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The
Bruce
CLUTHA, TAJ ERI,
WAIHOLA
Herald.
ANDTUAPEIA RECORD EE.
:
ITS CmCULAWON
PRINCIPAL DLSTRtCTS THROUGHOUT
HAS THE LARGEST BONA FIDE CIRCULATION OF ANY UP-COUNTRY NEWSPAPER IN NEW ZEALAND, THE FOLLOWING BEING THE
GULLY,
GRhEN
I
D
CREEK,
MILE
GLENORE
DUNEDIN,
FAIRFAX,
FOUR
GABRIELS
POINT,
TAIERI,
EAST
;
AKATORB, BALCLUTHA, BEAUMONT, BLUE SPUR, CLARENDON, CLUTHA FERRY, COAL
LAWRENCE, LONG VALLEY, LOVELS FLAT, MATAUKA, MAUNGATUA,MILLERS FLAT,
HORSE SHOE BEND,INCH OLUTHA,KAIHIKU,KAIKORAI,KAITANGATA,KURI BUSH,LAKE WAIPORI,
'POPOTUNOA, PORT CHALMERS, PORT MOLYNKUX, PUERUA, RICCARTON ROXBURGH SAVBW
MOSGIEL, MOUNT BENGER, MUNROS GULLY, NORTH TAIERI, NORTH TOKOMAIRIRO, OTAKIA, OUTRAM, POMAHAKk,
TAEERI JUNCTION, TAPANUI, TUAKII'OTO, TUAPEKA. TUAPhKA FLAP, TUTURAtf,
*ILL SALISBURY,SILVERSTREAM,SOUTH CLUTHA, SOUTH TOKOMAIRIRO,STONY CREEK, SWITZERS, TAIERI BEACH, TAIERI FEFRY,
WAIWERA,
WAREPA,
WEATHERSTONKS,
WEST TAfERI AND WOOLSHKD.
fcVIOT, WAIHOLA, WAiHQLA GORGE, WAIKAVA, WAIPAHI, WAIPORI, WAIRUNA, WAITAHUNA,
EXTEND^VIZ
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WHICH^
HOTELS &c.
BUSINESS NOTICES
FRANK GRANT
MILTON HOTEL,
(For,several years connected with the White
Horse Hotel),
BEGS
TOKOMAIRIRO,
respectfully
to inform
Price 6d.
TOKOMAIEIRO, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBEK 13, 1869.
Vol. VI.— No. 645
'...'"'
SL^f
LT^'U^^'
the inhabi-
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MILTON WATCH AND CLOCK
UNDERTAKING.
Tokomairibo,
" W Respectfullyintimatesthat
JTTTALLACK,
BUSINESS NOTICES.
'^
~
THE FOLLOWING
EMPORIUM.
NEW GOODS
"
begs inform his friends and the
TNUTSFORD
he is now prepared to execute Funerals to
to
suit the requirements of all parties, at Public generally of Milton, Tokomairiro, and
charges.
Hearse,
plain
reasonable
or moun- surrounding neighborhood, that he has just
ti-d, for one or two horses, on hire. Head received a large assortment of
Stones erected. Graves enclosed with Wood
ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES,
or Iron.
CLOCKS &cr
And is now offering them at greatlyreduced
Just added to our
BUSINESS NOTICES
BUSINESS NOTICES.
GD.£SPOONER,
,
CROWN HOTEL STABLES,
COMMISSION AGE NAT ,
Clutha Ferry.
Balclutha.
in
BARR has much pleasure
ROBERT
announcing that he has leased the
Agent forDriver,Maclean& Co.,Dunedin above well-known Stables, arid can assure
patrons that every care and attention willbe
paid to Horsesleft in his care.
JAMES SMITH,
tants of Milton and the surrounding
districtsthathe has openedthe Milton Hotel,
DRAPERY STOCKS
Saddle Horses and Buggies always on
wherehe hopes, bya strict attention to the
CARPENTER AND WHBELRIGHT,
desires arid tasteVof his customers, to merit
Hire.
AT
a'share ofpublic support.
THOMAS M'LATCHIE, prices. Hunting Levers, capped
CLUTHA FERRY.
First-ratePaddock Accommodation.
F. 6. has just received an extensive and
Silver
jewelled
choice stock of Wines and Spirits of the best
£5
10
0
TOKOMAIRIRO,
BUILDER,
and
Agent for VictoriaSaw Mills,Tapanui.
brands, together with English and Colonial
610 oto7 10 0
Do Extra
CROWN HOT B'L,
quality.
Superior
810 oto9 10 0
Ales of sr >erior
Do
S ON SALE, his Timber Yard
TTA
A
M
O
D,
C
R
N
IT>
*-*Clocks, from 15s upwards.
CLUTHA FERRY. .
(opposite MrNutsford's, Watchmaker)
pREAT BRITAIN TTOTEL,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
GENERAL,
COMMISSION,
AND
FORBuilding Material of every description, at Every Article Warranted to go well, or
i
MI
L T O N.
J0H
A RR
Exchanged.
WARDING AGENT,
moderate prices and on liberal terms.
MERINOS,
FRENCH
pleasure
informing
Balclutha.
TTAS
the
of
bis friendl
Propietor.
WILLIAM STURROCK
received a nice assortment of
Carpenter andJoiner work contractedfor, and T. N. has also
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS &
Electro-Plate Goods, Spoons, forks. Tea SeriCash Purchaser of Oats, Whsat, and Barley.| md the public, thathe has openedthe Crows)
all orders punctually attendedto.
W. S., begsrespectfullyto informthe inhabivicee, Cake Baskets, Salvers, &c, &c at low
JAMIESON STEWART, Hotel, and by strict attention to business,
prices'
tants of Tokomairiro and surrounding dis.
GLENLADY SAW MILLS
SATIN
tricts, that he has taken the aboveHotel}
keeping
BOOTMAKER,
And
WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALES,
which has been entirely re-decorated, and
SILK AND
Of the best quality.
Balclutha.
hopes by attention to the wants of his TOKOMAIRIRO TIMBER YARD.
keeping
a select stock of
customers and
A.CCOMMODATON for TRAVELLERS,
A. LILBURNE
VELVET RIBBONS,
NEWMARKET HOTEL,
WINES, SPIRITS, fee, to merit a share of
J. HOLLICK.
| Unsurpassedby any in theProvince.
BALCLUTHA & TAPANUI,
N~~B
..
,
JOHN
'
VETERINARY SURGEON
public support.
TAMES
ALWAYS
pOODALL,
BREAD AND BrSCUIT BAKER,
WCDDINO CASKS,
&C.,
MADB TO ORDER.
Private Bedrooms for Families.
. Accommodation forBoarders.
—
Meals at allHours.
Commodious Stabling.
begs to inform the inhabi-
" NICHOLAS
of Tokomairiro and surrounding
Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. C
in
MAIN SOUTH ROAD,
tants
Milton.
R~.
T>
BELL,
W.
TT O T E L,
districts that he has commenced Business
CAPSTICK his new Premises, adjoining the Post-office,
and has just opened out a Select Stock of
Auctioneer,
Stationery in every Department, also, a splenCOMMISSION &FORWARDING AGENT did lot of Larthenwareof the newest patterns.
W A IH O L A,
C. N. intends devoting his entire attention
Opposite the White Horse Hotel,
the aboveHotsl, his
purchased
just
Having
to those two branches, andisprepared to sell at
TOKOMAIRIRO.
.determined torender it second to noneon the
DUNEDIN PRICES.
SouthRoad for Comfortand Convenience. Sales willbeheld at his Rooms on the Ist and
A Call^Respectfullv Solicited.
Wines,,Beers, and Spirit3of thebestbrands.
in
each
month.
Saturdays
3rd
JNO. HYDE HARRIS,
;
Good Stabling.
Cattle Sales at M'Farlane's Commercial Yarsd,
Barrister at Law,
month.
Thursday
Ist
in
each
OatsandChaff on Sale.
SOLICITOR, and CONVEYANCER,
TAKE
MR.
Constant supplies of Posts and Rails on
hand.
-AT OS G IEL TT 0 T E L
Balclutha.
HATS,
LADIES'
CASTRATOR, &c,&c,
on hand, a large assortment
Tokomairiro.
of Timber of all kinds.
LADIES' PLAIDS,
Iron,Doors,
Sashas,
Building
and
Corrugated
Up-country Orders punctually attended to
JACKETS, AND
Materialsof everydescription at the
L E N S B RJ) OK MILLS,
TTE
Lowest Rates.
SHAWLS,
■*~^
Tokomairiro.
I Builders' Ironmongery, Glass, Paints, Oil
W. A. SANDERSON & CO.,
SUNSHADES,
and Colors*
Millers, etc.
N.B. A splendid assortment of New PaperTRIMMINGS
shel.
Grinding Wheat Grists,
hangings.
STABLES,
Oppo'ite White Horse Hotel,
CAPSTICK'S
.
Tokomairiro.
rv AVID
FERGUSON,
( TemporaryOffices)
MAIN SOUTH ROAD,
Above Presbyterian Church,
STEWART
*
.
(AdjoiningMr Nutsford, Watchmaker.)
TINSMITH, ZtNCWORKER, &c,
ON SALE.
Large and well assorted stocks on hand
MAIN SOUTH ROAD, MILTON, TOKOMAIRIRO. FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
suited to the various wants of
AllNew andof First-rateQuality.
the district.
Proprietor
GEORGE FRIER,
ROOTS,
FLOWER
SEEDS,
a large and general assortment of Tinware FLOWER
ICTORIA FIRE, LIFE, AND
Pot and BeddingPlants,
always on hand. Kerosene Oil, Lamps, and
GENERAL INSURANCE CO.
/"I OOD Accommodation for Travellers.
Glasses.
Garden Tools.
CAPITAL: £2.200,0C0.
AND BARRON,
MARSHALL
Agent for BALCLUTHA,
Country orderspunctually attended to.
Superior Stabling
MILTON.
ROBERT GRIGOR,
T A M i£ S
-V/T U R R A V,
EAST TAIERI,
(10 miles from Dunedin,)
STABLING AND PADDOCK ACCOMMODATION
HUDSON,
mHOMAS
UNEQUALLED.
-*- (Lateof the Scandinavian
And that he is determined to maintain thi
Hotel,
!
sharacter of the CrownHotel asone of the
Dunedin),
j
best in the Colony.
PROPRIETOR,
A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE
Begs respectfully to inform the residents
Onthe premises.
ofBalcluthaand^theJCluthaJdistrictgenerally,
thathe has just purchased fromMessrs Pol- Jobb and Co.'s Coaches arrive daily at 8.90
p.m.. andleaves at 8:30 a.m.
lock and M'Auslan the above well-known
and commodiousHotel, the previous repuEMBROIDERY,
Balclutha,May.
tationof which, as one of^the most comfortablehouses in the Province, he trusts fully ¥TTE begleave to inform the Inhabitants
LACE,
to sustain.
and its surroundingdisTULLE,
T. H. would \lso respectfully inform his the above Township
many old Dunedin friends and patrons, tricts, that we have commenced business as
CRAPE,
visitors, commercial travellers, and others,
GENERAL STOREKEEPERS,
that no effort on his part will be spared to
RUCHE,
contribute tog their personal comfort and And respectfully invite your inspection of our
DRESS BUTTONS.
convenienceshould they favorhim with their
convenience.
patronage and support, as he has every con- Stock at your earliest
& GrOW, fidence tobhope for fromjiisprevious success
We remain,
in Dunedin.
BALCLUTHA AND TAPANUI.
Families provided with the comfortsof
Your most obedt. servants,
a Home.
J WATT
M. RYRIE CO.
26my
SuperiorStabling andJPaddock AccommodaTINSMITH AND PLUMBER
T AMF. S SANDERSON,
tion.
«J
Architect, Balclutha.
Plans and Specifications prepared and
BALCLUTHA
ExcellentBilliardTable onthe Premises, Works inspected onModerate Terms.
ILLIAM BROWN & CO.
Wines, Spirits and Ales of the Very Best HECTOR M'P H 8.-R SO N.
General Merchants,
Molyneux.
andPort
Brands.
Balclutha
T
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L E X R
.
JUNCTION, EAST TAIERI.
BAIN
Buii-dbb, Balcltttha,
GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND
Begs to notify to the inhabitants of the
FARRIER,
Clutha and surrounding districts^thathe has
taken theBusiness (lately carriedon byBain
and Sanderson) into his own hands, and
Horses shod neatly.
hopes still to merit the support hitherto so
ERGUSO Nr
TT7ILLIAM
liberallyaccorded to the firm
I
ARCHITECT,
T. BENNETT,
Always on hand a First-class Assortment
Surveyor andLand Agent.
Wines Spirits and Ales of the best Brands.
InchClutha.
of
I GENERAL BRICKLAYER &c,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
IRONMONGERY.
HOTEL,
R
I
NGBANK
FURNISHING
KIM,
SP
CLARK AND
Plans and Specifications carefully prepared
MILTON,
BRUCE BRICKYARD, MILTON.
for
Doors,
Sashes,
and
Timber
Suitable
CLOTHIERS,
EAST TAIERI.
TAILORS AND
and furnished on moderate terms.
Having just opened out a Fine Variety of
j
BUILDING PURPOSES.
CLUTHA FERRY,
"
New and very Seasonablegoods, gladly invites Stoves and Grates set, repairs promptly done.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Proprimoh.
J. JENKINS
inspection fromFriends and Customers.
succeeded to the Business T
mWEEDIE,
!! LIME!!! LIME!!!
General Carpenter,House Builder,and
lately carried on by Mr Peter Rankin,
Contractor,
First-class Accommodation for Travellers. MILTON PORTRAIT ROOMS
wouldsolicit a continuance of the support of LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE-KEEPER,
throughout
the district
C v iv to k,
Good Stabling and; Looseboxesfor Horses.
TOKOMAIRIRO.
fIIHE Waihola Gorge Lime Company, beg the Settlersand others
FERRY.
CLUTHA
nothing
shall be
POPOTUNOA, "
X to intimate to Builders, Farmers, and C. & K. beg to state that
GoodPaddock Accommodation.
1
pubreduced
on
their
to
merit
a
shareof
part
considerably
wanting
NICHOLAS, others that they have
respectfully to inform the settlers
" In thanking
supply lic patronage.
"DAL GLUT HA TTOTELT
HOBBBB BROKEK TO SADDLE AND HARNESS.
hisFriends at Tokomai- the price of Lime, and will be glad to
Popotunoa, Wairuna, Potnabaka,
of
required.
any quantity thatmay be
Orders punctually attended to, and prices
J
for
liberal
surrounding
riroand
districts
their
and surrounding Districts, that he has just
(North Bank of River,)
Mr J. A. Dickson, hasbeen appointed agent strictly reasonable.
support hitherto, begs to inform them that
Saddle Horses on Hire.
commenced business in the new and centra
BALCLUTHA.
Messrs Stewart Suits fromFiveguineas to Six guineas.
his Brotherhas just arrivedfromLondon, with for the Milton District, andDistrict.
Township of Clinton, and trusts by strict at
Pants from Thirty-five shillings to £2.
Proprietor. a new Set of the best PhotographicInstru- and Gow for the Balclutha
DAVID pIm'KBNZDjJ,
NEIL
V O H N
tentiou to business, and superior workmanship
LIME. LIME. LIM 8
ments, &c, obtainable,by which he is able to
NOTICE.
to secure the increasing trade of the TownD.P.M. begs respectfully to inform the in- supply all kinds of Portraiture at Dunedin
WHOLESALE, RETAIL,
ship and locality.
UNDERSIGNED have'beenappointed
habitants of Balclutha, and the Clutha district Prices; and, as his Brother has joinedhimin i
To Farmers, Builders, and Others.
AND
Tenders given for all kinds of carpenter
Agents at Clutha Ferry for the undermengenerally, that he has recently purchased the business, they will beable to attend to in and
tioned Companies :—
work, includingsupply of timber.
FAMILY
BUTCH
above Hotel fromMr Campbell, by whomit out-door orders nt the same time, on the TWTEILSON & CO., having now made »
Messrs.MARSHALL and COPELAND,
BALCLUTHA.
Sawn Timber supplied to order.
was/erected to supply a wantlong felt in the shortest notice.
i-i arrangements, and everything co! .
Water of Leith Brewery,
district,and hopesbykeepinga good supply 18au
DUEDNIN.
returning thanks to his friends and the TT UG H
NICHOLAS BROTHERS. nected with the
QTEW AR T,
general public of Balclutlia, and its
of Wines and Spirits of the best brands, 'to
Messrs. T. ROBINSON& CO.,
WAIHOLA GORGE LIME KILN
Agricultural Implement Makers and Importers J vicinity, for the patronage bes owed upon
p| F ERG USO U
merit anincreased shareofpublic support,
B V T C H B »,
MELBOURNE>nd DUNEDIN.
him since commencing his ButchtringEstab'.'.'■''
Good Stabling.
TmsMiTH, Plumber, and Zincworker, being in first-rate vrd r, are prepared to
Mimabao,
UIREANDM ARINE j lishment, begs to request a continuanceofpast
and ot first THENEV ZEALAND COMPANY,
Begs to inform his Milton friends, and the supply LIME in any quantity,
effort
j
TEVIOT.
INSURANCE
to
assure
them
that
no
HOTEL,
—
support, and
ROXBURGH
-'- MA T A 11^-B A,
puplic generally, that he has now removedto quality, at the following rates:
AUCKLAND AND DUNEDIN.
\ will be spared by hinrto secure.and/ supply i :
his new premises,opposite the Milton Hotel,
6s.
All ord s and commissions connected -with the verybestBeef andMutton obtainablein the
Single Bag ..." .«
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Clut,.a
BEATON, and thathaving greater accommodation, will
"
theabovecarefully attended to.
[ the market, and at the lowest possible prices.
5sProprietor. ,
. ;
Per Ton
. . Ferry.
be able to execute large orders withdespatch,
STEWART and GOW,
To Let for Concerts, Balls&c. For tti v.a
Families waited on daily for orders, in the
'
Billiard and BagatelleTable on the Premises and begs to solicit a continuance of the patFerry.
Mr. J. DICKSON,
|
Clutha.
Proprietor,
Balclutha,
throughapply
of
vicinity
and
'to the
immediate
"Wines, Spirits and Ales,ofthe besibrands; ronage!'hitherto so liberally bestowed upon
Ckown Hotel.
Auijuat6th.l967■- -;
\
days.
!
district
on
staled
out
the
Agent.
Builder,Milton,
him.
Good Stabling;
.
T^
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HAVING
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DUNCAN
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BAtfli'S
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1860
THE BBUCE HERALD
2
MISCELLANEOUS.
BTTSIWESS NOTICES
"tri
RIO-US SUMS OF MONEY
TO LEND
j
CITY MOULDING, TURNING AND
SAW MILLS,
High St.w k t
■ ■
, D.unedis,
STEWART
GILLIES AND STREET,
Estate'" Agents, '
" Landand
r:
j
"■■
S~\ Acres of Land (more or less), situ-f f^v
"iVJ'-J atedin the HillendDistrict,being
(^Opposite Ci.stom House,).
ON'GOOD FREEHOLD SECURITY.
TIMBER
JOHN
'
/■^HEAP
FOR SALE.
SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS.
GOW,
and
Section 1of Block 111.
Apply to
JAMES HASTIE,
Duncan street,
Dunedin.
GRAY
MERCHANT,
__
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOOKS, STATIONEBY, &c
FOB SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS
T> O O K S
r\ HEAP TJOOKSII
HELENSBROOK LOCAL ROAD BOARD.
"VTOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the
"^
Precept authorising the Collection of
pIIEAP T>OOKB HI
the HighwayRate, in the above named district, having been issued by the General
On hand, Large Stocks of the following ■ Road Board, Ratepayers are requested to
to
Burns' Poems, Is, 2s 6d, and upwards pay the amount of their respective Rates
dajr
22nd
complete,
House,
5s me, at my
Tales of a Grandfather,
on or beforethe
Dickens' Novels. Illustrated
i October, 1869. The Collector, for the
Shakespeare, 2s 6d
convenience of Ratepayers, West Ward, will
Longfellow,2s 6d
Byron, 2s 6d
at Mr JamesParlane's House, from 6 to
Wilson's Border Tales, Is 6d per vol. be
and
Tales of the American War, 2s
8 o'clock, p.m., on Saturday, the 9th
Round the Camp Fire, 2s
16th of October, 1869.
ValentineVox
Handy Andy
THOMAS BROOKES,
—
~~^
Clutha Ferry akd Tapanui,,?
In soliciting a share of the patronage of the
FOR SALE.
Builders,
infqrm
Carpenters,
Trade,
begs
to
Dunedih.
Mining Companies, and others, that having a
BestFarm on the Taieri Plain, with
good assorted stock of every kind of Timber
Have
on
Sale
any
WALLS,
supply
recent improvement in Agriculprepared
is
to
every
Yard,,
JAMES
at his
he
at the shortest notice, viz :
quantity
Implements
and Machinery, extensive
tural
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SIZES,
cattle-sheds,
ALL
and every requireout-houses,
HARDWOOD,
A (\r\(\K>* Finest White CloverSeed
IRONMONGER,
ment of a wellordered homestead.
Shelving
Mansie Wauch, price 2t
Cornerof Princes and Walker streets,
Collector.
For particulars and terms, apply at the
Scottish Chiefs, Is
|
T and GLumber
&c,
&c,
"
DUNEDIN,
ka.
"
Flooring
Scotch
BRUCE HERALD OFFICE.
Obtainable
at the
K
bs Red> Trefoil, (yellow) AlNOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS.
"
"BRUCE
Received, ex recent arrivals from
Doors
HERALD OFFICE
London, Glasgow, and Liverpool, a
FOR SALE.
Tokomairiroand Balclutha. mHEUndersignedhavingleasedthe TokoSishes
targe assortment"ofIronmongery, which will
FARM,
in the l'okomairiro district
J- mairiroFellmongery (lately occupied by
syke, Cocksfoot, Timothy,
Mouldings
containing 105 acres of land, tinder
besold at low prices, the publicare invited
BOOKS EOR EVERY Mr James Forsyth), beg to inform the
cultivation, fenced in, and sub-divided into XTSEFUL
tocalland examinebe" foremakingpurchases
HOUSEHOLD.
U
Builders' Ironmongery,&c.
Settlers in the Tokomairiro and Clutha disRyegrasa,
Cowgrass, Italian
paddocks.
CHEAP
BDITIOKI.
elsewhere.
"
trictsthat they are prepared to undertake
Apply,
ENGLISH GOODS,
All orders will receive my best attention,
The Book that Everyone needs
the Scouring of Wool in a very superior
despatch,
aad
at
the
and
executed
with
be
as viz. :
JAS. BORRIE,
Ryegrass, Mixed
Enquire Within
Colonial
prices.
manner, at the lowestremunerative prices.
Beeton's Cookery
Electro-plated Ware, Tea and Coffe Sets, lowestmarket
.
i
SALE by Private Contract—
Meg
Dod's Cookery
As their Mr Thos. Roberts wilLsuperinCruets, &c.
Cookery Book*, 2s
"
Vernal.
MONEY
TO
LEND.
Sweet
Parcel
of
Land
in
theProGrasses,
Lawn
All
that
tend the Scouring they have no hesitation
Britannia Metal, do, Tea and Coffee Pots,
Buchan's DomesticMedicine
vince of Otago, containing by
in assuring Flock owners that any Wool sent
The Family Doctor
Spoons, &c.
SUMS of £100 and upwards, on Free
admeasurement One Hundred
Ac.,
&c,
to
&c,
them to Scour will be got up in a^ firstLockwood's and Johnson's Pocket and Table
hold Security. Apply to
!
and Fifty Acres, more or les",
-| /^\/*\r\ Bushels Seed Oats
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE
class style, and withevery despatch.
Cutlery.
in
the
district
of
Waitahuna
Balclutha.
SMITH,
Tokomairiroand
EDMUND
Theundersignedare alsopreparedto make
Carpenters' Tools, Saws, Planes, Ac., (best
SeedWheat
57,
sections
and
56,
East,
being
Bank.
Manager,Dunedin Savings
FARMERS liberal cash advances on Wool consigned to
makers)
58, Block V., on the map, in ■jDOOKS FOR
them, either for sale inDunedin, or for shipRimandMottiseLocks, Latches, &c.
S
ROGER
Barley
Seed
of
Waitahuna
Farming,
the
said
district
6d
Practical
7s
patterns)
Register Grates(allsizes and new
ment to their agents in London.
Stonhenge on the HorM
GENERAL MERCHANT,
East; together with a first-elass
Fenders,Fireirons, andFireguards
Horse
Doctor
Mnyhew's
Highest Cash prices given for Wool,Skins,
Illustrated
GreatKing-street, Dunedin,
House, consisting of
Dwelling
Glasses,
burners,
Managede
Hone
" ■■"""'
Lamps,
Kerosene
and extra
Do.
andHides.
Visits every farm in the Taieri Plain every
and siting rooms, and ment
bed
N.B.— Communications addressed to Mr
week, and buys Butter andEggs. Groceries FIFTEEN TONS SEED POTATOES.
Youatton Cattle
kitchen. Detached there is a
Brushware (largeassortment)
supplied. Cash Buyer.
Do.
The Horse
Roberts, Tokomairiro Fellmongery,
Thos.
fowl-house and stockyard.
Sheep
Do.
Paints andOils (all.kinds)
.
prompt attention.
receive
will
About 60 acres are fenced in, and about 20
"BRUCB HERALD" OPFICB.
Kerosene Oil.
PONTON'S PLOUGHS.
CO.,
MURRAY, ROBERTS and
Tokomairiro and Balclutha.
acres broken up.
AMERICAN GO OD S,
Stafford Street,
Apply,
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IN YEARLY
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ERIODICALS
GARDENSEEDS
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Spades
Shovels,Forks,
Axes,
JAMES ADAM,
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PickHelves
Churns,
Buckets,
Axe and
CLOTH.
Tubs,
Bon AccordLodge.
Ex <l CITY OF DUNEDIN."
London Journal
mHE UNDERSIGNED ARE BUYERS
Brooms, Clothes Pins, Ac.
I
Kail
Leeks
Beans
FPR SALE.
Leisure Hour
OF
Sundayat Horn*
Furnishing,and Building Ironmongery, of
105 Acres of Land, situated at
B. HIBBARD AND CO.,
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Lettuce
Cabbage
Peas
every description,at
Spurgeon'aSermon::, 1806
Kaitangata(having 30 chains frontage
PICKED DERWENT POTATOES.
Good Words
L ;O W PRICES,
are
two
upon
to
the
river
which
Molyneux),
Importers. Beet
Mangold
Celery
j
BritishWorkman
B. HIBBARD & CO.
Houses, Stockyard, Barn,Stable, andGarden
Child's Companion
IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
EarlyDays
liberal. Apply to
CurledCreßS Mignonette Terms
Tokomauiro, 9tr. March, 1869.
Blue Gum
CASTRATION.
Tract Magazine
Comer of Princes andWalker streets.
H. C. BURNS,
&c,
As.
&o«
Inch Clutha.
Undersigned beg to inform the
Onions
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE.
Cucumber
LIVERY STABLES, NEW SUITS. NEW SUITS. Brocoli
COMMERCIAL
and others in the districts of
Settlers
Street,
High
Dunedin.
\j
TokomairiroandBalclutha.
TO SELL OR LET.
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5
THE
—
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A
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IN
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ABOUT
THE
I
beg to inform my friends andthe public
have disposed of my interest in the
thatI
aboveStables to Mr Henry Scott, for whom
Iwouldrespectfully solicit the patronageso
liberallygiven to me.
D. G. WILLIAMS,
(LateReannyand Williams).
Havingpurchased the interest of Mr D.
G. Williams(lateReanny andWilliams), in
the Commercial Livery Stables, Itrust, by
closeattention to my business, by engaging
good andcivil Grooms, andkeepingsafe and
serviceable Horses, to merit the patronage
hithertobestowed on my predecessor.
HENRY SCOTT.
yXR SORLET (late Health Officer, Victoria), Cambria House, Stuart-street,
next door to St.
We beg to intimate that we have
"
just received, ex Qmeo,"
FARQUH ARSON,
Member of the Royal College of
Veterinary Surgeons, London,
Will attend at theProvincial andCommercial Sale Yards every day from Eleven till
One.
Letters addressed to the Provincial Hotel
will be attended to immediately.
Private Address— Moray Place, opposite the
Parsonage.
MONEY
OsageOrange
Parsley
Radish
Whin (Furze)
Turnips
24 Varieties
From Melbourne,
FLOWER
11
SUITS,
COLONIAL MANUFACTURE.
TheLeasehas six and a halfyears to run.
Apply to Whittingham Bros., Merchants,
I>unedin ;or on the premises.
SALE, by private contract, the
FOREntire
SEED
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
Prices fron 00s to90s. .
STEWART AND GOW,
EDUCATIONAL.
Baldutha and Tapsnui.
TO SELL OR TO
Waitahuna/lTuapeka, Beaumont, Miller's
BOOKS. Flat, &c, that they willundertake theCastration of Colts during the season.
LET~
THE MAIL
Ministering Children
Peep of Dav
Line upon Line
Little Child's Fable Book
New Bible Stories
Child's Albums
Children'sPopular Fairy Tales
Books on NaturalHistory
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE,
Tokomairiro andBalclutha.
T> OPU LA R
WORKS.
M'Cheyne's Memoirs
Additional Memoirs
Thomson's The Land and the Book
l)o.
J-.
ALL
JA .
JUST
,
BURNS'
RAMSAY'S
ROAD
PURCHASERS
CONVEYANCE
Will run Twice Weekly fromBalclutha to
Mataura, carryingPassengers andParcels.
nnHE Partnershiphitherto existingbetween
-L
Messrs Pollock and M'Auslan, of the
Newmarket Hotel, Clutha Ferry, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
THOMAS POLLOCK
DUNCAN M'AUSLAN
—
Witness to both signatures
Robert Gbigor.
FamilyFrayerBooks (small)
Church of England Hymns, Ancient
andModern, large selection
Accounts owingby theFinn willplease
Confession of Faith
be sent in for liquidation, and those
Natural History for Boys
cheap
Dictionaries,
Webster's
ndebted to the Firmwill oblige by as prompt
do.
do.,
Walker's
of their accounts, with Mr Robert
Books on Travel, Games and Adven- settlement
;,
,
Grigor, Clutha Ferry.
tures, for Boys
People,
tor
the
Information
Chambers'
2 vols.
N
s
A""
100 Volumes Poetical Works, assorted,
every author
FENCING WIR E,
Winston's Josephut, 1vol.
Hood's W rks
ArabianNight's Entertainments, 1vol
Nos. 4,5, 6, 7, 8.
LongiellowsWorks (Poetical),1 vol
i
I
do
do,
Scott's
Dickens Novels
ALL
,
O
.
AMAKSFORD.
Havelock.
TokomairiroandBalclutha.
and after the First of October next
/CHILDREN'S GIFT BOOKS. /~\N
R. WACKSMUTH'S
Carlisle's Freemasonry
Private School,
Ingoldsby Legends
the
July 28th, 1869.
BUILDING,
on
mHAT BRICK
Milton.
Dean Ramsay's Scottish Life and
Rattiay.street,Dunedin.
, „
Character
/CONCERTINAS— Anglo-German— New Pupils receive a first-class English educa Wetherstones Road, Lawrence, previously
Smedley'sHarry Co?erdale s Courtship
NOTICE.
with
beparate
Latin,
Shipment,
\J
all fitted
tion. Terms,'|l guinea per Quarter ;
"
andother Novels
Screwed Notes, and warranted. Newlyim- French,Botany, Music, and DrawiLg, half a occupiedas the Tuapeka Recorder" Office
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE,
Cameron's,
to
rosewoodand
Concertinas,
Road
is
in
open
superior
proved
Nev/
ryHE
l'okomairiro and Balclutha.
Apply to
-i Lovell'sFlat Coal Pits. First-rate sup- polished mahogany cases, five-fold morocco guinea extra.
HARROP,
JONAS
bellows, bra s screws to tops, keyholes bushed First
OOKSSUITABLE FORTHE
plies of Coal on hand.
Quarter begins on Monday, the 11th
SIXPENNY READINGS.
cloth topreventratting, finished inevery
with
;
Hall,
Medical
Lawrence
M'INTOSH,
DONALD
inst, at 10 a.m., in the room behind the
Readings
Smith's
Or,
respect as the bestmade English Concertinas,
to
Proprietor.
Hall.
Excelsior
Volunteer
Reciter
and containing all the latest improvements,
MACKAY,
j
Boik of Humorous Poetry
JOSEPH
produce
vibrators,
tempered
steel
which
with
Carpenter's PopularReadings
Princes-street
NEW ZEALAND ROPE.
ESTATE.
WYBER'S
the fullest and purest quality of tone ever
Standard Reciter
Dunedin.
Fenn's Readings
Rope Manufacturer, attained ;warrantedfor Two Years.
Hill's Oratorical Trainer
GEORGE R. WEST'S
NOTICE.
'
would intimate to Tokomairiro
Persons indebted to Mr William
o
« BRUCE HERALD1 OFFICE.
Settlers, that he hs« appointedas agent for Music and Pianoforte Warehouse, PrincesMilton,
must
make
Butcher,
Wyber,
TokomairiroandBalclutha.
of Cattleat my sale, Glenthis District,
street.
animmediate settlement, as the estate ia to
MB,H. WHITE,
(Established 1861.)
ore,
on 31st ultimo, who may havelost
Seedsman.
be wound up without further delay.
NOW ON HAND,
any of the stock before re-branding, arecauHOTEL,
THE
ALEXANDRA
Rope,always
of
supply
of all sizes
A good
Accounts may be paid at the office of Mr tioned against removing the same, or any LargeandSuitable Stocksof Commercial,Plain
on hand.
Molyhbttx,
Port
R. R.Jones, Milton.
andFancy
"
stock branded TM, withoutmy sanction.
ADAM,
mHE "BRUCE HERALD STATIONJAMES
S.
ANCE LL
STATIONERY,
THOMAS MURRAY.
ERY WAREHOUSE will be found
Proprietor.
Glenore, 7th Sept.,1869.
Trustee.
"~~ suitable to the requirements of the Southern
"
replete with every article of—
Wines, Spirits, andAles ofBestBrands.
FOR SALE.
Districts.
T ONDON JOURNAL. Vol. .48, Latest
Superior Accommodation for Travellers
J-^ Date, 8s 6d.
PLAIN, COMMERCIAL,
■andSea-sideBoarders.
hundred (400) Merino Sheep, conSCHOOL BOOKS,
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE T7JOUR
-"- sistingof
j
HAND,
AND
TO
And every requisite in the Book and StaPOEMS, One Shilling.
200
four
and
six-tooth
Wethers
Shipments,
tionery Department,at the
Direct
"«
BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE.
FANCY STATIONERY
PRICES,
Hoggets
ON SALE AT DUNEDIN
200 Eweand Wether
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE.
GENTLE SHEPHERD.
2000
VOLUMES.
"
Apply
to
Tokomairiro and Balclutha.
AT DUNEDIN PRICES.
BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
ANDERSON,
CRAWFORD
J.
InEvery Branch of
BOARD NOTICE FORMS,
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE,
Orders by Post carefully and punctually
North Molyneux.
ENGLISH LITERATURE,
100
5s per
attended to.
September 27, 1869,
At "BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE.
P^^cHknoji^duohw£JL«ppear in our next.
Tokomairiro and Balelutba
MR
J. & D. M'TAGGART,
Jonathan'sBest
" Things
"Brother
BRUCE HERALD OFFICE,
aud doingan excellent trade.
(Established 1861.)
JOHN ANDREW.
("iEORGE R. WEST, Pianoforte, ,-larOT monium, and Music Importer,PrincesOr
JOSEPH MACKAY,
street, Dunedin, Tuner Regulator and Re'Bruce Herald 5 office,
pairer, etc. The largest and best Stock of
Pianofortes in the Colony, including a large
Mosgiel,
Grange,
number by Broadwood and Sons, whichhave September 25th, 1869.
arrivals,
the
latest
in
the
by
been received
most modern styles. All Pianofortes, HarFOR SALE.
moniums, and other musical instruments will
henceforward be selectedby G. R. v est himself, whois now on his way to England.
BARLEY and CLOVER SEEDS,
In thanking his customers for the warm
just arrived, per William Davie.
support he has received during the past eight
DOUGLAS,
ALDERSON & CO.,
that
the
same
supyears, G-. R. West trusts
port will be accorded to his manager, Mr
Manse Street.
Geo. Reichardt.
Commissions for Music and Musical InFOR SALE.
struments will be forwarded by every mail to
will
there
receive
G.
R.
West's
England, and
-t f\f\(~\ Acres Freehold, first-class
immediateattention.
Xv/Uv/ fattening country, with or
I
every
mail
New and Popular Music by
Telfer, will
firm,
of
the
Mr
Tuner
fl^The
without Stock. Apply to
visit Tokomairiroand Clutha early in OctoJ. lURNBULL,
ber.
Tuturau.
A LARGE STOCK; OF
NEW
SEEDS.
/^OMLCAL
HE Otokia Post Office Store, East
M'Kegg,
YankeeDrolleries
Taieri,now occupied b3' Amos
Horse "CLYDESDALE."
For particulars, apply to the Proprietor,
EOBERT
TO LEND on Good Freehold
Security,in sums from £100 to £2,500.
Interest 10 per cent. Apply te
CONNELL AND MOODIE,
Parsnips
Rhubarb
Paul's Parsonage. Letter,
answered; fee, One Guinea.
Carrots
Cauliflower
WOOLPA CIS.
CORN
SACKS.
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(
.:
TEA S.
NEW
HEW
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S U G A R 8>-
DUNEDIN,
R O,
TOKOl A;I>RI
AND
MOLYNEUX FLOUR.? vria
NEW
OAT MBA;L\
p
7
STEW ART AND G OW,
Balclutha and Tapanm.
a Dancing
A. B, COOK will open
MRClass
mthe Volunteer, Hali Milton,
(
r
7.30 p.ia.
onThursday Evening, 7th inst., at
Intendingpupils will please applj
Cook, atFrank Grant's MiltoaHotel.
%
?
at
Mr Cook also purposes opening a class
are
Waihola.Gorge,so soonas arrangement
completed.
WEI)NESi>AY, OCTOBER 13,
THE BBUCE HEEALD,
1869
MISCELLANEOUS.
HORSES-
HORSES.
IF YOU WISH A GOOD FAMILY
T9
MEDICTNE,
TRY
PETTIT'S
PILLS
rREPABED Br
E. P.E
T,
* T TI
ANTIBILIOUS
ChemistJTokomairiro.
—
i
THIS
_^^UJ^.
SEASON,
TRAVEL
Mokerita,
STAND this season, at
IN THE
Mataura, the
WAREPA, POPOTUNOA,
MOLYNEUX,
THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE
"
TE HOUKA, AND WAIWERA
TO
Sold by the following Agents : Coombe,
Woolshed; Hibbard and Co., Waitahuna ;
Williams, Adam's Flat; Hilgendorf, Wainola ;Hutchins,Clutha Ferry ;Keen, Lawrence,
PRIAM."
"Priam" was imported from New South
llaa
Wales to Canterbury by W. H.Harris, Esq.,
fPENDERS wanted, for Making andBurn- in whosecelebratedstud he served two seasons.
He is a beautiful dark chestnut, with splendid
ing 20,000 Bricks. Firewood found.
and fine action, combined with a good
bone
GREY,
W.
temper, and stands15& hands high.
Waihola.
DISTRICTS,
Callingat Smith Bros.', Inch Clutha,
The Draught Stallion
<" THANE OF CLYDE."
PSALMODY.
The following address was prepared and
intended to be delivered at the recent
Presbytery meeting at Balclutha, but as
the gentleman had not an opportunity ot
doing so, he has sent it to us for publication :
Moderator: I
intend to offer a few
remarks on the very important question
now under discussion, namely, Church
Psalmody. Whatever good may be in
paraphrases and hymn3of man's composition, and whatever value may be attached
to thesej yet Ihold that they are really
not needed in the praising of Godin public,
because the Psalms of David are sufficient
in themselves for that high and noble pur " j
pose. That these psalms are sufficient in
every respect for a psalter in divine worship, Ishall now endeavor to shew. If
this can be made out there can be no absolute necessity for the introduction of
shall
hymns into our church psalmody. I
—
3
over spiritual enemies. The ancient Jews suitable psalm book wherewith to r»rai«e
were always taught to regard the Messiah his name, but he has given us no pr-iyer
as the capital subject of the psalter, and the l>ook. The Lord's Prayer is the only form
early commentators of the psalms give a of prayer which is enjoined upon us. «nd
spiritual meaningto them. Bishop Chand- if is more a model of prayer thana prayer.
ler remarks that the Jews must have un- We have free scope ot language in our
derstood David, their prince, to have been prayers, as is seen from the injunctions
a figure of Christ : they would not other- to prayer, and the examples of prayers,
wise have made his psalms part of their in The Word ot God ; but there is no
daily worship, nor would David have de- evidence of any kind in the Word of God
livered them to the church to be so em- that we have any such five scope of lanployed were it not to instruct and support guage in our praising God, beyond the
them in the knowledge and belief of this Psalms of David. These psalms have
fundamental article. If the Messiah were been ordained, and inspired, and written
not concerned in the psalms, it were ab- to suit the case of every godly person in
—
surd to. celebrate twice a-day in their praising God, whatever that case may be.
public devotions the events of one man's Paraphrases. A. paraphrase ot any
PEDIGREE : "
life who was deceased so long ago as to portion of inspired scripture is a free interpedigree :
have no relation now to the Jews, and the pretation of that portion of scripture, and
Horse
THANE
Entire
Clydesdale
invited for the erection of " Priam," by "
of their affairs, or to tran- one which sets forth its meaning clearly
fTTENDERS
circumstances
dam, Crucifix ; by
OP CLYDE" was bred by Thomas
-*- Presbyterian Manse, Clinton, Popotu- Tross, "
scribe whole passages from them into their and fully. A paraphrase of scripture may
out of Kathleen O'More, both im- Young,Esq., Renfrewshire, Scotland ;sire,
for the coming of the Messiah. be written either in prose or in verse.
prayers
noa, to bereceived on or before the 30th in- ported from England to New South Wales by
the far-famed and well-known stallion "Surthe
same principle it is easily seen The paraphrases which our Churchuses in
Upon
stant, at 2 p.m. Plans, &c, to be seen at the Mr Katto. "iEther," imported to New
Lanarkshire ; his
objections
Murdoch,
that
the
which seem to lie praising God, are songs or psalms inter-'
prise,"bred
by
Mr
store of Messrs Stewart and Go , Balclutha, South Wales, was bred by the Duke of grandsire was the celebratedClydesdale horse
against
the
use
of
the
Jewish services in preting certain passages of inspired writ,
here quote some passages from Home
and at the office of
cease at once. and may be called mutrical translations of
j " Wallace."
congregations
Christian
Grafton.
with
myown
along
Hooker and Hammond
By
substituting
"
"
Messiah
for David, the these passages; and thus they are much
Further remarks are unnecessary, as his
R. A. LAWSON,
Surprise was out of the famous mare remarks: "The psalms are an epitome gospel lor the law, the church Christian akin to the Psalms of David in metre.
Bible,
purposes
to
of
deadapted
first-class "Comet," the first-prize taker for many- of the
the
squeeze it,
Architect. sireand grandsireproved themselves
votion,the treat occasionally of the creation, for that of Israel, and the enemies of the Take a bunch of grapes, and
out
race horses. For further pedigree,see N.Z. years. "Furprise" took several first prizes
of
substance
a
deal
you
get
great
other,
psalms
the
and
and formation of the world,thedispensation one for those of the
Such,
TO PLOUGHMEN.
Wales f.tud Book, page 67.
when two j'ears old ; when three yearsoldhe of providence, and the economy of grace; are made our own. Nay, they are with of it"to refresh and strengthen you.
Every care takenof mares seat to this horse,J took the first prize at Glasgow, and a pro- the transactions of the patriarchs ; the more fulness and propriety applied now are our paraphrases. They are certain
are required forthePloughing
to the substance than they were of old, important passages of holy scripture, havbut without responsibility.
miumof forty sovereigns. At four years old exodus of tbe children of Israel, their jourout into poetry
;
about
Acres
of
StubbleGround
of
50
through the Wilderness and settle- to the "shadow of good things to ing their meaning squeezed
One in five given to bonafide owners.
he took a premium of forty guineas at Kirk- ney
thus they are translations
And,
verse,
ever
and
come."
therefore
siuce
the
and
Canaan,
Rolling
laws,
ment
priesthood,
Harrowing,
also fortheSowing,
and
in
their
Terms, £4 4s, payable before removal of caldy, and a similar premium the following
of God, and possess
and ritual ; the exploits of their great men commencement of the Christian era, the i of the inspired Word
of 100 Acres. For particulars apply to
nnd have the
strength,
mares.
year at the same place; in the same year he wrought through faith ; their sins and church hath chosen to celebrate the gospel real truth and
THOMAS MURRAY,
from
and
edification
October,
;
quality
1869
in
of
of
instruction
mysteries
to
commence
15lh
the
words
these
ancient
thpir
Inverness;
Season
took the HighlandSociety'sprize at
repentances and restoracaptivity;
them; but yet they are not at all
Glenore.
rather
for
that
God
in
hymns,
compose
than
to
Da?id;
victories
tions;
sufferings
March,
Ist
1870.
the
and
of
end
when se* en years old a premium of forty
reign of Solomon ; purpose new ones of her own. For when equal to the Psalms ofDavid in metre. For
A. M'KAY,
guineas and a silver medal was awarded him the peaceful and happy
of
invited for the erection of
rpENDERS
Messiah,
with its effects the apostles, in preaching the gospel, had it is evident in many ways that the Book
the
advent
of
the
-*- PresbyterianChurch, EastTaieri(brick
Proprietor. at Glasgow ;at eight
3'ears oldhe took a pre- and consequently his incarnation, birth, occasion to rejoice in beingcounted worthy Psalms was written,for the expresspurpose
~
and stone), to be lodged withR. Somerville,
THE
mium of fiity gnineis and the first prize at life, passion, death,resurrection, ascension, to suffer for their master's
— sake, they sing of being used in praising God in the conKirkcaldy; whennine years old, a premium kingdom, and priesthood ; the effusion ol tlia second psalm. Sea Acts IV 25). gregation of the saints. At least thisis
Esq.,East Taieri, or with the undersigned,
HORSE of fifty guineas at Glasgow, whilehis stock the spirit ; the conversion of the nations ; The primitive Christians constantly fol- one of its great designs. God appears to
on or before the 16th October, at 2 p.m. ENTIRE
lowed this method in their devotions, and have inspired it and writtenit for this end,
have never beenbeaten either in the mother the rejection of the Jews ;the establishPlans, &c, to be seen at East Taieri and
by the most learned
ment, increase, and perpetuity of the when they gained victories over their and it is admitted
ever lived, that it
country or in the colonies where they have
praise
with the undersigned.
saints
chat
and
had
occasion
to
God
and
eminent
enemies,
"MARQUIS,"
world;
;
the
the
Christian Church
end of
fully
;but it does
most
introduced'
success
end
goodness
R. A. LAWSON,
been
for
his
and
for
the
answers
this
great
the general judgment, the condemnation of
travel this season through Tokoany way that the other porno
not
in
gospel,
they
appear
of
the
found
words
so
"
triumph
Architect.
and
final
of
the
mairiro, Lovell'sFlat, Tuakitoto,and
wicked,
the
THANE OP CLYDE is a rich dappled thfl
intended to bepararighteous with their Lordand King*." These suitable for this purpose as the Psalms tions of scripture were public
Hillend Districts, calling at Inch Clutha
hands,
a-half
is
exthe
worship of
phrased
sung
bay,
standing
Bixteen and
The
and
in
KNOWN, COLIN ALLAN Hotel.
are the subjects which the psalms present to of David.— (Psalms XCVII 98).
in a
approach
do
paraphrases
which
God.
Our
uncommonly
psalms,
applied,
advantages
thus
have
ceedingly
meditation,
Immigration
good-tempered,
Agent)
and what is there necessary
(late
active^ our
£5, payableat the end of the sea- and has an excellent
not, however finely certain degree to the Psalms of David in
combinations
Terms,
fresh
have
During
not
psalms
for
man
to
know
whichthese
are
constitution.
Opened Labor Exchange and Agency Office son; Groom's Fee, ss, payable at time of
may be executed ; for besides their metre, in so far as they embody the meanthe last four years he has proved himself a able to teach ?. They are, to beginners, an these
for FarmandDomesticServants, Shepherds, service. Guarantees as per arrangement.
incomparable
fitness to express our senti- ing of the inspired Word of God, or are
easy and familiar introduction, a mighty
sure foal-getter of superior stock. He gained
they
are.
at the same time, memo- a true translation of it ;yet, however good
ments,
knowledge
mare3conveniently the first prize at the Southland Agricultural augmentation of all virtue and
paddock
for
A
clover
of,
to, former merciesand they may be in hat respect, they are not
appeals
dings,
Princesstreet Dunedin
and
Mercer'sBuil
in such as are entered before, and a strong rials
situated at Mr Hislop's, South Tokomairiro,
acknowledgments at all equal to these psalms, and cannot
are
They
1867,
Grand
Show
in
deliverances.
Society's
andPastoral
perfect
among
confirmation to the most
at 2s 6d, per week. All care taken, but no
accomplished.
They point for once be com[tared to them. Indeed,
ANTED TO SELL.— The Old Build- resDonsibility incurred.
prophecies
and was awarded a premium of a gold meda others. Heroical magnanimity, exquisite of
the
connection
between
the
old and whatever good may be in them, can be
wisdom,
11ISLOP AND HAMILTON.
out
ing Mateiials of the late Catholic
exact
justice,
moderation,
grave
at the TokomairiroAgricultural andPastoral
teaching
us to got far better in 'he Psalms of David, and
October,
dispensations,
thereby
Ist
1869.
new
patience,
Chapel, Tokomairiro, consisting of Roofing
Society's Grand Show held last year, and was repentanceunfeigned, unwearied
substituted for these
the mysteries of God, the sufferings of admire and adore the wisdom of God in they can never be
Iron,Doors, Sashes, Timber,Bricks, &c, &c
and,
although we would
reckoned by competent judges to be the best Christ,
;
we
or
of
Zion
both,
furnishing,
songs
and
while
read
the terrors of wrath, the comforts
them below their own
Apply at once, to H. C. M'Cormick, Conan
not
them,
variety
depreciate
bred horse inNew Zealand.
sinir
inexhaustable
of
the
providence
the
works
ot
over
this
grace,
of
were they now
tractor for new works.
"THANE OF CLYDE," when two and world, and the promised joys of that world noblest matter that can engage the con- value, yet we believe that
it would be
our
expunged
psalmody,
from
three j'ears old, took several first-class prizes whichis to come ; all good, necessarily to templation of man.
people
Christian
found
that
the
best
of
the
travel
this
season
in
the
Inch
Clutha
done,
had,
or
this one 2. But many are ready to object to the
SECTIONS of LAND in the Town. npO
in Scotland. His dam was the celebrated be either known or
-*OQ
least.
th«
want
of
them
*J*J ship ofLawrence will be offered for
North Molyneux, Kaitan»atß, Clutha
celestial fountain j'ieldeth. Whatever psalms because some passages in them are would feel Hymns
mare "Matchless," never beaten in her day. grief
still further resale by public auction in the Court House, Feny, Kailiiku, and VYarepaDistricts, the
or disease may enter into the soul of not suitable, to their condition.
As for Hymns.— scripturalare
and
spiritual songs,
closely
"THANE
CLYDE"
is
related
OF
man, and whatever wound or sickness may instance, how can they sing psalms when moved from
Lawrence, on Tuesday, 26th October, 1869,
CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE
"
relate
to scripture
although
they
may
Black,
Westthorne,"
purchased
by
to
Neil
him,
yet there is in this treasure- they are in prosperity, or psalm 33 when
" CHARLIE,"
affect
at noon. Upset price, £2 each. For details,
Hymns are
subjects.
spiritual
truths
and
Esq., and imported to Australia a few years honse a present comfortable remedy at all they are in health, or psalms 51 when they
see Government Advertising Sheet.
squeezed,
"
grapes
times ready to be found. Itis full of sweet know that they have not been guilty of not the bunch of divine
Bred by Mr JohnBarr. By LordPaisley," back, where he was never beaten.
they are
but
are,
paraphrases
the
counsels, divine raptures, humble comTT7V3R LEASE, on reasonable terms, 50 out of the celebrated mare Blanche, winner
same that
berry, of the
Prize will be awardedby the owner plaints,hearty expressions love to God. any open and scandalous sin ? The
-*A
one
generally
formed
from
*£*
of
"
''
objection may be as legitably made against
Acres in the Clarendon District, for of first prizes at all the shows in which she
of the THANE OF CLYDE lor the best Sometimes we find David swimmingin his a book of pharaphrases and hymns, and we bunch, and on that account they have not
J
the period of seven years, adjoining Coal competed.
spiritual
tears, sometimes ravished with his joys, hold that every passage m the psalms is the amount of juice and truth and
"Charlie " is lour years old, and stands17 Fily Foal at foot, andlikewisethe bestHorse sometimes
paraMine belonging to Mr Riddell.
that
is
in
the
in
them
edification
distrust,
eclipsed with
some- matter for meditation, and christiaus are j
Foal, shown the followingyear at the Moly"
from
times raised with confidence. The psalms profited by contemplating on them. For phrases. Hymns are generally made
Apply v Bruce Herald Office. hands high; and in his first season, as a three neux Show.
may
be
single
or
taken
it
mottoes,
words
are a Christian's choicest oracle to fly to at instance, in psalms 51 we may meditate
year old, has provedhimselfa sure foal getter,
it may be not from
and
scripture,
from
ss.
TERMS
£4
especially
NOTICE.
all
but
in
times
of
distress.
times,
psalm
;
on the grievous nature t>f sin and in
andis allowed to be one ofthebest Provincialwithout a motto
But we may not dilate lunger on the suf- 6, we may meditate on the mournful and scripture, and it may be
Groomage, ss.
ijmore of the
require
they
bred horses in theProvince.
;
all and hence
ficiency of the psalms alone as a book of
both here and here- at
fiIHE Finegand Road Board hereby give
working up of the human art, and 'the
First-class paddock accommodation at 3s praise to be rsed in our public worship of ruinous effects of sin
after.
~*~ notice that they have applied to the
wire-drawing of the mere versifier, and
Terms, £4 ; Groom's Fee, 59, payable at per week, at Newmarket Stables, Balclutha God. In all ages since their composition,
And again, whatis not now oui- con- both their sentiment and their poetry are
3.
General Road Board to levy a rate of Is per time ofservice.
at
Aitken's,
paddock
they have been considered for that purpose dition may be afterwards our condition
also
accommodation W.
flowing
by the best of men sufficient. They have If we fall, psalm 51 will be suitaUe for us. very much forced, and far fro:r>spun out
acre, and that the Assessment Roll for the All mares to be paid for on or before the Eldon Farm, Kaihiku, at Is 6d per week.
are.
much
they
and
often
sweetly,
Due care will be takenofallmares, without been universally used also by all kinds and If we are afflicted with any bodily dis- so as to make a lengthy piece; that they
year 1869 and 1&70 lies for inspectionat Mr Ist March, 1870.
classes of men kirgs,princes, governors, temper, psalm 38 will answer us. If we
in
subHutchins', Druggist, Clutha Ferry. Dateof
aesponsibility.
ALBERT PILLANS,
prophets, fathers, and the masses of the be penitent psalm 9 will tuit us, and so it are far from being rich spiritualmuch
they
yield
paid
for
on
or
before
the
and
cannot
stance,
All mares to be
objections to said assessment, 15th day of
common people ; also these psalms have may be said ofother psalms.
Proprietor,
edifying food to the spiritually minded.
October.
Ist February, after which £5 willbe charged. been found suitable by men for the worship
sing
psalms,
to
vindictive
Such is the character of a great many reobject
4. Some
of God in all their variety of circumstances
G. W. HUTCHINS,
JOHN MACINTOSH,
59,
69,
79,
OWNER
supposing
hymns, although it is not the
that
psalms
ligious
such
as
They
have
and exigencies of their life.
ENTIRE
PONY
Clerk.
devout
feelings
the
of
psalms
shock
character of all of them ; but even the
been sung in the wilderness and solitary these
Newmarket Stables,
is
a
misaltogether
Christians;
but
this
best
of them can ba profitably dispensed
battle-field
PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT.
and on the
Clutha Ferry. places, in the camp
is,
these
The
truth
"NUTSHELL,"
psalms.
taken
view
of
with
in public worship. One of cur Very
amidst war and strife, in the congregations
benevolence, and mis- best paraphrases is the paraphrase of first
that
a
morbid
only
TTTILL Stand this season at Tokomairiro.
saints
chambers
of
the
of the
and in the
chapter, on. the
humble, and at the firesides of the faithful, taken philanthropy, and a partial and con- Corinthians, thirteenth
"Nutshell," late the property of
or love. It is very rich
charity
offence
at
these
of
Christianity
subject
tracted
takes
wood,
and
the
workshop
in the
and the
ToStand this Season, at Meadowbank,
it is a bunch
thronged marts of the merchantman, and psalms; for in reality they are not opposed and lull of spiritual truth,for
Mr GeorgePram.
; yet it is weak
lokomairiro,
gospel,
grapes
squeezed
the
of
the
or
to
the
love
of
divine
spirit
to
of
found,
are
the
devout
places
in all
where
THE ENTIRE HORSE
David's, psalms.
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
even in prisons. This psalm-book seems enemies which Christ enjoyed. Resent- compared with the best of
terms :
hymn
far
from
a
on the subbeing
compose
Butif" you
to Imve been the manual of the Son of ment against evil doers is so
PUNCH
£1
£2
weaker,
-STORM BIRD."
Ifpaid at time of service
and
drier stilt
in
the
it
is
exemplified
ject
love,"
sinful
that
we
find
it
God in the days of his flesh, for he and
TYTILL TRAVEL this Season, in the
paraphrase. However, good,.
Credit till IstMarch, 1870
£3
his apostles quote from it about seventy meek and spotless Redeemer himself, when than theparaphrases
hard- then, our
and hymns may beGroom'sFee
5s
TERMS
limes, and at the conclusion of the last he looked round in anger upon his
— (Mark
£6
South Tokomairiro,
their want would be
unbelieving
private
devotion,
hearted
and
hearers.
for
which
is
they
hymn
genean
supper
sung
Gr«om's Fee, ss.
Lovell's Flat, and
public worship. But we
rally
to be taken from it, for 111. 5.) If thtf emotion and its utterance no blank in our
Paddock for»mares, 3s 6d per week.
" theconsidered
For further particulars, see Cards.
CluthaDistricts.
essentially
sinful,
depreciate hymns below
bow
could
Paul
cot
wish
to
do
hymn usually sung by the' Jews were
value,;
DAVID CORSAN.
wish
the
of
Christ
accursed
when
nor do we deny that
enemy
their
intrinsic
the
Great
upon that occasion, they called
TERMS
JOHN L. GILLIES.
£2 Os oa,
by
good
purposes when read
they
writes
If
man
have
served
any
inspiration-:-"
consisting of the psalms from the he
Payableon or before the Ist February, 1870 Hallel,'
by the ignorant
him
be
both
Christ,
private,
Travel this season, in the Taieri,Wainot
Lord
Jesus
let
and
in
sung
love
the
dear
113th to the 118th inclusive." Our
Groom'sFee, ss, payable at first service. Lorddies with passages from the psalms anathema maranatha." 1 Cor. XVI. 22), and the young, neither do we throw any
pori, and GreenIsland,Districts,
or how could he say of hi« own enemy
slur on those who seek the introduction of
THE SPLENDID YOUNG
on his lips. When on the Cross he cries "
JAMES RATTRAY,
coppersmith,
did
me
much
into the public worship of God j
Alexander,
hymns
the
God,
why hast thou
"My God, my
CLYDESDALE
and
Proprietor. out
rpHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE
forsaken me," and with his last breath he evil : the Lord reward him according to yet we consider that the theology
are
people
Christian
14.)
And,
Tim.
IV.
sanctification
of
the
(2.
his
works."—
these vords from the 3 1st psalm,
"'utters
ALFRED,'1
PRINCE
my spirit." especially, how could the spirits of the just far sounder andsafer with the psalm* alone,
thy
Into
hands
I
commend
HORSE
ENTIRE
" for vengence on and that ourpeopleought to get more train-ot
Will stand at the Commercial Stables, TokoFurther research would shew that the in heaven call upon God
mairiro, visiting Lovell's Flat, Waihola, and
of David are most sufficient in their enemies, when They cried with a ing in reading and singing the Psalms
Psalms
fountain,
To Travel this Season in the Moa Flat,
TaieriBeach.
themselves without any other songs for loud voice, saying,how long, 0Lord, holy David, for it is from that divine stores
greatest
can
draw
the
.of
avenge
judge
they
Flat,
Miller's
and
that
Teviot, and Coal Creek the praising of God, but what we have and true, dost thou not
"PRINCE ALFRED" is three years old
DUKE."
"ROYAL
that
there
is
craving
"
blond
on
food.
The
spiritual
our
on
them
that
dwell
the
earth."
Districts,
we
said may for the present suffice. But
"RoyalDuke is a bright bay,*4yearsold, bred by Mr WiliiamBlack, of Milbnrn),is a
more grace and god- for hymns ,and their alteration now and
(Rev.
VI.10.
The
roust
to
some
of
the
now
endeavor
answer
orer16 hands high, fine temper, with great very powerful horse, with perfect symmetry,
THE HANDSOME GREY ENTIRE
objections which are urged against the liness Christians possess, and the more holy multiplication again, may arise from, a felt
and fine temper, and is admittedly
bone, and beautiful symmetry. Got by goodaction,
by those who plead for theintroduc- zeal and sympathy for God and his cause, deficiency in' them to satisfy, just as a man
is by
*lChampion," dam, Jessie, imported in 1863 "the best Provincial horse here. HeMiller,
"YOUNG INKERMAN" psalms
Lord Paisley,"importedby Robert
tion ot hymns into our Church Psalmody. they have the more will, they meditate who drinks brackish waterruns from pool
.by Messrs Emery and Stracban, from Tas. Esq. ; dam, Violet, a very powerful Tas- TS 6 years old, stands 16 hands high, of 1. Some say, "Are we concerned with with increased profit on the whole of the to pool without gettinghis thirsts quenched,
-*- fine symmetry
the or it may arise from a weak and diseased
mania; the same year she gainedthe Taieri manian-bredpure Clydesdale.
and superior action, is a the affairs of David and of Israel now ? psalms, and will sing with appreciation
But
there
is appetite for strong spiritual food ;but in
most
vindictive
of
them.
ss,
with an allowance made on sure foal getter. Eighty
Terms, £4
Agricultural Society's first prize lor the best
mares wereserved Have we anything to do with the ark and another way of answering this objection, whatever way it arise and is felt, let those
hree or more mares. Guarantees as per
no more. Are we
temple
They
the
?
are
last Season, and only 3 missed.
colonial-bred mare, and the second; prize for arrangement.
still to go up to Jerusalem and to worship and that is by changing the imperative for who feel it ruu constantly to David's
the-best draught mare at the show beating
Good grass paddocks provided at 2s 6dper
on
Sion ? They are desolated and trod- the future, and read, instead of let them be psalms and keep drinking at that divine
PEDIGREE :
confounded, they shallbe confounded, &c. fountain, and they shall there be abunweek,
taken,
responsiandevery
care
but
no
imported
Mr Nimmo'sblack mare
direct from
"YOUNG INKERMAN," imported by den under foot by the Turks. Are we to This construction the Hebrew is capable of dantly satisfied, and shall have.no need
bility.
sacrifice young bullocks according to tbe
Scotland and the followingyears took prizes
Fees payableonor before Ist February, 1870 Mr Isaac Gidney from Melbourne, by"ln- law ? The law is abolished never to be bearing, and thus the very hardest denun- to drink at the pools
"' and ditches of man's
in
and
Taieri.
boith Dunedin
kerman," imported from England to Mel- observed again. Do we pray for victory ciations made against sinners, in the scrip- diggingBLACK,
WILLIAM
Terms, £3 3s "; groom's fee, ss. GuaranMilburn.
bourne by J. T. Bear, Esq.; out of a heavy over Moab, Edom and Philistis, or for tures, will be nothing more than a state~
'
ment of what shall befall them if theylive
A gentleman named Tod has been com- »
tees byarrangement.
hunting
mareimported from Englandby Mr deliverance from Babylon ? There are no
£2 REWARD.
impenitent.
mittedfor
trial at Manchester, on a charge
and
die
Mares from a distance willhave a 400 acre
such
world.
What
thendo
nations in the
Bevan.
endeavoring,by
false pretences, to obtain
we mean when we utter these expressions
5. Again, others say, may we not use of
paddock to run in, free of charge, whereall T OSTfrom Mount Stuart, oneRoan Cow,
and;North-Western
London
-*-*
hymns
speech
in
our
of
our
devoin
L4OOO
fromthe
persons
composing
own
as
the
freedom
of
part
care willbe taken, withoutresponsibility.
branded S.C. nearrump. The above Teims £4, payable onor before Ist Feb- tions before God ? Assuredly we must and in singing them to the praise of God, .Railway Company. The prisoner alleges
JAMES CULLEN,
Reward willbe paid'on deliveryat my farm. ruary, 1870; Groom's Fee, ss, payable at mean a spiritual Jerusalem and Sion, a that we do in forming oar prayers and in that ha was in the Abergoldie accident*
Owhiro, East Taieri.
first service.
spiritual ark and temple, a spiritual law, offering them up to God ? Why, for this whereas the companysay theycanprove that
SAMUEL CORRY,
October 15th, 1869.
, / ;
A.
spiritual sacrifices, and spiritual victories reason, that God has given us a fall and he was not.
M'LAREN
&
CO.
: ,
Havelock.
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1
WEDNESDAY, OCTOUJfiK 13. JLBW
THE BBUCE HERALD.
4
'
f
AUCTION SALES.
—— — =
J'^HURSDAY, 14th OCTOBER,
t*
*g
At 2 o'clock.
/("■■
MISCELL aNEOUS-
MISCELLANEOUS.
AUCTION SALEst
MISCELLANEOUS
TBURSDVY, 23st OCTOCER,
At 12 o'clock.
NEW SUMMER DRAPERY.
■"-
SALE OF
DAIRY COWS, FAT AND STORE
BULLOCKS, MIXED CATTLE,_SHEEP, T> HIBBARD AND CO.
Atstd
ESTATES,
flu
HORSES,
11
and
At Lake Waipori.
Beg to notify the arrival of their New Stock
"'! BUILDING SECTIONS.
STEPHENSON and CO.
for the Season,
, ,
are instructed by Mr R. Robinson
Horel,
Bradley's
Commercial
to sellby auction at his farm, Lake WaiitAt Mr
pori, on Thursday, 21st JOctober, at 12
«'
Tokomairiro.
Ex Asterope, William Davie, England, and
o'clock,
140 HPAD CATTLE, as follows— j
46 Dairy Cows
T>^v W. 'CAPSTICK
Robert Henderson,
20 prime fat Bullocks
'Fnrby
I)*' as een nstructed Messrs M
30 two and three years old St er
and Trotter, to sell bypublic
lane*'Hastings,
and Heifers ;and
And are now opening a large and varied
45 Yearlings
auctwm,f at Mr Bradley's CommercialHnt«*l,
100 Ewes, in lamb to Romney Marsh
Tokbraairiro, on Thursday, the 14th October,
rams
—
assortment of First-class Goods.
at ifo'cloek, the fallowing properties :
10 superior saddle and harness
—
Horses
Oojaccount ofCharles Hastings, Esq.
j|
1 Koad Dray
'*<■> AH thatparcel of Land in theProvince
1
Particular attention is requested to the
of Otapo,consisting of 100 acres of The above catte can with confidence be reS commended to intendingpurchasers, as being
Section \Z Block VI; and 50 acres very well bred, Mr Robinson having been at
followingLines,
Section 4, Block VI, situate in great expense in securing one of the purest
j(.
bred
bullsin'the
Province.
xk Table Hill District, with 2-roomed
y.i
SPRING and SUMMER DRESSES
Cottage, and Shed 50 feet in length.
Terms at Sale. Luncheon provided.
"
v
with
fenced,
pos^s
are
700
' 15 acresground
THURSDAY, 28th OCTOBER,
LADIES' JACKETS
; whereas 9 acres are
on the
At
1
o'clock.
and
oats,
barley,
3 acres in
«owh in
HATS, BONNETS
2 acres in potatoes and turnips.
«,i
n
The 350 acres will besold per acre, CATTLE, LEICESTERS AND MERINO
SILKS, FANCY GOODS
SHEEP.
including buildings thereon ; crops
PRINTS, MUSLINS, GINGHAMS, &c, &c
'i
and 700 posts to betaken at valuaOATS, AGRICULTURAL LAND, AND
tion.
e
SUNDRIES AT GLENORE.
—
On account of John M'Farlane, Esq.
that parcel of land called Birch- TTfRIGHT/STEPHENSON,
MEN'S, YOUTHS' awd BOYS'
b All
and Co. are
woodFarm, situate3miles from the * ' instructed to sell by auction,
i
at the
jj
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
township of Milton, containing 301 Mill, Glenore,
Thursday,
instant,
on
the
28th
l
acres (moTe or less) being Sections2
at 1 o'clock,
8r
NEW TWEEDS and COATINGS
of 17, 18, 19, and lof2o; 200 acres
50 head mixed cattle
double
_, of which are fenced— with
(Suits made to order).
(JO Pure bre(i Leicester ewea
1,
ditch and four wires being sheep
is
iproof. 50 acres broken up and in
1000 store wethers
sl
-artificial grasses; there is also a 3SQO bushel oats
roomed House, 4-stalled Stable,
BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS.
Weighing machine, &c.
Dairy Store-mom, Fowl-house, and
J.
240 acres good agriculturalland, being
j
Piggeries, all adjoining Akntore
Made to order by[the BestMakers.
sections 44. 45, 45, and 47, block
1
busn, with 'first-class school within
11, TableHillDistrict.
*
quarter-mileofthehomestead. This
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS
is a property the auctioneer can conThe
above
cattle
are
the
a
progeny
of well
,.
tfidently Tecommend to any person
requiring a first-class Dairy Farm, bred quiet dairy herd. All the stock is in MEN'S YOUTHS' and BOYS' BOOTS.
I
J
havingsuch easy access to the town- capital condition, and the wholefor positive
%
BEST COLONIAL AND ENGLISH
ship ofMilton, wherethere is a ready sale.
market for butter, cheese, eggs, and
THURSDAY, 21st OCTOBER, 1869,
t
WATERTIGMTS.
bacon, as a first-rateinvestment,
At 12 o'clock.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
HELENSBROOK ROADBOARD.
TOKOMAIRIRO FARMERS' CLUB.
"TIENDERS willbe receivedup till 6 p.m,
*on Saturday 23rd mat., for forming and
metallingportions of road in Helensbrook
(West Ward). Specifications to be seen at
James Parlane'shouse, with whomTenders
are to belodged. Messrs ChapmanandParlane will be in attendanceon Thursday, 21st,
to shov the works, from 4 to 6 p.m.. beginning at the west end.
Tenders to be addressed Works Tender,
West Ward, Helensbrook."
?<-"
* '"
VALUABLE FREEHOLD
FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW of Live
THE
Stock, Agricultural Implements,
Produce, andPoultry,will beheld
Dairy
On the Recreation Ground, Tokomairiro,
WRIGHT,
"^
*'
*
ON
Wednesday, the lat December, 1869,
When the usual Valuable Prizes willbe
offered.
—
"
N.B. Fullparticulars willshortlybepubmENDERS are invited until the evening
lished.
-*of Saturday, the 16th inst., for the
CHURCH,
J.
Secretary. Book Debts and well-selected Stock (to.
gether)of MrHenryAmbridge, Tokomairiro"
BRUCE LIME AND COAL COMPANY
The Stock will be open for inspection on
(LIMITED).
and after Friday, the Bth inst., and Stock
FTIENDERS are wantedfor the erection of a Sheets and Lists of Debts can be seen
1 LIME KILN at the Waihola Gorge. en application to Mr Arabridge, TokomaiPlans and Specifications to be seen on appli- riro ; or to the Trustees, in Dunedin.
The highest or any tender not necessarily
cation at the office of R. W. Capstick,
accepted.
Milton.
Tenders to be lodged with Mr Capstick,
on or before the 21st inst.
J. F. WATSON )
JOHN ROSS
jV
Trustees.
The lowest or other tender not necessarily m H O S.
ALLAN,
accepted.
Wholesale and Retail
R. W. CAPSTICK,
AND SEEDSMAN,
NTTRSERY
Secretary.
Exhibition Nursery,
TOKOMAIRIRO MUTUAL IMPROVECumberland and Frederick streets, and the
MENT ASSOCIATION.
Forbury.
mHE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SOIREE
SEED WAREHOUSE,
■-■- will be held in the Volunteer Hall,
Cutting, Princes street,
Milton,
Dunedin.
On Wednesday, 20th instant,
At half-past 6 p.m.
NORTH MOLYNEUX ROAD BOARD.
The chair will be taken at 7.45, and the
Programme, consisting of
Recitations, Dialogues, Essays and Selected
Readings,
Singing of Glees, Quartets, &c, &c,
will be proceeded with.
Messrs Wright, Stsphensoit, »nd Co. report, for the week ending the 12fch vast-, as follows :— Fat cattle— One draft, prime quality,
yarded, brought fully 30s per lOOlbs ;were,sold
privately 30 head at 30s, delivered in town,
whichis the value of prime beef;middling, 258.
Fat sheep We sold by nuction 700 middling
quality from 8s to 103 each ;andprivately,1000
at 3dper lb, delivered in town, which is the
quotation for prime muttou. Store cattle We
sold by auction, at Otakia and Waikouaifci,
bullocks, two years and upwards, fromL4
15s
to L
7
7s 6d ; mixed, from six months to two
10s to L3ss;dairy cows, from
years,from L2
10s to LlO- Store sheep. There are enquiL5
ries for good store wethers and mixed hoggets;
the followingsales have transpired, 6000 hoggets at 11sper pair, and 3000 2, 4, and 6-tooth
wethers at 6s 6d each. Inthe absence of any
freshstock coming to hand, no sales hare been
held. A draft of useful light horse3wouldmeet
a ready market at fair prices.
—
—
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—
—
TheNew ZealandLoanandMercantileAgency
Company (Limited) report, under date London,
August 13th, as follows :
We areable to report by this opportunity the
result of the first sale of the August-September
series of Wool Sales, which opened yesterday
with a catalogue, comprising 2600 bales Australian, 2209 do New Zealand ;596 do Victoria ;
737 do Cape; 24 do Tasmanian— total; 6166
bales. There was a good attendance of buyers,
both English anIForeign, and moderate competition,prices ruling on the averageabout equal
to the closingrates of the previous series, in the
case of a few firstclass combing woolscommanding a slight advance Though we areonly inthe
position to recordthe issue of a single sale, it
may be takenas a very fair test of the value of
New Zealand wool, all descriptions of which
were well represented. The condition of the
home manufacturing districts is healthy, and as
regards the continental section of the trade,
though consumptionis by no means brisk in
France, the more recentreports from Germany
indicate a favorable tendency. Having regard
to the excessively moderate quotationsnow current, and to the fact that the supplies of wool
for some time to come will show at all events a
very moderate rate of increase as comparedwith
those of previous seasons, we aie perhaps justified in considering the actual position of the
article as strong though the process of any improvementmust certainly be yery gradual, and
to any material extent in all probability remote.
The New Zealand arrivals since our last issue
are as under : Wild Duck, ex Wellington, 3054
balos ;Lady Egidia, ex Otago, 4109 do ;Malay,
exPort Underwood, 1460 do;Celseno, ex Lyttelton, 3195 do;Warrior Queen, ex Ofcago, 3865 do
William Cargill, ex Otago, 1644 do- The following are quotations of New Zealand wool :
Very superior fleece. Is 9d to 2s 3d ;Ist fleece,
la 5d to Is Sd;medium fleece, Is Id to la 4d;
inferior fleece, lOd to Is ;medium lambs, Is 2d
to Is 41 ;inferior lambs, lid to Is Id;broken
and pieces, lOd to Is Id; inferior pieces and
locks, 7d to lOd ;superior scoured,Is 8d to 2s
Id;medium scoured, Is 3d to Is 7d ;inferior
scoured, lid to is 2d ;skiu, lOd to Is 2cl ; in
grease, good, 811 to lOd,"ia grease, mediumand
inferior, 6d to 7£d ;ingrease, pieces and locks,
4u to 6d.
At Sydney, Adeleide,and Hobartown, onsame
date, the markets were unchanged.
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—
—
TVTOTICE is hereby given, that it is the
intention of the North Molyneux
Road Board to apply to the GeneralRoad
Board for leave to levy a rate of eightpence
in the pound on an assessment of the annual
value of all lands, houses, mills, buildings,
hereditaments, wichin the district, for the
Tickets, 2s 6d ; Children, Half-price. year 1869-70.
Admission at7 45. Is
C. V. BREWER,
ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION.
Tickets may be had from any of the memClerk to the Board.
During this Week.
bers, or at any of the stores in Milton.
North Clutha, October 11, 1869.
(For Particulars see Advertisements.)
JOHN FERGUSON,
R. W. Capstick. Thursday, 14th October,
LOST. LOST. LOST,
Secretaryat Bradley's Commercial Hotel,Milton,
Freehold Estates and Building
IT) ETWEEN Balclutha and the Warepa
— Sites.
BALCLUTHA [READINGS.
Schoolhouse, about the 9th of Septem- Wright, Stepuenson & Co Friday, 15th
Oct., at Maungatua, Cattle andHowes,
ber, a WATERPROOF COAT. Whoever
f Also,on account of George Trotter, Esq.
&c.
—
A
* All that parcel ofLand situate in the AT CROWN HOTEL, CLUTHA FERRY.
persons having claims against the willbring the same to any of thePostOffices R. W. Capstick. Tuesday, 10th October, at
"^*-LL
M'Donald'd Yards, Kaitangata, 70 head
Committee. of the above, are requested betweenBalclutha and Port Molyneux, will
district of Tokomairiro, fronting the
of Cattle.
t
to send in their accounts on or before the
be suitablyrewarded.
,
Main South Road, containing a ~T\RIVER, MACLEAN & CO. beg to in- JD
a*»
co.
-*-^
23rd inst., to Mr A. C. Campbell,Secretary,
NOTICE TO OUR READERS.
*
frontage of 200 feet, by 250 feet
timate that they will hold theirusual
CLOCKS. Last week we intimated
our intention of
;
Balclutha ; after which datetheCommittee WATCHES.
'*
running back.
Monthly Sale at the Crown Hotel, Clutha
TOKOMAITtIBO.
publishingthe tale Hunted to Death." At
will not hold themselves responsible for any
Ferry, on Thursday, 21st inst., at 12
that time we had not had an opportunityof
11 AAA ACRES. GOVERNMENT debts.
BAILEY reading the work, hut our information as to
will
o'clock,
they
when
offer
about
7ARDS,
On14th, AT COMMERCIAL
its superior excellence was derived from
IIjUUU AGRICULTURAL UND
A. C. CAMPBELL,
Rattray Street, Dunedin,
the Hon F. D. Bell'sruns) in
what we considered a most reliable source.
(bein^c part of
120 headMixed Cattle
—
, A Machine for SowingRye Grass, &c.
Secretary.
Practical Chronemeter and Watchmaker, Having now perused the tale, we regret to
©hag Valley. Notice is hereby given, that
And
the following allotments of land, comprising 11th October, 1869.
3 cwt <31over Seeds, moreor less
fromJohn Poole'smaker to the Admiralty, find that its merits are in our opinion, not
useful Horses
such as to warrant it finding a place in these
30
about 11,000 acres, in the '-hag Valley, will
London,
And
SIXPENNY READINGS
be ope>t for application, in the Land
columns. Our intention to publish it is
Has now for Sale Watches and Clocks at therefore departed from.
Office, Dunedin, on Wednesday, the2oth day TTTILL be
2 do Cocksfoot Seed, do
do.
given in the Inch Clutha
Gentlemen desireousof offering stock at the
of October. 1869, viz:—
the followingLow Prices :—
above sale, will please communicate with the
Sections 9 to 38, Dunback District
Schoolroom, on the Eveningof
£ S D.
Sections 2 to 52, Waihemo District
Auctioneers, or with Gd. Spooner, Inch
TermsLiberal.
Hunting
Silver
Lever
English
in
the
and
Office,
Land
Maps may be seen
TUESDAY, the 19th OCTOBER.
Clutha.
lithographs of the same may be obtained from
Watches, capped and and jewelled 5 0 0
TUE&DAY, 19th OCTOBER,
the various Agents.
Boors open at 7 p.m.
Nemome impune lacessit"
FRIDAY, 29th OCTOBER,
do
do 6 0 0
Do
do
J. T. THOMSON,
At 12 o'clock.
do
7
0
0
At 12 o'clock.
do
Superior do
|
TOKOMAIRIRO, OCTOBER 13, 1869.
Chief Commissioner.
A. M'LEOD.
Do
do
do Compensated 9 10 0
Near the TaieriBridge.
Our readers have doubtless read, with no
Extract, fromLand Act.— "ln the event of
€ATTLE AND BOSSES.
SIXPENNY READINGS.
30-hour American Clocks, warranted
attention, Mr Macandrew's speech at
more persons having made application
little
two
or
0 10 0 Balclutha, published by us two weeks ago.
CATTLE.
CATTLE. CATTLE.
to go well
for the same land on the same day, such land
do 0 15 0 That it has failed, in their opinion, ro
be put up for sale by public auction, mHE Ninth of the Second Series of Read- Do
do
do
W.
T%
CAPSTICK T)
W.
CAPSTICK shall to am.
-1
-*open — bidders."
ings is Postponeduntil
-■-"'" hasbeen instructed by R. Macdonald, -*-*"
8-day Striking American Clocks 1 15 0 acquit him of inconsistency in regard to
has received instructions from Mr Notice The Governmjn has made ardo French do from 2 10 0 the views on the land question avoided by
Do
do
Esq., of Kaitangata, and others, to sell by Sinclair Harold, to sell by auction, at his rangements with the Ltssee, whereby purWEDNESDAY, the 13th INSTANT.
to the
to
10 10 0 him on the occasion of his election
auction,at his place, on Tuesday, the19th farm, within a short distance of the Taieri chasers of Land within this Block, whobona
satisfied,
perfectly
CHURCH,
J.
we
are
superintendency,
deoccupy the same, will be entitled to
Repairs done in a Superior manner at and we are equally satisfied that ttey reOctober, at 12 o'clock,
Bridge, onFriday, the 29 th October, at 12 fide
Chairman of Committee.
pasture cattle on the unsold lands within the
ReducedPrices.
greatly
s~\
Cattle,
gard his explanation as being* not only not
hf
Head of
as follows:
Block, or. paying to theLessee (the Hon. F.
o'clock,
openingof St MARY'S CHURCH,
D. Bell) the su v of 3s 6d per annum for each rpHE
Boy
about 14 years, who borne out by the provisions of the Bill
ANTED, a
-*- Inch Clutha, is postponeduntilthe13th
11O HEAD OF CATTLE,
the cry of triumph and of
head of cattle so depastured. The grazing
5 Four year oldSteers
Apply
can milk.
Shamrock Hotel, itself, or by
right will be on the following scale :
raised by the runholders genej October, on account of the fears expressed
satisfaction
Consisting of
Tokomairiro.
10 Three year old do.
Owners of not exceeding 100 acres will be
rally on the passing- of the Bill,but also
Dairy Cowa, in calf or entitled to depasture 10 head of greao cattle by many of stormy weather occuring on or
first-class
36
as failing to prove that we have regarded
Twoyear
olddo.
FOR SALE.
22
exceeding 100 and not exceeding 200 acres, 15 iaboutthe 6thOctober.
with calves at foot
the Hundreds Act otherwise than it dej
head ;200 acrea and upwards, 20 head.
R.L.
STANFORD.
to be considered. We shall take
43 Head MixedCattle
a"d Heifers, two to four
served
Steers
KEID,
D.
;
40
A FEW Quiet Dairy Cows. Apply to an early opportunity to review his leading
Secretary for Land and Works.
And
yearsold
A. B. COOK, Teacher of Dancing,
statements ; meanwhile we take the opJOHN EDIE,
-*20 Good Saddle and Harness Horses
36 Steers and Heifers, one and two
portunity
of expressing our regret that in
will commencea Class at the Waihola
years old.
seeking"to put himself right with his conWaitahuna.
Hill,
Round
Gorge, onFRIDAY first (15th inst.),at 7.30
stituents he should have,on the one hand^
Termsat sale.
STEAM TO POUT MOL^TEUX
These cattle are well bred, being from
COMMERCIAL.
p.m., inMr J. G. Grey's Barn.
so abusive of ourselves and our
become
PUERUA & the NUGGETS.
Mr John Brook, Manse street, reports:
and, on the other, adopted
Shorthorned and Durham Bulls, and are
correspondents,
MEETING of the Stewards of the last There is nothing calling for particular remark
spirit
of complaint. His
whining
so
a
FRIDAY, 15th OCTOBER,
worthy of the attentionof Graziers, Farmers,
week.
past
YTO CX,
the
during
Tokomairiro Race Meeting, will be in the produce murkft
—
us of the
reminded
appearance
Her
Flour,
quotations:
of
is
whole
conveyance
steady
The demand
at
having secured the
and Speculators.
At 12 o'clock.
Majesty's Mails from Balclutha to the held in the White Horse Hotel, on Tuesday Lls to Lls 10s per ton ;oatmeal, L24 do;pearl words of the nursery rhyme, put by Bulbarley, L2B do :wheat, 63 to 6s 3d per bushel ; lantyne into the lips of the petted, spoiled
Also a mixedlot of
South Clutha Districts, and vice versa, will 19thinst. at 8 p.m.,
as foloats,*4s 3d to 4s 6d do ;barley, 5s 6d do ;maize, member of the family, who, ready enough
of
Goaches
Royal
MailLine
run
his
Sale of
10s do ;
per ton;pollard,L5
75 Dairy Cows, Steers, and Heifers. lows, viz. from Puerua, every Monday at
5s 6d do ;bran, L5
10s do ; to annoy and injure his brothers, yet,
;straw, L2
10s
do
;chaff, L4
do
hay,
Balclutha
BUSINESS
OP
L
6
IMPORTANCE,
arriving
a.m.
at
time),
(raiway
6
—
DAIRY CATTLE, STORE BULLOCKS,
L3
10s when assailed- by them, could run to his
turnips,
;
do ;carrots,L3do
potatoes,L3
is hereby in time for the Morning Coach to Dunsdin,
/"^LOSING ROADS. Notice
;butter, Is father with the whining complaint
5s
fid
bushel
seed,
per
do
;
rye
grass
arrival
having
Molyneux
been and returning to Port
on
YOUNG STOCK HORSES,
\j given, that objections
bags,(
2dper lb ;cheese,liddo; bacon, 8d do ;
GEORGE TAIT,
settle Sandie,
lodged with me against the shutting up of of the Northern Coach ;also, every Thurs' Faither,
14s
dozen.
per
—
GRAIN,
AND
He's
makin'
moos at me,
certainRoadLines, included in the Roads day from Puerua andBalclutha at the same
Hon. Secretary.
The Arpus of the 28th ult- reports :
jibbin',
aye
jibe
He's
1865,"
Tuesday
Friday
situate
in
the
and
Ordinance,
Every
Diversion
Also
conhours.
At Mtiungatua, West Taieri.
Inthe import markets, t ade general'y
An' wunna letme be,''
Districts of Landon, Chalgrove,Port Moly- Mornings, fromBalclutha for the Nuggetts,
QUOiTING CLUB.
tinues to maintain a quiet aspect. Nevertheless,
Finegand.
picturbeautiful
and
Glenore,
Warepa,
neux, Papakio,
Wiltshire Bay, andthe
there is a great promise of business for i.he week, We do not know whether Mr Macandrew,
STEPHENSON and CO. Abbotsford, Lovelsbrook, Stoney Creek ; a esque scenery in the vicinity of the New
chiefly through the auction rooms. In bread- in addressing his constituents after this
Council
of
construction,
wishing
Executive
now
in
course
to
become
Members
stuffs, nothing whatevercan be reported in the
Special
meeting
Lighthouse
of
the
"TTJARTTES
likely to turn
by
are instructed Mr Heenan, to selli
Buildings, allowing visitorsfrom the Clutha, Tokomai- -*- of the above Club, are requested to way ofsales. Flour is quotedat Ll7 to Ll7 10s fashion, considered them as
held
in
the
Government
|
will
be
us,
as
faither
fiercely
upon
perhaps
the
by auction at his farm, Maungatua, West j Dunedin, on Thursday, the twenty-eighth riro, and Dunedin time to enjoy a bathein
for country, and up to LlB for ./town brands.
is no dis- was expected to turn upon Sandie ; or
Taieri, on Friday, ISA October, at 12 o'clock. day of October, at noon, for the purpose of the bracing waters of the Southern Pacific, attend on Saturday Evening, at 8 p.m., at These are holders' prices ;but as therethey
must whether he has returned to Dunedin conposition to operate at our quotations,
deciding the said objections, when parties or otherwise enjoy a few hours'scamper in theMilton Hotel.
*| f\(~\ head of cattle, consisting of—
be consideredin a measure as nominal for the gratulating him3elf with having overinteresteiare invited to attend.
the vicinity, to brace up the faggingenergies
A MatchVill also be played on Saturday, present There is no wheat offering. Feeding whelmed the local press," or the "little
J. MACANDREW, Superintendent. of ourcity men.
grains are scarcely so firm. Maize is disposedof
Dairy
Cows
October,
first-class
1869.
at
4 p.m., at the Milton QuoitingRinks.
seem
WHYTOCK,
sth
QO
DAVID
at 5s 3d, in trade parcels. The demand,howler1 coterie," in the neighborhood, which
terribly.
Proprietor.
as
hoid
Dae*
so
If
scale,
buyers
Coach
to
Bill
trifiing
is
on
rather**
have
served
his
old,
SOUTHBRIDGE ROAD BOARD.
60 Bteers« two aDt tDree years
ROADS.— The Commission- in consequenceof very heavy shipments advised such he the.case we rather think be will
though many holders, on the
And,
ers to hear Appeals against the! as coming forward,
carefully conveyed and punctually
spec lily mistaken, for, if reother hand, anticipating an early rea tion, are find himself
Southbridge Parcels
the
Ratepayers
fIIHOSE
in
delivered.
result of his address
yearlings,
mixed sexes
40
Assessment for 1869, will be at the School- cnreless of pressing sales. Oats are steady at 5s ports speak truly, theincreasing
"*■
RoadDistrict who are willing to Cart
no
reported,
have
been
bub
to
add
signature*
has
b°en
but
4|d.
Enquiries
inst., at
20 draught and Baddle Horses
a small paddock in Toko- house, Gorge, on Thursdaythe 21st
to the memorial requesting him to retire
Gravel for the Board, will please send in
actual sales have come under our notice.
Melbourne sth from the Clutha representation, and which
mairiro, within about a mile of the 2 o'clock p.m.
Latest Australian
1000 bwtalsOats (primesample)
their names to me on or before Monday
October. Victorian flour, Lls ss. Maize, dull will shortly be put into his hands. The
LINDSAY,
GEORGE
Post Office.
of sale, from 5s to 5a Id. Oats are quoted at 5s
Wheat (do.) .
next, 18thinst.
Hon. Clerk to Board.
4d to 5s 6d. The markets are steady at pre- determination to present this memorial
terms, &c, Box No. 10,
Apply,
stating
JOHN FLEMING,
explains the non-voting on the part of
J 10th October, 1869.
eent.
-The -above cattle, art. well-bred, in good
P. p., Milton.
.-.">■■""
Clerk.
condition,and for posittowle.
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The Bruce Herald.
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MILBURN
WANTED
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THE BItTJ C
WEIIjJJESPAY, OCTOBER 13, 18f*9
*
HULTj.
5
am a carterreGeorgeJones, who said :I
Tvpsent (votings and put in new crossings
MILTON TOWN COUNCIL.
The walking show of entires which wasinten-1 TheProvincial Council of Canterbury met for
of Frievening
in
the
siding
Milton.
On
the
in accordance with the instructions ->f
to be lieVl in Milton to-morrow, has been| the despatch of business on Friday last.
wet! as the fact that the arrangements as ded
A meeting of the Town Council was hold the ActinK.Town Surveyor, and that he be; day lash I
had occasion to go down to town
postponedfor a week.
j
met Peter Jones
to the meeting; were such that coi»p»ra" I A pair ofhedgehogs have beert imported into in the Council OharabiTs, oh the evsnins of instructed ai the same time to put tli■>. foot- onbusiness On my wayI
''
o'clock. When we
eight
at
little
past
a
tivelyifew<of the electors, save such as are Tira old favorite ship Robert Henderson, Canterbury.
yvoper
into
repair
path*
his
Worpresent
Monday last. Thefe were
T
Capt. Hardy,
at Port Chalmers on
three or
It 's r ported tha'; a quicksilver mine Iris been J
"Your Committee recommend that the passed the CommercialHotel, saw
connected with Balolutha. were at all Wednesday lastarrived
Mayor (in the chair), andcouncillors
after .a stormy passage of 95
ship
tlse
a form at the end «f the
sitting
on
four
men
"]>;>osite
So'.uh
il
Thames.
channnl on the Main
Ro
aware of the meeting, no public intimation days. She brings nopassengers, but a full cargo ji discovered at the
imCunninghame, .VT'Laren, Duncan, Langley, the cTiamr >ck Hot. -1 and ont a'lne to - Mill- hotel. Prisoner "was one of them. I
A pixk speo:men of the frost fi«h, four feofc in
Gaelic, and
of it having been given ;whilst, as we. cf general merchandise.
in
speak
them
mediately
heaid
street be ?>ror»"l pit-herl :vn«l g»-avel'e l, and
our readers that the| length, was caught in the surf at Oaiuaru, on Good til, and Martin.
tiave been informed, information was con- Wb need sea -cely remindClutha,
looking round saw prisoner and the
be opened Weduesday lust.
The. minutes of previousmeeting were read that *lr Quill bo. uski'd <o bear half the ex- upon
veyed privately to such in the district, who now English Chapel, Inch prove;will
pit 'hing opposite the Hotel. others rise and fellow us. When at Amdoing
penseof
we
favorable,
Inch and confirmed.
today. Should the weather
round, and saw
"Your Committee ivuonmi'.m.l that the bridctfs shop I
a^ain looked
support Mr Macandrew through thick and understand a considerable number of Tokomairiroj We understand that Mr Petchell,late of
Letters were read from Mr .T. Daniels and ditch at no--th'sid--5 <>f Mili-ssivet fro ft the themenrushing onus. I
thenreceiveda blow
,|I Clutha, is a candidate to represent Rivertonin the
thin, and to all the runholders in the residents will be present at the ceremony
F. Twiss, requesting permission to form corner of thy Simmrocl: Hotel to the corner from prisoneronthe back ofthe head. The
neighborhood. These mustered in large Fudsr our colonial exchanges, we observe that ! ProvincialCouncil of Southland.
down, and
Mr
corbespoudent
A
informsus that a Moorlie^ crossings over footpaths withinthe township. of Queen-street be filled in, and that the other two struck me, knocked me
of Saxby tides during last
force, having with them as many members the fears entertained
to
get
up,but
severaltimes
kicked
me.
I
tried
week'were entirely groundless. Instead of high the representative of the well known firm of
Councillor Langley suggested that all such Clerk bo insTncted to write M> Quill to
-of their families as possible ; by their bold- tides
proved v\ otlu-rspoonand Sons, Glasgow has purchased a crossings should be pitched, so as to save the inform him that he can tmt drain-pipes in wasjalways knocked down and kicked till!
they
everywhere
being
experienced,
had enough of it.
ing,up, in several instances, both bands, to bo unusually low, and the weather was desaid ditch to take «>ffany sirrphis drainage to suppose they thought1hadassistance,
' site for a meat preserving establishment iv th.0 expense of repairing footpaths.
but no
when the vote whs taken at the close of lightful.
drain, previous to tha Corporation! Icalled several times for
main
Councillor Cunninghame concurred, and filling-in same.
one came.
The men said something in
the meeting-, was the number thirty (not This district heartily joins in the cry for rain vicinity ofKukanui.
j
prisoner
YourCommitteerv-conunend that k foot- Gaelic, and went away. The streetby
forty as the 'Daily Times'had it) obtained. which is now so general throughout the Colony" A pew pounds of quartz'wasrecently sent from said these crossings asat present formed were
the
along
me
pulled
several
feet
tell Inremargin(Quartz from Stewart'sIsland Itaefj a nuisance in winter.
path from Ossian-'Htreet to MiU-sh'e&t <»i the
Mr Macandrew has thus no grounds for The long continued «'ro light is beginning toand
street bj fomvr.l and the hair of the head, and carried my cap
with prejudicial effects upon the young crops,
j jto Melbourne to be tested. The result ia that ifc
His Worship : The Surveyor ought to be north sicto of Queen
congratulating himself that he still pos- should
to assault
longer
itbe ofmuch
duration our formers has yielded at the rate of 7 dwts. to the ton. The instructed to see this done.
gravelled the usual widh, about, 10 oh ims, away in his hand. He threatened
sesses theconfidence of his constituents. are likely to suffer. There is, however, every
me a week or two ago. He, along with the
Popo-street,
adjoining
that
High-sv/eet,
and
appliCouncillor Langley moved that the
strongly recommends that the reef bo
others, were working on the district road,
There are between two and three hundred indication of an immediate changeof wi-aUier. and essayist
cations be granted, noon conditions that the be gravelled15 feet wideand 8 inches deep, towards the cost of which I
contribute. In
"electors on the roll. The vote parsed in in a few days the crops will in all likelihood be tried at a greater depth
that
Moore-street
be
likewise
formed
crossings be either pitched or the footpaths and
wasting
refreshed.
their time
sufficiently
passing
I
noticed
them
all,
meeting
Board
was
and
deep
gravelled
A
of the Milton Road
15 feet wideand 8 inches
bis favor by only thirty, and these not.
kept, in repair. Seconded by Councillor
A CiXTTHA reader draws our attention to the heUin the oflbo of Mr R. R. Jones, on tho afterchains, and that Ossi la-struit be formed idly, and spoke to them about it. Ialso re12i
nor nearly all, electors, chu scarcely be insiccui'.-iny
carried.
Goodalland
the agricultural statistics reeonl-ly i
gravelled as far as thebrick culvers, 15 ported the' same to a member of the rwai
Tegarded as the vox vopuli A truer ex- ' compiled atofso great expense by the Provincial noon of Sa!urday lust. Thero were present Mr
A letter was read from the town clerk, and
have
board, who told themIhaddoneso. I
feet
wideand 8 inches deep
ef
the
co-operation
pression of public opinion will be given Government;- According to them, the Clutha Goodall (in the chair), and Messrs Falconer, Liwrence, requesting the
know
from this. I
no
doubtthe
assault
arose
recommend
"Your
Committee
also
that
a
in steps being taken to procure renot by
iiiai when he receives the memorial now district this season should have raised iB9O tons Fleming, Brown and S.'otl. The minutes of council,
Shakspeare-street be formed and gi-avolled the other offenders by sight, but
charges
seriously hurt, and
of potatoes, whereas 700 t >ns is nearer the nvirk. previous meting were r^ad and confirmed. A duction of the present telegraphic
I
cut
and
in course of signature.
name.
was
Johnston-street,
junction
to
the
of
lo
feet
Councillor Langley quite agreed that the
Suchinaccuracies are calculated to mislead and j j letter was lvad Irom the Secretary of Public
had to get medicalaid.
Mr Macandrew seems to have been render
the information furnished worse thanusecharges were too high, and suggested that a wideand 8 inches deep. We wouldlikewise
The prisoner cross-examined the witness,
Works as to tho votu of the Provincial Council specialcommitteebe appointed to deal with recommend that section 70, b. 6, lyingbemuch chagrined at the fact that the other less.
tween .Tohnstone and Ossian streets, be pur- butno new evidence was elicited.
over the North Branch, the matter.
for
the
erection
of
a
bridge
Bill, described as an amended Waste
last witness
The usual monthly J. P's. Court was held at
quite chased, to completethe formerstreet, making Peter Jones corroborated the
Lands Act, and introduced by him, had the Mafcaura Bridge, on Tuesday, last week. On I and stating that tho Grovermmmt would bi; glad Councillor Cunninghame was not
the men came
to
him
till
going
along
as
with
;
its
entrance
i:ito
Ossian-street.
That
Johnin
internot been the subject of stricture in the the bench were Messrs Turnbull (Chairman), to avail itself of the assis'aneo of the Board in satisfiedthat they would be justified
gravelled from its up, and said when the men came up proseDouglas and Campbell. The only o-ise hiMrd currying out the work. A letter was also read fering. The department wasnot kg!f-sustain- ston-street be formedand
saw him in the
!>ress or been opposed by the public. The was that, of
was not junction with Ossian-street to its junction cutor was knocked down. I
liv. Hill, for re'ii vi ig cattle oil*
and
if
the
expense
no
t
ing
half,
M'Na
to my heels and ran. I
■Silence with which this Bill has been re- plaintiff's run. Evidence was led which proved from the clerk to the fclxecutivo Council, granting met our, of the receipts for ineisagos, it would with Shakspoare-street, 15 feet wide and 8 gutter, and took
"
Peter," and
ceived appears somewhat to asfonish him, t c cattle to be the property of defendant, and permission to the Boar.l to erect a toll-gute on have to be borne by some one else— perhaps inches deep, and that the sum of L25 be heard him cry murder," and feet.
I
did
returned, he was on his
I
affecting* as it does the interests of the judgment w.is given in favorofthi> defendant with the district road to Fairfax, and mjuo*fcin-j that those who were not so able to pay. Those voted for the purchase of the said section when
recognise
not
of
the
men.
any
to
bolon^ing
the
for
the
Mr
M.
Martin.
however,
by
The
case
of
.Vl'Farkne
was
further
list
of
tolls
to
be
levied
be
submitted
tolemessages
require
settled districts. There appears,
costs.
v. Jones
to send
alone who
Your CommitteeinspectedSpencer-street, Jonathan Golding. when he wa3 in the
approval of the Government. A letter was read graph reap the benefits ofthe department,
to be as much disappointment as astonish- postponed till u^xt sitting.
and
to meet; therequirements of the residents back road, heard some one calling for asVVk a c glad to know that it is Mr Csirgill's from Mr K. R. Jones, resigning his appointment and as a rule are the most able to pay.
ment ; hence the apparent chagrin, for,
the notth «vad, recommend that the foot- sistance ; came to his front door ;saw some
at
Goodall
concurred
Mr
Cunaddress
his
conin
to
meet
and
as
Board.
After
a
Councillor
shortly
Clerk and Treasurer to the
■doubtless,heexpected that the amendment, intention at Milton, he having so informed a
paths, five chains long from the district road men running away, and prosecutor came up
discussion the resignation was ace -pted and Mr ningham's view.
■of the Waste Lands Act would overshadow stituents
be formed aud gravelled the usual width, and spoke to him.
Tokomairirogentleman the other day. We trust
saidthe
evil
would
soon
Langley
Councillor
the Hundreds Bill, and that the latter Mr Cargill will duly publish the day of the Wacksmuth appointedin his steaJ with a salary cure
and that a footpath from the Main South The prisoner saidhe knew nothing about
they
found
itself, for if the Government
afc
annum.
letter
was
r.\ad
Road
along the district road to join font-path the matter, as he was not there till it was all
the
noise
that
the
awd
the
rate
o.'
!Lls
A
meeting,
secrecy
consequent
per
so
high
charges
through
would escape detection
than
derived less revenueby the
ofllosj
Spencer-street
which
occurred
in
the
trustee.
in
be formed and gravelled over. He calledseveral witnesses, who said
disappointment
recently
£roni
Mr
Scott
his
of
Ifc
resigning
and dust he looked for in connection with case of the Clutha constituency may not be
the previous low charges, they would at once 3 feat
they had seen prisoner during the evening,
wide
Falconer,
seconded by Mi- revert to the old scale.
was moved by Mr
the changes effected in the administration repeated.
but
did not see him strike any one
Your Committee cannot recommend
Fleming, a:id carried, that the snae be accepted. His Worship thought the Governmenth-id
of the Hundreds, the object of the amendHis Worship said the court believedthe
anything
Itisperhapspremature to makethe suggestion, The following accounts wei\> handed in and
regarding
channelling
the
the
Main
raising
mistake
in
great
committed a
ment of the Act of 1866. Mr Macandrew but as more trout ova^are being hatched in Dunprosecutor's st.-.ry as the true one, as he had
—
as the lower they were mado the South Road, but would recommend that the given
3
his evidenceveryclearly andexplicitly.
may not be aware of the cause of the ediu, and as we have a very superior pond examined : Day labor on Fairfax and Helens- charges,
should
footpaths
gravelled.
be
advantage
telegraph
wouldbetaken
" YourCommittee have also
containing a large number of fish, brook roads, L25 JBs; J. Holliek, box culverts more the larger the
It
was
clear a very cowardly and ruffianly
"differences ofconduct manifested by the capableitofnot
been
in
comrevenue.
day labor and materials for of, and the
be
advisable
and
try
do.,
would
to
secure
for
LlB
attack
Is;
T).
munication
with
had
been made upon him, and it was
to
the
two
the
Mr
Ch.ish.olm
regarding
public and the press relative
Councillor Cunningh.vne moved that
another consignment, so soon as they are ready Elderlee B-oail, L 318s. It wa3 moved by
absolutely
necessary that it be put down
purchase
of
land
to
require1
complete
Bills,* we shall therefore inform him. for removal. There ia no reason to suppose but
letter be not entertained. Seconded by csr-stre t to Ossian-streot, and havingSjien- by the strong arm of the law. In consideraIlemiig
Mr
and
seconded
Mr
and
bsen
Brown,
by
carried.
was
into
the
all
CouncillorGoodall
and
The one Bill
introduced
thatthe lish formerly placed in the pond are
—
tion of the"previous, good character of the
movedthat Mr J. offered the same for L4O, recommend that prisoner,
House of Representatives, with the con- safe, but it must be remembered thepond was carried That the foregoing accounts be allowed Councillor Cunninghame
the court felt inclined to pass a
purchased.
it
be
Surveyor.
Town
acting
appointed
aud passed for payment, but that any excess over E.Brown be
sent of the Provincial Council, the. other then quite new, and the water for sometime
sentence.
Fined £4, and expenses,
lenient
Edw.
Stewart.
lot
another
perhaps somewhat clayey, so
*
a fortnight's labor of two men will be takoninto Seconded by Councillor M'Larenandcarried.
withhardlabor.
days'
imprisonment
■was not. Of the one the press and the would have a better chance tint
l
or
seven
of
Chairmanof Committee."
of securing the consideration m any appropriationfor the SpringCouncillor Langleymoved,in terms prepublic were well aware ;of theother they success of the experiment.
expedient
that
tlie
vious
that
it
is
notice,
The
various
clauses
were
discussed
at
roads (excepting repairing culjuncil take steps to secure a tire engine for length seriatim and passed, with the excepiad no knowledge. Respect for constitu- As the provisions of the Hundreds Regulation field and Fairfax
Original Correspondence.
was moved by Mr Fleming, and C
It
verts).
in
the
acquiescence
action
secured
become
community,
—
tional
Bill
the municipality. In doing so, he said that tion of the first, the considerationof which
diffusedthroughout the
Mr
J.
E.
Brown
seconded
Mr
Falconer
That
who
to
by
(To
objected
to
it
is
were
some
theEditor of the Bruce Herald),
fully
and
understood, the conviction that
although there
was postponed for the production of certain;
"one, and the same feeling roused them
calculated seriously to impede the settlement of be valuator for the Board. Air Falconer was this, and although a considerable amount of documents, andthe last, the Council feeling1 Sis,— Sometime ago, the Tokoraairiro
healthy
public
other.
A
the
"oppose
the Province is becoming more aud more deep- a'.thorisud to expenda sum not exceeding L
3
on odium hadbeencist upon him ir. consequence that they had no funds at their disposal for School Committee requested rue to supply
"opinion accounts for the different reception rooted
and universal. Ac Waikouaiti. the ether the road leading towards 'llilliiigclon dstrict. Mri! <>f the part he had taken in the matter, he: the purchase of the secti.mi in the meantime. [ plans and specifications for the proposed
accorded to the two Bills. A lesson may day, Mr F. D.Rich, M.tE X, triedvery hard to
j
the public would yet come to see he
"Councillor Langley moved the suspension additionto the school building. Mr Hollick
thereby be learned by Mr Macandrew and convince his constituents that the Bill was a Fleming was authorised to fill the ruts on road believed
right. If a tire occurred, the v;due of of the Standing Orders, in order that he I was likewise applied to at the same time.
was
that
from
the
over
south
branch
bridge
beneiicial measure for the settlers, and
Main road to
be
In Queens- might move the appointment of a eomnutte |Our instructions were to prepare plans, &c.,
"others who imagine that in Otago there is most
the large majority of runholdcrs had been of Tokomairiro river, and also on Bridgeholme the engine would incalculable.
town,°Oamaru. andother municipalities,they to confer with th.3 ofScjr-j of the
no public opinion. The lesson is, tba? grievously injured by it- The electors,
'truce KAtles for what we thought would be a suitable
however,
had engines long ago ; but here, werea fire as to the bandnuisance. He referred to a' room, and at the lowest possible cost. We
there is a publicopinion that, that opinion co%Ildnot see it, and prefe red to pass the fol- road. The meeting then &:.lj-.>urued.
prevent the letter which appearedin the Bi-uce Herald didso and sent them in. They were before
-will find expression, and that the public lowing resolutionsunanimously. (Our correspon- A meetik l^ of committee of the Tokom u'riro to occur there was nothingWetohad
plenty of signed North," telling them they had the committee on Friday evening, when acthe Farmer's Club was held in the Commercial H>tei town being burnt down.
twill respect whatever is imposed upon fhem dent requests us to invite the attention ofthem
water could be supplied, :exceeded their powers in the matter, and cording to the reportin your contemporary,
settlers to the
firm stand taken by
ou Thursday evening last. There were present wells from which
"
"constitutionally ; but that when eight ol Clutha
That in the opinion of this Mr H. Clark, M.P.0., President, (in tho chair), but at present we have only buckets with which he considered wa3 impertinence. He that ofMr Hollickseemedto findmost favor,
at Waikouaiti)
"class legislation is surreptitiously foisted meeting,
He had nodoubt held they had power to interfere, aad if a and they were both referredback to a subMr Rich, in supporting the Otago HunM'Gill, Macfarkne, Blues, Liglis, which to extinguish a fire.
of the expense could be got from the } committeeof the Council were to wait upon committee, to enquire whether the carrying
(upon them, because it cannot bear the dreds Regulation Act. 18(59, gave his support fco and Messrs
the
halt
flight or be broughf face to face with the an Act calculated to injure his constituents by Newbigging;, and Givy. After t\vs pivli ninary Insurance Companies. Up m enquiry Iv* the officers they would not refuse to abate out of his wouldexceed mine by more than
against the progress of business, tho committee we.it over seriatim the found Messrs It.B. Martin and Co had the the nuisance. Everyone iv the neighbor- L3O, and if nofc to accept the same. lam
ipublic, it may expect public reprobation in raising an itnpedement
in
this
Province.
That by fchia Act.
settlement
nuimrou* addi- only engine for sale in Dunedm, and tkecost hood was
amiO3red by the bi^ drum, which given te understand that the committee re*
«the fallest degree, and its promoters be re- undue privileges are given to the pastoral tenants show list of last yosir, when
tions
and
were made, and the list for withhose &c. wouldbe aboutLIOO.
from
alterations
the
manner iv which it was beat pro- ferred to resolved to employ theservices of a
garded as traitors to the public good.
public
at the expense and to the injury of the
thought the object a very de- duced most discordant sounds.
)fcion
Worship
professional gentlemen upon the subject,
was
m
His
arranged.
year
the
On
the
ensuing
It is -rather amusing to see how often generally. For these reasons this meetiug begs
the
the
Council
could
get
if
:
one,
agreed to pay him for his opinion; and acsirable
Councillor
Duncan
You
have
no
ear
for
's,
seconded
Blu
it
was
by
of Mr Grey,
by Air
to record its difapprovalof the course taken
:and how greatly Mr Macandrew and the Mr
funds. The price mentioned by Councillor music.
cording to the report referred to, he has
as
Rich, our representative, in the
Assenbly,
and
advertising
call
for
tenders
for
resolved
to
supporters =of the Hundreds Bill have far as this Act is concerned. ' 2. "That the
Langley might bereduced a little, and a comLangley :Perhaps not ; but decided that the excess above my plans would
Councillor
were
Judges
mittee might be appointed to ascertain what there is very littlemusic there.
only be a mere trifle." Now, sir, this
nought, on the one band, to turn the at- thanks of this meeting are due to Mr Rich for printing for tho current year.
f .r the various departments of tho Show, the insurance companies would give.
: Have we the referee either prepared Mr Hollick'splan,
tention of the public to the amended coining forward this evening to address his c>n- selected
Councillor I'unmughame "
but expresses it disapprovalof his con- and the Secretary was instructed to commuuicite
Councillor Goodall quite agreed that an power to do this? NY>rrh says we have or at all events gave substantial assistance in
Waste Land Act, with the view of divert- stituents,
duct
in
the
Fox
the
Show
bewas very muchrequired, but it would not, and he a«eins to be a party whoknows its preparati>n, and it certainlyis not fair to
supporting
enwinp
administration."
with
them.
It
was
resolved
thit
ing their attention from the Hundreds
'
more thanLIOO. All ths work- something about it. Is there no other re- me that he shouldhave been employedboth
December.
In
cost
much
,
correspondent
A
in
the
held
on
the
firat
in
Wednesday
Herald
Bill,and, on the other hand, to make it gives a brief account of Mr Waikouaiti
merely
Rich's meeting at consequence of the walking show o( entires ing expenses had to be providedfor.
dress than by applying to the Council ? Is bymy opponentand the committee. I
appear as if the public confounded the Palmerston. At the close, an adverse resoluCuuninghama said an engine it a nuisance? If we takeup all these sort wishedto mentionthe matter,as any onecan
'Councillor
"
inst.,
bo
held
on
the
13th
it
being
in
Dunedin
to
*two Bills. This, however, the public ha- tion was proposed and seconded, when the
believe,inadvertantly the commitwould i>e nouse withouta brigade, and there of complaints we will have plenty to atte id see that, I
mever done:j from the beginning they chairman (Mr F. Dillon Bell having failed to get was resolved that the sa-ine in Tokom liriro wnich wouldlie the difficulty. The Couucil, how- to.
tee have placedme in a false position.
amendment proposed, very artfully brought Avas to take place on the following day be post- ever otight to do something in the matter,
am, &c,
I
strongly think it is
Councillor Goodall:I
ihave understood the object of both, and any
meeting to a close without putting the re- poned till Thursday the 21st. Tho chairman and he thought they might trust to the public a nuisance, and it is higii time it was put a
the
James A. Dickson.
between
In
the
one
ithe difference
them.
solution" Mr Bell then attempted to address
a getting
a brigade. He movedthat a com- stop to.
0 up
ithey have all along seen a measure ofjus- those assembled, but was met with "a regular suggested that the committ.'e should, by giving
bonus, or guaranteeing a certain number mittee be appointed to take the matter into
Cmncillor Langley:Iplace it upon t'.io
{To the Editor of the. Bruce Herald.)
ttice.; in the other they have seen nothing burst ot confusion," in which shouts "go to the small
consideration, audconfer with the insurance same footing as stagnant water or any otli3r
endeavor
secure
a
first-class
hor
mares,
of
to
were
alone
coupled
Sir,— My attention has been called to a
distinguishable,
!but the rankest injustice. The one they Mataura"
securing
engino.
a
view
to
an
with
nuisance in the town, as being injurious to letter signed "Tym Panum," which, "lest
with the cries of a disturbed ram bleating most for the district. The desirability of the coursft companies,
"could readily acquiosce in:; the other they furiously.
Councillor Martin seconded the motion the health of the inhabitants.
room, suggested was unanimously
The
audience
left
the
having
but
it
untoward accident shoald occur from
in,
concurred
'
carried,
Woi-ship
and his
and His Worship: The matter was never pro- some
"can onlyregard as destructive of the truest Mr Bell followed them to the street, whore he
which was
delay," has been sent to the Standard for
was thought to be too late n >w to make such
and
were
Laugley
Cumiiughame
one
colony.
they
representedin
of
the
The
an
Councillors
the
iv.
ff
proper
quart
perly
interests
addressed those who would listen for half
publication,and whichpretends to be a reply
arrangements for this season. The meeting then appointed the committee.
it had been so, every volunteer would at to mine of last week. In referriag to Mr
■could not fail to seehad altered the mode hour.
At
the
of
the
motion
standadjourned.
adjourned
meeting
Duncanmoved
the
agreed
once have
to remove or abite the Panum, perhaps that gentleman will, for the
Councillor
"of ;administering ■certain monies; the The TokomairiroSchoolCommitteemet inthe Club, on Mouday evening last, Mr 11. Clark, ing
in his name, for recinding the existing cause of complaint. Mr iYlarryatt should Ljo 1
"other -they could not fail to see shut up the office of Mr R. ~R. Jones, on the evening of
sake of brevity, allow me to contract his
the
labor
for
pay
whereby the Council
about it in the right way.
!
Wednesday last. Mr 'Goodall occupied the President in the chair. The Secretary having rule
cognomento plainTarn. Well, anyone readsource wnennethe chief portion of provin- chair,
properties
of those
Councillor Duncan seconded Mr Langley'a ing Tarn's effusion willat once see that it is
were present Messrs Gillies, read previous minutes, proceeded to read the channeling infront of the
and
there
viz.,
land Inglis, Ferguson, Murray and Church. After
cial -revenuehas hitherto flown
for the work being done. He
ofShow to be held on Wednesday, who apply motion, if carried, would put a motion, and the Standing Orders were sus- entirely composed of personal invective, and
sales. It is worse than folly in Mr Mac- confirmationof former minutes plans and specifi- programme
thought the
pended.
evenTarn must surely know that calumny is
December. After one or two slighi altera- stopito a great evil, as all the channeling
Councillor Langley proposed his "Worjh'p no argument. Tarn has a bad case, andhas
andrew to suppose t:hat the people do not cations for the proposed addition to the school Ist
tions,
the
was
as
It
the
whole
street
passed
programme
correct.
lifted
when
and
Hollick,
Langley
jh
(roodall
as the
sentinby Messrs Dicks and
wouldhave to be
and Councillors
3cnow the one Bill from the other. They buildings
to find some substitute for facts and arguommittee.
(do Ik-no w them! They know their parent- were c.irefnlly examined. After a discussion was arranged that a dinner be held on the even- is done.
i
and it would indeed surprise any o£
ments,
The
chanthe same were referred back to the sub committee
of the Show, tenders to be called for b one ; His Worship quite concurred.
His Worship objected to being placed on Tarn's acquaintances were that substitute
age also, and, knowing this, hence the for enquiry as to the cost of each, and with in- ing
properjeyel,
the committee, and Councillor Martin w:is !composed of anythingbetter than low scurthe booths be sold by auction. A nelling had not been laidat the
"different treatment accorded to the Bills structions' that if the cost of carrying out Mr also that ensued
come up. Itshould proposed.
as to printing and advertising, and wouldall have |tv
discussion
rilous ribaldry, of which style of composithan
by
respectively. LetMr Macandrew read the Hollick's plans should not exceed more
either be all done at once, or let those who Councillor Cunninghame : The parties
the acknowledgedchief. Tanahas
peopled acquiescence in the one Bill, and £30 that of Mr Dickson's, to accept the same. and it was finally resolved to advertise in both wishedto channeldo so at their own expense- complaining should have represents1 tiie : tionhe is
few schemes to beat down the big
A
letter
was read from the secretary to the papers. Members of committee were then aptried
a
channeling
All
the
has
Goodall
:
umiti-jo.
other,
in the li/ht Education Board, intimating that in compliance
Councillor
the matter to the Volunteer Co
their opposition to the
in
case,
to attend on .Judges at the Show, and been done under the superintendenceof the The Council have no power to interfere in drum; and having been foiled each
of this fact, and he may profit by the study with the recommendation of the committee, the pointed
at that he
to
be
wondered
perhaps
it
is
not
of
thanks
the
the
by
chairman,
passed
a vote
to
meet- Town Surveyor, and
him. The matter, and no right whatever to do so. if
should he continue to pursue a further Board had appointed Mr Ross to the office of after
got out of temper. At first, Tarn was
presentplansaves expense, as the parties pay Mr Marryatt had represented the nutter i1 hasenamoredwith the musicthat hemustered
head master of the grammar schoolTokomairiro, was adjourned till Monday, 29th November.
so
political career.
the same to take effect on the IstJanuary 1870 ; Welearn from our Balclutha Correspondent
the proper quarter in a proper manner, it a bandof small boys, placedin their hands
also intimating that the Board had sanctioned that a singular accident, resulting in the 1033
Councillor M'L&ren :If the people want it wouldhave been attended to.
!
them
Of channeled, they should pay the cost, but it $His Worship :Idon't think we have any all his empty kerosene tins, supplied
the purchase from Mr Murray of the section
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
sticks, constituted himself band-master,
occurred
in
that
townwith
draught
horse,
a
valuable
of
L3O
at
once.
price
adjoining the school ground, at the
shouldall be done
p >wer
'
audhis yard into a music halL Was'nt it
as a site for the schoolmaster'sresidence. The ship on Saturday last. For the purpose of per{From Our Own Correspondent).
His Worship :It is only done for the purCouncilor Cunninghame: If we interfere jolly fun .' Tarn being a novice in his newthem
adjourned.
surgery,
meeting then
forming an operation in veterinary
pose of crossings, and those who want
with the drum, what of public amusements, capacity, and perhaps feeling a little bashful,
Invercargill, Tuesday 5 p.m.
A meeting of the Southbridge Road Board the verycommon method of throwing was resorted should pay
balls, &c. held in the same hall ? These a I did'tlike to appear before the public, aud
Provincial
Council
The elections for the
was held inthe office of Mr R. B. Jones, on the to. From some unexplained causa, the animal in
Councillor Cuuniughame: Wherever chan- give annoyance to some. Are we to put them consequentlykept in the back ground. But,
aremonopolising the wholeattention.
evening of Saturday last. There were present, coining to the ground received a twist which neling has been doi.e, there is always a pool all down ? Inever read of anything of tie
Tarn forgot there was a light behind him
and M'Lennfm.
of water at each end of the pitchingin wet sort beingdone in the home country cr any- which cast his shadowon the wallof thehall,
Candidatesin favor of re-union are certain Messrs Hislop,Fleming, Allison,
A letter was read from Mr Adams, offering loose broke its back and rendered its destruction neces- weather. Thosewho want goods taken across where else.
ito be in the majority. This is generally stones for road metal at 8.1 per load, and if sary. We do not remember having ever heard to their stores should pay for the crossing,
and there was Tarn twice as large as life, and
Councillor Goodall:It is a nuisance, and in all his-gloryi What excitement! What
"consideredto be the only means of retrieving quarried by the Board, at half price. It was of a like result from a similar cause.
the
pitch
aad these should be compelled to
ought «.o be put down.
extraordinary attitudesTarngot himselfinto,
moved by Mr Wm,—Allison, seconded by Mr While Mr Win, Hislop, ofsouth Tokomairiro, channel.
the positionofthe Province.
Councillor Cimnin-.jh.aniß : Tf ifc is neces- and how he wielded thebacon! Weil, I
did
Ihat, Messrs Hislop and
and
earmed
Fleming
Councillor Langley asked whether the sary to havea band, theymust practice some- laugh. Tarn getting suddenly out of breath
Businessingeneral isfrightfully depressed. M'Lennan be appointed a deputation to wait was returning home with a dray and two horses,
the laying where, and where but in their own hall. If
superintended
Surveyor
Town
had
had to gibit up." Tarn, finding that the
upon Mr Adam to arrange terms as to thn supply on Friday last and when at the MiltonHotel, the
We begto remind our readers that the usual of stones for road metal. A letter was read from shaft horse, by ?ome mean3or other, managed to of the channels, to whichCouncillor Goodall you put them away to another place you will big drum interfered with his own private
have a repetition of complaints from that theatricals, applied to the powers that be to
"SixpennyReadings willbe given intheVolunteer Hugh Graham, and 4 other ratepayers, calling rub off his bridle, and the horses startedoff at full repliedthat he had.
CouncillorGnnninghame: There were many quarter.
attention to the state of the road at the cornerof gallop. Mr Hislop jumped out of the dray, ami
Hall this evening. .
kick them out-of the hall ; but, they found
of them laiddown before the Council knew
Councillor Langley :Seeing that the fe.l- they could'nt. and so did'nt. Tarnis now at
repairs.
We understand that a match at quoits will be Mr Grant's property, and soliciting some
injj is so strong against it, 1be^, to withdraw his wits end, and judging thathe maybe
surveyor was ordered to effect some small escaped with only a slight shake. When ap- anythingabout them.
played on Mr E. Grant's ground on Saturday The
Councillor Langley: Then Ihope the my motion.
necessary repairs, and to let same by contract if proaching the bridge a party in charge ofa spring
open to the voiceof reason, Iwouldgivehim
-first, at 4 p.m.
The motion was withdrawn and the meet- the benefit of the following suggestion.
possible. The surveyor was directed to employ yan, coming in the opposite direction, turned his Town Surveyor will be instructed to be very
in
the
matter.
Murray's
roads. vehicle across the road so as to intercept tho careful
ing adjourned.
A GRAND masonic ball is to be held at Clyde the dny man on Maitheson and
Do'nt writeany more yourself,but yet some
were appointed t:>
CouncillorCunninghame secondedthe mo200 invitations have been Mr Allison and the surveyor
of
matters,
runaways
Noticing
"on 21st instant.
the
state
and
one who —canto do so in courteous language
th_'
and
Woolshed,
inspect gravel in the river at
tion and which was carried.
COURT,
MAGISTRATE'S
for you, you onlysign your name at the
horse
the
two
leading
getting
free,
>
parted
the
RESIDENT
gravel,
issued.
to arrange to start carting metal and
It was also resolvedthat all partieshaving
bottom. Address a letter to the committee
TOKOMAIRIRO.
We observe that tenders for the erection of a cartage ofmetal to commence on ISth October, company, the leader going over the embankment crossings not pitched becalledupon to have
of the Bruce Rifles, containing a humble
The surveyor at one side of the road,aud the shafter, with the them pitched forthwith.
Monday 10th Oct jber,
at Popotunoa, will be received up till the MrAllison to make arrangements for
apology forthe past, and promise not to do
the
was
barrows
use
of
directed
to
two
as
get
over
the
and
in
the
Councillor
Duncan
withdrewhis
motion
rolling
other,
|
landing
dray,
30th inßtant/ instead of the 16th aa formerly ad* Board. It was moved by
Mr Allison, and so river below. The dray was smashed, but the to passing a vote towards the erection of (Before J. P. Maitland, Esq., R.M. ;and A ihe like again. Tell them that your wife it
—
vertised.
disturbedby the drum, andthatyourchildren
conded by Mr M'Lennan That the resignation
Jones, Esq., J.P-)
Athenceum buildings.
can't get to sleep. Ask them as afavor, not
The Omeo, which, left Melbourne on the 6th of Mr R. R. Jones, as clerk and treasurer to the horse was uninjured. We have repeatedlyurged
ASSAULT.
His Worship then read the— following
Fleming
and
that
Mr
John
of
this
of
theroad
accepted,
necessity
being
fenced,
part
Boardbe
as a right, mind you, Tarn or your floored—
TheGreat
the
yesterday.
:
Tn«t, arrived at the Bluff
WilliamHindniffy wasbroughtupincusto ly !to muffle the obnoxious drum, and every
be appointedinhis stead, a salary at the rate but we have no ideathat the accident of Friday report of the Works Committee
—
guilty
""Victoria** arrived at Melbourne on the 4th with of Lls per annum. It at
v
withhaving
b.e-i
police,charged
was reported that Mr
Your Committee having visited Manor of the
volunteer will say %c Allright Tarn,my boy
130 passengers. The long continued drought Dunn had cut up and damaged the road on was of a sufficiently alarming character to secure sireet, find the channel in a veiy dirty con- of unlawfully and violently assanlting and it shall be done ; you should have come to
aud notice was directed to be that it will yet be attended to. We must there- dition, andhave to recommend thatthe same beating George Jones, on the evening of the proper quarters at first." .Now Tarn, be
had broken up, and reports from Melbourne, Mount Misery, make
good the same to the satis- fore wait with patiencetill something more serious be cleaned out from the corner of Alfred- Friday last. The prisoner pleaded not ,advisedJby your friend. I
to
him
to
given
Launceston,
am, &c,
Sydney, Adelaide, Hobartown, and
—
faction of the surveyor, otherwise he would
lives lost, for instance and.then street That the clerk be instructed to -write guilty. Serjeant Weidner, who conducted
ajl state thai; heavy and steady rain had fallen be summoned for damages under the 45th. occurs a few
the fence "will be erected.
to Mr Bradley, requesting him to remove the prosecution, theu sailed
throughout thevarious colonies.
. " . in all probability,
section of the Roads Ordinance.
four-fifths of the meeting- at ft ilclutha, as
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1869
THE BBUCE HBEALD.
this is
fidence was carried by a largemajority. Mr tLe land was not his fault. Now
Mary AnnBaker,ayounggirlat Windhill,
simply humbug-. On the abuse of the
all
Original
Correspondence.
afraid
to
meet
his
conTHE
MAIL.
is
not
NEWS
BY
Macandrew
LAWRENCE.
near Leeds, has died fromthe effects of hystituents and give an account of his steward- administration of the Land Act,1866, and
A sparrow with three legs hat been caught drophobia. On the19th March last she was
{From Our OwnCorrespondent.)
ship, for, with untiring zeal and undaunted not on the Act itself, may be charged all
at NorthShields.
dog, complained on Saturday THE MOKARETA CORRESPONDENT skill, he fights their politicalbattles at home our grievances. The Act is, taken all in
The novel excitement over Saxby's pre- A letter from TSatal states thatDr Colenso bitten by a pain
THE
arm,
in her
grew rapidly ON THE LATE ELECTION FOR
last of great
and abroad. Any colonialconstituency may all, a very creditable piece ot legislation,
diction is noAV orer. To children it was a has been very ill.
diedon Monday in great agony. COUNTY OF WALLACE.
reckon themselves fortunate who have such and if it had been
continued source of talk, but the more The Edinburgh conespondent of the worse, andHunt,
administered as it was
27 yeara of age,ahousemaid
Manny
a man to represent themin theNew Zealand
advancedin years treated the whole matter Morning Journal' gives currency to arumor
Herald.)
capable
being
administered,
theBract
of
Hundreds
herself
thelEditor
of
London,
(To
in
has
drowned
in
the
SerParliament.
as a hoax, and many of our good citizens that Mr Moncriff, the Lord Advocate, is
She had been keeping company Sir,— ln your issue of the 29th ult., I
am, &c,
| would have been proclaimed wherever
I
(having unfortunatelynothing better to talk about to be appointed Governor of North pentine.Guardsman,
with a
but no cause could be
Flax. wanted, of suitable sizes and of suitably
about) kept the ball rolling. Ihave read Australia.
notice a rather lengthy article from your
for
assigned
the
suicide.
and
other
many
dreams
mixed qualities of ground, and if anything
somewhere that
The Highland and Agricultural Society s Itis saidthat thepreparations forthe recep- Mokareta Correspondent bearing on the late
more than a nominal sum had been paid
things go by contraries,, and why not the Show,
terto
a
brought
Bruce
Edinburgh,
your
(To
Herald.)
correspondentjdirects
at
was
the Editor of tlie
predictions of a would-be prophet ? If so, Iminationon 29th July, with a success ex- tion of theEmpress of theFrenchinEngland, election. Your
the runholder it would have been more as
—
being pushed on with great activity. An attention to certain queries in connection
Sir, Inyour contemporary'slastissuehe a matter of equity than as a matter of law,
for one wonld thank Saxby to predict atmos- ceeding the most sanguine expectations of are
liveries,
the
which
are
to
be
lauded
order for
un- with the above, and since you have not appears to have resumed his much
pheric :changes |every week, if the result those engaged in promoting it. The total usually
defy Mr Macandrew, or Mr anybody
gorgeous,hasbeengiven to Mr Laurie,
viz., dealing wrath and invective and I
wouldbe as favorableas thelast. Here the sum raisedduring the three days has been
deemedit ofjsufficient importance to refer to theme— measure atMr Macandrew. Fifteen else, to prove the contrary, and I
tailor
will take
of
Wales's
and
Mr
;
something
exThe
Prince
Marco
been
without
magnificent,
weatherhas
columns,"or editorially,
than was obtained
Otago voted for thisobnoxious an early opportunity of dissecting the
membersfrom
tremely pleasant, favorable for all sores of L4049, being L2473 morelast year, and L1044 "Vido who acted a maitre d'hotelat Salih them in yourSleading
at the show in Aberdeen
Bazaarduring thevisitofhis RoyalHighness, Ibeg to offerifa few words in explanation Bill. If, as representedby the Standard,' Land Acl, 1866. and shewing what could
employments andpursuits, and thosefarmers j more
was realisedat Glasgowin1867.
than
(if
bestir
themselves
has been sent to Paris with a credit of for your correspondent'sspecial delectation. the passing of this Act deals a death-blowto have been done under it, and in what
who have neglected to
A Louisville policemanpersonated a thief,
complete the services of plate,
that the future prosperity of the Province as far measure Mr Macandrew is personally liable
there areare any such), oughtnot any longer for fun, the other night, and did it so well L15,000, to
Your^Mokareta contributor sets forth
and to arrange with oneof thefirst purveyors the
Bill has already as immigration and settlement within its
"
Regulation
to bear that time-honored name.
Hundreds
that he got shot.
for the present state of the Province. He
of the Palais Poyal to supply the table at
The sale of cattle held at Robertson's
to bear fruit, &c , that it has limits are concerned, all the fifteen membersj says
are being made for the Beylerbey during her Majesty's stay. A commenced
he has been abused for the adminiswhy
single
out
|
should suppose Vast preparations
to
blame
but
taught
;
equally
the
that
the
consienare
yards, Lawrence, last week,I
already
settlers
Emperor of China this year. subventionof L2,000 has also been given to
marriage
of
the
tration
sold
thenumber
and
of the Land Act, 1866, which shut
frouiijamong
and
were
is
a
talent
individual
failure,
as cows
calves
one
wasa
His destined wife Avas Mr Naumfor commencinghis operaticseason tious exercises of their franchise
now
fifteen.
He
is
bitterly
and
viturbation
and is being abused for his
up
l»nds,
upwards.
day
The
was
the
from 50s
for the use of which they will be heldre- roll such torrents of abuse
last year.
inclement, and although there wasa goodat- selected are in circulation once more that a month earlier thanusual ;and he has, it is sponsible, and that the best devised system at him, as if he alone were the guilty party support of the Hundred's Regulation Bill,
said, already engaged a strong companyin
tendance, the bidding was neither nervous Rumors
everproveinsufficient j (if guilt is implicatedin the
' passing of this wliich is to open them. The impudence
the health of the French Emperor is on the Italy, which will be in Pera by the Ist Sep- of representationmust
nor up to the expected mark.
controlled by the expression of en- Act). The readers of the Bruce Standard of the fellow is unbounded ! The Hunyesterday,
unless
told
me
gentleman
decline.
A
accompanied
Empress
will be
tember. The
lightened opinions from the mouth of a re- willbe aptto grow wearyof suchmonotonous dreds Regulation Bill has arisen by the
The flour mill so long promised is to be j whohad seenhim recently thathe evidently by
the Prince and Princess Murat, who re- flective public'J
commenced at last. The timber necessary betrays
fuhninations if persisted in ; certainly they
walking.
in
at
times
great
difficulty
for its erection h:s been ordered, and must This is attributed to the return of an old cently visited Constantinople, and by three Now, surely,Mr Editor, these are senti- betray personal spleen, and, Ithink, are fear on the part of the squatters that wh/m
chamberlains.
the administration of the Land Act comes
— By the re- ments worthy of a Stuart Mill, or thelate quite uncalledfor and border on cowardice,
be on the* ground in three weeks. Ineed !malady which some years ago had nearly ladies of honor and two at
at especially when levelled at one of the ablest, into different hands advantage may be
hardly say that this will be an everlasting proved fatal, but which his physicians were The Destructive Fire Gefle.
anything
if
there
be
Broiigham,
Lord
and
Gefle, in Sweden,
boon to Lawrence, as we shall get our flour i confident they were able to cure. It is said cent fire at the town of
all wanting here, it is that littlespice from most liberal, and most unselfish statesmen taken of it, and the areas taken be greatly
hundred houses and tenements were Horace
seven
next year at something like half what we
(vide Johnson's Pocket Dictionary) the Province can boast off.
' Fullreports are
the
Dnke
de
while the compensation paid is
he
went
to
day
'that the
burned and 8000 houseless persons out of a which your correspondent delights to parade givenby the Standard of all the sensation enlarged,
havebeen chargedhitherto.
fit,
and
a
Majesty
fainting
greatly diminished, andeven the possibility
had
Mouchy's
'
His
13,000,
having
of
lost
almost
population
I
a
quiet
of
the
week
took
inrefercountry
through
the
meetings held
In the Ieginning
it was with some difficulty he was placed—in everything they p jssessed, arenow encamp- occasionally.
that they may find that ihe leases, behind
ride as far as theTeviot(not,as some of my his carriage on his return to St. '"'loud. ing
I
have to complain of, however, is ence to this very agitating question, the
What
the
air.
loss
is
at
open
of
in
The
estimated
why
such a which they consider themselves so securely
friends averred, to get out of the reach
a gratuitous assertion on the part of your Hundreds RegulationBill; but
above L500,000.
must confess London Letter.'
of
Mr
Mac- entrenched, are for all practical purposes
report
to
and
Saxby's fearful waves), and I
Correspondent,
circumspect
meagre
for
Mokareta
the
effect
that
A gentleman who started fromLondon
a Clergyman in SwitzerHorribleFate
of
Balclutha,
especially
at
when
that, however much Iwas disappointedon
valueless, which in srrict pointof law, and
speech
Mr
character
was
a
andrew's
Brown's
Edinburghon a bicycle, on Saturday morn- land.—The Rev. Julius M. Elliott, of defamationof
the public wished to hear that side of the with a government disposed to take advanthe one hand, Isaw many things to ino-, July 24, reached his destination on Brighton,
favorite
mode
of
with
Mr
Webargument
has been killed by a fallfrom the
makeup for it on the other. My disapam pretty well question. Perhaps a fuli report of facts did tage of that fact, they are. There is a
night, July 28. It is stated Schreckhorn in Switzerland. In springing ster's supporters, &c." I
pointment arose from the fact of the ap- Wednesday
gentleman's
certainthat
none
of
that
friends not acquiesce with the editor's wishes at the painful absurdity in the manner in which
was
the
worse
neither rider nor vehicle
from the snow on to the rocks, Mr Elliott
parent lethargy generally displayed. From that
in this districtcould be guilty of such un- time, or mayhave been deemed unworthy of Mr M. trots out his integrity, conscience,
journey.
for
the
jdown
glided
rapidly
and
fell.
He
slipped
left Lawrence until Iarrived at
worthy conduct towardsBrown (to say no- a place in the columns of this public journal.
the timeI
has been pleased to appoint the steep snow slopes, rolling occasionally thing
Teviot, T met only two men on the road. The Queen
I
believethe greatnoiseraisedin the country virtue, and honesty. Whether or not he
of Jones and Robinson.)
of
the
to
be
Dean
Macleod,
D.D.,
sight
Norman
some
over,
disappeared
until
he
from
was
swarmthe
river
ago
by
Some four months
As to the duties of an electoral district
the passing of this Act is nothingmore or has such a stock of these as he would lead
Most Ancient andMost Noble Orderof the thousand fees below.
officer,
your
ing withChinamen, but now none are to be Thistle,
as
contributor
terms
less
thangas. Iconjecture those who have us to believe, it is scarcely advisable to
returning
in
Chapel
Royal
and Dean of the
Twoyoung men drowned whilebathing.
seen; no, not one. Theriver having risen,
contributed,
him.I
have
no
doubt
that
had
correboth by pen and speech, to the
such a display of them on every ocMuir,
your
of
William
Scotland, in the room
Another bathing fatality is reported fromthe spondent asked that gentleman for any in- sensationraised through the Province have make ;
they have spread themselvesoverallthe sur- D.D.,
casion
he mayinjure their ratherdelicate
deceased.
men,
Lake
District.
Twoyoung
each
English
rounding country, so that Teviotis in a state A
formationtouchinghis office onthat occasion, not the realand genuine welfareof the Pro- constitution by too much cold air.
Coupar Angus
at
occurred
calamity
sad
with
a
party
about 20 yearsof age,lefthome
of partial hibernation. But why should it
Thursday, July 15, on the occasion ofthe of friends to visit EnnerdaleLake. When at he wouldhave most likely enlightened him. vince at heart, but took occasionofthis crisis
am, &c,
I
be so 1 Ah, sir, to see the magnificent land on
Iapprehend, however, that the deputy- as a stalkinghorse to gain their own ambisports.
and
athletic
games
Highland
the lake, one of theyoung men, a Scotchman, returning officer was acting strictly under tious designs, and in the future may see a
laying idle on both sides of the river, ab- annual
and
1
Frank Fairly.
at
stand had been erected
went into the water to bathe,
solutelyunoccupied,is quite enough to give A grand
chance of securing politicalcapital.
occupied, but inamedGrant
instructions from his principal.
fully
all
the
seats
were
o'clock
companion
seized
with
His
cramp.
and was
any one a feeling of despondency, andhe no
correspondent seems to be
This political excitement is now waning,
sooner had the games begun than the stand went into the water to rescue him, and both Your obtuse
DUNEDIN.
cannot helpexclaiming that God has given
at meeting two of Mr Webster's and though the Act can't be looked upon
astonished
In
a
moment.
insecurity.
of
eymptons
were drowned.
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
upon
—
privaoy
polling-room
improvement
us a splendid country, but that assuredlj gave
of
the
still
it
is
an
fault,
to
it
friends
in
the
without
escape,
any
time
for
one
and without
A French Tragedy. A poacher, named
some other agent has given us indifferent bulged
forward, then fell back, and the Momble, living at St Denis, got jealous of acting as scrutineers, being duly appointed the state of things it supersedes. The Pro- (Unavoidablyheld over froni our lastissue).
legislators. My satisfaction arose in the
behalf. Surely it was competent for vincialCouncil felt their dignity, high posi
crash,
a
gave way with fearful
mistress, and killedboth her andher son in that
contemplationof thefuture of this glorious structure
person his hatchetwhile they were asleep in bed. Mr Brown to appoint an agent in that tion and vanity a little ignored by the as- The ladies' testimonial to the volunwith
it.
The
everybody
carrying
prevent
witha
district, whenthe obstaclesthat now
seriouslyinjured, and who wasthe last 1 He has been sentenced to the guillotine. capacity, even your correspondent if he sumption that their rights had been inter- teers is now decided upon. The proposal
settlement will be swept out of existence. most
thought fit. But in this your correspondent fered with, had been divested of a power
a
George
Winter,
extricated,
'was
Mr
to
be
Much amusement,' to use the reporter's thought he had discovered a mare's nest, conferred by the Constitution Act regarding to apply the money collected for the purWhat a home for future generations:how
Death
unconscious.
quite
He
was
pose of purchasing a set of colors, to the
by
the proexpression, was createdin Court
many happy homes and smiling faces will tailor.
to his sufferings about a quarter duction of a miniature bed and two dolls in and his tone as regards the election, is so the proclamation of Hundreds. Such a purchase of a set of medallions was so
an
end
put
be there!
Mr Webster's supporters, power they never possessed ; the recomhour after he had been taken out of it, in order to show the intelligent jury the inveteratetowards
Thefew settlers sparsely located over the of an
so petty and spiteful throughout as not mendations of Hundreds was the only power generally condemned, that the committee
ruins.
couple
the
positionin
unmistakable
which
the
murdered
were
district are beginningto show
have granted, and still they have the exercise of of ladies decided to abandon the idea. At
new claimant for the Breadalbane Peer- found. When asked by the judge what he worthy of perhaps the prominence I
signs of vitalityand courage. Lontf lines of ageAhas
this letter.
that powerin its entirety. In the meantime, a meeting a few days ago, it was resolved
Majorgivenit
in
person
the
of
in
appeared
victims,
his
the
did after he murdered
'
fences are being constructed, and large areas
—
questions
I
would
remark
that
so
far
of greater import and significance that L55 of the sum collected,be investad
conclusion,
Colonel
of
the
In
Fraser,
late
Simon
placed the bodiesin a
prisoner replied I
enclosed. Had our lordly squatters done General
engross
Regulation
ought
to
as
Hundreds
Act
has
borne
to
the attention of people and in the names of the field officers and
Fraser
claims
the
Royal
Marines. General
goodposition,kissed them, andthen left the fruit in this quarter, I
half as much on their various runs as these
the
majority
equitable
believe
of
statesmen
the
and just adminis- Adjutant as trustees, to apply the annual
;
of
Bruce
royal
houses
descended fromthe
house."
poorhard working men havedone, we should be Stuart.
thebonafide settlershailit a boonthan other- trationof the Acts passed demand the seri- proceeds in the purchase of a suitable priza
Englishand
Kilmarnock.
An
arojnd
Elopeir.ent
at
now see fine farms in all directions
that affords ous and unbiassed consideration of counEmmanuel has made Prof. mannamedGeorgeRepply, whowasa lodger wise, as they wouldany measures
Kin? Victor
to be given to the best scorer in the priza
the home establishment. But, alas, all we Frederick
against that trybid cillors during the recess.
protection
Natural
them
some
of
the
Director
M'Coy.
eloped
or otherwise as they may appoint,
firiug,
cansee around most of them is a small en- History Museum of Melbourne, South Aus- with John Tweedie, Kilmarnock has
your
am, &c.
species of cockatoo to which Ipresume
I
with Tweedie's wife. The faithless woman, Mokareta Own Correspondent " belongs ;
closure, containing a few cabbages, a few tralia, a
to be denominated the "Ladies' Prize,"
and
Order
of
the
Reader.
Royal
his
Knight
of
who is much younger than her husband, those who live principally by taking cattle
potatoes, and a few gooseberries. No class
6
be devoted to
and that the remaining L
of Italy."
robbedthe house of almost every article of Ion terms, and occupying the Hundreds with
have shown more indolence in causing and Crown
27,
July
purchase
prize
Oxford,
of
on
the
of
a
for
the current
University
At
the
besides
a
considerable
sum
of
assuredly
clothing,
none
furtheringimprovements,and
alltherubbish they can collect, to the detri- MACANDREW AT THE CLUTHA. year.
conferred
of
D.C.L.
was
degree
honorary
the
to
to
They
supposed
are
havegone |ment of their bona
money.
have more perseveringly obstructed settleneighbors. It is to
fide cockatoes
(To the Editor of theBruce Herald.)
Mr Longfellow, the poet, who was, it America.
On Thursday last, Mr Justice Ward dement. Thi3 district, in every thing as re- uponbe
of
that large
Cambridge
pastoral
at
this
class
remembered,
detained
'
will
gentlemen
exalted
who
make
the
Injudgment in the case of Driver v.
The
livered
interest
in
Mr
Macandrew.
gards crops, fruit, trees, &c., is considerably last
take a great
is indispensible, I
year, and so prevented from attending dex of Rome do not seem in a much greater Hundreds and free grass they
Henningham, in which a rule nisi had
further advanced than Lawrence ; and as for
end
men
above
the
ability,
and
as
a
means
to
this
are
unceasWe
have
of
many
Commemoration.
hurry than ordinary index-makers and cata- ing in their endeavors to set class against
must confess it is a pleasure to see the Oxford
grass, I
average, but men of genius are scarce. Mr been obtained calling upon the defendant
The Prince and Princess of Wales have loguers in general. The last effort of that class,
the few cattle that are to be seenin a con- visitedManchester
and create antagonism where none M.'s talent for getting out of difficulties is to show cause why an attachment should
Hull.
At
Manchester
and
been
epibody
has
mysterious and learned
ditionthat would tempt any one with
shouldexist.
they attended the exhibition of the Royal
as great,in its way, as anything on such not issue against him for contempt of
curian proclivities. It is a further satisfac- Agricultural Society,and at Bulltheyopened directed against a work on moral theI
am, &c,
Bishop
Traja,
2500
Monte
Cionde
de
correspondent
ology
by
to
find
that
a small scale can well be. Hedge him court on the ground that subsequent to
to
your
tion
Docks. The prince has also of Rio de Janeiro. The Avork appeared
Scrutineer. round,
libel, and while
New
Albert
the
selection.
open
land
is
now
for
acres of this
nail him down, cover him over with his committal for trial forpending,
of Mr Peabody in the exactly thirty years ago, and by thia time
the
statue
unveiled
I
must
was
he pubblock,
prosecution
is
Island
the
still
As to what calledthe
his iniquities, and bind him with his transLondon, which is erected opposite whatpoison it may have contained may well
can see no chance of its ever City of
in
his
newspaper,
confess that I
TAPANUI.
lished
a
certain
article
him
room
gressions,
allow
elbow
for
royalhighnesses
but
xchange. Their
paying as a goldfield, and therefore the the RoyalEWildbad,
be supposed to have worked itself out. But
on the case, and
taking the waters.
his tongue, and his iniquities melt away, the Echo,' commenting course
at
(To the Editor of the Bruce Herald.)
summons
to the Bishop
worse
still
is
the
sooner it is given to those willing to oc- are nowArm
to
the
of justice.
Lkg.
pervert
matchofcricket
calculated
A
from
his
wrists
like
v.
One
and
cords
loose
—
One
the
himself to surrender bodilly." The poor Sir, Your correspondent at Tapanuiapcupy the better. Had this been done six
contempt
one
arm
and
held
that
a
had been
with
His
Honor
players
dead and buried these six pears to be either laboring under a heavy the greenwithes from Samson's. He is like committed,
monthsago, what a difference would it now between eleven
in imposing a penalty he
leg played at Colchester. man has been
one
but
eleven
with
whoha'e
naughty
youngsters,
one
of these
present.
seam of moleskin or else thepainfuleffects of
circumstances, of
day the one arms hadthe years.
The roads throughout are good with the During the whole result
The precisetitle of the Viceroy of Egypt a love disappointment;for ever since our always the excuse, the explanation, or th« would take the peculiar
was -One arm, Ist
best
of
it.
The
of
the
curiosity
public,
excitedsome
among
exceptionof a few places, but thenumber
bachelors' fcallhe has only beenpayingatten- denial ready, and has, unfortunately, like the case into consideration. The article
innings, two wickets down, has
men employed will, if the weathercontinues innings, 36 ; 2nd
and we take the opportunity of informing tion to somethingless thanhalf of what has them, little regard for truth or honesty. complained of was (in his Honor's opinion)
innings,
;
innings,
Ist
29
2nd
leg,
One
good, soon place them in a creditablecondi- 43.
our readers that the exact designation of passed. 1see, in your issue of the 22nd
a foolish one, both as being a contempt;
19. Some fun was created after thematch this potentate is Khidivis Missr.
The Sept., an articlewherehe teaches slightly on Sober fathers are confounded by the glibe and also on the ground that if anindicttion. The materials for road making are by
one-legged
between
youth,
and their
some walkingmatches
abundant along theline.
almanac of Gotha for 1889 gives theincorrect a ladies'hat case, whichwas of a most inter- eloquence of precocious
Khidivi is esting nature, and afforded great amusement sober old senses are nearly enveloped in a ment was hereafter preferred against him
orthography,
Kedervi-el-Missr.
Aninquest was heldin the TuapekaHotel competitors
Bishop
Cowie, the recently consecrated
word signifying sovereign; Missr instead of slight amusement. The defen- cloud, through which the only object at all for the original libel, this subsequent pubon the body of a Chinaman, aged 19, a late Dr
Zealand, was married on a Persian
Arabic
word for Eg>pt. The title dantappears to behighlysatisfied, andthank- visible is their hopeful progeny holding lication could be given as evidencein proof
arrival, ofthe name of Ah Qung- He went of Auckland, Newdaughter
is
the
of Mr William
Hind,
to bed with very little ailing him, but was July 20 to the
or Kingof India, was also fulhe has been broughtin for nothing else. his own light up to his own virtues. Mr of malice. Taking the peculiar circumKhidivi
Webber, of Spring Grove, Hounslow, and formerly in use. 'North German
found deadin the morning by others who grand-daughter
PresOur local poet gives vent to his poetical M.'s sins against Father Clutha, and stances into consideration, he thought the
of
late
Sir
Thomas
the
spondent.'
sleptin the same hut. The jury returned a
talents, in a well composedcrack bef ween a Father Glutha's consequent rage, seemed justice of the case would be met and the
Beeston-hall,
Norfolk.
verdict in accordance with the evidence, viz. ton, bart., of Mansfield, ayoung womanof In February 1863, a desperatepoaching Garabaldijaclcot and a saucer bonnet.
by due submission and an
Mrs
Arabella
to threaten all manner of stripes and court satisfied,
estate
of
General
naturalcauses The occurrence of thiscase
affray took place on the
If Iam not encroaching too far on your punishment; but the hardy culprit ap- apology by Mr Henningham, either perhas
been
admitted
of
twenty-fouryears
age,
G'jlville,
Newmarket,
near
regaidingthe assistance of aninterpreter,reHall, at Western
may state that the people
—
valuablespace, I
Of course Mr
Bar of lowa.
minds me of the fact that our interpreteris ito the Henry
and the head keeperhad the side of his face herehave got holdof other amusements than peared before him the old gentleman sonally or by counsel.
of
written
a
life
Bulwer
was
shot off. Three m^n were engaged on the thehatcase At the meeting mentioned by adjusted his spectacles and cane, and son Henningham was prepared to make the
discharged; but, fortunatelyhadnot left the Sir
Most valuableassistance
the poachers, one of whom was sen- your correspondent, where Mr George Web- James made his defence. Sou James had apology, which was dona by Mr Barton,
district and his services were promptly af- Lord Palmerston.
placed
inhis hands by Lady sideof
has
been
just
he
havo
been
left,
forded. Had
what would
tenced
to penal servitude for fifteen years, ster, conservative candidate for thecounty of made many similar defences; he had had his counsel, who disclaimed any intention
diarykept
by
shape of a
the consequence? Certainly there are a few Palmerston in the
the
other to fifteen month's imprison- Wallace, addressedthe electorsin the schooland
sneaking pilfering on the part of his client of making a
from the year 1827.
the thirdcould not befound until room, to the astonishment of a number pre- to acknowledge little
Chinamen here who know a smattering of her husband
and
ment,
Scotland,
in
a
church
himself on the old wilful contempt of court; thereupon his
man,
describing
A
and
throw
English, but for all magisterial purposes are
Sunday last, when it was discovered that he sent, there appeared amongst them an object transactions
in
"No
velvet
cushisns
unabashed, and Honor discharged the rule, saddling Mr
to
friend—
But,
gentleman's mercj'.
Metropolitan Police
thoroughlyincapable. The magistrate would writes a
for style. The was a member of thecommitted
dressed in a sheep skin, whichhad been previctories, he Driver with the costs of the proceedings.
of
former
trial
on
a
certainly have to fall back on John AliLoo, our pews. We don't go inseat."
He
has
been
for
with
sense
strong
Force.
viouslyconsidered a man ;but, ever since,
has
the
softest
fattestperson
hundred
miles
from
murder.
and,
tormerly,
wholives more than a
a charge of
as
involved the old On Friday evening Mr D. F. Main,
the appearance of the same on the street is began
JohnRoberts, the Billiard Champion,is a
A domestic tragedy of a horrifyingcharac- accostedby voices fromall directions, bawl- man's not very brilliant intellect in a very M.H.R., addressed a wellattended meeting
here, and very possibly he might have been bankrupt
in London.He ascribes his failure ter, has taken placein Douglas,Isle of Man.
engagedin his own district, as numbers of
ing out—" Oh !good day Mr Wooley. Who misty labrynth, and after confounding his of his constituents at Port Chalmers. At
are
Chinamen ha-e been flocking thitherward to losses ona trip to America. Hisdebts
Ina low part ofthe town a car driver,named made your coat V It in also a wellknown judgment commenced to work on his the close ofhis address which was simply
he
lately. It is to be hoped that the Govern- L1429
Stuart, resided with his wife and one child,
bachellors, since feelings ; talked about not sacrificing his a comprehensive review of the proceedTrout in the river Wye are becoming Samuel, aged five years. The family were fact that one of the gallant
ment willre-consider their decision, and place
year,owing to the great increase wretchedly poor, and were obliged to sell the above mentionedball, has disposed ofthe own conviction of what was best llto any ings of the past session ot the AssemMr Blunt againin the service, so as to pre- scarcer everyvery
few cattle he possessed, and, according to the
short time since Mr W.
was awarded to
pike
of
A
unpleasant
contingency
arising
bypiece, even to the poet's
vent any
in
version, the money is to be spent on consideration either of ambition or self bly, a vote of confidence
Hereford, who has a fishery, their furnituie piece
Stephens,
of
*Stnart,
states that Mr F.
who,
it appears,
letter
private
the future.
child'sbed.
in
the
conhim.
A
interest;"
proud
.-Mrs
has
said
he
was
A
harmonium
since
been
education^,
in the mouthof one he was much
mind, procured a ordered.
Our populationis satisfactorilyincreasing ; caught 200 pike, andfry
distressed in which
There are a great many more sciousness that he had acted for the best, D. Rich, M.H.R., addressed his constian inch longseventy-seven
cut
the
she
evening.
the fine weatheris amasingly enjoyedby all. found
shoemaker's
knife^ith
I
slightly touch upon,but Iwill .gnd- that the future would do him justice." tuents at Waikouaiti on the sam9
things.
could
and
UnitedStates
Canadian
Some of the
child's throat frtm ear to ear, almost sever- defer for the present, and agree with, your
the
but
at
conclusion
received,
well
sneaking
writing
that
theNova
thief
to
the
virtuous
He
was
try
again
Tie little
newspapers are
ing the head fromthe body. After committhat the meeting mentioned dodge on with hisold parient." He not of his address a vote tantamount to an exTrade and Gospel. The following ex- Scotians intend to cut connection with ting this murder shernsned fromher house correspondentorderly
politicalgathering
ever
was
the
most
join
the
of want of confidence was passed.
tract from a privateletterreceivedinOamaru Canada and Great Britain, and
to thebeach and cut her own throat.
he was at —politics here are often discussed sacrifice his convictions ! He think the pression condemned Mr Rich's action in
from a gentlemanin Auckland, is printed in States."
justice ! Ido believeit The vote
attorney's clerk has been committed in a tap room.
dohim
An
future
will
the local paper: Unfortunately instances The Great Britain had a narrow escape for trialby one of the London magistrates
will,and do what oldFather Clutha ought supporting the Otago Hundreds Regularemain, &c,
I
are not wanting wheremissionariesharebeen from destruction by fire on her voyage for insulting a policeman by taking him
to have done, whop his fundament most tion Act.
and,
while home.
hucksters and tradersin lands;
neck and kissing him!
One that Creeps About the Street. particularly. Judging by the result, Mr
The legitimate season at the Princess*
annuallyproduced in roundthe
preaching religion,havebeenkeepinga sharp The quantity of beer1,000,000,000
of
six
have
left
party
persons
gallons. An Arctic St. John,
Balclutha
was a Theatre has closed, and burlesque now
display
Macandrew's
at
look-outfortheir pockets, payingfor fencing Europeis estimated at
Brunswick,
New York for
New
even with Bibles sent out by peopleat home A private soldierinCalifornia has invented there to embark upon a steamer bound for
(To theEditor of the Bruce Herxld.)
masterpiece, but, taking his speech as re- reigns supreme. Mr Heary Talbott's enfits
a
skimming
sort
milk.
He
give
thing.
instanceofthis
of
new
method
of
you
I
can
an
a
ported, it says more regarding the thick- gagement has terminated. During the
expedition
The
has
been
polarregions.
the
comSir, In your last week's number a
A certainmissionary, whose name I
do.not finegauze serve to ahoopofthe sizeofthe pan. provided with a complete assortment of
headedness and susceptibility to humbug" time he was here he drew averagely
signed "Clutha" appears. I
choose to give,informedhis congregation on The milk is then poured intothe pan so as to mathematical, philosophical, ar.d astronomi- munication
quite
the
writerthathe
seems
of those to whom he addressed it than of good houses. Prior to his leaving Dunbeg
to
remind
When
one occasion during morningservice thathe a little more than cover the seive.
instruments. Competent artistsand men at sea as far as some of the statements he his own talent. Ido not dispute, or try edin, he proposes to give an entertainment
cal
lifted,
and the
had just received a bale of beautiful white the creamhas risen the hoopis
of science have gone upon this trip, and it is advances pre concerned. Of this meeting, in any way to impugn Mr Macandrew's for the benefit of the local charities. His
duck andanotherof blankets, which he was creamis thus completelyremoved.
anticipatedthat valuable results will be ob- at which Mr Macandrew addressed his contalent he is the great prince of colonial agent informs me that it is just possible
preparedto dispose of unusuallycheap, &c. It is stated that Baron Rothschild, the tained.
publicity was given by the Daily political
stituents,
that
he
wager
of
laid
a
settler,
Restitution,
'
boy,
son
an
old
was
the
owner
of
humbugs. But,really, his cause that he will visit Tokomairiro, and give
A little
gold
by
misrepresentation
the
crew
of
one
of
the
to
The
saved
Times. It is a gross
only whiteperson present, and he was evi- wouldwin the Brighton Cup, and have it on missing
bad,
was
so
and though he did as well as readings there before he leaves the ProJacket,
Blue
ship
boatsof the
burnt say that only a few runholder3 and their
dentlyunnoticed until too late. A few days his dinner-tablein London by seven o'clock at sea. appears
any man doing in the vince.
now to be L15,000, instead friends composed the audience, refore whom I
could
conceive
who
ImmediatelyDaley,
afterwards, this boy was asked by the mis- the same evening.
kept
of
The
survivors
who
the
boat
the
vote
of
appeared,
circumstances,
arguments were so
L4OOO.
Macandrew
and
that
bis
A few days ago Mr Morton, chief officer
Mr
ecales,
the
sionary if he knew what he had told the rodeRestitution, had passed the
entitled
third
of
that,
false,
afloat
are
to
a
the
value
of
Mr
Macandrew
emaassigned
to
statements
so
of
the Tararua, was received into the
ilimsev,
confidence
and his
Maoris, to which he replied that he knewall Baronrushed off with the cup in his arms,
the goldsalvage.
this chosen band, so scant in really) to continue the simile, Father Hospital, suffering from severe injuries to
nated
from
station,
special
a
missionary
to
a
talk
to
where
driving
hear
and
the
and was astonished
waiting,
The gentlemen of the south of England numbers. On the contrary, the meeting Clutha must be in his dotage to pass him the spine caused by the falling" of the jibof trade and gospeltogether; whereuponthe train which hadbeen orderedwas inmansion, have
played a three days' match with the was a very influential one, ablypresidedover so easily as he did. He commenced by boom trysail during a storm on the eventown
boy
trophy
the
some
to
his
promised
sped
with the
latter colored up, and
players
of the south of England at the Oval by Mr Thompson, MP.0., as chairman, atwager.
(Restiult., while the vessel was
and arrived in time to winhis
tracts, to ensure his secresy.
Ground, London. The players, who tended by alargenumberof bonajidesettlers, taking credit to himself for his opposition ing of the 27th
this
Cricket
King
of
A week or two ago a young lady of lowa, tutionis half brother to Tom
from
the Bluff to this port.
way
1860,
Act,
Land
which
be
asserts
on
her
able,
satisfied
the
to
the
very
bat,
completed
appeared
by
to
the
their
first
who
byKing
went first
whileon her way to her wedding,was offered Province,theyhavingbothbeen got
condition.
precarious
a
very
475,
explanationgiven
by
their
the
lands
of
the
Province.
He
lies
in
up
innings
with a score of
of which one clear and lucid
has bound
five dollars by another young man if she Tom).
appeared in the
topics He did not assist in framing that Act, but
have
political
78,
and
the
various
Several
letters
155,
representative
man
made
another
another
76.
on
attempt
The
to
resusciconsented.
ThePrinceof
Wales's
him,
and
-would marry
had lost upon which he touched during his address, did his best to oppose it; nevertheless, by ' Daily Times lately, complaining ot che
disappointed lover was not to be wholly tate a modified formof the bluecoat and gilt On Saturday evening the gentlemen
Mr
Grace, a and the satisfactory manner in which the
four
wicketsfor
439
runs.
G.
proved,
buttons
of
has
not
matrimony,
andtherefore
our grandfathers
his election as Superintendent theadminis- harsh manner in which the Government
cheated oat of his
famous bat, made 180, Mr Cooper 101, and numerous interrogations presented were disof the sums due to
proposed, was accepted by, andmarried the as yet, very successful, whatever maybe the Mr
posed of. The vote of approbationand'con- tration of it fell oo him;thaiit locked up is enforcing payment
J.D. Walker waa 87, not out.
triumphs reserved for it.
"interof the jitter on the same day.
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VA RIETIES.
A VOYAGE TO THE FIJIS.
2. That one Provincial Council govern benefit of revenue raised in Southland.
TAPANUI.
waist generally betokens
cramped
A
contemplate,
,the united province, taking as _a general- The Otago Commissioners
The following notes of a voyage to and
(From Our OwnCorrespondent.)
in a similar condition.
representation the population; and for a time at least, n portion of the revenues a tour through the Fiji group of islands brains
basis
of
"Look out for paint," as the girl "said
(Unavoidably held over from last issue). in conformity with resolution's b., c, and of Otago will be absorbed by the. present have been placed at our disposal, and we
cheerfully give the.m to the public. The when a fellow went to kiss her.
At the date of my last letter, we were d., appendix to the report of the Select absolute necessities of Southland."
on the lOtago Representation
at the very pitch of excitement over the Committee
Don't take too much' interest in the
18. "United province to take over as- writer of these notes was deputed to the
'
Fiji*? by several persons whointended settl- affairs of your neighbors. Six per cent.
Wallace election. Although the number Bill (passed the Provincial Council of sets and liabilities of both provinces."
of voters in this district is comparatively Orago, session 25, ]869), as follows : (b)
The Commissioners may he allowed, in ing permanently in this Province, but who, will do.
very small, the zeal of the partizans of both 'That, wherever practicable, 'heboundaries support of these propositions, to express n from the present state of our land laws
"Old Dog Tray" is so affoctingly
candidates was truly astonishing". Every of the Provincial Electoral Districts should a few of the grounds upon which they re- and the manner in which they were lately played by some Iiand -organs, that troops
cepted.
Thedreaded fifth of October has come individual having the privilege of usin^ coincide with the boundaries of the General commend to the representatives of both administered, determined to seek a of pups will squat before the machine, and
and prone, and Lieut. Saxby has proved the franchise was ferreted out, and escorted Assembly Electoral Districts; and that, as provinces the adoption of the general home for themselves and families else- wipe tears from their eves with their paws.
himself no prophet, at least"so far as this to the polling booth by those most far as possible, the Provincial Districts principle of re-union ; and heartily urge where. From the spirit, of enquiry at
A revenue officer charged Noah with
of the General the people to consider for themselves the present abroad in relation to this matter brewing beer in the ark, because he. saw a
portion of the globe is concerned. Very energetic in their efforts to secure the re- should be subdivisions
'
c
was
Assembly
(c.) That all fresh advantages that are likely to accrue, es- we believe these notes, which will be found kangnroo going' on board with hops.
fe^r people ever placed much reliance in turn ot their man. 'During the day, it ol boundariesDistricts
ot Provincial Electoral Districts pecially to the outlying districts of both to be thoroughly practical, minute and
his predictions ;bnt those that did, strove pretty well understood that the numberwas
heiu' born in Ireland makes a mnn
should coincide, as much as possible, with provinces. The Commissioners are fully comprehensive in their character, will be an"If
their utmost to'imbue their neighbors with voters recorded tor each candidate
Irishman,
a poor son of a devil that's
the same fear that animated them. 'There about equal, and just before four o'clock boundaries already existing", or with well- convinced that the principal cause of the read with interest :
born in a stable must be a hoss iritirely !"
manifested
to
anxiety
was
marked natural boundaries as the limits present comparative stagnation of trade Having lately returned to Otago from a
is a good story going* the rounds, andit is considerable
young lady who took the treijMethe result. This, however, could of Hundreds, survey districts or blocks, in the province of Southland arises from business tour among the Fiji Islands Iam Thefane)'
that: a man whose children are being know
raan's
lias returned it with thanka.
deputy
Neish,
runs,
&c,
public
finances,
the
and the watersheds of
and the desirous of placing before the
the
mountain the crippled state of her
taught at one of onr district schools, wrote not be known, as Mr
' That
inventor
(d)
applied to the Duke of
rivers,
had
in&c.'
of
An
ranges,
returning-officer,
carrying
stated
that
he
broad
while
out
that
the
part
inability,
consequently,
experiences
of
result
of
in
my
days
to theheadmaster a few
ago informWellington
should,
!or
.of his bulletcourse
of
the
the
to
a
the
populatijn
large
In
extent, provision for rapid and easy communica- world. lam induced to do so from the
" Putadoption
ing him that he didn't intend to pay the structions not to do so. everywhere
on," suid the Duke,
proof
offered
in
it.
jacket.
excepting
was
be
into
account
of
October,
by
districts,
two
to
one
taken
the
formation
since
to
from
my
evening-,
outlying
Otago
the
sth
of
tion
with
fact
that
return
school fees until after
rifle.
because if the tidal wave was to come, he in favor of Mr Brown. Although a fort- districts, regard should also be had to, a ruinous sacrifice of her landed estate these islands IhaVe found a great many and ordered up a servant with"loaded.
-waiting
the
But
the
inventor
retired
without
indebtedpess
before
declaration
interesto!
theinhabitants
to
night
elapse
identity
extremely
had
to
of
of
the
to
the
General
Governare
anxious
see
should
not
have
the
Her
who
persons
why
he
dicbVt
benefit of the money he possessed before of the poll, at Hokanni, Icannot say that different, districts, and to the physical con- ment, constantly accumulating, must obtain information concerning- them. With for the trial.
; hut figuration of the country, so as to insure,■, shortly necessitate a realising of securities, the view of gratifying these, and other*
Cuba described in a single line: "The
it vras of no service to him. However, on the excitement altogether disappeared
Saturday,
when as much as possible, ease and convenience as it cannot lie expected that other pro- who may feel interested in the subject, Iland of tbe tie i, and the home of the slave.
materially
subsided
until
Thursday the tide at Port Chalmers and it
will long submit to the course that place these notes before you for publicaDunedin was a footlower than usual, and it was again intensified by the arrival of as regards communication
" between all parts vincesbeen
A lady out with her l:trle girl and boy,
hitherto pursued of relieving tion ; at the same time, Ibeg taave to boughthim a rubber balloon, which escaped
has
by a good many it was averred to be the the mail with the intelligence that Mr of the"same district.'
firstprognostication of Saxby's prediction. Brown had been defeated by six votes. 3. That there shall be one Executive special provinces or counties of any diffi assure your readers that they will find him, and flew up in 'he air. The little
culries they may please to rush into. The nothing stated by me but »'hat is reliable jiirl, seeing the tears in his eyes, said,
Such, however, was not the case, as the Great hope is yet entertained, that a care- Council for the united province.''
ful examination of the several returns will 4. "That the various departments of Commissioners believe that a re-union of and to the point. As Iam not an immi- *' Never mind, Neddy , whenyou die and
tideonly rose to its usual height.
result in a totally different verdict.
Government be under the control of one Otago and Southland would relieve the gration agent Ihave no interest in at- go ro heaven, you'll get it."
of department."
TAIERI.
I
have allowed a longer portion of time head "
latter from her unenviable position,and so tempting to practice any deceprion in the
The yountr man beginsby his glass to
and
occurrence
5.
Provincial
Superintendent
to
between
the
and
intervene
restore confidence as to give a fresh im- matter, neither have Ibeen hired with .*o w his wild oats ; and, in a few years, the
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
chronicling of a very distressing accident, Council of Otago to bo Superintendent, petus to settlement, trade, and commetre, fifty shekels of gold to write drivelling and policeman, dragging him to the station(Unavoidablyheld oeer iromlast issue.)
in this { and Provincial Gouncil of united pro- and although more immediately would be bombastic eulogies of the country. No, house, gathers the harvest his oats
f
I
feel brimful
" of indebtedness to the which befel a well-known character
iiave
correspondent vince.""
a burden on Orago, would ultimately, in sir, I
Occasional Correspondent who in your districr, than a zealous However,
will leave these little games in the grown.
at the
6. If within one year after the coming one uni'ed,powerful, ami prosperous pro- hands of those who study them, and who
last has so generously come forward to fill might be expected to do
Frenchman, directing the mixing of
up the breach caused by my late inatten- risk of givingyou second hand and over- into operation of this Act the services of vince, conduce also to her benefit, and wel- seem to wax fat on the profits amending bisAbrandy, told thebar-tendenuotto make
to
it. any officer in the employment of the fare. The Commissioners cherish hones them. So much by way of prologue.
" A fortnight ! what do
tion to duty, the result of several causes, date news, Ifeel inclined to refer
it a fortnight.
"Oh, not a fortbut chief of these the fact that the weather James Driscoll, an old man, who, for the Government of the Colony or of the Pro that it would be the first sfepping-stoue Now for my story. First, as to the voyage you
mean ?" said be.
has been so favorable for tussocking ope- last few years haslived inrather an isolated vincial Government ot the late Province of towards one united MiddleIsland Govern- to Fiji : The distance from Dunedin is nig lit,
not too week !"
to Southland are dispensed with in con- ment. The Commissioners, believing the somewhere close on 2000 miles, sailing in
"
rations this spring, that not a moment has condition, and whose occupation was
neighyou arein !" said the
What
a passion "
parnest
in a northerly direction. If the passage is
sequence ot the union ot the said Province Government of Otago to be in
been lost by us. the Taieri tussockers ;and provide firewood for several of the
Brook, splashing and fussof
to
the
on
the
13th
last
Rain
runholders,
was,
hereby,
day's
Province
constituted
he
their
a
on
duration
of
average
spade,
boring
Otago
work with the
with the
desire to establish
settlement
the
" Iwas quiet till you came," said
after a hard
made from
one has not much encouragementto tackle month, engaged falling a tree, about one shall be paid out of the revenue of the the West Coast, are of opinion that re the voyage is generally about fourteen ing."
v
That's the way, people who
the pen, in spite of the fact that the pen mile from his hut. Instead of falling as Province constituted hereby for each year union would facilitate the establishmentof a days. It is very probable that while the Brook.
always
throw the blame oa
quarrels
pick
a
sudden
service,
intended,
salary
according
the tree took
to I steam coastal
of service one month's
and that th« Bluff running along the New Zealand coast to
is mightier than the sword of peace that Driscoll
those
trouble."
breaking
they
on
to
righ.l
him,
regular
landed
to
him
at
the
of
a
encounter
may
payable
being
or,
as
to
our
turn
and
the
rate
time
made
of
call
for
such
the
vessel
port
adapted
ploughshare,
is the
the northward
profession, the grubbing hoe, which has his left arm, and fracturing the cap of his the coming into operation of this Act, and service would encourage 'he development of sharp gales and heavy seas, but after j Never smile, or in nnv way show approleft thigh joint, thus renderinghim com- also a further sum equal to three months' many industries now dormant ; this, in its passing the East Cape there is generally val of any trait in a child which you do
done great feats this season.
One of our great poets or philosophers pletely helpless. By dint of marvellous salary according to the snid rate if such turn would improve the traffic upon the rail- fine weather and moderate seas till the not"' wish to cultivate.
(Iforget which, but you, Mr Editor, can perseverance, and after spending six hours services be dispensed with without three ways,and render them in their turn a profit- termination of the voyage; at least, such
Who goes there ?" said a"'sentry on the
notice."
able investment. The Commissioners would was my experience of it till reaching our Rapidan. " A friend."
fCen stand
supply the want from your library of re- in the attempt, he reached his hut utterly months'
"
ference) says he is a benefactor of prostrate ; and, by an effort almost unbe7. That, the united Province be sub- also point out that b}r opening up means anchorage in Levuka harbor. The town where you arc, for by the power* y«*'r the
humanity who causes a single blade of lievable, managed to raise himself to his ject to rhe same laws as at present govern of communication through some of thp dis- of Levuka being the chief mercantile depot first I've seen in this murtherin' counthry.'
grass to spring up where such did not bed, about two feet from the floor, where the Province of Otago with the exception tricts of Southland, some of the require for the Fiji group it is therefore the port
There were not righteous people enough
previously exist, or words to that effect. he lay.for two whole days unable to move. of the Waste Lands Regulations subject ments of the. outlying districts of Otajro of entry lor all Fiji bound vessels. There in Sodom to save it, but there wasa pretty
Now, according to this calculation, a few The poor fellow relates how, that on the to said laws being altered by the un-ted would be more speedily and economically is a good natural hart or at this port, wiih good Lot.
of our Taierifarmers must rank very high third day, he contrived to get off one of: Provincial
met than bad those requirements to be safe anchorage and good holding "round.
*' Council."
pres.-ed her gentle form to me, and whisI
indeed in the thermometer of human bene- his boots, and was not able to remove the 8. Laws to be assimilated by united met by expenditure within the province of The harbor is protected by a barrier reef pered
iv her ear, if, when Iwas far awtty,
faction, and chief among these Mr George other until the fourth. By tying several Provincial Council as soon as possible, Otago. That under the seventh head, the of coral, about three-quarters of a mile she'd drop
for me a tear Ipaused for
existing
Anderson, of Meadowbank, who, since be- pieces of wood together, and fastening a saving all existing rights under
Commissioners would call particular atten- disrant from the beach, and laying parallel some cheering words, my throbbing hearc
tion to the exclusion from anjr chan/e of to it (or nearly so). There are various
coming the fortunate possessor of this fine fork to one end of them, he managed to laws "
of both provinces."
to tool ; and with her rosy lips she said.
estate, has so thoroughly drained the pre- bring a loaf ofbread within his reach, and
9. Notwithstanding the dissolution of the" Southland Waste Lands Act, 1865,' passages through this reef navigable for v 0 Jack !you're sich a fool."
vious swamp, that250 acres are now being by substituting a hook
" for the fork, he the Provincial Council of the Province of should the re-union wihOtago be effected, vessels of any tonnage, and. as a general j
countryman who bad
cropped, and the green blade has already likewise got hold of a billy" containing Southland, the persons who immediately during, at least, the tenure of the pastoral rule, there is a great depth of water along- " A bull-headed
ile "on his land, tookhis daughter
the place of the Maori-head; so a litrle te*, and solely on this he subsisted before the coming into opei'ation of this leases issued under its provisions, until the side these reefs, which are very numerous i struck
city for an accomplished education.
Hnat, in the words of your Occasional, the for eight days, at the end of which time, Act were members of the said Council shall, expiry of which any aleration would be round all parts of the group. As an in- to the
an
examination he was told that she
wilderness is actually Dlossominjr like the Mr Stuart's bullock driver, who had gone on a day and at a time and place to be incompatible with justice.
stance ot the peculiar nature of the passages After
capacity. "Capacity V said
not
the
had
11,
;he
rose. Bir Robert Charteris, of Ury. farm, for a loadof firewood, found him in this fixed by the Governor by Proclamation in
The recommendation under clause
through them Imay mention that
taking out his roll of green-bateks,
"' capacity
has also for the first time brought into pityable condition, and, to his credit be it the New Zealand Gazette, assemble, and the Commissioners consider would natu- vessel 1 was in sailed through one of these he,
? then Iwill buy her one."
cultivation a large piece of swamp land, spoken, he lost no time in setting out for by lot or by ballot, to lie taken in such rally suggest itself to the inhabitants of openings, which I
am certain was not over!
as also the Messrs Christie Bros., and Capt. M'Kenzie's home station. The cap manner as shall be prescribed in and by the consolidated Province, and intelligence twenty feet wider than our beam. The | Rules of health. Rise early— bathe freMessrs William Shane*, Arnot, James rain being in Dunedin, Mrs M'Kenzie with such Proclamation, select eight of their of the uni'ed Council. The fundamental rock on ea<-h side was just awash, and quently exercise freely in the open air
Allan, Leitch, and others in the neighbor- praise worthy proinpriiude despatched a number to represent, in the Provincial principles which should, in rhe opinion of plainly visible in the clear water. Th« take your
— meals at regular hours--— eat
hood ofOtakia; while the border of culti- man at once to Tapanui for D. M'Lauch- Council of the Province constituted hereby, the Commissioners, dictate the ac'ion of a sides of the passage appeared to rise from slowly masticate your food well abstain
vated land on the western side of the plain lan, who was in the saddle in a moment, that part of the said Province which im- wise Government, are the consideration of the depths ot the ocean as plumb as the from intoxicatingdrinks dress warm, and
has also been widened in a proportionate and at the suffers bedside in anincrediblv mediately before the coming iito operation the moral and material requirements of'the face of a wall, and the soundings in the not so tight as to impede the functions of
degree. All of your readers who have short space of time. An abundant supply of this Act was included in the late Pro- people, economy of expenditure, and effici- narrow gap between them 200 fathoms. the organs or a free circulation of the blood
early in well-ventilated apartments.
ever witnessed the Taieri Plain from the of necessaries and luxuries was cheerfully vince of Southland ; and if at such time pncv of adminstration. These requisites As the town of Levuka was my first port --re'ire
" Where
are you going ?" said one boy
surrounding heights must have observed provided by Mrs M'Kenzie, Mrs Stuart, and place appointed as aforesaid no such can be best obtainpd by affording every of call, some descriptionof it and the island
another,
who'*had slipped down on an
to
numbpr
fringes
only,
Yaldwyn,
were,
that the
as it
have yet and Mrs
to relieve the unfortu- persons or a less
of persons than j facility to the inhabitants of a district to of Ovalau generally is necessary. The
been brought under cultivation, and the nate man, and a number of willing hands hereby required shall have been selected as transact their business from aplace which appearance of the town is not calculated to icy pavement. Going to get up," was
largest and richest portion of the plain is Eoon rendered him as comfortable as pos- aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the Gover- is its geographical centre, and with which impress a traveller with any great ideas of the blunt reply
■tillcovered by swamp, which a few such sible, considering the circumstances. It nor, by warrantunder his hand, to appoint their interests areidentified.
the importance of the place, as it consists
A servant girl
" entered a grocer's shop,
seasons as the present would speedily re- affords me real gratificarijn to observe a number of persons equal to the number
Some of the special advantages that merely of one row of wooden houses along and asked for a bottle of them things up
duce to terra firma, capable of carrying that this sad occurrence is by no means so deficient, either from among* the per- would be derived from re-union would be the beach and distant from it about twenty there," pointing to a shelf filled with sauces
hone and plough.
the only instance wherein the genuine sons who were members of the said Pro- the extension, better development, and feet. They are built on a flat shelf at the &c. The shopman, anxious to supply her
Every man to his trade, so having for hospitality and Christian sympathy of the vincial Council of Southland, or from more economical working ofmany of what bottom of the hill, and stand only about wants, asked which she meant; but her
thought
natu- ladies above referred to has been exhibited, amongst any other persons, being electi rj have proved themselves to be, by experi- t« o feet above high water mark. There memory was at fault.
some time ceased to air my views, I
"
"' OhA!"bright
rally rush to my own calling, and the andsuchconduct stands out most strikingly registered on any electoral roll for any ence, excellent ordinances and institutions are also a few straggling houses behind j struck her at last.
said she, it's
moreimmediate aspect of affairs relating against the inhuman and callous pemiri- electoral district returning members to the of Otago.
mean ;" and, receiving
this row, but placed higher up on the a bottle of Irolics I
to the branch of trade which yields me ousness of the Southland runholders, as House of Representatives, lying wholly or
went onher way.rehotels,
capers,
IMMIGRATION.
are
no
a
of
she
There
less
»han
six
bottle
hillside.
my daily bread in an honest and inde- shown a week or two ago. After being in part in the said late province of SouthIn connection with this subject, with- some of them containingall the latest ap- joicing.
pendent, though rough and homely way. carefully and judiciously treated by Dr land ; and the persons so selected or ap out addition to the cost of working, and pliances necessary for the business, such *" Please accept a lock of my hhair"-saidrr"-said
Had Bobbie Burns himself been a Taieri M'Lauchlan, lam happy to state that pointed as aforesaid shall be members of in addition to thepresentprovision forkeep- as billiard tables, bowlingalleys, apparatus an old bachelor
to a widow, handing her a
tussocker instead of an Ayrshire plough- Driscoll already shows signs of recovery. the Provincial Council of the province of ing up a constant stream of immigrants, for Yankee grab, &c, and some of them large curl. " Sir,"you had better give me
man, he would none the less have been a
Madam, you are very
Otago, as if duly elected.
or in any future scheme, the Commissioners appear to do a roaring trade. There are the whole wig.''
a poet of the very first water, nor his RE-UNION WITH SOUTHLAND.
10. "The united Council so constituted are of opinion that a stipulation should be also eight stores, three churches, one biting indeed, considering that your teeth
ideas of independence have been any the
continue until new electoral j entered into that immigrants for the Bluff school, and an athenaeum or mechanics' are porcelain."
The Commissioners appointed by the as abovearetodefined,
less noble and manly.
and present
Provincial should be landed thpre free of additional institute. I
A little girl was very fond of preaching
only saw one steam enjrine
districts
" (by effiuxion
ofOtagoand Southland, with
I
have not yet done with my pet subject, Governments
Otago
expires
Gouncil
of
ofi cost of passage, and that at least every at work in the town driving cotton gins. to her dolls. Her mother heard her one
provinces,
a
view
to
a
re-union
of
the
two
to anew phase of which I
will with your
I third vessel should make the Bluff an ad- Ifound, during my stay in Levuka, some "
time.) "
da> reproving one for being so wicked.
at Invercargill on the 17th ulto. The
permission return in my next, as anything met
11.
to
created
by
call,
Oh, you naughty, sinful child!" she said,
Land
district
be
the
vertised
of
or ofiener, if found old Dunedin acquaintances, some of them
port
following"
Otago,
the
of
representatives
were
relating to the great swamp lands of the
to consist of the areapresently included I necessary^ Such a course would afford having apparently no cause to regret iheir shaking the waxenlimbs, w you will just
Act
Reynolds,
James Shand and
Taieri must be of interest at least to a Messrs W. H.
within the boundaries of the province of j valuable facilities to the mercantile com- migration to that quarter of the world, bm go to that lake of brimstone and treacle,
L. Gillies. For Southland there ap- Southland,
large proportion of the settlers of that dis- J.
with such portionsofi munity in the district for the inportation it is a wellknown fact that there is inall and you won't burn up, j'ou'll just frizzle !
Johnston, and the provincetogether
may further add, in peared Messrs Pearson,
Otago
trict. Meanwhile, I
of
as shall, in the of merchandise, and ensure an equal mea- communities a cprtain class of men who are
It is a good sign to see a man do an act
the way of general news, that Mr Pram's Ross. Mr Gillies was appointed chairman.
of
the
united
Council
of
the
to
districts.
and
opinion
justice
outlying
proscharity a bad sign to hear him boast
i
sure
of
all
sacrifice
their
health
of
procontent
to
On the 28th the Commissioners for each vince, be geographically
new outhouses are progressingrapidly to- province
find of it. It is a goodsign to see a man wipe
connected with
pects at the shrine of Bacchus. I
POSTAL SERVICE.
they
submitted
resolutions
which
wards completion, and promise to be a
province of Southland."
the present
The Commissioners are agreed that in Fiji is no exception to that rule ; in fact, the perspiration fromhis brow bad to see
li
great improvement upon the former tene- proposed as the basis of re-union. At the
12.
Land
district
to
have
a
Crown
is a glorious retreat for men of that him wipe his lips as he comes outof a cellar
evening sederunt on the same date, the Lands Commissioner and a Waste Lands any postal scheme entertained by the Gen- it
ments.
class,
as they can supply their cravings for It's a good sign to see a man advertise in
in
Government,
'
which the mail serItis a well known fact that the liberality Commissioners for Otago replied to the Board, as provided in clause 14, South- eral is
to see the sheriffadvertise
conducted by way of Foveaux strong wafers at a very small cost, there the papers badgood
submitted for Southland, and land and Otago Union Bill,' passed the vice
of a community does not sap the well- resolutions
sort
levied
there.
a
any
sign to see a woman
no
duties
of
for
him.
It's
being
Straits,
the
upon
the 29th the resolutions of both \rere
united Provincial Government
springs of benevolence, but, on the con-i amalgamated.
House of Representatives during its last should use their utmost endeavors to The usual price of spirituous liquors is dressed with taste and neatness— bad to
October
the
followOn
Ist
trary,its effect is to increase its power and
session."
secure that the BluffHarbor should be the about Is 6d per bottle. The island of seevher husband sued for finery.
force. The amount required for our new ing report was unanimously agreed to :
is situated, is of
relating
sale,
13.
"All
business
to
the
How do you get along with the Arithfirst and last port of call, andin entertain- Ovalau, whereon Levukabeing
But Taieri church was raised in a few Report of Commission appointed for the letting, disposal, and occupation of waste ing
only eight matic ?" asked a father of his little boy,
small
extent, its size
service,
contract
for
a
coastal
the
any
purpose of arranging a basis of reweeks, and last week two ladies connected
limits of the land district to Provincial Council should insert, the pro- miles by seven ; it contains very little v I've ciphered through addition, condition
union ot the provinces of Otago and lands within by
with the Scroggs Greek place of worship
united Provincial Coun- ! vision that theBluff should be one of the j level land. On the eastern side of the apparition, subtraction, attraction, distracSouthland,to besubmitted to the Pro- be constituted
in connection with the same church, and j
by district Waste ports of call.
shall
be
conducted
island the hills are very abrupt, presenting tion, generation, abomination, justification,
cil,
vinincial Councils ot both provinces Lands Board."
where our worthy pastor has for years past
a
bold and irrepular outline. The highest communication, hallucination, derivation,
ROADS.
j
"
for their adoption.
preached everj Sabbath afternoon, desirpeak
in this island is about 2,070 feet appopriation, amputation, admiration,adop
jurisdiction
14. The
and operation of Though immediately on the consolidaous of assuring theRev. Mr Will of the
The Commissioners appointed for the the offices of the Registrar ot Deeds, the tion
above
the sealevel. On the western side tion, and half through creation." Smart
Province,
of
the
portion
of the
that
appreciation of his hearers of his valued purpose of determining the basis of re- Registrar
of
theisland
the land is not so broken or boy that, he'd do for an engineer on a
Supreme
(both
of the
Court
as district formerly comprised within the
"nd earnest labors, speedily raised some union between the provinces of Otago and
is abundance of natural wheelbarrow.
hilly,
and
there
ordinary
"Can you tell me the road to Greenthe
business
of
the
regards
Province
of
Southpresent
of the
£50 among the surrounding farmers and Southland, having given the matter re- Supreme Court, a6well as to the filing of limits
good
description.
oif
a
As a general
grass
operation
land
would
under
the
of
come
laborers,
ferm
which Iunderstand was |ferred to them their most careful considera*
, ville V asked a traveller
a boy whom he
" Yes,ofsir,"
of sales and registration of mortgages the Otago Roads Ordinance in regard to rule, there is. very little of the tussac grass
presented to therev. gentleman on noon- tion,have the honor to report as follows : bills
grow
does
not
said the
grass
I
mean
that
tho
met
ou
the
road.
stock),
Registrar
and
the
Births,
" boy.
of
of
'* you see
the formation of main roads by the Goday last by the ladies referred to, whose
Having resolved to treat the subject more Deaths,
more
in"
the
tufts,
in
bunches
or
but
Do
our
barn
door
there
£
Yes/
and Marriages, shall extend to the vernment, and subsidies to the district
tvorser halves were thelargest contributers in the light of a matter of general policy,
the area to We included in the roads, as presently obtains in the Province form of a regular sward. The gulljes said he. "Go to that. About three hunof
whole
church
towards the new
about to be than of minute detail, they beg to submit
the ground are covered' dred yards beyond the barn }r ou will find
of land district."
of Otago, the Commissioners also, contem- and low parts oftimber,
erected, as also for the Scroggs Creek the proposals of basis of union (as per boundary
"
among which are a lane. Take that lane? and
with
and
follow along
scrub
'
portion
least,
a
of the
at
church erected.
minutes of meeting of Commission, dated 15 The revenue and expenditure in plate, for a time
trees, about a mile and a .half. Then you will
bearing
various
of
fruitdescriptions
IfI
mistake not, more than one of our 29th Septemberult), which, if approved of, each province to be kept separate and dis- revenues of Otago will be absorbed by the such as the lime, lemon, orange,shaddock, come to a slippery elm log, you will be
Taieri Horses willrank high at the coming would form heads of a Bill, to be introduced tinct, as a matter of Treasury account, at present absolute necessities of Southland. cocoanut, bread-fruit, &c, &c, scattered mighty keerful, stranger, about going on
EDUCATION.
. walking.show in Dunedin previous to the in the General Assembly at its next session, Dunedin and Invercargill."
which you will find bananas, that log,and then you go on till you get to
acknowledged success among apples,
cost
proportion
universally
16.
A
of
the
of
The
departof
the
season.
I
think
it
to
provide
.commencement
for the union of the two prosugar cane, and various the brow of the hill,and there the roads
mumy
ments to be chargeable against each pro- of the Otago scheme of education renders other indigenous fruits and plants in great prevaricate j and you take the left-hand
a pity that the Otago Agricultural and vinces.
""
it unnecessary for the Commissioners to profusion.
-Pastoral Association does not take the 1. Provinces of Otago and Southland vince upon an equitable basis."
There are several cotton plan- road, and keep that.until you get into a
matter in hand andoffer premiums worthy tobere-united— Southland ceasing to exist 17. "The revenue and expenditure to be enlargeupon the advantages of having tations on this island, held by old settlers. thicket ," and when you get there, why
then
"— <" What then?" "lien
of the occasion; if not, some of our local
and the whole united province to be kept as a separate matter of account, with that scheme extended to Southland.
—then—
then—
(To be continued.')
[Signed by the six Commissioners.]
societies should take the hint.
called Otago."
he view to Southland deriving theentire
I'll be darned if you ain't lost!" .
the Immigration department for monies
advanced to immigrants. Over 200 writs
hare been issued for the recovery of the
monies,and judgment has been obtained
in each case. The 'Times' has been authorised to state that the Government has
no'desire to deal harshly with the debtors,
and that any reasonable proposal for the
paymentof the amounts due. will.be ac-
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THE
8
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRUCE
DUNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEDNESDAY, OOTQBSB 1$ 186&*
HERALD.
DUNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUNEDIB ADVERTISEMENTS.
,
DPNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS,
WATCHMAKER.
ITISSES FORRESTER PATENT GALVANIZED IRON PIPING. TAS. T. MACKERRAS AND Co. TAMES RUNCI MA N
—
FOR MINING PURPOSES
SADDLERY DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS,
KAIKORAI FLOUR & OATMEAL MILLS,
HAVE ON SALE
SADDLERY
HOGG begs to inform his old
I
Sampan's
of
the
of
friends
and the public generally, that
cargo
The
finest
lines
GreenIsland.
MOSQIBL,
NOTICE TO MINERS AND WATERLOW AND SONS, Saddlers Beg respectfully to inform the inhabitants
season's tea, in chests, half-chests, and
RACE COMPANIES.
he has again commencedbusiness near his old
boxes
have just received to h&od a large and of the Taieri, that they have just erected
— yellow and white Rei<nie and Macqregor, Agents,Dunedin. Premises, Rattrary Street, Dunedin, next
to
i
sugars
T.
HAWORTH
are
Mauritius
prepared
SADDLERY,
comprisof
rising
varied assortment
new and commodiousPreniise&.in this
M'Liskey's, Bootmaker, as
crystals, loaf andcrushed loaf
RUN FENCING.
r Make their Fluming on reasonable
ing:— Colonial-maae Saddles, realgood, and township, where they intend to carry on
Tobacco twist, in half and quarter i^iONNELL, and MOODIE havefor SALE
WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER.
ranches, and from terms.
will be sol cheap lor Cash. Bridles, Martin- business in the above I
tierces, half-lbs. tens, andaromatic \J — Wire Fencingspecially suitably for
experience
makiug-up
extensive
in
the
A
Reward
of
£10
will
be
to
any
perpaid
their
Harness
of
deevery
Breastplates,
and
gales,
Ormond'sSwiss cigars
RunBoundaries. It is all of Johnson Bros,
departments, they trust to receivethe liberal son upon conviction for any infringement ot
scription, which will be sold at prices that
best make, andconsists of drawn annealed Watches. Clocks, &c, cleaned and repaired
2
barrels
Elemeand
;
Currants,
in
cwt
surroundingcommunity.
the above Patent.
patronage of the
;dried apples wire, three stranded wire rope, and seven inhis usual style, and charges reasonable.
fruit
raisins,
Cape
new
defy competition.
Always onhand, select and varied stocks Sheet Copper— 7, 8, 9 and 10 lbs.
stranded wire-rope, withstandards complete,
Colonial andEnglish jams
|
A TrialSolicited.
of Ladies' Drapery, &c, <fee whicb they are
and has been ordered specially for this
ON E V TO LEND,
R. & T. HAWORTH, Patentees, PrincesKeillor's confectionary, candiedpeel
market.
LOW AND SONS,
] preparedto supplyat Dunedin prices.
street, Dunedin.
in various sump, onFreehold Security.
| Colonial cheese
London andParis fashions received direct
Dunedin,Lawrence, and Clutha Ferry.
Hams andbacon
AND WEDDERSPOuN,
N
M JE R II Y~i j
EXPEDITION GUARANTEED.
by every Mail.
" Accountant
Candles,Belmonts andBrandon's
and Commission Agent,
Manufacturers
ofDoors and Sashes by
HE TEVIOT FERRY.PUNT
pints
Rents and Debts Collected.
and quarts,in prime
Arrol's ale,
E W
SEEDS.
WM. JOHNSTON,
Steam. Rear of M'Cubbin's Otago Hotel,
Roxburgh,
,
Tradesmen's Books Posted, and Accounts !
condition.
Made out. Loans Negotiated.
Proprietors.
TUBMAN BROTHERS
Rattray Street, Dunedin.
Solicitor, Dunedin.
Just Landed, ex "Advance,"
InsolventEstates Wound-Up.
WHITE, RED, COWGRA^S
Crossing place on directroadto theDunstanj
"XTOUNG,
i^iARR
on
—
Bought
Colonial
Produce
Sold
TVTM.
and
YELLOW,
RIB GRASS, LUCERNE,
Upper Taieri,Lawrence, &c,&c,
K.B. Vertical Saw for cutting every deCommission.
ALSYKE CLOVERS,
STOCK, STATION,
Everycareexercised crossingcattle and sheep SCARLET, and Also,
scription
of Circular work. Country Orders
Office: Rattray-street,
(OppositeShamrock
Hotel),
VERNARALIS,
despatch.
POA
executed
with
AQUATICU,
POA
akd
i^OBB AND CO.'s TELEGRAPHLINES
Next to Mr Carey, Wood Turner,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Sweet Vernal Grasses, Turnip, Radish,
\U OF ROYAL MAIL COACHESV
Dunedin.
CLOVER.
CLOVER.
AGENT,
GENERAL COM MISSION
Cabbages,Lettuce, Cauliflower,
TEVIOT JUNCTION, WEST CLUTHA.
John ChaplinandCo
Proprietors
Celery, and other Garden
WHEAT, OATS, FLOUR, AND OTHER
Proprietor. The most
RED, andALSYKE CLOVER*
AND AUCTIONEER.
And
WOOLBROKER
* Comfortableand
CommodiousHotel in
1
PRODUCE.
Ex Pampero,in fine condition.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.
Young'sBuildings.
LAW, SOMNER, and CO.
the District Good Stabling.
M'GREGOR and GARDEN,
Leaving
the BookingOffice, cornerHighand
Otago Wool Warehouse, Dunedin,
VictoriaSeed Stores, Princes Street,
streets, for allparts of the
Princes
DUNEDIN,
SEEDS. SEEDS.
N.B. Storagefor 2000 tons goods, bondand
Province.
MACLEAN,
CO.,
beg
AND
Gilliesand
Street's).
Opposite
(Immediately
AUCTIONEER,
free.
to inform Farmers, Dealers, and others,
Garden and Agricultural Seeds of the best Fares,time, &c, &c, see Bradshaw'sGuide;
or, inquireat the Bookingoffice.
quality, on sale by
and GARDEN'S New that they areprepared to advance on Wheat,
ÜBNEEAL COMMISSION AGENT, TA UEft
LAW, SOMNER, and CO.
Choice Flower Seeds, selected from Oats, Flour,and other produce, consigned to
CARRIAGES.
ISLAND GUANO
and
' Maria.'
MINING
bestnamed varieties. By Post, 4s 6d per themfor sale in this market, or for shipment.
SODA,
NITRATE
OF
ex
at
J.
C.
and
Co.
They
Fortnightly
intend
to
hold
Sales
their
have always on hand the
T>LACK HOUSE I>REY\ERY,
ETC. Dozen Packets.
Warehouses during the season, which will be
newest designs in Broughams, Barouches,
AND GENERAL SHARE BROKE
Equal
to
Phaetons, Waggonettes, and American Bug~T\yr'GREGOR and GARDEN'S New Vege- conducted withall possible care, in order to
TUAPEKA.
gies of every description.
LAWRENCE. TUAPEKA ilX table andCustardMarrow.Telegraph, secure the fullestmarketrates.
Peruvian
Guano.
""
Genuine
StockAND
Spine,
Spine,
White
KOFOED
Doctor,
Long
BASTINGS
Their extensive range of warehousesoffers
CARRIAGES BUILTTOORDER.
O C AMPBELL,
wood, c.c, Cucumbers, Pumpkins, and To- great facilities
for storage ; and being
are prepared to supply,
ready
delivery.
is
foi
Is
Packet.
The
above
now
All
timber
used in our Manufactory ha*
Post,
per
By
MINING AGENT.
matoes.
thoroughlydry and well ventilated, owners
may rest assuredthat theirconsignments will Price, £15 per ton, with a liberalallowance THEIR NOW CELEBRATED ALES, been carefully selected and imported direct
and GARDEN'S New and be keptingoodorder
from America, andseasoned for yearsbefore
Cases conducted inMagistrate'sComt, and
at Dunedin prices.
working.
Rare CompleteSeeds, in Thirty-one
to the trade.
The following scale of charges has been
"very description ofMiningbusinessconducts* Varieties, including Wellingtonia Gigantea.
Repairsdone in a superior manner, with
adopted,
uniform
and
same
has
been
fixed
at
all possible dispatch, and at the lowest
By Post, Is per Packet. Or Selection com- prices, in
HOTEL,
"
HORSE
WHITE
importers,
the
j
heavy
Apply
to
avoid
to
expenses
order
the
charges.
prisingPacket of eachVariety, £1.
George Street, Dunedin.
MEDICAL HALL.
usually attendanton storage for a lengthened
&
CO.
GEORGE
GRAY
RUSSELL
period.
charging
This sysiem of
fixed rates
MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY, STAFFORDand GARDEN'S New has workedsuccessfully
in the woolbusiness, Dunedin, 21st Oct., 1868.
mHOMAS COLLINS, late of the Auld
THEET.
Broom,English I
Seeds,
Cape
Hedging
AND
DKUGGIST
_JL Reekie Hotel, Hokitika, has much
CHEMIST
it is believed that its adoptionin the
Sweetbriar, Gorse, Privet, Accacia and
'Broom,
to his numerous friends
grain
approval:
pleasure
intimating
trade
will
meet
in
Superior
carriage
and buggy pairs, saddle
Armetia, andOsage Orange.
TTMBER YARD, and public generally,that he has opened the horses,
hacks,
always
and
CHARGES.
on hand for tal»
kinds of Drugs andPatent Medicines,
Mills,
SteamSaw andManufacturing
above centralandcommodiousPremises, and, or exchange.
Prescriptions accurately Dispensed, at /CATALOGUESForwardedFree, by Post, Receiving,weighing,storage,anddelivery, !
Princes street south,
to
merit
by
business,
hopes
strictattentionto
Horses broken to saddleandharness.
\j on application,and allOrders executed 3dperbag, estimating10 basts of flour, wheat,
Dunedin.
Dunedin Prices.
a share of public patronage.
and dispatch.
promptitude
with
to
ton.
Sale—
&c,
charge
the
No
further
made
On
HARROP,
JONAS
lg|r(Notethe Address),
unless produce is storedover three months. 600,000 leet red and white deals
First-class Accommodation for Travellers,
M'GREGOR & GARDEN,
Peel Street. Lawrene*.
Insurances One-eighthper cent, or 2s 6d 150,000 do Oregonlogs anddeals
andPrivateRooms for Families.
Seedsmen, Princes Street,
shelving
perLIOO worth, market value. This charge 25,000 do
Dunedin.
Wines and Spirits of the most choicebrands.
D. M'T A G G A R T,
will be made in all cases unless we are speci- 75,000 do Scotch flooring, all thicknesses
And at
40,000 do lumber
allyinstructed not to insure.
TEA AND "pERRINS
Kensington, Anderson's Bay Road.
do 7in. dressed F E weatherboards
First-class BillardTable.
Haveiock,
Commissions will be at the lowestcurrent i 50,000
rates, say 2^ per cent, and subject to arrange- 20,000 do 7in. roughF E weatherboards
CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
25,000 do clear pine
ExtensiveStabling.
Horse Breakers and Trainers.
TUST ARRIVE D. ments f >r large parcels.
Declared by connoisseurs to be
do hard wood all sizes
10,000
at
moderate
Livery
Stables,
Good
and Bait
DRIVER, MACLEAN, and Co.,
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
10,000 shingles
Horses Broken to Saddle, Single and POETftY FOR THE MILLION!!!
charges.
10,000 palings, sft. and 6ft.
Otago Wool Stores,
|
Double Harness.
High-street,Dunedin. 50,000 feet kauri,all sizes
LIVERY AND LETTING
20,000 do do 6 x l£ feet T and G
Inclear legible type,
\
TTTANTED
Farmers to know that Bauer- 10,000 do do 6 x £ do
STABLES
TUAPEKA MOUTH STEAM SAW \
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MILLS.
man's latest improvedPloughs are for
500 blue gum hurdles, 6(t.
CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD.
Jeffery Williams....Proprietor.
sale,
50 tons English and Scotch iron, best
The
brands
success of this most deliciousand unM'lntosh,
G.
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TIMBER YARD, LAWRENCE.
|
BRUCE HERALD OFFICE,
onhand good harness and saddle rivalled Condiment having"caused certain
Hope street Dunedin. 200,000 feetred pine',logs, boards, and scant- Has always
Horses, &c, &c, forhire.
dealers
lings
"tc apply the name of Worcestershire
BUCHAN, AND CO.,
Horses bought and sold on commission. Sauce to their owninferior compounds,the
Tokomairiro, andBalclutha.
XYT ILLIAM S. DOUGLAS, Also a large assortment of doors, sashes,
Pkopkietoks.
Publicis hereby informed that the only way
casements, architraves, mouldings, skirtings,
secure the genuine, is to
LAND, HOUSE, AND COMMISSION ridging,spouting, nails, &c.
M,ney
Lend,
to
on to
sums of
ASK
FOR LEA AND PERRINS' SAUCE,
arrived,
Dunedin,
ex
of
from
Also,
City
just
AGENT,
Colonial Timber cut all sizes, and delivered "BftTJCE HERALD"
FreeholdSecurity.
and to see that their names are upon the
Glasgow
ivrapper, labels, stopper, andbottle.
alongthe banksof the Clutha River.
ELDON CHAMBERS, PRINCES STREET, BUNBDIN. 40,000
CHAS. REID,
feet Gxl|L and G 30,000 feet 6x f
borne of the foreign markets having been
30,000 feet 6x|
Applications made to Waste Land Board 65,000 ieet 6xl
Dunedin. supplied withaspurious Worcestershire
Sauce,
70,000
All kinds of Imported Timber on hand.
ieet
feet
6
x
20,000
Stamped
Crown Grants taken up, Deeds
and
6xf W Bonrds.
£
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE,
upon the wrapper and labels of which the
Dressed
60,000
do
Doors, Sashes. &c.
Registered, &c.
ofLea andPerrius have been forged,
Junr., AND CO., names
direct from
Also, now landing, ex Sokrates,
—
L. and P. givenotice that they havefurnished
Norway
Agents,
Landand
Estate
SAW
MILLS
STEAM
"TTICTORIA
correspondents with power of attorney
REMOVAL.
30,000 feet 6xl£ Land G 30,000 feet 6x |Auctioneers, Arbitrators, Money-Lenders, their
Main South Road,
V COMPANY, GLENKENICH,
takeinstant proceedings against Manufac50,0 ;0 do 6 x I
70,000 do 6 x f GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, to
turers and Vendors of auch, or any other
INSURANCE COMPANY, 1 30,000 do 6 x £
(2milesfrom Tapanui)
30,000 do 6 x §
Stafford street,
TJOYAL
imitations by which their right may be in40,000
do
9
x
3
Baltic deals.
DUNEDIN.
Having completedthe erection oftheir extenJI/ift.von, TOKOMAIRIRO.
fringed.
TO RATTRAY STREET,
Also, per Chanticleer, from Hobart Town
Ask lor LEA & PERRINS' Sauce and see
"ivt Works, arenow prepared to execute alNorth-west corner of Princes street.
6000 split posts and rails.
FURNITURE.
Nameon Wrapper, Label,Bottleand Stopper.
Orders promptly. The machinery, beinjj very
HENDERSON, LAW and Co.,
WholesaleandforExportby theProprietors.
GUTHRIE and ASHER,
powerful, and replete with,all thelatestimWorcester; Crosse and Blackwell London,
DICKSON,
Agents.
Late W. Bell and Co.
&c, &c, and by Grocers and Oilmenuniprovements enables the Company to execute
Cabinetmaker & Upholsterer,
versally.
WATCHES
AND
JEWELLERY.
feet,
weekly.
60
000
OTAGO TIMBER YARD AND STEAM Bege
"rdcrs to the extent of
fIIHE proprietor would beg to announc
call attention to his large stock of
to
They bave always on hand, large stocks of
Established, 1858.
SAW MILLS.
HEBRUCE HERALD; Ob, Tokomaibibo
Dining-roomChairs, Tables, Sofas, Couches,
Building,and other Timber of every
intng,
Bf
Clutha, Taiebi, Mount Bengeb,SwitPrinces street, Soi;ih Dunedin.
Sasy-chairs, and Bed-room Chests Drawers zejrs andtuapeka recorderand advertiser,
that he has lately added to his Stock a A LEX. T> E A V E R,
description.
variety, Washstands, DressingTables, is published every Wednesday, at the Ufflc
AND GILMOUR beg to inti- ingreat
Orders addressed
WATCHMAKER AND JE WELLER,
(all sizes), Commodes, Bedsteads, Milton, Tokomairiro.
and
Glasses
mate to the inhabitants of Dunedin
VICTORIA STEAMSAW MILL COMPY} large and general assortment of
Palliasses, Hair Mattressesall sizes,Flock
street,
Pbinces
and
up-country
districts,
they
and
that
have
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
TAPAIfUI,
above,and having do., Flax do.
commencedbusiness
in
the
Manager,
12b per half-year, payable in advance.
JOHN HOWAT
Nearly opposite theBank of Otago.
PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE,
made arrangements for a constant supply of
Always on hand, a large assortment of
willreceiveevery attention.
Deliveredin andaroundMiltonevery Wednesday
timber for building and wheelwright pur- American Chairs, all kinds, cheap.
morning.
public
rely
having
can
on
their
poses, the
and that he is now in a position to execute Regular Imports
Also, all kiuds ofColonial made Furniture
NEWMARKET STABLES,
of first-class Gold and orders attended to with despatch, and at
When forwardedby Post, 2s 2d per half-year,or
Balclutha.
always on hand, cheap, fur cash.
prices that willgive satisfaction.
4s. per year additional.
to
order,
heavy
Silver Watches manufactured
every description of
On hand, New Zealand timber, all sorts
Country orders punctually attended to.
and
sizes.
Advertisements First insertion, 3s per in«h
BEG to inform myfriendsandthepublic
JOB PRINTING,
cased and suitablefor Colonial use.
THOMAS DICKSOS,
Flooring,T and G, 6xl£
standing
advertisements by arrangement. A
that I
have disposed of my interest in
Do do, 6xl
Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer.
liberal discount allowed on Advertisement* inthe above Stables to Messrs Falconer and in a First-Class Style, and at the Lowes
Do. do, 6x£
serted for afixedperiod.
Do. do, 6x£
Weller, and would respectfully solicit the
Rattray street,
Good varietyof Colonial and English
Shelvingand Lumber
Prices,
including
Agents for the receipt of Subscriptions an
patronage formerlybestowed on me.
Also, anassortment of
Next Shamrock^Hotel.
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Jewellery.
collection
ofAdvertisements:
■-.
T. HUDSON.
Sashes,
Architraves, Mouldings,
Doors,
Invoice Tops,
Skirtings
J.Robertson.
JewelleryManufactured to Order.
Ridging,Nails, &c.
£? G\f\ C\C\ To be Lent at 8 per cent. Waihola
Bill Heads,
leased the above Stables, we
English andScotch Iron
Clutha ferry
darkand Kirn
Watches accuratelyRepaired.
trnst by close attention to business,
Also, just receiveda cargoof Hardwood, ex Interest on first-class Freehold Security.
Ferry
Clutha
W.
Cards,
Business
1
Brown & Co.
Free Trader, up to 11x8.
A. BEAVER,
and by keeping safe and serviceable Horses,
sum, and £1000 in sums to suit
Also, just landing, ex Joanna, a cargo of £1000 in one
PortMolyneux
W;
!
Brown & Co.
to merit a share of public support.
Visiting Cards
Kauri, large sizes, up to 16x12.
Princes street.
jy2l
borrowers.
Popotunoa
FALCONER & WELLER.
Thomas Pollock.
Alao, just landing, ex Swordfish, a cargo of
(Plain or enamelled),
NOTICE.
KENYON & MADDOCK,
i
Hardwood, all sizes, Hobart Town Split
N.B. Cattle driven to any part of the
Mataura
JamesPollock
Posts and Rails, five and six feet Palings,
Solicitors, Duned in.
undersigned beg to inform their up-|
Province, also first-class Paddock Accommo- Admission Tickets,
Battens, Shingles, and Dray Shafts.
Tapanui
JamesCrawford
country friends, that they have just
All orders deliveredto any part of the city
dation.
CIRCULAR.
Check Books,
at
the
lowestrates.
Switzer's
openedtheir new VeterinaryForgein the OcWm. Braithwait*
CARR YOUNG
FINDLAY AND GILMOUR,
Prospectuses,
m h o m a s smith,
tagon, and having every requisite for a large
.;.
Teviot
Mackay
intimate
that
his
Brother*
begs
to
Auction
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business, they trust that this, combined with
Boot amd Shoemaker,
Princes street South.
Room is now ready for the reception of goods
Programmes,
J. Harrop ■";..
placed in his hands, either for public or pri- Lawrence
Mataura Bridge.
their well-knownexperience,willentitlethem
Posters
fTIHE Undersignedare buyers of Oats and vate sale; and that he is prepared to offer
Do.
Begs to inform the inhabitants of Tuturau
to a favorable share of support.
Geo. Jeffery.
-*- Barley, and willmake liberalcash ad- every possible facility in business with imCO.,
and surrounding district, that he has com
AND
others,
by
FORBES
and
cash
porters
advances
or
Waitahuna
(plain and colored, all sizes
Sydney Wilson.
vanceson grainstored with them for sale in wise, and by prompt settlement at theotherI
Next Simpson and Asher,
close Lake Waipori
menced Boot and Shoemaking at the aboveJas. Henderson.
transaction.
the colonies or GreatBritain.
of each
named place, and hopes by strict attentiob to Hand-bills (do.),
Butchers.
Dunedin
M'CALLUM, NEILL, AND CO.,
Robert Mackay.,
business, combined with a good article at
[ WILLIAM GTRACHAN,
/"I IT V COAL YARD,
T.Farmery
and'Co.
Receipt
Forms,
Wellington
mulerate charges, to merit a share of the
Bond-street Dunedin.
BREWER,
BOTTLER,
PLACE,
MORAY
surrounding
districts.
STUART STREET AND
H|"ALSTER,
patronageof the
George ;Street;ij 36
England
DeliveryBooks,
ABBEYLE IX STABLES,
DUJSEDIN.
[Cornhill,
E.C:London.
Maclaggan Street, Dunedin.
AND IMPORTER,
WEST TAIERI SAW MILLS.
for Horses, Buggies
Goodaccommodation
Circulars, Funeral Notices,
JOHN W. JAGO
the undersigned, havingbought Mr I
and Saddle Horses for hire.
VICTORIA BREWERY,
Begs to intimate that he is now preparedto Loose boxesfor Entires andRaceHorses.
Grant'sLease of the MaungatuaBush Labels, Show Cards,Bye-laws, Pamphlets,
Printed and Published by ihe ;Proprie{or,'l
Joseph Mackay, residing opposite his, Regis*
reserve, are now prepared to supply orders.
;supply Newcastle andColonial Coals, Coke, Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. Prices
DUNEDIN.
of any description. Boards and scantling's! Receipt Books(bound and perforated
to suit the times.
tered Printing Office, Main Soutli^load. Milton,
and every description of Firewood,, of beßt
in;jtne->'.Province
Tokomairiro, County of Bruce,
i; always on hand.
ARTHUR SMITH,
I
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quality, at lowest remunerative prices.
Proprietor. xtnmi obdww fcnotuaily attkhdbd »«. of Otago, NewZealand;-'
ii-j
Btc., Etc., Etc,
MANN AND M LACHLAN.
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