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THE
Wellington Independent
VOL.' XX.— No. 2,267.]
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1865.
yf-
,
HOROKIWI HOTE&
GEORGE
CHARLES E. WILLESTON.
HO UGH TON LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
LIG-HTEiIMAN, &.C.,
MAXNJSUS STREET, WELLINGTON.
DEALEEIN TOBACCO, CIGARS AND FANCY GOODS
BLACKEY, iv returning"■thanks to
" theJ.inhabitants
T&
of Wellington,"tho-sottlers
on the West Coast, and tho public in genoral,for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NEXT TO THE
" ADVERTISER OFFICE
—
BOATS under con- the liberalsupport they have received sinco.commencingbusiness in the above Hotel, beg to inleave
with
Government
form them that they have just completed their
during the month of OCTOBER.
FOR NAPIER, TAURANGA, AND AUCK- extensive alterations,having fitted up theirhouse CHEMIST DRUGGIST,
LAND, on tho 4th aud15th.
FOR PICTOxN", NELSON, TARANAKI, AND
MANAKAU, on the 9th.
FOR LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN, on tho
INSURANCE
19th and 29th.
FOR LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, AND THE
D. *
BLUFF, on the 24th.
FOR WANGANUI, TARANAKI, RAGLAN,
WAIKATO,. AND MANAKAU, twice a
month, about twenty-fourhours after arrival.
R. J. DUNCAN,
P^^^.
7
Manager.
October Ist, 1865..
STEAMSHIPS
OF
PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND
rfIHE
X AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COM-
PANY (Limited)
LEAVE WELLINGTON
FOR LYTTELTON, OTAGO, AND THE
BLUFF.
October 4th.
PIICEBE, on
'
FOR PICTON, NELSON, AND HOKITIKA.
the 7th.
EGMONT, on or about
ALFRED
WISE in returning thanks for the
HOKITIKA.
DOYLE & COS
'
ILLUSTRATED ]\IAP OF WELLINGTON,
iliosi' win) Inive [vtK'iiiii'd him, ami also tlie public
Will shortly be published, printed in colors
FOR NAPIER, TAURANGA, AND AUCK- in geuciai, i'.iiit his giciitts-t desire will he to secure with illustrations.
ADVANCES MADE ONSTOCK and GOODS.
LAND.
rr.ic
in
engine
nniiket, so
FOR LYTTELTON AND OTAGO.
the 9th.
LORD ASHLEY, on
AIREDALE, on or about
generous support lie Una exiiericr.ccd since
conducting the above minted Hotel, beys to fissure
tli e first
urticle
the 9th. tlitir future favors.
tLe
Phivaik lioous
FOR LYTTELTON, OTAGO, AND THE
BLUFF.
fok
.
ns to
—
W. T. BARBER,
Tagaxaki Place
(Opposite Kebbcll's Steam Mill),
PRACTICAL DYER AND SCOURER.
Families.
FOR SALE
FIRE CAPITAL, £1,000,000.
LIFE CAPITAL, £100,000.
"
SHIPPING SUPPLIED
With Stone and Shingle Ballast, ;Pure Fresh
Water pumped into the sliip's tanks on the
London— 73 and 74, King William-street.
LiYEßpooi. Browne'B Buildingß, Exchange,
shortest notice.
AND GENERAL iso. Two flag is the call for anything required With Home and ForeignBranches and Agencies,
by a.H.s boats.
. cSTOREKEEPER,
regardless of expense, to securo tho comfort and
N.B.— All orders left afc Mr. John Hbughton's,
against Loss by Fire on every
convenience of their customers. Travellers up
George
Buck's,
Hutf,
Near
Tuila.
Willis-street, next door to the Independent'Office,
description of property, both at home and
the West Coast will find thisHotelsecond tonone
will be punctually attended 10.
abroad «t moderate rates.
between Wellington and Wanganui.
MoINTYRE. STAFFORD. & CO..
Feb. 10, 1862.
Life polices unchallengeable.
SparklingAles, Wines, and Spirits of tho first
Freedom from extra premiums for foreign resiSHIP CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS,
quality. Good Beds, good Stabling, andPadMcINTYRE, MARINE SURVEYOR
deuce.
docks.
AND
'
"
Custom House Street, Wellington.
Noa-forfeitnre of life policies.
MERCHANTS,
E
A
:
Low rates of premium.
Wedding andPicnic Parties will find in this O- E N R L
%r
*##
'
CUSTOMHOUSE STBEET,
Q 80por oeat of- the profits
"v p '■ :
J-AMES K. BETHUNE,
divided
S
Valle} the ro,Oßt delightful scenery and the comforts of a home at this. Hotel.
BILL-AND
BROKER,
expianaiions
G-ENERAL
.
For
"
TOLLEY,
secfurolrprpspectud".'*"'
JOHN
August 3.6,1865.
Commission allowed to solicitors ami others iutr»Willis Street,
Odd Fellows' Hall.
ihicing business.
LICENSED TO 11EPAIU FIRE-AMIS.
J<UINSTuN & CO,
WILLIAM BLACK & CO.,
PANAMA HOTEL.
AgeoLs.
J. HUGHES,
AMERICAN COACH FACTORY, Juno 8, 1804.
ENGINEERING SURVEYOR, &c,
Courtenay Place, Te Avo,
mUE AUSTRALASIAN FIRE LIFE,
JOHN EADES BANNISTER, formerly of the
OFFICE NGAUAURANGA, IIUTT ROAD.
HEPAIKS NEATLY EXECUTED.
i
. AND
V
Crownand Anchor Hotel, and late of tho Wel- CommumVatioiis led at Mr Jas. Wallace's st re
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
and
for
explored
attended to. Roa<ls
levelled
{sections
DR. KILGrOUR,
lington Clul», begs to inform his friends aud tho Board of Wardens. Country Settler's
HEAD OFFICE— MELLOUBNE.
surveyed and land selected.
THYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUU,
1805.
Ohariu,
July
■
public generally, that tho
Forms of Proposal, Rates of Premium, and
Ingcstre Street.
Ievery informationcan be obtained from
DOYLE & CO.,
I
W. & G. TUENBULL & CO..
ABOVE HOTEL IS NOW OPEN.
"
Agents.
ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHIC
WILSON, BURNELL, & CO,
PRINTERS,
PACIFIC FIRE AND MARINEINSURANCE
GAWITH'S FAMILY HOTEL.
LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.
OTOCK AND GENERAL AGENTS, AND
COMPANY OF SYDNEY.
MOLESWOUTH STREET,
!
AND
TIIOU NU O N FLAT.
AUCTIONEERS,
Capital
£M) 0,000
CASHEL STKISET, CITRISTCHI'IICII.
NEW ZTTALAND STEAM NAVIGATHE
TION COMPANY'S
tract
will
as under
the
TIIE
[PRICE 3D.
"'"'
.
FOREST GATE. STATION AHURIEI,
ABOUT FIFTY MIXES FECHrf NAPIEE
GOVERNMENT LICENSE 11,000 ACRES
With between 4000 and 5000 SHEEP
A quantity of G»v s in mi!!r, Working Bullock*,
_,„ ;. ■Hoisc3.and>a:mix?*T6isof'CiUtlo. ' ,
h OOA ACRES
FREEHOLD of which
tliere are
4,000 ACRES FLAT LAND grassed
3,000
ACEES undulating LOW HILLS
level on top, and
200 ACEES good TOTARA BUSH
A portitui nf one Jo.iiidary is alrnadj partly
fei.ced, and the rest j\ in course of completion.
The propL-.ty is hounded on the other side by
the Tuki Tu!;i River.
There nrc three Paddocks of about 300 Acres,
and a iubstaniial and comfortable Homestead,
Stable*,Out houses, Garden, &c.
Woolshed,men's Out-Slat ions, Sheep Yards
J. L, Montefioric, Esq.. Chairman.
Dray, Carfs, Ploughs, and other implement^
James Bvhnk, Esa.
A. B. Smith, Esq.
with every convenience for carrying on tho busiHenri' Puince, Esq.
J. 11. Youxe. EbQ.
ness of a Sheep Station.
Transactions can be cflccted with Lh'ita ComTerms and mode of payment, which are liberal!
jiany, in the various brunches of MARINI'J IN- may be
ascertained on application to
DIKECTOUS.
SURANCE at the lowest current rates of premium. Losses may be madw payahlo in London.
Sydney, or Melbourne,if requiruil.
Agents in Chiistchurch :
LEVIN Si CO.,
for llorscs both iv sltblcs
WILSON,
Grey-street.
the 14th. Gooil ncco!Jii:io.liUion
AIKMAN
&
itud j.uiid(.eks.
Wellington, 20th July, 1805.
JOi-INSTON & CO.
And
!
<2, 1804.
18(U.
Jununry
Silk,
Satin,
Velvet,
Dresses,
and
Merino
and
30,
November
FOR LYTTELTON and PORT CHALMERS
BURNELL. BENNETT & SPROT.
Shawls,Lace, and Feathers cleaned anddyed.
"
the 18th
EGMONT, on or about
and
dyed.
Damask
Marine Curtains
OTAGO FIHK AND MAIfINK ISHUII
CHLORODYNE.
At whoseoffices entries of floe!-: or pood?, suitable THUS
STATION
FORSALE.
X
ANCE COMPANY.
;
HOLER A, dysentery, diarrhcea, cramp, ague, N.B. Gents' Clothes cleaned and renovated.
for the West Coast Trade, can be ir.adf.
FOR PICTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, AND
fever, rhe«un;i!|«in r CGii.Miinption, asthma,
PROVINCE OF HAWKES' BAY.
MANUKAU,
TKU.^TEI.S :
MRS T. F. BROWN,
cough, Ac. All juin. vomiting, and distrws ceases
TuopjAs Pick
the 19th. in
E.
13.
CAf.ati.l.
JfWOciouj, on *
\
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
a lew moincnts after taking a doe of that wonFashionable Dress And Alantlemnkcr,
'\'IIK ARLINGTON STATION
J2IRKCTOB3 '.
derfulsedative anodyne ami ami spasmodic remedy
i
IN THR
,1.
Caugii.t.
i\f'j'»iE
FOR MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON,
R.
street,
iuiiinntM,
t'iat !.e lt»s
John
(From Stcwait
Dunedin),
f ilIIE undesigned begs to
Cl)!oroclyne, lii-covi.-reil by 'Dr J. Collis Browne,
DISTRICT,
WATPIJKURAU
OTAGO, AND THE BLUFF,
Ci.f.vi;
Auyuev
llultjutoij
H.
JL commenced busini-ss in tho?e piviniscs
M.HC.y L. (ex Army Ale'd. Staff), the rcci|«o of
Containing K>,.'300 Ac a* Fieehold Lane!, with
Manufacturer
the
Horso-haiv
Inventor
and
of
Thomas liicic
In.
situate in Ingestre-strcet,ncaily ophite Captain
OTAGO (from Sydney), onor about... the 23rd which was conh'di-d solely to J. T.Duvenpoit, 33,
90D0 shc-p, S4thsEw«s
Crinoline Skirt.
\YM. lIEPUUhN
AIXX. M'KIN'NOS
Kennedy's, ami is prepared to execute o:d'.'r.s with
(ircatRussell-street. Bloomsbury-square, London
lV) [ic:i<l Cattle, &nd
made
from
6.1.
Dresses,
fashionable,
despatch, either in ornamental or plain plastering
.luniTORS :
'20 ITuj.-i's.
POR PICTON. NELSON, TARANAKI, AND (Pfiarmaceuiical Chemist). The medical testit;
Having been in "'ellingtonnine ycais, he nsts
mony ot'nvil, hospital, military, and navsil p;acMANAKAU.
Stmjcet
W, .A'omtia
C.
H.
A.
Dr
Merciiith's
la'e
l'i'Mdence.Cuba-street.
it will bo a sufficient guarantee that all woik enthe 2-ith. titioners pronounces it invaluable. Hrelii-vcs pain
BAXKP.IH :
I litipiovfuu'iilji consist of ahout thirty miles
AIREDALE, on or about
trusted to him will l>e faithful1v cxe-i-ntud.
fencing a p;o«id hotipo and woolshcd, with large
of any kind, soothes the restlusMiess of fever,«ml
op
JUTSUM,
Otago
DENTON
AND
(I/puilei!).
The Eaxk
RICHARD JENKINS
imparts the most refreshing bleep, without jiroducpaddock
aeuommodiviiou.
soi.ierrtii;
FOR NAPIER AND AUCKLAND.
:
COLOII, CREASE, AND OIL WORKS,
I
Ornamentalaud Pia'pi Plastorcr.
iiitf or leaving any of the unpleasant effects of VARNISH, Ijosv Common, London,
the 24th. opium.
James Smith
LORD ASHLEY, on
T'.vo-thirds of tho purchase-money can remain
August 10. 18G5.
on mortgage at a very low rate of interest.
Earl Russell has graciously favoredJ. T. Daven- QIUPPLY the principul Railway Companies and
'i liia Company is j.rcpiireil to Unit* Fire iintl
For furtherpa: fiouhirs. apply to
FOR SYDNEY, via PICTON. AND NELSON. port with tho following extract of a despatch from O other lurge E.s^%TKi'unciils in tho United
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE
>J»fiue
Itntts
Hisks
at.
Currciu
WAIT, KENNEDY ct WATT.
8.M.'.-j
,
Mr. Wchh, II
Consulat ."Manila dated Sept. Kingdom nnd übioad.
RANGITOTO (from Melbourne), on the
of proposal, sun! all necessary in formation,
"
I'orins
cfli'jacious
in its
Priced lists, samples nnd testimonialson appli27th. 17. IBGt: '1 he remedy most
MEYER, CABINET-MAKER AND UP- can bc-obi«tH;d at the (Jotiipimy's OiJicos, Luiubion I Napier, Uth ."".larch, IS6;".
or about
effects (in Epiiicmis Choli-ra) hasbeen found to he cation.
lIOLSTEKEK,begs to inform the public Quuy, Wellington.
STATION FOR SALE.
Chlorodyne. and with a small quantity given to
of Wellington that ho has openedin Willis-street
FOR PICTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, AND me
E. \Y. MILLS,
L.SA-,
"WILFORD, M.RCSE., el
by Dr Burke 1have saved severallives." Earl
Hotel,
Empire
fromOsgood's
an
estabMANAKAU, also, transhipping at Nelsoninto
four doors
A gout.
PROVINCE OF HAWKE"S BAY.
m:iy ho consulted every Wednesday and lishment inthe aboveline, where he will bo able to
Russell commuiiciUed to tlieCollegcof Physicians,
Wellington, Anjr. 24, 1864.
RANGITOTO for S\DNEY.
from
her
between
the
hour*
of
12
nnd
4
despatch
Majesty's
Saturday,
o'clock,
that
ho
had
received
a
iron
furniture,
mattresses,
meet all demands in
the 29th.
AUCKLAND, on
ON,
Consul at Manila, to tho effect that choleia had at Mrs.Poad's, near Whitcwood's Hotel, Lower bedsteads, &c,&c, of superior workmanship, at TTIUTOUIA MUE & -\JARINK INSUIiANCK , mHE TiMUMU STA TI
contain" ing
) JL
For freight orpassage, apply to
been raging fearfully, and that the only remedy Hult.
moderate prices.
Frc.'h;>i:l
8-"8R Acres
Lnnd ai.d about 5000 acres
June 1.-t, 1800.
R. S. LEDGER,
of any service was Chlorodyne.— See Lancet, Dec.
N.B. All country orders will be promptly
COMPANY.
Govornmentßun, withHouse, Woolshed,Fencing,
Agent.
31. l«6i.
attended to.
and other improvements. A larue portion of the
From W. Ve.-alius Pertigruw, 1V1.D., Hon.
MR W ROBERTSON,
ESTABLISHED 1840.
October 1, 18G5,
Kun in EnglishGrass and Clover.
F.H.C.3., England, 'bimerly Lee'urer upon AnaAUCTIONEER,
CA N
FOUN DR Y.
i Tho Stogie to be sold with the
tomy and Physiology at Sf. George's School of
£200,000
CAI'ITAI
WELLINGTON.
Station consists
Medicine "I have used it in consumption,
AXI)
LINE
OF
PACKETS.
AND
BELL,
PASSENGER'S
SMITH
~f>o.l Slioop
;
and
and
most
diairhotM,
diseases,
asthma,
olher
am
mid OKNKRAL INSURANCE
*
VfCTOi'.IA
LIFK
50 IK-ad Citllu, and
lloiscs and fat Stock purcha?ecl for Shipment. |CAST IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, ;
porfectlv satisfied with the results."
COMPANY,
1
Manners Street Wellington.
ISil'.M-ses
Dr Ciibuon, Army Medical Staff Calcutta.'
CAPiIAI
"
FOR LONDON.
Sales on Saturday's, at 2 o'clock.
Iwodjscs completely cu;ed me of diiinhrea.
A cosisid'JiaMc portion of the purchaso money
Ex'ract from the General Board"of Health,
tf?£?° Ship's stove?., and windlass work cast atul UNLIMITKD I.TAITLITY of SHAREUOLDEiiS.
J. & 11 li Al\ li K I>.,
can remtiin on mortj:a-u at 10 per cent.
So strongly
prepared. A supply of nxlo boxes, sash weights,
rriHE Fast and FavoritePassenger ,■ London, as loits.eftieacy in Cholera. value,
lror further particulars,apply to MALTBY and
are we eonvinee.l of tho immense
of this
air bricks, oven plates, &c, &c., always on hand.
FAMII-Y AND SllirPlNG BUTOIHUIS,
J- Ship
IIfad Offices, .S3, Cot-un's-Stbekt., 1-last, i Co., or
August. 0, ISo-l-.
!
remedy, that we cannot too forcibly urge the ne<")«XEH 0/ WII.US STKI'.ET, I.AMIJTOX QUAY,
Mklbouiine.
VrATT, KENNEDY & WATT.
cessity of adopting it in all ea-cs."
ASTEROPE,
v.T.r.i.i.NCiro.v,
Najiicr, l!l!i ilavoh, IS-''-*>Esq..
"
Inspector
From A- Montgomery,
late
of
M.L.C.
HOUSE,
Miller,
Ci.'aij'.mas—
" Chloiodyne is a most valuThe llox. Hi:snv
Bombay
CLAY POIXT,
I
602 Tons Register, A. Stuart, Esq.,Commander, Hospitals,
.Mi?. J. 11. liOKNKK,
i4)le remedy in neuralgia, asthma, nnd dysentery.
Fiie, Hliirine, nnd Li'c Insurances cffecicd n; rnHE unchw-ncil have FOR SALE, a RUN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL
TO
% it Ifairly owe. my restoration lo health after AUCTIONEKR, VALUAi Ol!, AND GLNKRAL i
STORE.
Lo\vu»t
CuniiEiiT Wati:-3. forms of pvoi'OEP.l:- 3- in the0riuvmee of Marll'orough, comprising
2',oi Arivs Freehold Land, together with
AGIiXT.
SAIL ON TIIE 16th DECEMBER, 18G5.
e'tlituun months' severe suffering, and when all
evory other information lo be had at the ollivu I about
nnd
i ot\cr inedieiacs had failed.''
!0,000
Tiio llun is favorably situated,
Offices Old Custom Kouse, Furiali Street, Welof the Hiidersi^ned.
onhand a large supply of
Always
!>t)!)LT about li»ur miles fiom a shipping port, and
Oauiiox. In consequence of the extraordinary
lington.
CO.,
LEYIM
&
SOUND
OYSTERS
CHARLOTTE'S
pound
QUEEN
Freight on Wool, Three Farthings per
is well grassi-i! and on which are considerableiraefltacy of this remeily, ecvural «nprinciplcd.»par.
AgeniF.
TAKEN AND VALUATIONS OV EVEKV
JOHN WALDEN.
tie.'haveheen induced to vend imitations. Never INVENTORIES
provi'mctits. including nearly 3000 acres fenced in.,
TOWN
Wellington,
For freight or passage,apply to
I'P.OPEIITY
EFFECTED
IK
Ist,
DKfiCniPTIOX OP
Jan.
18G3.
nvA subdividdl into paildnck9. A ten roomed
except in scaled
lie tMiiptecl to buy Chlorodyno
""
AND COUNTRY.
BETHUNE & HUNTER, , bottcs, having the words, Dr J. Collis Biowne's
house, laiL.e woolshed, sheep yards, dipping apAND
LOAN
ZEALAND
TRUST
THE WELLINGTON CIRCULATING
Cliloodyne" engraved on the wrapper. A sheet Cash wlvanced upon Stock nn.l Property iiilemleil
paratus, &C, Ac.
EDWARD PEARCE,
(LirciTm)
COMPANY.
for absolute sa!e.
(
LIBRARY.
medical
LEVIN & CO.
accompanies
full
if
testimonials
each
&
CO,
JOHNSTON
PROMPT SKTTLUMLXT3.
Grey-street,
bottk Sole manufacturer, J. T. Davenport,U3,
CAriTAL
iIoOO.OCO
LEVIN & CO., Agents.
Or
and
FARMERY & CO. NYliolcsale
UrcatlUi.sKC'll-street, Bloomsbury, London. Sold
August IS, 18G5.
Retail Booksellers and Stacioneia, Lihrurimis,
V.r H. DONALD,
in hotles, 'Ah lid and 4s Od.
London Board of Diuf.ctous:
doors
from
Music
Warehouse.,
Russell's
FOR SALE.
A.uofs for Melbourne Messrs Taylor & Co, LICENTIATE OF THE VETEIUNAnY COLLEGE O)» Two
Sir Charlfs Clifford
Chairman.
Lambton Quay, Wellington.
47, Flader'd Lane-,
Deputy-Chairman.
SUKGEONS, EniUUUr.GU.
F. Q. Dalgetv, Esq
Country
orders executed* with care and
FOR SYDNEY.
ACISE3 o{l FREEHOLD LAND
Henry Selfo Selfo, Esq.
despatch.
in tho Waiehama District, with
Brookes,Esq.
Hoses' and I'ailuocks for disease.-l Horses.
R.
A.
"
"WELLINGTON SAYINOS' BANK.
July 21, 1868.
400 SHEEP (more or less).
Miinr.in, Wainirapa,
Geo.Fenning, Esq.
Established, 181G.
There are 150 acres of fine bush, and on the
Oth December, 1801.
I=r
HHHE splendid clipper Brig
is a new eight-roomedHouse.
■ London Offices
Broad-street,
property
New
E.G.
31,
ODD
PUBLIC
LIBRARY.
received,
FELLOWS'
made,
will be
payments
particulars apply to
[I. MARRIOTT,
For
further
J.
ail notices of withdrawal received at the
GAZELLE,
A. do B. BRANDON, Esq.,
MAJfUFACTUMEK, TELESCOPES MAPE AND nnniS LIBRARY is open for issuing on Thins- j
Chiistchurch.
TELESCOPE
Head
Office
Wellingtn Athcnajum, on Monday aud Friday
REPAIKED,
i) p.m. It will be
Lambton Quuy.
fiom
7to
evenings,
day
H. Tucker, Master, willsail onMONDAY next, evenings.'!om 7to 8 o'clock.
Wellington;
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS, COMPASSES, ETC. found to coiisist of very useful works, including
Local Board:
Depositreceived from one shilling upwards,
M'MANAWAY,
UEPAIBED,
Or
to
T.
D.
Esq.
and
popular
of
thelatest
most
authors.
W.
J.
W.
Hamilton.
eomo
9th instant.
Interest will bo allowed on deposits of one
Wellington.
R J. S. ilannan,Esq.
ENGRAVINGS, etc., &c.
The Catalogues may bo sen between the hours
pound andjpwaids at the late of Five Pounds
E. S. Dalgety,Esq.
Juno 23, ISC).
apply
or
to
above stated, at the Library-room, Odd Fellowa'
peh cr.NT.ier annum.
For freight passage,
W, D. Carrutbors, Esq
iNJISS E. MAHBIOTT,
General Manager.
Hall.
Dep'oiitoj may receive the whole or any part of
FAT STOCK.
Moasrs.McINTYRE & STAFFORD,
LEVIN & CO.
milliner and drubs maker,
Terms: 7s per" annum, payable half-yearly,
their deposa on giving fourteen days' notice.
Agents.
in
advance.
and
TATE,
EDWD.
H.
LAMBTON
Captain
to
the
on
board.
Or
QUAY.
S. WATERS,
I July 18, 1865.
nrUIE undersigned are prepared lo contract t©
i
Accountant.
lion.Sec.
X deliver Fat Bullocks end Fat Wethers, in
October 4, 1865.
OWKN &i GRAHAM,
Welling tij, April 3, 1865.
*
sots to suit buyers. The stock warranted in firstJuly 5, 1805.
#
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NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN rate order and condition.
SEW ZEALAND GENERAL AGENTS,
COMPANY, (Limited.)
NEW
ZEALAND.
BETHUNE & HUNTER.
BA&
OF
Gt.
St.
E.C.
23,
Helen's,
London,
SHAW, SAYILLE & COS
BEDDING WAREHOUSE REMOVED.
Exchange Buildings,
N.B. Full paitieulars of terms for purchasing
HEAD OEETOE ;— CHEISTCHintCIL
PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS
7th July,1865.
TRANSFER BOOKS of this BANK (joods
begs to notify, that his
in the Home Market nnd fo;
stile of
BETWEEN
will be \osed from MONDAY, the lGth produce may be obmined on applicationthe
be
10
BEDDING
WAREHOUSE
KEADY
to
advanced
OQf\ f\r\f\
LAND FOR SALE.
instant to Ttsday tho 31st instant, for the
OWEN & GHAHAM,
LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND.
in sums of £400 and upis now carriedon in thePremises NEXT DOOR OWOVJ
compilation hiilf-yearly lists and calculaN.Z.
wards
the
of
and
other
Auckland,
security
Freehold
upon
to his
OKA ACRES inthe UPPER RANGITIKI
tion of
; and it is hereby notified
property.
OwU Apply toPORT, YOUNG, & CO.
ships of this line are all A.I to Shaveholdc, that unless otherwise specially
SMITH, Currier and LeatherMerchant, TAILORING AND OUTFITTING Forparticulars apply to
~Tjr4. npHE
-*- at Lloyd's, and aro specially 7 provided for hihe transfer, tho dividend will bo tr Grhuznee-street,%begs respectfully to intimate
ESTABLISHMENT.
LEVIN & CO. Wellington,18th Sept., 1865.
'
selected for their superior passengci r payable to the Vrson in whoso name the shares to tho trado thathe has for SALE, a large Stock
Wellington, Grey-street, July 21, ISGp.
accommodation and fast sailing ?- stood at the clcjig of tho Books, no transfers of Scotch, middlings,kips, calf skins, Spanish cor- At the Comer
FOR SALE.
qualities; aro commanded by gentlemen of ex subsequent to tit date carrying accrued divi- dovan, enamelledhides5 also,EnglishaudForeign
Hair^j ilock,flax, and woolmattrasscs.
butts, bonds, backs, &c., &c.
\
Feather beds and pillows, palliasses, cheap
MONEY TO LEND.
perience, and they carry duly qualified surgeons. dend.
J), L. MURDOCH,
LARGE and Substantial DWELLINGsea beds.
Tho Undersignedaro authorisedtoarrangewitlk
HOUSE, containing eleven rooms, lined
Inspector.
respectivelybegs to gire
settlershere whomaybe desirous of bringing ou t
i
floor cloths, 12-15, 18 and 24 feetwide npHE undersigned are prepared to advance
Wide
"with
■ notice that he is now prepared to exeMoneyon Mortgage, at Ten per cent, on ■withplaster andwellfinished throughout j.<;,
in oak andmarble
X
friends to this.Colony.
Bank of New2[\aland,
cute orders inBoat Building, and Shipwrighting,
sn acre ofland well suppliedtvith water..:
freehold Beourity (land only).
Auckland, October, 1865.
Full particulara may be obtained by applyinig
AT WARMOLL'S
Applications to bemade on the premises; ji
andtrusts through attention to business to merit
H. ».* HARRISON,
AUCKLAND, on
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WCBOWTHEE,
LEVIN & CO.,
July 20, 1863.
Agents.
r^\ OYERNESS\A situationwantedfor alady, a share of public patronage.
\JT shortly to aiVe from England. Apply to Buildingyard, near Mr. Kobbel's Mill, Te Aro
Eev.DAN. DESJtfS, Ghreytovro, Wairarapa. Beach.
WAREHOUSED
TheTrade suppliedat th Corner.
J, HARDING
0. J.PHARAZYN
Commissioners of SinkingFund.
Wellington,6th Jane,1865.
Sept. 18, 1865,
■
Webb-eteet, TeAnj
1865
THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 5,
2
FOR SALE— A BARGAIN.
DILIGENCE
STRONGLY built substantial
SPRING CARTS,BULLOCK
DELIVERY VAN, with head;
TOWN DRAYS,
PARCELS
BAKERY !!
BAKERY
DRAY, &c, &c.
BAKERY
in first-class conditionand quite new, having been
just imported per Chapman, from England, fitted
FRIDAY, 6th OCTOBER,
with lamps, wheelj>«*. &c. complete.
Price £3°.
G. 11. VENNELL has received instrucAT NAPIEB.
the
on
Auction,
ALSO,
tions to sell by Public
premises adjoining Messrs. G.11. Luxfovd &Co.,
1 SET EXTRA STOUT HARNESS, with
whip. &c, complete suitable for the
For the Benefitof whom it may concern,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
aliova .
Drays
6new Tilt
Price £10.
„
„
Town
do
4
OK OR ABOUT
2 „ Spring Carts
ALSO.
1three springod fancy Town Dray
THE 17th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, 1 LARGE WATERPROOF COVER for
1new Bullock Dray
above van.
BY
Piice £4 10s.
Sale at 12 o'clock.
Apply t0
MR, JOHN STUART.
G. M. SNELSOS.
Terms Cash.
E. W. Mills' Lion Foundry,
Wellington.
Sep. 26, 1865.
SNUFF! SNUFF!!
AT WARMOLL'S FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING
EX CHAPMAN, FROM LONDON.
AND
assortment of Taddy's Snuff, in lib and
PUBLIC SALE
A
MR
—
miOSE VALUABLE PREMISES
FURNITURE
; grnpo
shrubs, fiuit trees, very
peach trees, and lig trees, to be sold cheap.
to John Houghton, Willis-street; or to
NAPIER.
Apply
G. STOCKBRIDGE,
Ohiro Nuisery, near Wellington.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE.
FOR SALE.
Lately in the occupation of James Doiierty.
HOUSE, 14x8, with Circular
GREEN
A
flower stand complete. Apply to X, office
and ofthis paper.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
The OVEN -was built at a cost of £400,
is now in thebest condition. The SHOP has ,a THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE,
fine PLATE-GLASS FRONT, and hrfs every
mO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
in
conveniencefor can'ying on a first-class business f-^ONGOU TEA of a very superior quality,
Kj chests, halves, andboxes.
Immediately on the
of a
W. M. BANNATYNE & CO.
ARRIVAL OF
THE
CONFECTIONER,
ADELAIDE BAKER, BAKER AND
FIRST-CLASS LONDON MADE
—
TheLease haf 18 years to run, at an annual
rental of only £20.
For further particulars, apply to
FURNITURE,
EDWARD LONDON,
Trustee io theEstate.
consistinp"of
Drawing room suitesin walnutand mahogany
Mahogany couches1,hair seated
Napier,
September 6, 1865.
Do cheffoniers
GIVING UP BUSINESS.
transplanted.
STRONG HAWTHORN
THOMAS MASON
J. WAXDEN.
July 5,
nnHOMAS WHITEHOUSE (for #jsy years
"WELLINGTON.
180^
with JamesWallace, LambtonQuay foeg9 td in-
mHE OWIMMIIfG 'OATHS,
ARE
NOW
OPEN.
LADIES DAYS :
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, vuost
Tex
to
TAILORING
form liis friends and the public fcha1;
NOTICE.
Gentlemen will find this Establishment one of
the first in the Colony, at which to have their
clothes made to measure.
HIS NEW STORE,
Adjoining tho Market Hall, Cuba Street,
Four.
Yearly Tickets (2 guineas each can now be obtained from the Proprietors.
is
g^° A FIRST-CLASS CUTTER „_§§
STANDWELL & DOWNES.
OF
SADDLERY AND HARNESS.
has receivedinvoicesof a large
OPEN,
NOW
ON TnE PREMISES
wnn a
advantages to be derived from dealing at
a first-class establishment, where Tailoring
and Outfitting are combined, must be manifest.
THE
EVANS
Youhave tho choiceof a splendid stock of colonial
quantity of the above, shortly to arrive, and home made clothing at most reasonable
and to make room, will SELL the whole of his prices, in which alterations can be made to snil
present stock at COST PRICES, for Cash only. your own particular taste, and you can also select
The sale will be continued until the whole is from a beautiful and well selected stock of Scotch
cleared out.
and English and Sydney tweeds, and West of
Orders from the country, accompanied with a 1 England cloths, to bo made up to your order in
remittance, willbe treated the same as personal the first stylo of fashion at
buyers.
Tho Stock consists ofladies' saddles, ladies' and WARMOLL'S FIRST-CLASS TAILORS AND
gents' bridles, all kinds ; colonial saddles,
boys' and youths' saddles, children's pads,
OUTFITTERS.
horse clothing, saddlecloths, martingales,
coat straps woollen andhide girths, spurs in
"
JE.
STORE.
COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERY,
And trusts that the
QUALITY AND PRICES OP HIS GOODS'
Will secure a share oftheirpatronage.
Wellington,Sept. 27.
THE WELLINGTON TEA MART,
MANNEBS-STREET.
great variety, German silver and galvanized
stirrups, racing ditto, ladies' saddle shoes, HATS
HATS!!
HATS!!!
valises,halters, headstalls, bits, dandy and
undersignedbegs to 'announce to theinother brushes, plain andsilver mounted cart
of Wellington and its vicinity that
received.
habitants
shipment
Large
just
harness, coach, gig, and single and pair horso
he willopen the above establishment on Satiuv
buggy harness, horso and bullock collar;?, Black Paris Hats and black and drab Felts in the day,30th instant, when he will be prepared to
riding, dray, and driving whips in great
following new styles Nelsons, square crowns; supply every descriptionof groceries, provisions,,
variety, and a large quantity of other goods, Bathursts, do; Denison, to; Regents, Tas- drapery,hosiery, boots and shoes, crockery and
manians, Begattas, Ascot, Cobden, tweed earthenware, wines andBpirits, &c, at the lowest
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
Anglcsea, Prince Regents, Brisbanes, Rich- remunerativeprices.
nionds, Lincolns. St Kildas, Canterbury, Peep
Country orders punctually attended to.
GENUINE CLEARING SALE, o' Day,Eclipse, Prince of Wales, Oxford and
AT
Deerstalkers, Prince Imperials. Cork Denisons,
London, Sydney.Dundreary, Victorian, Otago, The highest price given for Fresh Butter and
J. E. EVANS', SADDLER, &c,
Victors, Canadians, &c, &c, &c.
otherproduce.
Street,
Willis
R. M. CLELAND.
Boys hats and caps, militaiy and navy caps
Ar.so,
Sept. 27, 1865.
INSTRUMENTS,
&c,
MUSICAL
3 cases of travelling trunks, solidleatherportmanteaus, leather bags, havresacks, horsemen's rPHE partnership existing between tho underTO ARRIVE PER ADELAIDE BAKER.
valises and the large
JL signed is hereby dissolved from theto,28tlv
of September,1865. All debts due and
day
GREAVES SMITH respectfully
TRUNK.
the
late firm willbe received,and paidby Mr.
by
OVERLAND
of Wel-
—
two years,
Tail a, Hutt.
"valuable"property"for
OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,
ARO
THE
HAWTHORN QUICKS.
QUICKS, ono and
A large and varied assortment of
Boxps.
GENUINE CLEARING SALE
PEARS,
HASTINGS-STREET,
ALSO,
A choice selection of Snuff
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
plums, cherries, gooseberries, currants,
quicks, English laurels, hollies, nalive
vines,
SITUATED IN
AN31b jars.
TE
sale,
/CONSISTING of Eightyone Acres of LAND,
themain
\J having a frontage of '27 chains toHouse,
24
road, and havingon it a strongly-built
by 30 feet, and central for tho traffic between
Wellington and Wairarapa, mostly in Grass.
Apply to David Haut, Pakuratahi.
VALUABLE TOWN AND COUNTRY
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
EDWARD
intimates to tho musical public
J. M.Cleland.
CAPITAL DWELLING-HOUSE, near lington, that he is in receipt of Invoicesand Bills
J. M. CLELAND,
of M. & S. SMITH'S large and varied
rooms,
containing7
Willis-street,
tho
of
of—
top
shipment
,
of
first
Lading
his
R. M. CLELAND.
Stock of Silk Mercery, Drapery, Haber- wash-house, and out-buildings, with tc acre of of
Do and walnut100 tables
—
Piano-fortes by Collard Erard and other
Witness
dashery,&c, &c., at greatly reduced prices.
All who visit this establishment aro bound to
garden ground, well stocked with fruit trees, and
celebrated makers
C. B.Izard.
acknowledge the stock of clothing, huts, and caps
French.
Merinos
Blankets
Washstands,marble(ops
Harmoniums suitable for Church or Draw superior to any in Wellington, and for variety
tastefully laid out.
of
Sep. 26th, 1865.
Llama
Counterpanes
ing Room, by Alexandra
choice, one of the first tv New Zealand.
Coburgs
Toilet covers
Mahogany chairs, hair seated
Also, a largo assortment of brass,reed,
4-00 Acres of first-rate Agricultural Laud,
reference to tho above the undersigned
Alpacas
Flannels
and string instruments, &c, &c.
in the lower part of Wairarapa Valley, with fair
most respectfully to intimate to the
begs
Tweeds
"Winces
Birch folding do and Burger chairs
Parties about to purchase instruments of the
proportion ofbush.
Wellington and its vicinity, that
inhabitants°of
Silks
BrownHolland
portion of the purchase-money for cither above description, would find it to their interestto IMPORTS DIRECT TO WARMOLL'S
nothing wanting on liis part to
A
there
shall
be
Velvets
Dungaree
Walnut work tables
await tho arrival of the Adelaide Baker.
patronage accorded to the late firm.
property,may remain onmortgage.
secure
the
Denmis
Dresses
For further particulars apply to
J. M. CLELAND.
@g"ALL THE YEARROUND Jggl
Hosiery
WindowHolland
Do chess do
BENJ. SMITH.
pg An outstanding debts arerequestedto be
WELLINGTON MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
Shirts
Diaper
Wellington Terrace, Sept,28, 18G5.
Adjoining the Club,
Colonial and Home made Clothingof best quality paidimmediately.
Bedand table-linen
Under-linen
Papier-mache do
BE OPENED ON THE ARRIVAL OF THE ABOVE
WILL
and newest design, suitable for every class of
Sent. 27th, 1865,
Umbrellas
Tick
TIMBER YARD,
THE
WELLINGTON
TESBEL.
community
variety,
great
the
in
Oil-cloths
Damasks
Piccolo walnut pianofortes
Custom House Street,
ismorerefreshing than RIMME-L'S
Americanleather
Muslins
Extract of LimeJuice ana Glycerine, whichAnd Manners Street, adjoining Messrs. W. B. E. G. SMITH is now in a position to offer for
AT WARMOLL'S ESTABLISHMENT,
Ribbons
Whatnots, writing desks
Ginghams
cleanses and cools the head, and gives the hair a
sale, to arrive, any Instruments of the above deRhodes & Co.'s premises,
Prints
Crinolines
gloss, without greasing it.
beautiful
scription.
keeping
Celebrated for
none but
Roll Jaconets and ON SALE—
Stays
Workboxi'B
Rinunol'd Toilet Vinegar will also ba found a
Silesias,&c.
Calicos
50,000 feet scantling
TO BE LET.
luxury in India aa an adjunct to the toilet
GOOD
ARTICLES perfect
Balloon and sweep back cane seated chairs
35,000 feet H t. and g. flooring
Sale to commence on Monday, 2nd October,
and bath, and a reviving perfume.
do
25,000 feet 1 do
andcontinue until the wholeof the Stock is sold
Rimmel'sPerfume Fountain, an elegant ornaTJWRNISHED APARTMENTS, opposite Dr.
ALL TnE YEAR ROUND.
Carved gilt chimney glasses, fjOxiO, 44x31 off. Open from 9to 7 o'clock.
do
do
30,000 feet £
Jj Johnston's, MolesworthStreet.
ment for the drawing-room, ball-room, dining
_
do
20,000 feet
Cuba-street, Sept. 30, 1865.
do
from £\ 10s.
40x30, 38x28, 00x24, 3Gx2O
Wellington table, &c. Price of
J. WARMOLL
60,000 feet $ weatherboards, 8 and 9
TO LET.
Rimmel'sBook Perfumes, with 250 illustra8 and9
do
29,000 feet1
TUB MOST CONSTANT FIUEND
tions, ss.
Rosewood do, 30xlG, 28x16, 21xU
30,000 feetlumber and shelving from 9
FIVE ROOMED HOUSE including a
Eugene Rimmel, Perfumer by Appointment to
'
OINTMENI
to 24 wide
the Princess of Wales.96. Strand j 128,
Shop, on Te Aro Flat.
Walnut tea caddies, card trays
H.R.H.
O 0L L0 W A V b
10,000 feet skirting 6, 7, 9, and 11 wide
apply to
Regent-street; and 24, Cornhill, London,
particulars,
For
WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY.
Possessedof this remedy every man in his o\vr>
15,000 fcot mouldings, 2, 2_, 3, 4, 5, s_,
Clocks, drawing-room ornaments
Sold by all Perfumery Dealers in the World.
WM. EDWARDS,
and G wide
Family Physician. If his wife er children be
,
Arms.
Cricketer's
nnilE annual general meetingof the Wellington
UNRIVALLED PERFUMERY,
Toilets, china vases and figures, and articles trouhled with eruptions of the skin, sores, tumours,
18,000 feet clear pine, ■}, f, 1, I_-, 2, and
JL
Society will be held at the Odd
sore throats, asthma, or any oilier
Choral
warranted
to retain its excellent quality in
white
3
thick
swellings,
in
variety
of vcrlu great
TO BE LET OR SOLD.
any climate.
Fellows' Hall, on Thursday evening, the sth
similar aihnent, a persevering use of this Oiutnuut
21,000 feetBaltic I|, If,2, and 3, 9 and
October, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of elect- Rimmel's Toilet Vinegar, to supersede Eau de
is all that is necessary to produce n radical cure.
11 wide
COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, ing a Committee of Management and Office Cologne.
BAH LEGS AND BAD BREASTS.
250 doors
in the Township of Carterton, containing Bearers for tho coming or sixthseason. The first Rimmel'a Lavender Water, disilledfrcm Mitcham
no
case
has
this
Ointment
been
known
to
fail
In
pairs
175
sashes
Further ."particulars will lie duly announced.
six rooms, with ten acres of land, more or loss, rehearsal of the season will commence at eight flower?.
either in Ihe cure of ba'l legs, er bad breasts;
10,000 V.D.L.palings
laid down in English grass. There is one acre in o'clock, or immediately after the meeting.
JACOB JOSEPH & CO. thousands of persons, of all agos have been eflectu
Riimuel's Jockey Club, Frangipanne, &c-, of ex10,000 feet V.D.L.blue gum
orchard and kitchen garden. Title— Crown
Ladies and gentlemen desirous of joining tho quisite fragrance.
ally cured by it when discharged from hospitals as
Sheet glass fromBxlo to 60x40
the
premises.
Grant. Apply to the owneron
incurable. If dropsy settle in the legs, the Ointment
Society, as subscribers or singing members, aro Rinimel's Glycerine, Honey, Windsor, and other
British plaleglass
R. FAIRBROTIIER.
respectfully requested to communicate with the Toilet Soaps.
will euro it used with the Pills.
Builders ironmongery
Carterton, Sept. 2, 1865.
Secretary.
RimtncPs Lime Juice and Gljcerino for beautiSKIN DISEASES, HOWEVER DESPERATE, MAY I'D'
JOHN BECK.
'
fying tho hair.<
W. H. HOLMES,
Rhodes' District, Sept. 25, 1865.
RADICALLY C(UtKI).
TO LET,
2
Treasurer,
on the skin, serofu
Rimmel's
Perfume Vaporizer,PerfumeFountain
Secretaryand
blotches
TIMBER.
Scald-heads,
itch,
To J. Woodward, Esq., J.P.,
,
&c. &c.
lorn sores or king's evil, nud such like nillictions,
SHOP and DWELLING HOUSE in To Aro School, Wellington Choral Society. Rimmel's
We the undersigned, landholders and yield to the mighty power of this fine Ointment, To Merchants and Masters of Vessels trading to
Book of Perfumes, with 250 illustvaparticularsapply
to
Willis-street.
For
tions, ss.
Sept.20, 1865.
residentsof Rhodes' Highway District, re- providedit be well rubbed iuto the allected pans
llokitika andelsewhere.
THOS.
RICHARDSON.
Sold by allPerfumery Vendors in the World.
spectfully request you tocall a Public Meeting, to two or three times a day, and the Pills be taken to
TjniMBER, in any quantity, now ready for de-;
be calledthe first Annual Meeting, agreeable to purify the blood.
BAZAAR
SOLD.
E. Rimmel, Perfumer to HR.H. tho Princess
TO
BE
LET
OR
the provisions of the Highway's District Act, for
GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
JL livery at the Jelly, Waikawa £team Saw
AID of tho erection of a NEW CHURCH of Wales. 96. Strand; 128. Regent-street; and
thepurpose of forming a Board of Wardens for This invaluable preparation has greater power Mills.
CAPITAL SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with
and MANSE ; the Congregation of St !24,Co! nhill, L'indon.
other
CO.,
and
for
such
matters
and
rheumatism
than
other
&
district,
medicine,
any
the said
over gout and
CARGILL
every convenience, in good repair, with an And. ow's Scotch Church, Lanibton Quay, have!
Agents, Dunedin.
things as ai-o there by law requiredor permitted none i.eed remain uncured if he will but set about
acre of ground, well fenced. A good Well of resolved that a P>azaar shall be held on a day
MEDICAL CARD.
acIBGO.
remedy
July
28,
earnest,
it in good
ssing ihis infalhible
to be done.
Water on the premises ;situate in AdelaideRoad; hereafter to ba named.
VAN
HEE KEREN,
We desire, Sir, to leave the time and place oi^ cording to the printed iuslrujtions alfixed to each
Post
Ollice.
within
minutes
walk
of
the
are
solicited
of
and
plain
fancy
Contributions
twenty
Consulting Puysician and Sduqeon,
TOTARA ! TOTARA !!
such meeting to your own selection, merely re- pet. /.11 sealed aches and pains are removed in
will
b?
books,
Apply
to
ferns, toys, &c, which
needle work,
questing you to call it at your earliest con- the same manner,
H. E. MORROW,
received by the undersigned and other ladies rf A Graduate and duly qualified Member of tho
Matai
at
the
for
Tolara
or
Rojnl Medico-chirurgienl Academy of Bonn
venience.
taken
Hotel,
ASTHMA,
Il>q.
WIIKKZING ON
CKHTAIN CURE i"OR
CriterionFamily
the Commit
limber yard of the undersigned,Noah's Ark.
(Signed)
(Prussia) formerly of tho Hospitals of Paris,
(iKO. CUAWKOIU)
Till-; CilliSJ", COUGHS OH COLDS.
Wellington.
IUI<S
MltS
RIIATAGAN
JOHN PLIMMER.
Vienna Prague, and Berlin, Member of the UniSamuel Woodward JohnBeard
fllus
Fakmkh
Mks
Raixie
if
well
rubbed
intc
he
!
Ointment,
This wonderful
April 10, 18G5.
James Hooper
George Reynolds
versity, an<t Into Surgeon to the Belle Vue
GENUINE
The
WIDOW
Mrs
Uor.LiDAY
Mns
C.
Schultze
only
10
LADIES—
tlie
same
niannei
s
morning
iv
rf
night and
Hospital, New York, UnitedStates of America,
Thomas Ollivcr
William Peter Robins chest
prepared
by
are
those
Mns
Mum
Mi!
3
Smith
X
WELCH'S
PILLS
soon
remove
the
worst
meat,
will
S9.\ Us forced into
FOR SALE BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, Mrs Sahaii Smitiikhs (Grand-daughter to tho
respectfully informs thoinhabitantsof Sydney and
Arthur Knowles
Miss Paul
Mks Schwartz
chest, proiase of asthma or any affection of the
Sidey
suburbs that ho is daily to bo consulted "confifrom
tho
family
recipe,
Widow
real
MrsPout
Alas
Welch),
dentially" on alldiseases of a certain nature.
Wellington,Sept. 26, 1865. viding the Piils are used willi the Ointment.
EXWILD WAVE, FROM HOBART TOWN. without the least variation whatever.
SCiritVY, SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS.
All nervous disorders and prostration of the
medicine is justly celebrated for all female
Pursuant to the above, Ihereby summons a
This
EDUCATION.
system, nervous and physical debility, tkin
VERY SUPERIOR DRAUGHT MARES, complaints, nervous disorders, weakness of the
Meetingof the Voters of the Rhodes' Highway llcw does this Ointment expel disease? By arthoroughlybroken to harness
solids, loss of appftite, 6ick headache, lowncss of milE MISSES CARROLL beg to amuanco diseases of all kinds, venereal atfections aud all
District, tobe called fhe First Annual Meeting," resting all undue aciion of ihe nervous nnd circuhu
4 SplendidDraught Horses
which meeting shall be held at theHouse of Mr. tory systems, by lessening inflamation, and by re
spirits, and particularly for irregularities. Mr X that their SCHOOL will RE-OPE* on neglected complaints, and those arising from x
posuro, imprudence, or excesses inyouth arecmea
28 2-Tooth Nigretta Rams, bred by W. B.: Smithers recommends mothers, guardians, man- TUESDAY, the 10th October.
T.W. Clapham, known as the Queen's Head Inn, moving stagnation ; but r.'>ove all, by casting out
radically in both soxes.
Wood, Esq., ofDeniston Bothwcll, and' ager of schools, and all those who have the care
Thorndon, at eight o'clock in the evening of the impurities which arc iuily gaining admisono Boarder.
N.B.
A
for
vacancy
Dr Van Heokeren's great experience in the
got by an importedRam out of im- of females at an early ago, never to bo without
Thursday, the lifth day of October next ensuing. sion into the body. By this means it eradi.
hospitals of Psris, especially at the Lourcine, and
portedEwes
cates scurvy,scrofula, erybipelas, and all external
this useful medicine.—
J. WOODWARD, J.P.
20 Pure Nigretta Yearling Ewes, bred by S.
diseases; while its penetrating powers enable it to
Important caution. The otdy real proprietor MORNING CLASS FOR YOUNG LJDIES. tho hospital Dumidi (des Veneriens) where he
was intern and disciple of the great Philippe
which we deeper seated, and sucwell, Esq., of Melton Mowbray,> and possessor of tho recipe, Grand-daughter of
reach
diseases
Black
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
ROBERTS wishes to notify tat she Ricoid, and his long practice in the United States
from imported Rams andEwes
cessfully to cupe with the needs of tumours, canthe late Widow Welch, feels it her duty, not only
purposes opening a Morning Clas (D.V.) of America give him the guarantee of great sucsimilarly malignant maladies, which only
cers,
14-Tooth puro bred Southdown Ram
in defenceof her own and sole right, but as a
TWENTY TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND a fewand
Ewes, with lambs protection to the public, to declareherself the only onMonday, tho secondof October, and 3 desir- cess also in these colonies.
jcurs since defied every trcaunnt, and hurried
7
Pure
bred
Southdown
SHOES,
their victims prematurely to the grave.
at foot
person entitled to tho original recipe, or at all ous of obtaining a limited number of olerably The victims of misplaced confidence in quacks
or unprincipled medicalpretenders, can call with
Just Arrived ex Chapman, Martin Luther, and
authoiised
to make or prepare tho said medicine advancedPupils.
DIIOPSICAT. SWELLINGS, PARALYSIS, AND STIJ'Iother late airivals,
a certainty of beingcured in the shortest possible
that tho genuine are wrappedin blue
References andTestimonialson apportion.
are now on shew at our stock-yard,,
Observe
The
Stock
JOINTS.
time.
SALE,
Haining-street,off Taranaki-strcet.
ON
NOW
Manners street.
paper and sigt "A on the label by .Mrs Sarah
All ensce given up in hospitals -or by other
Although the above complaints differ widely in
Smitliers.
AT THE
their origin and nature, yet they all require local
Sold in boxes by C. D. Barrau.l,bhbinist, Wel- TVTEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN nhysiciuns, as incurable, will be attended to with
Intending purchasers will bo allowed to try
BOOT
SHOE
AND
WELLINGTON
AND
MEETING.
he utmost care.
JM
treatment. Many of the worst cases of eucii diseases any of the Mares or Horses.
lington; also by W. Bishop, Wellington.
LEATHER WAREHOUSE,
Consultations to both sexes from 9 a.m. till 9
will yield, in a comparatively short space of tim«.
No 2
August 8, 18G5.
BETHUNE
&
HUNTER.
CHRISTCIURCH,
>'clock in the evening, at 282, Castlereagh-streot,
■WIMJS-STREET,
TO BE HELD AT
when ibis Ointmentis diligently rubbedinto thepans
Exchange Buildings,
lear Park-street, Sydney.
1866.
22nd September, 1865.
Proprietor, affected even when every other menus hove failed
R. AUSTIN
FOR HORSES.
Private and separate waitiug-rooms.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1
Iv allserious maladies the Pills should be takenac
N.B. All letters duly attended to.
AUSTIN in returning thanks to his friends cording to the printed directions accompanying each
AND
CORN
ERADICATING
WORM
SACKS.
of 1000 sot added to a
CUP
for past favors, begs to call attention to the box.
CANTERBURY
These
powders
CONDITION POWDER.—
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
sweepstakesof 50 soys,hf ;3 r^cs ;second
GREAT HOUSEUODD REMEDY 1
abovelarge importation of goods selected from the
EX ASTEROPE, FROM LONDON.
are recommended as a sale and certain remedy
horse
to receive 100 soys out c'tho stakes,
English and Colonial maikets expressly for the Those diseases of the skin to which children are
afflicts
of
that
destroying
species
for
worm
every
;
3's,
;
7st 71bs f
Sections of the RECLAIMED LAND
impoiter, and in every way adopted for the most subject, such as encrusted sores on the head -j
third horso tosavehis stakes
tho horse" as they supeiscde all other medicines,
f\ BALES FOUR BUSHEL SACKS, for by
having GO feet frontage to Hunter-street.
4yrs, 9st 3lbsj syrs, 9st 1111; 6yra and
Colony.
strength and vigor, puriface, rashes, ringworm, tetter, pimples, &c. XU Sale by
and
him
additional
giving
aged, lOst lib. Nominationsith £25 to be
Apply to
R.A. has resolved to meet the requirements ot are quickly relieved by this unguent and cured
G. H. LUXFORD & CO. fying hia blood, and adding a fino gloss to his
the times, to conduct his retail business on the without leaving behind any scar or blemish.
made to the Secretary of tho J.C., on or
Mr. IZARD,
and may be given without making any
coating;
Sept.
1865.
18,
before October 2, 1865, at 2 mi. Accepready money system small profits and quick
in his food, or iuter:nission in his labor
Solicitor.
DROPSIES.
alteration
returns being the- order of the day.
tances witlx thelust £25 to I' declared on
Sold in boxes, accompanied by a treatise on
IMPORTANT TO H6RSE BREEDERS.
This miraculous Ointment, if well worked in to
N.B. All FUST RECEIVED, EX GAZELLE"—Having secured the servicesof several first-class
on
the
Ist
of
Januai
day
worms.
■workmen, will continue to make the very best Ihe complaining parts twice a day, will penetrate to
entries bearing the post mar'of October 2 £
The public are particularly requested toobserve
FOR SALE.
the disordered vessels ; and the Pills, if taken ac--1,500 bushels N.S.W.MAIZE
!
description of boots and shoes.
on each
"will bereceived.
Robfc,
the
of
Gibton
is
signature
that
N.
directions,
will
the
prod.ice
10 tons Guano
All orders entrusted to him will meet with cording to the priutod
Edwards,
Agent,
Sole
Wholesale
W.
wrapper.
Draught
effects.
firsr-class
Entires.
TwoimnnHREE
most pleasing nnd wonderful
4 doBone Dust
'prompt attention.
the
observe
Barraud,
requested
D.
Owners
ofhoraes
are
Paul's,
by
St.
London.
Sold
C.
67,
England,
ulcer
V.D.L.
One
any
ported
This invaluable Ointment will cure
or X
from
from
A large assortment of Colonial work constantly
250 ironbarkWheel Spokes.
tbjrace.
WelChemiot,
Wellington
;
by
Bishop,
also
W.
conditions
ofnominationsfor
even
be
Punch,
Fawns',
long
standing,
a puro Suffolk
to seen at Mr.
sore,however desperate and
kept on hand.
KRVLL & CO.
j, D.iANCB,
lington.
Ad allowance made to runholders and store- where amputation has beeu recommended as he V.S.,RoyalStables, Thorndon Flat.
Wellington, October 2.
No
3
8,
1865.
Bt Sec. O.J.O.
August
Sep. 27, 1865.
only means of saviDg the limb.
keepers.
Do do glass backs
SALE
A
WITH
t
AT
—
NOTHING
A
RTuaiEL'S
A
—
A
SIR,
A
ORDERS
IN
DR.
'
1
"
6
'
—
'
MRS.
—
R"
GIBTON'S
—
.rWO
— -
"
WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 5,
1865,
3
mo ARRIVE PER ADELAIDE BAKER.—
Men's, women's, and children's woollen
and cashmere hose and half hose,
PER ADELAIDE BiKER
TO ARRIVE
AND ASTEROPE.
700 packages
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Crown Lands Office,
Wellington, 11th September, 1865.
is hereby given that about 19,000
acres of Land in tho Wharcama Block,
East Coast, willbe put up for sale by public auction, at this office, on Tuesday, the 10th day of
October next, at one o'clock p.m., at the upset
price of ss. per acre, and in Allotments varying
in size from 170 to 320 acres.
For furtherparticulars see Provincial Government GazetteNo. 22 of28th Junelast.
A Plan ofthe Block shewing the various Allotments is open for inspection at this office.
WM. HOLMES,
FortheCommissioner of Crown Lands.
NOTICE
LAND SALE,
GOVERNMENT
br
TO STAND THIS SEASON.
nnHE Imported pure bred high caste NedjidI
X ARAB HORSE
"SULTAN."
After this date the above Arabian Enth'3 will1
Btaml at tho following places during the season.
th(
It is notified for general information thatat a date Mondays and Tuesdays, Mr Valentines', 3
Hutt.
to be particularisedin a future notice, probably in
Wednesdays, Mr Smith's, Johnsonvillo.
MrMcGrath's, Porirua.
Thursdays,
the
Provincial
tho month of November. 1865.
Fridays and Saturdays, the New Zealander '»
Government of the Province ofHawkes' Bay will Wellington.
offer
Terms : 5 guineas;groomage,10s.
Guarantees given onliberal terms.
All fees to bo paidonor before thoIstFebruary>
FOR SALE AND LEASE
1866.
B. BLOWER.
Sopt. 15th, 1865.
PROVINCE OF HAWKES' BAY.
—
THE
TO STAND THIS SEASON
PUBLIC NOTICE.
VALUABLE
Crown Lands Office,
"A description of whichishereaftergiven.
Wellington, 26th September,1865.
is hereby given that about 13,400
Acres of Land in the Whareaina Block,
East Coast, willbe put up for sale by public auction, at this office, on Friday, the 20th day of
Octobernext,at one o'clock p.m., at the upset
price of 5s per acre, and in allotmentsvarying The distiictin which these lands are situate
in size from 138 to 320 acres.
have only recently been acquired from the
For furtherparticulars see Provincial Govern- native proprietors, and no land has been sold in
ment Gazette, No. 31, of 20th Scptombor, 1865. them.
A planof theblock showing the various allotments is openfor inspectionat this office.
WM. HOLMES,
For theCommissionerof Crown Lands.
NOTICE
WANGANUI BRIDGE DEBENTURES.
"nnHE Committeehaving orderedthe Bridgeby
I the March mail, offers will now be received
for thepurchase ofDEBENTURES, in sums of
Twenty-fivePounds (25) and upwards, interest at
therate of Tenper cent per annum, payable half
yearly,andsecuredby theProvincial Government,
beinga first charge on therevenue.
Apply to
W. R. BOYLE,
Chairman.
Wanganui,August 17, 1865.
Ist. The ITOWNSHIP of CLYDE consisting
of about 600 Town Sections. This
Township will be sold by public auction,
and offers unusual advantagesfor investment.
Itia situate on the Wairoa, a river
navigable for many miles from its mouth,
with a back country containing largo
blocks of rich agriculturalland, and also
a
are required for ADDITION and
ffIENDERS
JL ALTERATIONS to the premises of Mr.
J. Warmoll.
Plans andSpecifications on view from10 to 5
a.m. on the premises.
Tenders to be delivered on Saturday, 7th
October.
The lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
SMITH & CO,
Architects.
September 22, 1865.
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENDERS.
THE
time for receiving Tenders for tho addition and alterations to Mr Wabmoli/s
Establishment, is extended until Saturday, 7th
October.
NOTICE.
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR RECEIVING
TENDERS.
npiHE time for receivingTenders for tho buildJL ing for Mr. N. Valentine, Hutt, is ex-
tendeduntil Wednesday next,tho 4th October,
1865.
TO CONTRACTORS.
WIDTH SCRIM,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
TONKS & LEWERS.
at
TO CONTRACTORS, PROVEDORES, AND
OTHERS.
FI
LENDERS are invited for Provisioning the
J_ Steamersof the New ZealandSteam Navi-
gation Company (Limited),on the Provedore
System, fromtheIst November next until the
31st August, 1866. Tenders to be sent to the
Company's office by noon of Monday, .the 16th
instant.
Pull particulars may be had at the Company's
office.
R. J. DUNCAN,
Manager.
Wellington, Oct. 2, 1865.
HORIKIWI ROAD.
fFIENDERS willbe received at Mra. Corbett's,
JL AglionbyArms, HuttBridge,untilthe11th
October, at 6 o'clock p.m., for making 40 chains
of the above road.
Thespecifications canbe seen at theRoadman's
whare,Hutt Road.
RICHARD RELF,
Chairman.
September 23, 1865.
respectable andactive YOUTH,
YOUNG MAN, used the
WANTED
Apply Mr. EBDEN,Petoni.
a
country.
to
to
NEW SPRING GOODS.
"
has received,per Aaterope,"
" a variedsupply
EWILLCOX
of Ladies and Ohildrens'
Wearing Apparel,including,Walking andHouse
Jackets,Cloaks,Collers, Cuffs, Gloves,Crinolines,
Bands,Buckles,Parasols, Pelisses, Frocks, Pinafores; Under-linen, Baby-linen, Boys' Suits,
Buttons, Gimps withBlack, Steel, and Crystal
Beads,NewChinese Trimmings, Silk Cable Cord,
Ac., &c.
Ladies' Black Silk Paletots, from 20s upwards.
do,
Childrens'
do
do 10s
do.
Do
Kid Gloves,
do 1b 8d do.
Lambton-quay, October 2, 1865.
rpHE Fine Thorough-bredBlackHorse
BUNGARABEE,
By Velocity, (imported by Mr. Clove, to New
South Wales, out of Mareia, imported by Mr. G.
ON SALE,
Macleay, to New South Wales) by Calendar,hoi
out of St. Winnifred, by
dam Ada,by Skeleton
—
Master Harry Comus mare, her dam by Alex- EX MARTIN LUTHER AND LATE j
ARRIVALS.
j
andei' sister to Haphazard, by Sir Peter Miss
HarveybyEclipse.
BUNGARABEE is a magnificent upstanding,
OQ QR-CASKS HENNESSY'S PALE
jSJO
BRANDY
well-sethorse, being17 hands high,andpossesses
6 do do dark do
largebone and good propellingpowers. Ho was
10 do whisky
imported to Canterbury by Mr. Williner in 1861.
10 octaves do
BUNGARABEE will stand only to a limited
200 cases do
number of mares.
60 qr-casks Offioy, Cramp& Co.'s port wine
Terms :£6 6s. each. Groomage,7s. 6d.
16 qr-casks Martell's dark brandy
For two or moremares tho bonafide property
20 do W.I. rum
ofthe same owner, an allowance will be made.
100 cases Booth's No Icoidialgin
Further information may bo obtained on
75 do ginger wine
reference to the New Zealand Stud Book, or by
Barclay's porter in pints and quarts
application to
Wotherspoon's mixedconfectionery
cases
10
HATFIELD,
Mr. C.
10
do
do
London mixtures
Royal Hotel.
i
20 do do jams
Mr. C. EAWNS,
Or to
5, do do Marmalade
RoyalHotel Stables.
50 boxes Eleme raisius
15,000 fire brickß
BUNGARABEE willalso stand as follows:—
ft cases cigars
Mondays and Tuesdays, Mr. Valentine's, the
6$ tierces tobacco.
—
—
LEVIN & CO,
Grey-street.
Wednesdays, Mr. Smith's, Johnsonvillo.
to openup for settlement, tho whole of
Thursdays,Mr. McGrath's,Porirua,
unoccupied,
this country is at present
Oct. 2nd, 1865.
and will be offered to public competi- "
_L Buildingfor Mr Valentine, Hutt.
tion.
Plans and specifications to be seen at the Store
of Mr. J.Martin.
Tendersto beleft at Mr Martin's Store on or 2nd. SUBURBAN LAND adjoining the Townbefore Wednesday, 4th October.
ship of Clyde. This block will be
laid out inlots offrom ten tosixty acres,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
and is nearly all rich agricultural land,
a great deal ofit abuttingon the Wairoa
fnENDERS are invited for BUILDING
river. It will be disposed of by public
X STABLES.
auction.
Plans andspecifications to be seen at the VictoriaHotel, Abel Smith street.
Tenders willbe received at tho VictoriaHotel
3rd. AGRICULTURAL LAND adjoining the
until12 o'clock noonon Saturday, 30th inst.
Suburban Land, at the Wairoa and
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Mahia, and in different parts of the
Sept. 25, 1865.
Wairoa and adjacent districts. There is
or
THE ROYAL HOTEL STABLES.
an extensive pastoral district. The
Provincial Government have about twe
hundred thousand acres in this disfrk Hutt.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
fPENDERS are invited for the Erection of
AT
LANDS
50 hhds No 3 Dawson's superior alo
30 do IndCoope & Co.'sNo 3 ale
20 do Byass1ale
10 do Trueman, Hanbury,& Co.'s stout'
100 casks (quarts) Blood, Wolfo, & Co.'s
Dublin stout
50 do(pints) Blood, Wolfe, & Co.'s Dublin
stout
100 do (pints) 6 doz each, Dublin stout
100 do Allsopp's pale ale, quarts
50 do
do
do pints
40 qr-casks West Indiarum
35 do Martell's dark brandy
15 do
do pale do
200 cases Martell's pale brandy
50 do
do
dark do
300 do superior geneva,anchor
brand
"
100 cases ginger wine, The Grape"
150 doold torn, Bernard's
20 qr-casks port wino
15 octaves do, very superior
20 qr-casks sherry wine
20 setssilver mounted gig harness
4 casesScotch cart harness
50 barrels crushedsugar
20 barrels Carolina rice
25 kegs Scotch oatmeal
10 cases sago
,
10 cases arrowroot
5 cases mocha coffee
6 cases gent'sriding saddles
4>-cases ladies' do, very best quality
And a great quantity of other goods
GEORGE CRAWFORD.
sth Sept. 1865.
a large extent of really fine agricultural
land to bo brought into themarket from
time to time, as demand for it occurs,
This land will be surveyed and laid
out in sections suitable for the occupation
of agricultural settlers, and will be sold
to the first applicant at one pound per
acre. Land for Commonage will be
reserved adjacent to each block of agriculturalland for fourteen years, equal
in extent to the quantity of landsold or
offeredfor sale.
Wellington,July 19. 18«5.
NEW LANDING EX CHAPMAN.
"PRINCE ALFRED,"
THE SMALLEST PONY INNEW ZEALAND, BEINGONLY FORTY-ONE INCHES HIGH.
Imported Thoroughbred Sheltie
THE
"PRINCE ALFRED"
will stand this season if twenty mares aro pro-
and 66 bundles BB.H. iron
A Qf\ BARS
30 boiler plates
tfcOUwarranted anvils
8
9 best
" warrantedvices
"
npHE ImportedClydesdaloDraught Horao
Moorchouse,Esq. ; dam Gipsy ;Gipsy, by
the Tasraanian horso Emperor.
Young Westminster is a dark grey,stands 16i
high, good temper, andstaunch in harness. He
obtainedthoPrize Medals as a first-class colt, at
two and threeyears old at Canterbury.
Will stand as follows: At Whitewood's
Hotel,on Mondays ;Bould's Ferry Hotel, Porirua, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, leaving on
Thursday, at 1p.m. The remainderof thoweek
at the Albion Hotel, Taita.
1 do Martineau'spatent T. hinges 10 to
20 inch
1cratejapanned coalscoops
1bundle wheat riddles
10 cases Bath bricks
50 drums castor and colza oils
1 spring van with moveable hood and
harness complete
1patent flour mill and dressing machine
—
—
Terms : Four Guineas.
1Syko's
" patent Hydrometer specificgravity
An allowance made to the bonafide owner of
get Electum1 drawing instruments
1
payable
on
tho
first
of
mares;
two or more
E. W. MILLS.
f
January, 1866.
E. H. BUCKRIDGE.
|
4th. PASTORAL LAND about (120,000) one
PER ASTEROPE.— \
hundred and twenty thousand Acres of
TO STAND THIS SEASON, TUST ARRIVED
land suitable for Sheep Buns, situate
',
AT OTAKI "CLYMENUS,"
100 cases drapery consisting of—
in Wairoa and adjacent districts, will be
THOROUGH-BRED HORSE by Rid- Ladies', girls', and children's white and colored J
divided into blocks not exceeding in any
stays, viz. exquisite, Princess, Beatrice, 1
dlesworth, out of Althoja (see N. Z.
calisthenic, scarlet eureka, Alexandra,harcase ten thousand acres, and be leased Stud Book).
lequin,Princess Royal, embossed French
by public auction for fourteen years to He is fullbrother to Moleager,Dock-a-Dorris,
merino, and Alexandrado, riding bodies,
Dainty Ariel.
the highest bidder. Thesanction of the and
crinolines inUama,trjmmcd twill,scolloped
Single Mares, £4 ; two ormoreMares,the proLegislature has to be obtained before perty of thesameowner, £3 10s each. Paddocks,
fancy pleated, trimmed alpaca and puffed
do., print fancy linen trimmed, striped
these Runs can bo disposed of.
2s. 6d.a-week.
skirts, drab corded and white brillaint,
Proper attention willbe given to Mares,but no
registered mohair, andchildren's and girls'
responsibility undertaken.
do.
sth. TOWNSHIP OF THE MAHIA. This Allpayment to bemade whenMares are taken Hoyle's
prints, ginghams, crinoline linings,and
Township will consist of about 200 away.
plaiii'
and fancy muslins, and window curWood, Otaki.
Apply
to
G.
N.
j
Town Sections; It is situate at the
tains, tape checks, and jaconets, diapers,
d'oyley's, linen, damask, harabro' table
the shipping place of the
NOTICE."
covers.
Mahia Peninsula, andadjacent districts.
having horned Cattle or Sheep j Ladies,' girls,' and children's trimmedand unThe land is good in the vicinity, and
trimmed straw hats and bonnets
running on the Reserve, Takapuwhaia, or
the Crown has a large acreage there for SectionNo. 109 (Komunga),Porirua District, are Bonnet ribbons and ribbon velvets, and belt
ribbons
disposal, This Township will be sold requested to remove the Bame, as after this date
A choice assortment of seasonable dresses, and
by public auction
all stock found tresspasing on either of the above
dreßS pieces,inFoullard's plain and fanoy
places willbe impounded.
mohairs, grenadines, lustres, aad printed
J. T. EDWARDS.
lama
6th. SUBURBAN LANDS ON THE MAHIA Porirua, Sept. 6, 1865.
Longcloths, andgreycalico andForfar sheeting
adjacent to the Township and of good
a choice assortment of ladies' girls' and
NOTICE.
quality, will be sold in lots of from, ten
children's mantles, and paletots in silk,
cloth, melton, &c.
toBixty acres by public auction,
mHE NEW NATIVE LANDS BILLhaving
Men's,
boy's, and youths, straw and cabbage
passed
Assembly
in
the
Houses
of
and
JL
and Panama hats, silk boot laces,
is
tree
undersigned
prepared
to
treat
law,
become
the
braids, waist buckles, &c, rough and
7th. About SIX THOUSAND ACRES of the for and negotiate with the Natives, for thesale or
glazed hollands,Russia crash.
oftheir large and valuablereserves in thiß
AHURIRI PLAINS, well-known to be lease
Tissue, spunsilk, barege, and fancy cashmere,
district.
Agricultural
Land! in the
the richest
long shawls, clanand shepherddo.
EDWIN T. WOON.
Saxony, grenadine;Indianna, and blaok and
Colony, and immediately adjoining the Wanganui,Sept.
6, 1865.
—
colored llama;do
Township of Napier.
N.B. Every informationafforded to strangers
Silk and muslin ties* huckerback, and Turkey
visitingWanganui.
on
from
ThoseBlocks are held lease
towels
the Natives for perioda of twenty-one
Parasols, and sun shades .
NOTICE.
White, black, and colored Josephinekidgloves
and twenty-two years,and willbe leased
Tea in ohests, half chests, and boxes
by public auction in lots suitable for Ihe mHE FIRST QUARTERLY LICENSINGMEETING under tho provisions of the Figs, orange, andlemonpeel
settlementof an agricultural population X
Wool packs
Licensing Amendment Act," Provincial Council,
JACOBJOSEPH & CO.
for like periods.
Session XIII., will be held at theResidentMagistrate's Court,Wellington, on Monday, the 16th
day of October, 1865, at 12 o'olook (noon.) ApN.Z.S.N. CO., (LIMITED.)
plications for licenses to be consideredat the said
giving
day
will
issued
the
A future notice
be
meetingmust be lodgedonMonday, the16th day
is herebygiven to Shareholders that
on which these valuable lands will be thrown of October, 1865, with the undersigned.
the Directors have appointedTuesday,the
as
to
upset
public,
particulars
and
open to the
W. R.E. BROWN,
17th October next, as the duedateoftheSeventh
price, aize of lots, &o. will be published.
Clerk of the Bench. callontheSecondSeries ofsharesin thisCompany,
September 25,1865.
at therate of 20a.per share.
Settlers desiring to make permanent homes are
Paymentswillbe reoeivjad at any branchof the
opened
invited to inspect the districts about to be
NOTICE.
Bank
of New Zealand,' or by the Company's
for settlement— they will find the land of excelagents, throughout theColony.
lent quality,and the climate the finest in New npHE Premises of tho Undersigned will be
R.J. DUNCAN",
Zealand.
JL closed on Thursday and Friday next, the
■■'
Manager.
sth and6thinst.
Wellington,September 26th, 1865.
Ithas beennotified tous that the Sale of th
CO.
JACOB JOSEPH &'
J
aboveBlocks of Land, under the headsof Nos. Oct.
2nd, 1865.
~
'-'..'""'■''
1, 2, 3, 5, and 6, will bo offered FOR SALE
ON SALE.
DOGS TRESPASSING.
at NOVEMBER 29th, 1865.
magnificent Cottage PIANO-FORTS,
dogs found trespassing on the property
just landed,byBroadwood& Son, manuDONALD McLEAN,
of the undersigned, at Goathurst Farm, factured expressly for this Colony.
SITPEBINTENDBNT,
Ohiro, willbe destroyed.
JOHN H. HORNER.
Farish-etreot, 29 Sept., 1865.
J. F. E. WRIGHT.
ProvinceofHawkes' Bay. I
'
_
A
,
,
,
PERSONS
'
.
"
NOTICE
"'
ALL
ton, <fee
and serge
Men's regatta
Boy's do
Boys' and youths' Scotch twill
Men's do
Extra heavy 0 S jean
Fancy byzantine
'
Shirt collars, assortedshapes
Paper do, do do
Merino vestsand pants
Fancy and velvetbuttons and silk
Fancy silk, braM. andbead trimmings
Sewing silk, needles, pins
Cotton and linentapes,steelandg.s.thimbles
Portraonnaies, fancy bogs, and ladies' companions
Waistbuckles and fancy jewellery
Perfumeryandcosmetics
Men's seasonable clothing
Bedford cord pants and vests
Tweed do do
Do anddoe trousers, vests, andsuits
Merino, wool,and flannel undershirts
Do doand cotton pantsand drawers
Cotton and i.r. braces and belts
White, regatta, and Crimean shirts
Felt, straw, and cabbage tree hats
Tweed andcloth caps
Men's and women'swhiteand coloredhose
Do and boys' do do half hose
Boys' and youths' tweedand doe trousera and
Lambs wooldo
Serge and kersey drawers
Alpaca and gingham umbrellas
Men's grain knee boots, rough bradded
Men's Wellingtons,pegged and sewn
Do, bradded
Do, short
Calf andkip bluchers, pegged
Colonial hradded
Boys and youths' leather lace ups, copper
sprigged
Do bradded
Men's shooting boots, leather lace ups and
watertights
Boys and youths bluchers
Men's and women's carpet,velvet,silk,bnff,
and leather slippers
Ladies' cloth boots, patent goloshod, sida
lace, and elastic Bide
vests
Do do Crimean, white, and regatta shirts
Do do felt and straw hats
Do do tweed and cloth caps
Fancy ties andscarfs
Linen and papercollars
Men's and women's boots and shoes in great
variety
Carpet, velvet pile,and buff slippers
j
Boys', youths',and children'sbootsandshoes
Leather and silk boot laces
Briar root pipes
Meerschaum do and cigar tubes
Tobacco pouchesand cigar tubes.
j
West India mm
Crushed lumpsugar
ONE
regatta
Seasonable drapery,mantles, under-clothing,
Scarlet,blue, and white blankets, 9-4, 10-4,
I
11-4
Forfar sheetings and navy canvas
Fashionable crinolines, consisting of wincey,
merino, lama, puff, twill
Ladies' and children's fashionable mantles, !
tartan, wool, long and square shawls,
black and coloredlama do
Plain and fancy poplin, checked and plain
winceys, tambour robes,poplin dresses,
trimmed skirts, skirtings, petticoats
and petticoat winceys, clan tartans, all
wool, and gala plaids, tartan winceys
and cloakings, plain and embroidered
repps
Black and coloredFrenchmerinos
Coburgs, Circassians,blackandcoloredalpacas,
lustres, coatings,alpacas, Russell cords
and moreens
Toilet covers, mohair and goflered and
Russia braids,black and colored gimp
trimmings, jet, drop, and fancy orna-
i
ments
Giltrimmed and fancy colored and black
silk buttons, pearl, bone, and ivory
coat and vest and pearl shirtbuttons
Ladies' whiteand colored woollenscarfs
Worsted boots, bootees, bootakins, gaiters,
polkas,garibaldis,&o
Haberdashery, consisting of needles,threads,
cottoncords, stayand flannel binding,
pins, hairpins, tapes, sen-ing silk,
crochet needles and oases
Crape and orapa collars, sets, and crape
trimmings
Ladies', gent's, and children's cloth, doe,
and kid gloves, white, black, and
colored
White, colored, and fancy bonnet,and saranat
ribbons, French satin ribbons
Whiteand black elastic
Black and white laco, souffleand Shetland 1
falls, and Maltese,&o.
Crotchet collars, blonde laces, and patent
frilling
Fashionable feathers
Ladies', girl's, and infant's trimmedand antrimmedstraw and felt hats
Black andcoloredmohairbraidsand Prussian
binding
Black andcolored velvet ribbons
Brooks' blaok and whitecotton
Clark and Harvey's do
Muslin in jacconefc, Swiss, check, spot and
plain books, lappet sprigs, long and
short muslin curtains, tarletans, &o.
Linens,lawns, and drapory
Rough, dressed,andmantle holland
Linen and union damask, and tablecloths
Curtain damask, fringes,and tassels
Fanoyginghams
Fancy prints and Hoyle's pints
Ladies' andchildren's stays, color, white, and
black front fastenings
Nursing and O, S. '
Horrock's long cloth
Smith's sheeting*
Croydon's do
Derry
Dungaree and denims
Roll jacconets,linings,and silesias
Oil andbaize
American leather cloth
Welsh flannel
Crimeando fanoy, plain, andcolored
White counterpanes10>4,11-4,12-4
Colored do 11-4, 12-4
Cloakingsandmantle olotbj
Sealskin and witney
Blaok aud fanoy doe,Bedford cord, tweeds,&o
Memel top, E.I. and Balmoral's, TPH and
military heels
Leather Balmorals
„
Patentseal
Ladies' and child's, patent seal shoes
Infant's fancy colored calf Balmorals and
colored atrap shoes and elastic side
Cordovan andcalf Balmorals
Memel top Balmorals, 4 to 6, 7 to 10, and
11 to 2
Patentleatherdo do do
Cordovan do do do
Calfdo do do
Black cloth do do patentgoloshed
Patent strap shoes, 2 to5, 6 to 9
Cashmereside spring 6 to 9, 10 to 13
Leather leggings, enamelledand tan sheep*
A largo variety of furniture
Chairs, couches, &c, &c
Work tables, boxes, and desks
Pianos
Concertinas
Plain and fancy baskets
Clocks and diawingroomornaments
JACOB JOSEPH & CO.
&c.
Men's and boys' cloth caps and felt hats
f
Men's white shirts
Ribbonsand ribbonvelvets
Geneva, JDKZ
Heavy diagonal and tweed trousers
Doe, beaver, and black, and colored suits
Black andbrown Bedford cord trousers
Waterproofcoats
Railway rugs
Men's and boy's drabandmole trousers
Men's and boy's cotton cord do
Boy's arid youth's doe trousers and vests,
Men's and boy's jumpers in Melton cloth,
beaver,tweed,doeskin,shepherdsplaid
Mantlecloths
Dresses and dress pieces
Do jars and ash trays
Do boxes and metalmatch boxes
Do,do, do vests
knickerbocker andcirola suits in sealskin, doe and fancy tweeds, talmas,&o
Men's blueserge coats
Felt and deerstalkerhats
Black and blue cloth caps, regulationpeak
and navy
Boy's do
Men's, boy's, and youth's sergeshirts
Crimean shirts, inpaxony flannel, fancy mel*
Currants andElemeraisins
Figs and sultanas
Burcelona nuts andshellahuands
Tea in chests, hnlf-chcsts, and caddies
Crushed lump BURar
Boiled and raw oil, turps and whitelead
Window glass, all sizes
Rough hollands, dungaree, and denims,
Scrims
Ladies'seasonabledrapery,consisting of crinolines, fancy skirts, muslin dresses,scollops
and insertions, collars and cuffs, florence
and zouave jackets
—
YOUNG WESTMINSTER,
Sire the imported horse Westminster, imported
by
1'
Vint'gar in casks andbottles
Holloway's pills and ointment
Carbonate of soda, tartaric acid
Flour of sulphur and saltpetre
Brown & Poison's patent corn flour
Barry's cocoa, chicory, and chocolate
Coffee in tins
Bell & Black's vestas, all sizes
5
do patent nails 1J- to 6 mcL
4 doz Lyndon's C, S. potato forks
8 do Parke's patent C.S. spades
i
6 superior chaff cutters
[
case
Howard's
ploughs
1
2 hhds Avcry's counter weighing machines
I
do patent steel yards
1case
and
C.
circu1 do Thos. Firth
Son's S.
lar saws
r\N SALE, EX LATE ARRIVALS.—
2 do
do
do C.S.pitand
cross cut saws
1100 packages consisting of
3 casks
do superioredge
Men's and boys* seasonable clothing in suits,
-' tools do
trousers, vests
do warrantedfiles
1 do
do
Inverness capes, doe, beaver, and witney
1 do albata nnd B.M. cinets, spoons, &c.
Crimean shirts, whitelong cloth and
TO STAND THIS SEASON.
—
trousers
Also,
2 Onion's portable forges
8 kegs Walker'BC.S. horsenails
misedbefore the 15th October. Charges, four
guineas for each mare.
Apply to Mr Fawn's, Veterinary Surgeon,
Royal Stables, ThorndonFlat.
Wellington,18th Sept., 1865.
whiteand fancy
Witney and tweed Inverness capea
Blue pilot jackets,men's and boy's
Reversible and witney do
Brighton sacs
Black andfancy doe sacs
Black and fancy doe and Bedford cord
consisting of—
Ladies' and gentlemen'ssaddle cloths riding
whips, hunting saddles, Weymouth,
Pelham, stockmen's, and snaffle bridles,
maitingales, flat and round; dandy
brushes, hay forks and sheet zinc, corusacks, woolpacks, crockery
Sperm candles and hair oil
Anchovy and bloater paste
skin]
Ladies' aud gents' saddles
Wey mouthaudsnafflebridlesandmartingales
Spurs
Riding whips
Halters
Stirrup leathersand irons
Briar rootpipes
Myall wood and clay do
Meerschaum do and cigar tubes
Indiarubber tobaccopouches
Match boxes
Tobacco andBnuff do
Tobacco cutters
Spill machines
Courierbags, purses,portmonnaies
Cigarcases and feather brushes
Spectacles and spectacle cases
Paper machie inkstands and blotters
Work-boxes, {desks, and tables, in walnut
and papier machie
Looking glasses, plain and moulded tray
Gilt chimney glasses
Toys, fancy chinaware, English,French and
Americanclocks
Pocket and table cutlery
Perfumery, eau Je cologne and scented soaps
Concertinas, fifes, flutes, flageolets, violins,
bows, bridges, tailpieces, strings, and
pegs
Albums, stereoscopes and elides aud frames
Sponge, hair, nail, and toothbrushes, chamois
skins,jewellery
Walking sticks
Spelling books andLennie'sgrammars
Memorandumand account books
Pens and holders
Novels tablebooks, school books, primers,
shillinggrammars, tutor's first readings, ready reckoners, &o
Playing cards, 2 Highlanders
Red andblack sealing wax
Drapers' paper and brown wrappingdo
Bibles, prayerbooks, andchurch services
Black lead pencils
Scythes and reap hooks
Ewbanks' patent nails,allsizes
Collins axes,light andmedium
Britannia metalteapots
Coffee pots and dishcovers
Tea and tablespoons, corkscrews
>""
Boot jacks, razors
Stamped tin soup plates
'"" and bakingdishes
Bellows
Milk dishes,IS to 21io
Stubbs' files, 3 tofijin crosscut and handsaw
Brass chamberand pillarcandlesticks
Britannia metal and block tin dish corei*
Pannikins andsad irons
Brushware
BellandBlack's vestas, all sizes
Scented hair oil, saladand castoroil
Paper-hangingsand windowglass, allsizes
Raw and boiledoiland turps in 5 gal.drums
White lead
Wine glasses and tumblew
Frenchprunes, raisins, currants
Fine and coarse oatmealand pearlbarley
Tea in chests,half-ohests, and boxes
Fineand coarse salt, and salt injars
Oysters inlib andSib tins
Sagoin chests
Coffee in libtins
Candied p«el andsultanas
Anchovy andbloater pasta
Keroseneoil
Holloware
Id,2d, 3d. 6d, and half-pint ink
Sperm andstearins candles
Fry's chocolateand cocoa
Barcelona nuts and shelled almonds and
Jordan do
Assorted sauces
Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire sauca
Borwick's baking powder
Peek, Frean & Co'ebiscuits 1,9, and41btio»
Baker and Simpson's do
Cleaned Patnarice
Jordan almonds
.
!
Barry's chicory
Melbournemould oandlei and soap
Treacle
Company's pieces
Wotherspoon's confectionery
Schooling's LondonandScotch mixtures
Jujtibea and pastilles
Sardines, halvesand quarters
Blacking in.jars, 6d to Is
JACOB JOSEPH is 00.
THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT OCTOBER 5, 1865
4
that if there was any disobedience
of Major Von Tempsky
—a matter of which we are very doubtful—
the offence was condoned by the Defence
Minister.
Letus now deal with the second enquiry.
On Sunday, the24th ult., theDefenceMinister lent a letter to Major Yon Tempsky,
declining to accept his resignation, and
orderinghim to proceed that morningin the
Lord Ashley to Napier and reporthimself to
the Officer commanding there. To this
and probably the bestpi-oof of the difference will AucklandProvince, butalso receiveda higher
Wairau.
Major
Von Tempsky replied, againpressing
be found in the number of steam vessels plying
SAILED.
It is
Military
than
the
Settlers.
pay
time.
rate
of
have
Coast
On
they
present
that
on
the
West
at
the
Public,
Respectfully notify to tho
resignation, "as under present circum3, Wild Wave, brig, 200 tons, Fisher, for Val- Saturday last on her return from Hokitikn, the certain that these conditions existed because his
stances he could no longer serve in the New
paraiso.
Wallaby sighted no fewer than seven steamers.
20 tons, Roderick Douglas,
were afterwards asked to volunBangers
the
schooner,
Emily,
for
the
4,
the
and
Nelson
Lyttelton
these,
Six of
Zealand Militia." Major VonTempskyadmits
Just Returned from the Market
for Lyttelton.
Ballaarat, tho William Miskin, tho teer for service in the Wanganui district,
the
Grey;
that he did not obey this second order,but
4, Phcebe, s.s., 416 tons, R. H. Ferguson, for Egmont, and the Eleanor, for Hokitika, had
there, whichlatter
ordered
being
of
instead
Lyttelton and Dunedin.
contends that it was illegal. It appears that
gone into West Wanganui for shelter, and were
with some of the
coming out together so close that in theparlance would have been thecourse adopted in the he and his men were; as before stated, enPASSENGER LIST.
of the turf, you might have covered them with case of the Waikato regiments, themen of
the proverbial table-cloth (had it been large
listed to servein the Province of Auckland
INWABDS.
THE
PRESENT
CHOICEST GOODS FOR
enough !) She also sighted the Hero from Mel- which are bound to serve in any part of only, so that,he was not compelled to go to
and
Grey
Grey,Mrs.
Phccbo.
Cabin—
Mr.
Per
for Hokitiki via Lyttelton. There were
NorthernIsland. The Forest Bangers Napier unless he liked. He also admits that
family, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Wukofield, Mr. bourne
thusin these waters, and almost within hail, no the
Mr.
Harrow,
Mr.
Company
(5),
SEASON.
Thatcher and
than eight steamers on theirway to thenew served in Wanganui, at a rate of pay if the order to go to Waiapu had been
Wilkinson, Mr.Bomford, Messrs Austen,Masters, fewer
West, a sight, wo believe, amounting .to five shillings per diem.
Hartmann, SanJean, J.Kebbell,Bartlett, Roper, gold regions of tho
j repeated on the 24th, hemust have obeyedit
in the Southern Seas. J
never
before
witnessed
'"
"Captain
and
Jones,
"
to
make
Connelly, Nancarrow, Miss
necessary
explanation
:
This
is
The HokitikaAdvertiser" of 22nd inst. says
according to the terms of his engagement.
Mrs. Baillie, Mrs.'Smith, Mrs. Williams, Captain Two steamers appearedoff the Port last evenWestrup. asked
what
follows.
Lieut.
clear
Steerage—
and
9
for
South.
Hall,
oftheir
the
objection is probably sound in ft legal
particular
attention
Vine
His
T. andL. invitetho
ing supposed to be the Gothenburg, from Nelparade
when
on
Wanganui
Messrs. Buchan, Brown, Lee, Hcrleky,Footing, son, and tho Hero, fromMelbourne.
men
at
the
f point of view, but we feel convinced,had
Coffey, Smith, Mrs.
Coast,
Coast
Customers to the large and well selected Stock, Gorman, Murphy, Davis,
The
"West
at
Tire
Bar
at
Hokitika—
volunteer
for
tho
East
no other motives existed, that Major Von
Smith and funn'ly, Mrs. Davis and children, aud Times"of 21st, our latestpoper, gives the follow- to
"
6d.
a day,and according to Lieut.-Colonel Tempsky would have been the last man in
for
South.
3s.
6
thoSpringTrade.
impassable
for
Tho
is
now
in
almost
an
suitable
bar
ing :
OUTWARDS.
condition, the late westerly winds have silted up Gorton's despatch and Lieut. Westrup's the world to have urged it. As the caseThe immense Assortment of first-class Goods
Per Phcebe. Mr.McClutchy.
the sand to an almost inconceivable extent. A statement, all agreed to so, and came on to
stands, he was perfectly justified in using
few days ago there were fifteen feet of water, Wellington
certain
to
comHouse,
is
IMPORTS.
shown throughout tho
in the Storm Bird,whereMajor every
walk
across
a
almost
yesterday
might
while
person
meanß to make himself technically
In the Phoebe, R. S.Ledger, agent— lo casks
however, the wind has lulled, Von Tempsky awaited them. At this point
mand the confidence and recommendation of ale, 73 hides, Order ;17 skins, Hirst ;1gunny it. Fortunately,
right,
andthe Government technically wrong,
and tho heavy fresh down tho river caused by tho j
men
commenced.
The
sugar, Order.
tho
difficulties
is
will
chanuel.
It
which,onthe whole, we thinkhehas
late
rains
soon
tho
ro-open
doing
in
every customer. Having taken tho fullest adEXPORTS.
fortunate that the recent arrivals managed to grumbled about their pay, and refused to go succeeded. If the members of the Court of
gin theWild Wave, Bethune& Hunter, agonts land their passengers when they did, otherwise on boardthe steamer which was on the point
vantage of tbe great fall in prices,they are in a |
13 cases jam, Order.
they would eitherhave hadto lay off tho port, or
Enquiry had gone a little beneath the surPhcebo, R. S. Ledger, agent & pkgs, have earned them away to Nelson. It is to bo of starting for Napier. It was at first supIn
tho
to
puradvantages
offer
decided
Major Von Tempsky
position to
hoped that the bar willclear before the William posed that their refusal was owing to the face of things— had
Order.
Miskin, Lady Darling, Gothenburg, Egmont,
stated what were his real feelings in the
EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
chasers.
Tempsky had resigned,
Von
Major
daily
tho
now
fact
that
Yarra,
Maid
of
and
other
boats
matter— and had the Defence Minister been
AdelaideBaker, ship, from London
expectedarrive.
of tho men asked to explain the reason of Captain Eraevidence
of
some
The following is a List of tho New Goods to LadyBird, from tho South, this day
but
the
The same journal"in its previous issue of the
Lord Ashley, s.s., from Napier and Auckland, 19th
hand :
instant says :— The old channel round the' at tho Court of Enquiry, shows that this ser's promotion, then the whole truth might
7th
bond
at tho extremity of whatwas the north spit, had nothing to do with it. The greater
Dunedin,
Lyttelton
Black silks
and
s.s.,
from
Wellington,
have been disclosed. Of course an enquiry
may at present be looked upon as an island,
but
Coloured do.
Bth
while
those
company
go,
of
the
did
portion
cut
off
long
gradually
closing,
ia
and before
the
so conducted, was impossible, so wehave to
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
New Fancy dresses
end maybe expected to become the northern of who remainedbehind alleged that thereason
be content with Borne dry evidence, andan
Ahuriri, s.s. for Napier and Auckland, this day tho south spit. Owing to the late freshes, the
New chene cloths
they
was
because
had
simply
of
their
refusal
Dunedin,
most recent channelis widening and deepening
ingenious but perfectly justifiable defence,
Lord Ashley, s.s., for Lytteltonand
New popliuettes
facilities for come to Wellington on the understanding
and
will
afford
day
by
day,
great
9th
New Sandringham robe
3 Wellington, s.s., for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, shipping to enter should it continue to enlargeus
on the part of the party implicated. But
arrange
would
then
that
the
Government
New prints
the public are not satisfied with this, and
and Manukau, 9th
it has lately done."
to
of
and
that
unLiones?,
tug
pay,
long
employed
The
steamer
as
a
what
was
be
the
rate
NewMuslins
VESSELS IN POUT.
say that the whole difficulty, so far as
inHobson's Bay, has been sold by auction for less they got five shillings per day, they
New hosiery and glovos.
Manukau, fromNewcastle
Major
Von Tempsky is concerned, has
a
Melbourne
for
£3500,
purchased
by
and
firm
Asterope, ship, from London
Coast,
New dreas and mantle trimmings
not
havo
to
the
East
gone
would
the Hokitikatrade.
arisen from an injudicious exercise of
Kate, cutter, from Manawatu
New French andEnglishribbons
The Dancing Wave's launch from tho ground either under Major Von Tempsky or anyMosquito, cutter, from Havelock
on the part of the Minispatronage
at Hokitika progrescs very slowly,thelateheavy
. New parachutes
European, barque, from Newcastle
point is try. Major Von Tempsky had strong "
body
The
evidence
on
this
else.
having
materially
weather
interfered
with
operaNew crinolines, stays, &c,
Gazelle, brig, from Newcastle
tions. Tho Leonidas still remains to keep her very contradictory. On one side there is
Miindnrin, barque, fram Newcastlo
New tissueaud grenadineshawls
claims on tho Government for promotion.
company,but tenders are invited for getting her
Napier
brigantine,
from
Serpent,
despatch,
Sea
and
the
Lieut.-Colonel
Gorton'B
Black Llama andcashmere shawls
afloat.
For three years he has fought and bledin
Ahuviri, 6.5., from NorthernPorts
New black silk paletots
The barque Sirocco, from Sydney, lias arrived statement ofLieut Westrup to Major Von the service of the Colony. He scoured the
Pearl, cutter, from Wairau
at Hokitika.
New grenadine paletots
— This appears Tempsky that all tho men who came down dense bush between Waikato and Auckland,
Steam Towage at Hokitika.
"
New mohair paletots
expected
The N.Z.S.N. Company's s.s. Queenis
to bo a very costly luxury at tho bar of Hoki- from Wanganui had volunteered on the and hunted out thenatives who lay in wait
New tweedpaletots
to remain in Auckland for about three weeks, to tika," as the annexed rates for inward
" towage terms of the Government, while on the to slay inoffensive settlers h« dashed with
New straw hats
efl'cct the necessary repairs to the intermediate chargedby tho tug Yarra will show Vessels of
40 tons register and under, £20 ; vessels of 40 to other hand four of them as solemnly his gallant band into the fern at Mangapiko,
shaft.
New straw hat3, trimmed
100
tons, 10a. per register ton ; vessels over 100 declared, that the men never consented
Captain
s.s.
Ahuriri,
Tho N.Z.S.N. Company's
New children'sandinfants' hats
and in a hand to hand fight with knife and
Floworday, will Bail for Napier, Tauranga, and tons, as per agreement. Lighterage of luggage
circumto
such
conditions.
From
the
Dress caps
that
and
ton."
No
wonder
cargo,£4
per
freights
sailing
revolver, successfully encountered and beat
Auckland, this day, at 12 o'clock. Her
New spring mantles
stance, however, that most of the men did
was postponed at the request of tho Government are high.
he rendered important seryesterday, in the hope that the Europeanmail Another accident happenedto tho cutter Swan proceed to Naj>ier at the reduced rateof pay, thehidden foe—
White and scarlet flannels
on
vice by a reconnaisance at Paparata lie was
might arrivo from tho South, and bo transmitted at tho Grey, for sho has likewise got ashore
Englishblankets
tho north beach, butinside the bar, aud sho will as well as from tho tenor of the statements
by
her.
foremost in the capture ofOrakau, while
be gotoff.
probably
Children's short and longrobos
"
we
Wanganui,
N.Z.S.N. Company's s.s. LadyBird, duo most
havo
us
from
The
which
reached
The
Const Times" of the 21st instant,
Children's workedbodies
his bold exploit at Kakaramea, his inhero on the 2nd mat., has not arrived up to the reports West
Thompson
accept
Christina
ashore
did
the
they
tho
schooner
are
convinced
that
Children's pinafores
vestment of the Weraroa Pa, andhis contime of our going to press. Hopes were entor- at the Grey, It appears that on entering, by
conseof
tho
Government
and
were
taind that sho had been kept to bring on tho
terms
duct at Opotiki, will not soon be forgotten.
somemeans, she unshippedher rudder,broached
English mail from the South ; but as yestorday to
a matter of course, and washed ashore on quently guilty of mutinous conduct in re- It
as
was this man who,ready to serve the
was the day for her departure for Napier, fears the north beach. It is reported that she lias
fusing toembark for Napier ; but at the same Colony anywhere, waited in Wellington to
CONSIDERABLE REDUCTIONS INLINEN are entertained, that she has met with some broken
her back or sustained some other sorious
accident.
injury, but nothing definiteis known on tho sub- timeit is very probable that some prospect start for the East Coast, and would hare
AND COTTON GOODS.
The P. N.Z. andA.R.M. Company'ss.s. Phcebe, ject up to tho time of our going topress. Ifsuch
Wanganui, that if
CaptainFerguson, fromPicton,Nelson,Taranaki, is tho caso, however, she cannot bo other than a was held out to thorn ab
gone,but for the fact that only an hour beWhite calicos
they would volunteer, the Government fore hereceivedhis orders, a junior officer of
and Manukau arrived in this harbour at 5 o'clock total wreck.
Greycalicos
on Tuesday evening, after a fine passage. The
'" l would beprepared to give their case aliberal muchless experience wa3 appointed to a po' ' "'
Cotton sheetings
Phcebo leit tho Manukau at 3.40 p.m. on tho
Damask table cloths
at
7
a.m.
the
folconsideration.
28th ult., arrived at Taranaki
ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION.
sition abovehim. Major Yon Tempsky felt
lowing morning; left again at 2.30 p.m. and
Muslin curtains
appointment
reachedNclßon on the 30th ult. at 3 a.m. j left
We come now to tho case o£ Major Von thathehadbeen slighted by the
Linenand union damasks
resigned.
2nd inst. at 5.30 p.m., anchoredin Mb. G. H. Vennem will sell bj public auction, Tempsky.
Fraser,
Nelson
on
the
and
therefore
Captain
Windowhollands
The questions affectinghim which of
on thepremises adjoining Messrs. Luxford &
Blind Bay untilmidnight, then sailed for Picton,
acted
difshould
have
Co.,
6,
Friday,
drays
on
Oct. a lotof
and the Court ofEnquiry had todecide, werefew It may be that he
where she arrived at 10.30 on the 3rd; loft
carts.
great
have
learned
the
again in anhours' time, andarrived as above.
ferently,
but few men
and simple, the facts connected with them,
1
FAMILY MOURNING.
s. Esk arrivedyestordayfrom a cruiso to AlfredA. Babnbtt willsell by public auction,
lesson
to
suffer unmerited wrong andbide ifc
JI.M.
areas
:
indisputable,
They
and
follows
at theCommercialSaleRoom, CustomHouse clear
theSouthSea Islands,havingbeen absent from
"
acted
Quay, onMonday, Oct. 9, household furniSydney since the 18th July. Tho Esk mado the
DidMajor Von Tempsky receiveorders, patiently. Of Captain Fraser,whohas
Hebridesin ten days, where ajto
ture.
to
in
speak
Waiapu,
to
Now
we
wish
passage
gallantly
at
on or about the 23rd September, to proceed so
Carpets, cocoa andChinamatting
metH.M. s. Curagoa. ThoEsk went ona cruise
cannot
see
that
his
terms,
but we
the highest
Floor cloths
to the FijiIslands, and finally left Ovaiou for
withhis men to theEast CoastP"
promotion
SAX B Y'S DAYS.
over the head of Major
Sydney on the 3rd September. Captain RobinA large variety of hearthrugs
sudden
'"
eon, of the brigCurlew,- of Sydney, was arrested
Major
Tempsky
mats
all
and
makes
Did
Von
receive
orders
Door
in sizes
Von Tempsky, from the rank of Captain to
at Anatam,and has been brought to Sydney to
1865.— October3rd, 9th, 16th, 24th, 31st.
mate,
to
to
September
proceed
Napier
on
24th
murdering
his
the
[N.B. If the day marked provecalmandstill
be tried on suspicion of
that of Lieutenant-Colonel, was required by
"
brought upby the mistrustthe day after, and especiallythe second
i'iveofthe crew haveblbobeen
company
"
Bangers
his
of
Forest
?"
with
the exigenciesof the public service." Itis
Esk as witnesses. Sydney Empire," Sept.22. day after.]
CARPETS MADE TO ORDER.
true that Major Von Tempsky was formerly
There waaanother questionrelative to the promoted fromthe rank of Ensign to that
HOKITIKA SHIPPING.
MARRIED.
receipt ofcertainration money byMajor Von
New Channel Beacon at Hokiteka. The
FsATHBBaToar.
On the 3rd Oct.,
Mbnzibs
of Captain, in November,1863, but that was
harKerley,
the
Tempsky, whichhas been most satisfactorily
OBDEES PFNOTTTAiLZ ATTENDED TO AND PAT- "Times" is informedby Captain
Church,
Thorndon,
by
Right
at
St.
Paul's
the
establishing
two
men possessingspecialability
bor master, that he is about
the Bishop of Wellington, 'the Hon. disposed of, andneed not therefore bealluded at a timewhen
TERNS SBNT POST FEES.
moveablebeacons on thespit, seventeenfeet high, Reverend
James A.R. Menzics, M.L.C., of Southland, to
the work of the Colonial Service were
which willbe surmountedby a flag. The beacon Ltetitia Anno,seconddaughterof His HonorI.E. to here;while the enquiry as to therules ob- for
somewhat rare, and the gallant Major got /
kept in lino with the flagstaff will denote the Featherston, Superintendent of the Province of
served inpromoting officers we shall afterchannel, andthe flag the set of the current, a Wellington.
his "promotion for distinguished services
A magnificent stock of tho choicest goods in! most importantpoint for masters of vessels enterwards deal with. As to the first enquiry, it dt {Paparata. When the Waikato war ;
cannot be placed
Men's and Boy's Clothing, principally Colonial ing inwardß. When onebeacon
is shown inevidence that on Saturday the broke out, and a Colonial Force was
inline with the flagstaff, to answerthe abovepurmade, and specially adaptedfor this climate.
THE
used,
the two then
23rd ult., Major Von Tempsky received a raised, some of the officers appointed had
pose the second one will be
being kept inlineinstead of having any reference
from the Defence Minister ordering
to the flagßtaff. This decided improvement will Wellington Independent. letter
aptitude for their duties, and of;
Coast, ! but little
Waiapu
b
e
him
to
on
the
East
once,
great
be
out
at
and
will
of
service.
carried
Suits in the new materials and moat im;course those who had,got on very rapidly^
MOEB WBBOKtf ATHOKITIEA.
"NOTHING EXTENUATE; to reinforce the troops under Lieut.-Colonel
provedstyles
of seniority being disregarded to
SET DOWN AUGHTIN MALICE."
NOR
Another vessel, the Polphin, now lies on the
Fraser— to whichhe at once replied as fol- the rule
"
Trousers and vests to match, very choice
exigencies of the public serfice.1
north spit, high and dry at low water. She was
"Sir, having seen your letter of in- meet the
lows:
Light tweedcoats from 7s. 6d. to 88s.
lor
Saturday
16t)x
inst.,
out
on
the
weekji
towed
THURSDAY MORNING-, sth OCTOBER. structions for the expedition to Waiapu, But the case is somewhat different now>
Dark
do.
purpose of being employedin aiding the lighterbecause,after three years' war, theGovern-wo
learnfrom
the
But,
of the Alhamhra.
as
ing
Black sacs
"Hokitika
19th; inmakingthe MAJOR VON TEMPSKY ANDTHE Ihereby tender my resignation, as ment know where to find men whosereputaofthe
Advertiser"
Black Alberts
return trip inwards with her freight (in tow by
oannot possibly serve under tho con' """New
GOVERNMENT.
I
tionhas been gainedin the Colony, when an
patterns in Crimean shirts suitable the steam-tug Yarra) she Btruck on the sand
Major Von Tempsky
for summer
bank, and, there being a considerable sea on at Thbouqhtheinvestigationrecently madeinto ditions stated."
important
post is vacant, and there is, there*
the. time, she was washed on the north spit, thecase ofMajorVonTempskyand theForest argued before the Court, "that the ques- fore,
White shirts
an opportunity to make a judicious
where shenow lies, thua adding one more to the
obeyed or disobeyed this
Colored do.
heavylist ofthe pastmonths wrecks. When the Bangers, has closed without any decision tion whether lie
dhoice
of officers for promotion. Majqt
Men's hosieryin wool, merino, and cotton Dolphingrounded, the Yarra wasunable to move having been arrived at, yet it is a matter of order cannot be raised, inasmuch as he was
Tempsky
Von
is amongst .the foremost
An immense variety of black and colored hovt and. it was necessary to cut the tow-rope, and
toldon the 23rd to do a certain thing on the
public
satisfaction
that
the
are
posses*
now
in
class,
to
her
fate.
The
sincebeen
should not therefore
cargo
leavoher
has
in'ithis
and
Alpaca coats, very cheap
' "■■"'."
24th, Hecould notdoit on the 23rdbecause
safelylanded.
of
as
much
of
the
a
concerning
sion
real
faots
"
Ministers mayhard!
passed
vests
haVe
been
over.
Summer
The Weat Coast Times"-ofthe21st, mentions
ordered to doit on the 24th, and on
Captain Fraserto
preferring
Men's andboy's hats in great variety, new thatthe schooner Tiger came to grief onSatur- very painful affair as are ever likely to be he waaday,
hadreasons
for
the order was rescinded, and Major
shapes
day,16th inst., whils^lyingalongsidethe Alham- statedin openCourt. Theevidence adducod that
Tempsky,
judging by what;
Von
but
in lightering heir cargo. A very heavy sea
another issued inits place." Besides,he did
Gent's drab and black Paris hats, just bra,
enough,
was
meagre
but
when
viewed
in
not be an \
public,
made
it
would
haa been
was on, and she.carriedaway her foreyardin the
opened
first place, and, in tho second, got,atremendous connection with other oiroumstances, it is not refuse to obey, but simply tendered his easy task to justify an exercise of patronage
Scarfs, ties, collars,braces, gloves
resignation. If the Defence Minister had
shaking against tho large? yoßse}, ep 'n'fuch so, in sufficient to show pretty dearly
the merits of
whichmakes a junior officer a Lieutenant* |
White and colored pocket handkerchiefs, fact, as.to causa her ty leak considerably. We
reiterated the same order, and Major Von Colonel,
as
informed,
Major
cannot
vouch
for
the
between
cprreot'
Tempsky
are
but
the
case
Von
and places under arrest a gentleman \
henunod
ness of the statement, as ho direefceommunication and the Government. Hitherto wehave re- Tempsky had refused to obey it, the case
has been hadfromfshore to her or vice versa,that
mi^hthavebeenverydifferent. Butfrom some whoheld higher rank because he deolines ta |
the crewleft her in the tug that took away tho frained from commenting on the subject,but
thus alighted /
Alhambra's passengers, leavingonly th© captain now that the enquiry hag closed, the time unexplained reason, the resignation was serve aGovernment whioh has
TONKS & LEWEBS,
on
board.
thowholeof
yesterDuring
boy
and a
/
refused, and the order withdrawn, so his services.
day the showedsignals of distress by flying her has arrived to do so.
Lambtov Quay.
Bather more than a fortnight ago, Lieuensign with thounion jack down, but the sea was
V.C.C.
two heavy for any boat to go to her assistance. tenant Westrup was sent to Wanganui, for
gnle of last night it was thought that
At 2 o'clock.
ANNUAL MEETING of the Victoria During the
could
save her, and that she wouldhave the purpose of getting the company of Forest
nothing
in
tho
Town
Board
Cricket Club will beheld
GOODS.
Custom
House
."Rooms,
Sale
AND
FASHIONABLE
and
run
for tho beach, but wo arc glad to Bangers there to proceed to theEast Coast.
slip
the
Commercial
NKW
THIS
at
to
Hall,
EVENING,
At
Room, OddFellows'
say that such was not the case, and she rode out
Quay.
half-past 7 o'clock.
originally raisedinAuckthe gale safely. It is probable,however, that sho This force hadbeen
J. C. STODDART, Hon. Sec.
as
which,
her
cargo,
good
FURNITURE.
had
to
sacrifice
a
dealof
HOUSEHOLD
land for service within that Province only,
in tho case of theDolphin, will raise some knotty and under Von Tempsky was of great use
FOR UNRESERVED SALE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. points in reference to the question of general inscouring the busliand driving the natives
average.
JUST OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
A. BARNETT will sell by public
A Fleet or Eight Stbamkbs within view forth from their fastnesses between AuckARRIVED.
2
on Monday, October 9, at
at once on the West Coast.— A year ago and
auction,
—
OCTOBER.
o'clock
the West Coast rarely saw a steamer. Beyond land and Waikato. Being engaged for a
Various Lots of
3, Phoebe, s.s., 416 tons, R. n. Ferguson, from the Buller, the West Coast then was practically a special service, they not only obtained the
HouseholdFurnihu-e
terra incognita, towardswhich no hopes or aspiraPicton, Nelson, Taranaki, andManukau.
Lever Clocks
AND
LEWERSi 4, Pearl, cutter, 12 tons, R. Williams, from i tions were directed. It is very different now; privilege of being employed solely within the
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9,
at all on the part
THE
j
ALFRED —
TONKS
Glassware
Tinware
Plated Goods,
&c,
&c.,
—
Terms Cash.
&c.
EDWARDS, in consequence of
continuedill-health, has beenobliged to relinquishbusiness. Fromhis. creditors, he trusts
GEORGE
they will be forbearing for ten days or a fortnight.
tho
To his debtors, he hopes that they will paysame
amount of their respective debts within the full.
time, to enablehim to meethis creditors in
A PARTMENTS for Gentlemen—Two Bed_£JL rooms and a Sitting-room furnished, with
attendance. Apply, oflice ofthis paper.
WELLINGTON and WAIRARAPA MILITIA
DISTRICTS.
Militia Office,
Wellington, 4!h October, 1865.
Commanding Companies will bo
(food enough to send in their pay abstracts
and acquittance rollsto the Militia Office as soon
as possible.
1
JOHN; S. KIRWAN,
Captain and Adjutant,
OFFICERS
Wellington Militia.
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NO IICE.
willbe received at tho Provincial
Council Library, until Saturday at Noon,
for Binding the Acts and Proceedings ofthe Provincial Council, Session13.
Specifications may be seen at the Council
Library,each day, between the hours of eleven
and one.
GIBBES W. JORDAN,
Clerk of Council.
Tuesday, October 3, 1805.
npENDERS
J
COURT OF APPEAL, NEW ZEALAND:
given that sitting of
is
Zealand,
NOTICE
of Appeal of
Court House, Liimbton
held
a
the
hereby
shall be
New
Court
within the Supreme
Quay, in the City of Wellington, upon Tuesday,
the twenty-fourth day of October, instant, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, when all persons
Having business before tho said Court, are rcouired to give their attendance.
ROBERT 11. STRANG-,
Acting Registrar of the Court of Appeal
of New Zealand.
Wellington, 2nd October, ISGS.
NOTICE UNDER THE PATENT ACT, 1860.
is hereby given that
application
of
NOTICE
has been made by
Auckland,miller, in accordance with the Patent
an
Joseph Rodley,
Act, 1860, for the issue to him. Letters Patent,
to him exclusive right to prepare an
"granting
JEratedFlour" for thepurpose of making light
andnutritious bread without the aid of yeast.
And any person or persons whomay wish to prefer any objection to the granting of such Letters
Patent are hereby required to send within four
months from the publicationhereof to C. Knight,
Esq., of Wellington, M.D., being tho person ap-
pointedfor thatpurpose,under tho provisions of
the said Act, a statementin writingsetting forth
the grounds ofsuch objections, subscribed with
his or their proper name and address.
ANDREW BEVERIDGE,
Solicitor, Auckland, Agent.
September 21st, 18G5.
TO CARPENTERS.
npENDERS addressed to the Chairmanof the
JL Town Board, willbereceived up to noon of
Tuesday, the10th inst., for the buildiug of an
opendrain for tho stream through tho Market
Reserve from the North side of Manners-street
(Messrs. Kebboll's), to thoSouth side ofDicksonstreet. Labor only.
Plans and specifications to be seen at tho ofEco
ofthe CitySurveyor on and after Thursday, the
sth instant.
R. M. SKEET,
City Surveyor.
Town Board Offices,
LambtonQuay,Oct. 3, 1865.
, ;for sale,
section nq. 17 makaradistrict.
r|iUiJLS desirable property consists of ONE
X,:, HUNDRED ACRES or thereabouts of
finely,timberedland, with a good road passing
along the front of it. It isdistantabout six miles
fromtheCity of Wellington, and cannot fail to
become very,valuableas populationincreases,
Offers for the same will boreceived till the 15th
current, addressedH.R.R, care of
C. B. IZARD,
Solicitor, Wellington.
SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAMS.
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
A
FEW half-bred Sliropshire Down Ram
Lambs. Price £5 each. Ton or more
£4i each.
These Sheep combinelong and fine wool with
large carcass1at twenty months, superior mutton,
aud are v.fcry prolific. They took the prize over
allother claSses
of long woolledsheepinEngland
'?
W. L. LUOENA,
Featherston.
2nd Sept.,1865.
~
'
ON SALE.
p? HIGHLYfinished stationaryhorizontal lugh
pressure Steam Engines, singlo and
double cylinders, 8, 10, 12 and 25 horse
power.
15 single and double power Crab Winches,
mountedon cast ironframingwith very
powerfulgearing.
£/
Photographs,tracings, and specifications ofthe
above can be obtainedfrom
,
W. &Gh TURNBULL & CO.,
AGENTS JOB
C. D. YOUNG & CO.
Wellington,Aug. 89, 1865.
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5
THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 5, 1865.
—
THATCHER.
Assembly
Cost of Taking the Census in Auckland. they are held, "Wellington took a more than
HisHonobthe Stjpebik*endent.— HisHonor r Bail.— The membersof tho General
in
ceremony.
auspicious
The
the
ordinary
ProSouthern
abstract
interest
following
of the
Cross makes the
Dr. Featherstonhas been for many weeks past a i intend giving a baU to tho residents
of that portionof the census return referring to Long before the appointed hour the approaches Ob late, Wellington lias been a little dull from a
has with the excep-■ vinco onMondayevening. Tho ParliamentHouse
invalid,
though
and
lie
great
therefore
In both,branches of the Legislature yester- tion of two or three days, been able to attend to willbe arranged for dancing,and the Committee the Province of Auckland. It says, the totalcost to St. Paul's Thorndon, and the Church itself dearth of public entertainments, so we
who, accomwelcome
the
Thatcher,
of
were
appearanceof
for
this
Province
was
whom
withdrawing
visitors,
many
July,
procuring
by
the
returns
crowded
1865,
among
from the onerous dutiesof his post, yet such attention rooms will make very convenient
census
day a despatch, dated 26fcli
1858 was £1,271 2a. 3d.j of which £170 10s. members of theGeneralAssembly, andnearlythe panied by Madame Vitelli, Mr. Small, and Mr.
Mr. Cardwell to his Excellency the has in a great measure augmentedhis illness. It rooms. A largenumber of invitations have been in
was paid to tho enumerators; £692 18s. 4d. to whole of Wellington society. The Church was Oakey, has come to mako a short stayamongst us.
Governor, was read, a copy of which j is now necessary that he should have some slight issued, and it is anticipatedthat the Ball will be
and for contingencies; £326 Is. very tastefully decorated, and what with the At HokitiiaandNelson, he performed to excelthe
sub-enuuierators
givenby
being
a great success, as much care is
we have not yet been able to ob- j relaxation, and for that purpose ho will take a Managing Committeeto haro everything, in the for compilingandclericalassistance;and£81 12s, flowers, the evergreens, and the brilliantdresses lent houses, and made, we believe, a very successhis
tain. It generally approves of the policy trip to Napier. While absent from town
lid.for printing and stationery. The census re- of the ladies' presented a niosfc pleasing picture, ful campaign. Let us hope that a eimilar good
best possible style.
public
tho
f
still
in
spent
forwarding
time
will
bo
for
and
renewed
orders
turns for 1861 are stated as having cost £1,201 which, lightedup as it wa3 by the noon day sunIfortuno may fall to his lot in Wellington.
Ministers,
gives
of
interests, as when at Napier, ho, inconjunction " MilitiaandVolunteebs.— A General Govern16s.
troops.
It
also
3d.— £so to enumerators, £886 Bs. Bd. to bore very much the appearance of being seen IThatcher's reminiscences of the West Coast are
withdrawal
of
the
the
with Mr. M'Lean, will do all in his power to' ment Gazette published on Tuesday contains an
very amusing, and worthy of quotation:
touches on the misunderstanding between facilitate the purchase of the Manawatu Block. officialnotification of tho dismissal of Lieutenaitt sub-enumerators; £204 Os. 6d. for compilation ; through a kaleidiscope. The bridal party drove To the West, to the West, where the
diggers
and
and
were
the
eleven,
up
half-past
£61
7a.
Id.
for
The
census
at
met
at
printing,
&c.
His Excellency and General Cameron, and
repair,
from the Militia |
—
Colonel
Charles
Cecil
Rookes
by
bridegroom
and his suite. Miss There's no flies about it, the gold is all there,
Resident Magistrate's Court.. Mr. C. J.,;Service of the Colony. Another Order from the taken in 1864 cost £1,489 Bs., being an increase entrance the
"expresses regret that such should have
, of £218 over tho coat in 1858, divided as follow : Fcatherston leaning on her father's arm followed And chaps who'vebeen digging a veryBhortwhile
Mr.j
yesterday,
i
tho
Bench
Pharayzn
occupied
Defence Office gives Captain James Fraser oftho
taken place between two gentlemen oc- :
£114 to enumerators; £1088 16s. to sub- by hor ten bridosmaids proceeded to the church Walk into the Bank and disposeof their pile.
Dudley Ward being at the Hutt. Only a few: Napier Militia his Brevet Majority, the Comcupying distinguishedpositions in the pubenumerators ; £286 129. for compilation. Tho the way to which wa9 strewn with flowers, where Where the rainfalls in torrents, and leaves such
was
dealt
of
which
with,
one
minor cases were
a flood,
lic service. Mr. Cardwell holds out no hope ! a case ofdesertion fromthe Asteropo,tho desertert mission to date fromthe 23rdult.
cost for printing and stationery is not given the indissoluble knot was tied by the Right Andyou sleep on theground, and your mattrass
is mud ;
thathe willbe able to obtain from Parlia- John Ackerman, was sent to gaol for twelve Indemnity j?ob ColonelLogan. It may be for 1864, and it is statedin a note that it is be- KeverendtheLordBishop of the Diocese.
of Wanganui lievedthere are some amounts still unpaid, the The bride was dressed in glace silk trimmed Whero a fresh in theriver may come down some
Mr.
Moore
rememberedthat
James
guarantee
for
Imperial
weeks.
ment the additional
day,
was imprisoned by Colonel Logan, of tho 57th particulars of which are not known. Even mak- with swansdown. On hor headBhe worea wreath And
the loan,and calls attention to the fact that
very near sweep Hokitika away.
Danger.— At the meeting ofthe Town Board
Regt., from the 15th of April to the 24th, and ingan allowance for these,however, theincrease in of orange blossoms, with a long tulle veil extendChorus— To the West, &c.
first
million
has
for
guarantee
on
the
Surthe
Commissioners held on Tuesday, tho City
thatimmediatelyonhis release,Mr.Mooreentered cost over1858 is not greater thanmight havebeen ingto the ground, and in her handshe carried a Tothe West, to the West, where the ships run
Colony.
by
rejected
danger
the
much
was
occasioned
veyor
"certainreasons been
remarked that
an actionfor damagesagainst tho Colonel. We expected from thepopulation. The totalcost for rechercMbouquetoforangeblossomsintermingled
ashore,
He also adduces certain arguments against by tho throwing out of refuse matter into tho notice in theGovernment Gazette published on tho threeyearsis £3,962 6s. 6d., which, consider- withjessamine. Her sisters, and theMissesRiddi- Of wrecks we have witnessedtwo dozen or more;
bushrangers congregate, as you've been
the extraordinarygrant inaid for the next 1public streets. He instanced a case, whichhad Tuesday, thatHis Excellency the Governor has ing the wayin whichour population is scattered ford, Carroll, Bathgato, and Johnston officiated Whore
'.'
told,
tho previous morning, when tho declared that under the Act for indemnifying throughout the Province, is not a largersum than
occurred
on
for
solicited
Colony,
four or five years
the
as bridesmaids,and were attired in whitetarlctan And simple bank clerksare deprivedof theirgold.
were much startledby
in
tho
Hutt
'bus
horses
havebeen expected..
persons acting in tho suppression of the Native plight
from theImperial Government by the Colortrimmed with bouquets of violets and pea green Where beefs eighteen-pence, and where diggers
' '
some empty tins which wcro blown by the high Insurrection, Colonel Leganis scatheless.
I devour
,
private
-\
i
letter
in
the
[ruclie.
and
Pleasant.
A
Cardwell
Cool
Ministry,
finally
nial
and
Mr.
windsall along tho beach. The 'bus, Mr. Skeet
Busty bacon, and bread made of vile damaged
cays : Norfchcroffc's son had; " The ceremony ended, the bridal party passed i flour:
sets his face against the cry for Sepa- said, was about to start, and was detained by the Auckland and the Hokitika Trade.— -Ths i\Taranaki Herald
narrow escape at Opotiki;the bullet hit and? through a line of friends, whoso good wishes How pleasantin Nelson to get a nice rest,
ration on the part of the Auckland people, I rostiveness of the horses, which wore much Neio ZealandHerald says .—We are losing ou* !]a
[flattened
itself against the buckle of his belt.'; ■were audibly expressed, to the carriages which 'Steadofknockingit out intheLand ofthe West.
leaves
for
the
by every vessel that
Chorus To the Weßt, &o.
and states that Her Majesty's Government, frightenedat thounusual spectacle presented to consumers
saw'him put his hand to hisj rapidly drove off to the residence of the father of
Tempsky
whether1 Won.
questionable
it
than
South,
but
is
more
liis picture ofNelson :
again
This
is
; 1'>mach, and said Are youhit ?' He answered;
as at present advised, will support to tho them.
push
onr
the bride, wherethe wedding breakfasthadbeen
wo are taking corresponding steps to
—
place
There's
that bears a well-knownname,
a
preserving
not much hurt.' Oh,' says Yon' laid out. The cake did credit to Mr. Peter
utmost the Colonial Ministry in
Yes;but
Rhodes' District. We beg again to draw lost trade into new fields. It is not because ouri
'
It's a very charming spot;
the unity of the Colony.
attention to tho fact of a meeting of persons in Auckland mon leave us for a time forJHokitika, I ;jTempsky, if you are hit there, it is all up with Laing'a establishment, and was a greatpoint of But insleepinessit's just the same,
And trade seems gone to pot.
district to bo held this evening at tho that we shouldallow them to take their custom fyou :' comforting, wasn'tit?"
attraction. After breakfastDr. and Mrs. Men"the above Head,"
three-pennydrinks,
Thorndon.
from our stores. We, too, can follow them with Teaffic by the Isthmus op Panama. We ziea drove off to Karon, where they will spond They've comeaslow as;
Queen's
A
rum
no
mistake
go,
MR. STAFFORD'S SPEECH Court op Appeax. A sitting of tho Court of our goods, as wellas Dunedin or Canterbury, yet have printedto-day an article copiedfrom a New theiy honeymoon, followed by the heartfelt good The folks are slow, and. Thatcher thinks
we do not do so. For one vessel that leaves York paper,on the construction of a second rail- wishes of all who have such kindly recollections It's time they began to wake.
ON SEPARATION.
AppealofNew Zealand will be held within the Auckland
or the Manukau for Hokitika or the way between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans ; ofthe fair bride.
Chorus It's a drowsy city,denyit who can,
Supreme Court-House, Lambton-qnay, on Tues]
'Tisthehomeofa sleepyNelson man.
the Volunteer|
afternoon
Grey, ten leaveDunedin. Wo take up a paper and we have seena private letter speaking of a In the course of the
'
A
day, tho 24th inst., at 11 o'clock.
Stafford,
day
to
the
in
containing
only
Blnpping
marching
in
a
letter
addressed
the
news
of
one
while
Dr.
FeaCompany
past
Mr.
gentlemanwhohas lately returned to this colony Rifle
Bank op New Zealand. We observe that the Dunedin, and wo find that seven vessels cleared fromEurope by way of Panama and San Fran- therston's residence wore halted by His Honor ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Nelson Colonist,complains tliafc the report of
from Hokitika and cisco, who states that the trafficis enormous,and and regaled with champagne, which they quaffed
"his speech (reprinted from the Indepehdent), transfer-books ofthe above Bank will be closed out for, and nine entered in,trade,
pushing
is
and Dunedin
to thehealthofthe newly marriedcouple, whomj Our columnsbeing impartially open ■wo do not hold our-which appearedin that journal of the 19th from Monday, tho 16th inst., until Tuesday, the the Grey. toThis how to do it. It is true a dailyincreasing. There canbeno doubtbut that we also heartily wish every happiness.
selves responsible for the opinions expressed by oar cormen
seem
know
j the openingof thePanama route will direct a
respondents.
;
ult., is "a travestied absurdity," and re- 31st inst., for tho compilation of half-yearly
dividends, andnotice is market can be overstocked,but itmust be remem- large amount of American capitaland enterprise
lists
and
calculation
of
quests theeditor to state that it isincorrect.
given to shareholders that unless specially pro- beredalso, that itis not Now Zealandmen alone to NewZealandand the Australiancolonies.
MR. STAFFORD'S SEPARATION SPEECH.
Whatever Mr. Stafford may say about a vided forin the transfer, tho dividend will bo who are flocking to the West Coast gold-fields.
JewishPbesentation. "We takethefollowing
(To thoEditoroftheWellington Independent.)
TOWN
MEETING.
BOARD
—
Australia,
and
speech more than a week after it was payable to theperson in whose name tho shares A rapid emigrationhas set in from
Argus ofthe11th instant :
fromtheMelbourne
Sir,—My attentionhaving been called to th©
delivered, we have no hesitation in 'assert- stood at the closing of the books, no transfer sub- before the summer shall have fairly set in, there Yesterdaybeing tho19th day of the month Elul,
followingletter, which has appearedintheNelson
weekly
meeting
The
the
Town
usual
of
Board Colonist, and which seriously affects niy profeswhich,
ing that the report of it was almost literally sequent to thatdate carrying accrued dividend. bids fair to bo a large population, and one
5625, according to the Jewishreckoning,a some- Commissioners was hold at 3 o'clock onTuesday sional reputation,I
have to request that you
a high average of wages, will consume
earning
whathe uttered on the occasion. Theeditor Opening op the South Makaea School
what interesting ceremony took place at the afternoon, in the Town Board Offices onLamb- willallowmetoreply thereto,through themedium
largely.
Shearith Israei Synagogue,Bourke street west. ton Quay, when the following members were of your columns. Igive the letter Ihave re"of the Nelson Colonist was in the On Thursday last, the openingof this Institution
Alleged
op
Find
Gold
in
Thames
This
was the presentationand dedication,accord- present :— G-. Hart, Esq., Chairman; J. Drans- ferred to,inits entirety:
the
House at the time the speech was spoken was colebrated by a tea meeting in the school- The —
the 21st ing to theHebrew ceremonial, of a new Sepher field, Esq., Treasurer ; Messrs. Bishop, Jaeka,
(TotheEditor of the Cownist.)
andthe factof his sending our report of it to house, whichis a neafc and substantial weather- Distbict. The New ZealandHerald of
following : A deputation waited Torah, or Book of theLaw, which, according to Plimmer, and
inst.
the
has
Sib,—l
notice in the Colonist of 19th instant,
in
whichr
building,
district,
childrenofthe
Quin.
Ws own journal,is a strongproofthat he con- board
upon tho Civil Commissioner,Mr. Mackay, to as- ancient custom, had been writtenin ink on rolls The minutesof thelast meeting wereread and "what purports to be a report (in the firstperson)
sixty,
regaled
to
number
offifty
or
were
with
the
sidered it accurate and trustworthy. IfMr.
ofmy speech onMr.Rußsell's resolutions. I
pre«
was the gift of Mr. Joseph
plum cake and tea, there being an abundant certain what truth there was in the report of at Jerusaloin. Ifc
confirmed.
sume this was copied fromthe Wellington IndeStafford willrefer to tbe Southern Cross of supply, andto which they did ample justice. If fifty ounces of gold having been found in the Aarons, ofMelbourne, to this synagogue,in fulfilpendent—verbatim. Asyou must know, what I
COEHESPOHKENCE.
the 20th ult.,he will find another report of smiling faces are to bo taken as an indication of Thames, published in the two dailypapersof ment of a promise made at thisappointment toan
didreallysay was travestied absurdlyin that—so
a letter from His Honor called—report. lamthe more ashamedof what
his speech, furnished by the special reporter pleasure, they enjoyed themselves most heartily. yesterday, and was toldhe knew nothing of the Ihonorableofficein connectionwiththe ceremonies The Chairmanreadforwarding
plans of the Iam there made to say, because notice has been
of the Jewish year. The the Superintendent
of that journal, which, though slightly differ- At five o'clock, theparents ofthe children, joined matter before hereadit in thedailypapers. Tho |i attending tho close
streets in the calledto my speech inmore than one newspaper.
drainage
and
of
various
leading
sewerage
was crowded, almost all the
Would you therefore, as Editor of the Colonist,
ing in one or two phrases, is other- by the friends ofeducationfrom Terawiti,Karori, Provincial Government have determined upon synagogue
assisting a prospecting party to work for tho HebrewsofMelbournebeingpresent. The seats of City, Also, one from Mr.Luxfordinreply to a bo goodenough to state that thereport—as pubpartook
of
district,
portions
andother
ofthe
also
language,
same
meaning,
wise the
in
'
occupied by Mr. Samuel Lazarus communication from the Board. Mr. Luxford lished in the IndependentandColonist ofthe19th
cheers but not inebriates.' The present on the ground in theKauaerangadistrict, honor were
style, and length. JSTow, when we the cup that
Mr. Solomon, treasurer ofthe con- appliedfor an extension of time for theremovalof —is not correct ?
president,
Mr.
WalterWilliamand
previouslyprospected.
not
tea and cake wore excellent, and the arrangewouldhave taken nonoticeofthe matterhad
speech
a
taken
reports
two
of
After
theusualafternoon service,con- a slaughter-house, as a newone was in course of it I
gregation,
find
not boon that, the alleged report in question
ments calledforth general admiration, the room son is entrusted with the management of the
him.
Also
one
from
Mr.
Nesbitt
by
by two thoroughlyqualified reporters, to be being tastily decorated with tho palm tree fern work, and the men with him are experienced ductedby the Eev. H.D. Marks, who has lately erection
beingin the first person, it might be supposed
colony, the minister and officers of complaining of a nuisance. Also one from that it was reliable, andthat Iagreed withit.
and
arrived
in
the
goldZealand
Victorian
miners,
alike,
both
in
New
nearly
probability
the
is
that
both
ao
and flowering■wreathsof the season. After tho
Co., informing the
am, <kc,
Snow- the congregation,robed in talaths, or fringedgar- Messrs. Jacob, Joseph &
I
are accurate. If our reporter made the tablos were cleared,Mr. J. B.Reading was called fields. They will leave this day, in thebetween
their
power to stop a
anything
Board
that
in
E. W. Staffobd.
to
thehoran
or ark,
ments,
hakowdish,
proceeded
trading
in
one
of
the
cutters
flake,
or
report atravestied absurdity," it is scarcely the chair, who, after a few introductory remarks,
on theirpremises,in the
complained
nuisance
of
tho
law,
kept,
sephorim,or
whore
the
booksof
were
Auckland and tho Thames. They will bo proWellington, 22nd September,1865.
likely, infact itis impossible that another calledupon Mr. P. Monaghan, the Chairman of
several, and carried them in their velvet occupationofMrs. Phelan, shouldbo done. Also
Committee, who gave a very satisfac- vided with material and implementsfor blasting, took
the
School
I
took the report of the so-called speech," and
taking down the same speech would commit
cases, enriched with gold and silver inscriptions —one from J. P. E. Wright, Esq., pointing I
unhesitatingly affirm that it wasnot absurdly
at tho expense of tho ProvincialGovernment.
statement
the
of
the
school
tory
of
establishment
past
road
leading
condition
of
the
Ohiro
and ornaments,to tlie door o£ tlis synagogue. Th.c out tho
-exactly tKe same mistakes- 3V£r. Stafford
travestied," but that it rendered faithfully fcha
which only requires tho collection of a few outBallin Honob ot the OuicEßa or the 65th
Farm. Also— one from Mr. Barber words uttered by Mr. Stafford on the occasion of
-does not point out any particular standing subscriptions to mako the Institution Regt. The /Southern Cross of tho 22nd ult. new Sepher was then received by tho minister, G-oafchurst
Isay "words," because Icould
moved to the centre, of applying for a license for his slaughter-house* its delivery.expected
error in the report, but calls it gener- freo fromdebt. Mr. Fawcottnoxt addressed tho says:— Last evening aballwas givenby M. deLa and then the procession
be
to describein a Parliamenhardly
time as anotherhose should
Whilethis was done thominister or for one until such
synagogue.
sobs, and gushing tears,
choking
the
the
report,
tary
—
easily
ally inaccurate, a charge aa
meeting, urging the necessity of educating the Poer to the officers of tho 65th Regiment, who
chantedthe verse Open for megates ofrighteous- be erected. Also one from tho Warden of the which thehon. member indulged in during his
and
the
advocating
was
a
generation,
rising
England.
There
tobacco oration. Ihave given Mr. Stafford's words
ore about to leave for
made as it is difficult to answer. If any young and
ncas, that I
may enter them topraisetheEternal," Gaol, enclosing anaccount of£3 16s. for
not his manner—and if, onreading his speech, it
cause of complaint existed, Mr. Stafford establishingof Bands of Hope and Penny Banks large"assemblage ofthe officers at present in gar- andothers appropriate totheoccasion. Of course for tho prisoners.
is found to be deficient in close reasoning and
McLevy, on rison, andladies. The excellentbandoftho14th
districts.
Mr.
J.
country
in
the
time,
when
should have pointedit out at the
the service was almost entirely in tho Hebrew
COMPI^-INTS.
succinct statement, the fault is not mine, bufc
a
vote
Committee,
played
behalf of the^School
tendered
a number of
Regt. was in attendanceand
the procession moved sevon
Mr. Stafford's.
Afterwards
tongue.
enquiry could have been made anderrors
that,
of thanks to their Chairman, Mr. P. Monaghan, quadrilles,polkas,&c. Dancing waskept up with
The City Surveyor informed tho Board
The hon. gentleman,inlub letter to the Editor
rectified. As the case stands, a letter is pub- for the great services he has rendered them in great spirit until a late hour. The caterer was times roundthe synagogue,andeachtime apsalm acting on instructions ho had warned Messrs. of the Nelson
Colonist, does not point out specififor the purpose, was chanted.
cally,
alleged
Kircaldie
the
errors inmyreport, buthedeals
Clark,
lished in the Colonist of the 29th ult., im- establishing the school, andalso to those friends Mr. Charles Canning, of Shortland-street, who ofDavidselected
Messrs.
Co.,
and
Mr.
The minister and tho choir chanted alternate Pickett
generalities—an easy wayof bringing a charge
pugning the accuracy of a report which ap- who had so kindly assisted,by thbir subscriptions provideda sumptuous collation, servedwith great verses, and the choir beinga good one and the and Stains, andMessrs.Tonks andLowers to re- in
whenproofof its truth wouldbe somewhat diffiof their respective stores cult. Heis also singularlyunhappy in bringing
pearedin the Independent ofthe 9 th, twenty and attendance at the opening meeting. The taste and elegance.
voice wonderfully strong and musical, move all goodsin front
ministers
by
whichblocked up the footway, and that in every forward his only shadow of proofas to theincor4ays earlier. We trust the nert time that above having been suitably acknowledged
The Mubdebebs of Fulloon. The follow- andhisenunciation distinct, the liquid Hebrew case, except by the latter firm, his instructions rectness ofmy report. Inhis letter,Mr Stafford
a vote of thankß was given
Monaghan,
Mr.
Mr.Stafford imagines himself aggrieved he to the Chairman. As a finale, the middle ing is an extract from a private letter printed in words were rendered with a remarkable effect. hadbeen followed. Tho consequence of Messrs. says," As you must know, whatIdid really say,1*
was travestiedabsurdlyin that so called report.
Trillhave thecandour to make his complaint ofthe room was clearedand dancing commenced, theNew ZealandHerald,onlynowreceivedfrom The sephorim was next returned to the ark, and Tonks andLewer's conduct was, thatother store- Now,
sir, Mr.Luckie, the editor of the Colonist,
sentences
in
August
far
back
certain
pronounced
though
dated as
as
the minister
at once. In the present instance we are which was kept up until 10 o'clock, when the Maketu,"
beach said, if other parties' was, 1believe, in the gallery at the time Mr.
the
keepers
on
who went inland, j exaltationofthe Godof Israel. Mishabiruch, a
permitted to remain on the footway Staffordmadehis spceoh. Mr. Stafford himself
of opinion that his statement is entirely party broke up, every one present being well 23rd : Tho party ofnatives
murderera, came down the verbalceremonial by which certainof the congre- goods are also,"
editor must know," and yet that
to
Fulloon's
capture
and had at once replaced the says that the
ours shall
without foundation, and that the reports in pleasedwith their evening's entertainment.
very editor actually selectsmy reportof thehon.
BTaracnga'road (Tarawera to Matata), they had a gation offered gifta for charitable purposes, in balesand cases which they hadremoved.
gentleman's speech in order to lay before Mr.
the Independent and Southern Cross are PencarrowHeadLighthouse.—- Tho follow- smallbrush at Parawai on the way, killing one honor of the donor ofthe new Sepher, was then Mr.
moved, That the Clerk of the Stafford's;constituents that gentleman's views on
Dransfield
much more likely to be accurate than Mr. ingia fromMr. Balflour's report onNew Zealand and woundingthreeoftho enemy. The Parawai said, andafter a prayerfor the Queen and Eoyal
know that this speech didnot get
be instructed to walk through the town Separation. I
into the Colonist by accident,but that it was eeStafford's recollection of a speech, which Lighthouses: While engagedin thesurveyoftho Pa being too strong to attack, they continued family, the minister preached an appropriate Board
against
out
immediate
summonses
to
take
words, and
lectedas a truthfulrecord ofMr. Stafford'sviews.
was delivered when the hon. member was Strait to ascertainthe bestline for the telegraph their march to the Awa/ andeffected a junction sermon, inEnglish, takingfor his text the
any person before whose doors any goods were Again, sir, comparethe report which appeared
perfect,
Eternalis
andrefreshing
encamped
Thelaw
ofthe
250,
who areall
happened to pass this lighthouseby night with the ether party of
almost completely overcome by his feelings. cableI
found." The motion was carried nem. con., and in the Independent with those of the Southern
and, as the light seemed very poor, at Captain opposite three pa's. Te Matapihi, Oheu, and to tho soul." The service was concluded by the instructionsissued to the Clerk to go round on Cross of the 20th ult., and the New Zealand
direct
Mr.
Stafford's
attention
to
a
We
Herald, both of whichjournals have Bpecial rewe landed to examine it. Omarupotiko, aro distant from their extreme minister andchoir chanting the 50th Psalm, and thefollowingmorning.
letter on the subject, which will>be found in Kennedy'ssuggestion
music,
here, and you will find that my report is
the
porters
to
ancient
Jewish
singingHallelujah
third
700,
200,
the second
and tho
We found the keeper duly on the watch, and front, tho first
TASMAW
STBEET.
for wordidentical with the reports
almost
word
another column.
everythingbeautifully clean and in good order, 500 yards. They are not very strong, but they originality and sweetness of which were very
papers.
in
those
Some of theSouthern journals
Board,
on the
andprebuttho flamo of the lampthough very white and aro allislands in the great Bwamp, and nothing striking to unaccustomed ears. The value ofMr. Mr.Howardattended
also copied the report fromthe Independent, and
£8, which had been sub- as some of the proprietors of those journals are
clear,was miserablylow,being only1£ inchesfrom can be done without a gun and boats, the three Aaron's gift may be statedat about £60, and the sented a cheque for
to
the
£22 alreadysubscribed members of the House, and had an opportwenty
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
of
about
in
addition
scribed,
productive
theburner to the top, whereas the standardheight contain about 50 or 60 men. Te Hura and all mishabiruch was
worksinTaaman-streot- tunity of testing the correctness of niy report?!
out
ofthe
carrying
for
the
guineas.
is from 3fc to 4inches. Thisfully accounts for tho the principal of poor Fulloon's murderers are
of its being thus republished, affords
Majob Von Tbmpsxy. Tho CourtofEnquiry
of the delay that had the wet
complained
In doingso he
poornessof the light, as if the lamp be in itß there, andalso Patara, whois recruiting for the
strong evidence that, to say the least of it, Mr.
havingclosed its sittings, tho case of Major Von proper positiononly the mereragged upper edge EastCape war. They make a display of 12 or
takenplace informingthe road. Tho CitySur- Stafford's statement is unfounded.
Twice Mr. Stafford inhis letter indulges in a
was instructed to inspect and report on the
Tempsky is now left to the decision of HisExcel- of the flamo is sent seawardthrough the centralor 13 flags, three of them, including a Union Jack,
OF MISS FEATHERSTON. veyor
kindof querulousremark respecting the speech
condition oftheroad.
lency the Governor. TheMajorthough atliberty lenticular part ofthe apparatus, all below being aro supposed to be trophieo brought by Patara MARRIAGE
being reportedin the first person. Why, sir, £
to move about, is stillunder general arrest, and wastedon the sky, while if the lamp has been fromthe East Capo. Kereopais at Opotiki. A Tuesday
MABKBT EESSEVB.
actuallyreported thatspeech in the first person
last willlong be remembered by many
cannot leave the town. As tho decision has not raised to remedy this defect, theupper and lower part of the Whakatohea are gone to the East
am prepared
Stafford's ownrequest,andI
community; it broke all sunshine and Mr. Jacka moved, "Thattheculvort through at Mr.
of
the
the
conversation
which
give
particulars
to
the
of
jet been given matters remain in exactly the prisms must fromnecessity by their construction Capo to assist the Hau Hau." Parawai conthe morning gave promise of one of those hea- tho Market Reservo bo at onco formed."
place betweenus whenhemadethat request.
took
same condition as they were when ho tendered be entirely useless. Tho whole of tho optical tains about40 men; it is situated on the Tarawas
motion,
which
venly days which are the heralds of the coming Mr. Quin seconded the
Mr. Stafford therefore has, Ithink, but little
his resignationto tho Defence Minister.
arrangements, including the lamp, require a wera river (the same as Te Awa and Te Atua), spring. And it was indeed a day one of those carried.
reason to complain on that head.
I
do not,sir, for amoment, wishit to be underChobal Society. The annual general meet- thorough examination and readjustment, and it about 9 miles above the other, which is a mile bright sunny ones upon -which men loveto look
DBAINAGH.
that Iclaim for myself infallibility in
stood
ing oftheSociety willheld at 7 o'clock this even- wouldbe very desirable to bring thetrainedlight- from the sea."
the
City
suggested
that
Sur- the exercise
back—a day when the earth and all on it looked Mr. Dransfiold
of myprofession. lamliableto err,
1 Hall
forthe purpose of keeper, so wiselybrought out by tho Otago Goingin theOddFellows
Members of the bright andBmiling. The gauzy clouds oforino- veyor should report on the sewerageof the City. andhaveerred, butmy practice headways been
The
PiotonTownBoard.—
take the frankly andopenly to acknowledgearfferrorwhen
electing a Committee of Management for the -1 verrunenfc, to this stationfor a month at least, to
Board seem tobe a queerlot. At a line oe'rtopped by radient faces, all eagerly Ho consideredthat the Board should
ensuing year. The firstrehearsal of the seasoni instruct the keepersin tho really difficult art of Picton Town to elect some new members, turned towards Thorndon, and the deco- matter into consideration,and even if they had Ihave been convinced that Inavemade one;
meoting
recent
but it iB hard, very hajd,to xebut a general
willcommenceimmediately after the mooting.
maintaininga high, but clear flame.
several gentlemen worenominated and amongst ration of all the veaßels in the Bay to borrow money to perform the alteration in charge of incorrectness.<q One thing,however, I
that it was a file day, and that the sewerage and drainago,it should be done. have learnedduring a somewhat long connexion
Cbioket.— Tho Victoria Cricket Club will1
Mana Lighthouse. Mr.Balfour reports :— others a Mr. Harriß. Mr. Harris however showed
hold their annual meetingat 7.30 this eveningin 1 Mana Lighthouse ia erected on the north-west would'nthaveit. "Ho shouldbesorry toconnect| some interesting ceremony -was about to take The Chairman coincided withMr.Dransfield, with the preßS, and that is," that somehon.gentlodo not wishwhat thoy said to be reported,
theroomin the OddFellows'Hall, lately in the 1 ond of tho Island, at an elevationof about450 ft. himself with euch a lot. There was only one j place ;and oo there was, for that morning, Miss but thought that plans and estimates should be men
they meant to say,and in support of
but
what
occupationof the Town Board, when a Captain 1 abovetho Bea, andBhows a fixed light all round decentmanamongstthem. (Criesof name,name.) Letitia Anne, the second daughter of His Honor prepared andlaidbeforethe ratepayers.
this
I
wouldask
Mr. Stafford whetherhehas any
of the Field, Secretary, and Committee for th« (oxcept whereinterceptedby land) for a distance Yea,he wouldname. Ifc was Mr. Jeffreys. He Isaao Earlo Fealherston, tho much reflpeofced Mr. Jacka moved, That it iB desirable that recollectionof anhon. gentleman being accused
ensuing year, will be elected. Spring has now ofabout 80 miles. It was permanently lighted wasan honestman, and everyonebelieved in him, Superintendent of the Province, was to be mar- the open drain commencing at Mr. Howe'sBhop, of havingcaused to be published in one of tjho
so called report" of a speech
going ried to the Hon.: Jamoo Alexander Bobertson in Willis-street, should at once belaiddown and Nelson papersa"
fairly set in, and before long we shall find the *
been
deliveredat a publicmeeting
in the beginning of February, and its total cost, but not in any of the others. He waanot
have
alleged
to
of Southland and completed."
elevenin the field,when we hope to have some including stores, road, timber dwelling-houses, to mix himself up with such a set." Diogenes Menzie», late
in that Province, which was very different from
Council.
i
Legislative
now a member >tt the
The motion waa carried.
pleasantmatches and good play to report.
the speech actuallydelivered P
cost of erection, superintendence, &c., &c, hat withhis lantern searchedin vain for an honest
length
letter,
of
of
Hia
Honor
for
the
for
the
this
lixa.
report
Apologizing
residence
The
thenread
his
City
Surveyor
the^prolonged
From
Captaik Vine Hall.— This gentleman ro been approximately £5,061. It shows a very man," but Mr. Harris has been more fortunate
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Dr. Feathewton and hia family in our paat week,andthe meetingadjourned until Tues- sir, Ac.,
a
Josbph Exax*»
possesses
which
contrasts
witt
There
as
it
light,
hope
Picton,
long
is
for
as
favourably
October, 1865.
r
excellent
4th
turned from Nelson in the Phoebe on Tuesdaj
ia
which
day
together
respect
next
frith the
Jeffreys.
tho adjacent light onPencarrow Head.
evening.
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THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 5, 1865.
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of that particular part of tho sifce, but lie could not helpthinking that it was 9
ordered that a Billbo brought in to give effoct circumstances
BILLS PASSED.
IIGovernment didnot give the guaranteo for theirj
Colony whero tliis Railway was to be constructed( very great pity that Ibe hon. gentleman did not
SELF-RELIANT" IGNORANCE.
resolution.
to
the
of
gettingit
depended
sold
, loan, the only chance
were such as would warrant the Houso iv con- think of those views, wfacto he had now enunciThe following Bills wororead a third time and
NEW PBOYINCES BILL.
show that
ated weeks ago, whenthe House had more time
(To thoEditoroftheWellingtonlndependent.) passed:— Mayno PensionBill;Provincial Corpo- chiefly on whether they could
this railway.
structing
for
the exigen- The House went into Committeoon this Bill.
—
they wero making provision
;
The NATIVE MINISTER (Hon. Mr. Fitz- at its disposal to considera qaestionof such animSi-R, Ishould fool obliged if you wouldL> rationsBill ;Provincial Constabulary Bill,Master cies of the country, by increased taxation Dr.
MONRO in speaking to tho goncral gerald) said— The question for them to consider portant character. Admitting the valuo of the
, kindly insert tho followingremarks in your issue and Apprentice Bill; and Town Reserves Exnot. He was aware that the country was character of the Bill, sa\d that ho waa one of was, whether questions of this kind were to be general principle laid down by tne hon. gentleor
change
Plymouth).
Bill (New
of to-morrow.
heavily taxed already, but when it went in for those who rememberedtho Colony askingfor self- brought before this House or beforoProvincial man, he (Mr. FitzGerald) was not quite sure that
observe that His1
In the Gazetteof yesterday I
IN COMMITTEE.
j
such luxuries as £3,000,000 loans and large set- government, and that at the timo, ho thought
it woro right to bring thorn beforo it wouldbo wisefor theHouse to assert the*printhe Governor has been pleased to
the tlements, it must expect to be bo taxed. Heknew they wcro rather premature in asking for that Councils. Ifthey must
Committee
on
Council
then
wont
into
Tho
-s 'Excellency
1
recollect that they did so ciple at the present time. Ho was not sure that
appoint Captain James Frascr to be Breeet! GoldFields Act Amendment Bill and tho Distil- it was not a popular cry to go with to a general Bolf-government, but the event had proved the this House
that local knowlcdgo which was possessed the hon. gentlemanhad not failed to show that it
without
have been thirty not
Major inihe Napier Militia ! I
Ministry
would be fallacy of his doubts, and now he thought that by Provincial Counoils. The undertakers of this was desirable that principle should be affirmed
Bill, after which it adjourned.
election,but the present
years inthe service, and this is (lie first time I lation
worthy of carrying on the Government, if they the outlying districts were quite as muchentitled railway werenot made into a Corporation liable now. He took exception to the terms of the
; have ever seen such ridiculous nonsensegazetted ;
quailedfrom doing their duty on such considera- to separate Government, as the Colony was at
be sued, so that were any private indi- motion, andwould inquire whatthe hon. gentle! it will excitethe mirth and derision of the officers HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. tions. This was their position, they wouldnot that timo entitledto ask for self-governmentfrom to sue or
"
injured
by this Company ho could not man meant by Parliament?" (Mr.Stafford—
I
vidual
how
little
the
forces
and
shew
of
Regular
here,
i of
governthe country unless they had tho means
tho mother country. Looking at the various Buo them. There were two waysof dealing with AllParliaments.") The assertion that is waft
Tuesday,
3,
■
the
most
October
1865..
about
ordinthe Defence Ministerknows
doing so. It was an unpleasant thing to ask % districts, he saw that there were somo of them of matters of this nature, either that all railway contrary to the usages of Parliament, was not
! ary details of the service. A Brevet gives rank c The Speaker took the chair at noon.
to tako physic or to pay taxes,but they were tho most different character, and demanded undertaking should come before thisHouse, and true, ao far as the Parliament of New Zealand
man
it
often
regiment
;
! in tho army and not in the
not like an hon. member opposite who said off- entirely different laws from each other, one re- .j if they took that course they must lay down was concerned, because that Parliament had
PICTON AND BLENHEIM BAILWAY BILL.
] occurs that the junior Cnptain of a regiment may \
the quiredlaws to regulate its Gold Fields, another i Standing
ofpersons holding
of hand, that he could see his way to saving
Orders protecting private interests, or always acknowledgedthe rightthe
Mr. RICHMOND brought up the reportwas
j be a BrevetColonel in the army. This appointso many thousand pounds. Ifhon mem- requiredlaws to rcguiate cattle trespass, and on
Crown, tohold
under
country
which
of
emolument
Bill,
places
must
conthey
discharge
>
on
this
on
tho
otherhand
thoir
menfc, therefore, which appears designed to give the Select Committee
to such a saving, they should these grounds they had a right to ask for local
gentleman
their
way
Legislature.
bers
saw
The
hon.
seats
in
the
responsibility
altogether,
and
so
tho
', this officer rank in the New Zealand Militia, only
Benches, but the present self-government. Now was it right, or would it j sciences ofwhole
home
Treasury
they had
tho
them
that
in
the
occupy
country
"
Mr.
had
told
(Hon.
onus
of
such
on
undertakings
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL
throw the
gives it to him in his Regiment," which is unthe ob- |Ministry, not seeing their way to it, had to con- be beneficial to tho Colony, to give them thisself- j Provincial Councils, and supplement the powers passed a vory largonumber ofActs on this sub■
t Sewell) said, thnt tho reporthad not met
is
another
and
a
;
and
absurd
but
there
draught
heard of
to ad- government. Thero were two ways of looking
the former sider what was tho most pleasant
of such Provincial Councils so far as they were ject, but he seomedto havelost sight of the facts
i more serious view of the circumstances under « jectionsraised by the Houso whensuggest
that minister to the patient. Ho believed Stamp at this question, one was the Colonial, and the unable to carry theso matters into effect. Ho that the 116 Acts passed by the Parliamentof
He
would
'
,
brought
was
up.
report
gazetted
been
ns
Brevet
Captain
Frasorhas
which
of Duties to bo the best form of taxation, which ro- other the Provincial point of view. Looking at wouldvote against the Bill at its third reading.
Great Britain during two centuries and a half,
Major. Everyone understood the other day thatb the reportbe printed and placed in the hands
to them to adopt. It was perfectlyclear !it in a Provincial point of view, lie would point Mr. D. BELL said this was the first time when were designed to check the overwhelminginflu» members for consideration before it was adopted. nmincd
In
the
not be raised with- !out whatwouldhavebeen the constitutionalmanhe had been' made a Licut.-Colonel.
of members. It
said, that the report was that the CustorasD uties could
the House sought to give powers to construct a ence of the Crown in the return
official evidence given on Major Von Tempsky's j Mr. CARLETON
between the Commons
groat oppression and hardship, and Stamp ner of dcalingwiththe question. When the Consti- Railway,
out
fight
along-continued
for
re-consiwas
the
Committee
a
was
not
in
existence.
body
back
to
Select
to
which
Court of Enquiry, ho (Major Yon Tempsky) is 3 referred
been given as Duties appearedto him to be most advocatedby tution Act was formed, tho Governor was told to He hoped the Housewouldreject the Billon the and theCrown— the Commons struggling to get
directedto proceedsomewhere "andreporthimself f deration,but no instructions had
was tobe re-, political economists. Thoy were not easy to constitute six provinces in the Colony, butho was thirdreading.
rid of the influence which the Crown possessed
report
the
former
portion
of
to Lieut.-Colonel Fraser." Has ColonelFrnser, to what
evaded, and did not give the dishonest man not directed to divide the Colony into six prabo
merely
referred!
in that House by means of pensioners and placepresent
report
they
ought
give
to
Mr. CARLETON said
man as in the case of vinccs, and by doing so, he committed a gross
then, been supersededin his rank ? If not, the 3 considered. The
honest
over
the
advantages
and
House,
the
companies
of
to men. It was a long-continued struggle that exevery encouragoment to private
Defence Minister must be making a barefacedI" the Bill to the consideration
the Income Tax, and moreover they would bo and fatalmistake. What was intended, was this, bring incapital into every part of theColony by hibiteditself in various forms, untilit shewed itreport.
the
former
defended
public
and
regain
fearing
ground,
lost
attempt to
collect. If any reduction was mado in thatsixprovinces wore to be made, andthat theso carrying on such works as this. He hoped that "self distinctly in that celebrated resolution
MINISTER (Hon. Mr. Fifcz- easy toStamp
opinion more than he docs truth, wishes by the \ Tho NATIVE
Duties, it wouldbo necessary to alter provinces were to be mado in thesettloddistricts, if a
increased,
he these
of
when
his,
it
no
said,
was
business
successful attempt were made by a private That the power of the Crown has
Gerald)
t
, publicationofthe Gazettein question,to shewthat
the Customs, but on the otherhandif theseduties and as settlement proceeded, each settlement company to carry out this work in tho province is increasing, and ought to be diminished.'*
to
tho
Select
the
Bill
back
the
of
Lieut.moved
reference
'Captain Fraser never was appointedto a
would not propose any increase would have been made iuto a province. As it
to point out the part oftheBill winch were passed, thoy
Marlborougli, thatevery encouragementshould The lion, gentleman could not shew that
Colonelcy,and that Major Von Tempsky's reasoni>" Committeereconsidered,
in the Tariff. They -wished to render it as little was now carried on, every new province that was of given to such enterprisesiv other parts of the in that House the paid servants of the Governwas
of
that
the
business
for not going and reporting himself to Majot should bo
objectionable as possible, and to alterit to some made, was viewed with the greatest jealousy by be
it highly proper to estab- ment were influenced by that Government, lookthe promoters of the Bill.
Fraser, his junior, was founded onerror.
raising somedutiesandloweringothers. the motherprovince. Lookingat thismatter from Colony. aHe thoughtto give encouragement
extentby
the majorities
Bill
stated
thatthe
to ing especiallyto the smallness of
said,
PHARAZYN
the
— aye,
precedent
Mr.
Ihave,however, in my possession a note from
Stamp Duties were not allowed, Govern- a Colonialpoint of view,he thought that tho past lishsuch
these
If
obtained
even the
a
comthe
Government
by
private
bo
constructed
The
Bill
far
as
ho
could
which
companies.
as
the Defenco Office (Capt Holt) which settles the railway was to
wouldleave it to other hon. memberswho creation of new Provinces had been beneficial to private
the Company wished tohave somogua- ment
as much benefit to Marlborougli as majority of one, by means of which the hon.
learn
was
of
question, and shews that Major Atkinson is -3 pany, but means
they
could carry on the Government tho Colony. The operationof the Now Provinces that
the Goof this Bill, that theirinterests thought
ranteeby
which was givon by tho House to the pro- gentleman, for some time, conducted
attempting to gull the public:
so, and would wish them all Act had been beneficial to tho Colony, and wero
vernment of tho country. He (Mr. FitzGerald)
ns well as those of thopublic. without money to do
protected
be
vince
of
Auckland.
inthe
1
should
me
that
ifofficers
Colonial
woulddeßervo.
"It appears to
it not repealed, it would still he thought be
said, hehoped that tho sug- thesuccess thoir superiorcleverness
Tho ATTORNEY-GENERAL (lion. Mr. thought thatif thohon. gentleman hadgoneinto
service do anything for which they are praised,[ Mr. RICHMOND
would Inanother Session theymight possibly makepro- so. Ithadits defects, but ho hopedit wouldnot Sewell) said that the way in whichthis Bill had facts and figures he would have found that those
the
Attorney-General
Hon.
gestionoftho
God
little
they immediately
' been treated was iust the reverse to what had receiving pay from the Government and holding
the Houso was posals
* think
* * themselves
" for reducing the taxation,whereasa cheap be entirelyrepealed.
We have just had a x not be pressed, as the time of a question
Almighties.
of a Jack Ministry wouldprobably get the country Mr. BRODIE moved as an amendment, that been done with the Auckland Waterworks Bill. seat 8 in that House were those who habitually
it
was
close,
a
andthat
drawing
to
Tempsky."
instance of this in Von
notable
askfor another an additionbe made to Clauso 2 to this effoct.
"Because,
of Marl- into a terriblemess, and have tothought
it was originallysought to confer opposed them. There was no greater difficulty
forsooth, Government didnot think: railway or no railway for tho Province
that the Providedalways, that this Act shall not interfere In the latter,
loan. The present Ministry
carried
or
not.
Bill
was
body
whether
the
a
not yet formed. This however the Government ofNew Zealand had to contend
borough
on
fit to appoint him to supersede a man who is -5
public should feel what they had to pay, for that with any proceedings whichshallhave takon place powers
was not done,butpower was given to tho Super- with than in dealing with these same gentlemen,
;
acting most gallantlyat Waiapu, but made himi The report was then agreed to.
tend
in*Government
when
economy
would
to
under the former Acts prior to the passing ofthe intendent to do it, but in the present case the whoseemed to consider themselves wholly indePETITION.
Von Tempsky's senior, he lias refused to go with 1
thepeople wero toldthat loans wouldbo raised present Act.
Superintendent brought in tho Bill, and then pendent,and wouldif any attempt weremade to
a
from
resigned
petition
his Company,and
his command."
Mr. CARLETON brought up
which their children wouldhave to pay, there Mr. PHARAZYN said he would oppose any afterwards powers were sought to be conferred on influence them at once come to the House and
Commanding-in-Chiel
Rangers.
Until there is a Colonel
was no thought given to the general good of the
William Jackson, a Major in theForest
amendmentas anysuch additionallowedpcr- a non-existing body ofshareholders. Ho opposed claim protection. Why only two or three days
appointedto conduct the discipline,and canyout fc The petitionstated that he was empowered to Colony, but that would not be the course of con- such
sons whohad begun a -wrong course, to go on the Bill.
ago the hon. member for Wallace rising in hia
the
detail
that
secretary)
militai'y
raise a corps under certain conditions, and with. duct of the present Government. With these with it. Were he only speaking as a Wellington
' (assistedby a proper
had drawn attention to whathe considered
place
After
a
few
from
Mr.
Richmond
in
remarks
the
3
Forces,
of duty devolving Upon the Colonial
opinions they would not be afraid to go to the representative, he would have no objection roply,
those conditionshad not been fully complied
a breachof privilege,andhadreadaletteraddressed
was
and
Bill
was
read
question
the
put,
>'
the
justlj
policy of self-reliance which Mr. Weld so
The petitionprayed that tho House wouldtake hustings. In conclusion the hem, member said to the amendment, but tho present Act, a third time and passed, on a division of 28 to him from a subordinate Officer claiming that
! that they would not consent to put themselves allowed a few political agitators to get up a
prides himself on introducing, will fall to the 3 tho case into its favorableconsideration.
hon. member's vote and interest against the
against 7.
ground. I
shouldthink theDefenceMinistermust
in a position to carry onthe Government with- demonstration on tho appearance of the most
LEAVE OF ABSENCE,
Government from whose service he had been disanc;
WANGANUI PETITION,
credit', to themselves, or benefit to the trifling evil, and cryfor separation. The people of
see that public opiuionisturningagainst him,
out
granted
was
to
the
missed.
The hon. memberforNelsonhad failed
following
absence
that his resignation would be considered the mosl b Leave of
Mr. STAFFORD presented a petition from to prove that this much dreaded influence ofthe
Wanganuiif cunsultod, wouldrather wait, and as
Wilkin, Mr. L. Walker, and Mr. country.
satisfactory thing lie lias done, since his ill-timed1[, members.—Mr.
referring
Wanganui
to the Government had existed or did exist in Now
Mr. GLEDHIEL said he didnot object to the a Wellington man, he wouldsay, that it wouldbe certain persons in
accession to office. Iam, sir, your obedient Butler.
ideaof taking physic in the shape of taxation,but beneficialto Wellington to get rid of Wanganui, action taken by tho Government with reference Zealand. That hon. gentleman had been in the
Cecil Rookes.
servant,
LAW PRACTITIONERS ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
he objected to tho quantity. He was in favor of as it hadbeen nothingbut an expense, but as a , to the memorial for separation last year from Government of the country for five years, and
TheHouse went into Committee on this Bill. Stamp duties, and thought a great deal more matter of principle, ho would object to tho that district, and praying thoHouse to reviewthe notwithstanding the high constitutional doctrine
decision andopinion thereon given, andtakesuch which the hon. gentleman held, ho (Mr. FitzMr. IIAUGHTON
— proposed thatthe following wouldbe raisedfrom these duties than was esti- amendment.
PROMOTION IN THE COLONIAL ARMY." clauso be inserted: That any gentleman who mated. The hon. member whosaid he could see Mr. BRODIE said, tho hon. gentleman who steps as woulddo justice tho petitioners.
gerald) would venture to assert that any little
Petitionreceived.
had boon admittedto the degreeofB.C.L. orM.A., his way to making a reductionof £240,000 in tho had just sat down, although ho dealt only in
influence which tho Government then possessed
Cambridge, orDub- proposedexpenditure was acting unkindly both generalities, yet shewod in a very strong manner,
'
"*
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS OF OTAGO.
\ in the Universitiesof Oxford,
would have been used if required, but he would
""■^'
(To theEditorofthoV
it to the hon. irember whether he ever got
lin, ehould be entitled to bo admitted as a bar- to the House and country in not making the that ho did not wish for Wanganui to be sepaput
—
The
(Hon.
Major
;
POSTMASTER-GENERAL
v\ fv d -ice given bj
Sir, Having seeZealand, manner ofit known. Inconclusion Mr Gledhill rated from Wellington. He went on to speak
'
at the request ofMr. Eeynolds, laid ono rag of support from tho use of Govern" ristcr of the Supreme Court of New
Eichardson)
beRns-i't
'Vomotion"
Mr. Thomas
after he shouldhave passed such examination as proposed tho omission oftheitembeforethoCom- ofundue pressure boingput on many of tho in- on tho tablo two mapsofthe electoraldistricts of ment influence, would ho tellthe Housethateven
1 lately nt the 3 providedin Clause 6, of the Law Practitioners' mitteo.
fore tho Board of V...
his majority of one was derived from such a
habitants of Wanganui who had put their names Otago.
plv'l
that
unfaii
Barracks,
it
an
Militia
toitho separation petition to make them remove
source ? He (Mr. FitzGerald) thought not. The
Act,1861.
spoke
WARD
on
what
had
Mr.
CROSBIE
rules
FIJI
PETITION.
oi }
comparison was forced on 'tween the
gentlemanhadreferred to the last debate in
some slight discussion,
their names.
After
and
said
ho
did
not
hon.
Premier,
fallen
from
tho
promotion necessary for a period o£ formation" Mr. PIIARAZYN moved as an amendment, think it was seemly for the Government to say Tho POSTMASTER-GENERAL (Hon Major Mr. C A.RLETON presenteda petition from a the EnglishParliamentrespectingthe desirability
of an army, and a time such as the present.
that instead of the persons mentioned as eligible
their stand on this Stamp Act Richardson) would vote for tho amendinont ; Fiji native, who, on the occasion of the murder of excluding the Master of the Bolls from the
"
Now any act of superseding,must strike at the5 for barristers, the followingbe inserted :— Any they would take
and tho ex- on the same grounds as he had voted on the i of Mr.Fulloon, assistedMr. White to escape and Commons, but that debate was not upon the
proposedexpenditure
beforeall
the
interestsof men who havo attainedclaims on the 5 person admittedas a graduate of any University isting sources of rovenuo were considered. Tho Manawatuquestion.
sacrificed his property in so doing, praying for question whether a paid Officer of the Govern'
country by several years service for it, of tho UnitedKingdom."
compensation,but the Speaker ruledthat it could ment should have a seat in that House, but
some further discussion,
After
question
should
not
consider
tho
ofadCommittee
whereasin formingan army,claimsfor promotions3 Mr. RUSSELL moved the addition of the ditionaltaxationuntilithadgrantedsupplies,which Mr.BUNNY said he would vote against the s not be received, unless presented by Ministers whether tho Master of the Bolls' decision as ft
or appointments can necessarily be based only1 words "or of any of the British colonies."
from His Excellency, as Judge might not beinfluenced by hisholding a
wouldrequire it. The Committeewished to know additionproposed by tho hon. inomber for tho i with a recommendation
uponservices performed in other countries or at
political position in the House. He (Mr. FitzThe
Clause
as amended, was ordered to stand from the Colonial Treasurer, whoso duty it was Gold Fields, and he hoped that next session a i it prayed for a grant of public monoy.
byegono periods claims in fact, which may 7 part of the Bill. The Bill was then reported to
DISTRICT BOARDS ACT,18G5.
Geralddid not deny that the time might come
specially to deal with this question, whetherthe billwould be passed by which justice would be 1
justly be set aside for services performed in this3 Ihe House with amendments.
at its lowest point, and done to all the outlying districts, whethor they
whenit wouldbe desirable to pass an Act similar
proposedexpenditure
was
was
read
a
first
time.
This
Bill
country.
couldat present demand separationor not.
to that now wished to bo introduced by thehon.
CROWN LANDS LEASING BILL.
tariff
was
to
bemaintained
NELSON
whethor
the
Customs
LAID
ON
THE
CapTABLE.
When Ensign Von Tempsky was made
PAPERS
member, but he didnot think it desirable to pass
Mr. JOLLIE proposed an amendment in one
This Bill was read a second timo and ordered at its presentrate.
tain after three months hard service, for this s
tho clauses, by which tho Act wouldonly como
The POSTMASTER-GENERAL (Hon. Major it now. The peculiarityof legislationin England
of
Lands
Committee.
be
to
the
Wasts
The
COLONIAL
TREASURER
Mr.
(Hon.
referred
country, in its most critical period, the men Ikc to
somo timo after the passing of it,, Richardson) laid on tho table the followingre- was this they always metpracticaldifficulties by
Fitzherbcrt) said thathis hon. friends had not into operation
superseded were with hardly an exception mcv 1
SOUTHLAND WASTE LANDS BILL.
Wanganui and other districts might ; turns to order a return relating to lands taken, practical measures, and when a grievance was
that
so
point,
to
Committee
tho
clearly
stated the
who had seen no service at that time in this 3 This Bill was read a second time, and referred quite
thoy had already taken for undor the Settlements Act, and a return of copies shewn to exist thoy at once set to work toremedy
at issue. It was not in the opinion,of the Go- benefit by the action
country ; those who had, shared with him th< 0 to tho Waste LaiidsCommittee.
;which amendment was adopted by of all correspondencerelating to the appointment it. Now if the hon. gentleman had shewn a
separation
or
question
getting
£30,000
of
vernment a mere
advantages of that periodof rapid promotion.
of Captain Greaves in the Mai-ino Board and as grieranco he (Mr. FitzGerald) would have
uawke's bat militarysettlers bill.
£40,000 extra for the revenue, but they had to Mr. Brodie.
Iam, &c.,
i Collector ofCustoms at Akaroa.
discussion,
some
further
Mr.
Brodio'a
After
been the first to have joined with him
Faie-play.
Tho report oftho Committee on this Bill was go beyoudNow Zealand, in the'assertion of a self amendment was rejected on tho voices.
remedy it, but the honreliant policy, which they wished to disseminate,
FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOB in endeavouring to
DESPATCH
agreed to.
Tho Houso then divided on tho clause, when
gentlemanhaddone nothing of thekind ;he had
THE COLONIES.
Bill ordered to be read a thirdtime on next in order to stand well in the money market at the
numbers were Ayes 23, Noes 15.
not shown that any grievance existed, which
sitting day.
homo, and to secure that assistance from tho
Mr. JOLLIE then proposed tho addition of a
The POSTMASTER-GENERAL (Hon.Major calledfor such a remedy as he proposed. The
prohoped
which
he
to
yet
Home
Government
PETTY SESSIONS BILL.
clause, by whichit should be enacted that a Richardson) read a Despatch dated 26th July, hon. gentleman said that ministers ought to have
y
cure for the Colony. Tho Government said that new
The amendments made by the Committee in they believedit was extremely desirable to aidin- certain proportion of their territorial revonue 1865, fromMr. Cardwell, which waslaid on the introduced this question to the House, and he
this Bill were agreed to andmade part of the
bo expendedin all outlying districts. Tho i table andordered to be printed.
further alluded to the practice which prevailedin
direct taxation by direct taxation in the ehapa of should
Englandof sendingback ministers to their conCOLONIAL DEBENTURES.
the clause moved by thehon.member was : And
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Bill. ordered bo road a
andif
it
shouldbe
found
that
Stamp
Duties,
Bill
to
third timo on next Estimates could not be reduced, tho Government whereas for the removalof discontent, tho better
The COLONIAL TREASURER (Hon. Mr* stituencies on taking office. Now ho (Mr. Fits
Tuesday, Octoher 3, 18G5.
sitting day.
of the resources of the Provinces,! Fitzherbort) laid on the table further corres- Gerald) could not help thinking that to be
desirous ofrelievingthecountry fromfurther development
were
of tho several districts thereof
NATIVE LANDS BILL.
The Speaker took the chair at 2 o'clock.
cent. Deben- anunnecessary constitutional safeguard. It did
indirect taxation by the means of direct and the protection
themselves, it is expodient,that such pondence with regard to tho 8 per
seem absurd after a ministerhad been chosenby
The Houso then went into Committee on this taxation whichwouldreach many who woro not as between
tures.
DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT.
the verdict of the House and the wholecountry,
of districtsshould receive a certain fixed proportion
reached
and
would
also
be
tho
means
BUI.
On the motion of the COLONIAL SECRELOAN JOB SLIP AT OTAGO.
of their territorial rovenuo, andthatRoadBoards
thathe should go andsubmit himself to the conpeople.
mass
of
the
He
relieving
the
COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.
. TARY (Hon. J. C. Richmond), a SelectComthat the House would assent to this should be constituted within tho same for tho 1 Mr. MACANDREW asked tho ColonialTrea- stituency of some pocket borough, and if the
hoped
mittee was appointed to consider the propriety o\'f The House thenresolved itselfin Committeeof
funds to be received
to secure a seat, then a piece of
of the Government which was to show purpose of expendingtho
whether or not in the event of the Provin- minister failed
. -amending TheDebtors andCreditorsAct 1862," Ways and Means on the proposedStamp Duties. policy
upon district roadsand bridges, andotherobjects . surer
the monstrous jobbery had to bo perpetrated, to
at
that
New
Zealand
was
deterGovernment
undertaking
capitalists
home
cial
of
Otago
with leave to confer with a Committee of the J
Tho ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Hon. Mr. H.
her debtß andto payher waydes- of specialutility to the inhabitants of such dis- erection at Port Chalmers of a Patent Slip or onablethe minister to goback to his seat. The
House ofRepresentativeson the same subject.
Sewell) moved,a duty of Is. on any agreementor minedtoredeem
officer»|
difficulties
with which she was sur- tricts."
Lift, capable of accommodating vessels of hon. gentlemanhad spoken of Provincial
pite
the
Tho POSTMASTER -GENERAL
(Hon. Shiplargest
minute
or memorandumof agreement under
a sore subject for the hon.
evidently
any
but
that
was
prepared
willbo
class,
BILLS PASSED.
rounded.
'. the
theGovernment
hand only wherotho matter thereof shall be of Mr. REYNOLDS trusted that the Houso Major Richardson) proposed the adjournment to recommend the Imperial Authorities to grant gentlemon,for b.3said thathisresolution was not
The following
Bills wereread a thirdtime and 1 the value of £5 or upwards, whether the same would
—
insist
on tho Customs Tariff being fixed ofthe discussion,;as it wouldbo muchhotterto a loan in aid of such erection in terms of the framedso as to exclude Provincial officers and
passed: Electric Telegraph CommunicationBill;;■ shall Only be evidence of a contract, or obligatory
bring in a concurrent measure to that affect.
why ? Becauseif that hadbeenthecase it would
beforo they proceeded with the Stamp Duties
ColonialDocks Loan Act1865."
audPost-OfficeSavingsBanks Bill.
on the parties fromitsbeing a writteninstrument, whichhe was prepared to vote for in a modified On tho question thatprogross bo roportod, the
(Hon. W. have ensured seven more votes against his BilL
COLONIAL
TREASURER
The
together with every schedule, receipt, or other form.
whichthe
. . Houso divided, when the numbers wore Ayes Fitzhorbort) said that a portion of tho Dispatch Here,then, wasa practical grievance
BILLS BEAD A SECOND TIME.
matter put or endorsedthereon or annexed there- The POSTMASTER-GENERAL (Hon. Major 19, Noes 22.
hon. gentleman had displayod to tho House, and
a
answer
to
that
give
complete
read
would
just
"
The followingBills were read asecond time :— to. Provided always that where divers letters
The Committee then divided on tho new clause question. The Government could not be expected yetho told tho House that he couldnot remedy
Mayne Pension Bill;Provincial Council Powers i shall be offered in evidence to prove any agree- Eichardson) said that in due course he would| proposedby Mr. Jollio Ayoa18, Noes 22.
Ho (Mr. FitzGorald) andhishon. friendshad
requirements
the
Tariff
when
the
ofthe
produce
to solicit a loan from tho Imperial Government it.
DeclaratoryBill ;Provincial ConstabularyBill. ment between theparties who shall have written public service would justify him in doing it. If On tho enacting clause boing road,
a no influence which they could bring to bear on
a
when
it
had
been
refused
for
such
purpose,
The Council then went into Committeeon theso> euch letters, it shall bo sufficient if any ofsuch
said thathe hadno objection to guarantee for a loan contracted undor peculiar thoao hon. gentlemen who held seats in that
tho Stamp Duties produced the sum estimated, Mr.toBRODIE
and other Bills, after whichit adjourned.
letters shallbo stamped with a duty of 2s. 6d.
part offer this clause, seeing that tho House had [ circumstances at a timo of great difficulty and House, and yet wore Govemmont servants, but
slightest
there
was
not
tho
intention
on
the
Mr. BRODIE said, that it appearedto him of the Ministry to increase the CustomsDuties. determinednot to do justice to the outlying dis- danger.
what could he say of Provincial influence when
fromcalculations whichhehadmade, thata much At the same time he would state that if hon. tricts.
ho saw marchingthrough the doorofthatHousethe
Wednesday, October 4, 1865.
Blight
reported
discussion the Bill was
larger sum would be raised on this item alone gentlemenopposite, thought that they could con- After a
Superintendentof a Province attendedby five or
DISQUALIFICATION RESOLUTION.
The Speaker, took theChair at 2 o'clock.
than was contemplated from all tho items to- duct the expensesof the Government on a more withoutamendments, and was ordered to bo road
is
moved,
that it contrary to six of his officers whom he made to vote just as
Mr. STAFFORD
gether, and contended that the Government had economicalBcaleit wa9 their bounden duty to the a thirdtime to-morrow.
Parliament, and derogatory to the ho pleased. That was the fact, and then they
the
of
usage
COSC-EGE BEODES.£EAL ESTATE BILL.
not taken sufficient pains to obtaindata to guide
of the constituCOMPENSATION TO J. W. H. WILLIAMS.
to at once assume the reins ofoffice.
character and estimationof this Houso, that any prided'themselves on thepurity
On the receiving of thereport of theCommittees thorn in estimating the amount which wouldbe country
Colony. He wouldhoweversay that
was then resolved that the items of the \
to
i of its members should hold any office or place of tionof the
agreed
It
Tho
was
That
followingresolution
on this Bill,it was agreed that certain suggestedI raised.
schedulebe taken seriatim.
in tho opinion ofthis Committee ifc is desirable> profit or emolumentin thepublic Service ofNew it would bo found that that Househadbeen comamendmentsin it, should be transmittedto Mr. " Mr. CREIGHTON askod whether the Govern- The amendment
movodby Mr. CREIGHTON that compensationbe granted to John Wm. H, Zealand. Tliis House is therefore of opinion posed from first to last of men in the pay ofthe
Justice Johnston, which the Committee did not b ment had made any calculation of tho amount on paragraph 1 of tbe Schedule, was negatived Williams, on account of damages arising from i that with a view to securing tho freedomand in- Government of tho Colony, and yet there never
adopt, as it appearedto the Committeo that bj7 which wouldboraised under thisitem?
suppose that
a division.
breachof contraot by the Canterbury Association. dopondence of Parliament, and guarding ita hadbeen one shadow of ground to
. adopting them thoy wouldhave given an opinioni The ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Hon. Mr. H. without
The Committeedividedon the first resolution And a Billto give effect to tho resolution was dignity and authority,no personwho sh,all hold theso men had over been influencedin their votes
ontho validity ofthe Bill.
the
Sewell) replied, that it was impossible to formany in the Schedule,imposing a stamp duty of Is. on brought in and read a first timo.
any officeor place of profitor emolument(except by the Government. EveninthePress thatmost
be raised agreementsunder hand, whoro tho matter shall
charged,
estimate
oftho
amount
which
would
the
never,
opposition
had
furious
as
time
be
held
in
connection
may
DESPATCH FEOM THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOB
such
for the
under any item. The Stamp Duties inEngland be of thovalue of £5 and upwards. Ayes, 21; WfIriLINCHON StfPEBMB OOTTBT 3ITH BILL.
a Minister of theCrown inNew ivotes ofthose gentlemon had been influencedby
THE COLONIES.
with
tho
office
of
'
a
time
population,
and Noes,16.
and ordered
roalised 6d. a head of tho whole
This Bill was road second
the hon. gentleman now
Zealand) or who shallhave, in whole or iv part, jmeans againßt which
The COLONIAL SECRETARY (Hon. J. C, on that premises, tho Government had come to Inlandbillsof exchange,draft or order for the to bo committedon next sitting day.
wished to^protect the House. After some further
public
contract
account
of
service,
on
tho
any
Richmond) read a despatch, dated 26th July,, the conclusionthat thesumraisedinNew Zealand payment to the bearer,or to order at any timo KBW ZEALAND SETTLEMENTS AOT AMENDMENT should be capable of boing elected or ,of sitting remarks the hon. the Native. Minister said that
1865, from Mr. CardwelltoHisExcollency,which i wouldbe whatthey had estimatedit.
i
desirable to
BILL.
otherwisethan on demand, for any Bum not exor voting as a member of this Houso, during tho his own opinion waa that it was not
Mr. CREIGHTONmoved, thatthe word"five" ceeding £50, Is.
was laid on the table andorderedto be printed.
enter into the consideration ofthe question first
, '.''!
or
[
enjoy
This
Bill
waa
considered
in
Committee.
timo
that
ho
shall
hold
or
office
any
and tho word Mr.RUSSELL said that under that clauso, no
bo
" struck" out before "pounds,"
placeof profitor contract or anybenefitor emolu- bocausfl it was not now' the proper time for its
STANDING ORDERS.
MILITIA BILL.
a sufllciently
twenty bosubstitutediv its place.
£27,000 wouldbe obtained;
loss
asum
than
ment arising from the same;and that leave be consideration,and secondly because
TheHouso went into Committeo on this Bill, ' given
The following report of the Committee or i After some discussion,
Btrong case had not been.made out to warrant
Tho
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
H.
to
this
reso(Hon.,
bring
give
to
in
a
Bill
effect
to
-Standing Orders was adopted, that they begged
" I Mr. STAFFORD said, that no parallel could Sewell) eaid that he had ascertained from the A considerablediscussion arose aa*to the age at ution. The hon. membersaid that he regretted the House in interferingin the matter.
to recommend the following alteration. That b bo drawn botwoon the circumstances and con- Bankers that morning, that tho sum raised whioh youths should be liable to serve in the that it devolvedon himas a private member to
Mr.BRODIE suggestedthe following amendMilitia; and at lengthit was dcoidedon a division| bring forwardthis resolution, andadducedseveral
the presence of one-fourth of the Legislative> I dition of the population in an old and long wouldbo about £10,000.
ment :— "*That it is contrary to the usage ofParCouncil, including the Speaker, shallbo necessaryr establishedcountry, and those of a new one. He After a slight discussion tho clause was agreod that the age at which youths should bo liable to arguments in favor of it.
liament,and.derogatory to tho character and estito constitute a meeting for the exercise of itsi was quiteprepared to uphold tho principle of im- to.
active service should be nineteenyears.
Mr. WELLS, iv seconding the motion, Baid, mation'of this House, that any of its members
Duties, if taxation was required,but
reported
Chairmanthon
and
tho
progress,
posingStamp
.
The
powers.
£100,
exceeding
Agreed
not
2s.
to.
public
jealous,
Ditto
wore
and should holdany-permanentoffice, orplaceof profit,
n
that theHouse and the
ho was not awaro thatadditionaltaxation was re- Whore the Bame Bhall exceed £100, then for Houso adjourncd.
DISEASEDRATTLE ACT,1861.
wouldbe jealousof the votes of those persons who or emolumentin the service of the GeneralGo!quired,
for the people of New Zealand woro every £50, and also for every fractional part
'
werein the pay of the Government.
vernment ofNew Zealand. This House is thereWednesday^ October 4,1865.
After some unimportant business relating to already taxed evon more than the peopleofGroat of £50, Ib. Agreed to.
The NATIVEMINISTER (Hon. J. E.Fitz- fore of opinion, that with a view to securing the
The
that
pro■
Britain.
hon.memberalso
said
tho
library.
of
the
arrangement
imposed
the
on foreign bills of exThe duties
Gerald) said, that the principlelaiddown by tho freedom and independence of Parliament, and
The House mot at 6 o'clock.
Hon. Mr. HALL moved that a copy of tho ) posed re-adjustmentoftho Tariff ought to bolaid change, together with certain exemptions wore
hon. member for Nelson wasone whichcould not guarding its dignity and authority; no person
opinionofthe Attorney-General on theinterpre->■ before tho Committee, so thatitmight see whether agreed to.
PIOTON AND BLENHEIMRAILWAY BILL.
be disputod by anyone acquaintedwith theprin- who shall hold any Buch office or place of profit
The
in
that
proposed
Diseased
Cattle
increased
taxation
was
any
tation ofthe 14th sectionof
It being half-past 5 o'clock, the Houso ad- Mr. RICHMOND movedthe thirdreading of ciples of ConstitutionalGovernment;but whether andemolumentas hereinbeforedesoribed, shallbe
Act, 1861," together with copies of correspon- " quarter.
journed to 7 o'clock.
thoHouse at this late periodof the Session, and eapabloof being elected, or of sitting and voting
the Bill.
The PREMIER (hon.F. A. Wold) aftw some
dence, which may have taken place on the subOn the House resuming at 7, o'clock,the Chair- . Mr. STAFFORD objected to tho Bill alto- ,' considering the immense amount ofbusiness that in this House." The hon.memberoonoluded by
introductory
position
Tho
hon.
remarks
said
tho
of
present
ject, should be laid on the table.
man reportedprogress,andobtainedleave
to sit
'
gether,as it sought to confer powers ona body of had to be gone through, wouldthink it desirable moving tho adjournment of the debateuntil to*
'
,member referred to tho section by which the i tho Ministry was that it considered this extra
next sitting day.
again
on
tho
men
who were not yet in existence, ana it would to entertain it, was quite another matter. It morrow.
under
the
taxation
andit
not
on
necessary,
carry
could
Governor could delegate his powers
precedent to place on theStatute Book. would not beconiohim (Mr.FitzGerald) who, as Motion putand passed.
TO
THIS
SISTEES
0?
THE
LATH
OOLONBL
be
a
bad
lion,
PBNBION
Provinces,
it,
andsaidi Governmentwithout but if
memberssaw
Act to the Superintendentsof
too much indifference displayedby the tholirefc SuperintendentoftheProvince ofCanterHIXONi
was
There
carrying
(
on thoGovernmentwithout
I.AW PBAOTITIONEBaAOT AMBMDMBNT BEU*
that the wording of it was so ambiguous, that anl their way to
what was called private business, and bury,had wished to bring into effect a very»imi«
opinion on its interpretation was thought neces-■ such extrataxation, then they should be ready to The resolution oftho Committeeof the whole House tobegun
;it wouldill-becomo him to deny the
lar
On
the montion that the amendment on this
to
sound
!
measure
very
he
cad
ofthe
take their plac&3 onthe MinisterialBenches. Tho Houße, granting a pension to the siators of the
dreadJJtUo
sary.
adopted.
be
oppohon,
Bill
by
gentleman
Private
Bill.
He
doubted
whether
doctrineslaid
down
the
words
the
Imperial
Ministry knew very well that if the
Carried.
late Colonel Nixon was agreed %ot and it wai
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WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 5, 1865.
7
—
13,000 ounces, forwarded by the following made their appearance, some 500 yards off, secured to the company for a term of seventy
Mr. CARLETON moved as an amendment, THE WEST COAST GOLD FIELDS. gers to Bruce Bay, in the vicinity of which
, and commenced firing on us, and going years. Prine went to- London, found lie
bauks :
exist,
and
diggings
be
new
are
said
to
the
South
that the Billshould re-committed.
eventually
true,
which,
will
After a short discussion the amendment was AERIVAL OP THE WALLABY Al 1
if report be
Ounces. |through their pai marire antics,but Captains could do nothing with it there inits then
form, came back again, and lias now obprove to bo one of the richest fields on the
negatived,on division Ayes, 3 ;Noes, 23.
Bank of New Soxitb. Wales
7,500 ! Newlaud and Wilson going out with some
rightabout,driving
NELSON WITH 7400 OUNCES.
tained mi additional grant ofalternate squaremen,
put
!
soon
them
to
the
The Bill was then ordered to be read a third
West Coast. As yet, however, little is
Do. New Zealand
4.600
sandhills
back
to
their
miles
of public land along (,Ik* line, together
right
along
them
,
time on the next sitting day.
I known concerning the new locale, if we UnionBank of Australia
the
1,500
1
with
ton
square miles in (w!i of Ilie districts
BILLS PASSED.
have
whether
we
killed
pa.
We don't know
MORE GOLD FOR SHIPMENT AT except the few private accounts that
jN'uova Svgovia and Chonwere
Mii!:i^!;iii,
read
a
third
time
and
of
followingBills
day
appcaivd
The
a fellow
Total
13,600 jj any ; but the same
reached us concerning its extreme richness;
THE GREY AND HOKITIKA.
passed :— Hawkc's Bay Military SettlersandColothere, aud this in This was a most unexpectedquantity of gold on the opposite shore and walked coolly talrs. Tliis immense arc:! «>f Ilit* fiuest troprospectors
but
the
are
hcaitiiy country,,
nialDefence Corps Bill, and Petty Sessions Bill.
j itself affords sufficient reason to the ever to receive. We hadestimatedthata steamer along, trusting, apparently, to his invulner- pical lands, lying in a
COMMITTEE OFWAYS AND MEANS.
GOLD FINDING AT JACKSON'S BAY. restless
fan be gathered
two
was,
however,
crops
year
jer
mistaken,
He
as
a
where
ability.
miner to shoulderhis swag andaway from the Grey, if she arrived in time, would
The House then went into Committee on the
are to be delivered as the
dressing,
shots
did
for
him.
without
in
search
few
well-directed
He
prospects
from
fair
of
fabulous
add
7,000
probably
ounces to the month's
Stamp Duties, to make oneor two slight alternis also given
NEW RUSH TO BRUCE BAY.
wealth. The general impression concerning shipment, but we were in no way prepared to proved to be a king's policeman, and a great work goes on. Hight-of-way
ations in the resolutionspreviously come to.
is,
that
extent
hau-hau. That night we spent in our sand on private lands for the use of the company
goldfields
the Southern
a vast
that the quantity obtained wouldnearly redoubt,
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Hon.11. Sewell)
find
and next morning the steamers at their actual assessed value.
auriferous ground may be discovered be- double this estimate; putting, in fact, the
next said that on consideration tho GovernALLEGED GREAT RICHNESS OF lof
These laud grants are reliedupon by Prine
tweenBruce and Jackson's Bays, the former yield from the Grey within thelastfortnight, came in again and landed the naMve conjnenthad come to tho conclusion that under the
men,
who,
tingent
THE
FIELD.
and
a
Ross's
secure the success of his company in
Bruce,
of
which
few
of
with
to
only
being
be
the
destination
the
stamped
duty
first
agreements should
on a par with that obtained from Hokitika.
has previously visited the Bay, thus giving Adding the gold broughtby the Lyttelton to Ncwland's rangers, engaged some Maoris London ; and, as he has already got posses■where tho matter thereof should be £10 and upwards, insteadof £5, and moved a resolution to
to it the name which it now holds. We that which had been shipped, the total yield who had come down on tho opposite shore sion of all the necessary accommodations at
The Nelson Colonist of the 2Gth ultimo have
endeavored, by every means within for the month is 45,568 ounces, which, at the to us, drove them along the sandhills, found Monkey Point, he expects, Iam told, to be
that effect, which was agreed to.
reach, to ascertain the exact nature and Mint, would
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Hon. H. j says :—
way round to the village, and took pos- at -work building his ninety miles of road
be of the value, of £177,000; asession
Sewoll) proposed thatunder the headof Bills of
new
to
the
of it that night, much to onr dis- from that port to the hike before the dose of
up
locality
goldfields,
Nelson,
of the
but
The s.s. Wallaby arrived afc
from
an export at the rate of £2,124,000 aExchange they should charge licenses of £10 a Holutika, early on Sunday morning, after a present time nothing but vague rumor and a giving
expected to have the honour of the present year. If the captain's expectagust,
who
a
where,
district
year,
ago,
from
ten months
year, to be paid by merchants, tradesmen, and goodpassage. She brings 7400 ounces of few glowingaccounts fromprivateindividuals
evening. They killed twelve tions are fulfilled, we shall accordingly see
taking
it
that
all,
there werenot,in ten persons to be found.
agents, carrying on business in the nature of
day,
a good many, and British capital and British engineers accomlight
throwing
that
and
any
for the Bank ofNew South Wales and have contributed towards
The total quantity of goldreceived from the we had nothingwounded
banking, who werein the habitof receivingmoncj goldBank
back,
on
weeks
some
to
do
but
come quietlyup plishing bypeace what Walker failed to da
subject.
New
the
Some
few
Coast,
the
of
Zealand.
of
manager
ofJu]y,
The
since
the
Ist
is
close
on
West
orders, which would bo of the nature of Bills of
to-day
possession.
and
whatits poparties
who
visited
this
informed
us
take
It is a village by war, and making Nicaragua
town,
Bank
—
the
Union
of
Australia
did
not
send
ounces,
Grey
towardswhich the
has
90,030
Exchange,and that they should allow suchpersons
Ofcaki,
been
like
and
about
the
same size, sition points if; out to be the main highway
opened
ground
that
some
rich
had
his,
very
but
it
understood
that
he
had
about
very
months,
13
contributed, within the last two
to have tho same pririlege as bankers, and prowith any amount of pigs, cattle, and horses, between the Atlantic and the Pacific. The
in the vicinity of Jackson's Bay, but the 30,000 ounces.
posed a resolution to that effect, which was 4000 ounces for shipment.
the country around is harbour at Monkey Point, with a good
The Wallaby did not call at the Grey, only means by which we could ascertain
We have very little news for our readers running about, and persuaded
agreed to.
that it will breakwater, can be made the best on the
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Hon. 11. but from information received by way of this fact beingapromise that theinformation from tho Grey, beyond the gratifyingintelli- magnificent. lam
Sewell) proposed also some other alterations, Hokitika we learn that there has been should notbe published, we have not thought genceof the gold fieldsof this Province yield- become a most important settlement some Caribbean sea,Grey townbeinginaccessible>to
which were
another rush up the river ; and also that fit to agitate the public mind concerning a ing so well. Since the robbery of the bank- day. We are entrenching a position for ocean steamers, and Aspinwall dangerously
— agreed to.
suppose we exposed both to the north and south winds.
Item Bill of lading for any goods,merchan- very good gold has been met with about five subject which might after all turn out to be agent, on the road from the diggings to the head quarters here, and then I
dise, or effects to be carried to any
' place beyond or six miles above Red Jack's Gully, the extremely vapouiy. Wo haye now arrived landing-place on the river, the banks have will follow up our advantage and scour The tide there is but eighteen inches, and
brought close into
the boundaries of the Colony. For every such district which at onco became famous when at the conclusion that somethingbeyond paygivenup the practice of sending their servants about to punish these vermin. Levy, the i the steamers there can be
"
billof lading or copy thereof, a duty of Is.
on the
the Gre}7 first broke out." This new dis- able groundis on the eveof being openedup on the diggings to purchase gold, but have captain of a small coaster, who was con- the shore. The projected terminusPanama,
Carried.
has caused the excitement stillmore atthenewSouth diggings; for,althoughweare openedplaces of business at the landing-place, cerned in poor Volkner's affair, came up as Pacific coast lies 700 miles north of
covery
was
receipt
The duty of 6d. for every such
to increase about the Grey, and with the everprone to take the safe sideof the hedge, to which diggers have now to resort to dis- our guide, and he is now in the cock-pit of with its vexatious iide of twenty-one feet.
expunged.
need not say, aro divided as
Opinions, I
with regard to miningoperations, wemay in- pose of their .earnings. From this spot the the man-of-war for putting us on the bar
many
The resolutions amended, were thenreported to -1 ing in,new arrivals which are steadily pour- timate,
wilfully.
probable
that
such
emanate
it
is
We
are
all
in
the
success of this new enterhowever,
supposed
reports
is
to
there
no
doubt
that
the
entire
Cobden,
conveyed
to Greyfcown, or to
gold is
the House.
hope that prise ; but it has now taken such consistency
persons who are not paid to give them, in boats, so that the danger of robberies in capital health and spirits, and I
Ordered to be taken into consideration on next district, on each sideof the river, will bo well I from
'
wemerely place thembefore the public as wo the bush willin future have to be borne by our campaign here will be a successful one. and shape, that a vigorous and sustained
tried.
sittingday.
We are informed fhafc there are some- receive them, and leave the reader to place the diggers instead of by the banks. The Since writing the above, Captain Percy effort will certainly bo made to carry it
TheHouse then again went into Committee of
where about 9000 ounces in the hands of his own remarks upon the statement. A diggers will scarcely approveof this arrange- 'Jhas been badly— hit in the thigh, while through ; and, in connection with the end
Ways and Means.
the bankers at the Grey River.
personof respectability who had been pros- ment so well as tho one which enabled them out skirmishing one or two deaths by of the war, and the consequent certain inSTAMP DUTIES.
—
But it is not only so far north as a good pectingalong the coast, to the southward of to sell their gold on the ground, but unless (drowning.
crease of our traffic and connection with the
Item Conveyances o( any kind,where the purchase-money does not exceed £50, a duty of ss.
distance on this side of the Grey, but as far Bruce Bay for nearly two months, came to an escort is furnished by the Government, The following is from Ensign Gudgeon : Pacific, its progress will benowhere watched
Agreed
with so much interest as in the United
south on tlicj far side of Hokitika as Jack- Hokitika a few weeks since, and stated that
— to.
could not be expected to incur the
Church, Opotiki, Sept. 11, 1865.
Item Where the same shall not exceed £100, son's Bay that the general gold-bearing in his opinion (formed from personal obser- the banks
States.
of the sticking up of theirservants,pracrisk
10s.
We are at last in this most beautiful place,
character of the West Coast becomes appa- vation) a very rich field would shortly be tised so successfully on Mr. Walmsley.
Agreed
to.
landhave had the first fight, at which I
was
rent. Some five or six months ago the openedin that direction; that only a few
—
Nelregret
We
hear
thatthe
steamer
with
Item Where the Btune shall exceed £100, for opinion was hazarded in these
present, being very ill at the time; itis, LEICHARDT'S LAST HOME CORRESmen had been there; and that gold existed son is on shore at tho Grey. On leaving the not
columns
that
j
every £100, 10s.
however,
of no consequence, as it was PONDENCE.
payable ground would yet be discovered infabulous quantities.
river on Wednesday last, and after crossing 1nothing; the Hau Hans behaved most
Agreed to.
Bay
to West Wanganui.
We are indebted to the courtesy of the the bar, she was struck by a heavy sea, which cowardly. The Native Contingentand New- (From the SydneyMommy Herald,Sep.9tb)
The various explanatoryclausesunder thishead from Jackson's
Gradually,both north and south, the explo- Editor of the Nelson Colonist for the follow- so far buried her that she became unmanage- j
■wereagreed to.
Rangers charged them, and they
Translated from the Adelaide Tanundct
It was agreed that CrownGrants and certifi- rationsof diggers haveextended,andalthough ing return :
able, and was driven on the beach on the :land's ;
bolted
our fellows pursued them for about Dcnfsr/ic Zeitnng of 14th July.
Wanganui
reached,
West
lias
not
been
;
yet
hand of the
cates of title, granted under the "
north side of theriver. At present the vessel '4 miles and
shot seven of them. We then
The Land still the tide is slowly spreading in that
The original 'of tins letter is in thehands
Registrar-General, pursuant to
GOLD EXPORTS FEOJI NELSON.
has sustained no damageof any moment, and |
possession of the village,tho largest I of Dr. li. Schoraburgh, in. Bucksfelde,.
took
;
Registry Act 1860," should be exempted fromthe direction, while gold and diggers have now
launching
simply
question
of
is
a
of
tho
her
everseen in New Zealand. I
was one near Gawlertown, and contains the followIncluding the 29,068 ounces which the expense.
been found at Jackson's Bay.
above duties.
With fine weather she might be chave
—
" "
the
has
on
board
for
first in the village,as Itook a short ing
Sydney,
Rangitoto
Item Deed orinstrument of any kind whatof
the
j
intelligence
by
This
was obtained
accident.
although
the
distance
sea,
" Sydney, 18th April,1846.
launched
to
but
"
*
with
the
rest
Nelson,
;
being
keep
the
a
from
the
Port
of
durto
schedule,
duty
cut,
up
gold
charged
not
otherwise
in
of
unable
Alhambra,
export
ever
The steamer
in going south
the vessel may have to bo taken is greater, xin fact I
walk,
only
amounts
but
was
demonths,
ing
eight
just
10s.
the
or
nine
could
past
of
about," from Hokitika to Dunedin, had to
"My dear Brother-in-law Sir Evan
the more certain course will be to bring her
Agreed to.
seek shelter in Jackson's Bay, on the 17th to a very large sum. The diggings at the round, andlaunch her inside the bar, which Itermined not to stay behind. Isaw Major Mackenzie (baronet)returns to England and
The exemptions under this head were then instant, and while lying there in compara- West Coast, for which Nelson is acknow1Maodonncll shoot one fellow at three hun- intends to travel to Germany a few weeks
we understand is perfectly feasible.
agreed to
started,
(dred yards,beautifully.
witli some modifications.
fairly
entrepot?
Ibelieve he shot after his arrival <o show his young wife the
ledged
got
to
be
the
Captain
water,
tively
—
smooth
M'Leaiilanded
The steamer Eleanor arrived yesterday at lanother;
Item Draft or order, including cheques or with a small party,
last,
aboutMarch
I
know he wounded one with his beauties of our fatherland. 'I take this oppopulation,
with
a
tolerable
which,
reaching
Hokitika,
and
on
tho
had
noon
from
she
loft
on
orders onBankersfor the payment of any sum of shore,
the evening,but portunity to send you these lines, which conhe found four diggers at work on the and the fields may be fairly taken as having Saturday evening. She brings an account of jrevolver in the leglate in they
money to a payee named, or bearer, or to order,
population about that
escaped.
he
found in a
a
reasonable
Ono
fellow
They
beach.
borne
by
were
no
means
communithe wrecks of tho steamers Samson and Awhare, and ordered him out ;he would not, tain a continuation of my journal. In my
either on demand or otherwise, not otherwise
give
showing
we
a
table
the
date.
Below
to
their
success,
cative as
and indeed would
last letter, which Iwrote on board of the
Yarra, and the schooner John Bullock. The
charged, Id.
give little or no information, but there is no } quantities exported from Nelson since the Samson went out on Friday to tow in the so one of the men shot him through the head, Heroine, and winch I
addressed to William
Agreed
being
the
words
in
italics
inserted.
to,
—
January, explaining that the
land then set fire to the whare. All that was
beginning
of
I
Nickonson,
John
whatever,
party
gave you some
doubt
in
the
of
the
rather
Bullock,
The
items
duties
or
minds
and
on
shore
.
or
agreeItem
of
on leases
/
bothvessels went
1
John
from the ship, that the men were getting exportationaarealwaysmadein the beginning on the north spit. On Saturday morning Ito be seen of him this morning was his back- news of the course of events of my journey
leases, were agreed to.
ments for
—
Item License to be taken out j'carly by any gold. Further evidence of this was to be of the month, althoughin thelatest case the the Yarra went out to take off thepassengers boneand the barrel of his gun ; it was not fromMoreton Bay to Port Essington. I
can tell you. In two or arrived in Sydney at the beginning of April,
Bank or Banking Company, or other person or found in the fact, that the diggers had shipments weremade in September, in time arrived by the Omco from Melbourne, and !a pleasant sighfe I
persons whoshallissue any promissory notes for despatched a small vessel to bring them for theOctober steamer hence to Sydney : in returning went on shore closo to the three days we expect great woi'k, as there and a king could neverhave been received
are not half so many Maoris as we expected, by a wholenatiou with more lively joy or
Ounces.
Value.
nioney payable to the bearer on demand, and provisions, a proceeding which showed that
1
Samson.
they arc evidently collecting. We have cordial interest. Under the supposition of
but
issued,
to
be
re£30.
allowed
10,487 16 0
2,062
there was somefchiner to be found worth their
January
The mining news continues good.
got any amouut of pigs, and twentyor thirty my having died longago, or had beenkilled
The ATTORNEY GENERAL (Hon. H. staying for in the district. Captain M'Lean
16,701 5 0
February
4,310
head of cattle, besides horses. Tho Maoris by the blacks, Mr. Lynd, my dear friend,
Sewell) wished to extend the privilege of this supplied the men with sufficient stores to
March
0,700
25,062 10 O
had races to day in the face of the Haus had written a poem of my death, which I
license to merchants, traders, and others carrying keep them until their ownarrived.
14,839
57,490 2 6
April
OPOTIKI.
on business in the nature of a banking business,
Haus
; in fact, they show the most supremo send you in English. The poem is very
20.296
O
0
78,647
r
May
The sstar} of the Alhambra's party was but
reducing the amount for them to £10.
contempt for anything like a wildman, as beautiful. A musician, Mr. Nathan, who
15,551
60,260 2 6
June
short,
:
but
there
suflicient
time
for
some
was
A considerable discussion then arose,and vari63,387 5 0
to call them. The church : composed themusic for theHebrewmelodies
July
16,358
a
We {Wanganui Chronicle) have been fa- \they arc pleased building,
washdirt,
OUB points were raised, after which, the chairman of them to try few dishes of the
76,200 2 6
]is a very fine
19,639
larger than the by Byron, wrote the music for Lynd's poem.
August
enough
witli
letters
from
officers
in
the
vorecl
two
and the result though roughly
reported progress.
22,519
87,377 7 6
; we are using I My name was in everybody's mouth, and
Wanganui
September...
one
in
Protestant
the
;
expedition,describing
landEast Coast
arrived at, was a few grains to each dish.
NEW BILLS.
29,0G8 112,038 10 0
October
are goingto everybody was afflicted about the poor unstore,
magazine
:
it
for
a
and
and
ing and subsequent operations, from which 'throw up a
The followingBills were brought down from There is thus ocular evidence of a gold-field
round it, so that we can happy wanderer in the Australian wilderness
redoubt
extracts
:
district,
give
following
this
which
we
the
many
may attract
the Upper House, and were read a first time : in
152,272 £589,151 10 0
Opotiki, Sept.12, 1865. ]leave a few men if wo want, to inarch any- but very few dared to blame him for his
Provincial Constabulary Bill, Provincial Corpora- thousands to it during the coming summer.
this, in order to show tho
to
may say
In
addition
foolish enterprise. During this, I
We now have possessien of the village of where.
tions Bill, Musters and Apprentices Bill, New
The river which empties itself into 'the
'
yield of gold, it should Opotiki,
Opotiki, Sept.13, 1860. general feeling of sympathy, sorrow, and
after five daj'sofvery arduous serPlymouth Exchanges Bill, Electric Telegraphs bay is described Iry tho diggers as being a steadygrowth of the
suddenly arose from
It is two or three days since Iwas called |pity with the people, I
Bill, Post Office Savings' Bank Bill; Loss of good-sized stream, capable of admitting be stated that in August 3,500 ounces were; vice on shore, in. consequence of the inclecan givo you later my grave, successful in my undertaking,and
Licenses and Releases Bill, Provincial Councils vessels of ordinary draught of water." taken direct from Hokitika to Melbourne mency of the weather and the incompetency away from this letter, so I
for the detention to the Nelson of the steamer Huntress, which was to assist "news. We went out to day with Major with the record of discoveries of fine, before
PowersExtension Bill.
Thismeans,probably,that itis quite sufficient and thatbutRiver,
8,000 ounces, with which
and his men and the Native Con- unknown, and nearly unthought of, parts of
Grey
THE
LEGISLATIVE
at
the
COUNCIL.
CONFERENCE WITH
us in landing,and which proved worse than George
for steamers such as those which now cross
she was freighted, would have increased the useless. We arrived here on Friday last, 'tingent, of course, hearing that a party of country, in my pocket. An intelligent,
The Legislative Council desired a conference the bars of the Hokitika and the Grey.
by the October steamer to fully
had been attacked. We found, how- much-liked tobacco merchant, named Aldis,
"with the House of Representatives on certain
We copy the following facts as to the exportation
and about eleven o'clock went onboard the ours
our Huntress,
that it waa not so ; but they had had assisted me when I
ever,
ounces
and
raised
the
value
of
started before,most
;
37,000
amendments in the "Prisonors Removal Bill." entry to the bay
strong,
some 210
to go over the
from theQUvjo Dxih) Times latest shipment to £143,638, a very satisfacfolHaus,
some
Hau
which
we
he was the first
upon
strongly,
The Council appointed Friday, at 11 o'clock, as to
seen
and
friendly
and
which —paperit was furnished by Captain tory account of a month's collections. This bar and straight up to the village (which ilowed them into a village,out of which they
the time for holding the conference, andalso had
when I
I
landed.
and
is
about
whom
met
Otaki,
much
resembles
very
"
:
" approaching
appointed four members as managers on their M'Lean
exportup
the Ist the same distance from the shore), but in- bolted. We burnt the village, carried off
When he had recollected me (and this
this bay, Capt. M'Lean would make the totalyear 163,772toounces,
In
"behalf.
pigs,
followed
them
to
up
current
the
fowls
and
and
October
of
the
took
a pretty long time) ho gave vent to his
bar,
going
over the
she was run
tead of
On the motion of the ATTORNEY-GENE- steamed between what are known as the
by two^or threepas feelings in such a glorifying.welcome, that I
£633,714.
straight on a saudspit, and we had to get another village,backedup
RAL, Messrs. Brandon, Pharazyn, Carleton, and Open Bay Islets, and the proper line of of the value ofsaid, was
J yards inrear. When we
As we have
it
not until March
did not know what to thinkof it. And when
ship's boats, which came to our on a hillabout 10yards
in
the Mover were appointed managers for tho coast. In Stokes' survey the passage befrom these pas they ho accompanied mo to Lynd's house,
had reallya ashore the was
and
the
West
Coast
Gold
Fields
were
about
700
that
first,
a
of
the
with
Representatives.
House of
tween these islets and the coast is not men- large population;and if we take the average assistance. I one
in called out to everybodyin the street, * There
fire.
We
then
advanced.
I
was
opened
with
shore,
get
and
a cheer
NEW PROVINCES DILL.
tioned as being safe, but Captain M'Lean of the'last seven months we have a monthly dozen men, to on
charge of the advanced guard(Maoris), when is Lcichardt, whom we buried long ago,
Tliis Bill was read a third timeand passed.
found the passage free of dangers, and he yieldof fully 21,000 ounces, with a still in- werushed up to the edge of the sandhills three hundred yards off I
gave the word to about whom we sang songs of death; he
no
opposition,
THE WILLIAMS COMPENSATIONDILL.
There
was
found also comparatively smooth water.
cover.
and took
we did. I
charge,
which
aud seven men comes from Port Essington, and has conOn the motionof Mr. CROSBIE WARD this There areno heavy rollers, nor any surf on creasing average.
shore,
on
when
the
and the others were soon
the
a hundred
palisading,
went
to
about
I
believed the whole
up
Bill was read a second time and ordered to the beach to interfere with landing.Theposinatives showed in some force on the sand- yardsfromthepa, whcrelwasstopped. About quered the wilderness,'
disperse with joy. My friend
be committedto-morrow.
town
would
off,
and
fired
on
us.
a
mile
same
the
hills
about
tion of the
islets is also in favor of
this timeI
was joined by Major Georgeand did not know mo at first, as Ihad grown
INCOMMITTEE.
degree a
They contented themselves with this,how- men,
LATER GOLD INTELLIGENCE.
with our small party we lay down much stronger since my departure,but when
The following Bills were considered in Com- presumption that there arc in some
so
ourselves
ona
sandever, and we entrenched
shelter to Jackson's Bay from tho
cover, and shot a chief, who was mak- he remembered me, his joy was without
mittee: Wellington Supremo Court Site Bill, means of
hill, where we spent the most wretchednight under
New Zealand Settlements Act Amendment Bill. N.E. wind, to which it is most exposed. ARRIVAL OF THE LYTTELTON
very conspicuous with a mere in bounds. From all sides, i'roin people of all
ing
himself
thought
I
wouldhave
Iever experienced. I
The piece of coast lino most sheltered by
MILITTA MILL.
THE GREY.
his
hand
their
fire was very hot, and while
;
congratulated on the sxicFROM
died before morning ;it blew and rained all we werecharging, we werenearlyhit several standings, Iwas
The House then went into Committee on this these islets is also intersected by a river
journey, and you can easily
cess
of
my
few
had
no
cover
but
the
outlet,
night,
and
we
which,
by
the dimensions of its
Bill.
times. Percy is our only casualty ;he is
this unexpectedsympathyfilled
13,000 OUNCES OF GOLD.
bushes we stuck up aa a break-wind, and I very hard hit in the thigh below the hip. It imaginehow
Among the persons proposedin the Bill to be seemed to be a stream of sufficient size to
was convinced
surprise. I
pleasant
me
with
shirt-sleeves,
in
my
had come on shore
exempted from serving in the Militia, Justices of admit the entry of small sailing crafts."
is, however, not dangerous. We werethen that some of the more educated men would
the Peace were struck out.
The same journal of the 29th ult. says : ARRIVAL OF THE MAID OF THE thinking that we would steam up and get recalled and returned to camp.
willingly acknowledge my intention to exYARRA FROM HOKITIKA.
In the clause defining second-class militiamen,
into the village at once. We were very morning we arc going to attack JTo-morrow
The Rangitoto, which arrivedon Wednesit in force, plore the interior of Australia, but evenhere
anxious, too, as tho steamer was on the bar,
it was addedthatunmarriedmen whocouldprove day, and the Airedale, which followed yeshad reason to expect narrowminded and.
6,800 OUNCES OF GOLD.
that they had relatives dependent on them for terday, brought news fromHokttika to the
up be- and Ihope tobe able to writeyou an account I
with a great probability of breaking
of
it.
remarks about the stranger,the nonjealous
classed
as
second-class
men.
steamers,
should
be
inmorning.
All tho other
support
fore
27th instant. The latest intelligence of imBut not a single jealous word
29,008
OUNCES
OF
Englishman.
reported
CHAIRMAN
then
and
SHIPMENT
OF
Brisk,
progress,
Tkc
stood out to
cluding theman-of-war
portance speaks of the eontimied spread of
heard, and everybody, eventhe family of
TO
SYDNEY.
asked leave to sit again.
GOLD
is
sandhill,
and
there
we
were
on
a
bare
;
'digging
population
sea
ground.
the
over new
justice. ImThe House adjourned at 12.20.
only 200 strong, with only three days' bis- A NEW RAILWAY TRANSIT BE- Sir Thomas Mitchell, docs me
The locality that at present attracts most atGOLD FOR
formed to collect
OF
THE
ATLANTIC
AND
were
mediately,
AMOUNT
TWEEN
TOTAL
committees
2,000
knowing
but
pork,
cuit and
and not
tention is Bruce Ba}% explored some six
PACIFIC.
MONTH :45,568 OUNCES.
money for me, toreward me handsomely, and
Maoris might be down on us at any time.
months ago by Captain Gibson, in tho
LINES ON MISS L. FEATHERSTON'S
from all sides, from all parts of the colony
Next day we got on board the Huntress, to
steamer Bruce. Tho bay lies to the south,
MARRIAGE.
AT
THE
received letters of approbation and congo up to the village and take possession, but (From a correspondent of the New York World.) I
abouthalf-way betweenHokitika and Jack- STEAMER
GREY.
sums of money.
siderable
against
steam
a
up
she had not power to
son's.Bay,of the gold finding at which,notice
Isaw her inher beauty rare,
Panama, April 10.
Lynd had written a funeral
Mr.
"As
down,
and
heavy flood that was running
Beside the altar rail;
was taken in ourlast. The most encouraging
OE~THE
ELEANOR.
man— Mr. Sylvester
brought
ARRIVAL
anotheryoung
Nicaragua
just
mail
from
has
so
song,
— wrote a song of joy, which
Her glad and sunny brow was wreathed
drifted gradually towards the bar— had she theTho
accounts have been received of the richness
likewise send
I
particulars of tho new British contract
soul
on
board
this,
With orange blossoms pale.
I
believe
district,
every
and
to
the
effect
on
gone
of the
reports were
SAMSON
WRECK
OF
THE
STEAMERS
building
railway
for
Caribbean
you."
a
from
the
those
have
and
who
perished,
goldbearing
ground
would
qualities of the
that the
Thelight of love was inher eye,
AND YARRA, AND SCHOONER got
Thelast lines of the letter were not to be
on shore would have fallen into the sea to Lake Nicaragua. This contract, as
And smiles were o'er her cheek ;
far exceeded tho.se of the Hokitika and its
BULLOCK.
JOHxNT
mementory, but they contain about
in
the
Pacific
trade
your
readers
concerned
found
Haus,
waiting
who were
hands of the Hau
Bright (lowers and Bunshine graced her path, neighborhood. Great excitement resulted
knew, has been under discussion for a long the following:—" As soon as the necessary
seeing
in,
they
the
fix
wo
were
;
receive
us
news,
from
this
three
to
joy
immediately
bespeak.
And alldid
and
(Nelson Examiner, October 2.)
We,however, struck on a lime, and, now that it has become an accom- means havebeen brought together by substeamers were laid on for the now rush. The
wo had come down.
Tho object of her youngheart's choice,
Saturday,
by
Extra
issued
us
on
will start on another journey, to
In
an
and! plished fact, the leading features of the scription, I
Bruce, tho original pioneer, was speedily
near tho mouth of the river,
preceding sandbank
Knelt proudlyby her side ;
have
from east to west."
anything
the
arrivallate
on
tho
scheme
will
interest
all
who
cross
the
continent
beam,
announced
the vessel reeled over nearly on her
filled with cargo and passengers, and sailed evening
Andbridesmaidsfair, a goodly train,
in noting the
Yarra,
opportunity
California,
from
HokiOregon,
the
of
the
to
with
Central
and
Wo
take
the
of Maid
do
thought we were in for it; howends. I
for Bruce Bay on Wednesday last. The tika, bringingwith
Surround the happy bride.
LudwigLeiehardfc
:—
America,
China,
gold,
ounces
andthePacific
6,800
followingcircumstances
her
of
or
righted again, and theMaoris Southern
WilliamMiskiuand Eleanor were to follow
shipment ever, she soona heavy fire on us from
saw a shadow
onone face ;
British company to which the was born in Beeskow, near Berlin, and
I
the Islands. The been
commenced
once, and to allappearancea large digging and we also spoke of the intendedthe
—
at
granted by theNicara- studied inBerlin.
evening,by the Rangitoto,of
follow- shore. The officers were all standing on :contract has
Her father coidd he bear
populationwill very quickly be located at thatgold for Sydney
Through a neglect he was excluded from
Government,
jguan
To yieldIlia cherished fairest flower
:
is represented in that
ing
and
bridge
staggered
when Northcroft
the
Bruce Bay.
and thereby
Up to another's care.
Oz. dwt. gr. clapped his hand on his abdomen, a ball ? country by Captain Bedford C. T.Prine, of the one-yearly military service,
We copy the following accounts, which
ser,three-yearly
of
fromthe
Royal
Navy,
possibly
the
a
descendent
to
escape
induced
had struck him right on the sword-belt
9,43-13 9
Ah! no, tho' blest her future lot,
Bank of New South Wales...
are extremely guarded, but yet indicative of
was
was,
that
he
name,
certainly
consequence
vico. The
buckle, and had it not been stopped, it ■tho immortal Puritanof that
13,770 0 0
He felt a sunny ray,
excellent prospects, from the ILokitika Ad- Do. Now Zealand
individual. pursued as a deserter, and sentenced in con5,803 813
Had fromhis home and fromhis heart
Union Bank ofAustralia
must have gono right through him. As it !> most pushing and determined
vertiser of the 27th instant:
Afterwards, Alexander von
was, ho only received a slight contusion. (The Nicaraguan Congress granted to him, tumaciam.
Passed out withher away.
The rush to tho South, concerning which
succeeded,
building
railway
contract
a
with the help of the
year,
a
for
Humboldt
29,068 1 22
Total
One of the menhad a hole drilled through
so much has been said, and so little known,
The homage ofthe crowd was hers ;
sea, forty miles above letter, ivhich ho had procured from
Point,
on
the
Monkey
tfrom
the
heel
of
his
boot
added,
arm,
shipped
to
be
within
and
another
earnest,
To thishad
as
his
Few, but hadmarked each trace
appears to have commencedin real
on north of Greytown, to San Miguelito, on Leichardfs brother-in-law, in receiving
Of childhood, girlhood, womanhood,
but whether the new locality is destined to the month, 3,500 ounces, sent by the Union knocked off; but the howitzer we hadthey
By
Lake Nicaragua, eighteen miles north of mercy from the King for the deserter. perthem,
being
brought
play
on
by tho board
to
Unfold with heighteninggrace.
realise the hopes and anticipations of those i Bank of Australia to Melbourne,export
now
received
order,
Carlos,
right
tho
Leichardt
complete
San
with
the
to
a Cabinet
of soon made off. We then landed on tho transit,
whose roving dispositions cannot allow them steamer Albion, making a total
And loud and heartfelt the amen,
either by railway from ocean to mission to return to Prussia unpunished.
opposite shore and made ourselves secure
to steady work when tho cry 32,568 ounces.
down
settle
to
seal,
may
Thatasks thatGod
pecan, or by steamers acrosß Lakes Nicara- This order, whether of any value for Leichyet to be i
About two hours after the Rangitoto had for the night. Hero we again had a very gua
of "rush, oh !" is raised, remains
The compact by hie servants made,
and Managua, and a railwayby Leon to ardt or not, came too late. When it arrived
"
the
most
which,
night,
experiencing
was ad- taken her departure for Sydney on Sunday miserable
proved. The steamer Bruce,
With, blessings as they kneel.
the Gulf of Fonseca, on the Pacific. With in Australia, he had already started on a
saw.
Grey,
thunderstorm
ever
I
Next
appalling
yesterday,
morning,
Lyttelton
to
l
the
arrivedfrom
portion
sail
had
the
every
rertised
Violet.
advantages of which were new expedition.
Wellington, Oct. 4,1865.
of her space taken up by intending passen- " bringing with her the enormous quantity off morning, about nine o'clock, the natives this contract, the
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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL
IHE LONDON JOURNAL.
ChcApp.it.
THK Best,
(iiciitcr
ENGLAND.
CONSUMPTION,
NEWCASTLE iVEETING, 1304.
LnrßC&t, and most Beou-
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J;>ivin{r n
Cirouiaiion than that of tiny other
—
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LIMITED,
TnASHIONABLE WINTER DRESS.
YOUSUFFER from physical incapacity
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DRESSERS, SHOE MERCERS,
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"
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iind
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r
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Miss
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The
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CLOTHINGsuffering
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ull
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a weakness across the small of the back and loins,
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&c, &c,
depression,a want of pluck as it were, less desire
Plough for General
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For
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j
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the
by
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various
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nntl tins of
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Health, Military, Naval, find Comninoitil affairs,
titioner, who, although fully qualified by his
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lished as that the Sun lights the World.
aginable topic, eonvejius? ut o:ice information the
which they have not the slightest pretension,and
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Mr Thomas Atkinson Gott, twelve years chief are for the most part, in<M) even without the ordiDISORDERS OF TI/E LIVER ANE STOMACH.
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nary
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ETERT DESCRIPTION OF
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Messrs Moser, Son, and Arnold, Kendal,
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LSftl,
Issued
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since
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he
stepped
perhaps,
acknowledges,
that
car
remedy
cheopnes?.
only
nnd for its
that Hotloway's Pills are the
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Apparatus for Small Occupations.
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;
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i abroad carries a box of them
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want
who
profession,
legally
HCJ
branch
of
his
and
one
is
a
February 10, I
of
style
he
carried
on
under
the
Worke,
Bedford,
England.
Britannia Iron
' recourse to ihese Pills, as they immediately purif registered, to Brothers, Limited," and is to be qualified medical practitioner and member qf the
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the blood, and, acting upon the muiu. spring of Somervell the purpose of acquiring the Medical Board of Victoria.
Sweeting
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WORKING- MEN'S CLOTHING-.
life, give strength and rigour to the system. To formed for
Dr Tj. L. Smith has now been in practice in
and Trading Premises at
during thirty.five years empl.nticnlly sancyoung persons entering into womanhood, with a Manufactories
for the last fourteen years. He was forBrothers,
of
Victoria
tho
tHimervell
possession
in
present
tioned by the medical profrssion, and univer<aly
derangement of the functions, and to mothers at together
a pupil nnd practised under the celebrated The Largest Assortment in the Colony, very
i
with the benefit oftheir old established merly
I
accept*?1 '»y >l'e l'"blic, hs the Best IJemedy f.ir
Cheap, for Cash only.
the turn of life, these Pills will be most efficacious connection
a large part of Great Dr Culvei'well,of London, so well known for his
throughout
IIEArACHE,
HBARTDimX,
STOMACH,
OE
ACtI'ITY
THE
in correi!ting the tide of life that may be on the Britain and lrclan-1, and in >nost of the trad- skill in tho treatment of those diseases for which (Be in time).
GOUT. AND IxniGKSTIOJJ,
turn. Young nul eldeily men suffer in a similar
Ln'llemand, Ricord, and himself were contempoAT WARMOLL'S.
and as n Mild Apriiient for delicate constitutions, CHOLERA, DYSENTRY, DIARIUICEA, CRAMP manner at the same peiiods, when there is always ing countries of tho world. Tho business was raries. Dr Ij. Ij Smith has (lie mo^t extensive
on
small
184-2,
year
children.
Comcommenced
in
th
6
a
very
more especially for Ladies nnd
AGUR, FiCVKU, RHEUMATISM, CONSUMP danger :they should therefore undergo a course ;
giaduallyincreased in prosperity from practice, extendingthiougiioul the whole of Vicbined with tiie
TJON, ASTHMA, COUGH, «tc.
of this purifying medicine, which ensures lasting scalo, lias
toria, New"South Walos, South Australia, Tasthat time, and is entirely free from speculation of mania,
JICIDUI.ATF.n LKMOS SVftLT.
pain, vontittinpf nu<] distress censes in a few henllh.
and New Zealand. Dr L. L. Smith has
as it docsof a trade in goods
kind,
consisting
any
THE HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT
it forms nn Aokkkabi.k iFFtRVKECiNO Dkauoht
.
minutes after taking n t'r*e of lhat wondeiful
DISOHDEtIS Ol' CHILDfIEK.
established this extensivepiactice through hisad
demand.
universal
jh which its nprrie'it qtin'itics nre much incieftstd fr'ei.'ntive Anodyne and Anti^piisi/iodie rt'Wftdy Cliloron
to
All
children
should
have
ndministcred
young
corresponding
By
letter.
ensystem
;
all,
import
hy
of
in hotclimate j dyne discoveredhy Dr J.Collis ihowne.'M.H.O.S.L.,
Tradeconsists of the
of rnirable
Is supplied directfrom the Manufacturers with
During Lot seaoonp. and. above
the S from time to time, a few doses of these Pills The Leather
note, an answer and
the regular use of this sitV-J»l3 «"d elegan remedy (ex-Army Med. Staff) the receiwe of whiiih was con- which1 will purify their blood, nnd enable them to leather from various Foreign Countries, and ils closing a one pound bank
every NewStyle.
consultation is immediately returned by next post.
bns been found hi;h'y kMu-flcia'..
fided solely to J. T. Davenport, !(3,Gient R'isspll- pass safely through the different disorders incidental sale and re-shipment.
in
day
continuously
Three
hours
tho
are
devoted
obtained
Department
Dressing
Mnn'tfactinrd by
Leather
Sui
t (Landsmen or Seamen)
London,
Caps
The
to
(Pharmaceuti- 10 children, snch as raensles, hoopiug-cough, cowstreet, Bloornr-Viury square,
to this branch of Dr Smith's practice.
DINXi-.FonD & CO.,
cal Chemist), "i he medical testimtny of civil, hos- pock, and other infantile diseases. These Pills are Honorable mention in the Industrial Exhibition
'
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description,
including Black Silk
Dr#L. L. Smith's establishments are well known Hats of every
172.Nnw Bond Street, London ;
.
pital, militniy, nnd naval practionevs prr.nnunce it ! so harmless in their nature bs " not to injure the of 1802.
Victoria,
all
in
His
extensive
library
Hats,
World.
to
visitors
DepartChemists
the
and
Paris
l»y
throughout
Mercery
Finding
And sold nil
Shoo
invaluable. It relieves pain of nny kind, soothes most dclic-ntc constitution, nnd are therefore uion
The Shoe
N.B.— AMC FOR DINNEFORD'S MAGNESIA. the reitleßßiiesß of fever, and impart? the most re- peculiarly Rilnpttfd a.3 a coneciive of the humours ment consists ofthe import, purchase, or manu- for referencehas even been praisedby the public
IMPORTED BY J, WARMOLL.
facture of every article (leather excepted), that press. His extensive anatomical museum i.s well
freshing siecp, withoutproducing or leaving any of j uffcciiug them.
known! And Dr L.L. Smith's reputation alone
of
a shoe or hoot.
composition
into
the
enters
opium.
of
unpleasant
effeela
!
DKHANGfcMENT OF THE KIDNEYS.
HERBAL EMBROCATION,— theFrom \\\ Vesaliuc
The Closed Upper Manufacture wascommenced as a lecturer on physiological and anatomical
I'euigiew, M.D., Hon
If these Pills be used according to tho printed
an effectual cure for the Hooping Cough, F.8.C.5.,England formerly Lectinev upou Anatomy
years ago,- when the perfection of sewing subjects i.s sufficient security to the public, that
eight
directions, nnd the Ointment rubbed over theregion
This is tho only rliswithout internal medicine,cure,
machines
renderedit possible to apply' thorn to those who entrust their cases in his hands will, to All tho LATEST NOVELTJES in Ties,
of
Medicine.
George's
School
Physiology nt St.
of the ki'ineys, at least once a day as sale is forced j
without adminis- and"Ihave
covciy offor.ling a perfect
and
shoe trade; and it was soon found say tho least, havfc a guarantee that they place
the
boot
consumption,
nsthmu,
n<-ml it in
diarrand correct
tering internal niedk-ine, the difficulty an>l incon- hcea, nnd other diseases, and am most perfectly satis- I into meat, it will penetrate the kidneys Should
this
only bo done profitably on tho them in the earo of one who, is acquainted with, Collars, Scarfs, Hemmed Hdkfs, Hosloi'y, Belts*
that
could
tb«
mtv ilcniugemeiit of their organs,
venience of which, in all disorders particularly, fied with th« resul'.ij."
of
of labor, and tho Hirtuu- mo anatomy and physiology oftho human, body Braces,G-lovcs,Rugs, Dressing Cases, Perfumery,
nrincinln
sub-division
'notion he stone or jjrnvcl, (hen. the Ointmes-t
incident to children, ar« too VitV h2 f^V!l tC «CC«
'
enabling tho makers to and its mysterious workings, and, therefore, irre- andall articlesfor a traveller's outfit.
largequ«ntities
factureof
Staff,
iiituiuer,
Medical
Tw«
Oibbtni,
Dr.
CulciiUu.—
and a few
-übbctl into tiie neck of the
Artu>
nny coiiiniciit. The invt-niot and j.roprietot' of
Somervell spective ofhis reputation for curing these diseases,
skilled
overlookers.
obtain
the
most
" As 1 -.will convince the stitletcr thnt the effect
this Embrocation ca.u with pleasure and satisfac- doses completely cured me of diarrhosu."
depart- he is at least a competent person to attempt the
tho
for
this
obtained
Prize
Medal
Brothers
Egh;im.—
Surgeon,
ON SALE AT WARMOLLU
t;ii
wo remedies is astonishing.
tion declare that its salutary effects have been so From O. V. hidout, Esq.,
cure of them. Dr L.L. Smith takes the greatest
IndustrialExhibitionof
18fi3.
ment
in
tho
and
an n:itispasdiarrhoea,
an
iv
nstringent
severe
TOE
STOMACH.
DISORDERS
OF
given
as to
univci'sally expfiicncc.l. and so generally acknowRivotted and Sewn Boot Manufacture is precautions to avoid publicity being
abdomen, the
Are the sources of the deadliest maladies. Tl'.nr oneThe
ledged, that many of the most eminent of the modic it colic with cramps in the
recently commenced, buthas already ar- recognition from whence tho correspondence
but
relief
is
instantaneous."
and
body,
effect
is
vitiate
all
the
fluids
of
the
v>
"faculty now constantly recommend it as the only J Extracts from the Gekeiial Soaiid of Hkaltii,
rived at such perfection that the goods manu- comes. He has been now fourteen years in prac- DENT'S BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES
to t>cnd a yisonod stream through all the channels
;■- ««<(» nnd ""rfr-ct cure, without restriction
this department ate pronounced by tice in Victoria, and not- one singlo case has ever
I.oution ,a3 lo its «.flicacy in Cholera.
of circuhiiioi. Mow what is the operation of the factured in
been made public Dr L L Smith can be conof diet or use of medicine.
Ist
or Fremonitovy— ln tl.is singe the Pills? They cleanse the bowels, regulate the competent judges to bo thobest in tho trade.
Singe
Joseplunes do do
nt the public, and lo prevent
For the protrction
It is intended to have the wholeof the premises, sulted by letter— Fee £\,
TO BE HAD AT WARMOLL'S
nuts as a charm, one dose generally sun":- liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach into a
remedy
" J.
Plant,
on
the
label
and
General'
valued
a
signed
by
RUCMK" is
imposition
cient.
condition, nhd acting through the secretive with machineryfair valuer, of character and reDr L. L. Smith, L S A., first prizeman in the
ou>s'k\o each bottle, and the name of tho eolc 2nd Stage or that of Vomiting and Purging In natural
and
CRIMEAN SHIRTS !!
organs upon the blood itself, change the state competent
be made asbetween principles and practice of medicine; first piizo for
wholesale, agent, "Edwards, 07, St Paul's," envaluation
to
spectability,
such
great
more
possesses
power,
the
from
to
assortment for winter wear
remedy
stage
health,
exercising
this
sickness
by
Magnificent
system
of
the
first
;
prize
surgery
(lie
physiology,
C
D.
for
nnd
anatomy
by
Government stamp. Sold
graved on
we acqimintcd with, two or three a simultaneous and wholesome ctiV.ct upon all the incoming and outgoin;; partners, but without any Westminster Hospital,first prizeman for chemistry,
thau
other
we
any
Bishop,
al.«o!>y
W.
Bnrraud,Chemist, Wellington:
addition for good-will.
doses being sufficient.
parts and functions.
Portmanteaus, Leatherand CarpetBags, OverWellington.
This Company offers *o the shareholders tho first certificate for botany ; and first certificate for
or Collapse In all cases restoring the
COMPLAINTS OF FEMAI.AStage
3rd
an established midwifery, and member of tho Medical Board of
entering
upon
No i pulse. So strongly are we convinced of the imof
at
once
August 8, 1815.
advantage
The functionol irregularities peculiar to itne
landTrunks andHorsemen's Valises andHavrewhich it 'has taken twenty-two years to Victoria,
inenue value of this remedy, that we cannot too weaker sex, are invariably corrected without pain, business
1',)2, Bourkc-stroct east, Melbourne, Victoria.
in
profits
its
its
the
presentposition,
to
and
bring
in
/CAUTION, A quantity of spurious Essences forcibly urge the necessity of adopting it nil cesea. or inconvenience by the use of Ilolloway'a Pills.
dividends, Dr L,L. Smith, 192, Bourke-strect east, Mel- sacks can alwaysbeobtained
From A. Moulmongery, Esq., late Inspector of They are the safeet nnd surest rae(jjc jne fo t n]j past noia oiu « g«ou pro^cCt for Hrn
\J nnd other Articles of j'-erfiimcry intended Hospitals,
pf
BomUrtv.
Stock will be taken on the last week Decem- bourne.
Clilorodyne is v most valu- diseases iuoidentitl tv febUieS of all ages,
for fihipiner.'t and sale abroad, upon which were
AT WARMOLL'S
To
Private resilience, (J, Hoyai Terrace, Nichokuldysentry.
and
asthma,
able
in
ber
in each year, and a dividend will be dec'afew
remedy
neuraglia,
affixedlabelsin imitationof tho label and trade
fcitfciel's aH?ectionß.
of the January follow- strcet,Filzvoy.
before
the
end
payable
and
mark, and having the trade signature of Messrs it Ifairly owo 1117 restoration to lieaHli ftftei: 18
Tlie^ quantity and quality of the bile are of viu\. ng. Itis intended that a half.yearly approximate
OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
suffering', and when all other nicdi- importance
Piesse and Lumn of No 2, New Bond Street, mouth's severe
to health. Upon the liver, the glnnd
'
1
The following works by Dr L.L. Smith canbe
be declared, and payable inJuly in
foiled,
forged thereon, having been Rent into the Port of ciucs litvl
which secretes thia fluid so uccossiuy for digestion, dividendalso
enclosing
obtained direct from tho author, on
London, the name has been seizednnd condemnedJ Cautiok. Iv consequence of the extraonlinaiy the Pills operate specifically, infallibly rectifying each year.
named stamp.', Gd extra, postage free:
Tho present fitm viz., tho firs t two shares,
by her Majesty's Commissioners of Customs for efficucy of this remedy, several unprincipledpuriius nil irreguhuhies, and effectually curing jaundice,
Impotence and Sterility, 4s Gd ; Obstacles to
0 CLOTHIERS.— A first-class CUTTER,
the Port of London, and as there is iva?on to be- have been induced to vend imitations. Never lie bilious reiuiUums, and all the varieties of disease directors, retainin their own hands 15,000
4s (id ;Meansof ProlongingLife, 9r<od,;
who was for sixteen years principal Cutter iv
lieve that (he practice of imitating ihe Trade tempted to buy Chlorodyuc, except in sealed bottles, generated by an unnatural condition of thnt orghii. on which £'2 per share shall be ata onca paid by Marriage.
to them- How to Get Fat and How to Get Thin,'Is; &c. some of the leading houses in Edinburgh, Scotaddition
Hot
they,
they
and
in
them,
the
Dr.
J.
Collia
Chlorohaving
words,
Marie andforging ihe Trade Signature
Browne's
"
'
:
of
-Smo ;land, and has had some Colonial experience in
; Nestr?
August 8, 1865.
selves 10.000 shares, with £'2 paid as a moderate
#
P« fi5!? A*P Lupw is l>C;;,fer Cftrn-ed ftn t0 ft j9)ge -1 dyne'1 engraved on the wrapper,
Doth the Ointment and Pills should be used in valuation for the Goodwill and General Interest
Olago, wishes to dbtain a situationin Wellington.
(estimouiaia
accompanies
medical
10,000
feiitent J^-Notlce Is hereby given that itis the in- A sheet full ofCtILOItOBYNE
the following cases .Highest references given.
These
they
of
business
surrender.
tho
IN CHANCERY
CAUTION
Gout,
Apply by letter to R. R., care ofMr. W Sinclair,
tention of Messrs Piesse and Lubin to proceed
Bad
Legs,
dividend
for
the
first
two
Shares
to
receive
no
PECTORAL BALSAM OFHORE- ClothicV, rrinces-slreet, Dunedin.
It whs clearly provedbefore Vice-Chancellor Sir Bad Breasts,
Criminally or otherwise(as they may be advised)
Swellings,
Glairdular
have
shareholders
except
the
rest
of
the
years,
Coughs,
HOUND, for the Heltofand Cure of
against any person or persons who may hereafter \Y.P. Wood, by ufliilavits from eminent hospital Hums,
Lunibago,
] received10 per cent. Somervell Brothers offer
Influenza, Asthmas, and all diseases of the Chest
Bell, export for sale, denl in or otherwise dispose CiiNsiuiana of Locdon, that Dr J. Collis Browne liunions,
Pile*,
and
to
their
friends
15,000
remaining
the
shares
and Lungs. Horchound is an herb which lias
of any perfumery with any labels or rnaiks was the discoverer of Clilorodyne ; that they pre- LJite of iMosquitces and Hhumatisra,
IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
the public.
ever been esteemed by the most able physicians
thereon or thereunto affixed, having the mime and scribe it largely," uuJ mean no olhtr iliun Dr
"
Scalds,
Sand-Flies,
continue
their
undivided
attenpropose
to
They
cure of coughs, rrUIE Wellington Independent" has tlu*
18(11. 'Ihe
in
the
qualities
1?,
Orowne's.
Jan.
for
its
salubrious
Times,''
1
Ste
jftheir
address and trade signatur
firm frauduSore Nipples,
Coco-Bay,
tion, as well as their practicalknowledge and long colds, asthmas, ami all pulmonary complaints. As JL greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet
theieforc,
against
using
nny
are
cnutioned
puliiio,
or
lently and falsely punted, engraved,
forged
Sore Throats,
Chiego-foot,
experienceto tho management of tho business, the usual moil e of using it was attended with publishedin this Province ; its subscribers being
other than Dr .). Collis Uhowne's Chlorouynk. Chilblains
thereon.
Skin Diseases,
and will retain the supreme control. The other considerableinconvenience, Mr Ford wasinduced located in all tho most important Districts of the
bottles,
without
it.
Sold
in
No
homo
should
be
Dated this first day of May, ISfio
Scurvy,
Chapped Hands
Directors will give their whole timo to the to offer tho .public au elegant preparation from Colony. Itis also extensively circulated inNow
-is
Gvl hy J. T. Uavekpout, 30, Grem
26
U-.UnJ
Fore-hettd»,
Corns (soft),
YALLANCE and VALLAJfCE,
'
management of their various departments as they that, universal and well known herb. The dis- South" Wales, South and Western Australia, Van
Hypstll-'srticot, Lond-Hi, W'.C, sole mnnufaotiuer. Cancers,
Tui£3*s,
havehitherto done.
20 Essex-street,Strand, London,
()h'-c:vi> prtrtieulivily, none gensiine without the
tinguished approbation it has met with, is a suf- Diemen's Land, Cape of Good Hope,and in the
'
Comiactc-d
and Still' Ulcers,
"
Each share will carry one vote.
Solicitors for Measra Pic&se and Lubin.
ficent testimony of its effiuacy. Many thousand Mother Country. Advertisers,therefore,in making
words Dr >). Collis I'rywuc's Chloroilyne1 ou the
Wouudfi,
Joints,
operations
will
commence
Company
Tho new
August 1, 1805.
personsliavo annually, since its publication, ex- use oftho columns of tho "Independent" m»y
Government Sjfiimp.
Yaw 81
.
Elephantiasis,
as
soon
after
as
July
next,
j
or
on tho Ist day of
perienced a relief, far exceeding their most aan- feel certain that the greatestpublicity willbe given
Auents for Mf.lbouruc Messrs. Tnylor & Co., Fistulas,
[
! practicable.
expectations,and remain living testimonies to the Goods,Wares, &c, oilered for salo,and that
guine
REVOLVERS. "17 flinders Lnne. "
The present firm will hold themselves respon- of its restoring qualities.
A» .supplied (0 and adopted by the English Agent-; for Jsyluey— Messrs. M. A. Worms & Co
Advertisers willultimately reap benefitsinpropor»
PnoyEsson
will
thorn,
Hollo sible for all the debts owing to
which
Sold at the Establishments of
Thomas Ford; whoj tion to tho manner in which they keep theirhamos
the
Prepared
by
patentee,
American, Russian, Prussian, and many other Wynwiu'il Lent*.
f^-'^
Temple
Bar,)
London however,,be collectedby the new company in the
way, iii-1, Strand, (near
Government?, are recognised to be t.hejuost durareques's t/io public to observe tiiat the Genuine| before tlio public.
Also by all respectableDruggists aud Dealers inMe- usual way.
Tho price of Advertisements the" WeLlino
Improved Pectoral Balsam of Horehound has the
ble and efficient Revolvers cxislini; for House proBREAD— I'ASTIIY— PUDDINGS.
dicines thou^hout the civilised world, at the lblProspectuses may ho had from Somervell outside wrappers printed in red ink. and signed by ton Indkpendent" is six linesin
and umlor, 2s. 6d.
tection, travellers, and officers. Colt's celebrated
Accountant,
(is.
(5d.,
od.,
103.,
325.,
Hudson,
JLs.
or
from
Mr
T.
Brother?,
owing
prices
—25.,
a
;
the patenteo in black ink and as further pro- above six linos 4d. per line for the first insertion
revolving Rifles, "Shot-Guns, and Pi.«tol-Carl.ines
is recom- and 48s. each.
BAKING
POWDER
shares
must
application
for
Kendal,
T>OHWICK'S
and
forms
of
tection to purchasers, Ihe name of his agent, Mr and half-price forevery subsequentinsertion; Ad(Pistols with attachable stock.) Exhibition Prize
JO nieniled by the Queen's piiviUe Baker, nnd £yr" There ia a considerable saving by taking the be directed to Somervell Brothers, Netherfield, Edwards,67,
St Paul's, London,is engraved on the j vertisements will be continued, andchauqed unti
ITedal awarded, 1802. Beware of counterfeits. pniionized
by the Army and Navy.
larger sizes.
Kendal.
Government
Sold in bottles by 0. D. counter-ordered; bucli orders must beBent to this
stamp.
Every arm i.-- London-proved, and bears the Com- With Bonvick's
'Uuking Powder you can maks
N.B. Directions for the guidance of patients i
Barraud, Chemist, Wellington;a1soby W. Bishop, j Office One Day before Publication, and must ba
pany's titidc marks.
Bread
Yeast.
witho.ut
disorder
are
affixed
to
each
Box.
TOILET "VINEGARis far superior Wellington.
Holsters, Belts, Pouches, Ammunition.
U WItITINQ.
Q IMMEL'S
Borwick's Baking Powder saves Eggs Mid Butter.
£§j
No 1
to any Eau de Cologue, as a touic and reAugusts, 1865.
Address
Advertisementsto boleft at tho Independent
Powder
makes
Norfolk
Baking
DumpSub-Agenis
Borwidi's
:
freshing adjunct to the Toilet or Bnth, a reviving
Office," Lambton Quay, before Eight o'clock
COLT'S FIRE-ARMS COMPANY.
perfection.
i»
lings
BARRAUI)
Wkllingtok
C. D.
..."
perfume, and a powerful disinfectant. Its useful
Monday, W-sdnesday, and Friday Evenings.
Jl, Pall Mall, London.
Bor wick's Baking Powder is invaluable in the
THE HORSE.
OWKN BKOS
.-.
Do
and sanitary properties render it an iudispenettble
Also to be had through anyEast India or Colonial
Bu»!i.
AGENTS FCR THE "WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT
WILLIAM BISHOP
Do.
requisite, especially in warm cliaiates.
Agency.
Borwk'k'a Br.ldug Powder is warranted wholesome.
MESSHS. PKAVAN & WOON ....Wanoanu,'
'fi"■n E Celebrated Author of Nimkod on ConOTHER AKiICLIiS lIECOMME.VDIiD
Wellington. Messrs. W. Lyon, J. Houghtor,
Powder
take
cure
that
Baking
In buying Boiwick's
Do
W. T. OWEN,
Rimmel's I.avendeii Wateii, distilled from Mitcham i. uiTiox asserts that be never bad in his posjPtHOWN MOLESKIN TROUSERS are manuJ. Wallace, Latnblou Quay; \V\ Saott, E,
you get it.
worms,
this
valuable
Medicine
a
ever
suffered
from
weut
may
Frcffi
whom
bo
session
liorso
llmt
,
flowers.
Vy faetured only by H.,E. &M. MOSES, 14 As there are
11. Carpenter, Thorndon flat.
and injurious imitaspurious
obtained,
several
neither
lameexperienced
blind,
Jockey
or
Frangipaui,
broken-winded;
"
Club,
&c,
of
ex
Rimsiel's
Cannon-htreet west, London.
tions, sec that the words GEOHG K BOUWTCK"
Hutt Bridge T. Mullins
ness from thrushes, cracked herds, furcy, or humors;
quisite fragrance.
Uivjjji Hutt— Mr, T. Mills
rro on every packet.
Rimmel's Glycrjune, Honey, Windsor, and other which lie attributes mostly to th<? jivin:,' of such nlST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, SYDNEY.
FOB HOUSES.
UppkuHutt Mr. P. Wilkie
'I 0 be had of nil respectable Storekeepers, in Id.
Toilet Soaps.
leraiivo or physic medicine every two months, as to
Cd,
Ib,
2(i, 4J,and Gd packets,and in patent boxes
Mastehton H. Bnnnister, Post Oflioo
Lime Juice and Glycerinefor beautifying excite a sutlicieiit discharge hy the suit), bowels, or
Rimmel's
PUBLISHED, a complete history of 2s 0.1, and each. Wholesale of G. BOKWICK,
Greytown J. Fuller, llisiug Suu
Os
the Hair.
kidneys, RtxJ th reby produce ft regularity iv the
St. .Mary's Cathedral from the laying of the Chiswell Street
and
Autumn
are
tins
Seasons
the
CON
(lute Little Moorfielda), London.
(Jauteuton U. Keinbte
great practical experience shows the
foundation stone to its lamentable destructionby February 10, 1805.
DIT ION of HOUSES ought to be looked to llimmel's Pekfume Vapokizeii,Perfume fountains sjstem. His
OTAKr W. Davies
necessity of administering such medicines, (particu&0., &c.
1 when they are gfnerally rough coated, hide bound
fire,-- with numerous engravings from sketches and
work) ; tuti to meet this desired Manawatn. Mr AlcxanJer Gray,
in
to
horsus
liuly
debilitated
and
out
of
altogether
tone,
perhaps
photographs. Price one sliiUing, postage extra.
and
Tuiukina. Franklinand Huist
object, no more prmlent medicine cun be given than
Sold by all Perfumery Vendors.
! A stove most, brilliantly po- proceeding from irreguiur or over-reached exercise,
-AY. Ct. Mason.81 Slanlt-y-street, Sydney. Agents
Wajtganui Mr. H. Iresou Jouei
trade
on
one
E. HIMMEL, Perfumer to 11.U.H. the Princess UIBTON' WOH.M and CONDITION POWDKRS,
supplied
liberal terms.
lished in two minutos for less thau
far. ! musty or inuutritious feeding, which always causes
and tho
J
certain
all
Taiunaki
Woon
remedy
destroying
as
a
sufe
and
for
Cornhill,
(he
96
Strand
and
Wales,
half
of
clear
of
tho
celebrated
induces
the
destructive
of
21
Londou.
profits
pubregis:pred
"Mr.
worms,
disorders,
Notice. Ono
and
mo3t
thing. Yf. G. NIXKY'S
I
Auckland
New Zealuiiuer" Oflies
species ol worm, and removing and keeping buck
lication will he devoted to the StMary'sCathedral BLACK LEAD. A new domestic discovery ! even to the death of the Horse ; but may in such
Nelson Mr. Elliott
the nbovc diseases. And punicnlnrly if given at
Restoration Fund. t
Cannot be wusted, nnd is a preservative ef Furni- seasons be enliivly eradicated by administering
ON SALE AT THK OFFICE OF THIS
Cantekbuby Mr. «/. E. Marsh
autumn, mt<l in the spring, they will put the horse
" PAPER.
GlliiON'S OUIGINAI, WORM AND OON*"
ture fiom the injurious effects of the common ariiulc
season,
give
Otagio W. Hay, News Agent, Ouuedin
and
condition
for
ihe
coming
in
fide
comparatively
now in use, as it creates no dust, and
DITION POWDERS.
|
TO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS.
"AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS."
blood,
Sydney M*. E. Greville
THE
him
additional
and
his
strength
viger,
purify
■
given,
no labor.
and without any alteration
they being easily
add
a
fine
to
his
Melboubne Messrs, Gordon & Gotch
commerce,
politics,
glosr,
coating.
of
nnd
agrionHure,
whore,
4d,
&
Is
feeding
blocks,
2,
in solid
Id.
or exercise. See his
necessary in either
A. J. WATT & CO., of Sydney, Sold cverj
literature, science aud art. It consists of
Sold in boxes, with tho Purgative Ball, with a London— Messrs. F. Algar, 11Oletueiit's-stre*
Advantages of this Elegant Chemical Prc- trentise on the care of the House, oue of whichis
of
Th<i
Photographic
the
attention
to
call
Iwx
Lombard-street,E.G. ; and G. Street,
20 pages ot demy, coutaiuiug 80 columns of treatise.
Artists to their largo and varied assortment of |ip.ratjon ate great saviug of lime, cleanliness of enclosed, in each package.
OornliilU
Ihe public are particularly respected to observe i
The Public are particularlyroquested to observe closely printed matter. Itcontains all the news of
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