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TAIERIp WAIHOLA,
WL.i! Vffl^Nb? 774
I(Publishedevery Tuesday and Friday)
hotels^; V :; r'"'
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CLUT^A, GOLDFIELDI^/A^^
:BO;TEjL,
■"'■'" -A PA^E^6N- s Troprieto'ri
TylK|Sr
CoIviMEKCIAL
BUSINESS NOTJCES^J(
I-The aboveHoiel is,26 miles fromJJunejiin,
Mid situate)~on the .east bank of the Waihola
Lake, whichi» admirably adapted for,plea-,
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and r\ o, i^APSTICK,
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(Sin]gle :C6py,i)rice 6d'; Quarterly; 8s;do.iwith Postage,95.)
BUSINESS NOT?ICES-
BUSINESS KOTICES. ;
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Mb J. J. Atkinson.
Lessee,
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HOTEL,;
MILTON.
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TOEOiRIAIRIKO^ FEIbAY, FEBEUAEY 4, 1876.
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HOTELS, &c
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"T^UTEIE
&
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,
BTJSIffES^ NOTICES,^
7>ja KOTAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES.
TJ 0 T I
O Hu'K BBS
AND
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GENERAL
- STOREKEEPERS,
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GENERAL AGENTS,
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TOKOMAIRIRO.
J. J. ATKINSONhavingpurchased;
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establishment,!
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thelease of the above
&c.,.&».., ;f<
rare and picnic
Storagefor Grain, &c,&c.
f
DRAPERS AHD PBOVISIOM MbEOHAKTB,
begs to notify to the public that the business
, " , FirstfClasß -Boats for hire.
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Agents for the National Eire and Marine
in future willbe conducted by him, assisted
Proprietor.
G. REED
Good StablingandPaddocking.
TAPANUI TO DUNEDIN ' '
Insurance Company.
by a numerous and well selected Btaff.
i!: 3:':
AND
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BALCLUTHA.
BANK HOTBIi, An entirely new stock of Wines, Spirits,;
il
FIRST-CLASS SADDLE HORSES. ;
A M E 8 M U « R A t,
TNVERCARGILL,
Liquors, &c, has been laid down, and will
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COAL. COAX. COAL.
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EAST TAIERI.
Connecting
thfbugh Line;of Coaches.
with
be found to be of a first-class character.
TAILOR
CLOTHIER,
AND
BUGGIES,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
AND
and after WEDNESDAY,, the 6th
(Eleven Miles from, Dunedin.)
THE STABLE DEPARTMENT
EXPEESSES ALWAYS READY.
rtIHE WallsendCoal Pit,Lovell'sFlat,has
October, the Tapanui Coach will conMILTON.
Has been placed under the control of an
'■■-*- been re-opened by Messrs M'Laren
tinue to run as under :
D. J. J. DOYLE,
PRINCE OF WALES STABLES, and Gordon, and Orders for Coal will now
experiencedand well-knowngroom.
WM.
BACON
SONS,
&
Leave Balclutha on the arrival of the
DEE ST REE T,
.;
Proprietor.
morning train from Dunedin,
There is a first rate
LIVERY ; STABLES,
Invekcajrgill.
i
be received.
Mondays, Wednesdays, andFriBILLTARD BOOM AND TABLE
daya> reachingTapanuisame day.
D. J. J.D.begß to intimate to his friends
GREAT KING STREET,
& Co. having become'Lessees!
"
Tapanui, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
that
he
has
taken
on
the
under
the
.Leaves
premises,
superintendence
they
of the above premises,
hope to :
(Between Moray Place and St. Andrew St.)
and the public generally,
- r '-" and
If you want
Saturday^ at #a.m.
possessionof the above hotel, and trusts to of a well-knownand popular Marker. ■r " receive the Support of the Inhabitants of
DUNEDIN.
Invercargill and the Surrounding Distrists,
COAL,
CHEAP
WILLIAMS & CO.,
A Night Watchman has been engaged,*'so and trust, by strict attention to business, to
!
merit a Bhare of the extensive support so
Horses,
Saddle
Carriages,
Proprietors.
Buggies,
and
that travellers and others can receive atten- merit the confidenceof their patrons.
UNSURPASSED FOR QUALITY,
liberallybestowed upon his predecessor.
Express Waggons for Hire.
and
Buggies,
&c,
Excellent
First-rateSaddle
tion at any time of the night.
Try the Wallsend Pit.
Horses Bought or Sold on Commission.
and other Horses always on hire.
First-class Stabling. GoodPaddock Accom- Arrangements are being made to fit up a
Charges Moderate.
Buggies, Carriages, and Harness for Sale
lITONEY TO LEND, on Freehold
modation.
COMMERCIAL & SHOW BOOM
Hay, Oats, Chaff, and Bran on Sale.
THE GLASGOW PIE-HOUSE.
,,
Security, in Sums from £100 upwards.
XT'
0 T K L, for Travellers.
E If T
Charges to Meet the Times.
Mr JNO. DONALDSONhasmuchpleasure
NOTICE.
REID,
DONALD
announcing
in
to
his
numerous
Grbytown.
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Friends
and
Mr Atkinson trusts by strict attention to
& WIL K 1
opened
large
thathehas
those
and
the Public
On and after TUESDAY, 12thOctober
Solicitor,
business, and by courtesy to customers, commodious
premises (lately occupied by
Wholesale
and Retail
COBB &CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE
having
coupled
taken the above
The undersigned,
with the strictest order and cleanli- Messrs Gilließ and Street, corner of Donrling
Milton.
BOOKSELLERS
AND STATIONERS,
and
Princes-streets,
Dunedin,
adjoining
and
ness,
to merit the patronage of the inhabiOF
convenientlysituatedHouse, hopes,bykeephis well-known Glasgow Pie-House) as a
C. E. PEICE,
Princes-street North,
tants of the district and the travellingpublic. Hotel and restaurant. The house has been
ROYAL
MAIL COACHES
ing only the best of liquors, and careful
DUNEDIN.
put in thorough order for the carrying on of
June Ist, 1875.
Shotover and Camp Streets,
TT7TLL
leave
the Tokomairiro Railway
J.
D.
trusts,
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large
a
business and
with
attention to the wants of his Customers, to
ci T E W A R T
V*7" M.
QtTEENSTRWN.
Station, as follows :
attention and civility, to meet a continuance
merit a fair share of public patronage.
of the patronage so long bestowedupon him.
Machine and General Jobbing Smith,
On the arrival of the 7.5 train fromDunedin,
J.D. wouldcall attention to Bard's Patent
J. BLACKMORE.
PRACTICAL ENGINEER,
Beer-engine(no brass-linedpumpsused. All
for Lawrence daily.
EOT A L 'H 0 T E L,
beers drawn in a pure state by the hew r\ ENERAL BLACKSMITH, HORSEBALCLUTHA.
hand.
always
on
N.B.— Oats and Chaff
For Lawrence, Clyde, Cromwell, and
atmosphericapparatus)expressly fitted
RAILWAY STATION, TOKOMAIRIRO. patent
SHOER & WHEELWRIGHT.
up for the bar. He can also with confidence
N.B.— Sewlne Machines Neatly Repaired Queenstown, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
recommendthe beer as being the finest in
CROWN HOTEL,
Dunedin; and the Ashet Puff Paste Pies, Turner in Wood and Iron. Ornamental TTiRAPER AND JOHNSTON, Saturdays, returningMondays, Wednesdays,
Proprietor.
ROBERT MARGRIE
andFridays to meet 5 p.m. train for DunBALCLUTHA.
introduced for the first time, will be found
Fencing.
arare delicacy.
edin.
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY
Public arerespectfully informed that
of Wines, Spirits, Porters, Ales,
The
best
Proprietor.
On arrival 4 p.m. train, will leave for
BUTCHERS,
THOMAS STANBROOK,
tht> above commodious House is now &c, can berelied upon.
AMERICAN EXPRESS WAGONS,
Lawrence, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Scale of charges as usual.
Main
South
Road,
Milton,
open for the reception of visitors and traBUGGIES, DRAYS, &c,
well-known, first-cla^s Hotel having
Hope by supplying the best quality of Saturdays.
~gT,
vellers.
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At Dunedin Prices.
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renovated,
the
travelthoroughly
been
Meat procurable, at the most moderateprices,
JOHN CHAPLIN & CO.
All Woee G-ttabanteed.
IMPORTER OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL
ling Public will find in it everycomfort and
and by strict attention to orders, to merit
of
Liquors
Wines and
thebest brands.
CAUTION.
INSTRUMENTS,
attention.
AVID HENDEESON, a continuanceof public patronage
Pbinces-steeet, DcyEDiy.
Stalls,
8,
December
1874.
thirty
ENGRAVER,
comprising
LITHOGRAPHER,
high
-six
reputation
The Stabling,
fTTHE
of the Singer Manunow on hand the following in- RUBBER SPAMP MAKER,
Tea, Coffee, andotherrefreshmentsalways
X facturing Company'sSewing Machines
ORNAMENwith Loose-boxes, Carriage-houses, &c, is
Sale or on Hire on the
struments
for
VULCAN
FOUNDRY^
has led to numerous attempts to make and
TAL, COMMERCIAL,
ready for passengers by train or coach.
purchase system, made to his order, or selected
the most commodiousin the Colony.
GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN.
AND GENERAL PEINTEB.
sell spurious imitations. The Public are
for the New Zealandtrade by his buyer in Lon- Maps, Plans, and Drawings
warned against parties advertising or offerin Chalk and
(
don
M QUEEN & CO., Boiler- ing for sale imitation Machines as
BELLE VUE HOTEL,
Lime prepared.
"The
Firßt-class Accommodation for Visitors.
by COLLARD & COLLAED
makers, Engineers, Millwrights, American Singer," "on the Singer princi
Farley's Hall,Princes-street, Dunedin.
WAIHOLA.
Founders, Blacksmiths, &c. All kinds of pie," or " on theSinger
The most perfectly finished English Cottage
system," in violation
Saddle Horses. Buggies.
j
piano in the trade.
legal rights. The only
Monumental Works,corner Castings inBrass and Iron; Steam Engines of the Company's
"
"
and
Boilers
ERARD",
Repaired
of King-street and MorayPlace,Dunmade and
; Overshot, "Singer Machines are thone madeby;the
UNO'S WY
C. HILGENDORF, Proprietor.
Good Stablingand Paddocks.
"whichobtainedthe Iforsde Concours medal edin. Plans furnished and executed for all Breast, and Turbine Water Wheels ; Quartz Singer ManufacturingCompany.
at the Paris Exhibition.
kinds of Monuments, Tombstones, &c, in CrushingMachinery ;Pumping and Winding
Machinessold on deferred payments.
begs to informthe TravellingPublic
TAIEEI HOTEL,
IANOS BY AUCHEB. marble, granite, or Kakanui stone. Tomb Gear ; Cast-iron Sluice and Ripple Plates;
Sheet
Iron
Hopper
andSluice
G. M. ALDRICH,
&c,
punched
Railings,
design.
WEST
TAIEEI.
Plates
any
Importer
of
andOthers that they will find FirstPronounced by the profession to possess an
Marble, Granite, and ArbroathHearthstones. to any. size of holeGold Dredging Spoons,
free
touch
unrivalled
AGENT,
class accommodation at this Hotel.
Proprietor.
—Designs forwarded to allparts oftheColony etc; ; Flour MillMachinery, and allkinds of
ADAM HOULSTON
Corner of Princes and Dowling-sfreets,
IANOS B^~KTRKWaW. on
Reaping, Threshing, and Horse-power
application.
Pic-nic Parties and Visitors to this Hotel
Speciallyselected for their brilliancy.
Machines made and repaired. Improved
Only thebest Wines and Spirits kept.
DUNEDIN.
willobtain the use of Boats for a pull or a
IANOS BY AITLTSO~W.
STEWART,Bookbinder,Paper- ReapingMachines SuperiorFlax Dressing
THOMAS
Extremely moderate in price, andpossess"ail onthe Lake.
First-class Stabling.
X ruler, &c, opposite Messrs Herbert Machines, capable or Dressing from 25 to 30 TITILLIAM SANDILANDS
ing a clear bright treble.
Haynes, and Co., Princes-street Dunedin, cwt. fibre per week. All Machines tried V
GUNSMITH
IDIANOS & PIANETTES by BORD (for eleven years with Mr A. E.Livingston.) before leaving the Works. Purchasers can
Seers, Wines, and Spirits of Approved
AND
EMINENT MAKERS, Law and other books bound to pattern. ■cc the Machines working on our premises, j
JL
AND
OTHER
Quality only kept.
GENERAL MACHINIST,
all of which are accompanied by a guarantee of Bookbinding and Ruling in all its branches
authenticity,
Clyde-Strbet,
executed with neatness and despatch,
ALEXANDER SHEDDEN,
CEITERION HOTEL, MILTON.
pianos;
e
c
6
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©thXnd
T>AINTER,
HOTEL
SIGN-WRITER,
&c.,
WHITE'S MATAUEA
BAXOLUTHA.
A. E. LIVINGSTON,
Returnedfrom hire, much reduced in price.
-*- OPPOSITE THE POST
OFFICE, MILTON.
(Immediatelyopposite the Railway Station),
Proprietor
XTAITANGATA COAL COMPANY
STATIONER, &c,
THOMAS CROSSA.N
MATAURA BRIDGE.
French, English, and Colonial.
("Registered),
Dxjkediw.
Street,
Princes
A. Shedden has always Oh hand a, large
MERICAN O~R~G- AN S
Proprietor, j
Offices
:
CLf
DE-STREET,
taken the aboveHotel, I
trust F. R. WHITE,
BALCLUTHA
Moody
Santey.
Used by
and
supplied with every and well-assorted stock of faints, Oils,
QTOREKEEPERS
Are prepared to receive orders for Coal
(Late of the Railway Hotel, Winton).
OARRIVE,peb CAERMARTHEN- )O
that by keeping the best of Wines*
Article in the Stationery Trade, from Varnish, andall (he other requisites
of the
SHIRE, a yery extensivecash purchase of very large and well-selected Stocks, at the
Spirits, &c, combined with strict attention
their Mine, Kaitangata.
trade,
WHITE wishes to inform his old Music Stools, Whatnots, Canfcerburys, Elegant lowest wholesale prices.
public
of
business,
*
to
to merita9
fair a share
Stands
Price on and after sth February, 12s 6d
Cabinets,
Cheffbniers,
Flower
Pierglasses,
Also a great variety of Wall-papers^
friends, the commercial travellers and
patronage as has been accorded to me during
Catalogues INVALIDS
Fancy Druwingroom Furniture^
and
ton cash. All drays must pay cash o
TOKOMIIEIEO,
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per
OF
the above welL- of svhjch
andBorders, Gilt and Maple Mouldings for
the pasjt 12 years in my business as Baker other thathe has purchased
c#n be had pnapplicajjjon.
delivery,
WHY
REMAIN
?
SICK
known hotel, and hopes to receive the same November,1879Picture F?awe^x Glass of allaizes.
and Storekeeper.
R. GRIGOR,
When you can Cure yotirseivesby the
liberal patronage accorded to him when in
Eatjmatea
given for work in Town and
BREWERY,
THE
SWAN
Secretary
TEMPERANCE
NEW MEDICINES i
BAEGLUTHA
Winton.
Country.
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CROMWELL.
HOTEL.
"SBOUAH'S"
Tj^STHER AND LOW,
Proprietor,
G. W. GOODGER
ANNOUNCEMENT.— WhoIe"'
BILLIARDS.
INDIAN
CUBES
saIe Establishment, St Mary Axe,LonGrocers & Provision Merchants,
Proprietor^ The Billiard Room is fitted up with one
Buildings and Plant have been
,
Thomas Keenan
don. Queen-streef", Auckland ; Princes-st.
erectedon the most approved principle
(TIGER BRAND),
North,Dunedin (next Messrs Paterson and
of Alcock's best tables.
George-street,
regardless of cost, and the servicesof a FirstWhich you can get at
begß to inform hisFttends and the
M'Leod). S. KOHN & Co. have much
class practical Brewer secured.
"v''.general;*pubiicVthat he has purchased
pleasure inintimating that they have comME
Ii U N E D IH.
PETTIT'S,
The unrivalled XXXX Ales delivered
the above'new and commodious, premises in
menced business as Chronometer, Watoh,
STABLING.
quantity,
any
throughout
he
the
Province
in
Chemist,
Milton.
Clyde-street, Balclutha, arid which
Makers,
and Clock
also Manufacturing JewCountry orders punctually arid carefully
intends to continue as a
First-class Bfc&blgs, comprising twenty and with every possible despatch.
ellers ; and are exluhtong a first-class stock
MIXTURE,
GHOLLAH'SAPERIENT
attendedto.
HOTEL,
-TEMPERANCE.
of Jewellery, Sterling Silver and Electrostalls and loose boxes, under the manage[a card.]
Billionsness,
Indigestion,
Coetiveness,
Cures
plated.
Ware,
v.
Gold
Watches,
!
Second to nonein Otago.
and Silver
ment of an experiencedgroom.
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"WANTED KNOWN.
Ague, Colds, Fevers, Headaches,s?ac.e-ashe jMarble and Bronze Clocks. The above
Tokomairiro,
June 24, 1875.
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$nd
the
Stock
has
DJsorder|
HORSES,
of
Liver.
beenselected with great care and
BUGGIES, ETC., ON HIRE.
Strict attention to the comfort and con*
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judgment, by their Mr H. Kohn, of London, TTTILLIAM CONNOR, Milton, Tentand
venience of his patrons will be his chief '
SUKVE V 0 B ,
It is the Surest and Safest ever used
Horses brekan in to saddle and harness.
i in the best English and
study,and to merit a fair share of the supto
prepared
surveying,
Is
undertake
&c.
Continental mwriets,
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE.
!and the whole of it is of t&e newestand most Tarpaulinmaker. Tents and Horse Covera
port of the vesidente, as well as the travelOFFICE :MILTON.
ATLWAY HOTEL LIVEET AND Letters to be addressed to Horse Shoe GHOLLAH'S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE fashionable ds^gq., and willbe supplemented
lingpublic generally.
BAIT STABJyES,
Wholesale
by Tt e?y njanthTyincomingmail. An early
Bush, WaiholaGorge.
Goes straight to the cause of the disease, and, .Jrijjßepti'on
Gore, Mataura.
this,-handsome and recherche
of
Stabling,
Loose-boxes
and
by
First-class
applyingthe Axe to the R,p,fl^
AND WILSON,
MITCHELL BEOTHEES,
Rheumatism \n Eyery^V.rfflDisappears! stockis solicited.— S. KOHN & Go.
Proprietor.
Paddock Accommodation.
NEIL BAIN
Millwrights, En^ineera, and
PAINTERS
IMPLEMENT MAKERS,
GHOLLAH'S GOUT MIXTURE
JELLiCY,
TOHN
HORSE BREWERY, Superior Stabling Accommodation Loose
ClydfSstreet,
Tokomajbiko.
Milton,
TUAPEKA.
(Opposite, tue NewmarketHotel)
Gives Immediate Relief, and Ultimately
FISHMONGER & POULTERER,
Boxes. Horses cavefully broken in to
All Orders entrusted bo them will be
Saddle, and Single and Double Harnejßg. ' jtrgatgd
Cures..
(Opposite Wilaon'a Saw Mills),
wjth the utmost care, attention, and
BALCLUTHA.
and kofoed.
Saddle Horses andBuggies for hire.
punctuality,
Dtjnedin,
Bastings
andKofoed),
MILTON.
(late
Clayton,
Gibbs
&
leaving
Travellershence
their
horses
by
rail
Estimates given in and around the Clutha
. _
Propuibtohs.
and machines at these Stables may depend
Wholesale Agents for New Zealand.
, j_ jho
Fresh Fish every morning.
LILBURNE, Veterinary Surgeon,
A
to
district.
*
upontheirreceivingevery careandattention
GetHandbills andPamphlets gratis.
receive the support of ac reaidents of Milton
■^-* begs to inform the inhabitants of
AllOrders or Letters sent to the Brewery
a
and fli^'rs oi.the surrounding district.
GILBEET M 'DOUG-ALL,
willreceive immediate attention.
ACRORIE AND CUTHBERTSON, Milton and the surroundingdistricts that he
85N,
H.
L.
GILBERT
&
/CONFECTIONER,
PASTRY COOK,
AUCTIONEERS,
has returned to Milton, andintends to re - PAINTERS, GLAZIERS,
TjVREDERICK H. EVA NS, V^ BREAD AND BISCUIT
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS:
BAKER,
PAPERSTOCK & STATION AGENTS,
Please to CORK BARRELS when empty
sume his business as Veterinary Surgeon.
Shakebkokek -and Estate Agent,
Adjoining Doull's Mill,Balclutha,
HANGERS,
&c,
COMMERIAL SALE ROOMS,
Address Qjueen-street, Milton.
FELMONGERr.
DEE-STREET, INVERCARGILL.
Princea-atreet, Dunedin.
G.:M'l>.begs to inform the inhabitants of
7
WILLIAM
lie has commencedbusiness as
FIELD,
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Balcluthaithat
fIIHB lUnderaigne^ m a' buyer, of Wool,
Orders
in all branohes of the trade will
above, and trusts by producing a good article
Street,
Milton,
Eden
to secure a fair share of support. 1 Soirees,
j Sales conductedin allparts of the South of
«Bfe Sheeptkins, Hides,andTallow.
1
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meet withprompt attention,and be executed Waste Lands Board attended, and country
Otago. Regular. Quarterly Sales in the pUIMNEY Sweep M NigHfrna*
and
catered for. WedConcerts/
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ding.Cakes made on the shortest notice,
in anartistic manner.
Milton. Mataura District.
business promptly looked after.
Orders puhotually'attefld^'to,
MR
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of Mr G.H. Gilroy,Blacksmith,
Baiciutha, we are now prepared to execute
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OTbfe. p iiiiiirEß feosH:l^tlSbN,
stafford-strbet^iAjnbdin,
J^wj^|ejnTayLbei conßn?toa4 r%|r4inglhiß ,
■:■rrr:
JEWELLERS & GENERALIMPORTERS,
the Inhabitants of Milton and the
_
RED" GLOWER ~ .^:-
Veterinary business, and any orders left r*
;
there will be^rjomptly attended-toM
PATERSON.
IRONSIDE^
AL9YKE
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Business inBaiciutha, Inave much pleasure .
.a:SEE& WMEAT^ L>s£ioJ3
. SEED BATEEEY
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KNOWIT, that M. Sullivan,
,
Izkil on
WANTED
xJasketmaker,
I-sin
- -k!
.
'akd %s^inl
,
;
thanEnglish prices.
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Baskets,of every description, irarues orderb'.,::Jr;: v vr:.v;:d WO^Zi.ITA . ". . rvrg,^"- ing Baskets, or any kind, of jwick.erwprk, will
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MessrsIronside and Paterson^have enSEED
OATS
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Eggs,"in any quantity.
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Rents collected.
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BALbLtfTHA "'BR&CH. . j
.ipalowpa^beg|T^eckully\'toinform
STORACriiJ Fo%Gr^.>lN OS. WOOL. - | Mue to and'^by thelate firm of Stewart 'Wl ..,.,.Ajy^ERIGA N? (W4£ THffi):,WAT;CHE3,;
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the
surinhaj^^^^p|^3^clul^
and
AGENTS FOR
the
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GRUBBERSr«itc.
THOivfA^''PkTEßSON^ form|:^"o;f
Go^ Will' be/rec6ived'and pa'id!bjr- the "underrounding districts, that they have comThe New" Zealaftd..,Loan and Mercaijtil^
Stewart, who will''carry
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Retail, and
ajad
U.nioiis/;Fire signed, Alexander
menced businesses
of Reapers _ana sentative ,at.-Baiclutha,on behalf of the: Agsncy,C,pn?pany^ ; , Norwich
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the Btyleof A.^Stewart
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Family Butchers,Jin} the' premises lately iDouble-furrow Ploughslkep't in
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secarity,
freehold*
Money
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long'^acqWaintance with, and experience of.' imoun^s-to suit .clients,- at qurrent rates,.of ?.-i!;.ljr.7?!lV ■■» 'r^!lO'S-LEX. fSTE^ART; i
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its best interests will receive" properI '■,«' '-;«%iMEOETi NT' NOTICE-^' '.''.} !
of the.Lake and Balchitha.
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and by^pr.ocuring,thef)yeryx .beß t. quality of
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Baiclutha, December15, 1875, ; ; j
a T^O ;U (ia Hi, All;businesSiconnected with the>newspaper
stock, to meri^a fairshVe of pulblicj)atron- T 0 H
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at the Baiclutha' j
HA^^RI^BRANv&CHAipi^STO^,| willbeconduojted^ashitherto
THE SURROUNDING DISTiIICT.
DISSOLUrW OF PAKTJSERSHIP;
office, where._&dvertisements are re-,
branch
Families waited uponDaily. , .- \
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nius,.of .the English watchmaker. The damage
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j ceived^ag^pitheeveningof publication,andthe: ;TAMES; ,BbB:
:Bp:b'V' ari^,; Shoe
oft'ert iri&cted-li^on the movement of the English.
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the
(Beyond
ESSRS-;
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Lever Watch, by the breaking of the chain or
PRICES STRICT-liiY-MO'DEIfA-T'B.
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A^T'
Warehouse, opposite t.he: Natipnajl
IHSBSSS&D cp«tfciao§i3 tp be published(Bi'mu:ltani-;, -^f
"■' - :IMton^
i mainspring-, frequently/are'sulling.-in, ("the.(splitting
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I ously with the Milton office at an early'hour Bank of"New Zealand,haS on hand a large 1V1";, ;'
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t>rice
ailkinds of
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of jewels, destructionof pivots,and injury to the
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Having dißßolved Partnership,Notice is herer wheel teeth,- is
raverljed by the intro-■«- tithe morning of publication.
on
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Boots
Shoes
of
every
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consignment,
of
and
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Stock.
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diction' ofthe "PatentEeversib'le CentrffPinidn,"
their,,
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by
glv.en^
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prepared
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sell
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which is applied..tor,all Waliham-made Watches.
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'Rytail^and^inVßutcner; 1 (I 1J Jn0 ai;iiRONsiDfe'%.;PATESSOW 1 :
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1 It is constructed1 in two-parts,.the pinion head
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for
I TOKOMAIRIROr TEA
.- :';!-r Orders 'Daily. "i-^«
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MAGIiE ANi BROS;
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actipn causes the pinj.pa-hfia.pl
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Tweeds
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from the staff, 'and thus 'saveptne
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AMES AINDiRSON &' Co:,
;;' wANjrEDp^w^;. :;;';^ ; Auctioneers,&c., Dunedin andBalclutha.j
Watchj;'and4he
j usual-' injuries inflicted upon;the
Winceys
repairs.;,
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Tea and Provision
consequent cqst^of.
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John's
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American (Walthim) Watches will stand
BIN A D;ML I
Blankets
joiningthe Crown Hotel, we are nojsr Merchants.
rougher usage than any others. "'Shilple'j in
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' -prepared to' offer Storage for Wool .Grain, or
GeneralFurnishings.
.mechanism, correct,in .principle,. ;substantial in
Nearlyopposite Post-office, Milton.
S O iA 'P !"■- fl i d^hier'Produce, which may be submitted,
order, and easily and
construction, seldom out of
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-"" American (Waltham)
; :". Goods delivered to all parts of the town'
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inexpensively repairedI.^.^
beat.
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£Bfi>)
onlySoap,
FAMILY
Is
the
and
cannot
be
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Watches., W.rite.for ,the Blusfira^djpamphlet
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Also,
,i<i .'/CIiYDB-SXREET, BAXCIUTHA.:
COAL. .! and surroundins; districts.
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descriptive of Watch-making by machinery "at
KAITANGATA
[A CARD.]
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Waitl)am,,sent f?ee by.posfc, (on,quoting Paper
Sugars
Teas
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to Dunedin to know
\\TANTED, Visitors
in which' this advertisement Appears), andPrice
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T W; begs; to' inform the inhabitants of
OPENING,OF CLUTHA RAILWAY. "
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that the most Comfortable Bedroomß
Provisions
Lists furnished totue'Trade /bn application.
and the:surrounding-^disr
Flour
hifJf.'sßalclutha
C.
PE R C:Y ,SC OT T
are at Watson's. Travellerscalled for early
BOBBINS AND APPLETON,
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Wines
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Agents for the AmericanWatch Company,
Ays'on,
and
Groceries
General
by
on
Mr.
.Wmi
lately
till'
carried
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T)ARTIES can be supplied with this
AROHITIeP*
16, Hatton Gardenj■Lt)Rdpii,;.E.Cv
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i^ttusts «by strict attention to business;;
Ale and'Porter
Spirits
1hitherto
to'any
of
pairt
Rooms,
superior
Coal,
Dining
High-street,
delivered
support
and
the
patronage'
merit
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his Quantities talren out on reasonable terinlßi:
the largest and best inDunedin. ; - StationStores
accorded " his; predecessor.: ,JLt ,;will;rbe
Tpwnsbip of Milton', at 30s perTon. , j Countryare
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quality
residents spending the dayin town
best
very
dim to secure thp
Horse.Btoi;eU^
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Fencing Wife
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have the best Dinner
,iv .Office: :
.j r GEO:;CAPSTICKr ;■.- f;; ;'. -should not fail to
of stock;
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Colony
obtainable
in
the
B!$
t;#R4l-H:
Families waited iupon daily, and goodsr
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Ironmongery
ioK/i'-.tfi'-', ■:/■" '.'■.■ " ;Agent, Milton.1
BuildingMateriais
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'^ %inali^goodß manufactured of the
best' „,
TO
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R.
Macdonald,).;
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to
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. DINNEFOEI)'S
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description. \ ■"- '"'■ ,' x ,
ls 'fcn:e greatremedy'fof:c
Bootsand Shoes
WOOLSCOURERS
Stationery
'FELLMONGERS&
Acidily of the Stomach, Headache,.-Heartburn,
'' MiiiTON, '"'" _;■'■, ;
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sak a a O'O^E'
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Indigestion, Sour -Eructations and Bilious
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requirevariety
general
And
an
endless
of
Apply
at that office.
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Office.
Affections:
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GOUT, RHEUMATIC .GOUT, GRAVEL,
''jaX'highest;market'rate's.
STEAM SAW AND
f|lflfi;;B!&»ti<36alr may beLobtained at the
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S:2--^:::idl^i!3|BipLD
OFF
PLANING
MILLS.
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And as.a safe.and .gentle medicine for,Infants,
"%iiTAT'IrBL^ESKiN.
MANTJEE^!' MANUREII'MAWTJSE:!!!
REAL MACKAY QUARRIES.
,;■:.a i\\A'^ v-:ui/t.. :i.n ;':^ Cl; ;
ONE Children,DeKcate Females, and for the sickness
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RESERVE,
WITHIN'
WITHOUT'
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of Pregnancy, Dinneford's Magnesia is indispena*
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SALE, superior fine ground Bone MESSRS BElb and DOUGLAS beg,re-, " U '""'""*]', MONTH, ' '■■'''■■
Pmck
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H^'doV
by allDruggists and Storekeepers.
Sold
Builders, Contractors,
liberallyJaealt
Viiitable
inform
green
crop.
'very
Dust,
for
to
spectfuliy
anS^arge^conaumers
Carters
N.B. Ask for DINNEEORD'S MAGNESIA,
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To adjust partnership accounts.
Samples' ana pri'e'e forwarded oh application.' and the Public that haying erected the above
Eviction.Gloves
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and 'use DINiOFDRD/S
and
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:k'inds> of -Native' 'Timbers1 for"Saje^ >'^Campbell- s'Bone^mill,- /Halfway' Bnsh,
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Mills in.close proximityto Waihola Railway
FRENCH, EEMPTHOUN^, mi> COiJ'
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jCjLt ,s a^i, t tooi'der'of any Bize?:reqturedT; 'ijun'edjii.^' . ",. ,,"'/'. f .. ''."
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unedin,,,
ou
dur-;■<■■■■■■
department
every
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prepared
,
Special
they
are
to execute 6W
Station,
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WfjODBSAiiB. Agents. '■" ■"-'' <
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BEAPERS^^BEiPER^IT"
NOTICE OF EEMOVAL.
Toncued and Grooved Boards,; manufac^
orders and to deliver the same along the inf?!th'e'New.YearSeaßODi f,
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mH6Mks'
i^UTSIFORpr Watchmaker, line with care and despatch.
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TE R AND .vGtRAiT
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1"begs/ "begs tb notify to I^he
'AliWdersefecubdwith^carUan^despatch.
HYMNS, with'Music. Price.
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that the the two" Government ;were (becoming as home also Democraticf, The right hon. right jBid^B pfr,the buggy and- 1one from relations, y Another man IWfc year voted
trade antagonistici aa truth'and falsehood. But gentleman' closed by saying :— The time the left side,and bring' them up over ojir the ballots of his three liaves and sis
balance of
the^
that now that freedom rules inboth"countries, is .come that all Governments,,, even head- { and they ;would touch together children and for two thenvanborn,
but
all
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opinion
common
Thetfollowirig is the concludingportion [ is
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interest,;and^individual;kinsman- without much;,delay*j do. what* their subT iIndeedy;it wouldham: averaged?nin<B efejet
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ground to believe that wehave more
' Edinburgh have
of thelecture.delivered' at the
keep the peace"' That thij^is; a jects wish. Can we not, by t!ie example in height, and this covering.,100 .acres '."■./,Brigham. 'Young is. a shrewfYankee,
should
if
ship
than
we
will
V
the colonists
Institute by jhe Eton:W itrade with foreigner.
it. There, were probably 5000 born in Vermont seventyvfne years ago,
union, tempt these sub-.: just like,
Take,
then,
these reasonable .trust is, confirmed by the of our peaceful
they *ere
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misunderstandings.
ijects'to
of/gi&ss
induce'
their
acres
thait' Would average* six feet and brought;up, like :Joseph of old, to a
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recent
Go
verniriehts
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*he
settlemeu
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by
Pathanf^tary
figures. Weiflnddisarm
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high\
alarmist
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jndeed,
b,e
for^ny
BY
THE
LOSS
OP
OUR
It
our
"never
year
wquld
'sa^'such grass. Wecould carpenter's trade. In personhe iarather
colonists'
WE"""WOULD NOT; GAIN
werejin conjure
returns that our exports last
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COLONIES.
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to
up Canadian causes of dis- together, by the exercise of some mutual not havebeen seenas we drove throughit,' commanding and striking inappearance.
A-.-.r.i
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value~to
agreement more rankling ormore danger- forbearance, by willingness to incur soine and/iwhen we were four miles:from it we" Hev"Btknds! nearly six, feet high, broad
and probabilities. j>e- Au
iiiWith-tJießeiscts.
moocdoo
■OusiJthani.the.;claims which arose out pf mutual sacrifice, hppe.to; transform' our could plainly see it wave before the shouldered and stockji with'the general
more tnan
fpre us,:let;uß ,consider the arguments of
<mnnnrinn
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30,000,000
' peace- winds.' .1hajiemyself ridden over a large_ physical _asp.ect of a' human {bull. His
the American civtf war, and which were colonial empireinto afederation^of
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than
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ihose who look jforward to the loss |of Sh
10,000,000
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industrious,'
law-abiding
not
a
little
unnaturally,
tfoHb
not
with
common- part of the country of which he speak*. ,head is .of, a moderate size;
theße possesswns— not" only without re ,r
..: 4,700,000 urged,
:arid posterior
wealths—so
the
anr
during
months,
quite
terrible
that
in
due
time
our
British
.
summer.
and.
basic
developments
of
the
fierce
bitterness*
of
that
of
the
;
can only ihe Cape andNatal,about
gret, but with"satisfaction. I
; regions of the craniun, and it;isby no
brotherhood.Buy prove to the w,prld asno " prepared to credit nis statements." v
5,000,0,00 conflict. There is friendship,now. between
leßß;thata,v ;,-w: *-...■: :* -'""
Ibut IChina,
A
give'-these' arguments> very
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nation,
the
everproved
good
has
before "How
means lacking in anterior breadth. His
tfiW E'nglish-spea&ing Kingdom" and.
. , SCHROEDER's
AIR SHIP.
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and
to
prepleasant
Canada
how
it
is
for
if not Colored, abundant
English-speakingEepublic.
brethren
Itofeskor Schrbeder, in' His steerable hair is chestnut
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dwell
Kingdom.
togetherin
unity
growth
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it
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and
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part
fers
to
of
the
be
to
different
combined in a pedantic
eachjof
air-ship,
proposes
took
visit
porantipodes
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at the
colonies would in Reality, it^s.said.be countrymen
voVur
reasonable W suppose that this preference The -lecture was frequently loudly tions of the>United States " and the old style into a fpretop.totteright side, with
j»*gain touUB- uDecauße ifc wouM J'relie*re H'them last/yearlan averisgeTpf itea
,oi the lop oj a sick rooster's
applauded.
willinterrupt.the friendship,.? \
world.. His;air- shipv,waaron. exhibition somewhat impression
our taxpayers of a %rge "pecuniar^ -bur- yworth of our goods ; while our nearest
:comb: :The
received from the
VIEW;
THE
ladies
to
lately
in Baltimore^ The
seem
"ihake wars neighbors—
the ,French— took less than HOW THE COLONIES OUGHT TO
t
aoiden^because/alabi it would
American Notes.
■' interested*, and told the care bestowed on his h»ir is that ofan
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particularly
to
the
States
.
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average
to
occur
WAR
ARGUMENT.
be
likely
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would, in was rather more than to France, bjit But; if "this war argument, fairly disProfessor tney;wbttld;solove'totafce atrip overweening'Vanity and a desire to ap
v andileßßAdifficult ,to, jwagerror
A MOTHER AT SETENTY-SEYEIiI.
His
is
unlike
pear
entirely"
youngl
face
- He
:fact, 'diminish our 'danger both of war less
than 17s 6d per head ; while to our cussed, ought noiTifo induce the mother
j
Truly
ia an age of wonders, of big beyond the clouds in his air-ship."
it was more country to. desire separation, ought it not bonanzas,this
said
to them that he never invited, any that description of .Christ alleged to have
j
a8
possessions
regards the colonies North
in"Var.'ri^nd
American
and
'^Wid
discoveries
remarkable.
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an ascension, for the reason come down to us from some ".Roman
»»«tWmftiW'es; sifc !iistated that the severance than 535. : Ineed" not compare the to have great weight in the colonies ? events, andrich
Clay county is destined to be one to 'mak€> they
would
inGhiria.
that
made one tripj'ilthey- writer. Benignity and the highest typa
-with
us
Africa
and
or
when
Hheiri)
Why
spend
money
connection!
their
iHiof
t
of South "
should they
averages
not among the least noted places upon,
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lirwayswisKedtp;
g
o
again. A number of of humanity were the marks Lupon that
.their,ysafej^dandi^diminish their vjAgain, -the imports from the North their blood?. Why should, their ships be the pages of future history for the
.;
being
applications
their
South
African
'have
been
'received to take countenance, indicative of the sublime
Australian,
and
or
l-.jW.pulj^r^preyOTt,,
danger
American,
i
in
of capture,
their cities of wonderful events which have transpired
,.gardens
are
5
among
ending
passage,
they
not colonies for the five years
1874 bombardment,, because our diplomatists within her borders. To the wife of
and
them the application soul so Bweetly reposing within.' In
which
''"involved in wars in Btimiuiate
£142,000,000,
Wise,
their
the aeronaut, who, Brigham Young the lowest type of hupro
about
us
in
of
Professor
1t
or
our
have
involved
Gunn,
Government
w^ld in wealth ; would wereinroundnumbers to them., about isome European
who ;resides
Judge Thomas J.
Schroeder,
with
is sanguine of manity is depicted in his gorilla-like proconflict,
o^restfin^p'ttp'illAtio^and
or because we three niles south of Smithville, in this
Professor
and ..the exports
jecting lower law, avarice in his pinched
train them /to self-reliance j! andis indeed £1^8,600^000.' Our imports from all may be fighting for our Indian Empire ? county; on the road leading from a safe voyage across the Atlantic. Sch- mouth,harshness
andungodliness in every
can
become'
by_which
they
period
says
expendedyears
same
roeder
that
he
has
only
here,
mode
foreign countries for the
again, we must look at reason- Smithvjlle to Liberty, was born a boythe
But
of,
jevolting
-*
lineament
his
large
sums of money upon
" face; and many
fit to fill their P?9Pcr P^ce: *Pd Q; fulfil were about; £1,350,000,000, and bur able probabilities, and not allow them- baby, on the 29th day of September laßt, of study and
Mormon
women say, What abeautiful
it
states,
£1,12'5,000,0Q0.
And,
lastly,
1872,
the
world.
the
invention.
In
Schroeder
dutiißajn
.
by
vague
possibilities,
their
selves to be misled
exports to them about
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the mother being in the seventy -seventh
strejiuously' urged that any association The seven millions of colonists cannot, "Jietr-iis try to put ourselves in the position year of her age. The baby weighed he made an ascension with a smaller and benevolent face he has !'' It is
"is
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among; the worst faces ever seen. It ex<
witD^BUch" communities on terms of then, he.considered bad customers. Our of the colonists,and consider at what we eight pounds at the time of itß birth, and machine, similarly constructed, from presses greatness of apeculiar cast, but it
equality is impracticable; that no federa import from, themis about 3-1 per cent., should aim if we were in their places is a hearty well developed child. Judge. Brazil.
portion of the balloon, the is that of the grossest ignorancein a per:; ,tion< is >;possible }/ that the difficulties of
and our export to them about ll£ per At present we should certainly desire no. Gunri is an old, well known and highly, The ship&c.,
such a high position or so
were,
as
drive
propeller,
would,
and,
'export
it.
and
to
and
the
is constructed of wire son professing
cent,
space
gain
greater
time
is
than
change. The
of our import
respected citizen of Clay county, and
ecclesiastical,
much
civil and political
am not loss. T?he, protection against attack is gave us this piece of information from about three-sixteenths of an inch in
them to" eyentuai inaependence; and that from all foreign countries. I
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ttip only tie which can bind them to' the Burpfised that 'the Chancellor of the Ex- cheaply purchased" by a small risk of an his own lips, which was corroborated by diameter, is eighty.five, feet in length, renown.
THBEE THOTTSAND MILES ON I*oo*.
'mother country1is thrit
* dependentrelation chequer,iwhenjconsoling"us at Middles- unlikely danger. But should we feel that one of his nearest neighbors, who was nine feet high and eight feet wide. Its Duncan Campbell, the pedestrian who
whichis kvery* year becoming; more and borough last month for the falling .off we ought to leave the old country to present at the; time and weighed the. lifting capacity will be for ten tons. The
the Atlantic to thePaciflo
Relaxed; and which must ultimately in
"'was able "to" say ;it fight its battles by itself as soon as we child. We haveknown Judge Gunn for balloon portion, which has not yet been is walking fromreached
'more
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Eyanston, on the
disappear:T;Now,firsti what is the actual 4 was to a great extent counter- became strong enough to fight our battles several years, having served in the same adjusted, will be sixty-five feet high, on a wager,
Pacific,
lately.'
Union
He has already
eightyfive
polonies?
heavy
How
is
feet
in
circumference
and
depend
"balanced; by the improvement in our without her help ? This would'
cost of.these
regiment with him in the late war, and
journey. He
;
been
four
the
months
on
sixty- five feet in diameter. It is conbelieve exports to the colonies."
the buriien on our taxpayers ? I
upon the reason why England hadbattles can vouch for the truth of the above.
; very
through
had
fine
weather
Illinois
yards
(three
which
structed
of
1800
cases)
greater
indeed,
are
matters
on
the
future
unof
Here,
few
is
there
EMIGRATION. to fight.
A CONFEDERATE RELIC.
PECUNIARY
ADVANTAGES
OF
through
lowa,
wet
weather
for
days
ten
cambric,
1496
public
ropes
;inj
thefrom which
will
certain toouncertain to be a ground of During our civil war the several
misapprehension exists
never had a dry , shirt on hisback j fine
Nor while making up our profit and action,
depend
ship.
and
The
true,
pushing
it
is
we
hold
the
years
ago,
speculation.
for
mind. Some
almost too obscure
account can we disregard the
States used at first distinctive and pulling propellers to be attached to weather through Nebraska ; goocl weather
But is it unreasonable to suppose that the seceded
paid largely, not only 'towards their loss
.
emigration.
of
pecuniary
advantages
In March, 1861, the Con- thebow and stern of the ship are ten through Wyoming tillhe got to Laramie, -^
military, defence,, but their civil govern- Here, again, there is much dispute. probabilities of future British wars may State flags.
and from,there to Bawlins,four dayaand
Congress
adopted the so-called
federate
we
"
.should
ment 'It was' only fair that
be divided into three categories ? Eng- stars and bars," composed of three feet long and three and a half in height. four nights throughheavy windand
believe
that
persons
are
who
There
snbvr
These propellers will be covered with
may be fighting in self-defence, or. to
do so.
we/made /them take our
storm. Erom the time he left Laramie
equal
width,
had little or nothing to land
themiddle
canvas,
horizontal
bars
of
as
top
also
the
sides
and
of
the
Powers,
criminals, and controlled their markets,- colonisation has
connection; of the , colonists fulfil her engagements with other
a.blue ship. When the ship is completed, Pro- tiir%e got to Ebllins, he says he never
sent out to them almost all their do with the
or because shetakea partin their conflicte. one white, the others red, with
"' and
am not of
stars fessor Schfo'eder will undertake daily sat down for ten minutes. It was so
containing
union
nine
white
bfficials-^while, iriv fact, we not /only with the mother country., I
case,
answer
Well,
in the first
I
think the
by
that
The
last
circular
issued
circle.
resemblance
opinion.
arranged
in
a
The
goVerned
"
them,
but
ascensions. The ship is to be worked by cold that he was afraid he might freeze,
" Stars and Stripes led of
actually governed
the colonists would be clear; it would
Emigration Commissioners tells me of an
the
to a crew of eight men, and Schroeder says and tried to find shelter at station and
this
to
the
supposed
we
to
be
our
not,
tp,
what
to
believe
that
them for
be insult them
mistakes in field; and in he can readily steer it through the chang- section houaeß ; but, supposing him to be
interests, it was but just that we should that more than a million of emigrants they would rally to our rescue. No one confusion and
1861,
United
to
a battle flag was ing currents of the air as well as a a"tramp, they refused to entertain him,
proceeded
September,
from
the
O^ingd'om
who visits any colony, or takes any heed adopted, a
pay much of"' tne cost of that government.
and New Zealand between
charged
red
field
with a blue mariner does his vessel upon the coast. and he was afraid to stop or lie down for
■.; It is true also, that we have admitted Australia
what,
in
x>f colonial feeling, can doubt
white,on In a day or two he expects to start upon fear ]be. would perish. He sends, word
easy
saltier,
and
1873.
It
is
not
for
me
of
;
1825
with
a
narrow
border
,their,right, to Belf- government somewhat
their action. And as
that anything approaching to such case, would be
suppose
displayed
to
thirteen
white
which
were
called,
his first trip, which will be from Balti- that he will start from San Francisco, on
upon
"stars.
quickly
past
engagements,
"
than we .have
regardsithefulfilment of
more
have
was
this
number
would
either
been
stars
and
bars
In
1863
the
more to New York, 200 miles, whichhe the return trip, on Ist February, He
them to defray the cost, and for a time willing
I
would be ashamed of us if
;
meet the cost and< think they
a white field, thinks he will make in three hours. He will recross the continent, by the same
or
able
to
a
with
supplanted
by
flag
complaint.
ground
them,
for
of
themtaxpayersTiad
our
we broke
and ashamed
of the voyage to the other selves if they did not help us to maintain having the battle-flag for a union. The has, he says, made seventy-four miles an route, with a wheelbarrow, in which will
Itcould^not 'be expected that the inbabi difficulties
not
side,
of
the
earth
had
the
connection
flag of 1863 was found deficient in hour in a balloon. The air-ship will be be transported his blankets and cooking
tanta of these islands, borne down as
them.
country
themother
continued,
service, it beingliable to be mistaken for exhibited in New York, and the venture apparatus. He says he expects to make
with
and
taxes,
of
the
herithey are under a load
A GRAND FEDERATION SUGGESTED.
a
consequence
had
there
not
been
in
a flag of truce ;and on February 4/1865, across the Atlantic will not be until the the return journey from, one ocean to the
«
tageof paßt*truggles rand forced to pay
And this brings us to the practical the outer
of the home and
co-operation
successful
other in 190 days. Campbell keeps a
half of the field beyond the
the
wants
of
our
muchin order to meet
any means by which union was covered with a vertical red spring of 18761
daily journal, containing a record of incicolonial Governments in aiding and question Are there
ancient and complicated society, would promoting
these
common
REMARKABLE
MIND
BEADING.
possible
that
future
dents, adventures, &c, and a brief
not dwell it is
emigration.
flag
1
will
of
Conbar.
This
was
the
last
by
machinery
maintain
the
,
patiently,
Brown, the mind-reader, whom Eastern description of all the cities and villages
on the pocket argnment. It wealths, when no longer dependent, can federacy.
which their colonial fellow- countrymen any longer
us, and with one another 1
be
united
with
regions
have almost forgotten, has had a he has passedthrough.
to
to
easy
bring
ourselves consider may
CHINESE CITIZENS.
y administer their own affairs, or relieve is notquestion as simply
I hasten at once to try to answer
campaign
out West, and the other day he
pecuniary
one
of
this
the
a
few
to
defending
bring
The Chinese
but
women
them from all expense in
this
; for if it can be answered,
question
competitive
a
contest withMrs Bleik
so,
or
loss.
But
if
we
had
profit
do
we
find
Interviewed
property they are bo rapidly acquiring that the actual profits of the partnership that argument will be also met which Ithis country. But they bring some, and Peters,in Davenport, lowa, in her own Sir Julius Yogel
-^
if
San
any
this,
now
little
the
recent
school
census
of
Erancisco
grievance
'
'
has
But
already
namely,
have
mentioned—
that
very large ;that the expenses of the
shows that there are 855 Chinese in that parlors. The lady iB of middle age, and, The Guardian's special corresponfoundation. Let me give you the actual are
management are very small ; and that the separation would stimulate the colonies city born in the United States and under says a Western reporter, "■' the daughter dent, writing from Melbourne, saya:
figures,i iLast year. there was a Parlia- probability
and would increase
of a high official in the court circle of
is that no one of the partners to greater progress,Surely
of age. It is estimated Davenport,"
mentary■■-,*■* return of the cost of the would carry
I
interviewed Sir Julius Yogel on his
their self-reliance.
it cannot be seventeen years
which must be a fine thing.
large
by
on
so
a
business
told,
in California about
here, and he said that circumseveral colonies of the British Empire at himself. Ithen, for one, am not denied that if it be possible to replace that there are, all
arrival
method,
known,
Brown's
it
is
to
well
is
United States citizens born in place
the British Exchequer,"
3000
stances
must
dependence
by
association,
decide, perhaps, at the last
each
.the expense of.
member
thehand of the mind he intends to
to think it would be a businessthis country of Chinese parents. Most
including not only payments of Gpver- inclined
moment, whether he proceeded to New
the
federation
would
find
in
the
comof
go
forehead;
give
like
read
on
his
and
like
a
streak
act to
a notice of dissolution.
■; nors, but all contributions towards the
mon nationality at least as much scope of them are males. Every one of these of lightning to any hidden article. Mrs Zealand direct or to Sydney. He
icost!of"police, schools, and other such HOW WILL WE BE AFFECTED DURING WAE ? for its aspirations, as much demand for Chinese boys will be a voter when of age.
Peters needs to have the ends of the thought it would be necessary for him to
not
locil charges; and the expense ;but
But this partnership,weare told,though the patriotism, and the energy and the Futhermore, the number of Chinese fingers placed on the region of the lunar visit Sydney in connection with the
profitable in peace,may be unprofitable aelf-reliance of its citizens, as it would if families Chinese who have wives and plexus,immediately between the eyes, in Pacific Mail Contract, and it w:,a with
' iraly of the troops we have sent out,
on
fortifications
and
spent
in war, or may lead to wars which might trying to obtain a distinct nationality for children isbeginning to increase rapidly. order to do the same thing. The separate regret that-henoticed the mishaps which
money
the
the
example, giving
In
1869-70
r
had taken place j but he, on behalf of the
other-military defences.
swallow up in a year the gains of decades itself. But is this federation possible? A few having set the bold
their
bodies sent experiments, which were successful in Government, had endeavored to do
(the
having
in1872-73
the
idea
of
;
;
745,980
up
<
a62
part
ftmount^was
us
consider
this
of
the
who
peace.
of
Let
There are many even of thoße
desire
his
case,
were
not
so
'i
interesting
!
each
as
the
intending
duty, and he believed that the service
last year given) it was £1,817,471. But
queation carefully, for in it lies much pf it who think that it is not. This opinion back to China after death, and
joint
lady
test.
Both
the
young
and
the
thp
country,
in
permanently
this
and
Ihe gist of the matter. There are two chiefly depends upon the difficulties of to settle
these Bums include therexpenses of all
the room, while a piece of flag- would work through to a snccess.
with dangers feared. Our colonies,it is said, distance. If, however, these difficulties |the gods not having blasted them, the man left
With reference to the submarine
colonies. :;if we.take only those
was
put under a champagne glass
are getting over so much root
telegraph cable between New Zealandand
which we are dealing— that is, British may involve us in war,or their possession have not prevented the government of a other Chinese
on
a
plate
reversed
and
covered
with
a
North America; Australia {including New may place us in a worse position when colony from England, why must they of their superstition and beginning to napkin. It was resolved that Brown Australia, he saw no reason wliyit should
Zealand), and So'Jth Africa— we have weare at war. "Well, as regards South prevent association of self governing com- think of also bringing over wives and should remove the napkin,MrsPeterslift not be laid by April next, according to
1
£1,165 316 i»'lß^9 70, s^mt £372,451 Africa or Australia, Iconfess Icannot munities with England ? A priori, it settling downin the United States. This the glass, Brown take the fiagroot, and the contract. The steamer Edinburgh
about see in what way they coulddrag us into might seem probable that the association opens a new prospect. By and by there
V'in 1872 70; and of this £370,000
Mrs Peters the plate. Eecalled to the had brought part of the plant, and the
Scotia,mainly war with any civilised nation,or endanger would be easier than the direct govern- will inevitably be a considerable voting room,
£150,000 waß Bpent inNova
the two joinedhands, the operator remainder was probably on its way in, a
'
It is inevitable
at the;imperial'/ station at Halifax ; and us if at war. I
thiDk we may wait till a ment. But distance is in itself a very population of Chinese.given
steamer which
reported upon to him
in favor of took a hand of Brown, placed his fingers as one. of the was
j." mbr£ th'anr£4O,OoQ on the cbnyict' estab probable cause of conflict is pointed out; different matter from what it was when that their votes will be
best
in the world, if nofe
Peters,
and,
on
the
brow
of
Mrs
simuliishment, which-we still maintain for im and certainly in no/oneof ourrecent ware this opinion was ,firsj; entertained. The that party which will protect the rights of taneously, without amoment's hesitation, actually the best, for the purpose
of
Australia,
countrymen.
Within
ten
years
telegraphic cable-laying.
:perial purposes^ in Western
been weakened by their posses* telegraph has made communication of their
the
advanced
and
carried
the
pro,
two.
out
'coßt is rapidly diminish have we
On the immigration question his ideas
"-I-; and of which^the
sion. How, then, about America ? ;Can thought instantaneous with Australia,and their will be at least 3000 Chinese voters gramme to the letter. After this, they
'■'^ing^lti'thus reducing the tares on the we protect the long frontier of the~Do- doubtless we Bhall soon send direct mes- in California. When the time comes it were placed one at each
unchanged. He stillbelieved that a
were
long
of
end.
ths
: !the''Imperial Exchequer, the' late Go-'
San
minion, with its population aa yet scanty sages to -New Zealand and the Cape. will riot pay to stone Chinamen in
stream
of immigration, judiciously condrawingraom,
alphabet
hanging
an
on
a
vernment.haß, 1believe,made our relation and scattered, against its neighbors, with And as "regards the length of time Francisco j and it will pay to admit China, wire before each. A personin themiddle ducted, was required to develop the
;" :
comply with the usual
;more close and more
of New Zealand.
if withy the colonies
their wealth, and1 resources, and energy, required, to travel to the end of men who will
the room opened a Bible at random, resources
durable,because more in accordance wifch with their millions of men, who have the earth, steam and the great circle conditions to bepome naturalised, thus of
A rumor, he wasaware, had been circuthought
name,
fixed
his
on
a
meanwhile
voters.
though
making
Well,
this shown how quickly, they can learn to be sailing have' diminished it more than a
still more Chinese
fairness and justice. And
a copper wire connecting with lated that heintended to severhis conneccbirige excitedsome oppbeitionat first, it soldiers? But wliat right Have we to half. Thirty years ago the -average voy- and what then? Why, this may stimulate holding
Brown, and extending his oths? band tion with New Zealand. If he were to
jabroad...
;
larger
a
vast
Chinese
immigration
than
Australia
a-fltill
expect that these neighbors will attack age to Australia was four months ; now
' ■1' 'yr&* more atho.me
toward Mrs Peters, immediately, as if notice a tenth part of the absurd rumors
isproud of her pecuniary position ; and Canada ? I
firmly believe that both good we can get a reply to a message in,a day, and no man can foresee what the final moved by maohfoery, the two mind- circulated regardinghim, hishands would
-' in Canada; where the diminution in imwill be upon the Pacific States. readerg h.egaa
sense and good feeling prevail too much and we can fetch a man back in six weekß. effectonly
to spell the word on their be full. It had even been said so he
ir;
appears sure, that, in the not
belieyed that he did not intend to ream well This
perial payment for the two.great pror in the great Republic to make such an: But the/ geographical argument,I
alphabets,
striking
each
at the same
'Vinceß of pntari|b and Quebec has been attack possible. But if this most-im- aware, cannot bequite so easilydisposed o£ far distant future, there willprobably fee $ moment. These tests,letter
we are.told, were turn to New Zealand at all.
,ccftainty, in probable crime were committed, who can It would riot be stating it fairly to make change in the situation which few now
£34p23 tp 4?55^; I
'
He observed with gratification a new
:.Jftom:
continued
for
some
time
without afailure, development
some,
found no dis- foretell the result of the c^ntjast/that it depend solely upon,the length of inter- dream of, and which
if they did
my short, visit last
in the trade between Newbeingcertainly
remarkable illustration
I-may^D€^fold that thedire'ct would..follow? There would/ be great j veningWie8 between the several regions; dreary of it, would do so with many misrraatißfaciaonr.Sydhey^M'Meckari,
Zealand
and
however,
of
tbia
not,
power,
which
is
aa
lose,
and sufferingin paijada ; for a time, perhaps,| Itis
touching the new strain which J hag
charges do ript coyer the actual
wood, and Co, having started a monthly
that. th£._ difference in local cir- givings
sai^will
been proved, a very rare one.
account^ithe a successful invasion, But in the end Istancea.
-V, tha.twer.pugh.t *i6; 'te£^fmto
produce such..a disagreement may possibly be put upon republican
on that line. CaptainM'Meckan
steamer
■'■"' -'HOW "WOMEN TOTE.
we;haye-tb build and man believe that the four
institutions and social arrangements as institutions,
of
freemen
in
akq
informed
him that the firmintended
-^ ahipaafwar
millions
HIGH GRASS.
for the defence ;of- these'tcommunities. Iwould not be conquered/ But the con^- wouldmake any political connection un■The Mormon women vote, but very few to run steamers from Melbourne to
'
any
to
count
ought
: £atinotf 'admit*that we
The Eev. E. P. Hammond, the understand why, for the Mo,ysaa»s~dare Hobart Town,and thence to New Zealand,
"test, it/ might said,;if it .came" at all, desirable. To this remark I
can only
!^harge;"'It would;; not be would not
'■?ßu^h !l^dir,e'elH"
come from an unprovoked actr reply,'-as yet',: this disagreement is not evangelist, writeß from Vernon, Conn, not vote against the Mownon ticket; returning by the same route.
:
n^My:-;tp:,::shpw 'tW, irre»pective of our, of American ambition, but as the| final/ apparent; that the enormous majority of (where he is taking a brief rest), as hence allfree^p.^ bi franchise is blotted During his stay in England he had
'\';
with
;J^l^^i^aT;-;navy>^s
of mutual misunderstandings 'and. colonists themselves disclaim it ; andthat follows: "Ihave just received a letter out. 1^ fc a fact that many Mormons effected an important arrangement with
v"o^rn^o^B/^.!j^''B^^^'/Jt-»U jour issue
recriminations, of faults on both sides, I
cansee no ground for believing in any from a minister with whom I$m, i**Y4a been cut off from the Church IV theBank of England in the interests of
.weie-tOvieayeV.us jfcpjnorro.y,,we
iijight be aggravated by' the'1 fact irresistible tendency to its development. personally acquainted in Kane^. Slome voting the Gentile ticket. E^ery ticket New Zealand. The Bank of England
rtiil mu«fc have men- of- war to protect our that the polony Jcnow she had^the mother Judging from whatIhaveheard or read, will not credit h^s feto^y, but I
know is numbered and the yaterVname bears would henceforward inscribe New Zea|* commerce, unless,indeed, that went also ; country jat, bier ,back. Is it not, then, and what little I
saw the same number^wMeh effectually reveals land stock, and probably the Australian
have myself seen, Ithgt h.e
riot exaggerate. I
uandth?eVantof ihfejr ports in which we
';
When the polls close coloniea would bring themselves under
' ;Englishman or' a, pioj sqch splendid fields of grain and grass' just h.QW a.c
to jvarn Canada without delay th^t ghpuld say that aa
better
suspect, soon she must prepare tp take,care oj? herself, Scptcjiman pr an
;ujppw coal and refit wouid, I
and their elsewhere in all our recent journey from, tjhe ballots; are not counted by the the same arrangement.
Irishman
estimates,
;
be s^enjn our
if she finds tHat she cannot stand alone,. children remain, English, Scotch, or Irish San Francisco to Connegticut'a.B}nKansas.. inspectors of elections,but are sent
sealed His health had been far from good, but
_ \ ■;, or
.r_
TBADE lOLLOWS THE FLjMSh,
,ma£e
up;her mind. to join the-Ujnipn;? wherever they be j.-orj if/there be a change, X; believe: it is destined to, be one of the to the Probate Judge, who,;' with the he was,able.to,get about during his stay
&
woujd not give,?an;d it is thatthe distinctcharacteristics of the finest States in the Union. The minister County Clerk, count* them at his leisure, in M^lJioume, and had conferred both
itw*! And;ifi /welcome to direct effects,! we $fojj, tm WprP"g i
tend to "says : 1 1 want to tellyou a story, which: andiin SQwe weeks announces the result. with Bir George Bowen and Sir James
jbhreje
?,
might
consider
whether
there
not
be
for
must
v&MW. 1 nofc believe that inhabitants of the three kingdoms
*s'i7a aiminuiion iii'ourf trade; and; therefPr:e7
be. lostiin their common: similarity; on the honor of a minister of the GbspelT Qf course^ under such a system, the M'Culloch-on matters affecting the comca,n always win. A gentleman mon interests of the colonies.
« y%' 6'fliP''reVenue/'' There is n6 ujplon^al be dangerous.^ In'am,; buw ifr
.Oft: P/fiu.bf.less, society in;thenew communities can"assure ypru.is true., Qn thp §?th^ of fChurch
!
this inonth, a. gjaftfte^aig and rn.yaelfpq.de whof saw it tells me that a few years ago,at
-)i'question more debated thanithisveffect on, cowardly. , After, all, whafi.are.the facts!? is,'and p^ajjl^^^pi? gpffle 'time
He could not say at the presentmomeufe
bei
w^JJ
j
M§n
land,
ftcposp
piece
.saw,
.D,
of uncultivated
and P^rowan>..he
a.
John
Lee cast 350 what immediate steps the New Zealand
oT> our commerce. < ,If■{lowerec'.itp/ consider' 'They arel very^ifferent; from what- the^ more Democratic than with us.
start moreequally tHan in tbe'pld couh. while-driving through!the grass I
stopped; votes, standing at the polls over an hour
;!;; nothing else :this; evening. 1 could.tnot were fifteen years ago. When-the
Government- ;would takein the/matter of
[
wives,'
for
all
hia
immigration.
his
KMtaatfir-fnHjP jitttoj; the, argumenta pn" bofcki lownera -prevailed jatj.WaghiiigtQn.tthe^e try, and it will take time-before it ,can be thp^eapa,,&nd.the:grass .stood,two feet to do it. He voted
His colleagues14n
was real danger of war betwe§n|^ngl%njd
put,|h^fine;man runs faster than ftbovemy horses ears, and my companion; 64 children;'his JIOO grandchildren (124 Zealand.co.uldj answer the question New
Hsir
w^tib,e|3tete^|iec*MJ!W %i|^j?jf^ W another, B^t are pot th^ tendencies at co^ld t;ak.Q a handful of grass from the wwj jn<i a(lM% known and possible/ nm
think
Our Colonial Empire.
incline to believe
J.ou^wiil
evidence shows that
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wethers and Ewes, 4400 Halfbred
tooth, large framed, and in first-
_
class condition.
Liberal advances made on the Incoming
Clip wool forsalehere, or for shipment to
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
who are our
Messrs James Morrison& Co.,
"
Agents it London.
;
■_
;
;
WOOL AND GRAIN.
/^IAPSTICK,DUTHIE,and CO. have for
HENDERSON, & CO. pur\J Sale by private Treaty:— 340 acres,
30§ acres, 125 aqres,80 acres, 100 acres, 900
pose holding their Second WoolSale
acres. Allthe qbove are first-class agricultural farms, and have the necessary build-j for the season in the beginningof February,
ings for working them, as either Agricul- and
would invite holders to forward their
tural or DairyfFarms, and are within a
acres,
niles
from
Wool
for Sale. Should sufficieut induceradiusoffour
Milton. 730
362 acresj ani 85 acres in Clutha and ment offer they will also hold an Auction
Warepa Districts ; 378 acres and 400 acres
enabling
in Akatore
; and 1000 acres of Sale of Grain, for the purpose of
Pastoral Land, in PueruaDistrict.
Farmers to clear off their Stocks before
All particulars will be given by applying
harvest.
■'-■>■
to
CAPSTIOK,
Sample bags to be forwarded to their
' DUTHTE, and CO.,
Milton, Tokomairiro.
Stores, Milton.
PHILP,
I^istrict
FOE SALE OE LEASE.
NEW
'iM
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUESDAY,
Bth|
fl'M #
_____
A*- *>>
Friday,"FebrUttty I, 187(>
3 0 0 0
FEBRUARY,
AH Re-marked,
AT LINDSAY'S FARM, INCH CLUTHA,
MOLYNEUX.
And must be clered out,
TEA, about 1500 acres of Land on HillenclStation.
BEGG BROS.,
Ex "Nardoo," from Foo-Chow.
SOUTTER
&
GEAY,
WRIGHT,
DIRECT
SHIPMENT
of
NEW TEAS
per the above vessel, which willbe
found of very
LADIES' MILLINERY BONNETS
CHOICE QUALITY.
AND
KAITANGATA ROAD DISTRICT.
TRIMMED HATS,
"^
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the Kai5 Saddleand light harnesshorses
All Re-marked,
/CAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CO. have for
tangata RoadBoard, at;its meetingon
\J sale or to lease, for a term of years,
Headmixed cattle, partlj fat
January
40
and
must
ba
cleared
17th, 1876, i;iade a general rate of
Regardless
Cost,
of
Boarding
House of 14 rooms in
Private
:;■. '■> }.'. <■>:< all rateableproperty
Spenser-street, Milton. For particulars,
FARM AND STOCK.
shilling
one
FARM DRAYS, HARROWS, PIOUGHS,
i within Kaitaugata. KoadDistrict.
out,
2d
apply to theAuctioneers.
the
T>HILP, HENDERSON & CO. have reHARNESS, &c, &c.
At
The
Rate-book lies for inspectionat my
iTIAPSTICK, DUTHIE & Co. have for -*ceived instructions to sellby auction, The above Farm consists of rich arable
\J ■
E. STEWART'S. house, Wangaloa.
Sale by private treaty
on the ground, on Friday, 4th February, at land, which cannot be surpassed for fertility,
Objections, if any, must be lodged with
EIGHT-HORSE POWER Rausorae & 2o'clock p.m.
undersigned withinthirty days from date
and the stock and implements are of the
the
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING,
Spendid Farm of 275 acres, within l£
Sim's THRESHING MACHINE
description,
having
making
purchased
rate, and a special meetingof the
been
of
very best
Re-marked,
andENGINE (nearly new).
miles of Milton, being that someLindsay
regardless
of cost. The sole
Board will be held inWangaloa schoolhouse
by Mr
Also,
out,
time occupiedby the late Mr James
te
cleared
And
must
on the 17th day of February, 1876, at 1
reason for this valuable property andeffects
4, 6, 9, and12-InchGLAZED PIPES.
Loper. There are 50 acre3atpreo'clock p.m., to hear and decide on such
being brought to competition,is the early At
Full particulars on application.
2oj.
sent under cultivation,of which 25 departure
of the ownerfor Europe.
E. STEWART'S. objections.
oats, 3£ in hay, and the
acres
are
in
ALEXANDER MITCHELL,.
FRIDAY, 4th FEBRUARY,
balance in English grass pasture.
Also,
Clerk to Board.
CUIRASSES, i
At 6 o'clock.
The farm buildings and dwelling- At the same time and place, the following LADIES' JACKETS &
Wangaloa,17th January, 1876.
All Re-marked,
house are commodious and sub- desirable allotments in the town of Kai-
\
—
SECTION*HOUSEHOLDFURNITURE.
stantial
Half-bred
Wethers and Ewes
2QO
—
tangata
LOST.
And must be cleared out,
Sections 1and 2 of block El., and 4 of
At
block 1., situate in Eddyßtone
favored
from
J.
botween Balclutha and Clinton,
with instructions
Mr
\J
E. STEWART'S.
Capstick
leaving
Draught
S.
the Province) to
0
Mares
(who is
and Start-streets, and containing
about the sth January, per coach, a
sell by auction on the ground,on Friday,
each 1rood.
wicker work. Finder
4th February, at 6 o'clock,
LADIES' SUN SHADES, SCARFS, Picnic Basket, red
Draught Foals
2
Title— Crown Grant.
communicate with Mr Connt 11, Surplease
Partof Section62, Block VI., SpenserAND RUFFLES,
veyor,Otaria. Reward, ss.
street, Milton (together with 3- !
Draught 2-year old Colt
THURSDAY,
~~~
MARCH
I
roomedcottage), having frontage
All Re-marked,
£1 REWARD.
of 76 links toSpenser-street, with
At 2 o'clock.
And must be cleared out,
1 Draught 1-year oldFilly
a depth of 100 linka; alsohousefrom Scott's Stables, Dunedin, a
hold furniture, comprisingdouble
At
iron bedsteadand bedding, sofa,
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY AT
Black Coolie Dog, grey muzzle, anE. STEWART'S.
4 DairyCows
chairs, tables, &c, &c.
31j
[ swers to name of Scud." Owner's name on
HOKONUIS, SOUTHLAND.
The above Goods are
1g Headyoung Cattle
SATURDAY, sth FEBRUAKY,
jleather collar ; would probably make toet 7 o'clock p.m.
BALANCE OF SUMMER STOCK, wardsBalclutha. The above reward will be
Dray,Plough,Harrows, Roller, Reaper,
MAITLAND & CO. have repaid to anyone giving such information a3
TWEED CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.
And must be cleared out, previous
Harness, &c, &c.
ceivedinstructions from Messrs J. &
shall lead to his recovery-toMr Peter Mason,
E. Haines, to sell by auction at their Rooms,
to close of Season,
/CAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CO. will sell
Also
Balclutha.
—
V_^ by auction, at their rooms, Milton, at
Pair ofBuggy Ponies (splendid match), Invercargill, on the above date
At
7o'olockp.m.,
NOTICE.
T^iatmostdesirableproperty known as
E. STEWART'S.
and a number of unbrokenColts
A quantity of men's tweed clothing,
"THE GLENDHU ESTATE,"
chairs, tables, bedsteads, sofas,
and Fillies, light harness Horses,
comprising 790 acres freehold
couches.
in my Paddock for the last
land, situated at the foot of the
&c.
diseight
days, one young bay filly,
Hokonuis,
and
miles
fourteen
Terms Cash.
f3
tant from the Mataura Railway
shoulder, with white hind
branded
G
near
OTHERS.
TO STOCK OWNERS AND
Station. The Glendhu Estate
TUESDAY, Bth FEBRUARY,
leg.
If
not
claimed
within twenty days from
adjoins the property of the New
NOTICE.
At 12 o'clock.
Zealand
and
Land
Australian
to
date,
pay expenses.
MAITLAND,
CO.,
will
be
sold
&
pR'IGOR,
Company. The Estate is sub- nVTOTICEIS HEBEBY GIVEN, that a
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
divided into 5 paddocks. 60
WILLIAM LOCKHART,
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS AND
grass, QuarterlyLicensingMeeting for the followacres
laiddown
inEnglish
Rose Bank, South Tokomairiro.
/CAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CO. havebeen
16 acres in oats, and 24 acres falAUCTIONEEES,
\J favored with instructions to sell by
splendid
low. Two
Btreiiins run ing Licensing Districts will be held as
Feb. 3, 1876.
auction, at their rooms, on Tuesday, the Bth
BALCLUTHA,
through the Estate. There is
of February, immediately after Government
also a good lignite pit, and about follows :— For the town of Balclutha, Clutha,
BANK Oif NEW ZEALAND.
iale of sections, situate at Waihola Town- Hold regular Sales by Auction of all descrip7 acres of bush on the property.
ship
The improvements include a sub- Clydevale,Popotunoa,Clinton, South Molytions of Stock at their Yards
Section 5, Block XV., Waihola Disstantial 6-roorned dwelling-house
AGENCY of this Bank will be
containing
51acres (more or BALCLUTHA, CLINTON,
trict,
and kitchen, 6-stalied stable, neux, Catlin3, Kaitangata, and Matau, at
opened
at CLINTON (in the Bank's
less).
barn, stockyard, &c, &c.
AND
new
for
the transaction of general
premises)
theResident Magistrate's Court, Balclutha,
Terms Liberal.
bankingbus ness, on Monday, Wednesday
TERMS LIBERAL, j.31
KAITANGATA.
For further particulars apply to
and for the Licensing Discrids of Waihola, and Saturday/ in each week.
WITH
Advertisements.
COTTAGES,
MARTIN, MAITLAND & CO.,
See detailed
IMMIGRANTS'
Bank of New Zealand,
Invercargill. town of Milton, Glenledi, Crichton, TokoALLOTMENTS OF LAND.
Agents for
Balclutha, loth December, 1875.
or LEASE, VERY CHIJAP, mairiro, Balmoral, and Mount Stuart, at
LOAN
AND
MERCANTILE
FOR
SALE
ZEALAND
NEW
Township
Waihola,
of
on
To be sold in the
PHOTOGRAPHY.
AGENCY COMPANY.
withimmediatepossession,
Tuesday,BthFebruary,1876.
the Resident Magistrate's Court, Toko18 and 19, Block 1.,Lothian
Agents for
mairiro, on Tuesday, the 7th March, 187G, at
that
the
followhereby
given
"DURTON BROTHERS will pay their
TWTOTICE is
INSURANCE COMPANY. District, 167 Acres of excellent and nearly
}_% ing sections in the Township of NATIONAL
taking
into
considernoon,
purpose
for the
of
Waihola will be offered for sale by public
THUESDAY, 10m FEBRUARY, I levelLand. Apply to W. H. S. Roberts,
annual visit to Milton in a few days.
auction, at Capstick, Duthie and Co.'s
ationall applications for certificates for such
At 2 o'clock.
Auction Rooms, Milton, on Tuesday, Bth
TOKOMAIRIRO JOCKEY CLUB.
Waipahee ; or Messrs Maororie & CtriifFebruary, 1876, at noon, at the upset price
Licenses as by The Licensing Act, 1873,
of £5 per section, with valuation for buildbertson, Invercargill.
MEETING of Members will be held
ings erected thereon
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Valua- Upset
Amendment Acts, 1574 and 1875" are
at the Commercial Hotel, Milton, on
tion.
I'rice.
Township.
Cottages.
Sec Bit. Waihola. One of four rooms. £100
~EOR POSITIVE SALE.
£5
Licensing
1 XII
granted
by
authorised to be
Tuesday,Bth February, at 8.30 o'clock p.m.
100
5
t
do.
do.
/^RTQOR, MAITLAND & CO. will
100
5
do.
do.
7 XVII
J. A. HENDERSON,
Yards,
sell by Public Auction at their
Courts, and the transfer or removal or
Hon. Sec.
Balclutha, on Thursday, 10th February, at
E W Four-tooth and Shearling
FOB SALE,
'j
days'
of
21
Licenses,
such
which
renewal of
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
PURE LEICESTER RAMS,
iN Improved FARM of 54 Acres, with 2 o'clock
I
given
to the Clerk of
40 Head Store Cattle
Singly or inlots, to Breeders, at such prices notice shall havebeen
as will ensure sales.
Dwellinghouseand Slable. Apply to
the Licensing Court for the District in
havethis day admittedinto Partner100 Fat Sheep
ship
with us Mr Walter Hislop, and
W. WOODS,
Cataloguesand every informationobtainwhich the premises, inrespect of which such the business of the Firm will in future be
Sheep
Store
able
from
200
Lovell'sFlat.
is made, are situated.
carriedon under the name Jof Gillies, Street
GTLLIES & STREET, Dunedin ; application
Q First-class Dairy Cows, perfectly
and Hislop.
FOR SALE,
, Or,
PETERFARRELL,
quiet ; milk withoutcalves.
!
GILLIES and STREET,
LITTLE,Awamoko,
Mr HENRY
to Licensing Courts.
TjWUR SplendidWORKINGBULLOCKS. Settlers are requested to bring forward
Clerk
Bond-street.
Their Manager ;
i
Apply to
Agents.
any stock they may have for*sale, when
any
of the Stock
TO LET.
Or, from
j Dmiedin, Feb. Ist, 1876.
given
by
attention
will
be
the
aucevery
BLUES & DUTHIE.~~
MISS RICHARDSON,
"
tioneers.
residenceof Mr John Seed, who is
Messrs G. and S.s Leicester took prizes
C-TEACHER,
c,
l
leaving the Province. The property
at the Highland and Agricultural Societies'
GEORGE
CAPSTICK
Milton.
Shows inSootland, and inNew Zealand they consists of— A Good Forcr-roomed Cottage,
Patent
to
SIMS
&
HEAD'S
medals,
RANSOM,
feme
and
paddock,
Large
bronze
and Two-acre grass
Orchard
won five silver and
-|
For Terms, &c, please apply by letter,
points,
largest
30
as
RICHARSON,
the silver cup, with
Kitchen Garden.
CONVEYANCER
MISS
Thrashing Machine and Portable Engine,
to
prize takers at Oamaru Show, 21st Novemparticulars,
apply
For
Post-office, Milton.
(Under the LandTransfer Act),
ber, 1874 ; also, eight silver medals (being
FORSYTH,
CHARLES
,
complete.
all theFirst Prizes), 'three bronze, and two
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
Arnha. ]
CCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR, gold medals, and the 20 guinea silver cup,
\
ULPH,
OLIVER &
of
Milton Minstrels will give one
NOTICE.
with 31 points, at Oamaru Show, 19thEstatb, Insurance, and
Southbridge
the
Iron Merchants,
their performances, in
November,1875, the largest and best show
COMMISSION AGENT. of Leicester ever seen inNew Zealand.
on Friday evening,4thFebruary
Schoolhouse,
parties indebted to the Undersigned
Dunedin.
to go the School Fund?.
are requested to pay their accounts on —the proceeds
POTATOES.
NEW
Medicines,
Assignments,
following
well-known
rpRY the
Transfer Le'^es, Mortgages,
A Ball will take place after the peror before the 18th of February ; otherwise
to enforce formance.
&c, &c, drawn and completed without
PETTETS ANTI-BH/IOUB PILLS.
White Potatoes on Sale, also legal proceedings will be taken
POWDERS
FOR
Doors open at 7-30 ; commence punctually
PBTTIT'S CONDITION
Cabbage Plants, at the garden, Ajax- payment thereof.
delay'
HORSE^
at 8 o'clock.
GEO. CAPSTICK,
A. M'LAREN & CO
Btreet, Milton.
I^APSTICK,DUTHIE
& CO. have been
LOST,
-
!
2^
LOST,
"
MARTIN,
—
RUNNING
—
AN
'
SECTIONS
.
"
.—
A
—
AF
WE
■
THE
oIFTa
MUSI
I THE
ALL
EARLY
Chemist, Tokomairiro.
Licensed Broker,
W, CHAPMAN,
Milton,17th January, X876,
j
Admission
,
... ...
BALCLUTHA
rjYNNDERS
-*-
have just receivedtheir
STEPHEJTSON & CO. have YARDS PRINTS, MUSLINS, & TASSO
receivedinstructions fromMr James
LINENS,
Lindsay, to sell by auction, at his Farm,
All Re-marked,
Inch Clutha, on Tuesday,Bth February, at
And must be cleared out,
12 o'clock,
At
FARM, comprising
E. STEWART'S.
_55 Acres of rich arableland
FRIDAY, 4th FEBRUARY,
At 2 o'clock.
—
Hillend Stif.ion
ESTATE OF O. V. BUJBWEtf,
30 0 0
1Q
VV anted,till the 20th February,
TEND2R6;
for Cross Ploughing and Breaking Up
E. STEWART'S.
FREEHOLD FARM, DRAUGHT HORSES,
CATTLE, & FARMINGIMPLEMENTS.
Acres oats and barley, in lots to
suit purchasers
Heavy draught mares and geldings
SEASON'S
■VFEW
At
80
XEaL^BS WANTED.
SPECIAL.
"VTARDS FANCY DRESS MATERIALS,
At 12 o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISE WNT.
■NBW ADVERTISEMENT:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
3s,
are invited, and will be received up to Saturday, the 12th inst.,
at noon, for the Stock-in-trade and Freehold Land and Buildings in the above
Estate, consisting of
Drapery, Boots, Grocery, Ironmongery, Crockery, &c. The equity
of redemption of freehold property, Balclutha, of § of an acre
of Land, on which is built a substantial Store, and uix-roomed
brick Dwelling-house and Outhouse. The equity of redemption of 2 acres of freehold Land,
Store, andFive-roomedDwellinghouse at Inch Clutha.
—
Stock can be inspected daily from 9 a.m.
to 4 p-m. on the premises, Balclutha, where
full detailedlists of Stock and Conditions of
Sale will be found.
Tenders for the whole, or separately, will
be received. The highest or any tender not
neoessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the Trustees, care of Messrs
Sargood,Son and Ewen, Dunedin.
> Trugtees'
H. TEWSLEY
irU3tees
W. C. ROBERTS
\
WANTED.
WANTED, an Active Boy, about 12 or
14. Apply to
Wai. MARSHALL.
"*"
WANTED.
to purchase, Raspberrieß in
TTTAISITEI*
*
'
quanuty.
LANK. CAMPBELL, & CO.,
Maclaggan-street, Dunedin,
LAD, just from school, is
A YOUNG
learning a buaineas or a
desirous
"f
—
skilledtrade. Scholarship go .d.
Apply by let.ter, addressed
" CLUTHA,"
Bruce Hekald Office,
Milton
Commercial.
+
Driver
(ou behalf of the NewMr
Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company)
reports, for the week ending February 2nd,
1876 :—
.
Fat Cattle. A moderate supply of 110 head
yarded at weekly sale to-day, all of which were
taken by the trade at prices equal to last week's
quotations, beat bullocks realising from £10 10a
to £14 5s ;do cows, £7 10a to £11 10s, or equal
to 32s 6d per 1001bfor prime quality. At the
yards we sold 40 head, and have placed 50 head
privately.
Fat Calves. Only a few were penneds which
brought from 20 to 40s each.
Fat Sheep. 2000 came forward, and in
consequence of the trade being fairly supplied it
was difficult to effect sales except at a reduction
on last quotations. Prime heavy-weight cro88«
breds realised 12s 6d to 15s ;merinos, 7s 6d to
9s 6(5. We sold 500 at above rates.
Fat Lambs. In consequence of the market
being lately over-stocked, the -small supply
forward were with difficulty disposed of, beat
quality realising 7a to 10s 3d each.
Sfn> *" Onttle. During the week we hare sold
a fey- odd lots at from £7 to £8 for bullocks and
£!" 10s to £6 10a for cows. On Monday next
we shalloffer 300 head at Mosgiel.
Store Sheep. Vie have no alteration to note
in late quotations, a fair demand existing for
young merino ewes and crossbreds fit for grazing.
We quote 4 and 6-tooth crossbreds at 9s to
9s 6d ;do, 2-tooth, 7s 6d to 8s ;4 and 6-tcoth
merino wethers, 5s to 5s 6d;do, full-mouthed|
3s to 3s 6d ;merino ewes, 2, 4, and 6-tooth, 5b 6d
to 6s ; do full-mouthed, 3s. We hare placed
10,000 under offer at above rates.
Wool. We offered a large catalogue at our
weekly sale this afternoon. Two or three clips
had to be held over for particulars and
instructions. Prices were quite up to ruling
rates.
Sheepskins were in brisk demand. We sold
country crossbreds 4* 8d to 5s 7d, merino 3s Id
to OS, lambs Is 6cl to Is lOd, pelts Sd to 13d.
Hides are lower. Green butchers', 20s j
medium wet-salted, 16s to 18$, or 4d per lb.
Tallow. We disposed of sevor.il country
parcels well rendered, 28s to 30s ;mixed, 24% to
26s 6d ;inferior, 21s Gd ;rough fat, 17s.
Grain. Widest is in good demand at 4s 6d to
4s 9d for pood milling samples j very choice, Id
higher. Fowls' wheat up to 4<. Oats are dull,
market fully supplied with good feed, at 2s ;
inferior salos at Is lid. Multiug barley
nominal ;milling,3s 9d.
Hexry
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
MARRIAGE.
Shaw. On the 21st January, at
Murray's Temperance Hotel, Rattraystreet,Dunedin, by theRcv.Dr Stuart, assisted by the Rev. James 'Chisholm j
Robert Hyslop, youngest son of Robert
Hyslop, Esq., Crocks, Balmagree,Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland,to JaneCrocket,
second daughter of William Shaw, Esq
Mavis Grove, Lake Waipori.
Hyslop—
,
The Bruce herald.
"Nemo
me
impune
lacesset."
TOKOMAIRIRO, FEBRUARY 4, 1876.
Charles JDickkns has said "Whatever was
required to be done, theCircumlocution Office
wns beforehand with all the public departments in the art of perceiving how not to do
it." Without any exaggeration, this remark
can be applied to the Pollen-cum-Reynolds
cabinet in connection with the gross mis-
managementof the SauFrancisco mail wnrice,
:^rT c'.:hj|;.J^a;.i; d,..
lT;;#;"]£'
V¥ri^ r ft^Uarj
5
:
Messes Grant and Son, of Granton, West issued a warrant to search Mr Donough's wereall paid. I
afterwards gave plaintiff a Robert Chapman.\ His Worship advised
We woulddirect the attention of our readers after his election, and that the declaration
Taieri, are now erecting a handsome eix-roomed luggage, suspecting him of stealing some billfor £27 10a, for a mare. This is fhe bill plaintiff to accept aVonsuit, that hecould
of
the
othermembers
two
so
attending
preliminby
the
shallbe signed
to the circumstances
farm-house ontheir fine property.
a Councillor to
posters. Nothing was found, hence the lamnow sued on. When Igave the billI
bring
of
action,
again
the
when
Mr William
Council.
The
election
contract,
the
of
this
steps
negotiation
to
ary
No less than fortyhares were counted in one action.
on Monday, small,
waß under the impression that plaintiff had Chapman couldbe broughtaaa witness. He
and also to the way:in which, up to the present represent East Ward took place
the
Gorge
during
ptvddock at Waihola
The information against Messrs A. and T. liftedthe £20 4s bill. HadI
knownthat he also advised plaintiff to seeMr Robert Chapsay the 3rd of January last, and the declaration, severe snowstorm, of last winter.
time, that contract has been we cannot
—
the
not done so I
not have given this manpersonally,and explainmatters tohim.
Inglis
Wednesday,
January
holding
for
an
art
union
was
dishad
would
which
was
dated
will
out,
but we
say
faintly
carried
Mb W. 'Snow has completed the first concrete missed, the
Court holdingthat the defendants bill. It was not until afterwards that I
attempted to be carried out. As illustrating sth, was delivered to the Town Clerk on residence > -ected in Outrain. Itis a substantial
were
not
found out frommy bank book that the £20
beneficially
declaration
bore
the
and
interested.
satisfactory
14th.
This
structure.
the
BAICLUTHA.
Friday,
the latter part of our impeachment of the
Ministry, we willbrieflyrefer to the delivery signatures ofCr. Duncan andCr.Henderson. This evening the Milton.Minstrels will give MrF. H. Evans reports:— Sales— Colonial 4s hadbeen paid.
Jones, stated an entertainment inthe Southbridge Schoolhouse, Bank, 25s to27s 6d ;National Insurance, 235 ; Cross-examined by Mr Reid Plaintiff
(Before Mr ji P. Maitland, R.M.)
of the last inward mail. The City of San Cr. Duncan, in answer to Cr.
signed
the
document
in
aid
of
the
the
will
take
his
paid
acceptance
£20,
funds of
school Aboll
me
for
for bullocks,
Standard, 14s. Closing prices Colonial
Tuesday,Feb. 1.
Francisco arrived at Auckland onthe Ist of that he believed he
place after the concert.
Bank, 27s 6d ; National, 745 ; Standard, 12s at maturity. Iwas to pay £30 exactly, for
civil case.
January, and yet the mail did not reach during the same week that the election took
A Govebnment sale of land and immigrants' 9d ;National, 22s 9d ; New Zealand, 60s.
Henderson, who had
the horse bought the day before the £20
Smail. In this case the
M'LaohlaN
v.
Dunedinuntilthe 9th. As the steamer which place, but that "Or.
on
he did not eigu it cottages, in the Waihola district, will be held
4a billbecame due.
it,
said
that
signed
also
to recover £1 9a for the
Bought
defendant
the Bth inst. by Messrs Capstick, Duthie, and Co.
brought the mail down did not receive any
Andrew M'Laren, cattledealer, deposed trespass of defendant'3 sheep on his land.
time"— five days after at their rooms, Miltor;.
subsidy for doing so it is extremely fortunate within the prescribedmeeting
Lakes Kaitangata and
of the Council
At the
The £50 bill was given for a horse and other Judgment w&s given for the plaintiff for 10a
that a much greater delay did not happen, the election.
We understand thatthe return match between
Tuakitoto.
—
-
—
—
.
—
—
—
things harness, bulls, and rams. The bill damages and costs.
19th of January, Cr.Jones wished to the Bruce and Lawrence Cricket Clubs will bo
but as it was, the; mail was allowedto be in on the
the
the
month
matter,
played
during
made
in
but
next
at
Milton.
The
enquiry
some
on which Iam now suing has never been
Auckland for nearly 3 days before being have
day has not yet been fixed.
On Thursday morning (says the Star ') paid.
that
the
Council
opinion
of
Mayor
the
was
must
Municipal Councils.
despatched to the southern ports. We
It will be seen by an advertisement published Mr H. Clark, M.P.C., introduced the
the document, and
following gentlemen to the Superintendent, W. Ferguson, recalled, said— l gave
recordour protest against the negligence that had no right to question
Mr
Fred.
commenced
elsewhere,
that
Lord
has
no action has been taken to throw business at Milton as a commission age'ht. His forming a deputation from residents in the anotherbill at 3 months for £28, about a
MILTON.
has been displayedby the Governmentin this since then upon
did not knowthe £20 43 bill
what, from the evidence we office is at the Municipal Council Chambers.
neighborhood of Kaitangata: Messrs A. month ago. I
light
any
arrangematter. It ;is well known that the
Landells, W. Maitland, C. Anderson, had been paid.
Wednesday, Feb. 2.
havebefore us, appears to be rather a shady Me James Shand's farm the West
ments in connection with this service are in
at
Taieri is Morrison, and Dunn. During last session
plaintiff
non-suited,
sake
of
our
The
was
municipal
For
the
21s
pro
eight
transaction.
At
o'clock
there was only oneor two
one of the largest and best appointedin Otago. of the Provincial Council, £300 was voted
an unsettled state, and this owing solely to
being
that
the
matter
the
no less than ninety head
fessional
costs
allowed
Daring
past
winter,
sincerely
hope
defendant.
Councillors
in
the
hall.
After waiting some
institutions,
we
It
pound
pound
subsidy
as a
for
to assist in
the mismanagement of the Government.
rest here, but that of cattle were being stall-fattened for the market cutting a channel from the Kaitangata and
Worship
allowed
to
His
decided
to
saving
proceedwith
will
not
be
remarkedthat
a
time
it
was
the busigreat
take
to
therefore behoves the Executive
at the same time at this farm.
Tuakitoto Lakes, to carry off their surplus of time to the Court would be effected if ness,and Cr.Jones was voted to the chair.
ratepayers will demand an in'
'
some slight trouble to see that there is uo some of the
The Provincial Government Q-azette con- water, which at times overflowed the partiea would properly prepare their cases There were present at 8.30, Crs. Moses,
the apathy displayed
unnecessary delay in the transmission of the vestigation. Tojudgeby
tains a notification of the establishment of a settlors land, the present creek being too
municipality
this
whenpound at Tokoinairiro, on sectiou 88, block K. small for the purpose. The deputation before coming into Court, as it had been Henderson, Inglis, Duncan, Stewart and
mail by the coastal steamer. According to by the residents of
requires
the
to
a
vacant
seat
in
Council
Mr James Goodall has been appointed pound- ftated that the settlers had raised the manifest in this case that one of the sides Jones.
Yogel
is now ever
the latest advices, Sir Julius
keeper.
necessary £300 amongst themselves to meet was altogether unprepared with the evi- The Clerk read theminutes of the previous
attemptingto effect some modificationof the be filled, the honor of being a municipal
The members of the Waihola Road
the Government vote, and were now ready dence.
meeting. His Worship the Mayor then enpresent contract with the Government of councillor is not held in very high estimations determined to hare a survey made ofBoardhave
a new road to proceed with the work. Their object
—
that
to
which
we
tered
the hall, and the minutes were consuch
matters
as
M'Laren
v.
was
meantime,
the and when
A.
Allchin. This
a
New South Wales. In the
to the beach. Tim new road, which will be a in waitingupon hisHonor was to ask that
leastthat his colleagues can do is to offer a have referred are passed lightly over, we great convenience to settlers, willbo about seven theProvincial Engineer might be allowed to claim for £23 103 on a fraud summons. firmed.
miles long.
MUNICIPAL RESERVE.
go downand give his opinion as to the best Defendant was a3ked to show cause why he
monthly subsidy to one of the steam com- cannot wonderat the fact.
The balance-sheet of the FairfaxCemeteryfor place in which to cut the channel. There had not satisfied a laic judgment iv that
A letter was read from!; Mr Henry White,
panies to convey the mail from Auckland to
1575 was published in the last number of the was only one person in the neighborhood
Court for the above amount. Defendant stating thathe had parted with his interest
Port Chalmers, via the intermediate ports. Madame Simonsen will shortly visitDunedin 'Provincial Government
Gazette.' Tho income opposed to the work Mr Boyd— and he
company.
with
an
English
opera
attending
the enfor the year,including a balance of £57 5s from had no right to the water whatever. It was calledhis employer,Mr JosephMackay, who in Lot 8, Municipal Reserve, to Mr W. H.
The peculiar circumstances
teringinto ofthis contract aretoo fresh inthe A nevt evening paper, 'The Mail,' will be pub 1874, amounted to £90 12s 6d. The expenditure not proposed to drain the lakes dry, but stated that defendant had got into debt, and Groves.
lished in Oumaru in a few weeks.
amounted to £27 14s 8d3 leaving a balance of merely to carry away the surplus water. was doing his best to wipeoff his liabilities. The Clerk mentioned thathe had given a
recollection of our readers to require more
£62 17s lOd.
will
pay
photographers,
Messrs
Burton
The sooner it were done the better, as the Although in witness's debt, he had lately receipt for the last payment of rent in Mr
Bros.,
[
than a brief recapitulation. On the 28th their annual visit Milton in a few days.
to
Jamjss Sha>'l> has gone in for troo plant- lakes were generally lowest about the month paid plaintiff over £23 on defendant'saccount
August, 1874, the General Assembly em- Woek has beenresumed on the railway between ingMb
White's name.—
on a large scale on his estate at West Taieri. of May, and if the services of the Provincial
on
the
powered the Government to enter into a Mataura and Clutha, and the contractors have For one mile on
understanding
that
defendant
was
Cr. Duncan Have you given a receipt in
grauted,
Engineer
were
his time would be
each side of his farm-house, and
facing the Outram and Graytown district road, occupied only two or three days. The toget timeto pay the balance. This amount, Mr White's name ?
contract for a 12-knot service for six years, been advertising for navvies.
there is a belt of trees, one chain wide. Cali- channel wouldhave to be taken through the in common with witness's other advances on
The Clerk— Yes, I
did.
at £40,000 per annum On the evening of
An open air concert, in aid of the Tokomairiro fornian
pinespi-edominate. and appear to thrive Kaitangatatownship for a distance of from defendant's
account, waa now being repaid" Cr. Jones Iunderstand Martin assigned
the same day, Sir Julius Yogel wrote to Mr Brass Band, will be held on the Cricket Ground remarkably well.
twenty to thirty chains. His Honor said
out of wages falling due. Witness told to Groves, and he assigned to Wrhite.
Russell, instructing him to enter into a con- some night during next full moon.
Maujtgatua is now being surveyed. The there wouldbe no difficulty about the last
plaintiff
differentfromthat
sanctioned
A
that
exhibits
that defendant was selling off his The Mayor We have been acknowledge
materially
CONTEMPORARY
states
the
from
mentioned,
tract
nor indeed about the whole
greater part of the mountain has already been
the Philadelphia Exhibition will be sold, and the remainder will be disposed of as request of the deputation. The money had furniture by auction' so as to pay his debts ing White as tenant. It is not desirable to
by the House. In consequence of those Otago at
to a few bottles of Slesinger's balsam.
soon as the survey is completed. At one time no been voted, aud theGovernment intended to and accept a free house on witness's pre- give receipts to parties unless it is known
instructions,Mr Russell pledged the Colony limited
settler in the vicinity would have given one spend it, and the ProvincialEngineer would,
nujiber of petty thefts hare been comA
to a 10-knot service for eight years, at mitted in the township lately, and one or two shilling per acre for tills mountain country, doubtless, be permitted to give his services mises. Plaintiff next day sued defendant, that they are really tenants of the Corpora£45,000 per annum. After an animatedand owners of fruit gardens have suffered consider- which is being eagerly bought up at double the as required. He had hoped that the whothen placed his furniture in thehands tion.
—
price—originally paid for the excellentlano on the intention was to drain the lakea entirely, so of another creditor to prevent its being
protracted debate, theHouse agreed to ratify ably.
Cr. Moses If there is no assignment the
plain then a mere swamp.
that some thousands of acres of land might sacrificed. Witness believedthat defendant Council is not bound to recognise the tenancy.
that contract, chiefly on the ground that the The contractors for the erection of the goodsMr Macdokald, of the Waihola Gorge lime have been reclaimed. The deputation acted in
so doing without any fraudulent Cr. Jones— The assignment does not re«
Colony was in honor bound to the Govern- shed at the Stirling station are pushing on the kilns, has set half-a-dozen
traps on his property, statedthat under the present proposed work intention,
work, and the building will be ready for use in a
havingevidently been ill-advised. leasethe originallessee from his liability.
to
an very short time.
ment of New South Wales to adhere
for the purpose of destroying the hawks which upwards of 1500 acres would be reclaimed.
—
His
Worship
refused to give an order in the
brought
arrangement that had been formally entered Many of our readers will be pleased to hear are preying en the leverets and young pheasants.
underhis Honor's notice
The Mayor It was a mistake giving
Thfiy then
in, one of
Six
hawks
have
already
been
caught
that
the fact
£200 had been voted for a case.
into by its quasi- ambassador, Mr Thomas that Miss Richardson, of the West Taieri, haß
White the receipt. It may amount to nothese traps. Itis to be hoped that other settlers road up the east side of Lake Kaitangata,
M'Laren v. Chalmers.— This was a thing.
Russell. In the course of "the debate, the commenced teaching music in Milton and the will follow ilr Macdonald's example.
which money had not been expended, claim to recover £54 for goods supplied. Mr
'
Hon. Mr Reynolds said : In comparing surrounding district.
The letter was received.
are informed (says the Cromwell Argus ') though the work was greatly needed. His
We
Hattghtok,
Mb
the
for
Secretary
UnderGoldD. Reid appearedfor the plaintiff, and Mr
the respective services viaSan Francisco and fields, left Wellington
he
to-day
making
that
the
Government
Honor
said
had
been
a
EDEN-STREET.
up
Westland
hare put on a
Dunedin on Tuesday.
of men to complete the Haast track from list of unexpendedvotes, and he would call W. Taylor for the defendant, who lodged a
Suez, the advantages as regards time are Ho is about to pay anfor
official visit of inspection number
The following letter from the Towu SurtheWest Coast inwards, and that it will shortly the attention of the department to this doctor'scertificate stating thathe was unable
largelyin favor of the former. By the com- to the goldfields in this island.
be
available
It
is
of
the
a
was read:
throughout.
worthy
stating
veyor
deputation
note
matter.
On
that
Francisco,
adjourned
letters will The following Duiiediu telegram appears in th-it last
to appear. The case was
till the
bined service via San
week the first mail was carried overland grant was much wanted for the road from
'
—
Milton, 2nd February,1876.
'
"
In the case from the West Coast to Pembroke, whence it was Stirling to Balclutha, his Honor remarked Loth mat.
be deliveredbetweenLondon and Auckland Wednesday's Southland News
—
Worshipful
Mayor and Council.
the
t.
a
new
trial
has
Shand,
apCapstick
Mackay.
been
brought down to Cromwell by Mr Theodore that the Governmenthad no money, so that
J.S.
v.J.
In this case
in 44 days, betweenLondon and Wellington of Hughes
—
plied for. Shand has been served with a writ at Russell.
Gentlemen,
The Contractor has comcould
be
done
in
nothing
quarter.
plaintiffsuedfor£ls4slld,
that
balanceof wages
in 48 days, betweenLondon and Christchurch theinstance of Miss Campbell."
pleted Eden-street, and is entitled to his
We were not awave that Mr W. A Murray
adalleged
to
bedue.
'
Taylorappeared
between
LondonandDunedin
Mr
for
the
days,
in 49
and
balance of contract and deposit.
A meeting of members of the Tokomairiro dressed his constituents last week. The South
in 50 days ; while under the Suez service Jockey Club will be held at tho Commercial Canterbury Times,1however, says he did so, and Resident Magistrate'sCourts. plaintiff. Defendant paid £3 123 11d into With regard to instructions to make plans
court, and pleadednot indebtedfor balance. and specifications for Mill-street, I
they would be delivered according to the Hotel, at half-past eight o'clock, onTuesday next. goea on to refer to that portion of his speech
find that
where
he alluded to the desirability of forming a
The
business
before
the
will
be
make
The
meeting
to
difference consisted of 21 weeks'wages, it is to metalthe street to Queen-street from
time-table
MILTON.
railway from the West Coast to the TuapokadisVia
arrangements for the nextrace meeting.
Via
for which defendant allowed £3 weekly. the Main Road or Union-street, This can.
trict. Mr Murray epoke at Milton about two
Brindisi
bestbe done by the Council in the same way
Southampton.
'
'
J.
(Before
Maitland,
E.M.)
Esq.,
P.
Plaintiff
claimed £3 10a. Judgment for as they are doingEden-street, and are to do
The Star's correspondent
telegraphing from months ago, but it would probably take that time
days.
days.
"
—
Tuesday,
Feb.
1.
Wellington says : The site fixed for landing for the thrill of excitement, caused by his adamount paidinto court, the question of costs Moore-street. There is, however,no allow63
56
"In Auckland,in
the Australian cable is 14£ miles from Kelson. dress, to reach Timaru.
civil cases.
55
62
being adjourned till Tuesday next.
In Wellington, in
ance made for this street in allocating the
The land line will be extended thither im61
5-4
We have received the first number of th
J.Duthie v. A. M'Laren. This was a
InChrißt church,in
metal ordered,and the Council will have to
'New
and
the
cable
is
be
F.
Juliusv.Gr.
B.
Brown.
This
wasa
claim
mediately,
expected
by
to
laid
59
52
Zealand
Dunedin,
in
Licensed Victuallers' Gazette,'
In
£14, the value of a horse. The
order an additional quantity of one hundred
the end of the present month."
for £10 4s 6d, for. drinks supplied. Mr and twelve (112) cubic yards for this
published at Christchurch. Making due allow- claim for
street.
—thus showing in favor of the San Francisco The following telegram was received from anco for " a first appearance," we may say that case was adjourned until che Bth inst.
Taylor for plaintiff. No appearance of the The formation can then be corrected, and a
over tbe Suez an earlier delivery than by Timaru on Wedneiday :— "Fifteenpence abushel our new contemporary contains a lot of reading A. M'Larbn t. J. Duthie. This case defendant. Mr Julius having
junction
entered the proper
made withQueen-street when
offered for oats; will not recoup the outlay. matter that 'will be of interest to the class in was also adjourned untilthe Bth inst. The
Southampton or Brindisirespectively,
whose interests
the
witness box, His Worship said thathe would it is laiddown.
journal is published. Wo
Considerable
losses
have
also
been
sustained
'
'
19 and 12 days
plaintiff sought to recover £8 4s cash lent. have
With regard to gravelling the south sideof
"To Auckland, of
through the late heavy rains beating down the wish the Gazette a prosperous career.
to mention what the several drinks Mill-street footpath, there is no gravel at
14
To Wellington, of
7 „
Capstick and Duthib.
M'Laren
v.
and
A.
delaying
harvesting."
A
crops
Melbourne
plaintiff
charged for were. This
The WaikouaitiHerald' says : "The crops
could not the disposal of the Corporation that Iam
To Cbristehurchjof... 12 „ 5
telegram, dated January 27tb, states that oats are looking
9 „ 2 days."
well throughout the dis- This was an action to recover £25 damages do. Mr Taylor held that unless defendant aware of, there being none at the Recreation
To Dunedin, of
have improved in price from one penny to three trict, and areremarkably
heavier than we ever remember to for the illegal detention of a horse. The appearedand raisedthe question of
what the ground. IftheCouncilorder it, specifications
Now so far as wehavebeen able to ascertain, halfpence per bushel.
have seen, while there is every appearance of an hearing of the case was adjourned until the
were,
drinks
it was unnecessary for plaintiff similar to what were used for
the last SanFrancisco mail took no less than TnE property of the late Mr Ferguson, Inch abundance of straw. We doubt,however,if the Bth inst.
footpath can be prepared,requiring the conwas
sold
on
will
that
of
last
to
Dunedin,
Clutha,
Wednesday
last,
yield
equal
year
to
and
a
be
to
in
eachdrink.
prove
coming
fromLondon
after
cereals."
The Act of George11. tractor to furnish the gravel.
52 days in
v. W. Ferguson. This was
A.
M'Laren
Keen
was
knocked
down
to
Mr
competition
I
have thehonor to be, gentlemen,
and would have taken two or three days Pillans at the high figure of £46 per acre. The CArTAiM Goxdie, of the Port'Chalmers Naval an action to recover £27 10s on a dishonored (1754), he held had no force in this Colony,
and it was a clause in this Act thathad
Yourobedient servant,
more, had not the CityofSanFrancisco made sheep brought from 6s to 13s per head. Cattle Brigade, and Private Smith, are the only two
Otago Volunteers who, having made the neces- bill of exchange.
James EldehBrown,
frpm
publicans
10
sold
hitherto
been
to
debar
in
viz.,
days
21
£5
to
Household
allowed
brought
extremely
smart passage—
£7.
effects
an
Town Surveyor.
figures. jThere wasa large attendance, sary number of points, have elected to proceed to Mr Donald Reid appeared forthe plaintiff, New Zealand from recovering liquor bills.
satisfactory
SanFrantime
between
hours. The
allowed
the forthcoming Colonial prize-flriug at Wau- and Mr W. Taylor for the defendant.
and the bidding throughout \vas spirited.
Cr.
Stewart—
lt
would
be better for the
Act,
object
The whole
of this
on which our
ganui, at their own expense.
cisco and Auckland is 27 days. It is woitby Although
A. M'Laren deposed that he had rethe
has
now been opened
railway
locality again.
Works
Committee
to
visit
this
Acts
founded,
proColonial
had
been
was
to
As examination of the pupils attending the ceived a four months' bill from the defendof note that althoughthis mail should have for five months, and there has been a constant
The Mayor— The Council willbe £200 in
being
Adam's
Flat
school
was
held
tect
the
Customs
revenue
from
it
to
the
deDecember,
prior
breaking
the
6th
of
frpm
leftSanFrancisco on
the Milton station,
stream of traffic to and
up of the school for the harvest holidays. There ant, due on the 13th of October. The bill frauded. He would ask his Worship to debt at end of current year if this work is
didnot do so until the 10th. It will be seen the metal that was laid downby the Government were
present a large number of the parents and wasdrawn by him and acceptedby defendant,
asrough as ever. The stones are so large that
carried out.
from the extract we have made from Mr is
of the pupils, whoexpressedtheir pleasure It was presented when due and dishonored, take notes of the case, so that, if necesthey will never bind, unless blinded with some friends
Beynolds' speech that it is questionable if the smaller metal or earth, and at the present time a at the progress made by the scholars since the and had not since been paid. He had had sary, it might be brought befcre a higher Cr. Stewart moved That the letter be
last
of the school. After the prizes
court, on the ground that the Act is received."
Suez service via Brindisi is not the quicker pf journey to therailway platformmustbe positively had examination
been awarded, a packet of confections was several transactions with the defendant, and not wholly applicable.
to
Jadjcs
wearing
painful
tln'n
sort
|3ome
especially
more
as
the
vessels
hoofs.
No real litigation Cr. Duncan moved—" That the work foe
the tworthe
to each child, and the school was dismissed had a final settlement some time since. He
with,"
of path might be made across these small boulders given
taken
place
of
had
ever
in
advance
for
a
month.
on the point, al. proceeded
invariably
arrive
by that route
at a very trifling expense.
not owe the defendant anything. He
did
At
this
though
legal
he knew that several
men in
sta^e it was asked if Cr.Stewart
An adjourned meeting of creditors in the es- saw him about the bill,anddefendantsaidhe
the appointed time. Although the City of A Christcjittkoh telegram states that acwas
agreed
tate
of
David
was
held
on
Dunedin
with
The
resent
on the Bth December, when this
Ferguson,
bankrupt,
question
to
about
to
come
him.
be
San Francisco is said
counts of the crops from all parts of the Province
Tuesday, in the Courthouse, Milton. Several wouldpay it after harvest.
had
there,
that
this
of
an
been
r&iaecl
in
oases
was
dealt
with.
two,
suppose
give
promise
unusually
large
yield.
we
The
but
nev*-.
matter
day
a
or
South in
debts wove proved, and it was decided that the
The further hearing of the case was
weather having been xery favorable, the
referred to the Minute
having
carried a.ny further ; and he
Clerk
The
should receive the usual amount for adjourned
is an exceptional case, and we presume thatit yield per acre will be greater than lastaverage
trustees
often
the3rd inst.
year. hiding
until
wondered,
considering
thnot
Book,
present.
up
■n
the
estate
not
to
exceed
lire
said
he
was
(ipwefnmpjfito
per
Much land has been laid down in grass for sheepis not the intention of the
VMt amount thus
It was also resolved that the trustees
bypubli(>::ns
again
spoke
Cr.Duncan
in support of his
is more than counterbalanced cent.
bring the ocean steamers down the coast. If fiirmiogj but this number,
that they had never tried !
THURSDAY,F3EB.
bj the immense
qf apres pf new land should call upon Mr Geo. Wilson to deliver qp
said if the works were not
motion.
He
this be so, the Government will have, sooner brought
and
goads
h,eld
thp
objection
all
other
of
by
property
question.
grounds
His
under cultivation. Tlipro js j), decided,
hiu\ in
CIVIL CASES.
'
accordance with theletterread,
p^tate; \n the event of his declining, the trustees
or later, to call for tenders for the perform- preponderanceof oats, but very little barley. !
I'he
were—1. The Act was not applicable. carried out in
take
to
recover
legal
proceedings
the same.
O'Rorke v. CuaKAN.-'^ wag an action 2. If applicable, the defendant not ap- they would be futile. The works have
ance of the coastal part of the service. If oats will average, throughput the province, to
thirty-six bushels, wheat thirty bushels, and
Usder the time table for February, several Ito recover £2 *;
the circumstances attending the delivery of barley twenty-eight
the Rmonnt of a dig. pearing to plead rendered proof unneces-1 already been agreed to by the Council. If
bushels per acre.
alterations
have
been
made
in
running
tlie
of
the
il
of
cup
°r,orod
to
fill
the
1
thelast mail are calculated
cheque drawn by M'Leod, railway sary, as in the case of other goods supplied. Cr. Stewart did not like to attend to his
trains on the Dunedin and Clutha line, aud *'■
' f.
of the residents in the neighborhood of between
disappointment to overflowing, as we main- Some
contractor,
and cashed by plaintiff for defen- His Worship held that it was as necessary duties it was no reason why other Councillor
Matauva and Invercav^. "^q tr'^jn
Maori Kaik at Taiaroa Head adopt rather
the
tain to be the case, whatshall we say about peculiar measures for the enforcement of obe- that leavesDunedin at 7.5 a.m. arrives at Clutha dant. The cheque was afterwards dishonored. to prove the claim in defendant's absence as should be made fools of.
afc 10.48, and a coach then starts for the Mataur-v Judgment was given for £1 16s 8d and
Stewart's motion.
the now overdye mail? That the public dience in their -wives. In justice to the Maoris, River
if present. Mr Taylor considered the ques- Cr.Moses seconded Cr.
to catch the 7.30 p.m. train fyow the~
question
When
this
was before
Or.Jones
have no confidence ia the service we may however, we must state that the men we ullude which reaches InvercnrgiU
costs.
tion stood in a similar light to the Statute
$ half-past 9s. The
to are pakehas. The prospect of a dinner to a
Ferguson.— This wag of Limitations, which had to be pledby the the Council, Imade some opposition to it.
safely say. The City x>f San Francisco Tai#ro;j,
A.
v.
W.
M'Laren
a.m.;
at
6.36
W«,
theMaori chief find member of PiU'litv? £ »£ ?"
instead
and the Clutha train a olaim for £27 10s on a dishonored bill. defendant in a case, otherwise judgment There were only three Councillors present,
waited for 90 hours at Ivandayu for tbe merit, naturally cause.d 3." jj'ptle gtiy" amongst the or- % o,clo£
k formerly,
at
20
starts
5,
past
instead of 4.30
was satisfied that the sum recommendedby
Granada, and then came on withouttbe mail, settlers in' the locality, anjl one ladyj without heretofore, minutes
The case had been adjourned from the pre- would ensue ; or in the case where an I
reaching Dunedin at 10 minutes taaa
her husband's wishes in' the matter,
9 vious Tuesday.
the Works Committee was ample.
which Is now five days behind the contract consulting
drinks,
given
payment
o'clock.
The
for
was
in
of
acceptance
appeared
trains
now
Mr
D.
"Reid
leave
announcedher intention of being present the
theMilton station
for Dunedjn a(;
defend,
The Mayor The Committee did not make
time. We concur with a contemporary, ybp bftnouet, >yhether the husband objected at
to ljia 13 p.m., and JS| mfrwcfl paat Si a.in., half-past the plaintiff, and Mr Walter Taylor for the when judgment wouldfollow, unless
fi
half-.pagt
p.m.
JFor Balclufcha defendant.
an estimate.—
says: "It im fervently to be hoped that this better, half doing homy fio Taf^rQ^, or «rhe.t^e,r.
pled
illegal
Worship
ant
consideration.
His
thought he shpuldhare been pon'sulte.d in, tl^e. the trams leave Milton at 40 minutes past 9 a.m., Wm.
Will be the last bungle we shall have to he
Ferguson deposed— The book pro- took time to consider the point, and would Cr. Jones At all events the works recommatter,
we cannofc say ;but afc anyrate he deter- 5 minutes past 2 p.m., and 1minute to 7 p.m.
chronicle iaconnection wfth thismail service, mined that
duced is my bank book. Iam sued on a endeavor to give his decision on Tuesday mended by the Committee wereample for the
she should not go.' He tied her
which, to say theleastof it, has i?ee» flapped. hands behind her back, and then made her fast
requirements of the street. Inever conbillfor
£27 10s, the price of a mare. The next.
Telegrams.
Dfocppdedfp t|^a^
on so far inanything but a. satisfactory man- 1 to a rafter $rffch g, rpije,
produced is for £20 43, and is dated17th Bryce Bros. v. Kobert Chapman. This templated it would cost the sum it is likelyto
bill
j her with a strap. Yfhen he h^d PQf^e tp thci
ner."...".■
was a claim for £8 Is for work done. Mr cost if the report is adopted. The works
£onclusioii that alie hadbeen brought to a tji'op^r
Dunedin. .February 3. February, 1875. That bill was also given
a
for
a
mare.
I
received
at
the
same
date
bill
Taylor
of
mind
in
for defendant, who pleaded indebted recommended in the Public Works Comrespect
banquets,
to
and her
Mr Matthew Moses has entered upon the frame
G. 11. Campbell, charged with altering a fromplaintiff
obligations to him she had sworn tp "love,honor,
to him. only for 6s. James M. Bryce deposed that mittee's report should be adhered to. The
for
£20
forbullocks
sold
performanceof his duties as the Tfipresenta:- &nd fibey," ]je
fcill pf Sh.epb.ard Reeves from £41 to £141, Iwas not prepared to pay thia bill when it !he had done blacksmithing work for Coombe expenditure of money on ,Mill-street is not
er, Another rsw
tive of East Ward in the Milton Municipal found occasion to punish Jiis wifp a few days. ago. will arrive to-morrow from Wellington. It became due.
The Bank paid the bill. IHay for many years past. He rendered this justifiable. Inever could see what traffic
tied her hands together, and then threw her
Council; and although we have not the He
thought, he will get off, as Reeves is in
into about two feft of water. She floundered is
bought a horse from plaintiff the day before account as usual inMay last to Mr Robert passed over that street. I
thoughtit was in
slightest objection, on personal grounds, to about until she was half drowned, and was then Melbourne, and not like to come over to thebill came due, at £30, and gave him my Chapman, who inreply said he had nothing excellent
It is as level as a bowlingquietly
Mr Moses
enjoying any honor hjs fafcen out in a very weak state. Somerestoratire prosecute, .
billfor£50. I
asked him if he would lift to do with Coombe Hay for the previoussix green.
tp \,e ne^esEary, sq ah? was plapad. pjos?
fellow towhsnien may choose to. confer upon appeai-ed
Royal
The
Marionettes
to-day
bill,
arrived
the
and
he saidhe woulddo so. Ior nine months, and probably his eon Cr.Duncan Cr.Jones has made a lot of
ghe
to a large fire until
£20
6hpwed decided aigns qf
him, wemust again refer to the statements animation,
'piiere is. a. u^agistraj;e at i\\e 3£vk, frptrn,Melbourne. They do not playtillthe gaveplaintiff a bill, 28ch May, 1875, inpay- Williamhad incurred the debt. Until then false statements.
that weremade in the Council Chamber when and telegraph communication has just been manager,. M'Donough, arrives. . He has ment for two rams, £8, and his cheque for witness knew nothing of any change in The Mayor You must not use such
the newly-electedmemberfirst took Jifs seat. established between that placeandPort Chalmers, stayed behind to prosecute Bennet, the £20, lent me. This was the same day on ownership. The
horses werebrought by the language:. Be correct.
;
where there is a pa}ice elfcationj but up jjotjan
;The; law provides ihat a Councillor shall .was
gave him the acceptance for £28. manager as hitherto. Witness could not Cr.Duncan — Iwill not withdraw the exf»ken to pynisft t)\e ofe«der ia either of the theatrical manager, for illegally arresting! which I
'puke a certaia declaratiyu >vithiD five day? oages we haye Hjei^tipn©(3,
, .
biro just as the steamer was leaving, tfennet Tfoa £30 4s acceptance, w $ the tiro, other, "wear that the hors.es. brought belongedto pression, I
will prove them tobe false, Cr<
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of Maibr Jones thenaddressed,tfie;Compariy at what the magazinexvslb intended to be. When
citizens^
feonaderajtionV
giVe^hisWatter'yo'arearly
"WilT
become
and admirijSjtered a few wordsof the writer indulges in negatives, he enters a
to,
youthful,
.age-reappeared,
some length,
'
b^c ivihtc fkfamsi TkkiekmV€&sbnif'k2b Mia-1 *^teMty<h^m?%hhne^atodifig toils
° >j!i!!j;)ia '1<We irdmairi; yours respeptfully." ';' mature
,to"
!}sU
r
i
a
the
younger members of the wide field, iv which hei might continue to
agaiuat
the
touch
of
handker,asyj'ce
and
frisky
£? |
bim^Btti 6niMffl-st^ti¥
M'tfti&had' a.' Cr.MSses^Wh^%
1 ill» o>*Ptiere-'w:er"e *8av signatures tti !tte 'aj)oye chief:,thrown by;
some,blushing,damsel, who Company.
meander to any extent.
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<%r?mniem&£ojif6MWmi
1
rxuiiliJSir
uu
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petition.
j■..,}$ :generaily turned out to be rather fleet; pi? ,","'At a'Committee meetingafterwards, Sergt.
(To be Continued.)
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aliteflding.
bK liAvtfGf.uJt>rie'a;'ti'«knW ll that;it11 is^ifor thfr ([!]CrV^d^i-Wilf'iHafsf^eet'ndea;
m '
o« Gv.Hogg^movea^na'^
IWbU/l J biiU "iii":i bh U ":J;
foot. On the whole,1 the picnic was a very Marryatt Was re-elected Secretary.
j
?
"to
th#Stti?vey6r?iid
;
tiecideybat
-»^»^iJ3ciuncai' andnot
1
.,so .successful affair,,, and one noticeable thing' 'A vpte of thanks to the Chair terminated
Christchurch Races.
"for thestfspen'sioti of the Standing Orders,
'
.fimfamounttflballbelaiS'ouf on'the street. *'A*
niigKt toea!'witli
jtetiiion.,
gbodnature' that' seemed to possess the;meeting. ....-,.".
ithafc'th'eCbunciV
the
-wtw!the;
"
passed-by
this
resolution-has -beeuThe following are the entries for the great
odi Jvai.i Aood >Ituad -*tn ino'ii -h.fi b>.nu>\
Cr. Hogg moved—" That tte';Town Sur- everybody. There \vefeno"cliq[uea ;but1 on
to go on witbttliis^rkrandI
don't see that
NOTICES OP.MOTION, r^.,:
j ;;„ :veyorbe4hstfttct'edtb'lay'd'own thepermanent
everybody
to be on The Tew Zealand'Magazine.' autumn handicap, to be
run at Christchurch
contrary/
Ithe
tesolution,
,
,
we can upset that
Thatfffie^rp^ncia^Gov|ern.on Easter Monday. '
r
Qt.
l h
s
of
'ih
e
'street referred to;" " ih'suppdrC the'Wat and most intimate'termswitheverylevels
re* iiierit be^asked fof-% grant 'of,the, necessary
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H. Yeend's Rory O'More
'
motion, heihstanced^the'large' binount body else. In fact; it..was ajmosj; tojicHing , ^-j.ii.! ;:
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[FIRST ARTICLE.]
J
H. Yeend's King Philip
ceived, wife earned>l!ItlVwaS]understood jtha'jp roadlinebetween George-street,.and Uniqn.- >bf 'his
;
!
that
kindly
feeling
promoted
:
thaVhad
'been
to
observe
the
expinded
<bf> money
'
in the'
;
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I
Goodman's Blair Athol
the Works Committee>be requested to visit
:
before
Although'
/.
\
1
has
been
;.,.,
,;
belong;
ty
magazine
z.'.:
this
.,^,; i
jL
L s:fr
0
''iliose'-wfe^.^y' J.u?!lly',:^^m
'streets of- So'iith' Ward;'while 'the
Coombe'sptightBower
)iii
H Street."-^
dr." Jones ventured to sugge^tj[the^advis- of North-Ward" found it"impossible in iwet the .aristocratic, ; section .: of .i our little the public for" some three weeks, we do not
Mallock's
Ranolf
:tsii.J-.'it-j.;-..
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;
I abUity of the Tjqwn
idi lOJ feU VI -iOV.-.-:JBVBNS-STBBiT.
an apWebb's filly, by Bavensworth— Barbarv
get to? their Jbqujes,, [except: by community to descend from their pinnacle think it has received the attention to which
weather^to
,i.:i<;l sTheifollpwingletter was|read:irom>Mr W
Shand's The Chief
prbpriate statemient 'pf"
for. the purpose it is entitled, as being the forerunner of
financial.position
making use;;pf the fences. He also pointed of,; intense respectability
iShand's Wild Rose
" happineaa of their colonial
,:|
:
„.,,._,,,.
Corpojatibn.
pfijtlie
magazine
literature.
■../
the
We
understand
promoting
out that by forming these streets access could of
j
Ilay's Tadmor
I
have inspected the fence '"in theicentre^bf tJ The "Mayor remiaded 'Cr. r.,Jppes [that
'
Kay's Cloth of Gold
faimbier fellow creatures. To' drop from it has met with a ready sale; but this, of
Burns-sj^eet^.^As- it- is- erected on ithe tiie Finance Committee would bring down;the be had to the river to obtain gravel; ( , ;
Fauville's Premier
sublime to the practical, we may course, is riot' owing to its intrinsic merits,
;femarkamade
Mayoragreed:
The
with
the
the
;tie. - original 50 acre
between
toundaf^liue by Mr^Snfitn' anl'Mr Martin, report at next meeting, and.it was their busi-r by Cr.11pgg..,-; {He; supposed■. the work
Nosworthy's Tattler
being
fact
of
but"
to'
the
its
the
first
of
125,
chiefly;
proceeds
eecfionß'6wned
that
the
amounted
to
£23
.would state
Redwood'sKorari
wanted';
Jones
the.Clerk'
cheapwhat
andalso
its
to do
to
' and as only-part*sf the~^reet (half being on J
, j i and that this sum will go to the church its class in' tire Colony,
be gone on with as a matter of course.
Redwood's GuyFawkes
Mr Smith's .land) is-under the control apd,
ness."
colonist
who
Mr
J.G.
give
;
!
The
would
paßsed
to the
Cr.; Hogg's motion, funds. Votes of thanks were
Redwood's Amohia
management of the-Council,I
do not think: 1 CKlsuncan to move— ".That, lamps, pp. -Gti Hope seconded
the tables, to the mem- S. Grant a shilling"for one ofhis philosophical
Lunn's Nectar
Bupplied
that'
wbrks
ladies
who
necessary.
'thinking
the
the Council.icanr exercise:'authority over;the
were
At
pamphlets would'not grudge half-a-crownfor
erected at ,the corners, of Eden and-Matior-; |jtn'e same timehe, thought
0. F. Baker's Investment
atbers
Milton
braes
bandfor
their
of
the
" , 'fence., The street beingnow laid; put to its.
ailittleimore atten: '"■■'
Campbell's Tommy Dodd
Mill
IJnionrstreets."
P.
full
and
and.
this
streets,
magazineJ
width,
traffic,
for
the
the
and^open
to
Mr
Jones
for
tendance,
George
public
'
tion should be paid to East Ward the ward
and
j
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!l :6wherg
1
P. Campbell's Daniel O'Jttorke
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has
beendone
about
abuttfrig,
of
Or
What
properties
persons
Cr.Henderson—
'
!
A learnedreviewerhas admitted the world
.
use of his ground. . ,
Valhnce's Defamer
desirous of travelling"along thestreet linemay layingdownbase lines? Although the Tb>vn. he represented.
into
his confidence regarding his environO'Brien's Fishhook
The,
motion
was
carried.
feej
removing
.
the obstructions to Surveyor has been instructed to lay down
justifiedia
ments whenabout to test such a publication
Watt's Parawhenua
Bruce Rifles.
fluit the public convenience. ; ,
.
:
.
v ACCOUNTS. .
'The:'-New Zealand Magazine.' If the
Buckland's Ariel
«
as
;
R.E.Jones. base lines,yei nothinghasbeendone. Several
D. M'Kerizie's account, £13 4s, for conDelamain's Templeton
ratepayers have been complaining to .me
intelligent' reader 'will refer to the 'Daily
Cr.Moses
The Council can serve f Jimmy about it, and they state that they will pro- structing culverts on Hashorough Road, was
ANNUAL MEETING..
Delamain's Pungawerewere
"
Times' of the 31st December, 1875, he will
Delamain's Elfin Eing
Martin with a notice asking
him
to clear bably be involved in litigation with their passed for payment.
" .
H. Prince'B Cocksure.:
The adjourned annual meeting of the find the following description of the effemi■
,
, , DRAINAGE.
: . the, obstruction^ ;
.
that
propose
neighbors over boundaries. I
"
above Company took place.last Wednesday- nately luxurioussurroundings ofthe"reviewer
r!N"o,
no.
i
.
Cr.
Mason's
That
the
Town
Jones—
motion—
.» Cr..
the Surveyor'be instructed to lay down base
We test
Invercargill.
The matter then dropped.
Surveyor prepareplans and specifications for evening,in the drillshed. There were about in that journal of this magazine:—
lines.
♥—^
literature by a luxurious process.
Captain
periodical
Pettit
in
the
chair.
present
thirty
:
laying
drainagepipes
down
main
;
street,"
ACCOUNTS.
.
in the
(From our own Correspondent.)
adjourned at 10.30 p.m.
Tiae
softly-burning
lamp,
Council
house,
light
was
also
a
present.
Major
Jones
the
Quiet
...";.' .The following accounts were received and
lapsed for want of a seconder.
The municipal body has been for some
Cr. Hogg thought a much cheaper and ; The minutes of the last yearly meeting draw up an arm-chair, add coffee and cigar, weeks
BALCLUTHA.
in a state of unusual andrather high
briar-root,
were
and
confirmed^
and
a
then
run
the
whisky
read
or
better way wouldbe to channeland kerb the
i
. Peter ;Jones
£9 12,0
ferment, relative to anallegedillegal (because
complimented
through
the
the
and
taste.
Company
paper
Captain
The
paper-knife,
0
Robert Wilson
24 18
main street, and thus render drainage pipes
Tuesday, Fed. 1.
1 6 0
the flourishing condition they-were in^ and If it is not insipid with such ac- somewhat furtive) sale of gas debentures to
William Booth
unnecessary.
Mason,
"
Robert Reid
710 6
Present— The Mayor, and Crs.
passes muster. the Bank of New Zealand at a very, low
spoke
inhigh terms of the interest the out- 'companiments, the magazine
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That the culvert across
110 0
j Cr.Tosh moved
Road Board
Hogg,Hope, and Tosh.
glad
to
Zealand
has
stood
the test." price. lamnot at all in the humor for wadpublic
side
took
in
them.
He
was
The
New
"
themain street at southern endof township be
whisky
MINUTES.
that
the
and ing through what appears in any light a
suspect
they
werenow free from We rather
deepened and extended to its permanent inform them that
Total
£44 16 6
"
Tilton's strange business, but the facts are, as nearly
The minutes of the previous meeting were
had a briar-root were wanting when
Mr
debt,
better,
they
and
what
was
even
'
TENDERS.
level."
'
can make them out in the contention, aa
andconfirmed.
creditbalance at the Bank. He calledupon romance of Tempest Tossed was reviewed as I
,
Cr. Hogg secondedthe
Tenders for work in Manor and Alfred- read
motion.
"
follows:
Some time back it was resolved to
as
that
article
was
litterateur,
Report
by
WASTELANDS BOAHD.
and Balancethis jolly
Cr.Hopemoved That the extension of the Treasurer to readthe
streets.
to
attempt
float the gas debentures, of the
the
milk
ofhumanuncharitsheet,
letter
from
areas
follow
:
with
overflowing
which
The Clerk read the following
the culvert be delayed until the ditch is
R. Wilson
£209 16 0
Municipality
in London, and the agency of
literary
It
interest
the
world
may
Report
lands
:
ableness.
ofCrown
Treasurer's
the Chief Coirmissioner
deepened from theroad to the river."
Donald Gordon
194 18 0
Bank
of
Zealand was resorted to.
which
we
the
New
to,
know the circumstances under
J.C.Gordon
168 17 6
Waste Lands Office,
Cr. Mason seconded.
Of the Bruce Rifles, for the year ending
Bank, however,made an
ofthe
manager
.
do
not
The
26,
27,
require
January
article,.
Dunedin.
Jan.
1876.
1876.
write
this
We
Cr. Tosh saidmost ofthe proprietors were
The .Mayor,; We should resolve how
"
"
offer on behalf of. theBank for the absolute
Gentlemen,
allay
and
I
have
briar-root
to:
our
Mayor
whisky
and
Mr
Chairman
and
a
Worship
His
the
,
agreeable
deepen
through
to
the ditch
their
Manor-street is to be formed. Ithought the
pleasure in bringing before you the vicious propensities like Mark Tapley, we purchase, and the offer was submitted, to the
Corporation,, Balclutba.
properties. Mr M'Neil however objected to much
footpath was to be made onone side of the
aunual statement of accounts, and am happy
to inform the drainage of the town
conferences ami adjournl
have
the
honor
Gentlemen,—
being carried into to inform you that the Company is now free are alwaysjolly. We test periodical litera- Council. Various
street, but onlooking at the Surveyor's plans
that an application was this day made to
ments of the question of sale wereheld, and
you
The
house
is
not
process.
ture
a
"
,
peculiar
by
ditch,
specifications,
contemplates
pollute
I
see he
the
to
the water and render it from debt, with a cash balance to its creditof
and
the WasteLands :Board by Mr W. Brown,
quiet. Six noisy children render night hideous ultimately,at a meetingat whichthree coun£29 18s 4d.
formingit onboth sidesofthe street.
on behalf of Mr Henderson, to be allowedto unfit for his cattle.
with
last
we
had
a
cash
year
To
commence
their infantile whoops. We light two cillors only were present, it was resolved to
opposite
by
The amendment was carried on the castThe Surveyor's letter was read, recom» purchase the triangular piece of land
lid,
in
handof
£51
but
then
we
balance
17s
candles, which we stick into two holes accept the Bank's offer of 85 per cent, for the
mending.that the street should he made the his section 9,block IX,Balclutha (coloredred ing vote of the Mayor.
debt to Mr M'Killup to the amount tallow
were
in
opposite
Paisley-street
of
part
on
as
the
plan),
kerosene tin (do not be alarmed, debentures. Theabsentcouncillors,on learnfull width, 63 feet.,
TOWN SURVEYORS.
of £100, besides prizes and other accounts incised in a
for sale) is no longer required for
"
—
(reserved
however,
dangerous
capitation
thekeroseneis~exhausted it isgone with the ing of the completion ofthe transaction, were
grant,
Cr.Stewart This street is in a
Cr. Masonmoved ThatMessrsBarr and unpaid. Our
that purpose.
larger
this year than any previous light of other days) ; we draw up our sole indignant at the precipitancy, and much
state. When Iwas going home the other
— enabled
—
The Board resolved that you should be Oliver be appointed surveyors to the Town being
year
£97
us to pay off the whole arm-chair— an empty gin box ; addcold tea angry discussion has been the result. It is
Paisleynight I
found a man lying in the ditch. If asked if you have no objections to
Council."
of the debts, with the exception of those and the stump of a cigar, which we were alleged that a loss of £1600 has resulted to
to
straightened,
with
the
.view
being
street
it
another
five
minutes
he
would
Carried.
lie had been
prizes won on the 9th of November. 1875,
beingsold to Mr, Henderson.
the town without any correspondingbenefit,
have been dead. Fortunately there was no the deviation
HASBOROUGH HOAD.
which are usuallypaid along with the prizes fortunate enough to espy lying in a gutter
I
have the honor to be, &c,
and
useless attempts have been made to
beer
foams
on
pint
water in the ditch.
of Colonial
The Mayor stated that the Secretary for won on the 24th of May in the following yesterday; a
J. T. Thomson,
" hipecacuanhar" cancel the sale. TheBank of New Zealand,
a
of
year.
;
right
Cr. Moses There is no conveyance to the
haud
bottle
Chief Commissioner. Lands had informed him that the Governour
The total amount received for monthly is at our left hand. We feel [inspired. We it is but fair to say, has expressed willingness
Council of Mr M'Gill's part of Manor-street, Cr.Hog? said a great many of the rate- ment were prepared to spend £75 on Has- .subscriptions
14s 6d, beingabout £6
is
£21
to rescind the contract, but it has a decided
object to our receiving "themgifts," payers were opposed to the sale of the land borough Road, and thus render it more fit 12s 6d short of last year, owing to so many run our paper-knife the ace of—diamonds
andI
advantage in the shape of a heavy overdraft
mark,
and
smell
we
they
responsibility.
through
add
to
our
the
paper,
beingin
as
arrear. The total amount
referred to, as it mightbe required afterwards for traffic, provided theCouncil was prepared members
"
insipid
of arrears is
with such on gas accounts, and the necessary resultof
Cr. Stewart proposed, and Cr. Duncan as a building site, being in such an excellent to augment that sum by £50.
don't taste." If it is not
12
must of. course be
members
...£ll
6
Ordinary
"That
the
be
out
the
accompaniments
works
carried
luxurious
seconded—
"annulling the bargin
"
position. Besides, it would be an advantage The matter ,was referred to Works Com* TheNew Zealand ' magazine
Honorary
do
3 3 0
up "at un early date. This castcasting
has
suggested
by
the
muster.
stood
Surveyor."
the
manner
passes
"
in
mittee
with
to
act.
power
correspond
rounded,
have
to
to
the corner
ing up process is at times withpublic bodies,
' j The Council then adjourned.
Cr.Duncan The street virtually belongs
the test.
£14 15 6
with the corner ofElizabeth-street. .
as well as individuals, a work of difficulty,
It
can
be
vested
to the Council.
in us in24
We hope our readers will appreciate our and the result is as might have been
The Mayor saw no necessity for having
Had this amount been paid, the cash balance
foretold
minutes.
in hand wouldamount to £44 13s lOd.
kindness in lifting the curtain and allowing
the corner of this street rounded. He could St. John's Church Picnic.
"
beg to suggest that a fine them a glimpse at thehome of the reviewer. at the beginning, the confirmation of the
Cr. Stewart— l
In conclusion, I
move That the street be seeno objection to the sale of the reserve.
♥
sale. The councillors arenot gettingthrough
beinflicted on allmembers who do not pay
acquired by the Council.".
Cr. Mason moved^-^That the Clerk be The annual picnicin connection with St. regularly every month. It would save the We claim to be the Chatterton of colonial their duties very smoothly, which you may
/
Cr. Jones We.have gotpossession of it.
instructed to write'to the Waste Lands Board John's Church,Milton, took place on Tues- Treasurer a great deal of trouble and incon- literature, aud we willingly.assign to our judge from the fact that five of the number
It was unanimouslyagreed that the works stating that the Council would offer no objec- day last, and passed
learnedbrother in the art, to whose fortunate have found the disposition
off very successfully, venience.
;
for irresponam, Gentlemen,
I
be carried out as recommended,by theSur- tion to the straightening of thestreet."
circumstances 'we Lave referred at such sible government so strong that they
the weather being fine, and the attendance
have
Yours, &c.
veyor.
Pope
profesof that
length, the place of the
Cr.Tosh seconded"the motion.
large.
duty
For
it
their
to request the Bank not
many
years
past, the picnic has
deemed
Nutsford,
Thos.
;
Mr J. C. Gordon's tender was accepted.
Cr.Hogg moved That the Council is of' been held at " The Grove," the property of
Hon. Treasurer. sion. And now for the magazine itself. If to pay any cheques until after a certainmeetFINANCE COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
sell Mr George Jones, and a more beautifulspot
opinion
inexpedient
that
it
wonld
be
to
it may be taken as a fair specimen ofcolonial ing had been held to investigate sundry
'
op Accounts
Cr. Jones mentionedthat the report would the section."
Annual
Statement
literature, we say in the words of Carlyle, doings. Three members of the Finance
scarcely
could
be found in the district. This
be brought up at the next meeting.
The amendment was not seconded, and the lovely little valley, carpetedwith fresh green Of theBruce Rifles, for the year ending " Godmend it." This is one ot those works Committee have forwarded notice of their
January 27, 1876.
COMMITTEES.
motion was carried.
turf, and surroundedby a dense and pretty
of which the uuprinted manuscript might be resignation ofoffice, alleging that the Mayor
RECEIPTS.
a
member
of
the
droppedin mid-ocean withoutany loss to the and a minority of the Council were unduly
was
elected
CORPORATION
BONDS.
Cr. Stewart
bush, affording shelter to all who did not
"
£ s. d. world. Such a mixture of crude ideas and assuming functions that did not belong
Finance Committee, vice Mr Bastings reThe Mayor statedthat seventeen Corpora- care to remain exposed to the sun's rays,
to
To Balance from last year
51 17 11 undigested mentalfood was never published
signed. .
tionbonds for £50 eachhad been signed,and must have had a charm for all who were
them. The explanationof the whole is, that
21 14 6
Monthly subscriptions
The election of a member of the Works the money was now in the hands of the present. Upon one or two occasions the
towards prizes 11 10 0 under one cover before. Religion and from the establishmentof a Municipality here
Subscriptions
"
Committee, in place of Mr Stewart resigned, Council.
ta11... 10 0 0 science are made to run riot in a most laugh- here, a certain clique of muddlers and
success of thepicnic has been marred by bad .„
»
from hon. memThe following letter was read :—
able manner. The writers mount the Dar- self-interested men, have by certain tactics,
"was postponed until the next meeting of the
weather, but a more pleasant day than
13 13 0 winian steed and tilt vigorously at all and
bers
Council.
Tuesday la.°t could scarcely havebeendesired
which nothingcan overrule but theintroducThe Colonial Bank of New Zealand,
24 0 0
Rent fromDrill Shed
own satisfaction, no tion of the "ward" system, obtained
to
their
During the election of the member of the
sundry,
much
Balclutha,Feb. 1, 1876.
gathering
a
this
kind.
The
Milton
places
for
of
Proceeds of entertainmenton
'
Finance Committee there was some slight The Town Clerk, Balclutha,
brass band was in attendance, and contri24th May
16 4 6 doubt, but to the edification of few. We in the Council where they have enacted
Dear Sir, Referring to the 17 Corporation buted materially to the enjoyment of all.
2 0 0 shall glance at the papersin their order. The essentially the parts of lords of ignorance and
Sale of rifle
excitement. Cr. Moses was a candidate for bonds
for £50 each, received from you on
Sale of ammunition
16 13 6 firstis styled the
from
departure
thehonor of sitting on that Committee.
The
of
the
band
the
townmisrule. The remedyis not far off, but the
Saturday last,Ihave now to advise having
97 0 0
Capitation grant
OnCr.Jones proposing,andCr.Henderson received,on account of same, the sum of £750, ship was the signal for the public to wend
town has suffered fearfully from incompetent
6
PAPER,
deposit
1 2
INTRODUCTORY
(£100)
Interest on
-.■>""
-seconding, Cr.Stewartas a member,
which sum Ihold at the disposal of the their way to The Grove,'and at about halfstupidity
aud selfishness.
whose
name
is
by
gentleman
andis written a
Council.
The
balance
will
be
accounted
for
15
past
I
Cr.
Moses.
No
three
o'clock
there
were
about
one
hun266
11
propose
lately elected
Duncan
Total
The
rumor
that
the
says
jade
Cr.
most worthilya household word in this dis'
so soon as the various amounts have been
—
dred and fifty persons on the ground, indoubt you both think Cr.Moses incapable of made
for
Wallace
cannot
take
EXPENDITURE.
member
his seat,
out.
trict the Rev.R.L. Stanford. It is"said to
" filling the position.
of
a certain'disqualifiowing
operation
to
the
It will be necessary for the Council to de- cluding the ladies who had charge of the ByAmmunition
9
22 19 1 be the intention of the Editors to make
Cr. Jones You are making a serious im- cide at which Bank in London, Melbourne, tables— Mesdameß Hoffey, Twiss, A. Jones,
cation, which time has failed either to heal or
Carriage of ammunition and
room for the most contrary arguments in
the
interest
will
be
Dunedin,
coupons
Capstick,
Huggins,
Wells,
and
R. W.
and Grey.
putation.
rifles
9 9 6 successive numbers." We are glad to know remedy. I
merely pledge myself as to the
made payableat. Should the Council select It had been announced that tea would be
3 15 0
Insurance
Cr. Stewart— lam not ambitious.
and
not
as to its truthfulness,;of
rumor,
next
number
' which
the Bank Irepresent,the necessary advice ready by four o'clock, and at aboutthis time
Interest to E. Hardy
6 0 0 this, and we hope that in the
■'
: Cr. Henderson— Cr. Moses is not often in
means
at hand to certify.
I
have
no
willbe given to our London and Melbourne
article
free
from
the
at
least
an
(9th
November,
1874,
Prizes
there will be
a stream of new arrivals began to pour in,
, town.
hospital
meeting
agent to pay the coupons on presentation.
The
annual
under
80 12 0 ultia-Darvviuian taint. Mr Stanford makes
the
24th May, 1875)
until there could not have been less than
Yours faithfully,
Acceptance to Mr M'Killup 100 0 0 out a good case for the necessity of the Ordinance was held on the 2:sth January,
Cr.Moses— Only every day.
T.
T.
Eitchik.
three hundred present, including a host of
9 9 0
Drill-shed keeper
iCr. Henderson— Then I withdraw my
when the President ofthe retiring Committee
214 0 existence of the magazine, and we do not (Mr G-. Lumsden), made, audacted upon, one
children.
A. number [of "boys and a few „ Labor at butts
seconding ofCr.Stewart.
| The Mayor said that the Council should
"'
20 16 6 suppose there is anyone fool-hardy enoughto
Expenses of ball
children of larger growth played football,
-.::: [A;perfect Babel here ensued, all of the now say with which Bank they would lodge
which it
" Tradesmen's accounts and
deny what is as apparent fas the sun at noon- of the most absurdly strange''Tidings
'
though
scarcely
1
be
filled
the
was
suited
to
game
I
so
that
the
name
could
and
account,
once.]
at
their
speaking
Councillors
other items
30 1 10 day. But it remains to be seen whether the has ever been my lot to hear: The meeting
I
the occasion —considering the number of
5 112
Cr.Henderson Perhaps the Mayor will( in the bonds.
Balance in hand
magazine will fulfil the great expectationsthat was very thinly attended, there being barely
"
ladiesand
children present- no damage was
moved
"That
the
National
.
Bank
24 7 2
Cr.
Masou
whatisbeforethemeeting*
sufficient''number'-of persons present, when
/rtell us
have been formed of it byMr Stanford. We a
Band be appointed the Bank ofthe Corpora- done, and those who played the part of
,The Mayor— lwill-not.
the
balance-sheet for the past year was subTotal
265 15 11 sincerelyhope it will. The Editors seem to
lookers-on had many an opportunity for a
.
.;. jCr, Henderson I
merely ask what isbefore tion."
to constitute a meeting. A siiscfiber
mitted,
that
we
impression
be deeply imbued withthe
" pro- of the past
heartylaugh. Some of the crockery had a Audited and found correct, Feb. 2, 1876.
. j There was no seconder to themotion.
year, and for severalyeawprethe meeting..
Harry M.Marryatt.
many
shall
soon
have
to
solve
difficult
"
Or. Tosh said he thought that Mr Ritchie narrow escape from demolition once or
Cricltfglis— lbeg toproposeCr.Moses as a
viously,
on
the ground of the small atten■■:-." :
problems differ from those of
,
having had so much trouble, the Colonial twice when the footballwentin,the direction Prvt. M'Latcbie moved the adoption of the blems." The
dance,
adjournmentof the meeting
memberofithe;FinanceCommittee.
movedthe
than
in
bulk
in
"
which Mr Ritchie was of the tables, and the fair attendants must" Report and^Balance-sheet, and the motion more organised societiesrather
until' the next Wednesday, arguing that the
h Cr.Duncattr-I second that, Avith all the Bank— the Bank with
simplicity
of
their
in
the
quality—
rather
He also moveda vote of thanks '
connected should be appointed. He moved have had their nerves severely tried upon was carried.
functions appertaining to the office,"
true nature." public could examine the balance-sheet
tea time arrived, to the Treasurer, Avhich was seconded by surroundings than in their
When
"
these
occasions.
Cr;
accordingly.
propose
..... Cr. Jones— l
Stewart.
New Zealand in the meantime, and that as there vere
as
The
guide
With such a
oceans of this.refreshingand harmless bever- Prvt. Mathieson, jun.,and carried.
motion,
the
Hogg
which
was
:",,.
;
>
l
second
that.
Cr.
seconded
Cr.
several matters in the report of the;Com-.'
Henderson—
Sub-Lieut. Nutsford,resigned the Trea- |Magazine,' we have no fear of our ability to
age, and piles of sandwiches,.cakes, andother
mittee,
i■ jThe votes being,equal, the Mayor gavehis carried.
arise,
upon which discussion might arise, a
but
delicacies were quickly disposed of,: most surership, and S'ergt.Dickson was electedfor solve the problems when they do
;
;
,
PETITIONS.
attendance
was desirable. It turned out
large
merely
conjured
.-. 'casting,votein.fayorofGr: Stewart.
out
of
are
they
twelvemonths.
at present
j Cr.iiJ;ones protested against the Council
Cr, Hogg handed; iv the following peti- ef the ladiea taking theirrefreshments in the the next
that the mover of the adjournment had not
ofthe
Editorsof
this
consciousness
shade afforded by the bush, the gentlemen The following were then elected a Com- the inner
ofa<me.mber. ofthe tion;— :,
.^procee^tjg'to.^he.election
*
■■:'■■
.■-.:".■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■
spirits called fromthe paid his subscription for the' current year,
acting as waiters. After tea, som,e more mittee for the ensuing twelve months : magazine. They are
J.^Vorlps iCqißmittee, as ,it. would not leave ,
Balclutha,
Jan.:1876.
..:. A
Mr
Stanford
tells us in the first and Mr Lumsden ruled that, he had no right
football; was indulged in, a large,number Lieut. Scott, Sub-Lieut. 3STutsford, Sergt. vasty deep.
,.pf.
.;.them; anything to, do at rthe next;meeting. To the^Mayor.and Corporation Balclutha,
is in- to be heard, It was'ih vain that, as a subGentlemen,T-W,e, the undersigned rafp- accepted: Mr George Jones' invitation ito Marryatt, ana Prvts. M'Latchie, Murray, part or his article what the magazine
"r-Besides.yCr.! Ste>y,art/had, only resigned.yer^ payersiof
the
remainder
scriber in the past year, in the question of
occupies
Balclutha,' wish to draw your at- ramble, throughhis large fruit garden, while Grant, Moore, Clark, and "Reid. $ergt. tended to be, and he
a supporter,:;of #£, principle tentiotfto'the'st^te'bf Williamj' George- and'
us
it
is
not
the consideration of the balance sheet.for
informing
in
what
of the article
attempted a dance on the green to th> "Marryatt was elected auditor,
a
,jOf.dpingjtHings.iin.a regular manner.T ,; ,--,.■■">
year he had a good locus siandi, iad that
Charlotte-streets*.which,' whenever there^is a' few of the Milton brass band,
of
the
that
part,
The
latter
Captain
mentioned
next
Wedintended
to.be.
Danoibg
The
that
operation
. ,! ,V:, fall of; rainj-become,quiteiunp'assable, owing music
of the Hospital'Ordinahce vras
""
supererogation
SPECIFICATIONS.
of
the
piece
,to the water standingjOn them.,,; rm
|-- on the;grass on the slope of a hillaeemeditb nesday-evening would' be' 'Commanding article is an excusable
simply
to
prevent
who
persons votingin the" ejecgentleman,
1
of
the
jii iSpecifications for improvements iniShakes)-; ,.',We,would.also
the
reverend
part
attention. to;.the /be,ratherhard work, and it waSinotkeptup Officer's' parade; and that he advised many of on
your
draw
f
!
sent
committee,
were
tion
of
a
new
who had, not qualiChaucer,
Georges-streets
opinion
and
peare,
would seem to entertain but a poor
'fact''that, if ttie' 'streets were made,'gravel
■■Kiss-in,-. the^ring, appeared the Company toattend,' as they only had two
< -■.:■']' Lcduldbe gotfrom'the river muiih'moreeasily: with any> spirit.; i
The motion
.We
fied
"themselves"
ak
subscribers.
Town;
intelligence
of
would
Surveyor/
of the
his.readers.
tt\ini\>sXhe
efficientin iittendauce
!
!
great boom! to be a game that found favor withia'few; more chances to become
'
'»w<fcdj&
■aojourawaj
$#JH
duly
i
&eep
The Mayor— By-tlie bye, whereis Qeorg^ /than at present* which- wbujd'be amoney
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for
jjav«
simply
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if
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THE B R U 0 E H inA LB.
7
Select
."■8YWnW j,J nirJfc-.~;
Agaf6re\aititri(}t■ «djoiniugfßectipni 8
;: r:;
9 and30and31: r;:^
,
Poerty
then,beingMturftlL^prewnt.tp^a^cettaini
which'
jofr houaei have],tankeir?for the given.ex^u^^orm^'*
mifd number^
of fain water. Keeping ih. man caii wofik,' and the niaterials to be NOTIDINGS.
j collection
intelimmediatje Used in the yrork are the
view thpTabove, we ask ia
;-j
ruler,and the object of his ruling, wereso tivedby34to23. :
.there
MSprb'uleihasiUeen 3command for;|trial.for The application .war referred te inc.
/<iJHSiMfe6if.MAy'.Ca
palpable that noone was deceived. The ex- iiicruelties
I dingn'io this 'healthof tht communi|y j? ligence;'andpoweiriof observation. Thesp' k
"
to thie children in tKe Bandwi^k District Ranger for his advice.
said,
planation of the position of matters at the Asylum.
of my loveto-day."
question;ir.beßt^answered by tak'injg jinusfcjlbeie.ducatejd, i^P^9,y^f'r!E©?f®J e^dby "No tidings," she
r
That
FOB
LEGAL
JJDTIC».
APPLTOATIOIf
j into consideration the plaice on which the mana, lat)pr And/toil^
a " Andherrfa'cß_w6fe siifjjehilftsorrow ;
hospital at present, is this— in July of last A boy named Mogridge has been killed lat
chide at the briefdelay?
to, ,do, But why shouldI
MrsG »odall requested information I* townihip ii at prtient laid out, and here first-class .bird. .iiWhatf one
year, through repeatedbreaches of faith on JBLedfern bya blow from a cricket ball. J
tidings will,come to-morrow."
f a
The
of
the-birds
SlW^portaon!
the^nftteiii/lStpleft^feoittrtfte
then,
executors
under
the
will
ii
to
give'
to
whether
the
that
each
house
has
in
training,
quarter
we find
a
of
the part of the Provincial Government to^
o;
Canonbar Bank have been found jg[the of William Usher Gtoodall, deceased,, jin.acre;of,ground attached to,it,thu» pre| "food"knojvi^dge of
re||eate|i "No tidings," she said, when the morrow
wards the hospital, the then committee re- possession of a man arrested at Hay.
| could deal with property lattly owned f t'j i?entjngi.overcrowding;,indi^6meq}i.e^
;-j y:
;
;=" -a
>l o Scame; \->
17,0000zs
lew
to
the
was
lastjtfear
public,
represent
goldyi,eld
solved to
the matter
The
her voice had a tearful quiver;*t/
len^urancejoi;
10, block
the'.l
as
And
namely,
him,
j>ij^,?j
sections
9
and
.
of
ttxe
the.'
!
B»rth
I
concentrated
previous
year.
Qand toreaigu^thei^trus^iia^order^rthatnublic thanthe
gifts to perfection, and in 4o.ing Yet thought of distrust,p{ wrong, or blame,
barque, Ltttken, laden with railway Lower Hawea district,* taken on deferr rtl iftndfatmopphere.,, V,.,-:',' iUv-'' tviT,"'i"..j.;'. I. bring its
;r
?
rcaref is'needed.l^!The
Entered her'braveheart never.
action might be taken. The resignatjpn,was The
of,the
greatest
so
9y^ar;t^iß.o
neJ
the
payment.
>most po^.nullaiid ;
k
accepted, and a new committee appointed. feetof water.
It was resolved to inform her that the efficient
BooK:^'Pige&irti/:'^;
"No tidings," she said, as the months wore
j
on,
Of this rrieWcbmmitteeItheTe were several The Queen fdisaltewe'd: the Act to enforce Board would not like to advise her in the fore, every householder is in possessionof
the Crown, as being not suffi- matter.
And her cheek was pole with weeping;
Pope.
natural"
disinfectant
and
great
percoa
The
and
the
members who made no secret of being fic- claims against
Shah
]
explicit to exclude the ImperialGjo1
The Shah 'and Pope "Would at my head there was laid a stone,
A POINT DETEEMOTED.
tl}en- ciently
j lator, which* wilPfor a-number of years '
i
were soundly sleeping!"
te^taft^?^
verment.
And beneath I
f|;
any danger which would''other- ;Y fejie ;
medical superintendent, and their annoyance, The most severe galefelt
O^e^^;i|iom^o'
' for years;was ex"
Commissioner asked, jin prevent
The
Chief
7
!
ari%ccumji
?
to
literal
}w
wise*
arise
from'
a
originftl-Eeraii.an,,
tidings,"
B^iab&nei It djid regard to an application for an exchange
r fromthe
cgrtiiin'she said," of my love to-day—
as might be naturally expected, caused the ■petlenced"oilr Monday
ti^nsl'atton No
waste
matter.'
no reason ipf.'thel'let^r'^Wnicfel.^e-^^H^causcd'.-tP'P6
A
ye.ar to-day^since weparted! .
yJi to i-.-.iv.:.:; ]
latibn
of
Thave
resignation of that? gentleman. The special TnUohtdatnage. v "■: --a:-,
of an agricultural for a deferred payment to, BUpposb" that the wells are- impure.
to hMjHojinefls'.xecently. i .The The flowers are dying onbush'kni' spray■=—
The drought inQueensland continue^
lease, whether the date of the application Ttfieireforey !atn!
recommendationof the subscribers to the
r
English
y^rßionfißi.fro'mjifcli.e!
. ? Pattyr^ewsf : Why die not the broken-hearted ?"
ho
unopinion
I df
that
Board
To., his Holinesß, .pfipst iv^necabje;' and "
new,cqmmittee was that in/ any new appoint-, "\ Tj.f." :-:■-;>-. ;■""
r-r''
ADBLAfl)B,,,Jan.f26.j or the date of the approval of theamount
easiness or alarm regarding the health of most :illustrious r the,Pope, iMeaßUhrlike in Hush .' tidings at last Heis gone before—
men^of^me&M'- officer^ wit^'a view j to
anticipated.,jwith the reduced,expen- should be taken to determine the
the people needbeentertained at present, characterj
Awhisper has caught mine ear ;.
1%-iA
dlikerthei" inhabitants bf
j
obviate complaint,one condition of engage- diture and savings,.that the deficiency in the of rent payable.
likely
any
-dariger
or
serious
is
to
that
world.-May
heavenly
the
hebe strengthened He'is waiting'for'me on the apirit-shbre,"
:
applithat
resolved
the'date
of
practice
It
was
£25',0b0:
"private
wflVnorexceed
ment should>ben that
wojild revenuepopulation
While Ilinger idlyhere!"
crop lip from the temporary want of;a by the grace of the' Lord.' T<>: us, animated
of the Colony at the end of cation should be taken in charging rent;.
The
drainage or water supply; ( : byserttimenta ofjisincere friendahip therehas,
not be allowed. A medical officer Syas enof
system
r.'"
"'■"".* 'r.AtV'
]
laid her downlike a child to rest,
gaged on this condition, and he having been Two men were drowned in the harbor
I
do not write this with a1 view jof come the amicable and venerated letter;of She
APPLICATIONS TO PTJECHABE UNDEB DELife fadedfrom lip andbrow ;
endowments,
'
'
angelic
Holiness
-ofa
your
*
appeal
"there
is
no
):>
O;
I'EKBED'PAYM'Effg^;
persuading
;l
fourmonths in the service,^made an.
r- <v
<f <fT \
the Council
'■
itduiingiaboa't^raeiel
letter written by you in the abundance of TheyTolded'her'handson the marblebreastsuch,
_
to the committee to rescindjijlisrpa^tof jthe
i
None waitsjforthe other now.
applications Vere necessity for is, a system ;' on the your friendahip, and confided to his Emiof
theße
A
number
contrary, I
there or rather the neces- nence tlie hioHt honorable Augustine, Archcontract, on the ground)i that,his Hospital
TELEGRAMS.
approved oft f \&.y. " :. > '■' V{\'\
\ sity will besoon seen if the town'increases, bishop of Hereclea, your messenger,to us,
duties were over by 11 Wclock each day.
IDEALMARRIAGE.
TO PUECHASE AT £1 PEB ACEE.
and regular, closely built hbiises are together with gifts, dear and valued
The secref VCjO^Sjptit'.Nwfien we know this
'
Mr
Robert
application
deprecate
from
the
;
hasty
distinguished'
An
erected but I
would
me- And womanis notundevelop'dman,
pledges, and most
of Wales is visiting Delhi.
much. The parties, who, by petty annoy-, .ThePrincefight'
M'Leod to purchase 25 acres adjoining adoption of any cr,ude, indigested scheme, morials, calculated' to,be.always a motive But diverse. ,Could we make her.,
present.
20,090
'iriefi
were
'"'" as,former
A#a
shant
of
the
' '"" the
the'J'resignation
: which must; necessarily be unsatisfactory to us to increase our affecaion. With a view
ances caused'
man,
,-iTtie ißajahvbf Cashmere's preparations for School Eeserve, BeDger,and
il
Jl
by
particular
make;
known,
.every
way,
officer; ima|jned7ih;at' in a small meeting^
.to
in
Mr
Eobfert
i
insufficient,
,
Sweetlove wereslain. His dearest bond is
and,
An application from
the reception of the Prince are on avast
and what consideration we should
pr.ey,enting,,f(ny'^wcussion, they could
this. ■:"■■*Patrick to purchase 40 acres at Bengjer, During,,the year there have been.regis. whatvalue
scale. . .(. ,Tj%i
j
ejifts
the
letter
and
the
of
tp
;
yop
Not like inlike but like in difference ;
river,north of section 1, tere.d 91 marriages, 10 deaths, ancl 55 accord
the passing of a recommendation by thebody
adjoining, Clutha
'^
;
!^chbjishopi
,.,to[
Augustine,
Holiness and
jre
-■■■"'
London, Jan. 19*
long-years, liker shall!they grow,
biockil;■■■■'
of 'subWrlbeik to allow the newly-eleqted
births. In this we hayje anotner test as havereceivedthem yiith bur properImperial SJetjiin.the
The man be more of woman, she of man ;
to Congress
Were referred to the Government to to the healthiness of the town. Assuming person, and we.have spokenin-the presence He
medlipllip'fficw^o practice outside. Small as " Secretary Fish thas explained
gain,in sweetness and inmoralhesight,
'
the meeting was,the trap wasseenand avoided, that America.only asked the moral support obtain a report from the "Warden as to the population t6 be 1000, this gives a of all, as>waS'befittipg,;ofthe'friendship and Nor losa'the wrestling thews that 'throwI
the
was given that of the papers aa to Americanmediation'or the auriferous nature of the ground.
death
rate of 1per cent., thus comparing affection of yourHoliness for na. Besides,
;
world
and an, expression of
in
in
Cuba.
stopping
intervention
bloodshed
we
have
deemed
At
inaddressing
necessary,
Shementalbreadth,nor failin childwaril care,
veryfavorably indeed with any partof the
PUEPOSES.
the^nJefpxjiiSding,
'
'^rifate practice should, be America had! never threatened Spain, and ;, LAND FOB QTJABBY
letter,1 -to Nor lose the
where deaths average'from tb you this amicably
child-like iv the larger mind;
ojir
adheredf'to! 'l^he^iftnan.cial aspect of jthe allnegotiationshad beenfriendly.
A piece of the temporary reserve, homecountry,
and
you
joy
ot»r -heartfelt
signify to
Tillat last she set, herself to man
recbrdjed
Of
the
deaths
per
,j,
2to
4
cent.
|of
retiring
the
Com'
(north
side,
July
testimony
last
intimate satisfaction at this
adjoining acre
Balclutha
matter is, thatin
J^n 22<
"■
.,";. .:.-■■.
township, 5 were under 5 years!of friendship and sincere affection.accordedjto Like perfect music untonoble words';
;given
in
the
hand,
railway);:
in
was:
to
the
left
a
reserved
for
twain,
time,
mittee
And so these
upon the skirts of
balancejof jabout ifesOO
Wheat is quiet, 52s to 63a.
age. Of 38 deaths recorded in the dis- us by yourHpliness-^agpeeablytothe.wishes Sit
the 91st
side by'^ide, full-summedliit^ll^tlieir
and on the 31st December.the.same was T.he Australia Bailed on the 20th! ; the Matau Road Board, under
Tokomairiro,
18
were
under!
5
"
of
and
desires
of
Holmess
friendly
your
trict
that
powers,
clause, at arental of £1 per annum.
decreased to about £300, showing that the -Durbamleaves on the 24th.
years of age. We have thusin the towjn- the delegatesof the Catholic nation, as also
harvest, sowing the to-be.
. ship a mortality of 60 per cent., and in all the private and 'individual members|of Dispensing
THE BOAED'S CLEMENCY.
monthly expenditurefor the past five months
Then comes the' statelier Eden back to men,
20,
Galle,
nation,
been,
be,
Jan.
and shall
as in
had, inround numbers, exceeded the revenue
The Botrd gave Mr William Hay tiwo the district 47 per cent, of children under that past, have
springs
crowning race of human
objects of benevolence and, soito Then kind. the
times
The Sumatra arrived from Australia ion months to take crops off certain land,the 5 years of age— a proportion very mnch say,
by £100 ..pe^bmonth... . There has without
the chosen ones.after the Ministers jof
Tennyson.
Bale of which it was resolved to -postpone in excess ofthat of the Home country.- our exalted
doubt been a considerable increase in the the 19th;
Empire, and. that they shallbe
,
,
that
time.
I
this
rate
to
the
heavy
partly
has arisen
till
after
attribute
list,
but
themaindifference
highest
objects
in
the
measute
the
patient
':
, ,-,.. LondoNj Jan. 20.
1;.,,, ..
climatic changes, to the hurried manner of every kinjt of regard and: protection. Amusing.
LAND TO BE WITHDEAWN.
rint of 'the change made. 'As 1 hold the
"
The Cabinet has reßolved , to give. Count
which houses are built of green timber, To augment whichregard,after theestablishin
■"""■»
Executive,
principle of residence and disallowance of Andrassy's
The memorandum of the
by
us,
note
which
are
muchdesired
of
those
support,
ques
ment,
general
a
on
the
houses
so
relaand
the
sites
cost
Hundreds,
witty
various
A
frenchman
defines indigestion
withdrawing
private practice, Iof course expectit to
lands
in
tions of detailbeing reservedfor future conundrained ; the sur- tions, there havebeenpromulgatedby us and asremorse of the stomach,
as to prevent applications for the built being entirely
and remorse
more than a partially honorary system, but sideration. .
so
governors
aent
to
the
of
,
-■:,■■■■.
provjnoes,
the
con;
/.'>
face water collects under the house
as indigestion of the conscience.
regulationsconcerning
rights,
I
fail to see the consistency of objecting to Lord Napier of Magdala has bee'n ap- same, was approved.
formal
the
the
sequently there is always a damp vapor protection, and the liberty of Catholics
A Canadian Indian^haSr accomplished
; ...
relaprivate practice by one medical gentleman, pointed Governor of Gibraltar.
WAIKAWA BUSH.
to the health tivelyto tb,e;r religious
highly
prejudicial
,
arisirigi
is
And.
in
fact
the
feat of running twelve miles an hour.
army
An increase in the
Estimates
belief.
and advocatingits allowanceinanother.
was resolved that Government be of the inmates,; and especially the chil- we regard the individuals of the abovenam'ed His wife chased him the first
It
announced.
out.
two miles,
The scarlet fever seems to have died
asked to suggest to the Board the name dren.
Catholic nation who are subjects oi the 'how.eVferi- '"*' "' -f "; ->-: ■-»";■ <^U>i-'S.
dry,
hot
and
very
has'
been
The weather
,
PAB.is,Jan? 20. of a Ranger for the Waifrawa Bush, so as :We can easily understand this, when PersianEmpire as a deposit con^ded to our One of the ~curious institution of Stow©,
is natural, Mass., is* a <r
and there areno present signs of rain.
majority of French, senatorial dele- to prevent the destruction of the forest;. we know that there is no less than 11 custody,by your H^nea*, a^d, astlp,e
The
Three-Sc6re-and-Ten Sodeposit
we <shsrge ovirse^vea ei^tirely with
The'Jßev. A; W?. Stobo has[returned to; his gates are conservative in ruraldistricts,and COAST DISTRICT.— SPECIAL VALUE LAND. degrees ofheat difference between drained entrusted
;
ta ua by yo&r Holiness ; ainpe \ve ciety,'} composed of eighty-sevenmembers
,
suspect
soil.
I
that
this
;
and
undrained
charge, and received the orthodox welcome, republicanin towns.
.
your person as the gra.naest among over seventy years old. One of the
at Marseilles, where
The JSoard decided to offer at auction heavy mortality among the children is not consider
and made the stereotyped speech, which I An electoral banquet
disciples
the
of thaMeaeiah (Health to Him), members, a tedy, is 109, one 93, and
wasprohibitbd.
speakipg,
V.,
district,
Gambettaintended
Coast
sections 1tb"B, block
to this district, but that it is and oft this account worthy of veneratidn. another 90.
confined
have noted you have already had reported.
;
. '.. . . '-.....■
—.'
. !< ."3
lately Held by Mr MXFarlane under general throughout the' Province of We desire that, thanks to the purity of yo[ur ■vAn American contemporary"gives
Bombay, Jan. 23.
the
lease, as land of special value, at the
;
heart, you do not' forget us in.yourprayers, following version
..
the opening of a
Latest Australian and Euro- The Prince of Wales has had a most gor- upset price of £3 per acre. The land is Otago.
The; Town Council have, in the sewer- and that our relations with your Holiness well-known song :— of
My mother bids me
pean News.
geous receptionin:Cashmere, The.prcfcessj[on to be sold in eight sections of 50 acres age, a very difficult problem to solve, may endure for ever. Written in pur royal
hair,
bind
my
but
doea. not. tell me
presented a splendid pageant. The Body each. Mr M'Farlane's valuation is
Teheran,
Castle
of
the month of Kabi-ivubwhich will become more urgent as time Sami, 1292 (May,1875).
;does she mean that piece on my
which
The Albambra arrived at Hokitika on the Guards, clad in chain mail, recalled the £3750.
Meanwhile,
I
should advise them
passes.
'were specially
Crusade period. Places
bedroom chair^ or my fifty dollar switch?
'
r^st'instv'
r^"-*
TheBoard then adjourned.
to communicate with the authorities of
erected to witness the fireworks, and the
Anhonest old burgher of Peebles was
sewerage
Rights.
places
at
home
where
Children's
landscape was lighted up for miles around.
those
recently enabled, by.some strange chance,
NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN
Report from the Local irrigation is to a certain extent carried
to visit Paris, and was eagerly"questioned
out.-.Board of Health.
Thefirst right of every child, is *o be well when he came hack as to tfye..character of
ARRIIVAL OF THE OMEO AT THE
have, Ac,
,
BLUFF.
I
born;and by this 1me^an that it has a right that' capital of capitals ; to
♥~~
'whicb^ it is
political'situation 'remains unchanged,
The
to the best conditions, physical, mental, and said, he answered that '"^Paris,,
Stewart,
Mcßean
following
jubfc
report
has
been
?
The
supplies.
In The Omeoleft Melbourne on the
a' things
a^d the^ Opposition still refasd
moral,
power
parents
that
it
is
in
the
of
the
27th of published by the Government, and, alMedical Officer of Health,
considered, was a 'wonderfa* place j but
the meantime rdewands >fpr payment are January, and reached the Bluff
;
on
the
2nd
secure.
.
Without
this
the
child
deis
To ;tlie Mayor and Town Op.uiieil of to
being made on*he Treasury. ,Mr Tucker's inst.
frauded of his rights at the outsat, and his still,Peebles for.pleasure."
thoughnearly a year old, it will no doubt Milltqn.
j life ca.n hardly fail of being a. pitifulprotest
A Presbyterian minister, while marrymotion, affirming,,' the desirability of .a
a majority of
be of interest to many of oiir readers :—
dissolution,
against brokenlaws. Centuries of prepara-; ing a couple of his :ruetie: parishioners,
Melbourne, Jan. 27.
." eight;,inV.a,;..thin House, but
His Worship the Mayor, Milton,.to his
tion fitted the earth for man's occupancy,' felt exceedingly,discbncertred on Jsis: "askr fourteen
Carrier Pigeons.
1
aupMrte^;6pne
frere absent/ There was no quorum ija the Assembly
thus the grandeurof his destiny, and ! ing the bridegraptii ifhV
hinting
the Superintendent,"Dunedin.
,
Honor
.
,
»
«
we|e'7.wiiiing to
..T&^^W^^^^l^m,?^nightto last night. The Opposition declined to make
in an event of such magni- lake the womanW^his^weiidepi!
suggesting
24th February,' 1875 L It has been frequently and vigorously tude as thethat
Milton^
a
wife by
incarnating
prevision
of
soul
'^"molioM^fpra&jo
took
the
chair.
"
Speaker
wh^n the
scratching his head and saying, 3Ay,
his
Sib,
you
I
herewith
bend
our
the
as
it
is
exercised,
home,"
report
that
birds
best
con:I^i«port' v''plroglre«B,t:'^u';t^no,'^3fp:^Jresß of any a House
contended
should
be
and
all
the
brbught
forward
J. iJ..Walshis to be
I'm wullin',, '
Higin- forMr
kind 'has bfeeii.^ft^..%
EastBourke Boroughs in the interests from the:Medical Inspector heVe ; you termed, by instinct pure and simple ; ditions secured 'in aid of a harmonious and 'sister,"j ' ' but.-I^d..
ra^er.. .hae' T her
health,
j
..,'"''".'"'..'
good
habits,,
Good
favorable,
happy
result.
nothing
also,
■.
Bee it is rather
and
I
think
has
to
do
with
Opposition-.
of
the
.
will
that
instinct
his objection At the annual meeting" of the Hospital it is a yery fair report....,..,. .
mentality, and reverent love should
Itis seldom easy to see the.'.'niclden
ai his;regionrpbhe
"r
B
:
their power of homing at all, but that the sound
J
Opposi- subscribers yesterday fiye.ne.w membersof
form
the
basisof every hew life that is in- benefaction in that rwhich is an" apparent
reach,
toW uticonslitutidnHfaptic§
pointed
he
has
their
vof*tnß
Thenuisances
out
have
enables
them
to
sight
alone
House to Committee were.
tion in using._the forms"
and a, vote of all been removed, so that we may; say for lofts. Various other theories have been voked. The mother who gives herself vp ;astction. A boy who jvas *<■obfirounding "
, coerce,a -hostile majority, a.nd.M, the sairie:censure was passedelected/
to morbidfancies, who
her :k,ea.ltft the mosquito was. jjoTct'bj his pastor that
the,
on
members of Comwe am 6lectii: Iwish every started, as that they will only fly to the an excuse for petulance considers
":time
and ftojiiesercise of "
' lie saysh.e ciaiinot 'supppirt the;.Ministry. mitteefor their action in the non-recogni- the present,
:
doubtless the insect are made with a
town in the Province could say the same. north, but the true theory doubtless is, self-control, proves, h,erself unworthy of the
.Sir Julius Vogei amve|;b;ir'ithe S.s. Sbmer- tionof the University medical degrees.
.., «etshir€u ,M%prpceeds;^;B^'dne^r <en route
We are forming a fire brigade, which I
that itis partly instinct, and partly sight, holy ofjftce ofmother, and ought not to be good end in "«'vW,'* when the yotrag
The Mongoliato-day takes a largenumber
can't see ifc, whether it
of passengers.
think Iwill complete. We have now intelligence, and memory. J say partly surprised if she reap at a latter-day the scamp replied, I
"
.'■; .:/ofie';mail ,«tef jpjer !.CHina Jh"ayin£ broken
A seizure of £2500 worth ,of jewellery thirty fine young men, all enrolled, and instinct advisedly, though probably many bitter harvest of her unwise sowing. ism v.iew'or not. iAt; any: ratej'l
' don't
jffallie, and;been was,made on board a.Sydney steamer;on captain and;officers ; and laws are passed on reading thus far only would be ready . Second inimportance to none, as ameans of like
the end I
feel."'* _;;:;." >, ;"■■■*■
£'#q^si^%r#fte£
'
'|]^'^iU he at least" a Tuesday morning early, and has been'traoed and officers appointed. We are now to combat the idea. The mainspring of securing the happiness and bestj gclbd of A .tramping prijat^'on/, the ji-pnte
.;;ff^mTOlfedr^"i«t''^^
childhood and youth, is \b& right to be, between Nf.w,
>;4,^^A^'e,.,'as;she to a presumedlyrespectablefirm.
week.'.late.in,
Nevv'bviii^, is
purchasing an engine and hose. We bad the resolute action of the homing birdin taught obedience,
"-"■: Dr;.'Langford is travelling through the
Jt isi'easy to submit to';',
'
is,no doubt,
inevitable, and to the little '.accompanied,by his -iWife.^ iWheo^aaked
.;"';!"■■?/"'--;."■' ■..-;,r;-.r
what
we
is
Mojaaay;
colonies, to obtain an insightinto the various Captain- Wain at our meeting laßt night, endeavoring to reach itshome
andhe gave us the best of advice, so that the natural love of home, which,is shared Guild the requirement of the'parentshould^e the other day by a country; editor, Jtjsvhy
w;hp vras tp^ha^eiieft educational Bystems. ,
.-;itdl|e.
h^earted
around with? hisai remarked
the Oineo to-morrow, , A. marine
i^>r KeY Zealand,indeparture
to
I.
'
is
be established^ think we will soon have all things put in by all the homing pigeons, anfl this Ilaw withoutappeal. The tender^
ar^uarinn>
for about a inMelbourne,
£.$ far as one'can tell by being, shut in by the uiiknovfn, where every that she took him for better or:; wjsrse,
right.
has po^tppijjed 7|i,er
on the model of -the' Brighton
to
term
instinct.
'''
'"
fortnight, owing to the illness of » her bus- Aquarium.
will perhaps be enabled" to gej; a careful i observation,, every homing; bird, relationis a mys^r'y and every advance ah' 'and,;; having 'had; a; gobcl trtjate'^pj' the
■": pand^She has been A case has occurred at Kangaroo Fjatj. t^e ;Buppiy by-and-by,
Mr
AMieVWderion'
has a right to find itself every- latter, was ehqeavorifig to" find'bub where
and then we thrown, endeavors to find its home a,t first. experiment,
'" having tremfefidoiis MMd^efl/ies^here, and it is where' a priest has refusedburiakrites to a water
where sustained and directedby the parent. the Ae(^vcauje 'iri.'- '- '■■<
it
Found
(or
regular
stret'phes
will!
a
our
It
neck
as
flies
get
sewerage,
:
so
that
\t%
? -probable s\te> ®ilt give one or;two deceased woman, because her children atIt should not be tempted to resistance by
printing ?" exclaimed an old
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health rate may get better.
even if it pitches on some neighboring laws that are imperfectlyenforced, and.
ppuntry tended a State School.
,
jnpre concerts. She' also' %&&'»s
et^o." lady,, the other day, as she peepecl over
to
ascergetting
apparent
on
well
its
endeavor
very
roof),
Mr
White
is
still
in
to
l^re'le'aTihgrfpr']«e^Zealand.'?^
jected
injurious
d.isc^ssjon,
the
,have
;
.friction,
improved
from Id tqQata
9^
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' l^d with the patterns. Tour visit did him a tain which direction it ought to make for. by having a
ageefcacles.;at the;advertisipg^page of
'a T"lfe*^UniTefsityfs©efe'reegfißillr permitting' sugar Jj.ag adyapced from ids to 15s.
Ip^g i^st p$ r,eas.orisi' afee?country
:
1lost in the
developed
This,
-has
'been
which
is
in
every
craduate','
good
by
bringing
surely,
vast deal of
him into
papier. ''Poor Job! they've
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given for
women to >*
The. haMi of
ream^em.en.t.
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notice.
Coumiil^ s j^'previous 'questiidn being Waste Lands Bonid
,.^e are- stjll. keeping busy in' Toko- is the 'same with dog?., flafg, Vprses, before the c^ild
ye^ra old, and this is a ever since Plarn't 'to' read; and if he
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ro-c-;£:ffc c yeiteraayiidestK^^ a large portion
cattle; ij;, is., in fact, o^i record, that necessary prec.e4eni of obedienceto law, the wasn't the patientest man that ever was,
"Long
riaay
ijb'cpntjnu'e.
"mairird.'
(From the 'Times;')
'^"^^M^wling's'stea'rinfeck'hdle fafiforf pn Yarra
s.tsg£ os. s, true development. The child he^ever. could have stood it so long, no
will a race^ was once" carried out with c^ts, next
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Bank. Tb>e lossts!estimated at £%0(®, partly
meeting
regular
weekly
hqm.es
the
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fron}
thejr
how?1";.:.
look in and*see you when I
come to town. which were taken away
L'ondon and fiae jLand?
'"-"-''■in.sui^^ri-'i^P^tHy'^astralian;
not
to
;
answered
be
aa
were
$
snubbed
was held on Wednes'i'"
Waste
i He stood on a chair on the Campus
am,
&c,
<ip.gg
every-day
u{Lauc¥sKife'i :
and
loose.
ia
an
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let
<t
.offices.
ao)d^i€jtb'm
guilty an impertinence.^ j^o* ignored as
.iiLfip
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James Goot)all. pcpurrenee,and it iswell knownthatcattle, thoughofhis desire
at San. day. There .were Dreg#njr-^Tbs. Chief
Qity' b'f "Mfilfcowrn^ "Arrived
infornjation were of no Martins inthe dusk of the evening,
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int^ie His ifonpr 'the' Superintendent,Ejune<Jm. when escaped from a field at a distance
a,a a crowd 'gathered he 'began: "Wine
pn'thje 21s^ inst>
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as
if
it
did
not
misled
consequon^k,
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chair, and Messrs Reidj Strode, Buttera !ojbarlet'fever isnbfyet' stamped'ioat.
from home, will often beat about, until at qigaiij' whether true, or false impressions is ia
drink i is
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in; va'rious . parts £tfi wopth, Clark, and Baatings.
«pid«4»ic has. appeared
i^a,s.a,right 'The Lord made cold water—
M'Bean Stewart, Medical Officer of last they walk into the homestead, ]$ut were made upon his mind.
Mr
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Health, Milton, to his Worship the though this
We'caiiaiffi but i\\e napiffalify- is somewhat' GBEYTOWN^^^fCATioir.loii SECTIONS.
i(uay cause all the to be taught everything y^ioh. h,e desires to whiskey !'" (Pause.) Let me tell you
in^t^i
when a.uy what I
saw. Last night I
Mayor,Milton,
saw a' white" t!f-'r TKe'lsaljdlaiK
b}rc|9' IH^pw^. at ope, time and place to learn, and to ija,ad,e certain,
On the adjourned application of tyv
w^ch'leftNewcastle 6n Dewithheld, t.Uj*« it is
asked-|aif
inrormation
is
homes,
to
old inaa at a4>ar. 'Ipleaded with
respective
reach
their
headed
Inaccordance
with
yet James, Wilkie to purctase
yoiir endeavor
GEjfTLEjifEijr,
3,
a,n,^
pretill he is older
better
'^section
but.,b,e, was
to my
them all to attain suc- !pareddeferred
block 111., and sections 4r to Block JI., request^ Ihave examined the township, it does not enable
io rebeiye it., A^aBering a child's hicft ta.come away,
$lled
started,
and
done
they
have
He
a glass. with Jdje.adly
reason
satisfied
with
cess.
When
WQfdsi.
resolved,
every
4&mmW^ f#h&:! (jreytown, it was ;
that a piecebe and have
to be
question is ''seeing*, the seeds of
its futwre
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in^%tegejrS^liery,
]bO-widen the street,and that;the the state- of matters disclosed by ;the their best to find out which way to go, charac.tei'.'— victoria Magazine,
' gurgling down, bfls
dissented ta^eaib^ tbea »&§■ $anll ße rice of inspection.
"to
ran its cours.^
throat"!
said
to him Old than, t^Ou artinstinct
seems
have
carried awayby<te£r feelings,ldtidly
sections fee
P P
from the jttftfrnfcj'f&Jnera!. They were
pertainly, in some few instances,things Then a^l' these birds h^v^ probably, i SajEjAJTffEBS' payinga viajtt tb/Din^dra are often * dead? He laughed a cynic^ *iau|h and
.
i^m^ediately^ t&"iM%mtPm^ the £12 10a each.
arentft'as they ehoulcj. be.' Appended is an<f, aa IQb^ten'4, #ie s^ius instinct,' 'at a Wa' to fe*v what ia.-the best esfcabJi^ameitf h& cursed me— aye,-cur*^
the being who
Serget|Bje^Arjas,t^ut/3Jwei;e,;epfimfy re- !
DEPEBEED PAYMENT LICEN3E|. ,
the'eame purpose, and |;o itb.vjsjfcibr, the p.grpliaaeol drap&iyaiidclothing, sought to save him »" (G olnmotion in the
a list of the places where nuisances ejpsf;. have used! it'
Hayiws/ and Co. ©fit* spec^'advantagea Cll wd
I A letter was read from the District
the
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would advise that steps be taken to the same end. But now come upon, the Herbert,
tlieipublic tiftftt '«(» tie ii>efc wifcb. nowhereielee Daa-n> ;)r "^amorning,^ dontiiraed
jLand Officer,Lawrence, with reference to have the evils complained of remedied scene other forces namely, Memory, i:to,
where
the
morgue,,
,the
at
afa,U
!Kiey
and
was
keep
ya.
Idates df notice sent'Hjb licensees informing without loss of time, as they must be ex* intelligence,^^ ooßorvatibn. "These en- o^stth?assorted atock ofeverytimeßtb.el««!«fsi
of gooclft,' imola&9
r'
e
sjj.
m|rb)e
o^.the^cold
r
*)»a there them their licenses,.were ready for issue, tremely
lea^iAg aaan«f*eta»>»-'
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B.trd'tpj remember tho Ip.calit^ea in porteddirect fromtKe
? ,Mimnjs^natter^re.^mMPj«ing.. !
offensive to those who live in jthe a,bj^ a;thaßflow^
I
did not think that my words ol
a,t hsp&H >*"<*s& b<»'v
,s *S- - slabs.
and a)sp as to dates ofissue of licenses. immediate peighborhpgdj
repognise
before,
warehoue^en
"tea healthier tone in the share market.;
ultiwhich
to.
landbrbughtLback to
nightDefOre'cduld^e'
vfili
en'the
bought
-,g
*Vuppn
qq^ tes^s,
It waa xeaolFe.fl that the date of issue inate]y Ijepame. da^pgerous to the health of marks it has'no,ticoß previously,- and which tirely
f}<;MeiLyt|§Up9geK-j^j)erinfe^e^
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are
to
such
awful
me
with
§to*"':,
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w dead.
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r/^^!'i, .should be construed to be ,80 days ajfter \e com|nunity if allowed to coptinue. arenowpointed o.i^t'to itb,y a.n inteliKgent iSPPffe<*'SB!*
I^lpo.kedj jthrough.
value ascannot be e^uall^d- ■ drew:closer.) .
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%aw
ssk-■■.■TteHibernia,jKith the NewZealand cable natice/
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j?ent f,9 ,.execute license.
Every'article
b,e^^i\
p.b.aervatiQn
trade.
ponsideration,
j»
covi|htry
tieen
to
a
of
the
in
tae
do
naturally
his
leads
of
uouae
door^and^rmyi-hesre^what
the
Aboard, passed Cape Otway. thisi.morping,
glass
was also resolved tnat'a ,decieion jyjri.clj the ouestipn of water supply and seyerat ft fixed price for ready
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is
marked
Jfc
aeen
thkt
the
cold
slabs
4\-U
on
one
of
saw
th^a'^
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'^XYoung pfi^^i^mial^yen^eiha,d been afriyed at; on inaccurate! in- fjgPj an4t'^e Iminecjiate or deferred neces- Th^«
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no abatßment-^8 wevermade, you think
itw;^ im^B*W -**""
, :$ money, from which
ine?Mj" <The* nld m&n^h shouted
J
fa^as
bo ffiattHemd6ft iheip%rieiiceiVbtiV their-gdoda at ib^fore
l)p
formation
aa
to
issue
--c
jref
;^
injection
erßJp4r
4ateof
-of Ammonia
sity qi baying sucli wor^q,
from*c effects qf an
twenty voicesin a chorus. "Myfnepds,'
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the same prices as thebeet judges. Their terms
-motive memory, the are—
T 'as;4'e steppeddown,
discount or reduction of coutinued the-nian,
arp a few dr4iD| abeu? tb§, t^WPj gV-eate**
-net
without
cash,
?E§E^E^.
FQ»
T^re
££±% piJIE.— ApjP.pi.GA.TyOS:
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intelligence, and the most, ac-i £ny'-iriHol.J C^'full'ee desbriptadabi jtb,eif|Btpck will "I didn't see a thing."— Several men
i?SrWebb;*pn; oißnalf W^dricfe t>»* praet;ip§Uy a sygtem 9! §fmw» ?-' jrcurate power
6s-, bbservatioij^will,cwferis be found in an advertisement" on another page i» chased
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settlers ot^^Tofpmaiffiro Hn" noWj with ease and
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durability 'which can only be gained by. goods of
genuine manufacture. ..^Ye .keep no other;in
stock, andean confidently recommendour French
andEnglish makes as, thebest productions ofthe
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COLONIAL WINE AND CORDIAL
MANUFACTORY,
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CLYDE.
PERAUD takes the present oppor-
JD.
FOR MANTLES
see
THE CUTTING.
visit
THE CUTTING.
NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Black Sedan Cords. Black Summer Cloths
Black AlbertCords. Black Summer Diagonals
Black Parramattas. Black Persian Cords
Black Norwich Twills, Black RusaelCords
Alpacas
BlackDemi-Lustres. Black Wool Poplins
Black Lustres. Black Real
THOMSON, STRANG & CO.
Black French Merinos. Black Serges
Black Thibet Cloths. Black French Twills
Black Lustres, 7|d,Bsd, 10£
d
2 cases Lace Mantlettes, &c.
Cashmere do, &c.
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New Cuirasses, &c.
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New Crossovers, &c.
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Uet Tabliers,&c.
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Black Lustres, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s
Black Lustres, 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s
Black Cords, 10£ d, Is 3d, Is 6d
Black French Twills, Is,Is 4d, Is 6d
Black Persian Cords, Is 6d, Is lOd, 2s 3d
Black Russel Cords, Is 6d, Is lOd, 2s 3d
Black Wool Poplins, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s
Black Summer Diagonals,2s, 2a Qd, 3a
Black French Merinos, Is Ud, 9s 4£d, 2s Bd.
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Dunedin in PlainStuffs or Fancy Dress Materials
. Class— Beverageß. _
than we are now showing. Every conceivable
, November 6th, 1875.
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variety may be hadin everycolor produced, tosuit
" -Ihave examined .for Mr J.D.Feraud, of all tastes. Greys, however, we find more in
Chrißto, Clyde, Otago,two samples of demand than almost anything else, and when
"/..Monte
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with the following made up fashionably of two materials, body
Aromatic Tonic Bitters,
sherry colored,arid No. checked and sleeves, plain, or vice versa, they
':*'result :— -No. 827 is a
828i!iii a porV wine red colored liquid ; they reallylook very beautiful.
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b6th^ perfectly"transparent, showing the
THOMSON, STRANG & CO.
»re
"'""";-;i^tiritypf''the-iifB't8r and other subatanceß em;; .ployed in their-manufacture. "
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RichNew Grenadines
>';Iconsider the wines agreeable and perNew Silk Lustres
, feptly sateibeverages, and when diluted with
Rich Silk Warpa
three,or four,times their bulk of water, they
Japanese Silks
MourningGoods.
will make a good cooling summer drink.
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Japanese Silks, £1 Bs, 14 yards
Japanese Silks, £1 15s, 14 yards
Japanese Silks, £1 18s 6d, 14 yards
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The fact is established,thatour scale of charges
in this department is the most moderate in the
Either inBulk or Bottle.
City, and hence the very large trade we do in
Sheetings, Flannels, Blankets, Quilts, Tickings,
HoUaud/J, Diapers, Table Cloths, Table Napkins,
oftheProvincepuncpart
any
Ordersfrom
Table Covers, Curtains, Crumb Cloths, Carpets,
tually attended to
Matting, &c, ka',
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French PopHus",Figured, Mohairs
Crape Stripes, Attileas
MixedGlace Alpacas.
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Farming'lmplements, viz.:—
THE. OUSTING.
VStogU^andi^oubie-furrpwjPloughSj
,'. |Brpad-cast' SowingMarines,
. The^Right.Goods.at the right pvipfl i§ |fche gpje
■„- Reaping Machines (manual and
secret of the rapid growth of our Clothing Busir
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-ii Ii-o:delivery),
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£i>ii .i-<3liifff Gutters/.-,
(CJyOTpijlßrSj'jl,made expressly foi-. our trade,,con' ■"-..
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moderation, ia charges... Qur stock of "Winter
thebeatHome
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makers.'
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The 'Cheapest House, in Duuedin is
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CLOTHING, &c.
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TweedTrousers
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Vests
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Serge Trousers.
Summer Overcoats
Silk Coats
Engineers' Jackets
HollandCoats
Serge Jackets
OxfordSuits
Regatta Shirts
Dress Shirts
Crimean Shirts
filerino Underclothing
CottonandMerinoSocko
Silk Hats
Felt Hats
Scotch Caps
American Collars
Scarfs and Ties
Linen Collars, &c.
Note the Address—
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4 cases Mantlettes, Cuirasses, Tabliers
1case Hyde Park Crossovers
2 cases Hamburg Net Polonaises
20 cases UntrimmedStraw Hats
6 cases Millinery Bonnets
8 cases Flowers,Feathers, and Ornaments
b beautifulblack silks
B bonnets, Babies' Layettes, Blankets, Bed-
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(Late Bullenfs Corner),
0 costumes, Cuirasses, Carpet9, Curtains
d designs in dressmaking
DUNE D I N
D dressing Gowns, Dress Fabrics, Damasks,
12 cases Dress Trimmings and Buttons
10 cases Hosiery and Yarn
2 cases French and English Ribbons
2 cases French Kid Gloves
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Diapers
extensive stock of
E english Tweeds,
Edgings
Elysians, Embroideries,
f family linen
F frocks, Flowers, Feathers,Frillings,Frisettes
g great bargains in
Q grenadines,
Grey
1case Silk Gossamers
5 cases Frillings, Sets, CollarsandCuffs
2 cases f CambricHandkerchiefs
7 cases Fancy Goods
1case Ladies' Silk Scarves
20 cases Dress Goods
Glaces, Gros, Galatea Suits,
Blankets
homespuns
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H hosiery, Haberdashery,
Hats
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EVERY
OFFICE,
AND BRANCH OFFICES,
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J jackets, JapaueseSilks, Jupons, Janus Cords
Terms of SxrBSORiPTTOir :
16s per half-year (payable in advance),
deliveredin and aroundMilton.
18s per[half-year (payable in advance),
posted or delivered to any portionof
k kidderminstercarpets
K kid Gloves, Knickerbocker Suits, Kaikorai
Blankets
1 large stock of
L ladies' LinenSets, Lace Sets, Laces,Lawns
m made children's dresses
M mareellas,Muslins, magnificent Mantles
n numerous noveltiesin
N neckties, Neckribbons, Nightdresses,Night-
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AT THE
BALOLUTHA AND TAPANUI.
j juvenile suits
22bales Blankets andFlannels
13 cases Sheetings, Linens and Cottons
5 cases Table Linen and Towels
29 bales Carpetsand Mattings
21 cases Floorcloths, 2ft 3in to 18ft wide
25 cases Men's and Boys' Clothing
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
MILTON, TOKOMAIRIRO,
Cloaks,Improvers
9 cases Muslins, Grenadines
5 cases Costumesand Orerskirls
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Handkerchiefs,
1 infants' hoods
|infants' Robes, Infants' Squares, Infants'
19 cases Prints, Brilliants, Shirtings
PRINCES
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Holland' Suits
6 cases Black and ColoredSilks by Mail
2 cases SummerShawls
After inspection we can heartily commend this
4 cases Parasols andSunshades
Houso to our readers, who "will find the goods
Silk
have the charmof novelty, freshness,and reputed
2 cases
Umbrellas
cheapness, and
cases
and
Underclothing
10
Ladies' Children's
3 cases Children'sPelisses
a any amount to choose from of
3 cases Caßhmere Capes
A antimacassars, Alpacas, Antiques, Aprons
18 cases Shirts, Ties andScarves
12 cases Hats, Caps, and Collars.
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INDIVIDUALS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES.
,New'Zealandv
Posted to Great jfritainor the AustraHan Colonies,4s perhalf-year, and to
the American continent,
8s perhalf"
year, extra.
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willbe chargedin proportion to the end of
caps, Nursing Aprons
o ostrich feathers, osprey
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currenthalf-year.
Q outfits, Overskirts, Ornaments, OrangeNotice to discontinue subscriptions mttst
blossom
be in writing, and posted, or delivered to
the office direct, addressed to the Manager.
p pretty pelliases
p poplins, Prints,Pogets, Pants, Portmanteaus (Verbalmeasages to travellers1or agents will
in nocase be regarded. This rule Trill b«
q qualities unsurpassed in
Btrictly adheredto and replyby circularfrom
Quilted Petticoat, Queensland the office, notifying date of "discontinuance
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Currenthalf-year ends June 30, 1876.
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Ribbons, Rugs,
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Raiment
silks, satins
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tailoring
Russell Cords,
Terms of Advertisino:—
Casual Advertisements,. 3» pet inch
first insertion; 2s per ioch each subsequent insertion (unless ordered for
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three months).
Standing Advertisementsfor three or
six months can be arranged for at a
liberal discount.
Trads Cards and Advertisements, to
appear for twelve months and over,
withright to occasional alteration of
matter, at stilllower rates of charge.
Shirts, Sunshades, Sailor Suits, SheetS stays,
ings
Umbrellas,Unbleach Towels,
U.underclothing,
UntrimmedHuts
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valuable
variety of Vicunas,
Vienna Cords
Orders for Advertisements, if not accompaniedby instructions of number of. inserwindow;
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tionß, wilL in allcases be treated as standing
W weddingOutfits,Wreaths, WashingFabrics, advertisements,and continued until written
Waterproofs
notice is forwardedto the Manager for discontinuance.
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Notice to discontiniieadvertisements1 (unDresses, X-mas Fichus, X-mas PreX x«mas
less wherenumber of insertions,ismentioned
sents. X:penses saved
on original order) must b& forwarded, in
writing, addressed to th.© Manager,
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at the
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V youths' Suits, Yachting Suits, YakLaces
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The above, yule will apply,to all advertiae7. zouave jackets
inserted over amonth, or
renewed
menta
Gauzes,
Stripes,Zephyr
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any time.
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and hew Advertisements;:—■";
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Tapaiiui, branch office, Aj Braudigan.
Dunedia— R; T. Wheeler^ StaffprdTstreet
and J.B. M'Oulloch,Princes-street■"■: O,
Coriiiill,
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England-^-GrJStreet,
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Melbourne ' Sydney— Gordon
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For improving the generalconditionof
CLOTHIERS, OUTFITTERS, &c,
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NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
BROWN, EWING, & CO.,
White Pique, Is 6dper yard
Butt" Pique, S,pp.t P-jque
PrintedPique, 2s 6d per yard
PrintedPercoles, Is;6dper yard
WhiteMarcellas, Is 4dper yard
PrintedCambrics,B£d per yard
Printed Cambrics, 9£d per yard
PrjntedPafnbrfps, 10|d per yard
Hoyle's Frinfo 7fdpep yar4
Hoyle'sPrints, B£d per yard
Printed Brilliants,:9.|dper- yard
. PrintedBrUliantSjlOid per yard ,_
■"■Sonjerville's Shirtings, 10
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WASHING FABRICS— SPRING,1875.
Flemish Dres3"Linen, Is per yard
Flemish Dress Linen, Is 3d per yard
Seaside Grass Cloth, Is 3d per yard
AntiqueDress Linen, 2s per yard
White Pique,Is 4d per yard
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NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS,
Brilliauts, pure Mohairs,Balormqs
Taffetas, Summer Diagonals
French Silk Repps, Grenadines
100 Toilet Quilts, from Gs
500 Muslin Curtains, sa"
300 Table Covere,'4s lid
80 Doz. Towels; Ss9d
'300 DoubleSheeting, Is 4£d.
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25 CASES
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Costume Cloths,Matelasses
Melanges, Check Challis
Marls, Silk Twills
Checked French Warp3,Beiges
IN THE CUTTING.
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exceedinglyModeratein Price,in short,
Japanese Sijks, 2s, 3s 2d, 2s 6d, 2s 9dper yard In Bannockburn, Cheviot, Henrick, Galashiels,
Figured Japanese Silks, £1 13s, 12 yards
Blisse'sDoubleTrebleMill,andMosgiel,(atfactory
Figured JapaneseSilks, £1 18s 6d,14 yards.
prices). West of England and YorkshireBroad
HERBERT, HAYNES & CO.
and Narrow Cloths, specially imported for our
Tailoring Department.
FOR DOMESTIC GOODS
YfINES, CORDIALS, AND
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Japanese Silks, £2, 20 yards
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EWTNG AND CO.,
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2 cases Swiss Embroidery
3 cases Laces,Nets, andFalls
HERBERT, HAYNES & CO.
FORDRESS MATERIAL try THE CUTTING.
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M University,Duriedin, Otago,New Zealand.
Laboratory.
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Muslin Curtains, 5s 9dper pair
MuslinCurtains, 7s per pair
Muslin Curtains, 9s 6dper pair.
Cocoa Matting, China Matting
Hearthrugs, Doormats
Wool Mats, Felt Squares
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Ribbons,Feathers, Flowers
Frillings, Collars,Cuffs
Hat Trimmings, Turquoises
Gloves, Hosiery, Laces
Beaded Yak Laces, Ruffling
Falls, Embroidery, Handkerchiefs
The many Novelties which havebeen produced
in theFashionable World are well representedin
our Mantle Room. At first sight some of them
seem very peculiar and singular, but a closer
acquaintance convinces that they are not only
triumphs of art, but really beautiful and becoming, when consideredin connectionwith the style
of dress now fashionable. It is impossible to
describe them here, and we respectfully suggest
to the reader a short trip to town, when, with
every attention, we shall be glad to show the
many new things that are out for the season.
:" tunity of informing residents of the
NorthernGoldfieldsand the general public,
that his Factory being replete with every
convenience,;he is now turning out an article
. not to be equalled.
AROMATIC TONIC BITTER WINES.
, The following ia Professor Black's re-
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COSTUMES, MILLINERY.
Skirts, Bodices,Unmade
Tasso Linen Dresses
Tassp Linen Polonaises
Print Morning Dresses.
Bone Dust for sale— only a few tons
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completely
New Brussels and Tapestry Carpets
the' costumiers having improved amazingly on
-former productions. Between the arrival of the Tapestry Carpets, 3s Hid,4s 9dper yard
morning, and leaving;of the afternoon trains, we Kidder Carpets,2s lid,3s 6d, 3s 9d per yard
can suit any Lady, with the latest style of dress, I Felt Carpets, Is 9d, 38, 3s 3dper yard.
fitted and finishedin high artistic fashion.
THOMSON, STRANG, & CO.
NEW LACE CURTAINS.
NEW MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Fully Made Costumes
Bones purchased in any quantity.
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MILTON BONE MILLS.
TJROWN,
FIRST EXPOSITION
season is immense. For style and get-up they
Buildings erected, and estimates given.
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Hurdles, Gates, &c. Ac
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SpedalWedding ')Qutfits
Choic^ Marriage Silks
ElegantBridalBonnets
HaridsotaeVelvet Jackets
'LadiesTrousseau Complete
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ColouredSilk Dresses, £2 £s, 15 yards
ColouredSilkDresses, £2 Us 6d, 15 yards
ColouredSilk Dresses, £3 4s, 15 yards
Coloured Silk Dresses, £3 10s, 15 yards
ColouredSilk Dresses, £3 15s, 15 yards
ColouredSUk Dresses, £4 ss, 15 yards
ColouredSilk Dresses, £4 10s, 15 yards
ColouredSilkDresses, £4 15s, 15 yards
ColouredSilk Dresses, £5, 15 yards
ColoruedSilk Dresses, £5 ss, 15 yards
ColoruedSilkDresses, £4 10s, 20 yards
ColouredSilk Dresses, £5 10s, 20 yards.
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6.:Black Silks, £2 16s, Dress 12 yards
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v7. Black Silks, £2
8. Black Silks, £3 3s, Dress14 yards
9. Black Silks, £3 12s, Dress 16 yards
10. Black Silks, £3 18s,, Dress 12 yards
11. Black Silks, £4 103, Dress 12 yards
12. Black Silks, £4 11s, Dress 14 yards
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FOR
.Black'Silks,2s:6dper yard
Millineryin good taste is ;a thing that eyery
Black Silks, 2s 9d per yard
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and Colonial/experience,!with?a view to a large
Town. and. Country ptrftde/;- and as the prices
the-moßtKmoderate scale, money
Deals, &0.,
Lead Washers, : charged.areon
cannot be spent to betteradvantage than at
THOMSON, STEANG & CO.'s.
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Colonial Timber of every Description : 'pforej'edy
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'amount; pfpatrbriagefrom* all'parts 6f the 'Prp^ our standard^qiialitws' of Black -Siiks ati'cdnsid<jr-.
ably Lower Prices than, usual;" These Silks'miy
:rßaUw&y^conimunication now eatablished yaof
excellence
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distance,
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Milton, County of Braos, 'in' the Pnwinoe of
Otogo,New Z«ow«U— SVbrawy 44 1876,