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Boiled and JKaw Oil
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Young Towton, out of Magio, by St.
Aubyo, granda^m ;M#dora,by Glenddwer (an Arab
Uinifag large and lofty'Rooms, with a full of Very high oaste, imported to Australia to breed
from {or theIndian Government), great-grandam, a
view of the Bay. Applyjto ■" -h.i
by Oaptaiu
thoroughbred mare imported to
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CURTIS BROTHERS.
Berry (who bred for" the Indian Government).
Youngr Towton, by .Towton, out of Stockings, by
Waverly, by St> George butof Splendor. For further,.. r-
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Richmond for Forest Inn,;
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NELSON COLLEGE.
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enri J. Hart,
/oaUing'at'Traveller'sßest andWaimea-West, on
CA.P1TA1,.,.. ~. \~n... T £2,009,000, I Sir,—l have thehonor toreport for your information that
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the1sampty pf Imperial Schiedam Schnapps forwarded by
of LAND in,two blocks,^nsiiting of{Tat»ra,, Cueiday.^returhipgj same .day, galling Wednesday;
yoil to me has been submitted, to a searching chemical? Rimu, -Matai, and White Pinei The a,bpje
Horse Stable,on
abtel;
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Bed
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The Undersigned having completed the erection of
T AIL OR,
Bayji 4t iMr Beuke!s, Upper Mputere, on; Thursday,; at
mejto state that itisthe-Finest Sample of'Schnapps lEigh't Mile's from the Port of Waitapu,
A 'LTpdClaßgesLQf' Fure;
-in t Towni or enables
on
Twist and Gay's
comeunder my notice.
Nelson.*, Eight Miles of -Iron ,BaiU have' recently", 4ed ttorse"Stable,
IMPROVED MACHINERY is preparedto execute,.
3C X-b'^CoMntvy, taken at Current,Ratei.'j, iii !i
chat has as yet fragrantodour,
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and is absolutely free from bee landed! at the Port for thepurpoie-ofconstruct ~ tables, on Saturday, returning to Richmond same
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any!trace of fusil oil
may be favored. ■.'
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TO LEND on
'Which will be con- kfternoon. ~„,,,..,. ,v, .■- '
evidently been distilled from) Superior rye groin, always ng a tramway, the
liases,
and everyt other^inforr^atiQci
be paid on or before Ist
Lining, Mouldings, Sashes and Doors
production of the choicest, Mguous,to,tbe.aboi;o.ir)r) ]q
in large or email turns, at the cai be h«|iat
used instead of malt in thevery^smooth
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pfithe undersigned l. j
BKOURITY,
to the palate;andl For particulars,apply to
qualitiespf Schnapps. Itii
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N EDWARDS *,CO, Ai.nu.l In ibis reßpect compare's favorably with oth^ samples.
Timber, Shingles, »nd BuildingO3Materials
of
'*irskservice. ~, f", ~[,,.„ -, ~'/.;,!-,.,', -cA
equally
ADAMS k XmGDOX,
as
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advised
suitable
for
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offeredfor sole. T
every description.
Soiioiton, Nelson,
.Takafca.;,,,, ;'VFor'Wnnerpariwulm;apply;to, .;.,,",',',iJy .-,--,
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CorrugatedIron Ridging
'(signed) WM. JOHNSON,
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that
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-Apply to BUNNY and SINCLAIR,Solicitors,
Thii■Pure M«dicftl'Spirit; Bopenor I6rany'in the Market,
Merohan,diße,
tfter l(ne 2lBt: d*> of" Deoember;t'li»7fir
Prpjl«ce
Join«»'Work prepared to order. Sawing and
f itgf andlliowe^ini^r^.-jia.offevedttothePubliomnderthe full>
"rafalgaf-aLreet, Nelson
909 W< ol, Go,ld;^nd
qontictiotfthat it will supersede all others now m use. i; ,v the Provisions of The Cattle Trespass) 4^186^/';
for the -trade. Planing up
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nPEJf DEBS will be. rcs.ceived byljhe underX "Ignedi'tintil Noon on THURSDAY,the 19th
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''all conTeniericesattachedrconvenieritlysitu^tedl,
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25.' About' 1000 Acres of fir'st-olasp La'nd,"a^oiitj 14
miles from Nelson, partly Pine andTotara Bush
and pat*
and partly Flax,.wjth good, ,R«sidence
1 buildings;
BsiaHAK Yottho is 5 years old, by Royal Con*.
£8000/,easy terms.' ','-" r u"'"'
and the best horse aver,
(a.pnre
26. A Shop and Dwelling-home! Hijfh-itreet, Rioh- qneror
know a in England), out of Jewel (a. mare which,
mond, with' 53 leet frontaVe,!-£175
succeeded ml 'carrying on* the;'prize for ail comers in
the Nelson distriot for .eight years.), .Jewel'was by
England's "Hope, out of a Clydesdale mare;, the
AT BENT, AND 'OS-TKBMS1 AS MAT BB ABBAN9BD.—
imported
1. A convenient shop and Dwelling-house, withJarj| laStter was by Farmer, out of a Clydesdalethe
which'was foal of
outbuildings at'corner of' Hardy and Alma- from1 Australia by- Mr Jones,'
L^- la pure Clydesdale, which was imported front Eng.
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by!iTr'Ashley. "■''-! -'" j:.'"'
5. A Cottage and fire acres good Land, Stoke,'close land
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will TRAVEL as under:—
to Railway.Station/ ?ery suitable.for a 'Market' BRIGHAM YOUNGand
Waimea West, callingat
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7. A' Cottage and half a section of LanaT at the
stopping2
jT^isßbiT-i-SpringGrove and Wakefteld,
Mouteier close to the sea and'handy for shipping;
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Forest Inn on
very suitable for fruit-growing, as trees;do well
WIi)KiBDAX-^-Spring Grove, and willoallatFox
and'bear(abundantly. ;i; ?.i .'.-k a,; ",. i
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!Thcbumy
the Trafalgar
Etinino—At his Stables,
TO LET.
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of
A HOUSE
; Pattobat—Trafalgar HotelStables
XX. LANDt at RICHMOND,formerly ocoupied
Fi(B8-^£3 per mare;: Groomage,6s. All Fees to
situated,
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is pleasantly
bj) Mr, Jobdan. The.
paid
or before Ist January, 1879.
be!
side,
Rooms,
and contain^Seven
besides | i/ ~:on >■■■■"-,■ THOMAS WALKER.
near the'sea
Outbuildings,
including
&o.
which there are
Stable,
For, particulars'.<apply,to ,""-,' ~, o
THIS SEASON,-The
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'freehold and other
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obtained
from the Manager
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All'information
of theNational Bank of New'Zealand,'Nelson.''" 1469
money on reasonable terms on
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6. GROCERIES,
as per list to be seen at Asylum;
:r !J1 > tamples to be left With lenders.
or, Col7. COAL, .Newcastle, Grey, Wanganui,
i"Vl: <lingwood, at per torn '■*
j ON VERT BABT TBBMB TO SUIT PUJICHABBM.—/
TowjvSeotions'
adjoining^tbe 'Railway StaI. Three
8. FIREWOOD, Manuka or Red Pine, in lengths
at a low figure.
from 6 to 8 feet,'good,, bard .and dry, at.
J tion, Glonoester-street,
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feet fronting Belwyn Place.
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13.4. Twenty
House and Stables in Morrison-streer.
9. STRAW,long and. clean, at per load.
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Acre*,
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(Moutere—abargaiff.
Allartislesto be, delivered as' required.
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8. Thirty feet fronting Nile-street Esefcr -\ ..{"■j\
The lowest or any tender not necessarily aocepted.
in
Cottages
by
monthly
small,,
,-. .CI ~1. JNO. HEFFER,
9. Two
South-street,
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Officer in Charge.
payments, if preferred. ,/
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11. Three hundred'acres Upper Moutere. ~,., >:
and
Lower
Cottage,
Mooters.,
12. Forty Acres
are invited tor BUILDING
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13: Two Acres, North Esk-stre'et, £W.
''\. ', JL:...,a' TEApHER'S, HOUSE and ADDITIONS
Six
roomed
forty
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House and
feet ofLand frdntibg :to Bohobl-house at SARAU,Upper Moutere. Also,
Collingwood street for £225.- J,!,"J. r
"■'' for,,ADDITIONS,.tothe School-house at DOVE17. A very attractire residenoe at the P6rt'ha»ing ;DALE. :Plans,of the!,Upper Moutere buildings may
forty feet frontage to Wakefield 'QuayV'chm'- bessen.attheEducation Office,Nelson, and at the
manding a splendid Tiew of the tiarb'or^on Very house' of Mr Joseph Hewetson, Chairman of the
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easy terms and at a low-price. ~',',jt,.;'<o.'i ''I School.Commjttes, Upper Moutere. „■ Plans of the
19. A capital inveitment in a Corner section naTiag ibovedale buildiug may be .seen at the Education
60ft frontage to Hardy street, and 150ft frontage Office,'Nelion/ and at the house of Mr Job Best,
to 'Wellington street—a bargain for cash.
Dovedale.
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22. A Fiveroomed Cottage and nearly half an~acre~ Tenders; headed "Tender for
St.
fronting
street.'adjoiriirig
undersigned,.
Land
Vincent
tb*
the
will
1 of
and' addressed:to1
be received
New School ground, £160,!al greatpart of the uUU-MONDAY;'Jabuarj 13th/1879.
money may remain on-mortgage at 8 per cent if
ro;<''!!''V':
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Secretary to theNelson Education
23. Fifty feet ofland inHardy street, with comfort* -2852
-,■,,"■, -Board.
f
able House, for £200,terms easy.. ~( ;, r ., <",
24. A superior Villa- Residenoe, with Bathroom and
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General
Public Works
and at
on and
and
prox.
any tender, will not neoesaarily
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Beport on a sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps
ZEALAND (Limm.)
received from Mr H. J. HAET.
in 100,000 shares of £10 each!
Capital, £1,000,000,
We hare subjected a sample of theabove named article to
a very careful chemical analysis and examination.
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TBTTSTBES:
The results of the analysis, which are set forth in a
Chablss Maoniao, Esq., (3,.Lombard street, Lon- separate report, show that this Spirit is of go6d strength,'
free from acidity, and that it contains, but
Ewisg, Esq., M.P., of practically
don ; Abohibau) Obb
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traces of solid matter in solution. It possesses a delicate
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agreeable
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aroma, arid a pure and mild taste. ■MrHart's
and
» Schiedam Schnapps is a very Superior Article of its clasß,
DlBEOTOBS: j
and quite genuine.
purified
27, Upper ia well
Hbnbt R. Gbknfbxl, Esq.^ Chairman,
'(Signed) ARTHUR H. HASSAL, M.D.,
<A Thames street.
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Author of Food and its Adulteration."
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OTTO HEHNEB, F.C.S.,
Public Analyst
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iHE jNELSQ||X>!pflOD
MOULDING MILLS,
SASH AND DOOR MGTOftY:
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Duuedin,s £3rd November, 1878.
Die Ministerfor Public Works, Dutfedra. ,'. )','.<",
Telegraphic ( Tenders, similarly addressed,.and
marked, Will be: received, if presented at any Tele".
graph Offloe 'by Jnoon of the above mentioned date,"
provided:that\ Written Tenders in "due form are..
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Companions, Girdles, Casquets, &c, &c.
tolthelHeSd
soottT^
SAWING, PLANING, AND
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;3With/Unlimited ,Liability
& Co.,
Jameson Brothers
,M|S(MApS,
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Pnbii6'Works'Office,,
until Noon of MONDAY,at this
23rd day ofDeeember, 1878,for
{They are to be marked on the butaide,^' Tendera for,,
jth'cr Blenheim Contract,** and, addresied to the Hon.;'
Hair Dressing Salofon, Furniture^Fittings, and TBath| Rooms > FOR SaLE,
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nui, and Arbfoath Stone, Tomb Mailings from 3s 6d
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Wicket, and Paddock Gates, :1"
per foot, Ornamental,
Srß-AoßNxa:
T. Rr Hoddeb ,& Co
WaimeaEaet
INVALUABLE REMEDY has. of every description, in Stock,or Made to Order.
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Ski-th
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the extraordinary property' of immediately
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affections,
and those who are
S.iEDKiJBiEtr"
Motueka
relieving the above
Jab.
Rbii.it
Takaka
troubled with that tickling in the throat which de.'.
CE
prives them of rest night after night,. and by the GEAIN
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incessant cottgh' which it provokes, will, by taking one
of All Kinds of Agbicul- FIRE AND MARINE B DSINESS
dos«, find immediate relief,and one bottle in most
iMPIiBMBNXS, and MACHINERY.
TUBAL SEBDB,
cases will effect a cure. In Asthma, Chronic Coughs,
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.LOWEST RATES:
Difficulty of Breathing, the effeots are truly wonder*
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Export Orders promptly attended to. 1060
iul. Many who for years have been unable to lie
being
Nelson,
without
choked
There
no
Directors
for
and
being
Lopal,
down
by an accumulation of
'. by taking one dose of Irish Moss, been
the undersigned hayihg'full powers without reference
phlegm
Offi6e'^they)aVe propared'tb^take Risks
Able to do so with comfort.
and make Settlenent of losbbs without'the slightest
PBBPABBD ONLYBY
deiay. .jl'irrr 1, '>t Lilt
trhis)O©ce,combining as it does strength, liberal J1
JJATHS, ityj of-settlement,and a purely New Zealand proPHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST,
prietary, commends itself'ia many ways to Insurers.
Bridge Street,Nelson.
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TENUEUS will be received
WBITTEN office
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the.aboTe.Contraot.
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Moutbat & Chosbie having taken over the
Habdy-steebt MONUMENTAL WORKS, and|
IRISH
MOSS
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Spanish
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Wanted Known, that
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Solid tand .Hollow Balls, Beech .Horses, ModeP of interest: (
apd
Interes(<
Dolls,
Sets,
Rents
on
Land
Compo.'
.SpilLJars,
or,
Toilette
on. Mortgages, &c, i
,
'J Basket*,,etc., Ships, to Build. Cardr Houses, i nolleoted.
j
'< r,rd ""^■"r."i:.rJ
Houbos hired or letjbought orsold, on oomtniilion I
Cubes,China Dinner and Tea Sets,Puzzles,
Insuranoes'effeeted at lowest ratesjof.premiums.
ABC Blocks, Pistols, Box Toys, Bricks, Har*
monies, Glass and Stone' ,Marbles, ,frankeenI Houserente collected;... Taxes and {nsorancM paid {
Dolls. Plated C*rd Baskets; Glass andj Plated I and repairs or insurances effeoted if required^
| Valuations made in Town or Country for purchases,
Bisouit Boxes, Fancy Inkstands, Writing Case's,
i Card Trays, Vases, Ladies'' Fans, Card1 Cases,salesV'or for Stamp and Succession Difty.,,. ~
X
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atid ground
daily on the premises, ensuring fresLness, brisknwsj and-that exquisite1 aroma for which good
Coffee is so much valued.
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Gold Mounts ; Sterling Silver,
. Steel,and Leather Alberts, in great variety.
AhO,a good stock'of Rings, Brooches, Scarf Fins,
Studs,Lockets, Necklets, Links, and Crosses.
And a very choioe selection of Colonial mounted
Greenstone.
ELECTRO-PLATED BREAKFAST and other ing Tools, etc., Made to Order,or Repaired on the
CRUETS;TEA and COFFEE SERVICES i Shortest Notice.
Toast Racks, Sugar Basins, Card Baskets, Plans and Specifications prepared for the aboveWaiters, &0.,&c.
mentioned worl. if required, and Estimates given.
All
sorts of Store Castings .Executed. Stores
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Highest Price given' for' OlCCopper^Brasg, and
in. Colonial
PIPES,
TRANSFERS
T?NG I NEE RS, M. IL L WEIGHTS,
BOILER MAKERS,
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ON
AND
BRASS FOUNDERS,
IE
SMITHS,
GENERAL
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37,'Lombard street, London^
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ing, Planing, Flax, Quartz-crushing, and Agricul- ; The. Company advances on wool and all other protural Machinery of' all descriptions, Snafting and duoe consigned for sale in the
Colonies^ or London,
Gearing,"Wrought
Piping for Fluming, Mintran«aots every kind of mercantile 'business, and lends-
Of the Latest Designs, consisting of
English and Colonial Gold Alberts j Hair Alberts,
Meerschaum, Wood,
KNIGHT'S1
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"nd other
,
PRJMfiVrCANTBHBURX, ;
(Finest
1j it uied!'oilvv'»nd,
that'is
finished
and American
large varimy ot-8-Day and 30-Hour American
A\*o,
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-A Few of WEBSTEB'3 Specialities— !
in barreli,
Ling Fißß'/ Fiuel'Red
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' Albro' Smoked Sprats,'Anchovies in Oil,
BEISaESfEEfiT.
to
to his Stock of
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AGENCY
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direQt the attention of intending
BEQB
superior
Purchasers
LEVER WATCHES.
£ngM
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Length about One and half Milea,1 with Bridgeo
.of ,aU Bfin'ds;
TOBACCOS &j CIGABS.
and Clay
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Jeweller,
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PEKFUMEKY of all descriptions;
with 'Goods just
jLAND, 10USE;
unpacked, 'suitable for the coming season.
Mauritius Crystals,'Bydney Company's" J.W. and The Stock of
V ,';,,:,,; I,AGENT, i.' ~Fu ,'W.AIia
especially,
oommend
BOOK^,
must
'""■ liO.y Loafand Crushed 'Loaf,Tablet and
NELSON.
itself to PTery^jsjtpr.^ > ~[,,<» vrl
HARDY-STREET,
Brown Sugars.'
Croquet, Lawn Tennis, Badminton,, Ladies Bags,
"«
,a>-.trj?.\wiiaif J '■" 'h[ ' rUi '*■
:ot7gONVEY
Pencil Cases, Qlovq.and Handkerchief Boxes,
£
AW©ES Ilqsfc"
, De*ks,Work Boxes, .Dinner Mats, Table, Cro-. .„;. LANDi under the ",!" Land i Tr»n»fer Act"
Hafk a Ton. (
-t-qu'eti Boys' and Youths* Cr'jckit'Bats Stumps effeoted at obtrees fixed-by rthe' rAfctj'!'i!altd:
woTff -BACON'and HAM/-" \'
sffi
and Balls, Counter*,'
Cribbage, Card Qames, MOaTGAGEa^ *nd BE-LEASE9. uPOWfiRS df
prepared? ftpd: LEASES! drawnJ |D( ice and'Oujjs, Chess,
Draft*,'Dominoes,'Race
CeleJjbated (li i Games,Foi,and Geesfj AuntjSally, Pope Joan, !ATTORNEY
bought,or soldi <ta<ooumunon.
Half a Ton"
L^ndhiMd.QrUfc,
Monej iaTMted on Mortgage Securitiesor in Bank
Bells, Bookslides, OxfordBilliard
Water Colors,'
." "il S' 1' fSi"li'l k
Lined Work Baskets, Tennis 1and other 81jare«. -~1 jii
"PoardSi'Bracketrf,
.Hoclr^^-uoj; I ~'_lL.'
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so ho pdHoi^
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I^amily Grocer, Ace.,
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TRAFALGAR STREET.'
ENGLISH AND COLONIAL JEWELLERY OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.,
222
Watchmaker
£7
SS 8
Mitobmatical
Ginger in
Coffee is the Best,
Webster's
Ceylon Plantation Berry
t:>Becifuße)the
P*
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.tof-matyr CD&igrißV OKN^MfiNiPIL'J '
j BAIiR of every Variety';- a good'assorts*
! meot of >B00K8,; GUH& A.MMTJ.& 1?. ": j
;At' tlie Old'
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Dates, Erbeili
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Watches, Cloelcs, and Time Pieces of erery description Timed and Repaired.
Sis Jewellery Stock is extensiTe and well-aßsorted,
and purchasers will find that at his establishment
they can procure a good article at the lowest price
possible,
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hitherto accorded, and trusts to
of the-saaie. He'deeirei ,to
merit a
inform the Nelson public generally, as also residents
in the surrounding districts, t'l.at he, is prepared to
mtnufaotiire all sorts Wndid^flcriptionß oV'.^'^'pj'Y
FANCY JEWELLERYi BRdOOHES, EAR- **'
RINGS, &0., &0.,
To Ani Ohdeb ob Design.
All Repairs entrusted to him will be most carefully
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to return his THANKS for
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of— |"H-i~l>.. JACKNON''"
F^nes^eve^seen
; Further information can be obtained
any Distiict' :Resident Engineer's
OF BOOKS,
MoscateU/Elemes,
SulMnas,
Currants, '
IMPORTER
application
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on
at
the
b^the'iamehouj'.
SIATIONERX,
■u-andi"'J Conditions'
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Tairs,'
China
pb'Jars,1 FANCTT, GOODS, TOT^i&c,
jFrenehPlubs lib
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Drawings,^Specification,
'Almonds," Barcelona Natij"\
"Jordan'and"
the"
seen at this bffice,
■;; Old SMid. may^be
SCHOOL PRIZES,
Nelson,
OfficesI,'; Wellington, Blenheim,
Peel,
Orange,Lemofl.aqdCi^rpn
', CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S
ftfte*r~M<i)Ni>A7,.ther 2nd December
Figs,
Persian
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be
The'lowest or
:»ccepted,
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licensed"
ii^'MdK^^ -.^"'B^oinmana.
CARDS,BAZiAR ARTICLES,&&or.
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. .r,. - -";;w.
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Island.
ANp: CpjiMIBSION
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and SHOVEL
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the
4pplj, ntp PETER; CLIS3OLD, Overseer,on
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Etc.
wishing to PUBCHASB'wiII lli"| CTION,
1 Parties
do wejl. to CALL and INSPECT, the/j >.
The GOODWlLi^of,tbe BUSINESS
GOuJDS before Pjirchasing elsewhere.
,v'Dried: KuitsI
in jthejCplonies,
I'J^hp
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§ ■-** '£ v*
pj
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,; WANTED, Good*slCK
A ...MojbfialEa Rqad; Board, iup .tolO a.m. bo the
4th Janpaby, 1879, for Twenty-two Chain* DITCHI-.-.30; v^> ING and FORMING,'Tadmor Valley, and for
Sherry;YalJey.
and.CLKAKING,
7 ( BUSH-FELLING
Specifications .may be Veep, of, the former at Mr
IT. Hodgkins'on's, Tadmor, 'and' of the'latter at the
Sherry Post-office..
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"'./v D. LINDSAY,, :■■
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Secretary:
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j Upper Motueks, December^;
2381
| (Es^bHsho^2l Year?.
Bats, all sizes—Cricket ''Balls,1 best
Makers, Duke's, Dark's, (& Martin'^
registered 4-seams Beltß-^Caps—lieg
Guards Batting Gloves -p- .MTick^tkeeping i G'oveß-^Lottgielf-jp'rGlovii-i
Scoring Books—Euleaof the Game, etc
in offering; I
SDPBEIOBCONDITIONand'QUAUTT.
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WERCHAST,
C^KTSTMAS
irequestsjhe special attention of Customers to their
«s *
|J? \ 4 '£■
Has Just Received a' Splendid Assort'
,
mentlof
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FRUITS!!'!
JM.'i Mi,- 'Webster,
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COUNTY OP AMURI.
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about; tp.'EEMNgtrisk';:"I
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u''BEING-,
NAMELY
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account
of
health,
oh
ill
i 'Sijoh® for Preserving. Cane
and Whalebone" Handled ''
Bata— "l
offers his whole
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Oane.jand
ditto-^Re^
I \ percussion ,ludian-tubber'*
Solid Cane ..ditto-rSingle j
railways.. "'.
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tv::< !"' '. IJNEf zk'aland
Stock^in-Trade
and Double Cane ditto—Wickets, all
:
aY
SALE
REDUCED PRICES,
;iIPICTON'AND BLENHEI&i RAILWAY, ,y:
Prime Hams for Picnics! 1 ciasses^'arid Bizes—Boys' and. 'YduthsJ! I| Jor.
comprising /FAJNCY &OODS and
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HARDY STREET.
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FRUITS!!
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IMPORTER,
BOYAL BLUB HOUSE,
:CERISTMAS
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QRICKET- Jg
Oliristnias Fruits!
Crimson, Scarlet, and Purple-Lakes
Manders's" Varnißhes1
"".Kent's"
Painters' Brush'wareV ;(i
Hand Wicks
Plate and Sheet'nUass Diamonds / '!
Russian Glue ; ".' / '■," ~"; ;■-"; \■]<;<-J : \
Patent Graining Machines :> ; r ;
GoldLeaf and Brouze Powder
2 bales 721bs t Scriin
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I^in and fin Tins Tacks 5
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TUEE
TOP HOUSE AtfDTABNDALE KOAD,
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will be ENFORCED; on/.nlyiLand, beingJJectiont
A'TBIAL'is EA.llNl!£ltLY SOLICITED,',I, \ "," ,2;aid 3,106, and part,of-Sectiop'4, Square ft,,Nji^iT', |rHfi .Updenufned, are ; CASH,/PUB.,
moti W.trlct'; «Jthit it is myfntentiil^Lii^
ll
>rjl
I thl ,1)11' rD'A tfAGESi for
all Ctttle tre.pMiing !6tf'the'-stic 1 it*- pfiiSEJ^^ftbe^aboTe." ,'!,." ~,....',
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lan(l, whether the samegball befencftdV.f uneie^^ I ,1.,,' ..TK.uuni TJ'^HjßAijb^App:, A J'"""v
WairoaFellmongery,
'JAVA i ! GEOIUJB BtJLMER TATE. I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ANCHOR LINEOF
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To-morrow.
.
pBEAT
FOR WESTrORT, HOKITIKA, AND GREY-■ ■
MOUTH.
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B
M U R RA ?>
THIS DAY, Thursday, 19thDe'o.at Fourp.m
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December
rHE TUESDAY,
KEN N E
D V,
THE
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on THURSDAY,26th December,
;
on FRIDAY, 20th December, at Four p.m
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FOR WANGANUL
W A L LACE, OF VARIOUS SIZES,IN THE FAR-FAMED
TO-MORROW, Friday, at Ten a.m
WAITARI DISTRICT.
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27 Sacks SUPERIOR^LQUR.'L n
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Auctioned.
TBAE'S D-a-SPOKTS
iftEK-"
IN THE BOTANICAL BESEKVE. ,;.'
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1879,RETURN TICKETS will be issued between i
within New Zealand at which the Company's 2370
steamers call at areduction of 30 per cent, off the
two single fares,available for return until,^Bth
.
EDWARDS
ThTrD~ANNUAL~EXCURSION,
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,Company's
R .O^T.^&.^itWU_A ;
THE Union
Excursion to
Steam Ship,
ALSO,
GROWING CROPS;
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articles offered at this; Sale, are requested to
j.other
or
communicate,with-Mr B. ;M.,r Smith,,Forest Inn*,,
A Plan of the Ground may be seen at the office of
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the Auctioneer.
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o'clock,
Persons wishing to have
,-■ .".jlt'ill
,/.
The Hight'oJ;<xarnes
At Mb Webbt's Fakm, Waimea. East,
| Ciose to the HOPE RAILWAY STATION,'
:ON FRIDAY, 27th DECEMBER, 1878
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OF
,ihat'her :haS''J;he':tar^st^STGGE:"^^^
Ever S^EEEE© to t^e EtjßllEq, e^pressl^
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- Sites
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BEmV
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HOES£S,,CATTLE^
foi- Refreshment1 .Bopfh? j
2'
FARM IMPLEMENTS, &C., &C.
Fancy. Bazaar,.. ,»:>.;\
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for
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Stock,
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For William'Courtney.
AJCTCTIOIFsALE
TOi; WE3T;
COASTS SOUNDS.,
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Clocks^
; Monthly Auction Sale
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inMABIN
has
received;
JQHIN
R
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FOR BLENHEIM.
CO. will HOLD
The Auctioneers bavo every confidence in recomW PATTEESON~&
to Sell by Public Auction;-on' .W
lilL1 .-.struotions
their NEXT -MONTHLY AUCTION
E
W A L L A C E, mending 4heße Sections to small Capitalists,, aa the 1SATURDAX",
'21st, ut 12 o'clock, at the i(
December.
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on MONDAY, 23rd December : ; j terms will be liberal, and the investment a safe one. Nelson Auction
"/lt\; ■,: ) k:SALE,atth^,vV:;ri:
Eooms—.
' FOREST INN, WAKEFIELD, *"&~PICKERING,
SHARP
1 2 Sites for Licensed iVictualleite' On WEDNESDAY,18th DECEMBER,at Two
From the 15th December,. 1878, to 31st January,
THE
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from last Saturday,
Also,
1Also, to close account*,
Malt Soreon, Weigbin^ "Machine, Hose* and. "A large'and varied AVabttrndnt/of
Piping, Sack Truck, Malt Crushor, Tubs,
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-CHANDISE,comprising—Flour, Tfli, Soapi
Shovels, and a variety of other Malt-house Candles, Kerosene, Oheese, Split Peat, Starob,
requisites.
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■t ,Chutney ..Sauce, Saw*,, Axe Handles, Pipers
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MABIN,
JOHN R.
Watches, Co.,Ac
" 'hangings, Buckets,
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50 CHRISTMAS GEESE
250 lbs FEESH BUTTER
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-the Premises, .which has about-Eour years, to
12344
SEGTiONS
260
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run, with a purchasing clause.
T
to Sell by Auction, at theif Rooml, Hwdy
street,
on^SATURDAY nsxt, at 12 o'clook noon-' N
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GOODWILL ;of the LEASE of
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ON FRIDAY, 20th DECEMBER, 1878,
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At TWO o'clock.
WELLINGTON.
CHA RLE S: EDWARD,
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Masonic Hall, Nelson,
FOR
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SATURDAY,21n DECEMBER.
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AUCTION THIS DAY, Thursday, Deo. 19, at
Twelve o'clock, noon,
At thb Mait House, Bridge Stbebt.\
,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
" W, PATTEESONI
HOGG,Bankrupt.
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IN THB
WAITARA DISTRICT,
AT; THE
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ED,
CHARLJ_SED"WA
24th
SALE OF LAND
PECEMBBB ifo.
ZEALAND,
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Bj order of tbe Trustees in the Estate of JOHN. j
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ABB APPOINTEDTO tEAVB
on
,
3SEJ
THE COLONIST, NELSON,
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2118
jrpO LET, with immediate poßaeseibn, tUt
yery desirableresidence at W,akbfibij), known
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iAND.
las'^Tid RbtbeAt,"
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the
will mate the Christmas
Also,, ~, ,~t 1(!, i,'j >io>;i :":
At ONE o'clock.
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Shawill leave Wellington on V;,;
AUCTION on"
December
FOR SALE, 190 Acres, more or lest, part of
1
Shbppbt Fabk," Wakefield,
SATURDAY,28th DECEMBER,;'
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will be Sold Cheap.
ABOUT
.'o'clock at'the ;Nelson Auctiok RoOmb.'
Apply to
and arrive at Port Chalmers on the:36tl.i,,leaving on
OATS
W. PATTERSPN,,* CO.,
Tuesday, the 31st, for the Sounds,,'ami, arrive baok■]
&o.
"!;.;.<!;/j. & ii&Botibneers,
in Port Chalmers on Wednesday, January Bth. ;, ■;
GOOD 3, TOYS,&c, suitable for Christmas 2158
BARLEY,
ACRES
Berthß willbe allotted on SATURDAY,
.the 218trJ
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and New v.Year's Presents.) ,p. ;,
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20
to
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JOHN R. MABIN,
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NELSON PASSENGERS wiUYhyforwardec(:per;. jwhich will be offered in Four Lots of Twenty-five 2408
;>v
Acres each.
near .a .Township in, the.^North ofjNehun,,??
s.s. Wellington'on 'FRIDAY, 27,^'instant.], ',',. iV .) ,j ;
Return Tickets and further particulars' to,be. ,ob;
AUCTION on SATURDAY,, December 21.st,atj bdrough'Distr^cts. Address,'with price and partioutamed of
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Luncheon provided on the ground.
Twelve o'clock; at'the Nblson A'tjcti6k 'Rooms. ' a"' °,
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THOMAS CAWTHROK,
,;.(] .Land Agents.
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Agent', Government Wharf. ;<,
2346
OATEN;
as
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HHHE ST^AQK; of
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the property
> 2379
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1- "now lies ciose to the;Rp»d, on(known
TtjnlOjn
VALUABLE -PROPERTIES.
as Gouby Chableu JoNBS.'Eaq.,
occupied
FURNITURE
AND
jVALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD
}~ i,..,.,1,...
\J Steamers are appointed lo leave
: land'Q.Waimeaßoad.-- :i^:^" -' ! > 2409
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EFFECTS.
PATTER SO JNr&.Cq. afe instructed
PIOrON and WELLINGTON,
-|
to Sell the following iValuable Properties:
6f WAKBFl,KlJ).T*2s,aqre«,
booking fo» Lyttelton, Dunedin, Napier, Wan- To beSOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION^on MONDAY,
; feDced> ;wtih,,St«)We t(;itiin,,,
ganui, GisbornevtTauranga, Oamaru, and Timaru-7?:.:'.
23rd December, 'at the residence of JOHN'
store.' |(^ -'tj fi/ """
fjTOW thi
i,
Thursday,
TO-DAY,
South,
19th
Trafalgar
street,
at
E
sq.,
TAIAROA,
Railway Station;
SHARP,
taking
Sydney
Noon,
o'clock.
'December,,'at
Assigned,
Order
of
the'Trustee's,'of'the
Estate,
1
By
Building Allotments adjoining Station,
'
' Eleven
Passengers and Cargo to es Wakatipu,
";
of J. A.\LAN<boßti'& Son. ~'''.■
to let on lease ;
arid Melbourne ■Passengers, _' t<> si OHARP & PICKERING have received,
: '■<MoTuiiA^AiißT.—9l2'aorfts, easy
terms
:,,':'.','
Rihgarooma
'"',
AiUCTIOjN,
December,
23,
k3
instructions to Sell by Auction, on the premises j,
on
Dotedam.—22o
lacres,; w<itb. new, SjrpqmedHouse
The TAIAROA,:ss, on TUESDAY,'
Trafalgar street, South—
!',
"! atEleve.n'o^olook, ~,, ;,/.", | Outbuilding*, Orchard, &c. Stock and ImpleDecember
f^'j Vij'l:^', ! The i WHOLE of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ';
ments at valuation. Or, will ;be Jet.
-\ju'\
At thb!Stobb,op 'LANGFORD)&.SON,.
'"<'H
TURE and EFFECTS,-including—
SpbiVg GroVEI.—s£ aeries, with'new6-roomedHoum
":
."'W
WELLINGTON,
A Splendid PIANO, by Bbcudwood & SONS,
XilORand in cultivation! I J
fenced,
specially imported.
'Th'eVwh'ole, of the /
comprising
JJ DUNEDIN, BLUFF, and MELBOURNE-.
Nbttdobf.—2o acres g00d,6-roomed House, Orchard
TheTAIAROA; bs (transhippingintoßin'garooma
A Drawing Room Suite iv Grey Rep.
good site for business
l
RiOiCE E I E S," L 0 THING,!Beiohtwatbb.
at Wellington),.; TO-DAY,; Thursday,
Dinner Service.
—Corner Allotment,best businesssit«
CROCKERY,
'DRAPERY,
GLASSWARE,1'
19th December;:at TffelVej'.Nopn"!
Book Case and Escritoire.
'io-v/oi A ao.;3ffjiioo(f^in'tße:W*fmeia'
I IRONWARE,'and other descriptions, of
Shop, easy terms,!
House
and
After the above,
'..
usually''contained in 'a well-'stookeu
'
WELLINGTON, LTTTELTpN;
Carriage and Harness
MJ '■'
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easy termi '
andDUttEDIN-^ '^ ';
fi
1 Good> Hack, by Dick Turpia, out of Sir
<,
The Sale will be continued on'the fojlowing, day, Nbisok.—looft fronta'get'lo Vanguard'street''
(transhipping ,into Taupo) ;THIS
'Hercules
Mare.
The TA IAROA,
:
as,
■'/"■
the whole nmstibe cleared
Tuesday, at 11 o'clock,
Square, with 6
, A, Child's Pony, and Cow in full milk
i-acre fronting' Victory
" DAY,iThursaayVat''Noon'^j .''
'"[ ,-, ", ij >-.:'.
, before.Chrißtmaß." ','„',■'
roomed House"and Orchard
Sale commences at Eleven o'clock.
"j
2367 J
i-acre' near Wainie'proad, 6-roomed Hxnisi
Luncheon provided.
'Without Reserve., ■, Luncheon Provided,
new and well'finisbed«.>?,<.-,
\o {*l-"
■booking for.Tauranga—.".,
i.;!^:'**;;.! ■'■■) M
..^i;
R; MABIN, J
JOHN
BY
v M ~v«6'«*>
AUCTION,
TO BE SOLD
on SATURDAY,
:"' The WELLINGTON,'.sb,
Auctioneer.
2404
-~t.
corned:of Tastjj*i
~
ON
"it ti Valuable! Town/Acre,,
21st December, at Threelp.m' i (.!'>' '■ 'I
,;„„„ ~. i,andi,Bronti >streets, iwith, Tilla
The' TAIAROA, bs,;on,,FRIDAY, 27th
FEESENTS
!!
1878,..
MONDAY,
JANUARY,
6th
..:,i..1 .- dence,&o.■<■~", ,-\ ;>■'nn ).'( u» \-lni
December,.. ~.;r ,-,'j/ ((.H;*'*-//> sn''i. y<
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and 7froomedi:HoUßeiini/Tasroai
At Noon,
Eeceived,H. WEST has Jusfc
l.
street
.'.■■'.'' ■. ■ .i'» >;■!
SYDNEY, (booking Passengers to
3,
THE
PREMISE
■■■■
ON
VV per ."Edwin Fox," a SPLENDIDrAssort- i
rW"x^;'JF::<i"''A;'Tifi^^'^:;--^-::~:>;-ii/^^:-^^:;«#^rt^
Building Allotments fronting Ngatitawt !' ■' "■■' ■."^■a^-.-'^vNewcastle and Brisbane)—;: ,i. '.'.'■■''
w /■^^-R:Jli.4^'o>M).-:^^ow
meDfco'f
and
Bronti
streets.
-.03
w.
s;
Desirable
FAMILY
Very
RE^IThe W^KATIPU, ss, from Wellington, 21it
DENCB, belonging to John Shabp, EEq.,
Christmas, New
December —Passengers per 88-Taiaroa,
situate in Trafalgar Street South, having a
! Notb.—A Register of Houses and Land for s%J<
,:"; TO-DAY,'Thursday, 19th December,
Birthday Presents,
throe
view
of
Blind
within
r- or.to'le^'.is.vkept^at^our' Office, and~ parties'fcavinj
Bay,
and
'■;;'
capital
'
at Noon
can .hare the same enteret
l"): i).- properties for disposal,
minutes' walk from the centre of the Town. ■':.'
AP
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j without charge.' *-'" n' "*"'"'
Novelties tor
MELBOURNEvaUd ADELiIDE,& The HOUSE contains Ten Rooms and ft capitali!.
via Wellington, liytteltob,'Dunedin, and' BathRoom. TheGas and Water are laid over the
"'-;; c
>■■'■<■' ■;!.
:;■;■■'' Premises. There are also a goodCellar and Coach
B\nS—
The RINGAROOMA,! as, from'Wellington,' j House and Stable.
DOLLS TWO A PENNY;. , ~A
J GREY RIVEB
'of7
On SUNDAY;'22ndKbecember-^PaV-- ', The LAND'consists of One Acre, prettily laid out
advertised,to
BREWERY,
At the OLD STAKDtake.plaoe on thi
sengers and Cai'go go per BsTaiftrbß,'as a Flower Garden and Orchard.
"■.'.-■. .. '■ .■■::'■■■ ,-" :"..■:■■■■■'" vi:.'t.';'.';jr;.;;,;V ...^^.^^^^''^'if^^pui'''tjV-yt'Witibvrl:^?^
POSTPONED,1
",',,',
instant,
19th
is
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n l( UI ) ; ■■"■.-'■ ."
Noon
T
hursday,
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TO-DAY,
■■
particulars can'be obtained on application
To the Ladies.of, Nelson;
WALTBR B MOSS; ]
The CLAUD HAMILTON, 3rd January i Further
,",, ,;"
ito 1
Auctioneer.
Received," 2398
v
WOOL bbokedthrbiigh to LONDON";at/ONE,- i
SHARP & PICKERING,
H. WEST, has
.«(..!
.'■..!'
PENNYper lb. ,' ''
7"'" i
!.:.}■ ~\:'( ,..? ■', ■-■':.<.'.«■.■; 1
per/'.Edwin Fox," a SPLENDID; AssortAuctioneers.
From the 15th December, 1878,Vt0 31st!! January),
j
of
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Asiign.d
ment'
Estate.
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/« ff LANGFORD & BONS,
1879, RETURN, TICKETS ,will' be, issued between,;
NOTICE TO FARMERS! GRAZIERS,AND
BUTCHERS.
ports within New Zaalandrat.^which^the;^pm{)any,'B(/ ',
the iaUow
A LL
steamers call at a re'duotion of 30'perc'ent off the two
of tbe the LBtest Fashion. Also, a large1assortment' XJL q Estate at' Brigh'fcwate'r and Wakefldld must bi
of
all
single fares/available for tetiirn until 28th February,
COMBS
:Babk,
STOpK
and .Side
MONTHLYr SALE OF
'. of Tortoiseshell,
Mb JAMBS
paid before Ist January.next, to
1879.-1-"1, '■■■'■;'/-l<'1 ■?»"">■■■>'*
Superior Articles, fop ( ( ( WOOLLEY,Spring.GrpTe, or to, the fundersigned
; and a'
Freight and Passage Tickets to be obtained from
Removing
Dandruff
Cleansing ;and
will take place at Two o'Olook, at the Wjai^K Habtc.
otherwiselegal'proceedings w.ill be-taken,' ','> 'ur;}
Agent, (,' |
THOMAS QAVf'JIHROI^,
from the Head, and making
regularly ,EVE BY B.ECOND ) "
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GoveVriment1 Wharf.*4 HofKl/Riohhond,
'-<
hair
grow.
and,at
suoh 1
the
WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH,
! -oki »'"' 'tMtt"''coolC'' '"' '"'''"'""' ?.'Xroitswi"
time we shall be happy to offer any Stock,
brought
iNeliqn'; 18'th
;;'"„'!;,,
Dye.
Instantaneous Hair
'.
....-BED 'CROSS
to our Yardsfor Sale.
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); ;;,^:s«h6ißv-:SK!->^
Ladies can have their heads Shampooed by a Ladies
nJ jj«'i,,M ,lt,;-FOR"SALE.'
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:fl !■
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v
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■;''.fl^!'jiil:'■. ■JsfU)T' <::■..&»"■:
:'"'"..,'''
/-'';'- ';
Hairdresser,
who
will
in
attendance.
E PAO DL E STEAM BE. NEXT SALE—WEDNESDAY,
be
Bth Januabx,
■.■; ■;■.-■ ';'.;■■y^y..'j^^^'^^^f;:;'}!:^^:.
',-'.|
-070(1/3 'in' "!o}- jt-^^'!'};»q' «aoi^h!n;)sq^;lc^_ »J,q.iiJ;a j ,-':
Twists.
1879,
at Two o'clock.
■■;'"■ /'lady-'barkly;;:;o^
Combings Wove and made into Plaits and
Pinion Wheels and plkw
(with
CHINE
J. Waikbb, Master, will leave as Wridir'7:---'
r Price;"£l6: new
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SHARP & PICKERING, ~,
2391
At
the OLD STAND,
Auctioneer;.
AtGood SPRING CART. Price,; £16. Also,
Collm^woodfor Waitapu, Friday, December 20, at.
J«PR|p»^;»Bual:Hpl^yj/pn :phr|stm
.OUB^intention^
a GoodLißht Double Furrow PLOUGH. Priof,£9. A {
(■ O; 1-6 0
'4'a.m.. ,'. ','
v',::,
■-.;" I.,i'i ;.■:>■",
PHCEINIX AiS&UEANCE
:do wWohjour.
FOR SALE.-Pbige
Waitapu for' Motueka,, Friday, .December 20, at I
Sheep or Cattle taken in,exehaoge.
-,-.,,</<,Jr'~x ""—"
;/\
OF LONDON.
. ~■.;..'.') ■;.' M-v/ "!"*!..■
6 a.m.
~.■",.
Apply to i;^iJ "'-"■"'"
V)
Motueka fojr Nelson, Friday, .Deoember, 20,i. at.i
.T.H.FpY,
ACRES of, Splendid Agricultural
1
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11 a.m..,..,!!, '.. ■" '{-Ay, ,■,";": ■'/.)..::'> V(i!< JLOv./ LAND at Ranzatt, Waimea Enst;'one TNSUEEBS are notified, that Jfcip. 'Com2411
J;"'""' Franklin street.
Nelson' for Motueka, Saturday, December 21, at. :and,a half miles from! Richmond Railway; Station,Jail ,1 pany has WITHDRAWN. fronvBITSINESS in
/TILERE^WANTED,
by a
3 p.m.... ~■/ i<; -,-;■~, .;, / :}.;,;/. ~;.;. [..U/Uiili. fenoed,
and the greater; part in Q-rasg, with Stream NEW ZEALAND, and that no one is now authorised either to accept or renew risks in.the'Colony \J- uUepor'aofd Business' Man, EMPLOYMENT
Motueka for Waitapu, Saturday,,lJeceniberr21,,atA ofj Water running through the Paddooks. ,iv r.
Address Ajß.y'offlM
■AD
containing Eight Rooms, on the Company's behalf.y,*\ "-'; "-."-'
Jill Clerk. Goodißefereucei.
:-"■/. :>/.-;i-j
2386
Waitapu for Oollingwqod, Sunday, Deoember.22,; Dearly WELLINGrHOUSE
Losses covered by Current Policies will^upon due ofjthis paper.
new; Also, a Five-stall STABLE,and a good
..,. :j y..,:r{>\ ,i/;
prool in the ordinary way, be promptly adjusted and
at 6 a.m. ~.: :,
"FEMALE
a
Collingwood, for Waitapu, .Monday,;Daqember ,23,/ iHalf the purchase money may, remain on mort- settled by the Company's Attorney,Jab. B. GKAjlkjl,
W. GIBB9. Apply, to Mrs S. DIOUK.
,".,, -.y^ *] VV '
'at' 7a.m '". .-,.;;,.,■,,-. =: >■'.<, n i'i;i
Solicitor,Auokland.
gakf.:.
-, i,s, >>i
WILLIAAi ,ROU,T, ,! son, Russpll.stre'et, tne Port, Nelson.
Waitapu.for Nelson,- Monday,iDoppmbe/; 23r a|j; GFor further particular?, apply-to.
for, Nelson.
'ii
"'_9' a.m
j
Agent
:'.«.i'ii:-'ti i
SHARP & PICKERING,
QTATION
Nelson for Motueka, Tuesdays Deqember-24, t at]
i.'■>>>'
f ,15th November, 1878.
\'. fijlOO- D
i ;„ .-'..-ifi':;. I-:■■"!!■.:i"' 6r ■■ Premises.
HOLDERS.—WANTEp.jby/.anuAfttijte Msl8 a.m
~,..'. ;■.. .., ■:.,].,' ~,.,...,";',.,■';
-:
> ',<;.!; y >\ 2371.,:
man, 'without incumbranc«s, a Billet aa above.
Motueka for Nelson,;., Tuesday,,Sepember 24, .at-:
~ ".-":"■ i-.■■ E. WEBBY, on'the
eivee ooppjue mining rield
Good references. Address " Storekeeper," office or
company; it
12.n00n \,--,i'^'(! ;j!:! .T, ,1/i'f. r,,}t.:5 v, n ,, i,- .FOR,1: SALE,' AT iPURAMAHOi,, .GOLDEN.
!..?.
this paper.
238
Nelson for, Motueka,\Saturday, December 28, ml
at
bay.';';;.;;;;:;;, ;;;;,';;;
8 p.m
", '' ;
TENDER [FOR'DRIVE. \
Motueka for Waitapu, Saturday, December 28, W
AQRES of Splendid
FOUR, big WORKING iBUL*
11 P.m
~. -■,""».((■ if-Mi;:'W>.H'li\'.l middle of Mr. Waikbb'9Property, boing rpENDEKS. will be received, by me up to
J
..: ,','-:><./■. a '■"■.:
Waitapu for Collingwood, Sunday, /December Sejition No. 72 on the plan of the district. There is X
fot,Tarodale.
r
~,LOOKS
the
23rd
December
instant,
,'for
MONDAY,
29, at 10 a.m :>s v ■'"L if- -l
ADAMS & KERB,
small piece of Bush in one corner, and the re* PUTTING in a DRIVE 220 feet, aocordingj to i
»
Collingwood for Waitapu,-Monday, December 30, mainder is good level land, and well watered.
i> -li-HMdyStreet,l'
specification to be seen at my Office. For the con- 2361.',',.,', .■■(■!!vrr./oY v] <;o;t;n/
,at 11 a.mi 1 ''■'■""
s
frP?Apply to;-7/-RA/mIH TV'riof venience of Tenderers a man will-be at the works] on
' ■'■'-■
Waitapuj for ;Nelsoni'Jdirectj "Monday,' 'December'
'-f- y^?§BM^SWMmM
for New
j;:,;'--;^;,,
T sflAßp;fi&pic,KE,RiNG. | Thursday and FbiojlT next, to point out the work.
,':|'.:')
-'A
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i"
tV.'llliu'l
i-u'iti
75;".
.' Nelson30,forat 1 p.m .Tuesday,'December 9 >! ~
Tbe
lowest
or
tender
any
necessarily
accepted.
not
iffi- --<«a -.Mli "iv ;i
Motueka,
31,' a.m
.:WM.HADDOW,
//..v.i'iT('ron:.r?..vi^iL?.>
Motueka for Nelsan, Tuesday;^^ Deoomber'3l;!at' !:
Bankruptcy.
Secretary.
lp.m -'J ■.':i'':::. '."- "■;-1 '■■ii<: <'iiv'.i v,r fIpHE ippSLiPriHOTJSE s knovßya
tte
(
Nelson,
-2398
~, v(
December,
16th.
1878.
d
GOIjDEN'
For freight or passag^'.apply'ttt*thd.L^y Barltly;
L'ltiNV situate, "at" the foot" of the "
IN' 'THE
~~
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'■""' ''.'. 'Me utere Hills, in Waimea.iWegb.j The Honse con*"
Office, Commorcial Wharf. ""■' -'■""'.''■■',!';''"'"'" '
OF'
CITY
NELSON.'
HOLDEN
AT
... JAMES B.,CROSS,ltftfK.;"' y: Jtai is Seven Room's^'^sriiall Dairy, Stable, and
1«[buildings,; together with FIFTY ACRES,GO,OD
2SSI \ :]'■■"
Town Clerk's Oftic'e,, ,i 1, In) the matter of ," The Debtors' and CreiSitors' Aot,
,!4goht,-Comm^ia^Wharf.;i. Ou
'
AC RIOTLTURAL'. LA;N3p;;
16th December, 1878.'
',
Wd;, belonging "1
876," and of JOHN ALFRED LANGFORD,of
of
large
purchaio'money
part the
WALLSEND'S COAL COMPANY (LIMITED): "to he primises.'i.
rFIENDEES will be received at'th.ejabore, Wakefield,in the Provincial"Distriot of NeUon,
car remain on mortgage, at 8 per cent.' 'For further
JOHN ALFRED LANGFORD, the younger,
-II until FRIDAY NEXT, the 20th instant, at and
1
f!'.
NOTICE- TO MASTERS "OF' VESSELS'IInd''. pa tiealar* apply1 to' $<'.■■"
t4
Fotir p.m, for
,'' ,' of Brightwater, :in j the samel Prorincial
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221
tii»-SHARP
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'■'■"■'"J{_.',
,
.-';'OTHERSf
carrying on business; »ti Wekefield and
BUILDING BBIOK CULVERT- IN MILTON ' V Diitriot,
Brightwateras afdreiaidi as Generil Storekeepert,
y.;!.i
«!>■■■;.)
'*)>
',:
,-^v,
street.
;;,,„;.:';,;'iV,
II
■_■;.;<
CO|IPANY are now prepared tB
in co-partnership,1 under< the' stymie or'firm 'of
HAT Large and
Plan and Specification, may bo seem at the City; '■;,;
SUPPLY CdALSV.at "their Wharf,jnihe !<
"fLangford & Son/ DebtoiK^i! '"■
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Surveyor's
','!','
Office.
>';
V/i,'
Stj^akefi^ia,1
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contain-'
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OTICE is hereby. jgJYen,,)^aktppli^-;
;Tvr
~,,
iini
as
~■■■■''
H.
V,GULLY,\
4ik"noti(n
ing
Dbaegeb's,
Twelve^Rbbmsi
For further particulars,^apply(to, the jSecretiiryi
'tiotf on behalf'of( abofe«named^Dpbtors,
X
Hotjsb,
80.
HDISG
with
Stable
and
Out-"
2394
together
~,"
the'Coin'paby'B Agerili,
Collingwood,«orAto
" bui dingsS "nd; FOUR
"■':" ■*' ",il
■-Town1Clerk1. iJo: iv Aifbbd LajtcHobd; and JomAtmnLak».
j,,x*-. v
of(jcap,i«a} LAND, _J
j 0 BUBFORD
Honorable,
coritam. 701 D, the youngw, will be ,made to this
divided, arid surrounded With Live Fences, One, TjOE SALE, aßlbck.of
„.,,„
...Ndwa,,...' sub
2234 ;:::!:::::
„.
(Co< rton FRIDAY, the 24th day of January, 1^79,
Aoi» of Orchard.! SThe prdpertyjig) situate close1 to ■JR ing Fitb, Building, SKCiioNaon Bbitankia i(
jatlbe hour of ;EleTen'6^ the olbflkin.tne'Forenoo^,
For further Heights, with a most magnificent view of the 1
MQ^ .'the W«kefieldi;Railway Station.
or 10' soon thereafter as Counsel can, be beard^ for
niti ■■'■■> -i.iT "'!<■>
par icultw apply to/;
Town, and surrounding oountry,
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■*■A UCTIONEER, Y^iKMQR, LAND,
a I eclarationof the oompleteexecution of ths Da«l
.SHARPHfciHGKEREyG;;(ri^t
whole
laid
';''
out,
..uoii'rt
Block
Resiis,
T|he
2211
lot ft Private
-OL ESTATE AND COMMIBSION AGENT#|
'filed in!l.thii' HonorableR
'denue, partly planted with' choice Fruit and Orna- lof irraWement herein,.-.„■.",.■!
Ooirt.
Trees,
IT
mental
and
also
Live
Hedges.
AgentYot the South Brit&O
X knpw^ as MARCHWOOD,
1 toted thU 18th day ofDeoember, 1878. ■'
lately,oocupied:by
FELL & ATKINSON;
,-a) r,;:-, !v,
PHOTINCIAL
Sirs Cowsii.Thomas.
Rent Low.
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NEW ZBALANIi,
DEOEkBER
THURSDAt,
19, 1878
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T. Nimok.—Thi« match
MAILS. year a printed outline of'the narrative of "The duofc. On the other hand, it hat been found that the 1willCbickbt—WiLUNGTOK
be played at the Botanical Reserve on Boxing
King and the Loou»ti" was placed beforeeuh. The tenure is too short to allow either the boys or the
To Pioton, 'Welmngton', South, and the-Aus- matter and form being thui toppliad, tha candidate! College to reap tbe full benefit of the College eoarse'. day, the 26th inst., and from the amount of practice
tralian Colonibs—PerTaiaroa, thii day,Thursday, had only to reduce their factito order and proportion, The scholars come there well gronnded in elementary in oflate by both teams, a very exciting oontesl1 it rßkuiEß^ TKL^oiAUg tq
Pros AomroT.;j,
11 ii.tn
and to attend to the spelling and punotuatioh. fifoit subjects, but withoutany knowledge of cither Olassice anticipated. Great paint are'being1' tAen to (secure .b.«ri(lmi
Annaal Distribution of PRIZES at To
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f) L>fifii/J!'.i
Westpobt, Gheymouth, and Hokitika.-— of the boyi produced a fairly conneoted ttorj; but or Mathematics. At Home a collegsoourse extend* at; a good wicket,1 and it ie hoped that' ailarge concourse
will take place at St. Mary's Schools TODAY Per Murray, this day, Thursday, at 3 p.m
,( nihfini'f f wJ««nr,Dioi«bif.M^
a ,io.
in many caies the piioti in the printed outline were least over fife years, in most eases over, a much longer? df people1 will be' present to give the players «f the! ,;Th«€^onial
(THURSDAY), I9th instaut—to the Boys Ht. Two]
Sjiew)tary,}replying to a MMtknia
Wakganui.—Per Wallace tomorrow,Friday, at, diiregarded,
To
Empire
good
reception.
,;„-,,
therefore,
will
seem
a
period^
City,
hot,
surprising
It
that!
n the, Hauteof Tl
and in not a f*w e?en the ipelling wae
"A t
o'olock.p.m.i and to the Young Ladies atterdiog the* 9 a.m.
Cflmawtu,Mud
Sow*
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W,
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oontidsr
two'
too"
Thb
s
tore
hai,
years1
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misters
should
renowned
American
College
"W/e,
the
ignored. ?:_ v-/'V/.'■
ibooks suitable for every'
and^torequisite Afrro^iof^&fcweyo, were,relation!withthe
oritieeJ.The Qovafleaf.
High, Selflot, and Parish Schools attached to the
To Wellington and SoirTH.^jPer G^hii. Kdward,;
real
cause
that
'Every
Surprise
boyi
a
the
for
i»
purposed
tenure;
short
been'
Royal
ap,
Review.—A»
Commission
has
moiaega
bin,
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Convent at Three.,
a
of
,#*ot
to
but
it *«*,
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1
had
idmorro'w, Friday, at 3 p.m.
much
for
for preientation,OhHstmastreM,'ba!narV
Mr Curtishas kind'y consented to present them.
to enquireinto the state ofeducation generally should be able to aooomplish.soit woaldin so shoit a *c./children
not .^iHlJip^tuni, ipnd.H *M hoped an, mmNmTo Elmslie Bay and HaVbiook.—Per Pelorus, pointed
An
Novelties,
stock
unlimited'
of■
Attendant
b,* benefit,
from the Uni'pnity to, the Common School,
yaur time. ■■, YourExaminers think:
Parents and Friends of Education are respectfully this day, Thursday, at 9 a.m. ; 0
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nugbt^j^ be effeoted.
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t Thf usualflivjlity; eojtt(ement
Kxamineri think it expedient to state their impres- both to the boys and to the College,; if some meitns, Italian, Chinese,
2405
S)d#bAte; in;th>HouW of <3om«ooe, on t4e
ty,tb
invited to attend on the occasion. ..'
To
to,
in'a ;'AtTOKi.AND.—Per ,"""; sion
all
and
!
f
giftq
devised,
whereby,
be
on
reoommendacustomer*,
Neb;if^W"**l
speoial
quicklydespafchadgrgeri!
of the working of these scholarships sinoe |th,eirj eouid
;
TO THE ELECTORS OP THE SUBURBS OF WellingtOnionSatUrdayjat^p.ni
The Nelson Oollege scholarships were tion from the Principal of the Oollige,f anreally '■till mark our progress^ People 'from 'eitjj .aiad, reference to the oott of th,e ;,Afghan, war, he: eaid it
To Goldbn Bay.—Per Lady Darkly, 00 Satw foundation.
instituted for a two-fold purpose. They were in- promising boys' sobolarfhip might be cootinued for at country will do well to visit' and'inspect this store wa»,no|t intendeditojcharge: the whole oa the Indian
_NELSON. ■,:■
day, at 2 p.m
tended to attraot to the College from our town and least another year. Raising tbe jstandard of exami- before making their purchases' for! Christinas'I'and*
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oountry schools promising lads, likely to be a credit nation is another way in whioh the desired object Few Tear. A liberal disooont given tb all potoba*** ; Tbe;rHpuMiof .jCominont voted,an addreee pi
A. J. EIQHMOND requests, the
charitable)
But
present
r>pa*t
be
attained.
under
airoumstances
for
purposes,
rThanking
youj/of
might
&0.,
(both to themselves and to the ipstitutido f and to
the, gqe*nvllThe, Prinoe of .Walee,!,
leLECTORS of the SUBURBS of Nelson to
s,oon«j iympathy with
place within the reach ofthose, whose parent! might j»-.r Examiners cannot reoommend that course, as it. and present patronage,I trust still to merit. JpSßii,
MEET him at the following Places, on the days aud
and Prince Frederick Chrietian toft ;
Prino*
Leopold,
tinoanoa
future.—Jaxbs
would
limit
tbe
field
ofyoarfavors
in
competition!'
materially
81.
not be able to afford tbe expense, the benefits of a
of'
England,tfb attend the funeralofPrinoeee Alice.
at the times mentioned:—
Bookseller,
of
for'
opinion,
F
ancy
are
that
to
foster
love
)
Bep/dsitory;/
They
strongly
Stationer,
Goods1
two years' course' in higher 'education. In both
an
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Sububbax Nohth Hotel—Thitrsdat, 19th Dp! Th^iQoTerßor of^the'tCapei hae< now cent, ;,<,.-;
ZEALAND.',
the trur plan> U (not to deter Trafalgar street, Nelson. Note the %iArtm.^-Advt.
VU
'/" respeots
jour Ex»u»iners hate no hesitation higher education,
ultimatum to'Oetywayo.,,'.,,, ~, ',
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comber, at 8 o'olbuk.
Tabgbt.—Darid
high,
but,
do,
WUeon,
tbe
standard
too
to
Thb
Wboko
of<
the
by
fixing
in saying the scholarships hare fully realised the candidates
'A;liberelieelected;forßriatol.
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.NELSON CITY SCHOOLS.
expectations of their founders.,,Y"*r "/*«? J*ni | h* everything possible toindueethemto come forward.^ Bruce Volunteers, was arrested at)Hilton yesterday I
(Capital
It >»porUd th»t the deficit of the Weetof
I
named,
Mrs,
for
for
with
kis
rifle
at
a
followingprogramme
practicing
propose
1879:'—,
We
the
j
and Gofornors' eeholars hate taken a high
i
resident
Bogltndjßepk w! three/handfed aqd. fifty tboae4ad>
rPHE above Schnoln will be CLOSED for TifsuHANCEs Effected on Peoperti at Provincial
1. Political and Physical Geography, the text-book Lilburne.' Fortunately Wilson was 'a bad' shot, and poundi. The totei
position among the College boys mi the CivilBe<*vioe
low it one,million two haaaitd >,
JL' the Christmas Vacation,onFRIDAY, the 20th
lady
being'riddled.
»'^—-''<""
Lowest Cuhrent Kates.
the
eseaoed
and University examinations; and at the recent for the latter being again Hugh.s's Physical Geo:<
fifty tboiuwod pound!.. .„.
told
instan'fc, and RE-OPEN on MONDAY, the 20th
H.H.8.,
has
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Baundbbs,
Me
addressed'his!obn-'
annual examination, Harkness and Fleming—both graphy, chapters 9, 10, and 11, 92 pages.
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The
Brindiii
mail*
January next. The PRIZES will be given in the
received
:a
vote'bf
Kaikoura,
s
cituents
at'the
and
ex-Provincial scholars—stood at tbe head of the 2. Hnglifh History and Literatore, Morris's Age
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j. CoKMiuTiMOPMi Deoembet U. ;
PBOYiNCUt. Hall, on FRIDAY, at Three p.m. The
independent'
and
of
thanks
for
the
Course
Oollege. The holders of scholarships have not only of Anne (Bpoobs of History) being the text-book., -"i oonfidenoe
toereouate Adriaaoult;;
Parents of the Children and Friends taking an interest
orj':r lj ,»j 1 Ihe.BuiiuipfreprfpuiDg
NELSON
1040 been almost without exception hard workers ani of 8. Dictation and Grammar. Textbook: Morris's he took during the session.
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in Schools are specially infireri.
Costly
has,
A
Stewart
been
LBTTBB.-^Charles
more than average ability, but hare also been ex Primer.
Agoetino Depntie. hae been entraited with.',
1
j^ount
two'years'
imprisonment
aY
for
Napier"
H. D. JACKSON, {
to
sentetaced
A/|"K KA.WSON, UpNTiST, Nile-»treet ceedingly well behaved. Their example has been 4. Arithaetie.
the forn^ation ot a Dew;ltalian Mioiftry.,i
<, -,j, 0 .1
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Hon. Secretary City. Committee.
neglecting to deliver up a Jrttier, when demttided,
■lijjL East. House lat«ljfDcoHpieabj'DrColl)ifi«Ji salutary; and instead of lowering, as sone expected,
Gentlemen,
We
have
thehonor
to
be.
to
hint
the
Postal
given
by
which
hai
been
autnbri?' "i i^.r,., ~.[. i ,i| ;
has tended to raise the tone of the College. They
Dchidin, Decemberli.;
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES 1 FETE COMMITTEE.
Your obedient servants,' ties by mistake.
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have, in fact,bein a living manifestation to the whole
;The City Counal .have, oontrifed to 'end*'-.the;^.
fans'
Bvenuircnu.—Ajtolegram
Thb
Yiotobuv
wlio.like L^ge£^Eh)fitt,fdr£Small school of what a boy ban do fot himself uodei favorHarborAbt, which prohibite. their appointing eaf <«f
J
MEETING- of the abbVe- Oomhiittee ,ti:.IjLAmount
Benttlla (Victoria) dated December 9th', says":— their
W.CHoDasoH, j
Invested—Attend tbe WAITARA able circumstances by penevsranoe and good oon-.i
{> niembajni tto, the,jUtrbor Board,, OoaneUio* i
"f
and
alarm
were
manifested
will be held in the Theatbe Royal, on
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it,
, j {! j;.; 'A ~;.<-,[ si. i
Waiten, who reiigoed
beo»UMhe wae electedMayor; >
half-.past-, LANI?.SALE. <■;.,.;,, i ..,,";.
the
of
in*
recently
Violet-Town,
FRIDAY (TO-MORROW) EyENIN.G.'at
inhabitants
con-'
by
r
'.im Anowi
1=
ippoinUdyeittrday. and to-d»; Mr Leery, who
; r
received that thebushrangers' w»»
of'information
sequence
Eight.
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7, ;' :,"■ I,''.
v gojng,, to etand ipr the Council-in Mr
arfeitheJridh^W^fOtagb;'Can'<'A Full Attendance requested.
t
had been seen during;the lastfewdays iiijAjp bush plaw, wae ohocen
those irho
ac the,eeoondmember to repreaMl.:
and
IVfhy
Auckland,?,,
terbury,
A.
R.
SMART.
t
,
gang
.s
the
The
have
township.
near,
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many.friepdejn
;j?.v';.
on the Harbor Board. ';,
a ",, .w'
attend the
Buy Land and Sell Again ; therefore,
the district, and the information which,is considered' the UoaDeil
At a meeting of the Watte Laodi Board to-day, U
MEN" of NELSON, who are WAITARA LAND SALE. ; ";'
very reluotantly given!' The polioe'are
reliable,
was
1(0,000 j
Soiooi.
Navis.
]
indicated, WM(':reeolTe4 tto throw;. open (for aettlement
Members of the YOUNG MEN'S:OHRISg g^ ( now scouring the country in the" direction
Sottthlaod;
all their
I It ie feared aoretj,of land./ Under the Qttg° md
TIAN ASSOCIATION, Please attend .an imwill
news
is
for
few
expected
days.
but no
fteierree Leaiing Aot. The landiubi;
lires if they don't go m-for Land. 80 take
portant GENERAL MEETING-of all Members, on
. ■
the gang has stuck up Violet Town whereonly, one Education
[ ./
tituated in the Waikaia Valley. L
20th, at 8 p'clock.
,„!->.,;;!_
FRIDAY NlGHT,,December
a Half Holiday- 00 FRIDAY::AETERNOONiifcdd
stationed."
constable is
December 18.)
"-':>
T' '-: W»m?«»otok,
,150
,100
it
ia
will
-t'lti-0
-irt
;
only
Enchakd.—By
the~,carriag*
Pounds,,
;
from
the
if
hare
Fire
iurest
what
"■'
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150
200
600
the
aide
of
I
presented
you
Evangelistic,
I
Flax ik
Reports will be
It.it ttatedvthat, the; ,whole etaff: of maetere in
■> ;'Ja9t for ever.
I
drive in Ifesirs Garraway's nnraery/at Bristol may be iW^elljngton
Literary, and General Committees;
f,^.-<■."!'' ■■::
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Coliege,.the principal inoluded, are abont
fine
the
example
and
of
'such
a
of
NewZealand
importande,
very
matter*
seen growing
Literary; Sboiety,'
.': ,! .'. :'!.
thatJbeirjiaerTioee are, no longer!
nptipe
disousjed.
10
to.receife
'high.
Phormiumtenax,
will
be
B
the
will
some
feet
IM
Flax,
as Conversazione,
EAELT to
Saile,^nd.jrqti
Soiree,
&c,
Jj«
i.lt
to. imdeaTor to popalariae
requirfd.
TSiisoir
Toww
Bots.
intended
spear^haped
broad,
foliage;'differing
yoii
somew.haM'Mt,
hear something that wi'l gire
confidence
T08
80
tfceJinititajion, the present; attendance being.oon*
104
175 ,*«7*
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1.
13
Haven
n»d,/..
Dreyer
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Nolion.
both
from
everything
in both the future of Taranaki and
i'
form and color
render*
Acting Secretary.
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75 110 4l6» ,\ in
2. Buckeridge
14
Ditto
120 105
meagreand dimiaiihtng'gradually, -'" -'^
suitable plant either for a prominent, posi*, t|idered
79, 70 , 128 ' 386 ', ittidna verythe
Alargf anti.phineeetmeeMng waj held latt sight
S. Johaion
13 Bridge itrett, Firat Dirition 109
or
as
a
specimen
stirabs,'
grass,'
front
of
in
in
Concerts, M^EEMS will be such as will enable
any
80
382
66
142
in the chair, ; A, teriet of retolutione.were-,
Mayor
4. Bond
14 Hftmpden street
the
;>;w ";!!: '■■ri'ju
or in combinations of mixedfine-leaved plants, etpe* parried,
k. man to buyi! ?
70 144 377
the effep^ of wh^oh wae that the Gorernn^Qt i
5. Kelly
14
Ditto
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(character,
a
to
Which
spreading
oially
suoh as are of
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165
32
50
35
6. Smailbone
13
Ditto
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thbuldbe^meniprialued.to prevent the nnrettnetedt
ly/TADEMOISELLE
it would kfford a etrikiuß oontrast.—-Buropwn Mail. in&uj
ofChineM.f, A ,reeolntionu waf,aleo carried
discovery,-whioh,may,
1
Ixfo«takt
Discotbet.—A
*
Cottmtby
«ynipfthy wjt|i .thp! teamea on ietrike at1..
Nblsok
Bot3.
>xjpmfing
ALICE pHAE BONNET,
importonoe,
oui
of
great
to be
possibly tarn
bas^
; 114
96
90
135 ; .'48S*'
read from; the Hodi~.Mr' >
$y,dney,,;'|;
14 Riohmond Boyi I
A..,^etterj.wu,
1. Bryant
good
America.
It
that
sugar
ju«t been made in
PUBLISHED
if
61
75
the objeot of,the
,.13
65 100' 304*
BaUanoe
,epprMeing.eympathy,with
2. Si; well
Ditto
The'
can
be
from
the
stalks
ef
Indian
Pianiste,
made
corn.1
6)
75, 301
-,'<{>
96
~,, ,■„„.'
14 Wettport Boyi
70
,'{,,,.
■,<,
:^.,,
|
n
ieej^gJ
TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
8. Rathbun
/" "■ vi
;i
igeneril'iitteWit
is
of
!suoh
ipatter
Jconiidered
..., 87 7L 65 : 75 ,298
Of the Conservatoire of Music, Paris,
14 Richmond Boyt
y M W'PiWHOHTH, Dtoembtr 18. N t
4. Mdoolm
'^C-Ua
Government
of
the
United
tHateafee*bkeni
!
thatthe
69
65
70
13
Mr Alexander Campbell who wee with Bewi and',
5. Hogon
'..,;
Ditto
8.5 289
the matter up, and the Agricultural Departmenti|, !
Assisted by that Brilliant SOPKAN 0,
53
23
65
60
206
NELSON, THURSDAY,DECEMBER 19, 1878
14 Charleston Boyi
party bee returned to New .Plymouth.
;
DrjHee|or'i
6. Smith,ThomM
f
to
carrying
experiments
out
deteraine^whethe^th^
44
_that ,lW Hepior hae examined teveralV
14 Riobmond Boyi
47
60 ,50 201
He,.'jrepo'rU
;
7. P«ton
would
commercially,
s
scale
be
large
manufactare on
46
40
80 ,174
rep6rU favorably, of themtl A
, ..Ditto
58
8. Sutton
!t
I
-".
profllable.
*' /|lfi (1 N|miV^oj^,..^(
50, 50
Has been induced to stay Three Eveningi'in Nelson, OwiNd- to a
40
167
him,, reaemblea, the. Weet
we
are
12 Lower Wakifield Boyt
27
lamplej
he.^ringt^wifcb
'*
oh
our
9.
M
.
T
spatfe,
Smith,
Lin
Miraiiwa.—A
Thb
Chablbs
ve^hiind.
!;
for Concerts of
i!
52
35
50
10
147
}.lhe..|Hannah
takee Bewi,..
10. Stanley '. '...' 14
Ditto
plaM
upon
fading'article.1
compelled
to
bdlddveivodf
beec
tW
tomb Dr.^M^pr, and eeirera| ohief* upMokau
"one monußMnt has jut
40
23
24
15 102
the
Mokau
for 20
,.
CLASSTOAL AND POPULAR MU3IC,
11. Bloniitey
13 Charlttton Boyi |
Keosal^jQfrsf
Matbewi,,
61 the late Charles
in
1^
by, eanoeetoNepia,
the^partjjWillga
19
24
50
93
; 12
26th
of December, and-the Ist
12.
Ditto
"»t
the
Hatch
M,
is
fine
marble
»
Cemetery.
specimen
On.the^Srdiand
provincial scttdlifiisHiP^ :X-■'■■'■:
", ■s> masonry, Tb'e work inscription:-" of
on to Kuiti and wait there
'""','■ '.', ',',./, of January. ,?
Siered io! th.' and from thence proofed
t ■■'l
and bears the
Bewi will thenforwtrd Dr. Heotor
Particulars in Pr,ogramnes. \t\
MABLBOBOUQir.
BornDec! Wlh, 1803: for Mr Sleehen..
OharlelMatbewi.
memoryof
of
the
Examiner!
122
453*
principal
report
following
the,
The
is t^e
for
136
75
14 Blenheim High School
~of< the: Tphaa to other
1. Robinion
Tickets for Reserved Seats at Mr Stanton]s, where
With' the cbantrr,' ohiefe
Died June24th, 1878, age 74..' O Bliss! Whenall in I on';
parti'of
tetting the coal on the
the l^rovinciul Scholarships :—, f
45
After
,125 ipl v 80
Dii,to
15
4 f
2. M.-Oallum
<
Mademoiselle's Medals and Diplomas c::
to!
him,
o^rele drawn' aboutgood! Heart'and eariwereifed
Bewi,
50
125
bTnktofthe
atked
Dr. Heotor what
Mokau,
Ditto
..:
82
,'S ■.;=" ..■" t;;23G5 To tub'pHAiiiMßN op'thk. Education
may be saen
3.
Clark
15
hew him. How
howkind!, and he is,gone.'r, he'thought) of it, and
JBoAbds
65
90
304
it wae ■;
Ditto
79
Dr.^Hector <(replied, that
4. Old
t
15
1
:o%Nsiaol laib ?MittißO&ouoH— .1 v/
—In
Memoriam."
r
1
T
Bewi
very
53
82
45 107 286
r good,
then jreplied I ,ehall;have tba
14 Picton
5. Conolly
jnst been disooveredby CapUm
has
hive the honor to lay before you
A
NbW
Islahd
1
intelligence;;',1 Gentlemen,—We
,[
;]Curopeanetb
workit.'
13 Blenbein High Selwol
65
65 75 279
~-■■.■,".,
'M 6. Maan
B. Jbhsnsen, who bas recently returned1 from1 an
a report of our examination of candidates for the
14
Ditto
65 m 60 80 273
7. Dabton
into
Arctic
waters.
It
issituated
east
expedition
the
for
Scholarships.
Although
candidate
College
Nelson.
45
1
of!
83
75
253
HtfIkWATBE ax
14
8. Miller
Ditto: „
E., and 1*1.77^^,
~
PBANCIBOO
the ope.Marlboroiigh and 'four, Nelson scholarshipsdo
15 '223' ■» .' NovaZembla, about long, 86
'"i;>' "' ■l
''..'' a.m.'," "p.m.,.
50
88
">
9. Emerion
Ditto
'. 13
"Eensomhedsn,:',-which
',"
it
examinsrs,
{», ; the ~J.-.--.inurt«- -I-; <"J ,'|*i»i;' "
enter
into
direct
the
the
He
has
named
competition,
not
Deo.
19
4-39
5-21:
17.i
..,--.■...'.
56
64
40
197
"Thursday;'
15
Ditto
j
10.
Crorrie
....,..'..„'.
hw.n^iT..
,'
joj
loUtudt."
■■'
■
■fcwol
!
.'
t
f
'
,
','
Swedishfor"
subjects, and the number of marks a«»igried,arVthe:
t
Dec. 20
6-3
40
186
Friday,
6-48,
69
72
5
;
12 !
Ditto
11. Tindill"....'..".
At the exploeion at the Sullivan Coal' Mine*
It Is proposed to retain' in England Uoet'orthe
in both districts. We hare thought it beit,
Dei 21... M>
Saturday;
W ,- jsame
as the nucleus dfa' Penneyltania, lwelv» were killedandmany wonnded.
Paris,
exhibits
now
at
embody-'
to
avoid
a
wearisome
ooloniel
repetition
by
ENTEBED
therefore,
SehoUnhipi.
INWABDS-,
;.:
!
Name* marked thui (") we winner! of
1 i
'T
A new line of etoamert hae been eetabliihed
examinations"ii. a single
Colonial Museum.
ing the results of both
' ■'
December 17—Wellington, 83, 286#I M'GeO, from ireport
"
"lujWind," no.—These are lively times for' .betweenHew York and.China toeompete with the
i
;"'"■■'■,
and
Buch
\
Wellington.
Passengers—Mrs
Pioton and
i The number of competitors this year was rather The following are the queitioniwhioti appeared on
accountants in England. Every fresh failure,. of< jrjonte via England.
' '■
servant, 'Mrs Naylor and 2 bhildren, M,iss Newth,
the examinationpiper§, the candidates being allowed
brings them additional buiiness, )(ind they, ; Itit propoeed to aboliah the reoiprooity treaty
course,
and
borough,
25j
imaller,
than
wbon
13
MarI
"■■.
jn
1877,;
Watts,
Meßsrs
Kay,
Harper,
|
Deck,
Miis
Miss Smith,
paper:—
Sandwich I»Undt,M the loci of reveane U
Nelson boys came forward. This year there were two bourt for each
8. If 20 men do a pieoe of work in 14 weeks, work" have nowso much on hand thai if many more stop- with.tbe
Stafford,Hall, Isaacs, O'3ulliyan, Pitt/Redwood,Jonly six representatives of the Nelson Town Sobools,
ranki will have to be largely 'heaty. ■■■'■.'"'■ "'.-*
,ato Political QcoctßArar.
take
their
place,
Phibical
pages
8
hours
days
day,
15others.
6
a
wsek
and
a
in
how
'■■'"■■','"■,ing
man/
Pickering.'arid
1. Explain nod illustratetheeffect that the relative weeks will 24 men do it, working 6 days a week and recruited. Strange as, it;may appear,this isoueioff i A party of womenat Michigan tarred"andfetthewd
17—Planet, cutter, 12, Thome, from Mottieka. {and twelve from the country, Marlborough sending
.',.
the
of coast-line hu had upon the iobabitanti hours a day?
proportion
eleven
ten
of
whom
were
at
Blenheim
those ooinoidenoes in which the prpvejrb,, ?♦An ill *:« M;,:-^V the.United,
boys,
taught
cutter,
14,
of
Riwaka.
Italy,
Plark'.'frOih
7
17—Maid
Statee Navy
Bear Admiral Otman of
again realised in the fact tbt.t the,b^ojk,*,
wind,"
is
regions.
School.
certain
High
of
30,
from
Motueka.
Barkly,
ps,
Walker,1
17—Lady
J The Marlborough;: scholarship was won eaiily by 2. What ie meant by (a) aqueous, (o) igneous
keepiog element is just'now1making large fortunes recommendi the Nioaraguaronte|for a ahip oanai at a
18—Pelorus, ss, 18, Watts, frbai D'UrTille Island.
(
■'
[out of the misfortunes of' their formerbiends and obet offifty milliondollaiil '.
of a possible rocks, (c) fo«silsf
THEATRE
ROYAL.
from
with
453
out
Robinson,
Blenheim,
Adele
21,
from
Westrupp,
]
18—Prospect, ketch,
1
/<-iv. U'»'
The body of Stewart, the NewYork millionaire,
Sahara,
-■■ ■:'
600
3.
Describe
the
»* ■*'*■
supporters.
marks.
\
(
Island.
,',
The Nelson town scholarships fell'to Oreyer, of I 4. By what oircumttanoM » the volume o|riven
Ok Tuesday evening Shakespeare's greatfive-act Failubb.—A Sydney t; telegram sUtee:—T. J. hae been rtolen from the vault. ;
12, Ricketts, from Adele
18—Dauntleu3. cutter,
O»at lorn of life and property oeoorred in the
!i:
at this place of Stutcbburj, wholesale grooer, has stoppedpayment,
produce*
school,
■■■1:-"'
Haven;road
who
headed
the
list
with
467
t
drama
"Hamlet"
was
effeoted
;,
]
;■■■'■;;;
island. ,
'■'-.
■■■"■:'
-r "' r,, .r
good bouse, Mrs Darrell, m Ophelia, .with liabilitiesamounting to £13,000.t(! u Th ~!r galeein the Northern,Laket. ,*
"musement.to a especially01EABKD OUTWAEDS.
Imarks, and Buokeridge of the tame sohool, who got"- 5. What are the oanses of ocean currents t
Theßteamtliip Oeorgia hae been loet at Ponta.
fromNew
where,
tot,
tUe
fourth
men
havearrired
Guiitba.—Twenty
"6."
Give
some
of
the
law
wbieb
was
in
Niw
splendid,
~
example!
410
marks*
f«norel
""
for
17—Lady
Barkly,
December^
p5,.30/'Walker,
"■* The two country icholarshipi were won by Bryant, governi the diitributiou of tbe Highland! of the after herfather hasbeen killed, ehegoes oat of her- Guinea at Cooktown (Qoertiland), and 10more;are U eaid that"
wae intpiieated in the
the daptain
I!il liIKSI,
"vl
Motueka.
'!, "; "'-* /
rokbinT"
11'°!
hae
been
abandoned
after
throughout,
good
Darrell,
Hamlet,
of
Richmond
with
435
mind.
Mr
ac
was
All
e
xpected.
prospecting
boys',
sohool,
marks,
and
Globe.
for
West
Coast.
1
Palmer,
ss,
17—Kennedy,
138,
in the Southern
be had to sustain, and much privation. ,< ',; .!, Hiir r,n- "< "}%>^i --Jl-'-»i YelW ftver'hMduappeared
long
sohool,
well,
also
of
with
304.
the
of
tbe
tbe
and
character
living
trying
teaporti
Biohmond
7.
Name
ICediterranean,
-■
Say
Boase,
Potts,
J:'
1
-Ke'rrioV,
-"'_-""■"
Passengers—Messrs
CouttsV ;<'"'?
)J.?
k
Statt^'
'
"
■v'
:
il"l
t
hour,
the,
His
a
late
greeted'
;night,
frequently'
:It
of
future
to
add
of
each.
was
with
lond
Pounoir.—At
on
applause.
may
competitors
pcwition
vi
be
servica'
to
tbe
iFiABFar.
(
Thompson, Corrigan, and Derine.
are in favor
The'multe of thel Statee eUotioat
8. Draw an outline of Australia, marking on it the acting when giving advicsto theplayers was splendid, of September 23, a visitor to the traveUing'meneferie,
17_\Y9 llington, es, 286,iM'See,for Picton. and £a few words as to the way in whioh eaoh set of ques".", ;',
his Hamlet was everything that oould be at Hanley, in England, gpt inside1 theroDes1 near the ofIhe Repnblioyni/" 1".":
positions
sort,
tions
was
answered.
of
this
of
the
the
of
tbe
in
something
ooloniee,
Without
boundaries
and
fact,
Dethant,
Messrs
ipasaßngors—Miss
Wellington:
desired by the most fastidious lover of Shakespeare. lioness's cage.'' The animal'got her paws out; todJ ! Wdinenj otherihah ,Oentilei,
f who held a maea ;
and caudidates will hardly know where their predecessors principal towns, oapei, and mountain,ranges.
Bagnall, Slade,Eggintbn", Luathe's.v Sherwood,
tearing the'leftsideof his, i me^injt1 at Bait 'Lak'e'i have endoreed polygamy.
turn, should
the
dual
of
and*
King
grabbed
have
and
what
in
Mr
m
character
Ghost,
t
he
gone
poor:
wrong,
they,
%rj<,;;
Clinton,
fellow,
Goldsmith'sDuibtid
Yailai.
1
-" /:
Hammond.
should strive to, avoid. -| </
c n ~;\'\\\
hie pleyinc being muoh better than on face open and destroying the mutolesjof,his right] h ! The.New Yorkand Boeton Banki oppoeethe eilfer
j _/■/,.\''u\
17—Planet,cutter, 12, Thome, for JMotuka'.',1. Quote the first ten lines of the desoriptUMi of wasexoelleni;
number
of
Mr Howe, as Polonius.and,:lst shoulder and arm. Juit as.be Was. being.dragged,
Monday
the
Physical
'Geography.—Although
night.
',
Clark,'
Riwaka.
nutter,
14,
of
for
Italy,
17—Maid
tbe Village Preacher.
bin | An earthqoakt dattroyed eeveral oitieein Salvador,
carefullyand steadily throughout into the den, the keeper appeared, and rescued
Gravedigger,played
17—May, schooner, 18, Turner, for Adele Island. marks by even, the''bestKcandidate's fill 'sumawhat
dssorip''■" l'
2. Write out two similieefrom the same
.''
'South, Amerioa.
V, ', ,"'
short of what were awarded last year for the tion.
J
and Mr Hooper's Horatio was capital. Miss Bessie in a terriblecondition^
~.,.(./"
jESPEOMSD AEBI7AJiB; J :,;■":■■ ' ■■.' i-y
v
the Queen,sustained her part well, and 1 Thb Livbbpool DiiAtTBB.—A majority of the37 'The people ofCaliforniahave taken up the eubjeot
Vivian,
as
■■■■<,■ same aubjeot,,it.must; not be thought] that there has
Wallace,' ssy from Blenheimi to-day
3. Mark the accented syllables in thenlines—
the minor oharaotere were well filled. The manage- victims of the panic at the ColosseumTheatre^'Liver- of unreetrikedChineee immigration.
I \been any inferiority in this year's performances.;
Murray, f/omi Wellington, today
i
Here, while the proud their long-drawn pomps dfer ment must be congratulated for the complete way in pool, were young, unmarried men. T>e $0 injured i J The iteamihipWyoming, from New York, arrived
between
so; limp!* an,
oomparigpn,
There
is
no
from
■'
:
today
Edward,
West
Obarloa
Coast,
play,
; 'i
elementary; work, as that used last year, (Gftikie's:
which this heavy pieoe was put on, everything worked, persons are recovering. The theatre is re^ppened. lat Queenttown with her cargo of ootton on fire. It'
Lady Barkly,'from Waitapu, &o, tomorrow
tbe black gibbet glooms betide, the way/ smoothly, and the audienoe, seemed to thoroughly It has been deoided not to make a pu>lie appeal on bad been burning1 four day!.
;Wellingtoni si, from Picton and! Wellington, Physical Geography,) and the 134 closely printed: There,
in large quantitiee fw
rendered destitute by the 1 Silver ii. being bought Jv
of Hugnei' more advanced book. A largo, 4. Explain what tbe poet means by the following enjoy the first production inNslson of a Shakespearian behalf of the 30 persons
December 21 > : ■'
■ 1pages
ji :i
;"
"■','.»..*■
»
'!
,' v
disaster., '.
trantmiition to India.
propbrtion'of the boys showed'the result of excellent words, quoting a line in whioh eaoh, ooours—l, play in its entirety.
Kennedy, from West Coast,December.22 "■:"'
1training in this gubjeoL
no departmentin tha
memory mip of Aus"stints"; 2, "mistruttless"j 3, "boding"!, 4, ! Yesterday evening, tbe Theatre was; again well Bavk Bobbbpt.—William i Stafford^iolark jn itbe ;f The Freridhßepublicaniloit
■."■; »i.
Eernglon, ship, from London
(
iralia was alio rery well done by fully, half of the pensive" { 5, " reprieve"» 6, equipage" | 7, attended, the play being the ever attractive Borneo Liverpool, branch of the Bank; of EogUnd, who r»«nteieoti6ni. They will have IS or 15 majority
Kebroyd, barque; from Newcastle
in. aotes, ..was oaptured,ip ]i^ the Senate,mv 46 oat of 75.
Tongoy, barqueifrom London ■; >!.■:( ■:: (candidates:' One- peculiarity,1for which it is difficult "impotence"; 8, "vistas" | 9, "contiguous; 10, and Juliet. Those who went lor,the first time must abseondled with £15,000
regretted that they had not availed themselves Jersey while landing from a, yaohtprivafcel*hired. i The Duke of Edinburgh hae been made a Bear
to acoount, was observable: ia many papers—a
potioni."
;0
have
Awaroa, schooner, from Wanganui
Idiffueeness and tendency to wander from the point. 6. What do these lines mean—
before of so rare an opportunity of witnessing good He was brought before,the1Lord Ifcydr Ts4:' the' Admiral. '- "!
i,i;PJBX)JKOTBP DB»ABiOBKS.i :'::ul ''J.
<
this,'and,
in
order
to
Partly
prevent
aoting, while previous visitors felt amply rewarded Maniion-hoose,and remanded, i' Molt ot the stolen 'j Cardinal Howard hae deolined the ftrohbiehopnt
order,
■: .v,:; Cii"
.in
partly
»s,
for
';
terms
and
tidespretoday
measure,
Lands
he
oould
(a)
;.
Taiaroft,
South',l
Jto make'speedy'working an element in;tne contest,
\>"<\;>v:i!« wj:v/: ;ofDablioffi */ )£{j 'WiZYVA'c* .ii'clh K-MV
:;
for going oooe more. Mrs Darrell displayedrare money isrecovered. ~ ; ':!
sage,
Murray, ss, for WestcOoait, tbdayi ij' 1:
Norwich bae been inundated by a freeh,and 400
by
we had reduced the time allowed for eaohpaper from
Fibbs » Eholaicd.—The Aim* MUJ, Oldham*
the story ran that he could gauge.", power aa Joliet, the bouse being fairly takenher
Charles Edward, for Wellington, tomorrow
And
even
uninhabitable, and there wpe
containing 86,000' spindlei, was destroyed by Ire houtee were rendered
Especially affecting was
three to two hourij The only effabt of this limitation'
storm
in
several
scenes.
Wallace, for Wanganui; tomorrow;. ';r.ui ;
rjrrri! t-Jft'^lo" <»£»'■*'""
divide,
(b) Those fenceless fields tbe sons ofwealth
resolve when, refusing ,ibT damage £30,000.The joinery,works, of the Glorfeeetor, loeeof'life "'"'■'" iO
of
expression
despairing
Welliugton, ss, for Taranaki and Manukan, of time was'to oauie a very perceptible deterioration
is
e*eaj»Jni
And even the bare-worn oommon denied."
hand writing, the punctuation, and'the spelling.
marry as her parenU enjoined; she was renounced by' WagVon Company have b^n destroyed j the lorn j The belief eii.U that a plot «iet»fef the1
\
December 21 .■!::^:"- ■>.!.■■ '■■> .-f.;:'- Jv, ('.■)■!!;; in thediffuseness
-i^wi
eove^eigne
inEurbpe.!;
tnirty
linn,
tbe
an
abstract
her
old
ofaU
the
&
spaceof
Htytlbtt?
friendly
large
"
6.
within
without
the
counsel
of
Some
warehouses
ill
a^on
Comparatively
them,
The
remained.
Give,
and toft
exceeds £20,000.
,f«wboys,
Lady Barkly, ps;: for Waitapu, &o,Dae* 21.
themselves with a'plftiu answer to a plain1 of the Poem.
nurse, who by the way was represented-with oapital square, Minoriee, partly occupied by Browne, land
contented1the
English Coinoamoir.
were
efliot by Miss Bessie .Vivian. Mr Darrell made a Gayle and Goortbaad Oouiins,-warehwisemen,
question^ majority seeming ambitiousof displayThb is Kennedy leares Hokitika for Greymouth ing
fint-rate Borneo, depicting to the life the impetuous destroyed. No,Australian woolwa» Mnd{i-}l \j\
thefr general information/ however
,
outline:—
remotely
following
the
Expand
to-day. She should be in Nelson oni Sunday.
young noble. There were some too touches in the'
matter in hand. :i! !i: fi '■ 'v :i(
PBOdßka.-The Oonstantinqple Al-Jawdib, ofthe ii;»duty I bw« toyou toaxprm mj mtitacU for
<■"
Thb Eura ah» xki Locum.
THfOharles EdwardileftiWestportyesterday 4-15 connected with '?the
with tbe Apothecary, and in tbe tomb coette, Uth August, says:—We are aaured that a mixed^ t f»»t benefit thkn dirbM by ukinf "Notton'i
Deserted Village."—lf the papers
scene
Goldsmith1*
p.m. She should arrive this morning, and is to leare
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An eastern king very fond of having stories told both be and Mrs D«rrellshowed' wonderful power.i company ha« obtained a eonoeesion for toying, down GbwmilfePillt.
on Greography were better this year than last, those
* Ih*r»ftpplialtbjbartfM^Mr.
for Wellington at 4 p.m: to-morrow. .>.
!
issues
subjeot;
pro* Wellington is fortunate .in having euoh talented a railroad between Jaffa and Jerusalem, also to boh-' B^l,
oraied
on
the
quite
him.
Gets
least,,
on
Goldsmith's
in
the
Nelson
poem,
district at
for
tb« »boT.-n«n«i Pilh, for «iad
B«k«ley,
T»B Murray left Wellington at 2 p.m yesterday, were correspondingly Worse.
olemation;
reward for telling him an endlees stary— performers for season of some length, wbickv.if etorupt a harborfor shipping at the former place; i ib! Uw ftpfiMb, from;wbiotrI b«T«,ia&cfld
noran* v
The bad habit of giving
epj^jhould ba in harbor early this morning. :>:Bhd.'.: answers beyond and
wide of what was asked was still 'his daughter's hand j punishment—head chopped off merit ie recognised, must be eaeoessful. It is whis- 1 HmOwnGbakdiathbb.—Aningenbua eakulator ■Jtiag pud for "With of tinw, h»Tiag, tmdamtlj :
itftcw for tbs West Coast at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
in this paper. The demand for an and body cast forth unburied. Several candidates pered that when the Mason ends there, Nelson may of the, possibilities of oonsanguinityibat' diaeover#d< iwer^'SiiriiypaSSb^li bur without d«rinn| My
Tsa Wallaca should be in harbor thi» morning, more apparent
~.,'' that
:'
..)''.' hopefor another visit,
the poem was frequently met by an all failures.
it is quite practicable after all,for (a.man^to, jb«n«ftst»ll. AftwUkin| two bottlaofyour?dusad is to leave for W^nganui at 10 a.m to-morrow. abstract ofotthe
One story teller comes forward; his .'conditions
poet's parentage and early life, while
beoome
his own grandfather. He argues thus—a tble Pilk, liwtii quite mtofwito my utwd IUU of ;
Thl Taiaroa, with, tho English mail, arrived off account
granted. He tells of a king, very avaricious. This
90 marries, at 21 has a son, and, at 30 is Mtb.Pl««.fif.tLU publicity for tht Imit et
woman
at
New Plymouth at Q a.m yestsrduj, and left again a request for an explanation of the meaning of several king wishes to increase hi* riohes; granary big as a
a
soene
present
lively
St. Mabt's ScaooLa will
words ooourring in the poem was answered by an
widow.
At 48 she marries again, her own son thoM who ro»y thu« b» ifflioUd.-rli«, Bi»,yow»
a
at 9 a.m. She arrived in harbor late last night,;and attempt
of
le^t
priice takes Mingtbenj27,;and
at giving their derivation in suoh doubtful mountain built for him. In this putt corn taken today, as tbe annual presentation
hariagiin the msantime married' tWj. Hmtbt AiLJi«-ro tb. Propmto« of
-I
leaves at noon to-day for Picton, &c.
'
'
plaoe, aeoordiog to advertised notioe. Friends of and,had a son, the latter three yearsold at the time,
as "trusto I'—l trust;- and "!po(tio"—1 am from his subjects.
Thi [Wellington dooi not leave Wdllingtoh: anti1 Latiuity
to'
pupils,
are;incited
as pirenUpf
Granary soon filled; windows and doors bricked education,,lu,well
J
of bis grandmother's'second marriage., AtiW^tbe
Fridayiftfternoon. S^Sbe will arrive*here on Saturday able—as being the root of "potion.'' It is worth up; not a crevioe left open. A ewarm of locusts dist
"J 'woman
dies, her son being'37, her grandson 18, .and TAnp* "Bimin^ London, (b*Tinf .jth* "soiuMTf,
that only..two boys either in Nelson or cover small ohink, which allows one at a> time to "tt«nd. ui ,(.„ v ,'~
morning; and sail again at 3 p.m aame day for New remarking
Marlborough, and th.ose two the winners of the
ie reminded of herhatband flO years of a|e. At 66 the husband "ppplr^ihu-'uMtTiiHtd
|
V
Waitaba
Bam.—The
publio
Land
Plymouth and Mahukau.''
Oooot) invit* jooapwiwa,\
wriggle
Story
goes
out.
here
on in a
scholarships, seemed'to know what wm meant wriggle in and
at the Masonic Hall to. Warrids fecain,a girt of 18, making her the step, ntU. wiy:«tlwr Ooo« for Parity, iw Ar*^—
Thi Wakatipu lsaves Wellington for Sydoeys on Town
thi* sale, whioh takes plaoe
■- i
manner
for a month,
tingrsong
a
It
is
in
csirping
spirit
no
that
we
2
this
time
giraile.;
wifeVgrandson,
by
by
n^akt After six months king tired i askswhen locusts will morrow, oommenoing at p.m. '> v
graadaMthsffofhisfirst
Passengers for her go by the Taiaroa to>
in»tiT«,;NutritiT»«iißo«t»iniDgpow«r. QiMtml'1
these istricturos,'but merely that we may check a
■"'■'■ "'!: '■' ■'■■'■''<
19 yearsold.yf At72 be dies, and hissecond wife, by mil eitobliib it f« » fworitab«TffH« 'or tefihfMtft
'>j
daj.
i-1:!!-! yeiterlf!
done extracting the corn ; is told no one can tell Mikbibs of the- Young M^n's Christian Assooia* Mistime24years
have
fault
that
mars
muoh
otherwise
good
oonwlation,
"work.
seeks
age,
of
in.th>,
tion will find a speoial reminder, in another column, armsofherstop.grandson
T#« Albion left Melbourne'for the Bluff
Arithmetic.—The. easy Arithmetic paper was not that yet. The same sing-song etill goea on.
of 27, who thus, baying "|«ninif. For f»idrtbl^bpimonfr T»d« AteMl«rdL
meeting to-morfow,
an important
fury tells story teller he is unen- for them to attend
at
last
in
a
King
so
well
we
!"
expected;"
done
as
about
a
third
of.
of
Only
.:«'""",
his; grandßWtheir,
beoome the husband
Tb;i B^ogarooma starts on'berreturii'ito. MelPottiSriiiik M*iie<aJ<m%*l,kon b. X,
(! "^!
:> hsoessarily
candidates soored half marks, although marks durable;, his daughter, his very life is his; must, night.
be his own grandfather, n- .<&*« he
bourne, from Wellington; ut>2 p.m on Sunday.^!;for tbe
however, be silent for evermore about locusts.
At the Magistratee' Court yesterday,before H. E.y
were
allowed
for
working,
though
quite*
whiob,
notto-day
hae been' ~lkUoH«i^ p^pCmltfu' wbfca
T«i lohooner Urio "is to lmiPatea:
Story tellermarries king*s v daughter eM.lueeecdji Curtis and W. Oldbam, »>qi., J.J.P., 0. H. Martin' |A kaji named Henry Th6rae, a seaman,
correct, seemed deserving. The shortest way in
Of attiiaid mob
-.v^V)'
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Blind Bay.
f to throne.
->i^S
oosta for a |tr»y hores. C. Clarke charged inLondon on hu own ooaiwsioo with sbeot- ZrW-wioVrtptttafcioo. i»fmMi«rMtar«lbTTAYLOR
fined
Is
and
was
|!but
arithmetic*
is-always'the'l
j
best
a
more!'tliin
1
Island,
Thb Tararua is announced to run the.NewiZaaland
near
w
a
man
at
Glebe
F«brpa*y
itig
lioense,
Mr
selling
lt] in
ABJTHHpXIOf
was charged with
ale. without a
the candidates preferred the longest. The
I 1971 He says the,man's death was theresult of an, I EpTHSBa, uodw tht *bl«tbomc»opMkif»«dvi«»
eieursion trip from Melbourne: She calls at Milford majority of
pftUi^ntom
1. Express in words360700053210018, and reduoe Bunny, being for the prosecution'andMr Pitt for the adcidentalshot
proceeds to the process-' of multiplioatiori arid division is much
both engafed at did to th«r iki»^d«periaoo»
and several other1 Sounds,and" then
the
by,
employed
Dixon,
Lioeneed taVgetprtetice. while they were
Ur '<"' "}\:'-t: I [
the. multiplier and,divisor.". thatnumber of cubic inches to cubic yards. om defend* W.O.
-.-.^'■■■■''- '>-'.'■<' iry,:!- 1.-iIn-J :-.->;,">£■ simplified by resolving
!',
Bluff.
Mrs
.Clarke
Association,
after induoiuf
into'factors'notgreater! thin'l2,' whinefe'r possible. " i: Explain the terms Qc.OM.and LAX. Find Victuallers'
.witness; Je,mes FrankPBBiicnoir.-Mrs. 8. A. Aum's WdßLD's Haib
■Mr example, in dividing! by 1723,iby)far the neatest the 0.0.M. of 1235198and 411355 and the L.O.M. to sell him ale, was the objff
know *hat I am to get for Rbstobbb never fails to restore Grey Hair to the
"(V
who
don't
M
lin,
i
said 1
quickest method is to divide by 11 three times of 10,.11,12,18,14,15... 11-..
"« Ck»lWnr
.'
iiijd
Ttvlbr Brotheri1
this business," corroborating. Mrs Clarke swore that, youthful oolor, imparting to it new lift, growth; ahd ,b m^Xubb^rSDrqWUtj)
at
janseo.utively.; it is also good, practice to expls^qjin, \ 8. Find by practice the value of 7254} articles
k
otltbnMdforSkf
'-. I' 'i
"ii "■- ( ehe wentout for the beer, wbioh h»d been asked for j lustrous beauty. Itsaction is speedy, and tlwroßgh.i
£2 8» Btd. woh.
BA.NK 'is ■"prepared" td make writitfg eafth'stdp bf.theproceis'and'taoh'oo^
■p in|«M, »^ purity offl»T6r. Stan Miib BrUk
Grevness. i/Ite veJue,
,', 4. Bubtr»ot 99274 from 1 \ divide theremainder to drink'with cigars the informers had bought. The qu'iokly banishing
l
Ohioory JWk,
Special Arrangements for Deposits lodged for lepaihder'' Of'tß'ecandidates/'oaly tw^^
'single
fiued'ls
and
£2
lOi
A
proves
oo.U,1
whsreapon
was
J^hers.
triaf
UL/Jft
oj^e\aaoHqeadecl^-t.^bW^-, by 0074, and prove your result by Vulgar Fractions. defendant
fixed periods; to jpurohase Bills:on London at- Sixtj^ thro '■fiplift! jnieityod^a'n'cljtial^,
streogthsWer
of
of
thf
appeal.
notioe
In
itself
the
natural
gave
[tj
another';oaso th#' everprtvN
days sight at one quarter percent discount, and sell 'Examiners' liope to be Jablß to report a great improve-,. "5. What willb« thsoott of papering* room of Mr Pitt
Mr j Air. (Tbe genuine only in Pink Wrapper) Bold'
iv ■■■Qpnb in' this imporiiint'subject after next exanainawhich the length is 28ft. 6 in., the breadth 18ft.9in., fine inflicted wm'£l with £iA7s 61 oosts, and
at oß«*qairter'-per>!'«»nt- ipreIBiianij <f'ai :ind"''to('iifaioiKWSl
of
similar
oaee against w loleealaby fßia»H;Gwim^B,* OaM W«ln«<ton;'
in;
at 'Pitt gave notice «PP«*f.
and the height 12ft., with paperlft. 9 broad,
all gther..Banking Businesi./oa
;tp, be.ascer-.; u
;■■,'" > '■■*«< ''1 Ira TownaoaoVihI'which [M», Bunny appeared for
{English Composition.^ln former yekri, simple 2s6d'perydP" /."■"'■"■■'
tawe^;a'pplwati|jn,"^;^ '"L^TUwvti- iniKoioO narrative
was) twioeread silb'ud to the candidates by
6. Beduoe 2ewte'. *qr». 31b*.Boas. to' the dseimei'of tie prosecution »ad,Mr Aoion Aiami tarthf d«a
ltbrtu^aoitß«o<»tahjai.'-4»t<,
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N. Edwards & Co.
developed cannibal instincts and a dreadful and he believed him: to be a thorough' Chriroaryat once made off. The 'boat followed stian.
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ifc f6r about an hour ; but though the ser- on Saturday after'npoas^audjiyG^
FOR SALE,
pent,' we are told,,' must have been annoyed' he re.a4s to",tl)emr ,prays for them,(and)Bpeakß,i
AND
Barnicoat, .Curtis, Edwards, Sharp, Waßtney, and
the
careless^.
admonishing
well-conducted.,,
monster;,.svould
any
to themasa father,
-^as
Chief Commissioner Greenfield.
well-doing!''
Minutes of previous meeting read and confirmed. naturally, be. on being disturbed at his after- encouraging the pebitent a;nd;
Mineral Leases.—BesolVed, That the lease of one dinner siesta in the sunny fjord—he showed f Mr' Dunciri, however^ thbugH ;dping: ,inuchj
PER
acre at Charleston, applied for by Thomas Powell, be no wish tn fight. Oh the two following could not be very successful untU^aßiVentire;
per
Rent,
annum;
years.
pound
took,
one
granted for 21
days he again appeared, and as the weather revision of the whole .penal system
royalty, one fiftieth, or 6d per ton.—Application from
fine, a fleet.of boats pufc out to hunt him,, place. -The Governrtent should alwaysI rewas
mineral
lease
of
200
Alfred Thomas-Jones for a
acreß,
FEOMLONDOJN.
Wa'ngapeka,' postponedJ-^Mineral lease applied for amid, great excitement.; But the- serpent tain a position ori"public worksfor discharged
worse
?iz:
16
leading
them,
'Discharged
prisoners"
and
acres
and
after
Grange,
quick
prisoners.'"
for
Allan,: Shaw,
by Messrs
was too
wer^
held by them bs a gold mining lease, Aorefe district, them a danbei up arid down the sound,'he, off than .newiy.-a.rrived immigrants, for, cpnrefused, the Board having no power to grant a mineral
.work,<;while
like his greatprototpye, ' put an end to it tractors .wcruld give, the latterformer;
lease overauriferous ground.
-o
has not re- they looked down upon- the
«He
by,.giving
below.'
He
down
all,
assent
Licenses.—Kesolred,
Prospecting
Th»t:
the1
chances
"btf
should'
of
the
sea
had
fair
appeared^
underthe
was
Bare
if'he
had
great
mystery
to
the
transfer
of
the
and
of the Board be given
he had coine^
T. S. WYMOND & CO., having already provided liberally
mentioned prospecting licenses, from J". A. Harley, remains as much a mystery as ever. Pbn-' have reToi*med lprig; ago.
WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEEP*
Scott,
James
Sullivan,
and
William
ivyoj,
Smith,
James
M.
letters.
late
50 cases, MarteU's Dark Brandy .;
toppidari, Hans Egede, the Boston iSshermen ;'pufc oif prison, and had 'written
:s : v
by
community'
their
the
of
portion
Moies
the
adult
Harley,
Thomas
Halated
for
Smith,
to James
20 quarter-casks C."V. P. Brandy,
saw it. 45 years ago, Captaia M'Quae, One of them-was not answered, andthereply
turning
Crewdson, William Ridd Waters, and John Coutts, who
Rum,
„„ R.W.P.
20
of thedJffldalus, who saw. it in l848,.; the, he received to the other was that the'writer^ Drawing,
ve now, determined to finish the year well by
as trustees for the Boding River Copper Mining
15
Burden and Gardner's
ajid
*
it
a
fevf
person,who
if;'he'M'S^
;he;
give;
in
vouched
for
hid
rio
vvork
to
registered
transfer;
such
be
Caithness
'"
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Company, and that
Sherry Win»;■,",.,,!:;'i'-|i;<';*
attention to the
-,;■■':.;
the Land Office, as required by Clause 14, Appendix years since> and the other persons who hay wouldn't give it to a man; justjjufe' of 'gaol.' their
15
„
Sandermanls .4 Grape Port
Co.
will
T.
S.
December,
'1878,
E., Land Act, 1877:—1. License dated Ist August, at various, times and places beheld it in The speech .was very impressive,. aud .the
.'\Vine'.;:.; ,j f.;.." ; ;..;:/";
."■-"'.
From this date till 28th
.;.
1878, for 1200 acres, Dun Mountain district. 2. sections—sometimes a bead, with a mane, learned' judge'desired: the.Iprisquer'to^writejit,
10 qr-casks DunviHe's,Whisky;
r
their
a
Prize
Ticket
spent,
for
customer,
acres,
each
every
November,
1878,
for
500
s*.
Lioense dated Ist
for
150,'cases Dunville's and Lome Whisky
piece and send it to him; "Tbe,ridiculousl.sentence, present to
head,
a
a^d
no
now
a
sometimes
mane
underThat
the
district.—Resolved,
Dun Mountain
600 „ J.D.K.2 Geneva
.„".'.'.,,
mentioned prospecting licenses be' granted for six of body like a big barrel, and now a largely- ; of three years was then passed.^the' sentence's
150 „ Stewart's and Kinnahan's,Whisky ;i
montliß, from the Ist January, 1879.—1. James and developed portion; ' very like a whale '—■' lon the second and third charges being made
200 „ Burnetts and Booth's Old Tom
v'"
William Johnston, 280 aores> 3?aia Para (renewal). must still be under the imputation of nb,t' conCuWenib'with'the flrsfcf" '""" '"'
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150 „ Heddle's and Bernard's Ginger Wine
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180
West,
acres,
and
Burton
2. Jameß' Smith
40 ,', Hookin and Wilson's Lemon and
having backed up their narratives by such , This interesting criminal, according,tp;the
in
the*
a
chance
the
That'
renewal
of
Ticket
will
ensure
Valley.—Resolved,
Aniseed
This
;
; yLime Juice .;*
■,',,.'■"'',):.■ ■-i
a.sceptical,
.constantly
as
in
scoffing
r
ecord,
evidence
will
has
been
satisfy,
192«tocres
Jroubla^since
for
Jones,
license held by Alfred Thomas
"50 „ Morton's Raspberry Vinegar
stealing
being
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1859,
principaTwe'akQe.sses
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his
age."
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postponed.
at Wangapeka, be
100 „ St Julien, La Rose,; St. Emillion, and
trucks, cows, pigs,'poultry, and,miscellaneous
Education Reserves.—Resolved, That the school
Leoville Clares ".
4\
2
Board,
viz:
acre's
sites appliedfor by tbeEducation
THE CHURCH AND THE STAGE. trifles.' -When! a young.."man/.'he was con100 „ No. 2 Moselle ,','. ,' '.'..\, ,!. ,■/ '["'n
Addison's,
arid
4
township,
acres
Waimangarba
be1,
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200 J, Pig and Guiriness's Stout
s'idered to be rather a dangerous character.
None worth less than Is., and many of con■'.
recommended, subject to the approval bt the Chief At thia.';Church'ppngreßS recently -held at His speech, we, leanv had been rehearsed In which all are Prizes.
; 200 „ Tennant's Ale.and Stout
:—
under
mention
enquiry.
may,
which]
after further
we
value, amongst
Commissioner,
100 „ Dr Townsend's Sarsaparilla ;
Mulgrave before he^Jefttbe gaol, and when he returned,
■Public ReseTrves.—Resolved, That ai list of public Sheffiil'd,'iheV:KißV. the Earl of
'50 „ Indian and Coope's Ale
'Bottles of Eau'de Oologne
Wax Dolla (nearly life size)
reserves,-not'requiredfor immediate use for the^ pur- read ajiaper dealing chiefly with the* rela- he wSs heard to remark to thoße who were
Glasses
Looking
made,
finish)
respectively
very
~,-,..
Superior
for'which
the
were
to
the
and
with
stage,
(of
good
a;
reserves
tions of the Church
Albums
yarn,
poses
~
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withhim—" Weil,! pitchedl
i^rge Lithographic Picture?, well
be prepared with a view to their being let by ptiblio the necessity,for dramatic .reform.. He saidr and the——judgb beliered evlery word of it.
Musical Instruments
>~..-*
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20 oases Keiller's Candied Peels
from
Mrs
;>
Elizabeth
mpuntecW
auction.—Application
tender or
;
;
j
w
of Tools
theatre
must be regarded as an \ioippr-,. Onlyfthree years it'or.three cases! 1 expected
feoxes
1
this
;and
707,'
20
KeiHer's
Gonfebtione'ry
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701',
706,
695,
700;
Betts to 'lease sebtions
!:<
\!;i'*the education* of the...people^ seven'at the least. j Eancy Dresß Pieces
Handsome China; Gilt Ornaments
5 „ Kobinsbn's1 Patent-Groats''[
!
Tbi-toi Valley, Hospital'andLunatic Asyliim eiidow- tant agent, in
Hats
Felt
Souths'
„; Dunn's Fresh Herrings .;
Cricket Bats and Balls
.L
The tact, of: its having become vicious waa no>
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ment'reaervei'postponed.
Children's 'Boots
j 50 „„ Albert's Sardines. >:'). ;.\i
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Agricultural Lease3.—Further consideration of argument whatever against what waa in its'Carved Ivory Kattles
Crosse & Blackwell's Pickles, aid
Boys' Tweed Suits
the Under' Secretary for Gold- own essence,and highest forms',good.., Vice
letter (No. 731,'-from
1 100
Mechanical roys_
Potted, Meats i:.l- ,--^u ;' i ■,<-,
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fields; relative to the larges number of leases transferred,
;§9X^
depraved
the
of
a
Handsome
buffoonery,
Japanned
Trays
and
OF
SALE.
P^P^WPOSTPONEMENT
30 „ Crosse and Blackwell's Potted Fish,
to Mr Wm. Acton B. Adams, together with a letter'
Boys!,
Shirts...
with^plated^
dramatic
taste,
art,
disgrace
GlaBS Butter Cobler^
might
Kippered Herrings
;
from Mr Adams in eiplanation.^Kesolved, That the public
X S. EDELSTE,]Sn will hqld hia next
'. j Straw Hats,;,,
Writing'Desksp
20 „ Overall'sKippered and Red Herrings
explanation given by Mr1 Adams'is perfectly satis- but the drama .was not to be decried on that .el
HOUSEof
LIVE'
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STQ'QK,
"Q\i'jirterly;Sale
" FURNITURE,1 &c, his
800 ozes Price's and Brandon's Candles
factory to the Board, and that a copy Of the letter be account. A discussion followed, in which; HOLD'
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! 50 „ Carriage Candles
:
Smith, the Key. W. Boyd Carpenter, Motueka^QnjS^TUßDJATjlStti January, 1879,'c0m-'
Mr
of
variety
the
immense
enumerating
;As:;space will not admit pf;
cases Fry's and Taylor/s Chocolate & Cocoa
Residence areas,Local Land Officers, &c—Further
i 30
Key".. (qr. Everard took part. .The mencing.af.Two o'clock'.',
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10 „ Tulloch's Cocoa and Chocolate
consideration of letter No."703, of the Bth November, andyt^he
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will
of
on
this
occasion
Selling
','desiro.us
Persons
denounced
the
theatre
50 „ Bell and, Blaok's Plaid and ,250
1878, from the Under Secretary for' Goldfieldsi last-named gentleman
!
furnish particular* early;
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Lil A
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;: Vegtas;i ;';
relative to the granting ofresidence areas by Wardens in strong terms, and said that either:it must please
; 20 kegs Linseed Meal \ "' '
on land appliedfor on lease "under theLand'Aot,and be given up or Christ must be lost. The
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300 cases Colman's Mustard^ Blue and White
also relative' to the appointment of local Land Bishop of Manchester, who was
11\OK SALECHEAP—The GOODWILL
!
received^
Officers, under-the Lond Act.—Resolved, That, in
j
'JL of tine LEASE of those 'First-classi Business
Starob,and Light and Dark Blue
the,
siid
from
applause,.,
loiid
that
Premises knowni as the' Junction BToitrc, at present
20 barrels Crushed Loaf Sugar
the opinion of the Board, it is not desirable to estab- with
in;
dis-which the subject had been
lish looal districts or to appoint local officera under manner150casks and Cases Currants
occupied' by |Mr J, Mxebs. !In addition--to the
the Land' Act, within the Nelson Provincial land cusßed generally that morning, their Chris- House and Shopi there'is a [large Store Room, a Two30 kegs Rape, Hemp, and Canary Sepd
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10 oases Oakey's Wellington Knife Polish
district.*'* -''"' '"■' ■;■■■"■";■'■"";;■■"■■
tianity aeemed to him to' have become mfrre;' stalled ; Stable,1 :' and 'other ;useful 'Outbuildings, T-3- W
and PRESENT to the PUBLIC part of
SHOW
for/convenience
Reserve for Public Abbatoir, Reeftori.I —Resolved, human and more reasonable, and those were together witli about Ten Acres ofLand; divided into
10 „ Nixey's Black Lead
OPPpSJTE
the
attheir
PREMISES
GOODS,
That the block of'land south ofßeo'tiong'l33'and:l34j
of FANCT:
5 „ Cleaver's Fancy Soap
'Two Paddocks, Both of which arq substantially enon
which
it
only
the
conditions
could.be
put,
square 131, excepting a small triangular piece*at the
20 „ Day and Martin's Paste Blacking
blosed.
"Bent Very low."* For particulars apply to
world,
power
to the
„ Bottle „
south-east corner of section 133,\odhtaining 1 acre; forwards, a working
: ~r\ : ;i>-i si-!",
I J.i-S. EDELBTEN,
! 5 casks
l<
2 roods 33 perches,'be recommended to: be reserved' though he should'be the last to recommefrd 2292 ;'i
Auctioneer.
100 case* Morton's Pickles and Anchovy Sauoa'
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for a publio abbatoir, the area being about 16 acres, that"Christianity should take'forits standard' 4 ■ ■ t ■
100 „ Lea and Perrin's Worcester Sauce
and bounded on the: South by the overflow of the the etajndarpVof the world,; still Christianity.',
30 „ French Capors
CO.,
PATTERSON
&
W.
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FOB
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OPENED
THE...
Inanerrthua river.'—Resolved, Tbattße 'owner/of sec-"
70 kegs Dried Apples and Tapioca
the'ipiiurc.h
pKe.no*,,
recognise
arid
must
the*
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20 i, Barry's Trinopberous
AfOTIONBEES;:
the
of
nature
actual instincts
with ! ;
section 164 u6f; tile"'La( nd:';A:ct;*lß77r the Brnk\\' mena and
30 casks Paints;Varnish, and Putty
;s:HA^E
AKp
ti-iahgulai-'piece of land 'at th^^outh-'east corner of which it had to deal ; and, though be cduld
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100cases Salad, Hair, and Castor Oil
seibttoh 133, square 131; containing 1 acre 2 roods 33 not deny', in faithfulrießs'to the .Church,. r the
jl.''.
V'ALU'AjT'QrR|S/^ '
30 „ Epps's and Van Houten's Cocoa
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peitchea, fo'rthe sum'offourpoufads/
'.AND ';].; j ■_';
10 „ Tartaric Acid and Cream Tartar
the depravity, of, human n&t^re, \
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pnnc.iple^of
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Public- 'Beserveflfi' Totari';Flat.—Resolved, That
20 ,-, Borwick's Baking Powder
COMMISSION";
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GENERAL:^
.rejoiced
j
lie
to
the
mark
Still
believe
that
"of
the license of the publio reserve," section 15, Tdt'ara'
40 „ Morton's and Champion's Vinegar
TUESDAY, December 24th; and
Flat, held by David Donald^ be renewed under the Divine image in which man was made15barrels Bleached Ginger andBaroelona Nuts
SATfjRDAIj,;
!cowDi(omm
i^.'Towjs."
UdTIQK''[SALE'S
twelye
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■'till more deeply impressed upon human cw;a's' \\
15 bags Large and Somali Peari Sago
seetipn 149.of theLandt,.Act,1877j (Subject to
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than the mark* of the beast.;; Ppx! the!, !- JLX. OB Countei. i (Teif <VEitT iO
nattirer
Resolved, That Mr David .Donald be allowed to
3O'keg3 Carbpnate goda and'Saltp'etr*
had
momenthis
breath
been
almost
taken
200,
122,
BUtrenderihis'lease for section
and
square
SALES in Town EVERY. SATURDAY of
100 boxes Eleme Raisins
that aa occupation, license be granted to him for the |away by, that tremendout, utterance.of one'
HORSES, CATTLE, PRODUCE,'and' "
,40 cases Brown and Poison's Corufloii^
i
of
the
whosaid
that
speakers,
previous
lan,d,
GlauseilO,.
same :
Appendix E., of' the
.uader:
>-aE-N-ERAL-MERCHANI>ISEr""'-"
will find that I,1.""' 20 bags Black and White Whole Pepper
-r^gjr^^p^^^^^^SiGIPT v
Laud Act,, 1877,.f0r
tho same land) at a rental of £3 either the 'theatre muat, be Abandoned 'or
300 casks Soda Crystals, and Sulphur
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■ ■. ■ ■ ■ Christ 'lost. 'He'could,'not for. a.rho.ment, ; W. PATTEKSOif & CO;y
pie above days at2 oases Liquorice and Nutmegs
they'^ah^ur'ctefe;5 "',;' Huntley and Palmer's Bisouiis
~|hat,BentimeQtv, In. his., ftpinion^ <! COBifBB .OFk &[ nWAIiMEA^v;
S'IEEfiTS.
endorse
HaRDU
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than^half'theiustial^price.;:
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UPPER MOTUEKA ROAD BOARD. ;the stage.with us was *cry much ..wiiafc 'we3 cases Jordan Almonds
!!i! 'v.X ',-i-il -I.!' ',U:i'->:ti\U :■<;, ":;,s ?,! ,f ; '-'''" ' .-.,; ■■■!■"■"■!■."■
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50 casks' Whiting ''"
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rriflE^BAM,.
QK'^S&S';
>■,<-.;,..
db.i
had
l
v
lady
4.-;-,^'jk!»;i.!\,j
.-/:;j
told'a
«:ui '^ni;-:-«i'v..i;
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f; who had .s±""*
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iTHEtnt)bVe''Board'
&!;i.;
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40 cases Bath Bricks
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m!et 'on Saturday' the '7th inaf.,, made
;
250 dmm» Storer's pi!
XIK,X3APJTAL.:^^r ,.^..^
■when all themembers swere present^., The muiutes..of written to-'himr on the' subject j'b'f an obje'c'^.'
,.^,,^,UNCfiEASE
tiofiablejballet at a,, pantomime, tlial-if.Bhe'
IQOOb&gaTme oalt.
laslPriieetihg were readand confirmed.' ;\,
600 „ Coarse Sa'U
'Efeofvtfd,
Lst&t{ Edgar BrotWrs'.be' ailowe^.tweJTe would, pi^f 7influen,ce', her .f/iends, and; per* -ISSUE OF 27i50t) ;i!IN:EW-SftAEES OF
40,cases Cove Oyster
weeks from this dater .December' ytti, ,i'o ..complete ajuade them to influence all whom they could;:
<Oommerce.
,JE£aii
of
JEIO EACH.
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20 kegs Arsenic and Blue Stone
'cont^a'ef'in tfie' *Hope, ya}ley,J'arid'. that,, the, iihfluence,-to'stay'awayfromrthe jjantbniiiid
thcfir"'
2287
(
10 casks Shell Almonds
pana.lty.be enforced ifthe w.orkis'not'finished within
Notice
is
that
the
TRANSFER
hereby
given
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ib'afc'perio'dt'""''''s'" vls'' "l"' ; >'''* '" ~," y""-h", \f fpr^'dn*
Vinegar
;
'-' elvil.would be curedi- It .too p/ten bjappeneil BOOKS of the BANK will be CLOSED from the
Resolved, That tenders,fee invited,'for'twentj'two
andh
<^||iftjS?
QHAW,' SAVILL,
chains of ditchlng.'|an^..formin|\',near:JitiQ'^i^giiiK> ithat, they,patronisedr t,he ye^y.,things which 25th to the 3Let December, both days inclusive
>
AS. O CO.'S PASSENGEKS' LINE
t6wrisHip,'Tadm"o'r,!!Jand'for bu'sh'fetling' and blearing,;, iin ; itheirndnore; unctuous .and ■"professional! PRELIMINARY TO ALLOTMENT OF THE
of PACKETS ;
on road between Pahl'B.andßilej'i,, Sherry,^ >v,S<"',"/'
Slates
they
SHADES
then
on
the
bbt^«n LONDON( PRELIMINARY NOTICE
: 10,00020 Counteßs
thjeyhad
Proprietors
moods
condemned.
What
NEW
the
amongst
t
ta1
and NEW ZEALAND.
{Resolved, That £l! extra be'allowed'for" ditching
iglgMU
barrels iTar and Pitoh
OF THK
dekl*;witH-first';was
;th
at cross road at W. Fennemore's to^Dqredale line.',.;"■'
Register.
.Share
10 cases Chimney-pieces and Scythe Stones
D. L. MURDOCH,
TH&> undersigned agents for the above line of
'SALE BY AUCTION
in the opinion of this Board, Mr- on5 'thisrffiatftieiY ~''jThe,.].j|ieart;','o. |jieart;','ofIl,so^vQtyV!TO?
Resblved/Thai;,
::.. 4 casks Fry Pans and Soythes
j
General Manager.
Hopgood should be compelled to take, "people aoroay riotjoi^nd.oh the question. They, badsnof
dhips, are authorized to' ARRANGE WITH
op A EOBTIOIfQ]? THB
8 cases Brushware
the river near' his house free of, charge, acieordibg to rjighcutoi icondemn. .or."declaim ■agairistHhe
Iron Boilers
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RECLAIMED LAND IN THE CITI : 20
the t^rmß of his lic'en'sei. "'
Note—.Th» New Issue will be allotted as near as
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20 coils Wire Rope,
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Resolved, That' an offer by 'Mr Bromell,"to, keep t,heatre until -they had 'by; spme;:defihit'el^act may! be m the proportion of three new to eight old BRITAIN TO THIS COLONY,and whoare,pre. ,(' 'n
P
WELLINGTON
'VJL
100 Camp Ovens
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the river crossings in good; order for £s.a,,l^ear,be of'their own tried ta a|hend it.; The 'disease, ehaies Holder; of less than three shares will
pared either to pay the passage, money at.once, or to
Collins'
Picks
and
Sharp's
250 oases
Axes
receive
" ''"'y^' ,' .',, j,that: had' been bo loudly complained, oi^! that
declined at present. !"' "*""
100 kegs Ewbank's Patent Wrought Nails
J. DUNCAN has received inEesolved,.Thati Mr Lindsay be.re-appointedlyalqer mprningt was.mot/ functional,, but- organici no allotment. Amount duo on each letter of
Brads
and
Nails
Slating
„
100
Floor
-J-*~ stractions irom the Hon. the Minister of|
will he payable in one sum on. 31st March,
N EDWARDS uiL_i_u
& CO. 'Lands,
Rating''Apt,.lß76., './;" '" "," ( '. '._ ~
urider:the
women could doa-great deal of the work
f
150 „ French Wire Nails
to Sell by Public Auction, on TUESDAY,
Resolved, That the nest' meeting be held. on The
,~but
1879
Shareholders
the
and
may
prcpav
amount,
30 tins Walker's Horse Shoe Nails
Jatiiafy '4th,"1879, at 10 a.m. .' " .'', X'"'., ',','. (', n|eeded. ;If mothers"would not allow'-iri'th'eir1 the sum «o payed will, until the 3 let March', 1879, /^kKIJSNT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, for 4ljU'Fbbbuabt, 1879, at his Sale Rooms, Panamacases Braby's Galvanised Plain and Cor*
100
streetdfc&lrablp
hiomes'anypne,^^
The fdiowin£»'is the month's' expenditure :—
inpom^pf boar interest at the rate of 6 per cent per aan,um
'Canal.—The follow\J "LONDON,18 ma the Suezbuilt
rugated Iron
f
and fitted ex- THE UNDERMENTIONED ALLOTMENTS
"..■";!ie1:.«.""ci;';"."/ fprtune, aa'-rnatches'."'.for'.iheirr/daugHfcers,
ing lull-powered Steamships,
kegs Shot
30
Am kland, December 6, 1878
\ 2366 pressly
!V"Motupik'o:Sub-dirißi6n '? "... p; 127,15' 6 '.. .*hom'they knew to be men of corrupt lives-;
Passengers on lon£ ooean
0F FREfiHO LD LAND,
100 kegs Hall's Blasting Powder
torv Carrying
;;;* 'Wit'.' 0 r
Tadmor .~, „
each of about 4000 tons register, and
if
10 cases Curtis and Harvey's Sporting Powde
ydung;:women -wduld -hbt* allpW;;fast :aud To the' Electors of the City or royages, are
l!Stanloy'; Brook",'^ "
111,
V..",;! 23,.17.".,6 '!'.',.
IV., V , and VII.
tpake the passage in about 40 days They are fitted Ju Blocks numbered 1., 11.,
6 bales Grocers' Paper Bags
■fashipnablemen'to'Bay'to^tbem^
(i
*,tt/steam heating apparatus on the most approved
oq
Land)
"'"*"" L-G-eneral'expenses ', ~, ~v". ..I4i".'.p.'.. i .""■'■ ''wdiild'hardl^'idare'tid"s.aly to a'vvip.maja ,of!'i'hei,
N^LfeON. y '
cases Iron Bedsteads
c pi(m of
Eeolftltned
30
pnnciple, and are thoroughly Tentuatea lor tbe
15 hhds Toilet Sets, Tumblers, and China
in
the
.—
would/isujrrqun^'^th.emselv'es.
tropics. They will be dispatched a» below
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l_tjovvji-jjiF^they
500 bars and bundles BBH Iron
C) IT V O F
witb.;oftyfance ".'VPath/LW.hich.:modesty 'could« ,ri ENTLBMEN.—I beg to offer'myself qb
LING TO N.
4th
and
200 bundles! Hoop Iron:
January,
leaves
WJE_L
ACONCAGUA,
in
coming
Vacancy
a CANDID ATE'for the
always surround itself, a powerful influence^ I VTGeneral
20tons.No.l Pig Iron
THE*SEA
SERPENT
OJNCE
„
MOBErV
and
Nelson,
Assembly
the
for the City of
to
of ;
.Sale held by order of the
February;
LbOTA^lffiWjS:?
sth
and
7 hhds Tinned. Hollo ware
O':i- i<-{< ,i'i>-y<"i -■■■! ii-''.'ibii.-!-i n-jft'il iua ic'r;-.-;. >'..
'in itsl^^
your
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solicit
vew Ze"ad> in P"iuanc. of Beot»n 21 of the
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earnest
in
to'further i. "Melbourne l'4th'February
KELSON LAND BOARD.
A jfadfrnio- of the above Board was. held pnTtiursday; DecembW 12th. " Present—Commissioners
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of Nelson with the Main(Crunk Kailtheabe the connection
60 to 75 guineos; Second,
writejs,s||ie,,^ondpni Daily fWelegrdph 'of Sep- 'c|f.f'pciety j
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way
Knife Machines
I,ithographed Plans are now ready for distribution,
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ta^4>iift©,,BU)re imad».hiß^ppeftr«tice.^(Pbßrew
views on the principal'political Questionot><the! day
Canal dues 8a in addition
|Tne Plans will contain the fullest particulars—i
60 bundles Lyndon's and Parkes' Spades
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1.1 16bales Paporhangings and Wrapping Papei
ELOQUENCE
DOCK.
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4 cases Ridging,
[aboofcto vvisit 'Eriglendji/I .tnayjisay^thatil hive no; Green and Co., a,nd Anderson, Anderson, aud,Co,
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Agents,
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loDg-r-and,iQithe,(neit-place^he-was follb^ed l.^"twoiyearsto ranj'il
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N. EDWARDS & CO,.
day of sale.
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.ii.v,;Yourßittithfully'y<;nr,sf.'tM
Nelson.
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AND ORIENTAL~~STEIm;
£ °°ntttlnß "e°tlOnS
threea;chargeß ■of ■horseistealin'g'i"' 'Wheif - ,' Nelson, November 30,1878. .J:«iv '>-.>i\h<" -£24.9< PENINSULAR
■''r TbiB ./ iftß^V;par^|ivfe, coiaW'! 'Brough'^tfp
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15 cases, AmericanBrooms
cess|ye];v3aiyß.
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frQm Pariß,; ]^[;;Baet?manni fiadisfcia^uißbedc
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3iO .THE, ELEC;TO,RSii; 9F
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literary, mantand ar joiiifnaliat''fa'tiohrisfaariia-;;NOTICE.
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have been made by
80 bundles Galvanised Iron Baskets andTubs
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Black
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STEAMERS from MELBOURNE to POINT DF<
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,VX nounced his intention of resigning his Sea'fc1 as' GALLE are reserved for PASSENGERS
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the '.iNttftegi&tfiVcdftitj. and
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iintimat^ jf.hati;should.ho-do:so,)l'iptend: Passage Tickets can be i issued to all Ports m Waterloo Quay on the east, Lambton Quoy on the
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QQ per ee,uti of .the- Ijbeg fqmyself
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as a CANiOjlDATEjiorvißlectioniij' Europe, China, and Japan, touched atby the Com west by Whitmore street on the nortb, next to the
50 bundles American Buckets
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th&i'ij ujpj) at Philadelphia, iop'!th&''fishery; '.meniwhd.w.ent.to'Pentridge^ftericomptetingl
jhjs plaoo^ .W^ea^/the Vatapcy qccure, I shall, I pauy's Steamers.
\ government Buildings, and by Waring Taylor street
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their
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fleoteoces",tefcubned'to'tlie
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of
(t^ust,
addresßing
south,
haye
you, qnd expjainRr.ou^^ii'Mr>Andepseh tiad 'party ,w'ere;dt; nyorie
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near the Lion Foundry.
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wh'eff;thri^
200.cases; Devoe'sKerosene
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tHat
intend
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removing from Nelson
he'was'rightj
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lOiqr-tierces' Black Swan Tobacoo
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and^topk ,a deliberate in iSajji^g,!",that ,th^re is; nqt;a:moref(wicfcßd!>
face of
Wellington, I bog to assure you ihat.l/hare no such
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tomain
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it
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Safes 'i. i,.,
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olf'icHb'e)r;iA6'hfij'dH^ ; i
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leisure,,and were fable^to obaem it's ;Ihea& [birth-placevind
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tvisty iro^reS'longiiand^iworthirda <ob>&> Jtersf;ofreligion did tbdirdutiea aperfiilic-1' 1.SOLICITORS wjll be CLOSED from the
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norjawr^re *iMfa UaW. "Ha^ing'-'Batisfifei1 i'fcory1 iifad&e¥, especially tlie"fcH¥ee"]?i!o{eßtani:. If
NeUon, onFRIDAY, the 27th
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'\' &B> Trafalgar street,
79, inclueive.
o'clockin the Evening,
themselves on all these points, the party id'4 s'* tJnejrej^lept,clergy^an/,?^"6. aa A-igood, ":,,
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ADA.M3,* EINQDON, fathers Garin (J and Mahoney; Messrs A- M To receive the
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""fIttPPLESfIN* #0 THE (JOioNIIKF, NELSON, THUESDAf,T)EGEMIEIt
WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL.
for every shilling to Wellington;
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there tonished everyone, as it was placing part, to which I trust any one
the native electors in so much better a who knowß ma trill no* attribute it.
position than the Europeans, and in N«j ddubt many here present will re-
was no one to collect the dog tax; for
On Tuesday the Council met in the the coat of their very minute book
Buildings, all the mem- they had to apply to the Government.
Like a littlechild asking ita parent for
bers being present, Mr Barnicoat in every
penny, they must ask authority
the chair. The minutes of last meeting, 6th March, 1378, being read and from Wellington for the most trifling
outlay, though they had nominally an
confirmed,
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The Chaibmanread the requisition, income of thousands.
-which
had caused him to call the Mr Macmahon waa"conyineed the
fact completely swauipiiig several of member that the result of the session
of 1877 wag placing Sir GeorgeGrey
and hia Government in office, and the
feeling of the country then was to
allow them to remain, in order that
they alight have an opportunity of
bringing forward those measures of
reform which they and iheir supporters
were always alluding to as essential to
the good government and welfareof
the people, and the progress and prosperity of the colony. The Opposition,
if it may be so calleJ, at once saw the
reaonableness of this, am 1, bowing to
the opinion of the people, have
do so and allow this extra electoral, alloweJ the Government to remain in
privilege to about 5000 Natives this office for now more than a year, withReform Government threw up their out making the slightest effjrt to disBill, sacrificing these 70,000 Europ n« place them ; in faot, allowing them to
settlers, who were for the- first timo to have everything.alraoit.their own way.
have these electoral^ rights conferred la. addition to this, Sir George Grey
upon them, and abandoningmanhood euf- took.advantage of the recess, almost.as
rage, residenfal qualification, and every soon as Parliament was prorogued, an 1
other electoral reform that we heard sb visited all the principal towns an I
much about during the recess. So centres of population, when he told
much for thisReform Electoral Bill, and them of all the reform measures the
so much for a Government who nacrij Government were about to bring forficed all their electoral reform princi- ward, the corruption ia the administraples because they conld not obtain tion of affaire, which would now be
special advantages for one race of peo- put an end to ; the taxation which was
ple to the detriment and disadvantage to be removed from the shoulders of
the poor man, and saddled on the rich ;
of another.
THE CUSTOMS TARIFF AMENDMENT the franchise that was to be so
we also heard a greatdeal about d urine liberal that every man should have a
the recess. It was to equalize the tariff vote, and so enabled to take part in the
; in faot, manand give a free breakfast table1 to tbe affairs of bis country
this
poor man, tod everyone thought, Hers hood suffrage. Of course, upon
is a measure of fioancial reform, which liberal reform policy Sir George
the whole country with
will lessen the burdens of, the laboring -Grey carried
classes, and place them' on the right him, anj was received everywhere
shoulders, but the Financial Statement with the greatest enthusiasm. It is
and will be interesting to you
showed that was not the case. The curious,
to see how far this liberal policy
financial reform was described as a' now, given
effect to, and how far these
tallow chandler's affair, with no broad was
have
been carried out. I will
promises
principle of finance about it. To be
briefly to show you, but to
sure it altered the mode of collection endeavor
by removing various articles' from ad explain at the length I should wish
valorem doty to fixed duties, and taking would trespass too long on your time.
reform policy of the Governthe duty altogether from some minor The as
brought down to Parliament,
ment,
articles, amongst which, I should not
Elecforget to mention, are perambulators, was embodied in five Bills—The
Amendment,
toral,
Customs
Tariff
man's
child
could
poor
get
so that the
a cheap ride. These changes appeared to Beer Tax, Joint Stcck Companies'
us a more complicated manner of col- Tax, and Land Tax. Now, though
lecting the revenue. Then it took a the Government had a large majority
half penny off sugar, two pence off in the House, and were appartea, redaoed Australian wine to two ently supported by the country, they
carry two out of these five
shillings a gallon, allowed fencing wire could onlycontaining
theirreform policy,
in free, wool packs almost so. Does measures
any one think thia is a poor man's and, those two very much altered
tariff, and will take any burden from and. amended, not however, so muoh
his shoulders ? Do any ofyou b tlieve by the action of the Opposition,
by. that of their own frienda
that you will get your tea and sugar
and
supporters, some of whom
cheaper, but you may get cheaper
Australian wine, wire fencing, wool were independent-minded enough to
bales, and perambulators,, and the loss see through the miserable, half hearted
to the revenue alone from the reduotion measures, and told the Government
on tea and sugar is estimated at about they could not support them. The
were even challenged to*
£117,000, which sum will have to be Government,
by requesting the
made up by some means, or other. go to the country,
them
grant
Governor
to
a disolutioo,
removed
from
Then the duty is
to ask the people what they thought
imported grain and floor which and
I thought was a great hardship upon of their measures, but they had not the
tbe agriculturists. Though not a pro- courage. Now I will refer to' tha
tectionist, I thought the farmers were Bills, and will take them in the order
justly entitled to this small amount of in which I have named them.
THE ELECTORAL BILL
protection, when we consider that we
are paying subsidies to the San was supposed to be a vast stride in
Francisco steamers, to which every electoral reform, it was to give a vote
farmer contributes his share, and the to every man resident two years in the
fact that a ton of flour oan be produced colony, or resident six months in an
there much cheaper than here, electoral district, and was to place
to that the result will be that upon the roll, and do justice to about
the market will be flooded with 70,000 illused persons, who at present
American flour. We have already did not enjoy that privilege. The Bill
beard of large orders having been as first introduced by the Government,
sent there especially from Auck- contained nothing very objectionable,
land, where tbe steamer calls. Di you but many thought, myself among the
expect any advantage from this reduc- number, that a more simple form of
tion, will any of us get our bread registration than we have at present
cheaper? I think not. So I moved « would be an easier manner, and just as
resolution to the effect that the duty on effective in placing every ooe who was
flour and grain should be retained, but entitled to a vote upon the roll, and
the resolution was lost. The duty of thus give them a voice in the governone shilling upon every hundred feet of ment of the country. However the
timber is also taken off, which, I think, j Bill was allowed to proceed, but when
will result in the importation of inferior it was in Committee the Premier and
cheap timber to compete in our markets Native Minister introduced a clause to
with our own; As I said before, I am no give the Maori an extra or dual vote,
protectionist, but I am of opinion that that is, he should have a vote ai a ratethese two Colonial industries want a payer as well as a property holder,
little help.
however small his interest in the proTHE BEER TAX BILL
perty might be—you must remember ia
was, you all know, thrown out by the considering this proposition of the
House, no one, doubted the ability of Government that the-Maoris have a
the brewers to pay the tax,, but of special representation in Parliament,
course it would have pressed heavily returning four members of their own
upon them, and the greatargumentin its race to the .Lower House and^lwVt/p-
the European electoral districts in the
Northern Island. The Government
having put on all the pressure in their
power, managed to carry tbe clause
through the House by a small majority,
but the Legislative Council struck it
out, thereby restoring the Bill to its
original shape, aa introducedbythe Government themselves. The Government did not appear to like their
Bill back in its original form, and
used every effort to induce the Legislative Council to allow the clause to stand,
and because they would not consent to
adoption of the act meant more taxamembers together.
Mr Dbnckeb, in moving the'reso- tion, and the Boards would not submit
lution,' That this Council determines to be directed where the money should
that the whole of the Counties Act be spent.
Mr Wells was in favor of postpone■hall come into force, said that
doubt had been expressed whether the ment, to receive suggestions, from the
County Councils would form a fitting Boards. Two rates would be dissubstitute for the Provincial system. approved by their constituents. He
Theborrowing powers had been feared, believed, however, that the time was
and it was thought they might clash coming when the Boards must merge
with, the Road Boards ; further taxa- in the Council.
Mr Bird was satisfied* the people
tion was also at first apprehended.
are
in favor of adjoinining the whole
years
passed,
Two
had
and in other
districts these evils had not appeared. act. The Council might have then
The institution was accepted by the some influence with the Government,
country at large, and it was time to whereas now they are treated with
to move keep pace with other something like contempt.
Mr Shephabd said, with reference
places, which, by adopting the Act,
had obtained control over their own to the remarks of Mr Wells as to rating, that it conld be very well arrangaffairs.
Mr Bibd willingly seconded the ed. He could see no advantage in
resolution. The whole Act should be delay. The Council clearly meant to
brought into force. The people of the adopt the Act, so why not do so at
County were waiting for it, and there once ?
The Chairman urged the inconwas no dangerof not acting in harmony
venience of repeated sittings at this
with the Eoad Boards.
Mr Macmahox and Mr "Wells de- time of the year, as an additional reasired to know more of the reasons son for adjournment.
that influenced thosa in favor of the Mr Wells moved, and Mr Mac"
mahon seconded, as an amendment to
;renolution.
Mr Shephabd said he had been pre- Mr Dencker'a motion that the Counpared, as the lastelected member to lis- cil adjourn to Tuesday, 14th January,
ten rather than to press his views on for further consideration of the questhose who had some experience, tion, which, on a division, was carried
but as a statement of the advantages by the casting vote of the Chairman,
anticipated was desired, he would say Messrs Wells, Macmabon, and the
■ few words. For one thing, it had Chairman voting for it, and Messrs
beenfound that the main lines of road Dencker, Phillips, and Shephard
in distant parts of the County could against, Mr Bird declining to vote.
not be kept open by the Road Boards,
and the Council, having allotted all MR. RICHMOND, M.H.R., AT
its fund, could not help in the emerRICHMAND.
gency. He instanced the road to the
Buller by the Hope, which for several
Mr Richmond addressed his constimonths last winter was impassable for tuents on Tuesday night last, at the
dray traffic, and the longer Big Bush
road, to which carters were compelled Agricultural Hall, about thirty being
Mr Kelling having been
in consequence to return, also became present.
very bad, and here again no money voted to thechair, Mr Richmond said:
was available for repairs. The first Gentlemen, Before commencing to
duty to the inhabitants of the County tell you anything of our doings in the
wri to keep the main roads open, session which has just closed, it is my
otherwise all must suffer, and only duty to apologise for not asking you to
by having the whole Act in force could meet me last year, my reason and exthat be secured. To prevent the abo- cuse for not doing so being, that
lition of Provincial Governments being I was thoroughly knocked up and ill,
injurious, the people must exercise after a long and severe session, and
through their representatives all the when it was prorogued you were all in
power granted for managing local the midst of harvest, so that I thought
affairs. Many things dealt with by it would be but a poor compliment to
other Councils were in respect ask you (o meet me when you were so
to this County at the mercy of the busily engaged, and judging by the
Colonial Secretary, or rather one of small attendance at meetings called by
bis clerks. The bills introduced last other
members, I think I was
session proved that the same course right Nelson
in
not asking you to do so during
was to be further pursued, and they that busy seaaon of the year. You
had to decide between representative may say that the same reason holds
government and official despotism. good this year, and indeed have seen
The financial question ought to be a letter to that effect in Ione
the
easily arranged between their own papers ; that is quite true, andofI will
Chairman and those of the Eoad
that it is an inconvenient
Boards, and then the mode of levying acknowledge
time for some, but it is difficult to find
responsirates could be settled. The
more
one. If I put off
bility as to main roads and bridges ameetingconvenient
you soon after the session as I
must be assumed by the Council, but
was compelled to do last
the actual work could still be doneby unfortunately
I find it has two bad results. In
the Boards, tn whom funds could be year,
place most of the important
allotted in proportion to the wants of the first that
matters
have taken place during
each case. He strongly deprecated the session have
escaped our memories
any *tcp likely to bring the Council
or
lost
their
and in the seoond
interest,
and Boards into collision, believing we
are driven into the time of corn
the work could by a friendly arrange- harveat,
so that it is very difficult to
ment be done as cheaply and somewhat
what time in the year would be
more for the general good. Local know
government must be obtained, espoci-' most suitable to aofconstituency princifarmers. I have
ally when the only alternative was to pally composed
looked at what is done by members
be under a clerk in Wellington, which representing
districts similar to mine,
ofall things was the most objection*
and find that they call their meetings
able.
Mr Phillips saw no need of sepa- at this time of the year in preference to
rate collectors or officers. Their only doing co later, and in a far more busy
protection against the centralising and important time to farmers. There
tendencies of the Government lay in was anotherjoircuinstance which made it
adopting the whole act. He spoke of difficult for me t) bold the usual meetthe difficulties as to the dog tax, and ings at even a later time last year.
confirmed Mr Shepbard's statement The managerof my sheep station, who
had been some years with me in Marl-1
about the road to the Buller.
The Chaibman advocated bringing borough, suddenly left, consequently
the act into force. In the matter of entailing upon me a good deal of busicorrespondence as to important public ness, taking up nearly all my time,
questions, they now had to confess and necessitating long absences from
their helplessness. The slaughter- Nelson, so that my not meeting you
houses required to be watched over by was entirely occasioned by the force
local authorities; the pounds could of circumstances, and not from any favour, was that it wouldproduce about ------pointed to the Legislative Council—
not be maintained without reference discourtesy or careleeaaeja on my £50,000 ft year, with little, or no ex- tbii new proposal, therefore, quite "■*
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SUPPLEMENT TO THI COLONIST, NELSOK, NEW ZEALAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1878
peuse iv collecting"" however it was" agricultural and ''pastoral" community 'deutly: dt'" Yatfwa'ys. 1 ahould strongly
thought.not a fair financial proposal to the Scab Bill, which-is a "-very stringent jT6'c"oTntneti'd;rall-~RoadBoards who have STANDARD
7I?JJAS +
tax one particular industry, that it waa measure, and will press hard, by fines the money placed to their credit, to
alsp inquisitorial and difficult to work, and penalties, upon any sheep owner if get it paid as soon as possible through
AWARDED PZIZE MEDALS
that the tax was high, and .would .be his flock is unfortunately diseased, but ; the County Council, for if the vote
Paris
48J8,
severely felt, and the result would bb; the most severe clauses will not come [lapses this year, as some of them
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AND.
that ifc would eventually all fall; upon into operation in.the districts of .Nelson did last year, we have had an intimaSydney Exhibition, 1878.Tthe poorer class, who generally are the and Marlborough for some years, in tion from the Minister of Public
largest consutnera, as was immediately order to give people ample time to clean Works, that the Government would
shown by tbe brewers and publicans their flocks. This meets with the assent not again renew them. I have now
raising'the price. The Bill was de- of those who have rough country, and told you all that I thought would infeated and the brewers, as the tax was difficulty in mustering, but others terest you, by glancing over the princilevied before the Bill passed, had their object who are more favorablysituated. pal measures of the Government, and
money returned to them.
However, ifc is impossible to pease all, expressing my opinion upon them, and
and it was considered more merciful to alluding to the money votes for the
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES TAX
allow plenty of time to people to clean different districts, but if I should have
"wa°,
The chief objection to this Bill
that the tax ouly fell upon Companies their flocks before they were subject to omitted and subject in which any of
you are interested I shall be glad to
belonging to tbe Colony, while Foreign heavy fines.
PUBLIC WORKS POLICY.
answer any questions you mar put to
Companies, doing in some cases a mucb
I will now allude to the Public me.
larger business got off scot free, and so
Mr Habknebs was not quite clear
this
that
the
thought,
Go- Works policy. When the Minister
unjust was
vernment soon found that they could made his Statement, we from Nelson whether Mr Richmond had supported
not carry the Bill, and they therefore could hardly believe we heard aright, the Beer Tax. Eor his own part he Royal Mixture!
Challenge Mixture!
wisely withdrew it.
that it was the intention of the Go- thought itr'was a perfectly fair tax. The
cry about " robbing a poor man of his
vernment
to
leave
Nelson
and
MarlStandard Mixture \
LAND TAX BILL
borough out
the railway scheme beer " was all bosh," as the poor man
This is the last of the five Bills to altogether for of period
Universal Mixture!
never
be
to
upon
pay
ought
to
called
of five years,
a
which I alluded, as containing the Go- almost every other
SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS.
the colony the tax. The brewers could well afford
of
parfc
vernment policy. The Bill as you all being
for excepting ourselves, to pay the trifle of three half pence a
WHOLESALE AaENTS—
know was carried, and is now law, not Otagoprovided
and Canterbury getting the gallon, or, for the matter of that, sixN. EDWAKDS & CO.,
however as introduced by ihe Govern- largest share. The sum of £3,605,000 pence a gallon if it was necessary.
Nelson.
1955
ment, but with considerable amend- was set
Mr Malcolm : You stated that you
to be expended on raildown
;
NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.
ments and modifications. Good reasonsH ways in
this island, out of which Mr were not in favor of class legislation,
were given, to my mind, why a tax\ Macandrew proposed to
supported
and
Mr
Curtis
yet
you
spend
in Otago
NELSON AND POX HILL.
should be put upon land which the j £1,890,000, just £184,000 more
than amendment to the Education Bill. Can TIME
Public Works policy had so much in- half of the sum
TABLE FROM APRIL' 1, 1878, TILL
put down for expendi- you say why theßomau Catholics shoiid
creased in value that the owners who ture;
FURTHER (NOTICE;
have
than
other
greater
any
privileges
Canterbury
Westland wereto
.Despatch, Goods must be deinsure
benefitted should contribute to the cost .get the, remainder,.and
denomination?
Nelson and Marlof the railway lines. That to my mind
livered at tbe Goods Shed Hal? as Hotra,
Ifr Richmond : The Catholics, in and Parcels
riot
one sixpence. Thenfor the
borough
Fifteen Minutes Befobb the 'deparhas always been a sound argument, and
North Island Jarge sums were put down accordance with their religious princi- ture of tbe Trains. Both Goods and Parcels mutt
ought to have been acted upon before, ; for
PhkpAid
ples
cannot come under the present be
to all Stations except Nelson; Richmond,
railway construction through native
for I certainly strongly object to dis- lands,
on the proper
not only had no surveyor system, and consequently about one- and Fox Hill. Consignment Notes,
where
tricts where hardly a sixpence of public ever been, but the native owners had eighth of the entire population are forms must be filled up by the Senders;
money has been spent, and not a mile not given their consent for a line to debarred from participating in the
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of railway made, in fact, in no way pass through their country. Upon State education, while at the same time
t&&>dU3lblotD(D
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participating in the Public Works
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this most glaring injustice, not they have to pay tbe rates.
I§ .XO Ift «D CO CO
policy being called on to pay the same seeing
Mr Malcolm: Would you support
1A
rH
O
only
f.o ourselves but to such a large
w
amount of' taxation as the more portion the
Hr1 l?l? 3Ti<lPir' i7l(2'°?
the same for any other denomination? '
Island,
of
North
the
Nelson
i-i
r-i
t-i
r<;
favoured parts of the colony, thereby members immediately tookaction in the
Mr Richmond: I know of none, I
i.
;
assisting them to make additional matter, and
religious
ether
whose
scruples
prevent
endeavored by all the means
length of lines. The Public Works in their power
induce the Govern- them coming under theexisting system.
Statement showed us that this was to mont to modifytotheir
scheme, so as to I should "like tof see" an Act for the
«
be the case, as some favoured districts include every part of the colony.
At colony as nearly similar to the Nelson
had millions put down for railway exff)r-)O
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CO
the same time the Nelson people be- Act as it could be made.
tension, while others had not a penny, came
Mr
Babkiooat
alarmed,
held meetings, and passed
said that the Bill
yet all were made to share alike in
brought in by Mr Curtis was nearly a » fl
taxation,we howeversucceeded in alter- resolutions, in addition to which two copy of the
Osei3iHOTf-l_
.USIO
able letters were published, from the
Nelson Act, and he should
o» OS ■« 100
grjl 1O «(rt
ing this, as I shall show you presently. Bishop
be very glad to see the present Act
P
jt»t»a)dbdbdooo'«)o>
ofNelson
and
Mr
Acton
Adams,
The Bill when first introduced contain- setting out our case and laying
oar just amended in that direcion, not that he
ed some objectionable features, and even
claims
before
the
Parlia- would support anything brought forGovernment,
now does so, for instance, the lowest
fl
and
the
All
country.
very ward specially in favor of the Catholics.
ment,
this
minimum for valuation was to be one
Ifc
was
true
that
it
so
happened
much
of
that
strengthened
the hands
the
pound.' Onlyfancy, valuing thousands members, so that after
a. short skirmish they benefitted most by the Nelson Act|
of acres in either Nelson or Marl- on
the second reading of the Railway but he was entirely averse to legislat:
::gM: : I
borough at such a minimum ; but that
ing
for
one denomination more than
M
Construction
to
U
Bill,
Q
which
was
,6
put
the
was altered in Committee. Some of
another.
.;.--.
the unfair provisions still remain proposals of the Government into law,
No further questionbeing asked,
which I should like to see amended; the Government saw that a determined
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Mr Babniooat proposed a vote of
one being that tenants of the Crown stand was to be made, and that the thanks to
'sympathy
of
Mr
Richmond
for
the
the
House
was
clear
with
are taxed, never mind how- un- Nelson
they consented to place and frank exposition of his views, acts,
io
co eg co i-t
to
O
certain their tenure is, The i Maoris £60,000and
and principles, and for the services he
on
the
Estimates
for
the
ia
>b ~ib to © <b <b
m
,>b
are entirely exempt, though possessing
had
as their member. They
valuable properties both in town and extension' of the Eoxhill Rail- had rendered
their confidence some
given
about
him
way,
§
ten
miles
.O
00
1>
00
«O
fH
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beyond
Bell
ri
country, which bring in large rentals. Grove, making
time
ago,
and
he
saw no reason for
altogether
about
05
0
JOS oios
0
0
00
I£ you are a tenant of a Maori, you
iH
r-< f-t
iH
l-l
withdrawing it, as he had faithfully
have to pay, but if a Maori is a tenant, thirteen miles from the present ter- advocated their
at
a
cost
of
interests.
He
was
minus,
about
£65,000,
of another, both landlord and tenant!
sorry there were not more present, but
are free, if you or a Maori are tenants' which sum has been voted. This is the that
-g^+jSri'N « N « N N
« «
our
could scarcely be expected at the
result
of
united
efforts,
one
link
of a European,. the landlord pays.1
g m
«
more in our connection with the West present time of the year. However, he
These are some of the unfair provisions Coast. lam
glad to see in the papers hoped that the Press would give those
amongst othersthat I should like,tosee
that
is every probability of the who were absent; the opportunity ot j
there
amended. The addition to the revenue
perusing their representative's, address. S 2
from this, tax is in round numbers esti- tenders for the extension being coon
Mr Habkness seconded the motion,
for,
called
but
»»?Sj ?.^ ,
nevertheless
it
would
be
£
mated at 100,000, but as it will only
I s? 9
which
to
was unanimously carried.
advisable
still
continue
our
watchbe in operation for six monthsbefore the
r-l
fH
r-t
-H
rH
Mr Richmond thanked them for
end of the financial year, only half that fulness, and to use every endeavor to such
an
expression of their confidence.
can be relied on in aid of revenue after have the worksrapidly proceeded with.
He had no desire to -be egotistical, b t
OTHER MEASUBES.
deducting cost of collection which is
he
he might say he had done
supposed to be about £10.000.
Youallknow that thevotewhich we ob- all thought
in his power, and had worked as
tained for the Wairoa Bridge the session hard for them as any man.could have
EDUC ATION BILL.
-The next important Bill, though not a before last Has again passed, and after a done. He did not think that any one
Government measure, "was introduced little. trouble we succeeded in getting of his constituents could say that he
by,Mr Curtis, the, member for the Cityi tenders called for, which have since been had left a letter unanswered or an apof Nelson, to amend the Education Act accepted, arid I think it will be a goodi plication unattended to.
Although not successful in carrying it substantial work, and a credit to the
A vote of thanks to the Chairman
« * * M # n tn |>
he came out with the respectable micor- district; besides this vote for the 'Wai- closed the proceedings.
Note.—Trans stop at Stations marked * by Siigity ofsix votes, which I think shows that roa Bridge of £4,899, there are other
nal only. Passengers wishing to alight,must
give
votes
for
the
Nelson
district
By
which I,
there is every hope of carrying it next
an accident in the Nugget mine notice to the Gaardat the previous Station. PasValley
Road £500, not at Skippers, in Otago, Thomas Cum^ sengers are requested not to enter orleare the Cars
session, as it appears to be more clearly will read:—Rai
in motion. Season and School.Tickets issued
seen, the evident,injustice to one large including £300 required out pf vote mings was killed, and his mate was while
to and from all Stations,at very low rates. Applj
section of the community, who cannot last year; road, Nelson to, Taphouse j seriously wounded.
to the Manager. r Passengers are: .requested to exavail themselyes'of our present system of and Tarndale, £1197; bridge over BulA lit*le boy named Arthur
amine their Change and Tickets at the time of issue.
Burns^
ler
on
main
River,
road
from
Nelson
to
attending
colonial education, and also shows that
the Christian Brothers Mistakeß cannot afterwards be recognised. ~^'
Reefton,
to
:- W. STONE,
£4000;
Brook,!
road Stanley
Manager.
a feeling is growing that it would be
School, Dunedin, while playing with
advisable to amend the present Act, so | £700; road from Motupiko to the a cartridge, managed by some means
as to allow the,' Roman Catholics to iLyell by the Hope, £1400; Takaka to explode it, and two of his fingers
SP^ROTJLE, Denti9*Jis prepared to
establish their own schools under it, so roads, £1200; making altogether nearly were blown off.
manufacture ARTtFICTATi TEETH at
lam in hopes Mr, Curtis will."be suc- i £14,000. In addition to these thereI The Otago Daily Times states that following xow PEICEB, for ONE MONTH ONLY tb'^
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A Cdmpibte Set, from : :.'./£lO 0 0
cessful in carrying his amendment next jhas been a ,sum of £29,000 voted for the Government have arranged with
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and bridges on that part of the Mr Coster, Chairman of the New Zea10 0
session.'
Iroads
Stopping. Teeth, ;ss. eaoh. Extracting, 28.,6d. each.
West Coast included iv the Nelson land Shipping
Company,
despatch
to
None,
SHELP BILL.
but.the
.hest. materials used, and all work
district, principally in the" Ahaura, a steamer from London to
this Colony ': " ; .'"".'"'"," guarantied.
: There"' .were the usual number of
Nelson
Creek
and
Buller
"]
Valley,
January,
so
in
? 3Q19
to call at several ports, --_IJ_'—LLIJ-'
-TBAIAtSaAE-STBEET; Nelson.'
other, Bills, of more or less import- you
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a little public with 600 immigrants,
getting
see>e
mainly
agriculance, one especially interesting to an money spent in our
indepeii- tural laborers.
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