
it
Company,
Zealand Banking
havebeen gratuitouslyadded to these a. parcel New
9s 6d; do, Guinness's, lls to lla.3d
But it
Arrol's stout, 9a 9d to 10a ; Jeffrey's ale, of old political log-roller3 and mendicants, the top of the listi under all heads.
considerably
to
that
now
10a
is gratifying
find
" to 108 6d
whose principles' are indefinable, because
free anddutypaid.
7
more thanhalf- the Bankingbusinessisdone
Hay, L6Tlos per ton
indefinite, and who practice accordingly.
by the two institutions which profess to
Straw, L2
5s per ton
Oatmeal, L24 per ton
belong to the Colony. The est*bli«hment
Flour, Lll15s to Ll2per ton
A correspondent, who resides on the Coast, of the-ColonialBank will,it maybe reasonPrime wheat, 4? 3d to 4s 9d per bushel
at no great distance from MolyneuxBay.
ably expected, largely, augment this; proGood fowls* wheat* 4s 2d to 4s 3d
directs our attention to the followingpara- portion, when a proper state of things will
Oats, goodfeed, 4s to 4s 2d
Bran,L5
per'ton
graph which appeared in the weekly com- come abqut, and ftew Zealand busineßS
/ ;~
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10s perton
Cha^, L4
contemporary of
mercialreportof aDunedin
people willnot be ha/npered in their enter"
Potatoes, L
per ton
7
Monday week last :— Dried fish veryscarce; prises by banking cpnsiderations, dependent
Onions, 45a per cwt.
Bacon, 9d per lb;ham, lid;cheese, 7Jd"tp lingnot to behad." Tf we are tobelieyeour
upon the prosperity, not of this Colony, but
Bid
correspondent,no such scarcityof fish, dried, of Victoria; and NewSouth Wales.
Pollard, \LS 10s to L6
per ton' /
or undried, onght to exist, inasmuch as the
[Barley dust, L5
per ton; rather scarce
Beef, 20s to 25s per Wtj 3d to 7d per Ib, southern coast line is belted— so to spealc-—
Thby are ; selling Colonial Bank shares by,
:/
.-;
,:.":."■■-;,."■-'/
..,: retail.;
with a well definedbreadtti of fishingground, auction inInvercargill:
\
Mutton, 3d "'
veal,
4d
6d
;
per
lb -'
to
- ib:;;-'■::..to:5dper
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; ;. >■ :'■■■"--'■■.
in a similarmannerto that with..which many
We learn that thelocotnofcive will make a start
v-of the railway at about
Turkeys, piehtiful ;:fowls, per pair. 5a to 6s islandsof thePacific have abreadth of coral in ihe Waihola section
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to-day.
Apples, 4d to'Bd per lb; oranges,3s per doz
noon
reef surrounding them. It would appear
Rivertonhave beenhai'dup for
;Lemons, 3s per doz ;currants, 4^d
'people
Thb
of
Carrots, L
3
3s to 6s per also that this fish-belt is cut up into two firewood, although so near it. Does this shew
per ton -celery,
''
rdot ::.- >; '■-'. ■■'■-.' '-' ■■.. " ? '/: / longitudinal sections, the larger ones being deficiency oflaboiv.br enterprise ?
pegged"off and -occupied by the largest op, .Db Stewabt, of Milton, has'been .appointed
medical referee for the district under the GovernMARRIAGE.
most numerous species of .fish. We are, ment and Annuities Act, 1869.
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GaAUT— Motjnthsb.— -On the 'lQfclt inafc, by the
-.. - Key.'Mr Paterson,°at the(bride"s residence, assured that this singularly interesting fact Jn the Foresb Sill District Mr Commissioner
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Messrs D, and ;E>. Cameron, mercers and "A Cokneb section on theroad from Dunedin, The Archbishop of Canterbury's Church
drapers, Invercargill",''liave erected a commodious to the Ocean JBeach lately changed hands at DisciplineBill has passed.. :.
During the discussion in the House of
.
grain store capable of holding 5000 bushels of LIBO.
"
Mr Gladstone and Mr Disraeli
.
grain.
TiTRNTPS, rape, andred clover yield splendidly Commons,
both,said-that althoughtranquility prevailed
Should
Otago.
districts
of
Is. the Protection ofAnimals ActAmendment in the south--western
influences exist indicating great
Act,^lately read in tlie House, a clause has been not hog farming/;and dairying pay wellin conse- inEurope,
Spanish
or later, in
.; . . ■;_ .-.■,...;, '.'-.■ "■"■ troubles sooner
introduced absolutely forbidding the killing, quence?
affairs play arprominentpart.
slaying, orbuying oftuis.
Mr BourkevUnder-Secretarry for Foreign
By Electric Telegraph.
Wb noticeby an exchange that Mr G-racelately
Affairs, in reply to a:question,iaidho power
■
brought into .Queenstown from the Company's
contemplated an armed intervention m
Claim, Shotover, 63ozs ?dwts 3 grs of gold, 29ozs
Dunedin, Aug. 17, 7-45 p^n»»
Spain. * England would discourage
regarded
of which were the produce of one week'sprosp^ect,:
proposition. .
any
Government
will
It is believed that the
';
ing work.
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'■' Inthe. House of Commons, Mr M-Arthur
twelve
or
fourteen
on
the
majority
have
a
of
'
Messes ThomsonandBeattie, of Winton, have
moved' a resolutionapproving ofthe Govern;
Bill.
built a Jar'ge grain' store, with a tramway there- Abolition
will
Eeynolds
that
Mr
vote
menb decision to annex Fiji,' which was
canardafloat,
A
l
from to the street for the convenience of loading
retirefrom
the
opposition
discussed. ■: Mr Milke moved anamendment
with
the
and.
and unloading. Wioton is a tidy littleplace,and
Mr
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ministry, is utterly withoutfoundation.
willbecome a fine business staadin time.
"The Ward-Chapman Committee, it is bein
Thb amount of all kinds of timber sawn
lievedy
w now in a fair way to unravel-Hhe
south Otago for the last three months exceeds tangled skein;
'■'"
/ "■.are
2,000,000 feet, embracing the following bushes—
circles
political
The
latest
moves
'in
River,
Forest Hill,
Winton, Waihopai, Jacob's
anxiouslylooked for. . , ;
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Invercargill, Seaward,and.M'G-arraway.
The Herohas arrived at Auckland.
vi
the
Western
RiIITVAT travelling in -winter
District isbbtso.comfortable as'in the American
Weixingtoit, iAugust17.
to
heat
Could
"* Government
the«y
carriages^ which have stoves
The
Gazette' contains a
steam,
the
waste
nob our carriages be heated with
limits of a devia-v
description
of
theline
and
boxes
in
careach
conveyed by pipes to steam
a portion
from Djui©■
.
urging caution. :Bftth' were rejected,
Gladstone spoke strongly againstParliament
relieving Government from the entire responsibility. vMr''li'owther, tfnder-SecreUry
for the Colonies,- declared; that the cession
must be; unconditional. : Bom9Btic ilavery
wouldnot be tolerated. .
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of the railway
tion on
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din to Moeraki.
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Mr Meryynhas resigned his. appointment
district under the Licensing
for the Teviot
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Act 1873
The statement of Bavings Banks for
the year ended;.' 31st, December, 1873,
lodged by deposishow receipts of cash :.
tors, L27i655 19s ; : withdrawals by depositors, L20.129 18s 7d. Imports for
quarter ended June 30j 1874,' LI;860,701;
corresponding quarter, 1873, LI,690,685.
Exports, LI,515,486 ; corresponding to last
year,L1,043,072. Vessels entered inwards
for the quarter, 180; tonnage, 85,362; crews,
3,542' in number. Outwards,304 ; tonnage,
91^645; crews, 3 618 in number.
PARLIMENTARY.
(From our ownCorrespondent.)
■WEiiiiiNGxbK, August 17
The debate onthe- abolition of provinces
inthe^Kprth -Island vwas resumed by Mr
Reeves, who made a poor speech,jhesitating
approachesto
station at Whiten, and
the
dilapidated,
-t
The
oneis
and
way
very"much at the cotrimencement but;warmit.
present
iiig up as he probeeded. He concluded by
there nearly kneedeep" in mud. Passengershave
moving the previous question.— -Mr Murray
room for complaint.
has givenNotice of a. further amendment.
'The bridge OTer the Waimatook, near Riverhaving"been moved,
James Duff can be demonstrated by a few careful obser- Thomson has 10,000 acresof splendidland, which ton, is progressing slowly, and is situated about
The previous
■, Wingfield-Jstreet, "Wellington, ;
mineral
wealth.
contains,
great
do, amendmentcan.be put. It, is tolerably
no
doubt
Shaw-Grant, of "Dunedin,; second son of the
dieold
Singularly
enough
yards
below
ford.
fifty
bearings
of
magnetic
ha* a
, late;Mr, Jauies Grant, iof Perth.. Scotland, vations, basedupon the
well ascertainedthat the
The railway bridge at Riverton, OTer Jacob's this structure is beneath the level of tne eastern
majority of over a dozeril Mess.s iHarriaon
to Emily HarriettMountier, only daughter a few prominent landmarks, Guidedby this River,willbo completed for:trafficinsix weeks. The bank, whichis very low just there, presumedly
■
ofMr F.Mouritier, of Wellington.' \
andShepherdpronouncedin" favor of theGono floods '
to interfere with ib, else it
small amount of scientific knowledge the bridge forms an angle of 4sdeg. across the foot of" there aresubmerged.
It is built of substantial
be
vernment. Major Atkinson spokein favorof
Palmerstori-street.
/would
practical
after
enabled,
a little
fisherman is
resolutions, but mainly,answeredMrReeves.
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totara piles, and will be of great assistance in
Hospital
reported
The
is
full
of
. „,
experience,to steer direct on to groper or patients.Qiieenstown
Messrs Curtis andM'Gillivray.spokefor, and
The local paper saysmost of them are ordinary floods.
Mr Thomson against, when the hour for
other
kind
last
at
the
WoolStores
of
Messrs
aggravated
that
from
diseases
On
any
suffering
Saturday
ground,
produced
or
or
crayfish
of^
adjournment arrived. Mr *"'Stafford is due
Lincoln
Dunedin,
pure
and
A.
five
Maclean,
weather.
J.
of fish peculiar to the coast, and suited to the by the hot
rams, bred by the well-knownMr J. B. Kirkham,
here to-morrow, and is expected to make a
AUSTRALIAN
TELEGRAMS.
Neahlt
all
the
contracts
of
Mr
Proud(3-eorge
impune
"Nemo me
lacesset." ever changeable requirements of the market,
Caistor, Lincolnshire, England, were offered
strong speechin favor of the resolution. The
foot in the Western District have been taken' up of
for sale. The prices realised were as follows :
debate is expected to last the,best part ofthe
Melbourne.'
;
their,
beingespecially
of
fish
suitable
are
on
carrying
sub-contractors,
species
who
many
by
TOKOMAIRIRO, AUGUST 18, 1874.
Lot 1, L.105, J. T. Etching, Moa ilat;Lot 2,
have week. The division will be about;Fridajr.
Papapa,
reported,
and
u
nder
the
of
it
is
satisfactorily,:
superintendence
work
Lurline
to be cured and smokedinto a valuable
; Lot 3, LBO 17s, Mr
L13% Bs, J. T. Kitching
move the adjournment this
Mr Thomson, Government Inspector. .
suffered a good deal on the voyage. Lurline Mr Andrew willgalleries
Grant, Blueskin;Lot4, L75 12s, J.T. Kitching} is
The
of the House were
evening.
;This principle involved in ther -Premier's marketable commodity, .besides other takes
being
to
be
to
reserved
Sydney,
not
sent
Thesecond of the series of Sixpenny Headings Lot 5, L52 10s; Messrs Hay Brothers, Pigeon
and the utmost
afternoon,
crowded
this
Melbourne
events.
ready
:resolutions for the-abolition of Provincialism which would find
sale at remunerative is to be given to-night. Judging from the Bay, Canterbury.
for the
interest was manifested.
movingsteadily
New
teas
are
at
advanced
the
be
;
foririer,
achieved
this
should
by
know"of
success
ftland,
likely
is not
t^befoujad prices throughout the interior. We
iri'tfie North
It does not appearmuchof a subject to make a rates.
a SpecialCorrespondent,)
well attended, particularly as Mr Clapcott
has local
..
. ] The(From
about,but then we must not trust to.ap'
House met to-iday,speoially to diacust
to
proceeds
fault with.,, Tliei desirability of annullingthe no place more suitable for the establishment promisedhis valuable assistance.
Arabella
Goddard
Dunedin
n
pearances: A barber advertiseselsewhere that he
Melbourne, afterperformingftBathurst. the resolution idr the abolition:of Provinces.
anomalous state of affairs in Auckland and of <k fishing station than Molyneux Bay. The trains on the Bluff line go at the rate of will cut <,the hair of the people of Milton at 6d a viaThe
brig Ellen Morris has been totally Before the debate was resumecl, Mr O'Rorke
"
Wellington, noone questions,- the wholedis- The shelter "afforded by the Nuggets 2.0 miles anhour, when in motion.. Stoppages, head, and will shave the same people at 3d a wrecked at .NewCaledonia.
flatly deniedthe Premier'sstatement thathe
however, are of continual occurrence, and; from chin. Considering the present dearness of coals,
"
(Mr
O'Rorke) had not given, the Government
fishing boats, ten to fifteen minutes consumed in taking on and the likelihood of Mr Vogel's dissolving
Cairns,
■ pute hinges, first, on personalsuspicion as to the largest description of
Alexander
A young man named
Parcould notpossibly, agree
liament, these prices do 1not seem altogether un- attempted suicide, first by cuttinghis throat, intimation that he
regards'Mr Vogely and next, in a large lis that which would be required, in tLaber trucks. .Might not this be obviated.
with the proposed resolution. He challenged
drovming
then
himself.
if
the
barber
will
not
cut
and
Anyhow,
c
reasonable.
leaye
is
expected
The steamer Alhambra
to
degree, on the.""certain amount of surprise such an emergency as one of the sudden
At Sandhurst the dividends'for the week his former colleagues Jtb say whether
BlujF at 11 a in. to-day. Telegrams for the hair so thatit shall lookas if ithad been operated
he had not stated so in the; Cabinet,
which"has been caused by these resolutions. shifts of - wind, peculiar to the East Australian Colonies or Europe, via Java cable, on with a knife and fork, he will get a good amounted-to,overLIB,—OOO. :
there
is
as
he.
and wound up by asking the -House to
here,
nothingdoing.
for
room
for
such
Business
is
dull
very
business
largely
the manner in Coast, coming on, and makingit necessary to will be received at the Milton and Balclutha
vThisi;indeed, is
of
the
due
of
decide whether." the truth rests: with mo
course,
proportion
entries
for
the
shavrug,
fifty-one
As
to
remain
There
for transmission to Melbourne up to 11
to regard it. That "up stick andrun." Haying a shelter on stations
cuts, we trust, will not be exceeded.
i.wMchwe are
Melbourne Cup. The horses scratched are or the Premier." Mr Yogel; absolutely
a.m.
Ace of Trumps, Sir Bedivere, Electricity, wriggled out of his
" previous statement by
'-personal suspicion, tod, is caused by the his lee, or onethat can be workedup to by a
A soiree in connection with the Sons of TemMb White is making trial completionsofsome
Calumny, Here-gees, Prophet, Queen of explainingthat he had been' taken by surHall
on
is
to
be
held
in
the
Volunteer
perance
to
act
proposed
it
be
asT
would
be
his
works
may
weatherly
craft,
such
of the pottery recently fashioned at
way in which
smart
"
Tuesday, the 25th inst., at which the Rev. Dr Clubs, Seasp«-ay, Misty Morn, Sunlight, prise by the -action,- and" attempted
upon the resolutions, and which may be selected for the service, gives a feeling of Yesterday he had a few jugs and milk pans Eoaeby, Mr Jago, and Mr Graham, of Dunedin, Zanco,May King, Maidof Avenel, Calaba, to defend what he had said, on the
a
which await final
whichh-d been fired,
ensuing May Day, Echo, Excelsior, Strop, Allfoura, ground of the usual practice to resign first,
most unfair and prejudicial to the interests safety to the fisherman, whichenables himto process before they can and^
be said tobe 'finished. So will assist, andinstall the officers fortothe
make
the Conqueror, Beltran, Stockbridge, Zetland, and a memberthen to make an explanation
has
been
done
Everything
term.
satisfactory.
;of Otago. As for the rest of the matter, it prosecute his somewhat arduous labors with far, the results are highly
gathering pleasant and interesting. Mrs Goodall Persiancolt, Waimea, No Vice, Blinkbbnnie. from his seat in the House, but had to acThe Bluff looks quite lively with its railway is to cater on the occasion, so there is no doubt
knowledgethat Mr O'Rorke stated in the
is reallylittle or no business of ours here,' a zeal and energy, which couldnot be ex;
pier and foreign shipping- The othe day the about getting a goodcup of tea. A large number
Cabinet that he conld> not support the resoSydney,
that is,having taken it for granted that the pected if he launched his boat with the William Davie, Carrick Castle (wool ships), of ladies and gentlemen have promised to give
lutions,
that he, had no idea of his
the Celestia (coasting barque), assistance with vocal and instrumental music to
Serious complications have arisen respect- resigning,but
abolition of Provincialism is,desired by the chances of a good haul of fish on the one together with
he only meant by .his statement
Service,
having
Pakeha,
Mail
Ball
Tucker,
Nichol
and
the
the
Californian
brig
ing
owed by
make the evening pass pleasantly, and the wellthe other day, that he. had been, taken by
0 Northerns. And^on this point thereneed hand, or theloss of life on the. other.
and schooner Mary Melville,besides the steamers known advocacy of (he Temperance cause by the left for America, per Mikado. The Tartar surprise. Mr Reynolds would repeat what
the
were
inharbor.
it
is
true
and
to
China
on
her
doubt,
though
Wanganui,
not be much
Supposingthat this matter were takenup Wallabi
above-named gentlemen will ensure the meeting has been ordered hence
Premier, when he askedhim as
arrival, and the owners of the Cyphrenes he told the
time at the moment to being aninteresting one.
accountsof public feeling in Auckland;are by a party possessing the necessary capital, We have not gotbusiness,
to
Mr
O'Rorke'a
statement. All he knew
itis tc preventthe
enquire whose exact
We recently published certain official returns sent here to her commanJer.
Cabinet, and what
Very .widely divergent.. It is comforting, or by a joint stock company, which we think graves
Company will not charter a was what passed in theafter"
The
A.S
N.
in the Fairfax Cemetery being trampled of unsold land in Southland.
Of
these
one
of
Mr O'Rorke told him.
the Cabinet,
However, to know that these accounts are all preferable,it would be worthy of considera- on, and the neatness which kindhands has given the local papers says :— " A considerable area has, steamer for a single trip, unless they have that
he could not possibly agree to the
of
errant
children.
We
contract.
destroyedby
temporary
them,
troops
we
beec
inthe
balance
of
the
however,
since been sold, and
MfLean said he remem" have
:; more orJess unreliable. Somehow ox another tion whether it would not be worth vhile to
write this because the state of affairs is not plea- formed that although called available," much Under the circumstances the Government resolutions. Mr O'Rorke
expressed strong
> the correspondents: through whom these acadd to th»" working plant a thoroughly sant, and whoever's business it is, he had better of the land is unsuitable for settlement in the have determinedto carry onthe servicein the bered that Mr the
resolutions, butdid-not
to
repugnance
look
after
it.
the
return,
meantime. If the compilers of
meantime themselves.
counts come,'-'.whilst Beting, we doubt not, equipped whale boat. Such a thing as a
understandthathe was determined to resign.
The coal at Forest Hill,^near Winton, of instead of confining themselves to the mere acrewith, the most honest intentions, are all, to prize worth two or three hundred pounds
Mr
Richardson stated to the same effect. Mr
Mr
of
thes
surveyor's
age, had given an abstract
which a seam of 18 inches thick exists on
Adelaide.
O'Rorke replied thathe only wished to shew
agreat extent, imbued- with political pre- disporting itself in Molyneux Bay is not one Butler's land,is pronouncedby judges to be equal descriptive Jiemarks, the report wouldhavebeen
telegraphed
to—Elder from that the Premier's statement, that he had
Mr "Ross has
Mr infinitely raore valuable. As it stands, it is caljudicesof Taryihgidegrees of intensity, and so seldom seen as a comet, nor so frequently to anything yet discovered inNew Zealand.
to the followingeffect ; Obliged not given the Governmentany notice of his
Butler will find another seam of probably greater culated to lead to very erroneous conclusions Beltram
■
the resolutions to the
theyconsequentlyannounce that the state as a duelling disporting her or himself thickness and excellence not far beneath the pre- regarding the necessity that exists for epening up to return through want of water. No .rain intention to oppose
'
has fallen for a long tinm. Horses several utmost if "they - were brought down, was
ca" be little doubt of the future agricultural land outside the Hundreds."
sent
There
is,
&c.
whilst
-in
there
one.
public
of
are no whales
'feeling here
in the gutter. Where
for days incorrect. The matter then dropped. Mr
of the Western District Railways with
Amougst the Invercargill industries, the sash times have been without water
'
niurlga. The Reeves thereafter renewedthe debate. He
reality they jiidge of public feeling much by to be hunted there are, nearly always, success
such splendid resources.
of Mr William Bress is worthy of notice, together. A great extent of of
factory,
scrub is immense. Quantities underwood condemned thehasty andrash conduct of the
the politicians with whom theyare in accord, porpoises to be had, which yield an oil that The 'New Zealand Gazette' states that Wil- inasmuch as itis the first of its kind in South prevented
us from using the camels. It is a Premier in bringing down on the spur and
planing
and whose utterances they hear. But to commands a price in the Provincial market liam Busoh, Mayor of Naseby, Matthew Hay, of Orago. Mr Bress has a very superiorto
The farthest heatof the moment a proposal so sweeping
of Clyde, and Keith machine, which is fitted insuch a way as plane trying country for water. mm.,
Lawrence,
Benjamin
Naylor,
longitude and revolutionary in itß character. He
'anyone well.acquainted with. the state of that will leave a handsome margin of profit -iainsay, of Dunedin, are appointed Justices of all four sides of boards at once, as broad as 9£ couse was latitude 30 deg. 35
Corporation inches. Tongue and groovingis done by an after 131 deg. 56 mm. Very few Natives seen, pointed out the harm that was calculated
affairs, and tlie people in 1&e;North, there after the expense of capture and trying out the Peace under the Otago Municipal
'
Act, 1865. A Gazette' published operation. Sashes are morticed and cut to length and on every occasion they were making to be done at a time requiring peace and
needs little argument to showthat anything are provided for. We earnestly commend Empowering
on the 14thinst. announces the issue ofletters of by means of side cutters and filling tools, while towards the sea coast. They were wild, and repose, when unity was required, by such
the technically named we wereunable to get within speakingdis- action. He thought a far wiser course at
which |nay get rid of the dual system of this matter to thenotice of capitalists, or, naturalization to Mr Gusbav Ludwig Theodor "the ends are scribed by
revolves withan oscillating tance of them- The country traversed this time would have been for ministers to
of
Auckland.
drunken
which
saw,"
der
merchant
Heyde,
relief,
Von
hailed
as
a
there,
will be
which appears to us would be better, the
'(proveinnaent
'
*
motion. This machine, which is one ofRanand nndulating table land, devote themselves to economyof administraThe Wakatip Mail has a lively leader on Mr som and Co.'s, is driven by a five-horfe power was high, open,
■. andfurther* it needs ib verylengthyprocess "considerationof some respectable projector
with dense murlga shrubs. There are great tion than introducing fanciful schemes, the
breaking
promises
VincentPyke. It accuseshim of
is
nearly
opposite
engine. The factory
open undulating plains, magnificently outcome of Jthe fertile brain of the premier.
to conclude that'Provincialism is a positive of joint stock companies. Such a project, to his constituents, of truthlessness as a represen- vertical
the lnvercargill Industrial School in Clyde street, grassed."
He moved the previous question.— Major
evil'there. Wehave therefore altogetherto we feel sure, would meet with much favor in tative to the Colony and Province, and concludes
manuflourishing
bids fair to become a
Atkinson, of Taranaki, supportedthe resoluby characterising such a representation as his as which locality.
regard,and this notnecessarily as a question theClutha district. The gradual increase in " a prostitution of the electorate vote." This is facturing
tions, on the ground that the smallerpro"
CABLEGRAMS
severe.
The
'Wakatip
" of selfishness, the probableintentions of Mr
About a month ago," says the local paper,
vinces could not be worse off -than; at
the price of butcher's meat, consequent on warm, and rather too
"
has
than
Fon,
other duties
left Naseby for
Mail' forgets that Mr Pyke
a Chinaman, named Ah
present. He held that the land fund
7.
Lohdon,
August
Ypgel, touching the Middle Island and its the undue increase of our population,* is those
look
his
after
of an M.H.R. He has to
Hamilton to visit some of his countrymen. As
belonged to the country Mr .Curtis,
Parliamenthas been prorogued,
Provincialsystems. We are aware that he already beginning to be felt, and willcon- literary viork in Dunedin.
he did not return, inquiry was made at Hamilton
of Nelson, made a most excellent and well
foreign
5 the result
The Royal Speech stated that
speech against the resolutions,
has beenmost profuse in his protestations tinue to be felt more and more every day,
The following telegram appears ina late Auck- to ascertain whathad become of him that
delivered
he had relations continued friendly. Her Majesty's
'"'
Tairoa, M.H.R., writes to the being thatit was at once found out
"Mr
paper:
pointing
v that the present resolutions,.do not contemland
out
the unstatesmanlik© way in
untilthe price getsbeyondthe workingman's 'New York Herald 'and the London 'Standard,' not been there at all. It was accordingly con- Government would employ all its influence
whichtheywerebroughtdown. He challenged
had
been
in
the
Taieri.
interference,
promote
the
inthafc^fie
drowned
and
slightest
obligations
the
with
the
Gocluded
to
maintain
by
Otago
treaty
any
plate
.
means, is another reason in favor of
complaining of his treatment
comparison of the coat of Provincial, and
;of the denial of his tenths to the On the Stli inst. the matter was reported to the the consolidationof peace.
General Government carrying out of public
-7 terestaof Otago and Canterbury^ But then project calculated to supply the great body vernment
sent
ConSub-Inspector
M'Cluskey
und
police,
50,000
about
inbt>
acres,
A delegate would sent to the Conference
Otago block, which was
wehave in the past had so much of profuse of consumers' breakfast, dinner, or tea table, cluding the towns of Tokomairiro, Balclutha, stable Walsh tho following morning (who was at Brussels assembled on the suggestionof works. Mr M'Gillivray, of Rivertbn, supported the resolutions." Mr Thomson, of
search
the
Chinamen)
by
five
to
accompanied
the
whole
one-tenl.hof
Russia after anassurance had beeu received
. promises from Mr Yogel, that never came to with anadditional (almostequally) nutritive andDunedin. He claims
acreage. He relies on Cap- river. The search party found a pair of boots from the various powers represented, thatno Olutha, followedin oppositionto theßesoht*
and
town
allotments
fruition in the Bhape they shadowed,..that we arid much cheaper article 4of food than the tain Symonds, of Onehunga, principally, to have tied together close to the bank in the water, about proposalswould be made to alter recognised tiona, and complainedof the conduct of the
littering a threat of dissolution,
no doubt but that a quarter of a mile below the present very dan.are not inclined to put any extensive re- grazier or squatter can supply. Many the claim proved. There iscompensation.
law, or place restric- Premier in to
The gerous ford, which b as been so destructive to-lifev rule 3of international
as tending prejudice the question
in the
obtain
heavy
Tairoa
will
'
operations.
this
Arid,
hiaJlprotestatibns
nowi
;
liancejon
Equally cogent reasons could be adduced in Native Minister will look favorably on Tairoa's The boots were identified by one of theChinese tions onnaval
minds of some members,
Negotiations
havecommencedinreference
■beingso/ we havel beforeus the fact that an favor of bringing within the thrifty house- claim. Tairoa says if he gets no justioe here, he as those wornby the missing Chinaman. |nqul:
ries have beenset on footby thepolice at Dunstan to the reciprocity treaty between the United
home."
go
on
will
made
at
time
the
any
might
be,
attempt
wife's reach a more plentiful supply of one
Local Industries.
Creek, Maorae'B, and other localities, butno traoe States and Canada, it is anticipatedthat the
M'OaxxumAm> Oo's steam saw mills, on the lias been found of the man. The strong pro- Treaty willbe revisedat an early, date.
landrjarid of the.Middle Island, in which of the best descriptions of food whichProvi- main
a
dishave
a
for
road,
light
tramway
north
indeed almost certainty, is that the river There are continueddisturbances in, Spain,
HEIENSBROOK FLOVR MILLS, MILTOW.
;the Mmiatry wouldhave the: advantage of a dence has so bountifullyplaced within our tance of four miles into theSeaward bush, from bability,
was deeper than he fancied, if not deep enough to which are deeply regre^sd. but while JEJer
These
are
trucked
to
Steam flour mills are objectionable kind of
logs.
they
their
get
whence
too"
of
once,
and
of
certain
disconr
him
offhis
to
allow
legs
deep
carry
vote,
block
stretch
hand
to
at
desires
therestoration
Majesty
earnestly
JTorttwirn
reach if we but
forth our
of things ; they take away ail the pleasantness
the millbe a five-horse power locomotive, made his legs being withdrawn from the shifting dan- peace, that result will most surely ba brought
tented districts inthe Middle: Island itself! obtain it
by Prazer, Wishart, and Buchanan of Dunedin. gerous mud about half-way across. We have about by a rigid abstinence' from any inter- that one ia accustomed to, couple.with the
grinding of wheat into flour ; and, further,
saw benches are self acting, having one attendant, heard of no attempt having been made to drag
Thai isJ tie pbint whence;.we nave to fear
ference by the European powers.
by means
the
table
onor
off
the
saw
?
passes
who
the
p,f
"" 'danger, and
;.for
general
b,ody.'
before
U3
a
statement
of
river
the
recqyery
possible
they neverlook picturesque.. Their outsidea
We
have
;we;
the".
may
it" is a point whence,
The Treaty with;the Sultan of Zanzibar, are
of a chuck. The refuse timber, scantling, etc.,. is
always of a harduncompromising nature,
liabilities
and
assets
of
the
various
b
the
suppression
qtaye.
that
the
far
be
the
received
from
for
of
the
trade
has
;
security
as can
Scotland
workedup into shingles, as
We have recently
■■sayat once, we^liave»d present
and their ipsides suggest a fiery arid molten
and
faithfully
observed,
already
is,
furnace,
brick
and
the
Dr
is
much
Gulhrie,
-vrluch been
portrait of the"late \Eev.
sawdust burned in a
character, like the stomach of one, who'eata
danger niay not come.,: Itis necessary, then,. BankingsCorporationstrading in the 'Qolony rest
of the waste wood used as fuel to generate mountedin aframe of a very simple and ingeni- ha^ hsen aeoompliaKedin that direction.
The
much
June,
corry or cayennepepper. And, again,
the
30th
1874.
quarter
this
for
ended
should,
planing,
sawn,
chaste,
in
are
and
and
and
i«
representatives
day
kind,
yet
very
subject
ous
beautiful
It is a.
of much gratificationthat the noise
that our
steam. 2000 shingles a
they inake is obtrusive. The old
on
this
enterLooked
a
the
etc.,
by
distance,
6,460,143
and grooving,
are carried
at from
appearance;
the famine iv India has. hitherto been
natter, whether they agree or do not agree totalliabilities are Bet down at L
be iowneS of inlaid -woods of attended with but little n^ortalitj. Much fashioned water- wheel, however you' may
firm.
frame
to
prising
appears
at
assets,
9
,
5
2
5
,
0
2
6
,
2d,
525,026
andthe
L
9s 2d.
affix patent gearingofall kincls to it, cannot
upon the abstract proposition contained in 9a
$£a David Stbaitg-, of the Steam, Coffee, and -many colors, nor does;.a. closer inspection dispel thankfulness has to. be expressed for this become ugly, having always its /plashing,
one person of the many to result,
mainly■ attributable fa the
Mr Vog«4's resolutions, unite inprotecting The deposits bearing interest amount to Spice Mills, invereargill, has sent us.sainpie tins the illusion. JTot
which
is
dress to make it nice ;
.but a.steam
it has gurssed the m^tewal exertions of the
and spice, whom we fiave shown
Lord Northbrbol?, pleasant
the interests of Ofcago. Thereis everyreason L1,560,860 15s lOd; and not bearingin- pf his preparations in coffee, pepper,
engine has' always near it a great chimney
the frame 19
composed,
is
until
of
'which
it
their
report
upon
with
that
should
request
the
we
handled, whenitbecomes apparent that and his subordinateaBtuck out iaa lonelykind of way', andworks
to dread Mr Vogel> if backed by aresolute terest, to L2,740,497 6s Bd. The notes in respective nier-its. We hare practically tested actually
The speech also, refers to thesteady pro- with a smellofgreaseandhot water, horribly
formed, of coloredlinen threads strainedin
it
is
856,832
Od,
are
8s
and
thebills
by^MrStrang,
prepared
L
the
Maori
of
majority
in the circulation
br»nd coffee
party giving,him'a working
piece of paste- gress taken for the pacification of theiuhabi- suggestive of the dirtiest':of plate and dish
'andcheerfully testify to ij;9 very excellent quali- bands around an octagon-shaped
House ; and we confess that the bizarre and in circulation, L51.693 133 7d. The assetß ties as a beverage;in fact we havp not tasted board, each band being of lb,e s^me poJftr, and tants of the GoldCoast, and the organisation washings. So, though the ," Helenabrook
;
in width as it i^eara tjje centre, In- of a Government for that dependency. mill is by no means'put up with a view ta
heterogeneousnature of the present Opposi- include coined metals, L1,301,014 4s 2<l, better in the Oolpnies, and it Will be quite inexr narrowingglass
steßd
to cover the photograph, talc is Treaties of peace. have been concluded, /veith being a model of arcliicfcecturo, and ia indeed
Qf
way
a
finds
its
single
pound
ofcoflfeo
cusable if
tion party is all in favor of putting him goldand silverin bara or bullion ;L268.249 into
the
band of thread is keptin important tribes-and tfte BLing of Asljautee madeup ofbitsof
used,
arid
outermost
such
a
from
outside
to
while
runupasincreased
q,rketa
Southland
2s 9d igally
the
of
property
;
position
by
pins, to-two has persevered,ifl"lain efforts to discharge the accumodatioQ was wanted, it is a sufficiently
landed
L
153.773
use.
beadh^aded
6s
lOd
body>
being
head
of
a
united
of
members
is
m«nufac;
preparation
I
excellent
at the
which,
a brass chain is attached to suspend the obl\gati.pn.s, of the treaty with Great Britain.
-a
discounted, L3,584,669 4a tured'bh the spot. The aroma of the coffee is, of of
The opposition,intowhichMessrs Macandrew notes ; and bills
of tl^e; it" is /hoped that a reduction in taxation pleasantplace. stuck^dbwnin smallhollow
itself, sufficient to prove its excellence. The picture by. An examination of the back
the
Toko
and
'with' green
,
"of
mairiro
Plaint
of
those
eyiqence
due,
and,
exclusive
yllV be possible whenthe actionsof Parliar
and-'certain others have suddenly cast them* Id; and debts
pepper arid mixed spice also seem equally well frame shows many knotted threads,
" fields aroundit; But, as the proprietor of the/
on the part of thft. menk,shall have beenin operation,
patient
manipula/tioia.
of
much
lOd
-.
3,698,232
16s
in
excellent
in
Savor.
as,
bad,
taste,
sheet,
only
prepattedT-r-stvong
that abandoned
and
L
oelVes, is now likeSt. Peter's
would prefer a descriptionof it? which
thia style of frame ii at
a,n mill
The very strong,, excellent, and satisfactory fairse?, with whQin
Inimports the country^
;
;,would domore justice to its absolutely,usefancy-work in the increase of.elasti<jy, ; ' r^Y'BttU.e shows
leading
article
or
it contains, perhaps, a preponderance of JLooking over the returns in reference matiner'in which Mr Strang's manu^f ctures are pvieseni;the'
.
v
;
qualities,perhapsit willbe as well, .with
in'.tjip -ti^s inwhjph they a^e se^t forth Etomfr -. country..,. Should any. of our Colonial It
announoßd^hat, . through
tha go^d ful
unclean animals, and is not likely to incul- to particular banks, we find that the
the Cfew' words that haye Been' written, "to
yburig ladies .wish /to acquire the. art, we will
r publicl is, of itself,' a good'proof of liib
to
the
other
by
Euro,;
aided
drop allaboutpicturesqueness.' Themillhaa
we QfßsQe, of Germany;?
cate any high and lustrous' principle, such National occupies the third place in im- thorough-determinafcibri tliafc these articles shall gladly, show them the frame describe^ J
,i?raneh'Government has: lutelyundergone
the become.popular with the consumingpublic,arid, fear that some lessons wouldbet
i pean -powers, the
by
by
required
his
that
to
them
a thoroughrefitting aJthe
Apostle
by
portance,
is,
'
judge
into
the
if
we
are
instilled
as was
greater adepts than ourselves before they taken /measure? to preserve neutrality on::the machinery for ,
/from
producing
flour, and alsa 4
all
appearances,
judging
fromwe
do
not
see
any;
by
Spanish faontier.- .".■..-.■;■.:./■%'--■'■:.-v.:'.v
in the party men amount of business done, as evidencedv
vision. There' are,
thja addition of that for, ptctducing;^oat?
thing'to prevent this,but, on the contrary, flfery- .could acco.mglish the feat of formijjg: so really
'
harvest,
is:
iJngUaj^
disWtia*
prox&ediiftg
sq.trif^irig, Gftief
whom we admire and respect-— men whose notesincirculation, andnotes and bills
haridsQine an ornament
K ia appro^ch.ed. fey
short
!ihirig: seems favorable to Strang's brands
y
;-rvfrom
;;
;--f■*";:.';■';-:■■- ".;.
?;
;
fwtorily^
V:":s /;:., .■■ 7/"'": meal.
Jp^iiiiselvei,
$9*o Kq^» v
j»ne leaxlipg froxq \hs
toringiplef havebeen purprinciple*in many counted. Thetfank p| w, Zealand,'is the leading plfioe j» tb,e poloniaji^ftd^ ; ';)''"'
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LI2OO or LISOO was voted by the last Provincial Council for the erection of a new railway
The Buuce HErald.
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Ttfesdaj^
1374.
whether"ornot the community should con- which the splendid andjspacious'hall wwars duty, should be -accept any share of There is somewhat of a lull as regards
fancy the
gratulate
itself upbri~lhe absence of litigation filled. The' occasion: was one on which responsibility ;in the. matter. All .these the purchase of sections ; and I
platformerected, against whichloadeddrays
price of these will remain stationary for
Abstainers
of
disorganipretend
decide,
to
but
record
Dunedin
seem
to
indicate
such
a
merely
might
things
/iot
the
well
.Xcdo
MGSGIEL.
backed,
maybe
and by means of this landing
MR KENNTSDY AT
:
niy opinion that that community is hapfiy congratulate each other, and of which sation of parties, and such, a complete gome time, unless in situations ""well
were, thelabor qi: f.-backing"rthei.'
iU^eVofw^
■
they might be proud. The'Hall is the upsetting of all Parliamentary rule and adauted for business.
(To the Editor ofike-Bruce Herald.) whichknows neither litigationiiof lawyers. neatest,
: BMks grain is entirely dispensedwith.
most commodious, and the best order thatiaidissolution must eventuate. The Harbor Board havefenced off their
lawyer,
i
object
to
when out of
:
, Sib,v-T see by to-day's issue of theBruce But Ido
will; throw more ground on the Esplanade from that of tne
■"-.-? . Nearly;the whole of the ground floor is
; suited for public meetings and suchlike, No doubt a day.or two
work, taking to writing 'for newspapew,as
Heralp that, in writing to you of
any.in
obscurity
s iiaed as a store for grain^^i^^ gifted to
of
The
is
with
which things railway, and whon offered forjease it will
light
town.
on
the
ventilation^
adinEast Taieri in reference has.been the case, Ibelieve,, lately.'. This mirable, and the words of speakers now seem to be enshrouded.
appointnient
felt
the
stones
upper
required
mill
inthe
floor
as
doubtless realise handsome "rents. The
'
railway line near the .station towards the
Here the different kinds of wheat aremixed to the Kennedy faioaily^and layingthefault line ofprocedure is calculated, as bneiinight on the platform are distinctly heard
south encroaches" upon Itchen and Tyne
«nd turned over,into the smutter hopper. to the Good Templars have offended some say, to bring' the profession of . journalism in every part of the hall. Oh Friday
Lawrence.
lawyer,
the
repeated
disgrace,
but
for
is
you
Bee,
so,
I
■into
a
streets at their junction jand unless some
large?
doing
of
them.
muster
of
In
there was
the members
vThe top of thisis supplied with a screen, for
almostall fictional for a.fee, whereas the newspaper of the various Temperance. Societies
by
alteration
currently
believed
in
be made there' will-be a e.erious
purposeof
keeping
large
the
back
whatrwas
'
sized.
any
(From ourownCorrespondent.)
'
bear
ordinaryupon
brings
man
the
of
accidents';
certain,
that
and
risk
is;
regalia.
thuig
their
.
official
The
Sons
butt.hear that[negoforeignsubstances that may happen to have in the district. One
; August
13 A, 1874
life- out of pure love for tbie Daughters of Temperance, and the, Q-bod
are going on with, the 'Resident
Mosgiel
business
of
tiations
at
appear
advertised'to
Kennedy
Mr
inadverteiitly
been
baggedup withthe wheat.
r
inlarge numbers; On' Sunday afternoon last the whole Engineer, wifch a view to v>remedy the
Having passed through the hopper thewheat on! the 7th insti, and-would,no doubt,have thing. So, if any lawyer findthat%q catihot" Templars were present
;,;<
there
werealsopresentseveralmembers town .waß again cast into a state of gloom error.
I
him
and
Milton,
saylet
go
elsewhere,
Jive
in
had
been
'so
if
the
shed
floor,
entersthe smutter on thelower
andout done
Mr Andrew Taylor, The general meeting ;of the Northern
came,
the
Order
of
Rechabites.
that
Theyjournalism.
to
of
from
information
but
not
take
.
haye
-the;,
1:1of the smutter it falls into, the fanners,
I in? doubt
muunter^
'
Mouthy,had been killed or Agricultural and Pastoral Association
as the Chairman saidifrOm the eas^ and of Tuapeka;
;"■'■, -..-■ 1" : I
am, &c, """.■■■■ blwt from which entirely frees it from any standing could be explained,by: the person
the, north and the south, to seriously ibjured on his way home from was held on Saturday- last, and I
west,
feel glad
'
the
'
:
'
'
.';
::: ■"'
!-"'"" ;-;::■...■
Bona. celebriate an event big with ...signifi- Lawrence ojq Saturday, evening. Im- to state that a considerable; number of
light particles of foreign matter remaining whohas the, letting of theshed.
;
""/.'■"
1am, &o.t /
it has passed through the smutter.
eance to the cause of temperance, ahd,: mediately the sad 'news* arrived a con- members attended. The financial stateE.
T.
TOUB
CORBESPONDBNT.
Diinediii.
1
"
therefore, to the cause of inoral_ reform veyance" was despatched' to''bring the ment of the Hon. Treasurer revealed a
From the fanner it is feceived into a set of
throughout the entire communitywThere unfortunate man to the hospital ;Doctor satisfactory state ,of the funds j and the
elevators, that againcarries it to the upper E. T.,11th August, 1874.
was much warm-hearted enthusiasm in Stewart also hurried out to the rscene of report; of the Committee, detailing the
floor and dischargesitinto thestonehoppers,
(From pur ownCorrespondent.)
STEAM
TO
THE
MOLYNEUX.
meeting,and if the adviceand, counsel
accident, but immediately he examined proceedings of last year, was also encourthe
from whence, passingthroughthe stones and
dur- of the Chaicman given, .that, evening to the
We nearly hada row in Dunedin
" falling tpthe groiundfloor, themealiscaught
poor fellow all hope, of his recovery aging. There are few societies of the
the
;
v
(To ike Editor of the Bruce- Herald.') 'ioff* the past week;-. For son? e time on themen whohave votes; and to thewomen was gbne,-and in fact he died shortly after. kind,dependent entirely onthe.voluntary
uS by a second set of elevators, that take itonce :Sib,— -My attention has been called to7cer- Wednesday people were asking what have
who.are to have them ;is accepted and The sad occurrence took place about half subscriptions of local districts, that can
t vinore to theupper storey and deliver itanto
we dqiief or* what hasi bur-■-.Mayor done acted;,on, our politicians who favor pro- way between here and Tuapeka Mouth, boast of surplus funds, after holding a
lately,'
put*
about
me
statements
forward
tain
'■
thecoolingtrbughy throughwhichit is carried
that he should not have the hjonor ofJ.P. liquor legislation hadbetter look well to and, strange to say, about a mile from show, where prizes of large pecuniary
"
1
ypui columns, in reference to'the
■'. by'an endless screw to thesilt dresser, where outsideof ;
upon him ? Every time the their seats. The first public performances where
conferred
the
service
between
Duhedin
and
Mr Taylor's brother met a.■< similar- value have been offered and paid. The
steam
;
I
" the separation of ttie fine flour,, pollard,and
question
-.''indignation
was
asked
the
tp
given
by
in
the
new
Hall
are
be
the
fate about three years ago. ; There Northern in the threepast years has not
put on
..;' bran' takes place, each of these! tailing into Molyneux. -It has been said that I
aroused- by the news of the morning KennedyFamily, who open there on the being no one with
debt and difficulty,
Harbor
against
Late
Mr Taylor at the time only freed itself from
Lady
of the
the
":" ■>-o their respective spouts and down into the the
stronger and stronger j the ire of 20th inst.
last;
buty
waxed
paying
year .upwards of
after
rates,
accident,
only
course,
of the
of
surmises
Uiiifeag 'on1the ground floor ready to receive Co.'s boats, and caused them to-redjuce;
people became "warmer and warmer.* W© have not nearly made up our minds can be made as to its ca^se; but there can L27oin prizes, besides adding -some perthe
having
and
to,
figure,
"S!
after
anunremunerative
Indignation meetings were talked ofy yet as ;t6 what course we should take in be little doubt that the wound in his head manent improvements to the show ground,
them. Each bagk;» it is filled,is taken.away,
the rates
r
up, and we^liedj and fthe flour is then run their :boat's rff, -I at onceraised
materials were.to be prepared, the insult reference to.Mr Yogel's Provinces Aboli- was caused by a kick from a horse. He has a balance to its credit of L150.; This
, .hoisted to aconvenient;»nd spacious store, from 15s to 25s person; I'have done more offered to the people "by the apparent tion Resolutions. I
suppose many of us was returning, as before,stated, riding cheering result is due to the untiring
steam, services for thejMqlyneux- snubbing of their chosen Mayor was to'be
the Bame opinion as Sally, who a colt just broken in,and leading another exertions of the Committee, and the
: from whence it isloaded into drays by means to/provide
are
of
; : ! '"' rt
during the.last six or seven years; than any resented, and the honor of J.P. to be sang— i"
.- ■"
\'.;,;. /,' -''/';' '„■-■'■'■ J
horse. The colt was known to be a vicious influence of the Presidents and Vice■!/" ■/■©fja'-sKdot?';/'/
''
tago...When there was no wrested,-if need be, by force of an outraged
man
in
.0
other
I
have
so
a
mind
great
milling
one, but Mr Taylor was confident he Presidents whoae services the Association
In connection with the
ia an
ran the Storm Birdthere: public opinion from the heads of an unIfc takes a long while making up.
enough to secure. Icannot
,' apparatus, which,itis stated, is entirelynew outside steamer,I
could manage him, and, although be is a- was fortunate
Taiioa,
however,
penalty
many
puts
I
chartered
the
and'
under
in
the
The
which
so
of
that Ishould like to rely
Subsequently
willing
Government,
thing
say,
our
known',
;
good
man,
as a;; in thisrProvihce. This is anexhaust. Not
one-armed
is well
or
some
reckoning
lost
on.
the
bar.
event
of
refusal
of
a
resolution
Dunedinites
so
far
out
of
their
on
a
continuance
uf such good fortune ;
;
■U : farfrom -where thelmillstones are busily*at resumed the"service she was
horseman. It- is, .however, conjectured
1
and that
indignation
Yogel
apt. to get
for
result.
The
and
is
the
breach
between
Messrs
for
after
all
the
I
had
no
outside^
steamer
suitable
other
terrible
Wheii
the horse must somehow or.other have weary in efforts toare'
:
"-; >'wor\t is erecteda small^loset) in.thei i^terio,r
;the
. the
improve
haye
to
Macandrew.
..
;
temper,"
however,
bad
were
destined
These
been
pf
Miils, the Harbor
'
'
got rid of itsrider, and, in throwing,kicked
/: of.
a faniier is placed and j,kept!at,a ibhe woi-k
of
pf
fanning
breeding
In
the
divinities
before
whom
the
Dunedin
and
system
endure
for
a
snort
.season.
but
servicej
to
the!
last"
Co.,
theforehead,
to takeup the
and
him with tremendous fbrce on
,nvery, highr,rate6f
were, informed that the ap- elebtprs , have
stocky
supported
;
wont
to
bow
when
not
more
' > motion. < Thislfannjar is day of their connection with*it I
eyening..
we
wifch
gave them
inflicting a fearful wOJnd. He had not
connected with the'iiiillstoneai by air tight
as J.P. would reverent submission;: During the last been dragged any distance, and must have universally' by those who ■ benefit by
ippintment of Me .Rixmsay
"
'
aid
andassistance
in
mypjawef
every
The
atone?
,
tubui)^ attached
to the' cases of the
seven years, these two men have led
■;
appear in the next G-azette.'
'
where he fell from about 5 o'clock their exertions. It has been suggested,
:■*
dbyra wtb the"eyj^;of /ihe/ stones. Pretty Jane/had not been paymg, and was, As: Ibv fore stated was likely to be; the political thought and actionin Dunedin. lainSaturday
afternppn until 3 o'clock oa as an improvement upon the present plan
on
,the Mplyneux-again without
leaving ;
our late Mayor, Whatever the one said the other echoed, Sunday. The horses had arrived home, of dependingupon voluntary-subscriptions
Mercer,
case,
Mr
Andrew
fBy/ this jmeaias.-the fanner isj continually sold,
then, I
put
and donations, to make it' compulsory
the dirt a service. Then^ and not until
has -been* nominated to the seat in the while all the people said Amen. Beyond
f■s 'drawing the hot air and' with itv
;
Ladyline,
running
of
the
Lake
the
her Harbor. Board vacated by Mr Ramsay the teachings of Yogel and Macandrew, without Mr Taylor, and'thus gave rise to upon air-'landowners' diid occupiers to
the
on
..'(which it necessarily contains) from the
Ferry being elected Mayor. There seems to be the multitude of ' the people had no suspicions of danger ia the minds of.his contribute towards the efficient mainteninterior./of* the stpnesi The fowl air thus toKaitangata,and connecting withthe
friends there. Mr- Andrew M'Beath and
repaired,
drays
Tuapeka
until
the
was
by
some hiich in Harbor Board arrangements:1 thought, no opinion. Now that, on so Mr Bailey.,,immediately started- on the ance of agricultural shows." To-effect
redrawn
away^ is'lefpMs'off bymeans of;apipe
'
thisit is though^ that an extra.ratemight
tij the outside of the /building. To under- when Ipurchased her, -to prevent her It looks as, though tt was not all to be impprtiant a question as the one raised by Lawrence road,
and found him<;[aying, be levied by ,Eoad Board>,-"the
T
Yogel, he and Mr
the
of
Mr
plain
institution,
that
a
resolutions
sailing
takenoff
the
river
and
converted
with
for.
"; this seemingly simple being
the
value
of
stajed,
Btand
as before
near the road— -and.per^,
Ito be: seen at work. into a sawmill, as was intended. /Regarding little while at all event?. There is some Macandrew are at variance, those who fectly senseless although not completely,; holding the show to be properly, defined.
;;! apparatus it'needs .
have
wont
their
cue
from
principle is undoubtedly a good one,
been
to
take
j; Throtigh'lts*age'nby the wholeof the spout- what has beenpolitely calledmy "question- difficulty atpresent aboutgettingpossession
dead. One of them immediately hurried The
for, deny it who may, it is evident that
them
are
utterly
They
to
confounded.
are
plant
pertaining
the
the
the
funds,
j ing
of
and
raising
rates of freight,from
into Lawrence for assistance, whichy as everyone
"
c6ri^ctpj;^riih.the(deliveryof the meal able trick" of
of those engaged in agricultural
'
of the public service, in the position of one who said
named, soon arrived, but top late to and pastoral
before
r'^pm.the stones (for;it isconnected also with 15s to, 25s per ton, thisis-a misstatement. Harbor Department
with,
How happy conld Ibe
either
business reaps a very material
are
to
enable
the
necessary
and
■which
raisedthe rates only 5s per ton all round, Board,
be of
use except tp bring, the body advantage from
. -: this) can^be keptvperfectly close, thereby I
Were
t'otherdear
charmer
away.
the improvements dework.
to go on with their
The'
'effecting a saving of a great quantity of flour and not 10sper ton, and thisrise was fully matter now seems to be shelved till the But having to make their choice between to the hospital, where sn inquest was velopedbyineans of these shows. . As at
;:
that,'^Withthe^^^'ordiiiafy^mode;m use, fl^ie^s off, warrantedby the fact thatprevious rates did return of the Superintendent and Mr Reid one of two, they are in a state of anxious held yesterday, and a verdict in accor- present, however, there are hundreds who
with the facts returned.
I
J;', and'is,
neither by- personal exertion! nor by
notonlylost, but causes a great mess not pay, and that the working expensesof from Wellington, when it is to be hoped "swi'her." There cannot be a doubt but dance Taylor
Mr
leaves a widow and several pecuniary aid, take any sharein-the good
cent.
Iall difficulties will be removed and the Mr Yog-el has made out a strong case
'; ,aboutj jthe :machinery But what -is of far steamers hadincreased fully 30 per
children to deplore his sad fate ; and his
:,i>} greater- importance than this is that it pre- may also state that this rise in rates was harbor improvements proceeded with with- against the Northern Provinces, but I
am loss will be greatly felt by many residents work, and yet who are mean enough to
'i-~=veh.ts; the^untidaltby. steaming vapor that contemplatedby the Harbor00. long before out delay.
not aware that it is much stronger than at the Tuapeka Month, where Mr Taylor; profit by the efforts of the more liberal
energetic portion of the comminded
by
made
from,
wheat,
it,
which I
made
and wouldhave been
*. otherwise
the hew
It appears as though an annual fight' than has been often submitted before, had been carrying on business for many munity. and
The
Association has this year
to
they
themhad
continued
work
theservice.
when
the
oldand
vexed
of
question
separa:<
millers
often!
so
/makes,
.occupation
the
of
over the liquor laws is to become chronic
years past, having been the earliest settler for its President Gr. Menlovej Esq./ oi
.'■'".,
tion
been
discussed.
People
has
want to in that district. He was also well known
, «.unhealthy, and imparts to their faces that
Next have been got together a strong in the Assembly, as is the annual Ofcago
a gentleman whois likely
know what isjthe nex', before they pro- and much respected in Lawrence, and, in Windsor Park,
t;?ji.pallid ;appearance'frequently noticeable in number of charges, 'which'are in effect that free fight over the land laws. I
think'
- men* thaithave passed any lengthof timein "I, being a purchaser of agriculturalpro- Mr Fox has some reason to complain, of nounce for the abolition of that which is. fact, wherever he went hishonest straight- to prove a good supporter of the cause ;
and the Vice-Presidents areMessrs Craig
■■■■',. duce on commission,.have my own purchases the action of the Government in so soon, It is easy, say they, to point out evils in forward and cheery manner made all and Young,both of whom have in past
;'■
'afour mill./
: ':."■'. "
the
existing
and
to
system,
say
these like him.
people'sgoods and with so little warniDg, seeking to
r
years shown much interest in promoting
Passing out of the main building the promptlyremoved whileother
to rot and be destroyed by vermin, upset the principle of the Act of last things ought not to be. It is another, and
are
left
the success of the Association. Mr
entered,
discharge room from the fanner is
point
iaore
matter
difficult,
to
out
the
&c, Ihave not this year purchased any sessions, which was adopted after a three remedy ;
Oamaru.
was re-elected secretary/ and
Church
a
got
a
door
look
can
be
an^'from^ttence^by
which,
doing''.
to propose a system
Molyneux produce, neither have I
any in- years fight, and which cannot be said to
Mr Connell hon. treasurer. The Comwork
/,into ;the."idischargel room fronv the smutter
one,
as
well
as
the
present
like
a
the
shall
anything
fair trial. I
tention of doing so. My friends in the havehad
mittee consists of members well triedin
(From our own Correspondent.)
single complaint made be free from its defects. The complaint
and contents. Judging .by the quantity of Molyneux
who,Iam happy to say, have not heard a
the past, and Iapprehend, under their
district
is that much of the money spent by
'-'■■>' fluffy looking black dirt accumulated on the
now
against
principle
Any
the
of
the
Act.
11,
August;
1874
consigned many
we will Have a show in
management,
have
are
numerous
very
Northern
to
be
mill,
provided
the
Provinces has
complaint made was on account of the the
floor by a few days workingof the
November,
fine
weather
since
very
my
quite
equal, if not superior,
We
have
had
worth
of their produce
pounds
thousandsof
Government having so made such regula- by the General Assembly. This is true, last and there are already indications of to that of lastyear. ""
apparatus has been doingits:duty well, and
; but Ican
to
me
for
sale
on
commission
be
but
will
it
otherwise
lifter
theProvinces
them,
as to rob the
preventing a-greatquantity of most unwhole-j most solemnly declare that Inever, either tions as were left to
Animportation of a fine. lot of draught
spring, but Ifear we will yet experience a
Act of much of itsmerit. Itis very clear are knocked on the head. Will the Assem- return of winter, as there has not been at stock, has been made by Messrs Fleming
, some and^unmviting matter 'from getting
this year or any previous year, either by thatif the people want to have any more bly not havei to lend the neaded funds ?
;
/""///,.
a due proportion of rain for many and Young,by the Tararua, from Mel;xriade ihtqflbur.,
\
word or . by letter, gave any instruction to direct control over the liquor trade than Oh, but, it is replied, the Provincial Go- all
'
months
past. In fact, there are still many bourne. Some of the mares and entires
';<i It may^be said, on-the:authority of the any commander or agent that goods conthat they now have, they must take the vernments are costly and extravagant,
complain of a scarcity of are of very superior tlood, and will
:' -. miller, that/ withthe aid of the exhaust fans, signed to me shouldhave precedence over matter into their own hands, and make something like LIOOO a year are now spent households who
farmers,
however, are busily doubtless leave their mark on the
water.
The
capable
of any other"goods in the matter of despatch. iheir wishes felt through the ballot box. in collecting and distributing less than
-one-particular; pair of i,sfones are
the
engagedpreparing
for spring stock of the district, and : Iam
j^idln^: 9 bushels'.of^.wheatper hour, or 216 That the servicehas not been equal tothe We have had here another startling L12,000 True, but what is to be tbe cost crops, and the sowing ofground
hope that, their owners.-.may
oats will soon be sure I
rduring the run- of 24=liouis, and,in strain put upon it this year, I
by the General Govern- proceeded
freely admit:illustration of the direful results of the of administration
'
a direct and good return for their
reap
little
wheat
Very
spring
with.
, doing:this, turn-out a^-first'^rate article.
but.whiledeeplyregrettingthat any valuable drink system. Two men, on Tuesdaylast, ment ? Will the revenuebe larger or tbe will be sown this season, the autumn speculation. Anyhow, I
believethe district
:
on a boating or fishing excursion expenditure be less under a new system
sq favorable for the purpose, and is indebted very much to them for making
Cbniiected with themain buildingof the produce should have taken damage by ex- started
proving
Bay; one of them an old resident; tbanunderthepresent? Will not theresults
inill.by;^ kindot a ooyeredhWay-is the oat- posure on the river bank, still Icannot on the
general rule, that a venture which will indirectly1be profitother,a recent arrival. They pulled of placing. so much power and patronagein it has been found, as a quality,
the
or requirand gives able to everyone holding land,
meal kiln.!^■Thisi with one exoeption,is of charge my self with any blame in the matter. jover to Anderson's Bay, and there got the hands of the General Government winter wheat is better in
-ing
, ,_
labor.
= . ■':
horse
;
spring
a
return
wheat.
This
greater
purpose.
unexpectedly
The Before the HarborCompany so
than
V.tiie ordinary'kind lisedfor the^
some drink, they took illegal possessionof as must be; the case under the proposed
There is no news pf interest. The
'■ -'exceptioh' cdnsißfe in aiii improvement pi the deserted the Molyneux,I
had enteredinto a two boxes which had been left by the new arrangements,be greatandjnanifold. is usually a dull season in the town of
the oats written contract with the agent of Messrs. owner outside in an unfrequented place, Such are the observations made, and the Oamaru, and certainly for the past ten Kennedys give an entertainment to-mor'irbnwbrk of1the'flooring on
certain to be
been well nigh de- row night, which is almost
'
; arefdried.,- :
; was. constructed by Brogden and Sons, to carry with the Lady of and then started back across the Bay. questions asked by every other man one days the streets have
This.
■
numerously
attended.
serted
have
andmerchants
and
tradesmen
I^eWaFraßer, Wißhart.& Buchanan of the tHe Lake a large quantityof tonnageup the They had -not proceeded far before the meets. Then one"is occasionally met
a
good
There
is
deal
of
sickness
preto
of
the
slack
complain
reason
'JBailwayFoiindryiPa^edin. -It differs from Taieri River, consequently her whole time boat upset, one man, the^ new chum, with who will say, Idon't understand had-some
.weather, will
but
fine
vailing,
spring
of
a
Anticipations
state
of
business.
N"■ those in 6j?ainjary;use in that,instead of the could not be given to the Molyneux. At escaped, to be sent to gaol for fourteen Vogel's -propositions, nor can I
guess
probably have a good effect in promoting
used; for my urgent solicitationMessrs. Houghtonand days for larceny, the other was drowned. where they will lead, but things in the brisker btate of things are entertained when
■^iKMdlekbie
'' jßtippbrtin^-^Jot,-. upflghta." jjpnerajiy
the health of the population.
roads,
has
set
in.
which
fairly
spring
The
On Thursday evening the Press Dra- North can't be worse than they are, and
jwhb■ here substahCo. kindly lent me the Wallabi for two or
The subscription list on behalf of the
shocking
in
a
condition
after
the
late
were
tiaVcaat metal pillarswith places formedin three trips, although much overtaxed with matic Club gave their filth performance any change must be for the better." snow
storm, are now rapidly improving, widow of Capt. Harfc, of the Beautiful
in the Princess Theatre in aid of the And others, again, will say, "I can't
beams, and
..;the top .to receive-themain-iron
died from the.1 effects
'
their own work,as indeedare all the services Scott Scholarship Fund. This was the understand how it is, Macandrew is The citizens are now expecting the Cor- Star, who recently
t- fenHhese 'again' is;placed joisting of angle:
at,
Lyttelton, is getting
of
an
accident
it;
;
poration
and south.
—n&w that
has been re-iuvigthird performance given by the Club in opposing Vogel's propositions! It ia
generally used bothnorth
v;
up.
well
filled
.
u^tejid
of
a
new
head
and
by
iro^
the
riverbank
nated
the
election
grainto
If farmers will cart
aid of the same object. It does not clearly against the interests of the
iit£-she" angle- icon feejnjg^ an«improvement,
I
notice that an English paper, states
town
provide
two
councillorsto
the
new
help
that.
unprotected,
leave
it
I
cannot
at
creditable
to
the
Scotchmen
appear
provinces
Vogel's
all
southern
that
resoluthat Arthur Orton is in Oatriaru, as a
inaamuchjas^it leavcß- no place for the lodg- and
To aid the shed accomodation at the three of Otago thatthis Scholarship fund should tions should be adopted, or Macandrew with a supply of wa*er. a better system of telegraphist but jf he be,'he is invisible,
and,
drainage—
possibly,
gas
mmtoij^i^^^^/^^p^Ji-^o from river
with
works.
agencies,I
have supplied sails and be allowed to languish as it does, and to and Rolleston would. Sot,oppose them.
The first is 'indispensable— and the same and yetin his invisible state,v he may be
the fire^andjsomeifcimes betroublesome. The tarpaulins
Stewartand Qtow, whose be dependent upon such efforts as those Above all, Macandrew must have very maybe
Messrs
saidof thesecord, but,considering the very man who "so ,clearly and
remainder pfjtfce flooringVia finished in the shipments'
about as of the Dramatic Club for needed supplies. strong reasons indeed, for deserting
both
and
down
are
up
mysteriously gave the information, to
;
usual manner.,;,. :;,.-,;■ "■■
. = large as all the rest ofthe cargo put together, Why do not some few of our wealthy Yogel, to whom he owes so much. Then the scarcity of coal, and its high price, IJudge "Ward, that has caused such a
for
'' '
may
properly
think
thelast
be
deferred
Scotchmen at once settle this matter, as don't you seethat Stafford and Yogel are
the-oats" being:drawn from the lain havebeenI
turmoil at Wellington.
theheaviest sufferers by they might very easily
believe
longer—
unless,indeed,
some
tiin9
the
plan
why
do
?
or
do
and
pulling
other,
depend
towards each
'through,the spout, they are hoisted to the
damage to produce, and yet those gentlemen not the many well-to*do Scotchmen who Up6n.it, that bpdes no good for Otago, at hat is- said to answer of producing gas
1
upper storey, and sent into the shealing knowing
made
New Caledonia.
doing
mybesthave
that I
was
are to be found all over theProvince each any,i-ate." . This uncertainty ajad doubt from paraffiae oil can be introduced. Mr
gitone. hopper, passing through which'they
complaints, and never once sendinhis ten shillings or his poundnote .overhang most of those who take any 'Shrim*k?, judging^ from his remarks on
querulous'
no
are sentinto the shealing mill, where they
(From an Ocoasional Correspondent.)■■-.
that their' .gopds should hare preced- to .the Treasurer ? and then the work interest in public affairs. Only on one opening the meeting; of Council on.Thurs,are thoroughlyfreed from allthe fluffy par- hinted
A 2STICE PLACE. TO LITE IN.« . ,-r.
day
las-,
not
ia?9ud
to
loss
evidently
does
>any
Having
over
would
be
done.
now
done
so
seem
to
thing
any
other.
does there
>, be
ticle's,and dirt thatmay hare been adherent ence conclusion,
they
1
til
are
si#hi;
objects
of'ihh'
first
two
tin
We
have received ,a letter from ;New
I
Sir, I
beg to assure youand much, the rest must be accomplished, and sort of unanimity, and that is thelikelir
In
hand, A large amount of Caledonia,'from a gentleman at onetime
tothem. Thence they pass intothe fanners,
in
fairly
tuken
of
a
my
suggestions
accepted;,
speedy
Clutha
District
were
either
of
hood
dissolution
of
the
that I
am
my friends in the
which discharge.the seed< from amongst the sparing effort to pet their produce carried no. 'more would be heard of spasmodic "Assembly^ The.latest news in town is business was gone through- oa that occa resident in this'district, and. according to
no
oats
then
The
are
oats-into the seedhouse.
aid'of the Scott Scholarship that the Government havebeen defeated sion,..aod it is only fair to say thaLthe.new his accounts, it would certainly'seem' that,
as speedily as possible. Ifc is as much my efforts "in
;■■
whichconveys
elevators,
upt>y
a
set
of
..: .
expedite
carrying
taken
the
fund."
on some question arising out of the Mayor seems likely to prove an efficient with:regard to manymatters, theymanage
interest as theirs to
jdiflerently (and worse). there v than
;
them to the grinding stone hopper thence All our outports are in the same condition as On Friday the Temperance IJall was Wellington land disputes, but that Mr Chairman in. the regular despatch ofj them
they
can
do
here. Our jcprrespondent menget
possibly
but
when
I
a
work.
sieves,
themselves,
Yogel
to
the
when
will
have
of
nine
anticipations
majority
opened.
to
they,come in due course
if should think the
to help me I
shall get her. of
theBateman affair, already noticed
sanguine mlist have been eleven in fay/or of hisresolutions. r,Otago, No further allotment of immigrants hasj tions
'
most
the
jfchey<are ready for bagging as oatmeal, and another steamer I
1
am, &c. .
success, with which as usual, will be, divided against itself, a been £ ii1warded to this place— rind there m the papers, in which 'a "man1 named
hoisting to the Second floor preparatory to
Q. F. Reid. , fully realised in the
for;
last
lot
Bateman
shot a libertine French officer,
is
no
labor.
'The
of
her
demand
great:
proportion
represeri
:
the opening was effected. The Hall was
delivery;.
,a who. was familiar .WitK his; 'wifef.'^ Oar
" domestic,
of
being
[[
"Vpge],^.
of
female
.go
were
tatives
will
with
Mr'
the
servants
proceedings
the
whole
crowded,
and
'
LITERARY LAWYERS.
,,
t The-oatmealmachineryhas been fill lately
very suGcesßfnlly carried out. Mr Jpfah majority, howeveK . going, .with ,;Mr. superior description vypre quickly engaged,- correspondent mentions: that Mrs Bate*.
,
man's
wages.
satisfactory
imported fromEdinburgh, and is furnished
Maeandrew,.
and;
to o.the QppoßJtiorw
I
.There!
conduct at the trialofher;;husband,
The
tbink^ at
"W. Jago, tbe Provisional <3?and
(To #ie Editor of the BruceHerald.)
peculiar. Bhevmade;,her..;Japo
"
on
the
was
will;
'ability
j
Its
seems
'no
or
'Jmosi
a;
part;
question
list
on
this
inclination
improvements.
'the
most
recent
division
be
;^South,|
.with
Sifl,-=rlknowit is apitiablecase,but. lam Chief!"Templar for Mew
poararice
patronise
labor
to
matriedJ
in
witness"'.box 'en granck
of
study
employers
for those curious in such matters. of
" got the
products ought"to be approved in this in the place wuerain I
am demandedby con .occupied the chair, being supported by
ienue,'
to the'Dines,'* and aste^.
provision
made;
be
up'
some
(Wor-i
couples—
-Whatever
-and-until
truth,
&c,"
(vide
topinionsTarV
Thos:;Eoseby
LL:D.,
district, where porridge" is' very largely science to
Mcl
hra
speak
the
the Eev^
"
'
*
l»er glovd
;'." VogeTsi for this class of laborers, the Qamaru folks, the clerkoof the-:Gou*t It6pull:
must pot permit ]ship the May6r, Oouncillbr J;.^Mercer, wi&doni, pir. pthetfwise -";of
consumed.
bourne Argus '), and so I
if,they;
x)ff, previously to ;her takingi the;oath. -e^
my
judgment.
f
of
'not
trouble
the.Government
only
to
thebetter
seems:to
be
will
feelings
get
A;lex:
my
'
oneifeeling;
Rehnie;
of
action*-ihiere
",
pireetors
n^
the
"All the mill work is carried onunder the It is certainly hard upon an attorney in
to live at the barracks.
. But.,the part of our cprrespondent's
ofiadmiration for: the
in which; send any more
"personal supervision of the proprietor,Mr Milton if people will not go to law, and if the' Hall ;Qojspwy. The programme
r
|
■■'
■
most likely to;
astonish; those. Ac,T
%ge'
1
l
etter
;
wiped
.
Thefje
[ia
buildings
add,resses;
.his Hands' of' th^
%preßerit^^and ye/fc theftemana' \ cu^tbmed^to'
:
"
X.egge, who seems to be mott active in his the last few days at the .^."M.'s Court have corapii^ed songs* recitations and
British
community^
l
ive
in
a
on
seemg
i!-_^
going
j
at
--thecwholeiof;
hWjb^lieye^^her
to
seemed- giV^'Ml
*" busirieES, and deserves Buccess on account of been productive of nocases to hear, and'no satip^Qtidn;;"tp; which
We?;
ftr MeUinfjf hpuiiea^is-^syteea:':&*
th^liuifler^g su^pt^^by i
problematical half gujneaa'for b^m, As Jo
hireflfortsaudwterprise,
R6ia,and"^
"
OrigiaMl
r
.
%
fiction^o
v
2the
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;
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;
.
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I
w^ch
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Zealand
:
.
%%v
Mr-P^orke<
tf "rf>'*-«
1
numb^'of
r
SjJJ..g^^&l^B^^^r
til
Tuesday, August'18, 1874.
7
timebefore he recovers his strength again. In the four months endfed'fA'pril 30th,
Intercolonial News.
result, of his experiment. The lead
House
the
Tl
the
Mr
B.
Gillies
considered
He
place,
morning.
duels that took
one
Had he remained out another flight,;he the value of indigo imported was
recom- being shovelled up and mixed with, the ;
the' sharp frosts L1,34i,377 ; in 1873, L1,336,327. 18?gfc.
Bays— Two Lieutenants had a quarrel at bound in honor to carry out the
spiked
the could not have
Some evil disposed person
to mill, gave a seeming result
mess, and called each other out. I
knew mendation of the Speaker, although not stone sent
.,
;we
as
it
experienced
j
Grafton,
one-night.
was, his limbs Thepearl EBhery of Ceylon tfo&
have
gun
time
highly
~
aY ' N.S."Vf
favorable to the
to the crushing
themboth very.well. One of them was legally bound to do so.
closed on the Ist of April.' 'The total
a
i
were
stiff.
perfectly".
certain
Suspicion, points strongly to
Sir Cracroft Wilson and Mr Eolleston tributers^but it would not stand science
picked amounted to 1,279,881,
;
a very nice fellow, named Guinvre, the
number
labdrAtory,
iMiarks,
being
individual,
of
the
'^
who
-is
to
nits
Mr
E.
L.
opposed
. .v
that and the crucible.
s6ld,lor
B8vIQl>li9.
Mines,;
other was just the opposite, a bully and supported themotion on the ground give
land
■■■
■■■■
-the
/gives
fired,
i^Bendigo
School
ofi
.-.,'
-■:■'■:
A Napier telegram of Friday last
V>v V ,:> ■"/■■".■/" arid
"
to
1
fbllqWirig in- ! We learif from an "American
a braggart, named De Varrain. They the House was obliged in honor of
Advertiser'
Bendigo
■-■".
theBurke
I
the^
interesting
Kelly,
Mr
A
n
relic
of
states:-—
in
the
body
employ
the
A
of
:
itr
.Philadelphia
met outside the town, and fought with effect to the recommendation
that
the
brewers
of
have for ,
;:.
Fri)in , numerousf places
Ifbrmation : roadway
says the corresporifPaki-Paki, was stopped and robbed of "5s Wills'/ expedition,"
'
"
owing
high
.
:
to
prices
past,
small swords. ," At the first encounter it "Speaker.
some
time
the
street;.
Highof
and
["along
the
by two men, supposed to be the dentiof the Bendigo Advertiser,' arrived
.been,.usingf pats as. aSubstif^
seems De Varrain must have got hie Mr M'Lean moved the adjournment of lyesterday,
collected,a parcel of thetaU- of- barler,
Mall,
;Pall
'
was
I
on
It
Marong,
Thursday
evening.
are
at
Ashley.
They
"
ssame pair who assaulted
'""■',. ""-.
-£.
point in just near Guinvre's heart, but the debate.
blindings," so liberally spread tuteV
are a fine female camel, which, after running ings, or Giiyi
newly arrived immigrants. The police
-/that
;
having
It
is
stated
thaiKridw
-the^estricCouncil;
neitherof them knew it. Guinvre then
well
"
and.
wild in the bush for a number of ye&rs, by the
on their track."
Saturday August, 15.
made a thrust, and wounded hia, adverof them tions are : taken away from, sugar, the
I)owns Imjxed
theni, f;selected a
captured
Murray
had
been
on
the
Plymouth
;
in-New
whio
finds
pubHfaan
A
~
drawing
arm,
blood.
sary through the
resiilfc
:— ;llb cultivation of^beet, will commend -itself
the
assay;with
"
tojlowing
the House of '^Representatives, ;i it hard to extract cash from the pockets of by r 'being driven by horsemfeh intb a i^
He then turned to his secondand said I In
more to tne p'eSple of Ireland than it has
tHe;
yielded
laboratory,
land
Manawatu-Bangitikei
treatgdin
The
belonging
the
to
Officer.
In re
Mr
some of those indebted to him, has paddock
"hitherto
done, an<l probably a great
ant satisfied,"
when he suddenly became claims,
l;l6th.of
equal
to
"sdwts.
grain
gold,
the
-a
of
gave
"
Sir Donald- M'Lean
advertisement that all man who has charge of it informed me !20grs.
impetus
will
pale, said Oh/I feel very feeble," threw whole of the particulars of how"he came intimated .by,
sources,
I
be given to the production
per ton/ From official
remdilaing unsettled after a that he had brought it from the Serpentine
"■ -v^l
root.
6f
beet
'
up his arms, and fell back dead. On ex- to -interfere in the adjustment of the
tailings
the
that
about-350
tons
of
to
learn
date, will be published, with names during the day, and was going~to take it
certain
;
Emperor
amination, it was foundthatDe Varrairi's
The
of
China
disMb'uted,;by:
yoii
which
will
upon of debtors in full, until payment is made. Melbourne. Considering the length of havebeen
entailed
difficulty,
Manawatu
which
"word had just, reached and pricked the him 'six weeks of the most; disagreeable
may fairly collection to bV{ made r of G^hineae^poetr^l
time that it has been roaming at large, see that 51bs;10qz troy,of goldcomposition
from theearliesv' times dowfiwardsV^ This
artery leadingto the heart,and the flow duty he ever experienced,and the like of Should any; Good Templars be amongst and
to
enter
into
the
it was only caught a few days be assumed
will he published in 2GoWlumes.
of blood killed him;" There was no more whichi ho amount of persuasion or en- the number threatened, it^Would be advis- ago, that
collectioa.
paving."
street
of
our
to
be
poor
appears
very
the
beast~'
or come to
aleo
stated
external wound to be seen than might treatywould everinduce him to undertake able for them to pay up at once,
the
It
is
that the Emperor has in
performed,
says
"'was
operation
:
An
J
■;-■
docile."
:
*
a
library, numbjering jOyeRT
possession,
"
have beenmade by the point of a pin. again; nor was he thanked in the least some afrangement with the advertiser;
his
'Advertiser,"
Geelong
Hospital.
ati. the
Nothing is yet known," ther Ballarat
"
the hearing of a case in
406;OO0
No one would^baye. felt sbrry had De for his services. He thought the province During
"volumes/
o:"
patient,
unnecessary
the
whose
name
it
is
on Courier "states, "as to the identity of the
falling
offinthe diamond
Owing
Yarrainbeen killed. The duel was fought which was then in a>very despondent state, the,„Warden's Court at; >Cobden,
to
the
i
s;
disclose,,
a
49
i
df
years
to
man
about
appears
man
was
shot
at
Ballan.
It
ground
who
August 3rd, it transpired that
by the permission of the- Governor, so
at the Cape, the gold shipproduction
treatment
in
He
haß
been
under
age.
satisfied
with
the
in
arrange^
very
Pierrepbint,
of more than ordinary richness is now that since the inquest Mr
thither, whibli in;-th.c':first-''fdur
'
that nothing could be done to the should be
..'_:/-..;■■ beiiag wrought in the locality of Razor-, searching his hut, has found a black mask, various upcbuntry 'hospitals.for, cancel;"of ments
; " v ": :' ■'. /
Had
months
0f ..1872 and $873,*,-.amounted J
/operations
and
severalminor
lip,
survivor. Guinyre had thelargestfuneral ".ments.
on
the
the
Bir Andrews opposed the morion,
to which; the deceased evidently meant to use
pectiVeiy'to"L7s9,77s,
and L161,750 '"'',
ever aeenin Noumea, and the Ghoverrior ground that, as arbitrator, he gave his ba^ck range! One person declined
re
S
performeclj
proved
but none of them
been
some
of
an
some-other
unlawful
bushrariging^ot
value
of
'
for
opinion
state
of
the
speech
during
over
the
his
consideration,
made a most heartless
the 'same
it have been only L4>450
award outside the point submitted for
giving as a purpose. Themask has two eyeholes in,it, effectual. \ After due
■■»-&&":" '■■»
grave, one that should never have come arbitration; The Government wduld by. the groundin a certain claim,
advisable
to remove the period of the present year.
deemed
was
mouth,
one,
so
that
it
expecti
any
just
and
reaches to the
It was
reason that he couldnot
an example of entepprigje f ,ui the
,a .pdfjapii-of
from a person in, his 'place.
As
lip,
and
miswhole
of
thelower
a
sanctioning^
the resolution establish
features of the
whohad.not tested thewashdirt personally, would effactwally'conciaal
'' , the
Birmingham button 'trade, we"may menalf about;'honor and glory " as if such
precedent to arbitratorg.
;'..' :":'■ ,;;,'.' _;" '■:.-. the chin. This was" done, and the carti- tion the fact that
to believe in the richness of it.—-' Grey wearer."-.
'
'
quite recently Messrs
miserable encounters nad anything to chievous
drawn
:
of
the
neck
beneath
was
;
laget
some
discussion
a
'division
rife,"
After
further
;"V'There are a number .of rumors'
:
Argus."
River
Cadbiuy,
do with either/ and as ■if it was honor- was
a
Green
and
of that towp^"posted r:
a
manner
as
to
form
upward
in
such
called for, and the resolution was The number of Chinese at present, says the,.S ydney Evening News,' "as to
flip.; in one day 158,000 sample cards of _&s"*.
able and glorious that apoorhuman being carried
chm.and
"
new
.
29
to
25.
by
'
;
: located .upon the Greenstone Creek the country which will be selected by the
should be. thus^ sent suddenly from life, The Premiermoved the secondV reading
two-hole linen button,- that .they;> .'
The Mudgee Times' says that the patent
whom, with expatriated Gardiner as his future, h^me.
all
of
amounts.
to
about
manjifactur
witti^all'his imperfections on his head. of the.Public
ladies rm^L6na'Qh^and
Cobb's
Coach
to
..passengers
by
JWallera^. suburbs, thee,:;.tb
Advances Bill, for one or two exceptions are engaged in A gentleman who- professes to be "in the
Works
Very differehib,!! can tell you, was the
postage
onthe.samejam;ount-.u:
'*
effect, to the proposals contained in mining'pursuitsi On no other diggings secret declares that"the reformedbushranger wang on "Wednesday, 15th mst^were
"■'
"
speech made by the representative of the giving
irigtbL329
12s6d.
by
travelling
comhaving
as"
; than New honored
V
r
statement.
from;
the
financial
"John
us
not,
part
of the coast has
about this
will
gP further
IVe«maßO|M,of iwhich!body poor unhappy
affair "occurred at
Messrs Breen- and Peckhatn, ■A horrible shooting'
"Memphis,
Mr T.B^ Gillies pointed out that dared to introduce his peculiar penchants Caledonia, where heis to take chrage of an panions,
Landing,
Guinvre was a member. ■'■■ y
Grider's
here,
rreceritly bedea|th
r
to.
but
recently
condemned
all .seemed with so utter a disregard to the tastes extensive sugar mat.andbasket factory,for
The/"second duel was between twio advances tip different proyinpes
tween two haulers named, Burgett.^nd >
subsequently.
r
espited,
in
with/
that,
accordance
schemes,
and
jerad prejudices of theEuropeans asinthis a firm,whose principalplace of business is
have to be made on different
the quarrel;arose I
sergeants.:
[ with.the leniency now being shown by Grided Thelatterhkd metrrleU tne widowof
gave .the Government district. Not only is there a Chinese in this city." ■....
not heard. ?JOne of them got the small generally large :powers,
the Government,■as a matter of course, Burgett's broiher. Eight or ten"shot* were
to
dole
out
unusually
store where allAsiatic abominations are'
"Two of the party (Forester and Gas- to all great criminals. Breen only excbanged, when, after reoeiywg five ia
sword right throughibim;
tancei in any way it chose.
sold, but there is .'also a gambling and boigne) that left Murrurundi with Hume,
persons;'and it was scarcely- his body, Burgett fell antf soon expired.
Qa the- night of tHe lOth of July we In reply
to other objections to certain opium houseinfull swing. ceaWest; Coast with the intention: of going on the search killed three
buildings
burned
big
firehere.
The
had.a
fair that he should be compelled to ride He is the fourth brother killed
indicated that he Times.*
- in .quarrels
have," the *Sydney Evening in
for Classen,
?;
belonged ,to the Government, and were details, the Premier when
'
coach withthe other prisoner, with'neighbours.
the
same
committee.
:ti
in
gambling
any
would
entertain
them
for
of
Their
defection
seceded,,
There isno show
Newsi states;
used as 'Workshops.- .The soldiers all
looked for posthumous work
second time. "
with a does npt seem to have, altered the deter- who had nptfachieved 'such success with The long
kind at Wanganui, in connection
turned out with their arms, and compelled Bill read
'
Balfe,
the
he
attacked.
of
Mr
"II Talismano," was -pro- r ,
even
one
The Premier, in tb.e"absence spf Mr hotel. We notice by the Herald;' that :■—■ mination of the rest.. The expedition,
allcivilians present to, work. "Thatjwas Richardson,
duced
on June 11 at Her Majesty's
Immigration
and
arranged
moved the
A billiard match had been
when last heard of, was at Gundemaine."
about all they did> ; 'If a.civilian;refused
Opera with great splendor of;scenery arid^
Bill.-r- between a professional named Charlie
News by the Mail
A meeting of shareholders in the Geeto work, lie,.was.; persuaded to do so by Public Works Act Amendment
costume, and every mark of success. The
charge
of
x
Tribe
asked
at
played
amateur,
whether^Bie
to be
lbrig Meat preserving Company was. held
Curtis and an
having a bayonet run:into.rsome fleshy Mr
was crowded with?a brilliant audihouse
to
a side. Itdid lately whendt was decided to wind up the
the Rutland Hotel for L5
part. lam disgusted': with Frenchmen: maintaing the road from Hdkitika.
The Alhambra Music Hall,. Gloucester, ence, among whom were the Duke and
first-charge
:
to
owing
off,
Cbriatchurch
wouldbemade
a
come
the
another
not,
however,
HadI
business. It is doubtful whether
been^tic'kled'■wlth;^■tbe^cold■Bteel,;l on allowances to Canterbury and Westhas been totally destroyed by fire.
Duchess of..Edinburgh; : ?, ;o './* --uk h.m .
intervention of the police, Sergt..Keid company will be; started ;
if not, the diswould haVe seen how they would have land,
seam
twelve
feet
of
coal
has
been
New York papers=report a suitcby:alady
A.
of
as it was quite, beyond the re- haying informed Mr Chevannes,.' the continuance of meat preserving operations,
liked an action for damages.;
depth
yards
who,
at
a
of
248
on
after being divorced from-^ber-fim:
aousces of thelatter provincetokeep itre- Owner of the.hotel that,he,:,would be which gave employment to over a hundred discovered
husband,
the
Duke
of
Sutherland's
Trentham
withL,672 dollars a year awarded "|
paired.
prbsecuteil if the game werepermitted. hands, will be a great loss to Geelong.
alimony,
New Zealand Parliament.
estate.
as
married again, and again obis The balance sheet of the Pacific InsurThe Premier thought the cost should The following
amusing incident
'
'
Mold, North tamed a divorce,- this:time with 8000 idols,
thousand
colliers
at
A
provinces,
and related in the Wellington Post of the ance Company shows a surplus on the
be met jointlyby the two
a
third,
suggested that the respective Superinten- 20th ultimo: His Excellency the Go- year's transactions of L21.018 7s lOsd., "Wales, are on strike against reduction a year alimony. On her marrying. a:
Wellhtgtois',- Attgust .l^.
of
ten
cent.
time
the
second
husband
refused
tie
per
pay
to
the
matter.
upon
dents shouldconsult
vernor received a lesson in punctuality out of which, however, the directors do
M. Guizot, the French historian, who alimony any longer; but the Court decided '
In the Legislative Council,
;
Railways Bill : The secondreading was on Saturday, and did not take it very not intend to declare a larger dividend
was reported to be seriously ill,is said to against him, as the : decree of divorce perThe Land' Transfer Act Amendment moved by the Premier in the absence of good humoredly. It seems that he was
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum have recovered.
than
-i
mitted her to marry again.
Bill was read a first time. The Cromwell Mr Richardson.
desirous of going out to the Hutt with
light of interest on [capital invested
The foundation stone of a new Roman / The Lay Association of the Church.,o£
Waterworks Bill was read a second time. Mr Guthbertson gave a number of his family, and drove down to the station in thethey
hope at no distant period to Catholic Church has been laid at South Scotland met on Friday, May 22nd,in.the ;
On the second reading of the Napier statistics to show the value of the South- just as the train began to move. His but
addition, a satisfactory bonus Shields. The building will accommodate Assembly Hall,
divide,
in
moved,
Mr
being
Harbor Board Bill^
under the presidency,of
land Railway,urging that they should be Excellency rushed' down to the fence, out of profits actually realised.
and is to cost LBOOO.
moved,
1000
persons,
Watson,
Glasgow.- The geporfc
as
an
amendment
that
Sit
Jasr
calling
any
Robinson
considered in
valuation.
making ail sorts of signals, and
Post reports that
Forty-three pit seats, twenty-two upper stated that, the subscriptions reoeived
thesßill be"read a second, time that day .-■?Mr Mervyn suggested that surveys out lustily, but the engine-driver either The. 'Mu'dgee'
whom boxes, and two stalls are allotted every amounted to LSOO, aboutIAO overthe gum
six months. The Bill, however,- was read should be made in the Clyde district to did not recognise the would be passenger, William M'Carthy, the old manMudgee
to one Parisian claque contractor for received last year. The.revenues "of the
a second time, after slight opposition. ascertain the best routefor themain line, or very properly thought the train should Breen so brutally kicked in theof the ill night
v Romans" by the
management of one of various schemes during the year had been
The Taranaki Waste Lanas Bill .was read the'presentlines beingalong the seaboard, not wait for Governors any more than gaol, has died from the effects
iourth victim the principal theatres.
l
treatment. This
makes
the
—Foreign, L9213; home,
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ft second time.
the
:
;
country.
who,
on
opened up very little
for' the old Maori woman
a homicidal
Miss Clara Randall, a superbly dressed colonies, L6422; Jews, L5887; en^qw- At:last' evening's sitting of the House, Mr J. Shephard dissaproved of the second day of the line being opened, to Breen's insanity of
young woman, described as an actress, ment, L7126; total, L^i11,1 , The Chair- :
The Premier made a statement that Mr blindness o provincial authorities is not missed her passage, and caused no little tendency."
sinceits was charged at the Westminster Police man
G'Rorke had sentia his resignatibntto his constructing an arterial line " through the amusement by her plaintive cries to The Torres Straits mail service,
movedthe adoption of thereport, which
has been carried on effectively Court with being drunk and incapable of was seconded by Mr .Campbell Swinton.
and that it was
Eiceliehcy the "
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province to tap goldfields, and large induce the train to stop. The Maori inauguration
one
satisfactorily,
notwithstanding
that
and
accepted.,...; ;. ;;'; y^,\ :..,.,'. ".. :-;.- y .- ■, : ; quantities of Crown land now idle.
taking care of herself at Rochester Bow, Resolutions recommending the schemes of
woman, however, put up with the dis<During some'remarks upon the Rangi- MrJ.E. Brownsuggested an extension appointment good humoredly, but we or two of the steamers chartered to carry and was fined ss.
of the Association to the sympathy and.
tikei-Manawatu.dispute, the Premier said of the schedule as requiredby Canterbury believe the Governor actually made an out the contract have met with mishaps.
General Sir David Wood has announced liberality of the Church were adopted^
Of the four new steamers ordered expressly that at the artillery review,during the final
that the Gpvernmeni did not concur with railways. _."
official complaint of the conduct of the
One Sunday recently, in. ;Vne' parish,
left salute, the Emperor of Russia said to him, chapel
the Speaksir in the views expressed inhis The Premier said the great work the engine driver in not stopping for him. If for the company, one— theSomerset
"
of Castlebar, county Mayo, the
report and recommeridation for award, j Government hadin view was to carry for- the man did recognise the Governor, London on the Ist irstant for Singapore, splendid, magnificent ! I
thaak you and Rev Mr Moran, who was
officiating, said
was
to
leave
there
tor
the
expected
Reserve,
rTrust v
all the officers very,much."
TKe^Glutha^ EiverLoan,
ward great trunk main lines from Auck- instead of being punished, he should be and
he would not read the gospel of the day,
Septhe
in
time
to
return
with
colonies
Grass
and
contributed
sum
Nelson Waterworks
Sir Titus Salt has
the
land toWellington, whether by East or rewarded for doing his duty without
would say a few words to his congreBrisbane. The other of LIOO to the funds of the National Early but
Foresfe ;Fires; Prevention; Outlying Dis- West Coast, and connect Nelson with respect of persons. Probably the com- tember mails from
gation
on a subject that occupied their
Brisbane,
Singapore, and ClosingLeague.
tricts t Sale"'; of -Spirits Afct Amendment, the West Coast, and Marlborough with plaint made by his Excellency was only 'steamers the
attention
a good deal at present^ namely,
Somerset.
follow
the
were
to
Proceißdi.ngß
Sydney
and -Borongb!^ of^' West^brt
A man named Alexander Stewart was, the election. The supporters of Mr
North Canterbury. These must be first the impulse of a hasty temper, and in his
by
slipcaused " the
Another fatal accident "
Bills were read a third time and passed. carried out, and the branch lines to cooler momentshe will regret and withat the Glasgow Central Police Courr, sent
ping of a stone from the dogs as it was to prison for thirty days for assaulting his Power among the congregation,expecting
At to-day's sitting,
might then be draw it.
Tokomairiro
and
Dunstan
the priest would speak against the;candir.
The*Premier made a,statement regard- dealt with. The branch lines shouldbe a The Auckland.'Southern Cross' has 'being raised by crane is reported by the wife and biting a policeman's thumb almost date,
immediately began to "cheer for
ing theBill to increase the excise duties, charge upon the land fund, they so, much been informed that a prize fight took Inglewood Advertiser.' The victim was a off.
Power,
and so "
drowned the priest's yoUet
Newton,
who was
the s.ubatance being that the Dunedin enchanced the -value'- of land interested. place at Newmarket on a Saturday night stonemason named John
According to a Parliamentary paper
Distillery, be,allowed to distil up to the Already L206,400 had been voted for lately at 12 o'clock, and was bravely employed in setting stones in the wheel* just issued, the quantity of barley im- Then a cry of Out" was raised, which.
wasasignal ageneralrushofthe greater
end of, June, not exceeding 20,000ga1., railways in Otago out,of a total sum of enough contested whilst it lasted, but hole of a new water mill at Bridge^ ported into:the "TJnited Kingdom last part of thefor
congregation from thechapel,
water,
andreceive L20,000 out of payments to L557,000 authorised.
2,587,498qr5.i
9,241,063cwt5.
or
year, was
'
after all resulted in a drawn battle.
in
the
course
of which, aere?al people
!o
receive
states
that
Messrs
Distillery
to
be ma<ie. Auckland
Europe consumes about two-thirds of were hurt.
[-L; The Bill wasread a second time.
ofNewmarket were The Forbes Times'
Some
of
theresidents
.
Bro*.,
C. H. the petroleum prodiioed in the United
L7so?'&uf be altywed to distil a certain The Premier announced that probably aroused on Saturdaynight by the rumb- T. H. West, Strickland
'
quannty' to exhaust materials. Increase the Polynesian Island Trade Bill would ling of two heavily- freighted cabs which Battya, and W. Haig, went out on Wed- States,
.■
and shot on the
in the excise duties to be a shilling thia not be proceeded further with this session stopped hear the quarry, and thirteen nesday, 22ad ultimo,
At Ciotaf, in the south of France, the
Clutha Trust Bill
—
year, another shilling next year, and a In any case they could hot proceed with men were seen to take their way to the Bundnburra run : 22 wild horses, 33 wild body of a nun has just been found in the
companions,
shilling the third year.
it while the abolition debate was pending, scoria pit. To afford a, sufficiency oflight pigs, 15 kangaroos', 15 native
cistern ota consent.' The lady, who was
A long discussion took place during and the,result ofi which, was so uncertain, for the work to be done, the -lamps were 6 swans,18 duck?, 4 turkeys, and 1white 28 years of age, had charge of a class of In the ..House of 3Jepres<B.ntatives; ori "
August, Mr,. Yogel,
the afternoQn on the report of the and probably not at all.
chijd,rgin, She disappeared one, Sunday, Wednesday,
taken from the carriages, and held in the pelican.
, 5?.h
Speake'r'bf .tbVHb'use in re Manawatu- BUltpassed : Employment of Females hands
must have been dead two days when referring to. the. Clutha Ti?ugf Bill;inenspectators forming the ring It ir stated in the 'Manning River
of
the
and
: in which<the fight took place. The pre- News' that on the morning of the §4ffh her body was found. No motive can be lipued It-hat there was.a prospect r of,the
Bangiiikei'claims, and a recommendation ±cf.r- '"■■■■■■■"'"■"■■■
;"■; ".;"'■■ ..
that a.sum .be .placed on the Estimates
question of the reservation of lands in
liminary stripping and fight lasted quite July,a^person named John Kent, asawyer, be assigned for the suicide.
< Daily Telegraph* Otago being set tied this sessioni " -Honi''
a
Dingo
Creek,
drawing
for theProvince of .Wellington.
at
was
fought,
residing
were
correspondent
hour.
Twelve
rounds
*
B>n
A
of the
(
Interproviiicial News.
The Premier strongly opposed the
that that Province
andit was then agreed to declare a drawn charge out ofhis gun when it exploded, and has been on/a visit to Bassaine in captivity. members wouldrecollect
and
denied
that
the
the
views'of the Speaker,
man's E[e seems to'have been much struck with had reserved 2,0d0j000 > 'acres-, %rid the
general scramble was made for the contents of the barrel entered
battle.
A
forehead, who died immediately from the Madame Bazaine, whoop he describes as .Government deeiinedjo^rown^grantyuch'
Province had'anyclaims upon the Colony
'
against the cabs,, anpLr,the; party of "sports"
forlibelis threatened
'
for compensation inregard to the award Anaction
* "Wanganui
at
effects.
Kent was snioking $ pipe a.t the "Mexican, with dark, lustrous eyee,f black an extensivearaa^ and arrangements would,
f^r
o'clock.
started
towfi
one
'Chronicle for publishing
"
of the Hon! J^M'Leanin theManawatu the
was engaged, extracting the eye lashes, and; eye brows, beautifully be belieyed^ he come to by which 50,000
tiaje
he
phenomenon
\fas obtA" remarkable
dispute. There"was no ground whatever that a man was a provedperjurer."
and
charge,
it is supposed that a spark of curved, a mouth indicating unusual resov acres would- be accepted for educational ''
by Captaini>oile of the Stprnibird,
for anyclaims for constructive damages, The total customs duties collected «at served
pipe entered the barrel and lutiop, and a xadiantj lovely
from
the
fire
: purposes instead of the 2,OoOiO(^lcreß.tiia t .,
He
saya
Sunday
morning
lately.
a
'Manchester
either legally or equitably. That in fact the port of Wellington for the week on.
caused
the
aocident.
had been reserved. The' 2,oo^^res^nffwf!'.<
when';that;
of
the
Patea
lha
nearly
thaty
abreast
states
Mr M'Lean's award enabled the Province ending Bth August amount to L2335 6s River,:at the time indicated, his attention 'A. passenger on board, the s*ieamßr according -to a reports just received, the. proposed as an endowment.^er^.amdigst.Jlto obtain.possession of" land they, other- lOd.
by several heavy waves, or Murray,named^ibert ISkman, digappeared company of agricultural laborers;, who.Emi- thereserves thai .wp»ld becanceiiad^byUhe *
that,instead
A man named George Hall, residing was attracted
wise would not have had, and
;therefore the? matter
manner from the"vessel, grated to New '2JBa!i\Q|l In, jpecenaber last proposed
masses
huge
ratherof sea water, rplling in a mysterio.jis
sepnis
of the award having been " a loss to the at Gillespie's, (Okarito), Westland, up; to the
that
there
to
be^no-dbubt
he
fell
separate
,
up
a
came
for
.all,
have done well; They
treatmenf. It Vo^-:.
jfguo4.BituiEttiops
discovered anew invention
s^bre--soinetliing' li^e series. .an<3
Province,
had actually made a large claims to have
"neither
Of tidal #aves-^-caußing no small conster- overboard and was drowned. Ekman be- readily at wagesaveraging- from 8s to 12s not be in accord ance,:with.the fsp^rit iabs ;
than
.more
nor
less
howwhich
is
alrea4y.
prepared,
He
was
profit
"
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their longed : to -the.Government survey party per day of eight;hours.. The women who intention of thV;lawf th&it''.enprmQus, tßacfs, ],^
He made applica- nation;on boardithe!little craft from
ever,if fl4ie House'agreed, to bring down 'perpetual motion.'
iiand, and went out also found employment at a high should. tergmbYed.iromth^
engaged at Port
Happily
huge
appearance.
aiid
formidable
patent,,
a
but
a reso'ution, allowing, the Wellington tion to "Warden Price for
the
-to
-way
S.tprmbird
was
on
Melbourne
in the rate of wages.
ordinary l^w.!s;^reßervßtipn . biit. jt w6uldc-iA
the
safely
the 1
rose
on
r;
,■
;
"
su^nmit
loan 10/be increased by the amount of that, official appears to haye entertained of
!^
Christian
Ekrnaa.
Murray;
with
his
passed
along.
be.equally
against thejintention of thelaw
caph
them
as
brother
of
it
the,
Some
applicant's
paper,
curious
relative
to
statistics
1
'
the a%ard ;interest and sinking fund to doubts as to the state "of
.against any reasonable*
Just before the departure 6i^ they Be gaveL3OO to his brother at the com- making;hare been recently "publiaaed at to set their.face
mind,
- When
be paidby theProvince.
mencement of the journey for safe keeping; fenice,; Itappears
reservations.
the adjustment wasf3 ';
trip,
on
an
tax
from
Picton
her
last
3,960
of
how
men
there
'are
Phoßb^
that
Mr Fitzberbert admitted that legally A curious instance
r
b
Crookweli'_'corresporid|nt
made,
The
the
he
the
pugilistic
hoped*
j)rovinciar
individual
inclinations
was
of
,
purpose
-ofr
paper ipanufactvirers in the world, env
the Province had no leg to stand on, but their ingenuity to effect their
ihe, jSouthern Argus' Itate§;
rtii^t a Mr^Ro- ployingrBO,OOO menand. 180,000 women, would regptfot'ihtflaw;^
has just been exemplified, says the servedJwith.a summons .for assault,;
said that equitably it-had. -"
: be clea'F understanding .88 ,to ;t^e extent
treated the,mat^r uguite as,a r.berts,-.-, f^rinfrly ppstmaster, left .Mr R. besides 100,000employedin therag
Mr Fox iwent into a history 1 of the Thames 'Evening.Star,' which, however, however,
resided,
public
where
he
confidirig
simplicjity
1,809
houses
\
millions of pounds of pj?ipe|< ftrepro- the power ok reservation could'Be exercised
joke, laughing kt thei
whole question of the Manawatu disputes satisfactory .,to ,<the experimenters, has joi
as no one duced annually ;
early
Sunday
morning,
Had
(Hear.) The presenjj ,
*Ssat
was
one
police
imagining
the
in
he
to
Testeri
Jh£l| is^sed in print- by the provinces.
Province could have no caused disappointment others.
to show that the.
(
on^
gone
1
knew
wherehe
had
or
could
hear
-proposal
i-op'e*to,
to
i
wa
lhat
should command the
sixty
going
/ordinary'
ing,
any^notice'
of an
a §^th for yipriting^a^^;theremainder
possible claim upon the Colony. The day the Shamrock tributes banked gold, summons,iitake*
he,wasnatpreparedi(>'e3t|)refiß
of
of
as
to
by
Mm^allvsprts
and
rumors
r
House
ibut
,"
departure
anything
took
his
thie
iot
pacing
thought
ounces
of
and
other
Through
they
what
very reverse wasrather thecase.
fate were" on the" following A weddingparty froipt thecountry carite any opinion;as tQ- whet fterithawhole exten&C-l'i
duly chronicled in the local Bteamer.^ Service^of the summons: was his
the exertionsof the General Government,, which was,
'
in Pi0on;;a warrantissued and; Monday/freely^^ oirbalated, and the Grook- to,^ick for the -purpose of : havibjg' the of thte land proposed should be^reserved.
and specially of the Native Minister, the papers. (sn" an' assay being attempted, proved
;in Wellington telegraph^ tp I well
police
dragged in search for the nuptial ceremony preformed after ithe He recommended that tte second reading..>
in
'the
possession
of considerable difficulty was found arrivProvince obtained peaceable
yißitpr, who on his 'body. "Ml enueavbrs'tp clear up the myjs- Presbyterian.form. They weredbotaedtb should be taken, and further consideratiott
220,000 acres, out of which they had sold ing at results^ s \Be"-treatment proyed that ibbut jthe^tende^
by 'some new tery^ however, proved:fruitlessu.ntir Thura- disgsppmtment, howeyerv as'not ai, single of the Bill postponed till BBxt;Week) and
LIOO,OOO worth, making a splendid nest there were twenty-seven ounces,of lead arrival,^ was welcpmedt
who ;kindly -insisted on day-'afternoon, when^he ;w,as found ia a minister, either of the Established,
me^nwhße he woiulß consul^^wit'h1ibla^ppo-.
egg tokeep them going ever since. Alto- with the gold. To* accdunt ifor' this the acquaintance,
yindial alatharj&ep;;andj if there was nei
Mr
aear
accjDmmpdation
him
of
and
to
finding
nighty
paddoc^
trjbutere,
P.,
on
sbaft
the
piece
inquiry,
Presbyt«riaa,
QiviiyOhes
a
of
find'
that
the
for
Gl:M.^ill
TJ
'*rf
orißeformed
gether the claim made was
Kim'tat the" Police pQurt^ hjs ,^aysj:a.c^&^iHe was ina.very exhausted could he) found, and the'J|^iy\i^d'tq set objection, the reservation might &QT
ingratitude, andan indication of themost they use had beepmade use pf,as a kind and introduced: was
'- " 'r
found,
being
and
arranged.
.put againfor a neigbpring: pariah,
madeUso^pjroyjde fiimi an(J|keipleaß state; when
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greedy and sri»j>bg avarice he bad ever of underground" shot' tower,* but the where an order
it
willbe
75,
about
some
maD,
th^ftfjjaif
neglected
very
aged
amateur shoemaker
a
toaflcertain
y^pput righ^
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CrimeanShirtings, .
3d, 6d, 9d per
9a,
10|dj,2s,
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calico, 3|d, 4d,4£d to Is
White flannels, ll^d,Is Id, Is 3d, Is 4£d, Is 8d White Hollands,7£d,
9d,9£d, 10£ d,Is, Is Id,'Is3d
Anti-rehumaticflannels, la Id, Is 2£d, Is 4d to Brown
Heavy twill sheetings, J.s 6d and upwards
28 6d
,
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sd, Is 7d to 2s White blankets, 8s 6d, 10a 6d, 12s 6d,15s
Scarlet flannels, Is o£d, Is 3d, Is
"
.
6d,
Whiteblankets
17s
(fullsize),.lss
6d,
upwards
9d
m
Scarlet blankets,'16s 6d, 18s, 21s, 26s
Ayrshire plaidingrls lOd, 2s to*2s 9d
Strong Crimean shirting, 10£ d, Is, Is 3d, Is 4d, Blue blankets, lOs^d,12s 9d, 15s, to 25s
Crib and cot blankets, all sizes
jg g,j
4s 9d
All-woolshirting, Is 6d, la 9d, 2s, 2s 3d to 3s 3d Colored bed covers, from
"White toilet quilts, 5s 9d, 7a 6J, upwards
Oxford shirting, Bd, 9d, ljd
White counterpanes,4s 9d, upwards
Grey calico, 4d, 4£d, sd, s|d to 9d
Justreceived, a large lot of Muslin andLeno Curtains, slightly damaged in the manufacture, very
cheap, from 2s 3d perpair.
French merinos, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, to 4s 9d.
Black Russell cord, Is 3d, Is 4d, Is 9d, to 2s 3d
6d,
Is
3d,
Is
d,
Is,
10£'
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BlackPersian cord, Is 5d Is 9d, 2s to 3s
'Is9d' r <
Black alpacas, 7£d, 10d, Is 2rl, ls'3d, to 3s
Aberdeen winceys, Is 43, Is Bd, 2s, 2s 3d, 3s
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in
great
Silk-warp winceys and double diagonals
tweed
winceys,
and
New twill
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elfcon sn^iBatswing skirts, 7s 6d to 15s
variety
All-wool tartans (double width), from 2s Black-quilted skirts, 7s 6d to 19s"
Embroidered Bkirts, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 5s 3d, 7s 6d
6d
is
the
we
have ever held, and comprises a magnificent
largest,
FABBICS
of
DRESS
Our stock
Scoured winceys, 7£d, 9d, lOd,Is, Is Id
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Pure Saxon winceys,
assortment ofNew Materials and Colorings.
New strips serge15s_6d the dress length
New figured poplins, Is, Is 2d, Is sd, Is 9d
New diagonal cloth, 10id, Is Id. Is sd, Is 8d
New colonade lustre, Is 2d, Is 6d, Islid
New stripe crape cloth, 18s 9d the dress.length
New wool serge/lsId, Is sd, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s
Now Shah cloth, 21s9d the dress length
New wool chambray, 8"s 6d the dress length
New Ashantee stripe, 27s 6d the dress length
New diagonal camlet, 14s 6d the dress length
skirts, to' wear
New heavy wool serge, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 3d, Fashionable-made
' with polonaise,
12s 9d> 14a 3d» l6s 6d
2s ed
of COSTUMES and MADE-UP SKIRTS, with -materialforBody,'
'A magnificent assortment
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Of the LargeNumber of Firms in the Drapery Trade, memorablein many respects, we heaitily
The arrivalof the dames NicolFlemingard Janet Court having placedus in possession ofthelist
commendthe Favorite Establishmentof
of our Winter Shipments, amounting in the aggregate to over 500 CASES and BALES, we beg to
notify our "arrangements for the season. Inorder thatthe re-building of premises, and the unAND
TTIRKPATRIOK,
arising therefrom, may not interfere with the growth of our largely-increaspO. avoidableinconvenience
ingbusiness, we have marked off every class of goods at merely nominalprices. The object in thus
offering a magnificent stock of New and Seasonable Goods, under the usual rates, is to insure the
DUNEDIN.
turn-over of the entire Winter Stock during the next two months, in consequenceofthe ver
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limited-accommodation at our command.
"CLOSE OF^THE SEASON, 1874.
Misses' Wincey Costumes,
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. 14s 6d,'155.6$17s 6d, 20s.
Cheapßst Goal- inOtago! ;
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]sd, 305,32s
20b,
27b
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Tunic Skirts,
...e-oi-'^q .^,<A zi^-iW-.;V'-'::'..' : i Ladies'
; 8s
6d,15s,
12s
17b 6d ,'
10s
6di
TTIHE Prio© of GOAL at this Quarry \intil Black6di
Lustre Tunic Skirtsi'^ :
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Cheapness of
. 8s 6d, lps6d,12s 6d,:15s,17b 6d '
The remarkable feature of"this House is the Superior Qualityand Wonderful
hurthwrnotioewillbeosperton.
";' Ladies'"Perßi»n Cord Capes,
,
l
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be obtained there.
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;-;,-'-<J:'10s, Vis 6d, 12s 6d,14s 6d, 17s 6d,20fl, 25s' every^class anddescription of Goods that are to
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Girls'Black 016th Capes,
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that
firm
been
awakened to the importfairly
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that
of
"has
principal
The
reason
the
attention
Ladies' SealImitationJackets; bordered, '; anceof buying in the cheapestmarkets. To accomplish this they never fail. 'Forexample,by a late '
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Bhip they received.fromSt. Petersburg one case of
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JACKETS,
SEAL
RUSSIAN,
FUR
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LADIES' REAL
Viss,i7B 6d,2bß;;2^27s^di3os
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;Ladies' Win?ey Costumes,- ;
all'overthe world, would
Prices
:Ll4,Lls, Ll6, Ll7,LlB. These goods, so prized'
Very
cheap.
,
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>. 17s 9di' 20s, 22s "6d, 25si 2Vs 6d,
" 300
each more.
cost, tobuy in London, at least L6
,
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Ladies' TweedPolonaises,;'
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For fashion they get regular supplies of Models-and Novelties from thefirst Parisian Houses,
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6d, 275,305,358 M:^>
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23s
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(I*teAC?uttoi; to D; Sampson;)
Black.Lu>|tae P6lpnaißeß, ' .
:v.Misses'
. consequence, they
8s 6d,9sjd;10s 6di 12a 6d : "...:;_",;,,' ' ::
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eep the Largest and Best Stock of Drapery, Silk Mercery, Clothing, Carpets, and Household
K
' "Ladies'Black Lußtre'Polonaißeß,
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TAHiORINGik WOOLLEN■"■■''■
ESTABLISH'
6d,158 6^,168 6d;17s 6d.
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IMSH 'Poplins,—Moires, Silks end Satins, Soper'sBlack Silks, from 3s 6d to 7s. Bonnets do, from
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Ladieß':
J
', 8s to 14s 6d warranted to wear. Colored do, just
J; .■;:if;c;"- c-tri :-'i'^o g'^'^-'-- ■V _V'"V v. ":'.'",-. ."308,355, 40s . v ::
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broche; from100s ;
,
: Children's-BlackVelveteenPolpnaises,
R tcEiVED alltheLatest Novelties. Striped do, from 59s j plain, from 90s ;
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Gentiieinen's,Hate, Shirts, Scarfs, Ties, : iTs'ed; 20s, 25s
fancy, from 80s to 2003. BlackSilk Velvets,
K ateb's Silk"-finished Velveteens. English Velvets, from10s ;Genoa,from 20s to 30s; Velveteens,Silk Velvet Jackets,
Clollari,^v Stud%' BraOßS> Underclothing, ; :Ladies'^Black
from 48 6d to 7s 6d. Millinery Bonnets from
30s, 555, 635, 75b/80s, 84s, 90s ' .
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P abis andLondon. Great Bargains in New Hafa— price, Sd to 4s 6d ; worth from 3s 6d to 8s 6d.
.-'. i Steamed-Winceys,- t;
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Underclothing, Stays, and Corsets at
4|d per yard /; ,;[a ;
;Ladies' do, from 2s6«.
::;-.:'..; T'\;;; ;,;,;; :;;;.;^; Saxony Wincey, . ...;; ; ; ri.'<r \,
A stonishing- prices. Infants' Chemises and Drawers, from Is, rising
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Mantles, Capes, Polonaises,
New
7id,ßidi'9id,;loid per yard
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jackets Some very elegant double-breastedDuchess of Edinburgh do. The cheapest
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> \ i T ippets, and
Heavy Aberdeen;Winceys'," "
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and Jackets,
lot
of
Capes
Is3jcl,;lß Bd;peryard
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iR ich and rare ever offered— Children's, from 2s 6d to 4s 6d ;Ladies', from 4s 6d to 20s
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Black
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double. Muffs and Boas of every description, real and
7§d, B^d. lO^d,Is, Is 2d. 15:44-pefcjard.
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Imitation, Sable, Seal, Grebe, Ermine, .Opossum, Musquash, Monkey. Door Mats,Matting,
.Cords,^
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Crumb Cloths
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C totains, Damasks. New Patterns inFloor Cloths, thoroughly seasoned, from the celebrated
Coidef'-[
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K iddeeminsteb, New Brussels, Tapeßtry, andFeltCarpets in every variety of design, at the most
Figured Camlets, "
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moderateprices.
,1b l^d, 1b 4£d per.yard : .
Dark Colors Twilled Diagonals, .. v ; "
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Is)li'4d per yard/
A N D
C O.
1 Medium WelsliFiannels,'
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White
6l
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Is
7
ls>sa,Vls6di
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la,rls
:3d,
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G oods'. Animmense Variety,of Dress Goods, New Russian Cloths, Serges, Repps, and Winceys,^
.;
Flannels,
:;/
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White
Saxony
;
rf;
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from 6d'per'yard.
i-ls 10£d, "2B.3d,i2s.]9'd,
.// N ew Skirts,- Costumes, Drosses and Polonaisesj" Fancy
Woollen Goods, Eider Down Skirts,'
' ' '3s^per yard ?
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OPINION.
PUBLIC
CQ'S
WINTEE'&OODS.
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Children's woolscarfs, 9d, Is, and
" Is 2d
Girls' waterproofs, all sizes, from'3s 6d
Men'stweed suits, from 34s 6d
from-6s
6d
waterproofs,
Ladies'
Flannels,
Crinolines, and
Men's double-breastedsuits, from45s
Ladies' wool shawls, from 10s 6d
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Is
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Impbovebs. Lads' and Gents' Umbrellas, Alpaca,'-from 4s ;Silk from10s. Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ladies'cloth jackets, from 4s 6d
Men s paget Buits, from 49s
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r Scotcli
overcoats,
12s
Men
s
from
30s
heavy
from
'2s,
2s
2s'
'president jackets,
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very cheap stock ofMen's Clothing. Tweed Suits from 50s, SacCoats from20s, Riding Ladies' fur-trimmed
Men's superior overcoats, from 37s 6d
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g^
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.'-- '■3he'<?'^W'o''"tf-i);iifrom 27s to 455. An
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.Coats
Men's waterproof coats^from 128 6d ,
from
Is
Ladies'
straw
hats,
2s
2s
6d,
Is ' "
Is
Immense stock of Youths' Clothing. Tweed Suits from 255, Colonial TweedTrousers from 6s
' 2s^
a job lot,from 32s 6d Mens sac coats, from 15s
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skir#bought
A
satin
case
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W.P. Overcoats and
i
Boys jacket suits, from15s
wool scarfs, Is, Is 3d, to 3s 6d
' 'Unionand Wincey Shirtings,.., '*? V
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D OTTBI.BBreastedJackets from 15s 6d, Boys' Knicker Suitsfrom 15s 6d, Sailor ditto from 17s 6d, Ladies'
4s 6d Bpys kn^ckerbocker suits, from 11s 6d
6d,
2s
3s
cross-overs,
9d,
2s,
AUidesoriptions of Colonial Timber at .; ■ -,
'"■ Hid,Is 3a, Is #d, Is. 6£d per
Ladies'knitted
yard
>
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Diagonaland Velveteenfrom 27s 6d. The
pilot andbeaver overceate, from 17b 6d
Boys
6d
sets,
linen
from
Is
Ladies'
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Twilled;
6d, Paget, from
.;
sir!:. "?'«^^P(roicrent''rat(Mf./ ""'j,'..i
,
N bw1 Dunedin Coat from 30s to 455,
Boys' waterproof coats, from 10s 6d
;
. .IBerlinettaShirtings,"
' Galatea Double-breasted from 27s
:
ruffles, 9'd, Is, to 8s 6d '
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yard.!- n ;
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;
40s.
....,.-." Ladies'"new
9d
BoysInvernees^capes, from I3s 6d.
.;,.;■.■■-.■-,.,■"> '"." Is 8d per,
3s
2s,
Large
wool
to
polkas,
'[inpp^s'ww.'^s^,liiaiid,.,
Children's
Check,
f
'""! So'me'rville Shirtings, Stripes and
Their.made-up Clothing from Melbourne
E very,Novelty in. Tweeds, Coatings^ and Vestings.
doz;
9dlthe
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han.dkerch.iefs,
2s
half
;
cambric
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,
;
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-. -,-.
. and
.:
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lOJd and"liid.per '■yard.,'
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TooguedandGrooved Flooring;fliihmg,:&c;
"" - Whitie;-Blankets'(Single:Bea)7"
.
but
Zealand,
class
to
superior
general,
slops
imported
L
are
not
far
to
the
of
New
only
socks,irom
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Men's w/
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from 3s 6d
shirts,
.
Men's
Crimean
\'^*}rtia}r]^eds.WflaMOTiß«ardjs;'/'V \'_\; :"■■ 12s 6d,lss6dil6Bi6di'2osper pair
;
Is^from Is 6d'
, are equal to
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Men's Irishhand-kmtted,"
Men's Crimeans,"air wool, from,5s 6&
'White Blankets (Double Bed),
G abments made to order, and are sold for much less money.
Otago collar, 9d
The
. .,
ri
from
2s
6d
shirts,
colored
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pair
: G^L» O^- G "HV
18s 6d, 21s, 22s 6d, 255, 26s 6dper
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do do, for boysj 6d
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from
3s
9d
under-flannels,
Men's
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BlueBlankets,
Hats, caps, ties, scarfs, braces..;
WOGL1^
Men's flanneldrawers,rfrom 4s 3d
ifes.Sd,';21s per pair"'
Portmanteaux, umbrellas,.rugs
,&BDiF&KGY^REPOSITORY
,fr6m:4s9d
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plaidingdrawer
Men's
Bi
TAILORING.
Scarlet Blankets-Blankets, „
Gloves,handkerchiefs, &c, ingreat variety
Men's'lambs-wooldi-awers, from 5s 3d
Crib
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George? Street;'^■Duhedin. Materials for .;■ 1
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SuperiorMaterials, Fit, and Workmanship, at Low Charges, are the characteristics of this Men's wool scarfs, from Is
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Paper;Flowers, -lieather'Work and Latest ..White Toilet-Quilts; .:
6d,
NovelMes-iniFancy Work always on hand. '■■'.'" 8.8 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d,12s 6d, 14s 16s 6d branchof their business.
b
orders White Marsella Quilts, .
Schools q1 supplied;0 and Country
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21s, 255, 28s 6d, 30s, 37s 6d .
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promptly attended to.:
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DBAPEES, CLOTHIERS^
White Lorna Quilts (New),
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.White
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Zephyr Quilts (Fringed),
KIEKPATKICK, GLENDINING/ AND CO.,
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Quilts;ColoreaBoraers (Fringed),
Vienna
improved
principle."
repairs;
It
. new
inoVi
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"'l9a6d,
«jnceshritb?oease, and is
great saying of - Colored ArmenianQuilts (Fringed),
)The-runholders in the . .1686a, 17s 6a,
time ands laboriV
6d
Dunstan dis.trictuse themllargely, and re- Heavy ColoredQuilts (Dice Pat.),
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14s 6a,I
7*s.64,.22b 6a
nd manufaijtures a Wire Strainer upon a
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FURNISHING, BUILDER'S AND
18s
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GENERAL IRONMONGERY!
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port mpst favorably,of Uieir-serviceabiliiy in 'V, 44s 6d, 15s 6d, i6s 6d
repairing-wire fences.1 The Strainer is.very l Alhambra Quilts,
small akd^por^afclejfii weighsonlya^ few lbs. " 4s 6d, 5s 6d,6s6d," 7s, 8s 6d'
r
is made'of-'wroTigli-fc lEon,caiidcari .be. worked
r
9s 6di 14s 6d, 21s
withease^by^on^man;: /';.','.'.' "'".' '■-..<
Crib Quilts, -.-,
"' W "A & T , - White
&$&:.: .
, .";' -..
WhiteToilet Covers,
receive regular Shipments of HARDWARE GOODS direct from
Wolverhanipton, .Glasgow,
WE
to see our
Partiesrequiring IRONMONGERY GOOI/S would
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Manufacturers
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PeiwcestStbeet, Dthtedin.
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
To his Excellency Sir James Fergusson,
Governor of New Zealand.
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IS PXTBLISHED
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and Retail Hat and Cap
TjIVERY TUESDAY
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AX THE OFFICE,
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and also from- America.
Manufactory. Every description of
Stock and Frices
do well
Hatsmade to order. Guaranteed best matebefore going elsewhere to buy.
rial and superiorfinish.
We can supply the followingfirst-class Goods at a3 low prices as can be done by any
Paris Hats, grease-proof bands, made to
of Birmingham,-Sheffield,
Pink and WhiteToilet Quilts,
'& co .r
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
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Terms of Subscription :— "
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16s per half-year (payable in advance),
deliverWd in and'aroundMilton. ., ,
18s per half-year (payablein advance),-1
posted or delivered to any portionof-.'
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New Zealand.'
>.- ■Posted to GreatBritainor the
lian Oolonieß, 4s per half-year, and t6'^;-:'s.
the American continenti,:Bs:per.hall'
,- ;» :
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year, extra.,
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Subscribers cancommence at Miy'date, and
,
proportion
the end of .
willbe charged in
.to.
":
current half-year.'' 'i " =
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Notice toidiscontiriue subscriptidris JitrST " ''
be in writinGj and posted,: or ■": deliveredio' »
the office direct, addressed "to the.Manager, i-"
(Verbalmessages^,to travellers or; agents; will \u\
inno case bei regarded../:j;-Th^..:rule^will!-,J)(9,-V: y
strictly adhered to andreply^ljy,qircular;firom ;< ■;,
of 'tocontinuano^
the office;, notifying date
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willbe forwarded;
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Currenthalf-year endsDea.'2i\.( 1874;:
other Establishmentin theProvince :—
order, guaranteed easy fit ; Waterproof Hats,
AmericanChurns
i.Is 3d, Is6d.'Is 9 d,2s,2s'3d, 2s,6d
Tinnedand Enamelled Hollo- Door Mats
felt, silk, &c, allin the latest fashion.
in
Jobbing
Smithy
Maqhine-and
.General
Milk Dishes
Nails, Locks, Hinges
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ware
:White Calicos,
" 'are prepared to supply the trade in the
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Spades andShovels
.hft!;:ub"S -VA'K i!'/:?i/ /
sid,-6|d, 8,d,-.9ja, 10|a per yaia
Brass Goods
Tableand Pocket Cutlery
very latest shapes in Hats, just arrivedper
;
Digging and ManureForks
Calicos, ;-;
.-...-■ Best Electro-plated Goods in Sash Weights '
;";^_vßA^LJtnpAyr- ■-..;■: «::^.'. "; WhitaTwillea
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Lutterworth. " "
;
"fj : lß, is 2d, Is 4d,
per
Cake Matheson'sand Sorby^a Oar- HayRakes andScythes
Spoons,
' yard
Forks,
ls^6d
Note the Address-^-Opposite Bank of New
King'sRanges
-Mexican^Qrey Calicos, '.
porter's
Tools
and
Stands,
Tea
Garton
Baskets,Cruet
Zealand, Princes street; Dunedin.
.. 5d,5'2d,,6d,7id,8id,9iaper yard '" '
AmericanCookingStoves
. Paints and Oils
and Coffee Sets
l■■'■"'■""
Unbleached-Sheeting,
2-yd
■'"
*?>$
wiae>
->"i;--'-:
Staples
i'>
ColonialQyens
■■■■■■":
j?ih
""'■.■.."." 'Is 6|a, Is9id, 2s;per yard " "
Nickel "Silver Spoons and Fencing-wire and
BALCIiUTHA TIMBER YARD.
Blasting and Sporting Pow- Gratings for Ovens
K.B1.— Sewlne > Machines;Nently Rebalred 1'■'Unbleached
Forks
Twilledcsheeting, 2yards wide, .
der, Shot, and Caps, Rock Dining-room, Drawing-room,
:':■■;: :Jls| 4Jd,'-' Is'' 6Jd. Is 9id,' Is'lO^d,
25.3d per, B.M. Tea and Coffee Pots
'
Office
Render, and Fuse.
Bed-room, and
DishCovers and Tea Trays
, ..'.yard'''
'"'." .
".' -,-. .
"
Cans
Aberdeen and American Register Stoves bright
L-.^i, :
Bath's
and
Water
A IN,
new,
;.".■'
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■*■Quilts,
RichDown
r>
and Black -Ash Pans to
Scythe Handles
Toilet
Quilts,
Down
ToraUum
Sets
Silk
GrNGER^BEER, .'LEMONADE, SPDA: '6-4 Green'Wool Kepp,'
CARIx,NTER AND WHEELRIGHT.
Ropes and Twines '
match ■..
r
Brooms andBrushes
Fendersand FireIrons
American
Axes
r,A
Tubs
and
Buckets
Repp,
,
6-4
Maroon
Wool
'MAmf-:
CoalDepots and Scuttles
IronBedsteads
Brocaded*Wool Bepp," .;
The "Home Washer";
BuildingMaterials) and a Supply of. Lime
Fire Guards
Leamington Ranges
Wringing
WoolPomasks',
Machines
;
: .'"Colored
'.'...
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Covers;
Colored
VictoriaTable
'
- ;6s 6d, 8s 6d,108.6d,a2s 14s 6d,15s 6d
Always onHand.
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Covers, „■
J
Clotb.Table
;,'.tapa:nui;
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V
Wholesale and Retail
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:s-v 16s (Bd, iß'a 6d
whole
Covers,
N/B;-|»jHaying1
Cldth'Table
-Embroiderea
;
- ; :a.
i-ROisriMioisra-iEiR/S a_:n*:d ii^iFOZR/riEiR/Si
21s, 255, 27s 6d, 305,-35s
OMA S WA R D Ii AW, "
Terms, of ADVERTisiNtf:^:
pw
the abqvft,
E T, DUNEDIN.
Sheeting,
White Twilled
PBINCES-STE
SADDLER AND kARNESS 'MAKER,
J.■";'" -r'." 't(f:'i.-.":-Vy:'' ■■ <5
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45 inckes wide,Is 4dperyard
Begs to inform the inhabitants of Tapanui
J3s,per inch ;,
1
Apy^RTiSE^ENTSj
OASuAii
hands,respectfully,solicits a continuance o
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ER
G
FSON
Sheetings,
,
WhiteTwilled
CARPETS !!!
i
surrounding district, that he has
CARPETS
!
!
the
TjAVID
and
insertion";
2s,per 'mch ;each.sub^_- s.,
' first
54 inches wide, Is 6d.per yard
opened those premises nexitothe Post-office",<| ;
insertion
sequent
support whichhasbeenaccorded-for so many
'
Twilled
.
Xiinless
ordered^ fpV :
Sheetings,
Wliite
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a large" and general assortment of ..., :
■- '■■
with
Plumber,
and
.
Tinsmith,
Zinoworkbr
threemonths)
inches
2s
i
wide,
yard
per
72
i i f ''V
Saddlery, 'and trusts, -by" strictattentionto
Standing[-Advertisements for^three 6t/'h'
yearsto HewsonandNephew,andafterwards White Twilled Sheetingf,
G. JOHNSTONE,
Tjv
support*
business,
AD,
publi
to
receive
3
MAIN SOU T H R O
yard.'■
*80.inches wide, 2s 4d, 2a Bd,per,
Tokomairiro,
J\ six months can;:be arranged^for!"at
*
jMjrahipJli; Every? attention* .. ..White
to
;
Twilled Sheetings,"\'r:i-work entrusted to" him will receive
! liberal discpunt.;- ;;>;;- 'in Vnir--TM . ""■"-L
All
TOKOMAIRIRO,
MILTON,
Begs to .announce that ha has -just opened
];
"'9oinches wide,-2s-9d, 3s per"yard
TRADE tfARDS AND AD^RTISEMENISy jtOsv;i
;
prompt attentionil ? Gtfod workmanship"
;
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,^to Plain
;
shall be '■pjßad^
Linen Sheetings,
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on Sale
Mantifacbures on the premises every article guaranteed.
appear for. twelve.!.inpnths ando^er,^^^'
and
hasLNow
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Linen Sheeting's, :.
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.Twilled
withright to bccasional; alteration.oi, ,,
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in the above departments of trade, of
himexeontfldJat theiihortastn^tfeeI/ : ,-;UnbleachedTable Damask, i .; ". : / <
The "■ '"-""
AN EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP
matter, aif stilllower
;^'
SEWISG
MACHINES.—
,".IslOid, 2s 3d;2s 64ncr yard , . .; i.
superior workmanship^ and at the most
i most simple, complete and perfectV .■-■■"■
Damask,
..,.*;
"Table
■-;";' >: Bleached
;
LOT
O**P CARPETS ! moderate rates of charge.
Machines yetinvented. G.M.Aldrich, agent, ■'.',
od}>3si 3b 6d, 3s 9d^ 4s, 5s per yard
Advjertisements,. ilcnoti afecom-f;
i
JST^SET,
'Orders
' 2s
for^
corner of Princes and Dowling streets,Dun'■
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Table
Napkins^
Damasb
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Bleaclied
of < .nmnbe^
byi
insiruciipris
"'' r.of!.inserpanicd
payments.
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''jihib'x
■
■^;(^:>;'a
-^aaa;;
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edin. Machines sold-on deferred
All Work Guaranteed.
V 7s 6d,' Bsj Ws, 12s 6d,155, 18s 6d;per doze,n
as,standu^j,/
cais'
e
s
betreated
trbns,;
'all
will.in
-Singer's
of
the
of
imitations
Beware
; BleacnedDamask Ta6le,Clptlis, ;.' :
will
be
arare
Furnishing^this
:
To Parties
''Jthii continued until. Tmtien.,, "(;
Boilerertisemeiitsi
.:00.,
i
&
machines.
6d,.
6d,'7s
9s
used
Execution
of
6d;
6d,"ll8
6d,
Every
despatch
TT
13s
in
';,
;^rjdis^
''5s 9dr 6s
opportunity to purchase a first-class Carpet,
notice isfifofwaicded :to' the Manage*'
■|\_ -makers. Engineers, ■>' Millwrights^
15s 6d, 16s 6d,' 18s 6d/ 21s, 255, 30s; ;37s 6cU
:- 7;:"
s
It --iri;'» 'i?'*
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Orders.
continuances
;
'^:'
ply
kindu of
two
three
In
and
E.
Huckabacks,
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BleachedLinen
~K*
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advertisementsf(un.»?; '_>
Notice tor.discontinve
'of;
IsIssd* l&.6d,:is OJOd per'yard
Castings iiivßrasa and; Iron; SteamEngines
''
mentione?n;
is
Kidderminster; tapestry,
less wh^ereiriumber insertions
Wpol Repps': 5,. ;,*.i ;
pvershpt,r ;,£" Black French.
and B^UerijanadeP^d'
Hot and Cold Water Baths, and every
;;
Brandy, Whisky, Wines, Ale, Porter,
on originair order) musto;be forwarded,i '.r; jln
,'■, ..■■
Black jFrench Wool Pppeline
Breast, andTurbine^Water Wheels ; Quartz " -/
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brussels.
*
and
for,
water
apparatus
manufacturing
Cordials,
writirig;,'addressed;; to...the Manager,:^i.a^^
kindof
&c.
Winding
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piagohals'^^i
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MaeliinerjtePumping
and
French Woof
"Black
Crushing
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Office;AMil)iQh. .,
Barley,
Publishipg"
v- // i
Rice,
;ißlad£
FfehaiiWool^Satin
Cloth
£
Plates;
;-.;'
Flour,
Oatmeal,
-'BippleH
and effici- Tea, Sugar,
Gear ;Gait-i^on]Sluice and_"
and domestic purposes carefully
J -The;
to
all advertise;;
Large Assortment of- every requisite for
'■""*". "
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description.
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every
of
Sheet IronHopperandSluicePlatea punched ■■"■':Black
and
Oilmen'-sGoodß
ently fitted up
■niOTterin>erted;'6ver'aiaon%i of renewed at
3s Bd,4s;per
Dredging Spoons, ■: Is aiUdj 23;4|d,,;25.6d; 2s H
to any sue*'of holei&bld
HOUSE FURNISHING,
,Drapery, "Boots and Shoes, Fancy GoVds and aiiy,time. l'A>.til ■-.■/rsi'a.K ?;>^ '^"'; ;/';^
',' ," "':'.■"■■■' '/. ;.,. ;> ;';;-. r;;- "■."-: '-:>-c-:"■.
?miiiWry, aid all kinds of
yard
r
;
etc.
>f Ironmongery.
The trade supplied with Tinware made on
-.;". '
- '-■-■;. Perßiah'Coras
Horse-ijower ,:Black
L"
;
;'BlackRussell Cords ; .
,"
i^^Mld
> the.premises, at moderate prices.
!
Crockery andGlassware. Agents fbrthe receipt7 bf J"Subscribers names
;
Wroy^d
and
Cigars,
i;
Tobacco
"" Black^Thibet Cloths^ j ;■': ■ a
Machines made
:>V -;' -\
>
r^air^^
i
Just
to hand, lot of
J
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w>;;li;;audßew)AdvertisOTQenti r— '. c
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■; j^e -j[ i B^ckFrench,TwillsrT ">■?&:: ; ;
HeapingMa<3iiriesit. Superior
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'BRAN.
CHAFF,
and
Clutha Ferryi branch offi^iWi^aistpn;1 'l" '<--;
of, all >kinds carefully
OATS,
:FLbOR-CLOTHS,
liachines,.capable 01Dressing ttqia-'-M-.toi.of}-:. ;.,;31(ick
Plumbing
work
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CHOICE
Diagonals;
■-.
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■;...'
Double"
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'■";,"Tapanui,branch office, A^Braudigtin.z I
cwt. fibr»V tw^^^..rr^'MachMes tried .1.' "■: V V, ' Blapk 'Cosluine
Cloths;lt, .'.■'■>:'&,
1 '
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performed in any part of the' Province, by' Cornsack... Seaming Twine, Bluestone,
i
patterns);.
can
l 'v_
.,^Purchasers
(registered
«iv
W©rka,
leiivuig
;.;
the
tAlpacas
before
r our,premiaeß.
V r J
■MacWDouble
shortestnotice.
experiencedworkmen,
.V&:■:> v-\-,;-'
j^J'v;^: i r t -Black (Mlege'eidtbL^f; -'"-;.';!.;' V ;
Oils (in bulk.) andJ. B.'M'duUpch^
;X"
and
Linseed
lee the MachineJi wbrkinK on
Colza
Castor;
;
; £ngland-T-G^ti:eet;
-^
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I'i■^ Black CashmerettevBlack^Paramatta■'■>.lr^ "■'-;; ,
F. G. JOHNSTONE,
ketpricesgiven for.all descrip- Loridonv';-;; '}^''^':'.- K^.. ."■■"'■"" .. -:Cl'^/,-.-, ■
'MLaaiesPimn-I^igiitDresaeSi^},,:". ,- '\:,-^-:\^;; '
despatch.
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,Melbouriie and Sydney-— Gordon and
Country ordersexecuted withevery
«
$s^.6dX;:^.?
,
Milton, it, 1 '
'■'. ;"33,6^,
" --,-/-. ■■■jißt-'i;..tions of FarmProduce.
s
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■
il\i
:Ladie
fiFrilled' S"ight Dresses,
:Gptch.;
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and forwarded at lowest
6cl^ >
Tokomairiro.
,Stored
yti^i^andsi^ojEMgpodvjßXrßNT? ''■" gs:3;dv 5559c1,v6aNight'Dressißs,
Grain
' "
hand,
large
Pumps
stocks of
of
Always on
/
vLadies'-Trimmed
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T *i
..,_ ,IV VV^:;|bb|gS now.-iorcßaltf;hi!W--:V',: V;- ;;.=■;-.
FELMONGERY.
all kinds;' large'and small, including force current rates. , v ,
7s, 7s 6d,8s 64r95.6dj103-6di128 6d^»lss6d
TOKOMAIRIRO
-V?h?TOs&j>W}
v apthprised.collectors,
rS- BRTQK^YAiKD; "■ 'Ladies^Plaih.Caiuisples,; . .; .V "-.;'..
MOORE,
STEPHEBt;GAUpLE
AND
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MARRYATT
pumps ;alsoLeadand Iron Pipes for same.
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y
28;9dV336dn
":■■, '-■:■ -\^^l
'Clark'eßville Post Office,;
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,
:V :^ '{:
1000:-;
undersigned is a buyer of Wool, Indiarubber Hose andevery requisite.
Printed, and Published r-bj the Proprietor
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'Ladies' Trlminea Garnis'oles,
>
*Jobbph Maokat,, residing opposite.,lu>; -Regis* v "
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tjxe^b>icks
to^ty
;
Hides,
Cash
on
4and
iow.
9d,-6s6d,
■J;
jpai|
leaving
Sheepskins,
M.::;ss
:y;^
78>6d
Hydraulic
Machinery
kinds,
of all
i;
for
taredSteaia Printing Office, Main SoutjbuBo^dj
Tuapeka and Clutha Junction,
Camisoles, v a <: n;;;■"*""
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■■7';V - ;Ladies' Scarlet Flannel;
Milton,! County of Bruce, in'theProVinOf of J"
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THOS.
milling,
-Kand
other
oaremining,
;
:;ssV9d;^^od
purposes,
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