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The
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{Published every Tuesday and Friday) b-
Vol. VJ.—:No. 520.
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BUSINESS NOTXgEiS^
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Isth,:ts73.
'■ NOTICES '
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mR&VELLERS to and fromDunedin will mHOMSON AND
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CRITERION -HOTEL, MILTON.
always jfindRegdy a}|;the White H<uße
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Hotel,jTaieri-Village,a goodCup of Tef or
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&ECO^DE^
!| I(Single Copy^ price 6d; Quarterly, 8s; do. withpostage, 95.)
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BTTSINEBB NOTICES.
T*|-ACDONALD j: OH
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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ME! T IME! T IMB,
Carpenter
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
f ': BALCLUTHA.
Agents : Norwich Union Fire Insurance
Society.
.
WM. M. WHITE,
And
/"_ ;■ > ;
fl O-T E^L
Coftee.;
Wheelwright,
Contractor,
Milton,
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,^,-v'j ; .
Balciutha,»' >a, ■: ?■?.
"WinißS,
and
Ales
unrivalled.
Spirits,
HA.j
Agent for Mcdre's Superior WaiholaLime.
BALCLUTa
Hasnow opeued the above Establishment,
WNSEND,
aEORGE
;Proprietor,, :i^r : _ AMOS M'KEGG, Proprietor.
/TO
Business,
to
BuildingMaterials andFurnishings.
and hop by^.aj^ic^at^ntipn
Fresh supplyalways on hand.
S\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
patronage
whichhas
ot
TT.OTSL,
a
share
that
mAiIERI
to merit
TpAST
MURRAY,
to the increase— of Trade, the
Wholesale and Retail:
TO BORROWERS;
hitherto been bo amply bestowed uponhim. ..-. , :, Z.above pld-established Hbtel has just
(10 Miles from Dunedin) ;/ f
Z^IOSTNELL AND MOODIE are prepared
/ FinestiN^ewSJason')|,Teas, chests,halves,
■,
The House, which has just been erected^ ,undergonea thbrdughr'overhaul.' It'hasbedn
' .* j^M-AND CLOTHIER,
>
m
i,,East Taieri,
to advance any sum of money from
,with
conevery
replete
re-papered,re;paint§dand.dwprated^j|seyeral
Travellers wijy^id
boxes"; Best Tellpw and "W^it*
upwards
LIOO
on approvedfreehold security
been,
made lor the conveni- JWm. KNOTT
Proprietor. .
. renience. '-:^-'l"jl-Jf-. U'"Mf. U-. .'?■!¥/''" alterations have
MILTON.
at
Crystal
Sugars,;
Duncan's
finest
the
lowest
current rate of interest.
very
has
public
ence of the
;aneitensiv© addition
Inspection ia injotedjtp *X\, as tteduejf
security
If
;
declined,
ia
no charge made.
erected,
apart
alsobeen
which has been set
Flour j M'Gilfs and Doull's Oat- T>
W. C A P S T I C X, Titles brought
"tudy of the Proprietor in,Uie den'gitof the entirely fdr
Stabling
S^*
Good
and
Paddock
Acsomunder
Transfer Act if
Families,
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Auctioneer,
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BuUd^has-ltoen^to^m^etM^^y^^??*! "Commercial the use. of&c.Private
modation.
meal ;Wines, Spirits, Ale, andPordesired.
Travellers^
>i
of all clashes of the community.
AND
OF THE WEST HOTEL,
apartments havebeen so arranged a
ter Cornsacks, Seaming Twine,
1Z AITANGATA COAL COMPANY
G
OARRICKTOWN,
-*^*
GENERAL AGENT.
to suit the convenience of a.ll classes of the
;
(Kegistered),
j
Kerosene
Clover
andother
Seeds
Proprietor.
Thos. Horrigan...
travellingcommunityindividually.
Brands
TOKOMAIRIRO.
wiil
be'
ofthe
Spirits
:
CLmE-STREET,
BALCLUTHA,
The Wines.and
Offices
Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and
Fencing Wire, Roofing Iron, Zinc,
SampleRooms for Commercial Travellers.
Boarders.
uSnw^Tcept^v&&
Are prepared to receive orders for Coal at
Best Stable (built of stone) in theDistrict
Nails, Rope, Bluestone; CoLza,
Tables onthe
One
of
Alcock's
best
Billiard
of
&
outside
their Mine, Kaitangata.
Grain,
&c,
#QV ££*> "premises.;
Cromwell.
&c.
Storage for
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Price on and after sth February, 12s 6d
;
Linseed,
and Castor Oils Tar
H,O TE L ,
WAR A U
ton cash. All drays must pay cash on
per
reputation
only
kept.
BAKER
of
the
Liquers
;
G,
.
best
C
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G
S.
BHEAD^JbNP
Cromwell,
delivery.
White Lead,Paints,Paperhangings,
ExtensivePaddock Accommodation.
R. GRIGOR,
MAra.SOjnCHiBOADjjMp^TOir, :..--..
AND U ARNESS 11/f
AKER
GEO. M. STARKEY, Proprietor.
Scrim, Chairs, Reapers, Ploughs,
Secretary
SouthernLineand
Yeend's
Cobb's Coaohes
!MTOKOMATERIRO.;;ii
G.|M. S. respectfully begs to inform the
daily.
arriveand
leave
I
Chaff,
Bran,
travellingpublic thathe has taken the above
Chaffcutters, Oats,
A
ML AR E N AND CO.,
Near the Athensaum,
Inthanl^jthe^^abitants,of Tpkomairjro
wellknown hotel, and willendeavor to mainthe
supfor
liberal
districta
surrpunding
and
Pollard, Barley Dust, CheapFlour
tainandincrease its former reputation.
Milton.
Wholesale, Retailand Family Butchers,
LITtERY AND BAIT STABLES,
fiim for
, fctabling, &c, as usual.
port whiciThas
iafecorded^tbnumerous
All
Work
entrusted
to
Ironmpngery,
S.
C.
will
receive
-G;
Crockery,Stationery,
beg
good
kept.
grooms
T.....respectfully
3to iiifprm his None but
Milton,Tokomairiro.
many yearspast, begsto informhis
prompt attention, andthebest workmanship
:
Friends and Old Patrons that he has
Wines and spirits guaranteed of the first
has
generally
£riendi^^ie'^ublro
that^he
Oilmen's Stores.
taken possession of the Stabling in connec- quality.guaranteed.
N.B. Families in and around Milton
made a largeaddition to his premises,andis tion with his' Hotel, and assures them that
accommp- nonebut trustworthy and attentive grooms CROWN HOTEL, RaTTRAY STREET.
;
GOW,
giYo:mHch:greater
&
mutsford
STEWART
rr\
preparedit©
now
Established 1860.
waited on daily for orders.
than,hereto- willbe kept. .
datiofi to hoarders.and travellers
Saddle Horses andBuggies always ready
Balclutha.
WATUHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
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for hire at lowest rates.
CAMPBELL begs to inform his
Prices Strictly Moderate.
fore.
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Up-country friends and the public, tlia
Milton.
Horses carefullybroken to saddleandhar- he has resumed business in the above
JOHN M'NEIL,
HORSE HOTEL, Agents for Balciutha Messrs Stewart and
&c.^ kade^to order. ness.
favorite establishment, where visitors to
Milton,
Gow.
town will find everything fitted up for their
BUTOHEB,
Contracts taken:for supplyingiSoirees, &c. Balciutha, 2nd January, 1873.
comfortand convenience.
L E
Proprietor.
BEDEL,
Every accomodation for Wedding Parties, F. BASTINGS
CLYDE- BTEEET,
nrriTß bkpbooms job families.
MURRAY'S
&c, &c.
Accomodation forBoarders.
BALOLUTHA.
Tailor and Clothier,
T> ACI FI O HOTEL,
HOTEL,
PRIVATE
Meals at_;'all hours.
R OXBURGH.
Respectfully begs to inform the
A L E
(Cornerof GreatKing.mdSt.Andrew-steets), F.B.
g
in
:oja
Travelling
bi>
3
stabl
Public
that
he
has
takenpossesY-STREET,
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RATTKA
comm
T. BUNTING, Proprietor.
LIFE, AND
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JAMES (^OiJALL,
DVITEIHS.
Proprietor.
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Rates. thoroughly renovated throughout and can
safely recommend the White Horse to be on
Wines and Spirits of theFinest Brands.
Visiting Dunedin will find,at
this Hotel, every requisite to rendei
GLENLADY
homecomfortable.
PARTIES
Ihe Bed Rooms
AND
ABE
Maik South Boad,:Tokomaibibo.
AIBT, WELL FINISHED, AND
VENTILATED.
-F! R A N E-
Q
sion of the above Hotel, which he has
SuperiorAccommodation
an equalfooting with auy other Hotelin the
STEAM SAW AND
Province fur the comfort andconvenienceof
PLANING MILLS AND TOKOeach and every class of the community, as
the wants and requirements of his patrons
MAIRIRO TIMBER YARD:
will be the Proprietor's sole study.
J.HOLLIOK,
Proprietor.
Baths for the use of Guests.
R AN. T,
The Stabling will be found to retain its
former reputation.
A LARGEStock of BuildingMaterials of
-£*- every description, at the lowestrates.
None but thebest of Liqueurs will be
COBDIAL MANVFAOTUBEB,
Feather-edged
kept.
inch
dressed
Weatherboards
7
6do £ inch } Tonguedand groovedLining
Balls
>
to
Beg resiwctraUy toiinform;,the Lihabitants ■, N.B. Wedding Parties; Soirees,notice,
and Flooring
N.B Cobb's line of Coaches arrive and
&c, &c, suppliedupon the shortest
inch
(Own
Manufacture)
)
6do
If
of
with the Choicest Confection &c, &c, of
depart as usual.
that, on
the Period.
Of Red Pine, a very superior article,audwell
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pBORGB"Y" 0 U N G
df jErated'ahcl
R.K. MURRAY,
seasoned.
MANUFACTURES,
CQRDIAL
Practical
Proprietor.
He has,> at a.large .expenditure of capital,
AND
AND JEWELLER,
YRIE>
WATCHMAKER
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erected machinery with the latest and best
HOTEL,
BRIDGE
AND
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IyrATAURA
PRIVATE ENTRANCE,
RATTRAY-STREET.DUNEDIN.
—
Milton^a^i^lSunpp^i^K^istnc^.
.—
the*l^lM%ii^iMiwi^consumerß
,
"'
improvements|- ;and'..he wm^ntly trus*
rvtupiaattia,_ the
that,
Miriu£t
mostexactingdemands of consumers willbe
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amply and ga&^c|p^;siippiied:
'^M^eii £cm.--'^'=
li£Vr
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MATATJBA,
GENERAL STOREKEEPERS,
WM. LAURIE, Proprietor.
L C L-U TH A TTO TEL,
BA
trEORGE SUTHERLAND
C°-
M. R
W. L. begs to inform his friends "and the
Drapers akd
Provision Merchants,
publicgenerallythat hehas leased the above
Hotel, where, by strict attentionto the whole
Superior'Accommodatiou for Travellers; ':
routineof business, he trusts to merit a reBALCLUTJIA.
GOOD STABLINa..
newaland continuance of past favors, and,in
.always
sale.
Oats, C3w,ftV^and Bran
'""''" "'■' *' ';on
'' '"' " ' '" " ;
NORTH & SCOULLAR
.' *-■'j t.-i Vk il jL_ '-^ '"
'."-: order to secure the same, no effort willbe
wantingon hispart to make the
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Have onview a Large Assortment of
additionsrecently
W >p^ej^
T7IURNISHINGS,
TT OCJSEHOLD
effectedi'-'.;"t.
for
;accommodation
MATAURA BRIDGE
Good
''"Families.
Private
v Traveliers^ai^ .
Comprising—
one of the most comfortableHotels for TraStabling./^Paddock'Accommodation.
FLOORCLOTHS,
NAIRN'S
20
CASES
vellersandBoarders out of Dunedin.
NEW PATTERNS,
Ex Euterpe, Oberon, and Araby Maid,
Spirits, Wines, and Ales of the BeatBrands- 3ft,
4ft 6in, 6ft, 9ft, 12ft,15ft, and18ft wide,
,
at from2s 6d to 5s per yard,
First-class Stabling, under the supervisionof
CARPETS—
ROYAL _MAID_ HQTEL, STORE,
an attentiveand trustworthygroom.
In 5-ply Brussels *)
"..,- ':
■.- N.B.— Saddle Hacks forhirealwaysready. 4-ply do
.if
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- Mmß^mima^ '
do
3-ply
I200 PTECES in the
Best Tapestries 1 NEWEST and MOST
H 0 T EL,
22 miles from 3aklu'thaj; ■",,28 miles from COMMEECI A,L
2-ply Scotch
("CHOICE DESIGNS
~
,
Pbei-Sxreet, Lawrence. .
an^-halting
Kidder (all wool) | from 2s to 7s 6d:
do
(union) |
«and
.% place of./
ARMSTRONG,
Stair and Felt
J
lnyercargill
Coaches.
:/,;
THE BEST SELECTION IN OTAGO.
Proprietor.
DRAWING-ROOM SUITES—
o x
NewestDesigns,
Unsurpassed Accommodation for Travel- In Brocatell from
(Formerly of Cpbb and Co.)
£30.
Silk Rep
Proprietprr
:. lers, Boarders, and Private Families.
...£3MSO.
Spotted do
£28.
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Plain do
£26.
-begs- Apprise ithe: '""[
J. '<&
ALCOCk?S;BILLIARD TABLE.
SUITES—
taken
DINING-ROOM
having
.,
Travelling
&. Jti*
InOak and Mahogany
possesaion of the> Royal Mail Hotel and
"■;,, Green Morocco
;
Large
Assembly:Hall in connection with
Stablesi?j^bth;^of^ which 'he^- intends *to
Brown
Hair-cloth
thoroughly renovate £nd .-keep^ under his the Hotel, suitable for Concerts and Public
100 PIER GLASSES—
1from past
.";.-;
while,
Entertainments.
;
j
personal
saperviaibn
own
Gilt and..Walnut Frame Mirrors, various
experiieiice/h'e anticipatesestablishingfor the Wines,
and Spiiits of most Celebrated designs, from 24in x 14into 50in x 43in.
5
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a
Iname
above
Brands.
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COI^O^L-ATOi^
CLEANLINESS,
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TraveiieM may tely' on beinjgj ca^ed^in
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>T>RINCEpf;WalesHptel,Dee-street,Inver- IVTORTH
AND
.
IMPORTER OF WATCHES, CLOCKS.
AND JEWELLERY,
PaiNOES-STRKET, DUNEDIN,
Exhibition, 1865.
—
GEORGE YOUNG,
—
"BRUCE HERALD" OFFICE.
CAPITAL: £2,200,000.
Agent for BALCLUTHA,
NEW VOLUMES ILLUSTRATED
PERIODICALS, 1872;
KOBERT GRIGOR,
Surveyor andLand Agent.
AND
A. J. B""
C°"
WAREHOUSE,
Stafford-street, Dunedin,
—
Stock,
8
Sunday Magazine
MOSGIEL
Good Words
Cottager andArtisan
and Making
Having in
Plain Tweeds
TwistTweeds
VVhite (Serge (plaiding)Colored(Serge (plaiding)
Shepherd TartanShepherd
Jb'iaida
Shawls
British Workman
Sunday at Homo
Tartan
RibbedPants
PlainPants
Ladies'Drawers
Ladies' Stockings
Boys' Socks
Girls' Stockings
Men's Sock
Men's Stocking
3
Men's Uiidereiurts Tweed Shirts
Serge Drawers
Serge IShirte
Fingering
Yarn
Chatterbox
these Gooda.
Kind Words
Family Friend
A.J.BURNS & CO.
R S
Band ©f Hope
Children'sFriend
S TEADM. AN 'S
LINES OF COACHES
Sunshine
—
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Waikaka
STORE,
Thomas Hunter
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Diggings.
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Children's Prize
Child's Companion
Infant's Magazint
DUNEDIN to WEST TAIERI Daily, at
8.30 a.m., returning from the Buck-Eye
Proprietor.
NEW ANNUAL VOLUMES !
Orders can now be received for any of
Princes-street.
From Dunedin to East and West Taieri
Opposite Bank of NewSouth Wales.
Leave as follows, viz. :
TTT AIKAKA
CHILDREN'S MAGAZINES AND
PEIUODICALS.
Good Words for the 1
uung
IV/T
Note the Address
S
AT THE
GENERAL INSURANCE CO.
(Opposite Bank of NewSouth Wales.)
N.B.—Awarded FIRST PRIZE for
CLOCKS and WATGHES, New Zealand
TIMBER i TIMBER! TIMBER!
Hotel, West Taieri, at 4 p.m., arriving CASTLEMAINE STEAM SAW MILL,
TAPANUI.
.An extensive andvariedstock of Groceries
Drapery, Wines, and Spirits always onhand. in Town at 7 p.m.
Produce and,other stores atDunedinprices
EAST TAIERI to DUNEDIN.—Leave
with cartage added.
Goodsdeliveredfree to all his customers the WhiteHouse Hotel,Otakia, at 6.30 am.,
in the District.
arriving at the Junction Hotel at 8.30 a.m.,
Good stabling, and every attention paid
andDunedin at 10 o'clock.
to horses.
rjIHE undersignedhavingerected theabove
-■- Mills,isnowpreparedto supplyBuilding,Mining,and Bridge Timber, White and
Black Pine and Bitch, in any quantityat
lowestremunerative prices.
Carriage supplied to any part of the dis-
Daily.
JENNINGS, Leave DUNEDIN at 4.30 p.m.
EDWIN
Taxidermist, George-street,(belowEuSALE,
/~\
N
ropean Hotel), .Dunedin. Birds and all
kinds of Animals preserved, stuffed, and
set:up to order. All kinds of New; Zealand
Birdskins on hand. Birds and Animals
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Skins bought and sold.
TOHNSTONE AND WILSON'
Millwrights, Engineers, and
€l
IMPLEMENT
MAKERS,
Milton,. Tokomaisibo.
All Orders entrusted boy them- will be
treated with the utmost care, attention,and
punctuality.
trict, if required.
JOHN PERRY,
Proprietor.. "
HOGGj
AT
E. MAEEIATT'S
Milton Store—
TTTATCH &
—
BALCLUTHA.
MONEY TO LEND.
Just arrived in Prime Condition
WHITE CLOVER SEED
£fi OOO
COW GRASS
~~lnSums of not less than
£100, -onFreehold Security, at current rates
of interest.
ALSYKE
TOOTHY
pLOCK IyAKER,
(Next JRyrie'a Store),
QCOULLAR
A LBION LIVERY & BAIT STABLES,,
cargiil, \K.' Poweil/Proprietor.
Superior^.accommodatibn' for Travellers CABINETMAKERS and.IMPORTERS, Xjl Dee-street,JnvercargilL JohnM*Ken
zie Proprietor; Excellent Stabling, under
and Private" Families!' lSample^ Rooms
RATTRAY-STREET,
inspection of Proprietor. Loose boxes for
Private Sitjfcj B^omj,^Batib.3oom,,,BU^
Entires, -BuggiesandSaddle-horaeg onhire.
JOTI
;
VICTORIA
O~^
FIRE,
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EDMUND SMITHS
Princeg.street,Dunedui.
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" Bookseller,
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ADVERTISEMENT}
f
ElemenJ^|
iflL
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
ZEALAND (Limited).
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CHARLES
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always be, the smallest profits and quick
Seed Oats.
returns.
Wellington, 20th June,1873.
Seed Barley
White Clover.
Cow Grass.
Trefoil.
Cocksfoot.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
ZEALAND (Limited).
Timothy.
BURNS' POEMS, Illustrated, 2s Gd each.
Mixed Lawn Grasses.
Bennet'sPrinciples andPractice ofMedicine.
Macaulay'sHistory of England, 8 vols. cloth
Carlyle's Essays, Letters, Pamphlets, 6 vols.
cloth.
Macaulay'sEssays complete.
Forster's Statesmen of the Commonwealth,
5 vols.
Humboldt's Cosmos, 5 vols.
Campbell's Livesof the Chancellors, 9 vols
Adam Smith'3Wealthof Nations.
Eev. C. H. Spurgeon's Morningby Morning
Eveningby Evening.
Do.
do.
,
A Large Assortment of
FEESH GARDEN SEEDS.
pOW,
BALCLtJTHA,
And Aleiandeb M'Duf*,
Tapanui.
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FOR
A
Thorn Quicks, Shrubs, &c., &c.
New Seedsfor Fieldand Garden, of extra
fine quality,now arriving.
TWO MILLIONS STERLING.
BRANCH of this BANK will be
WM.. MAESHALL,
Nurseryman and Seedsman,
opened.inßALCLUTHA.for General
Business, under the management of T. T.
Ritchie, Esq oh Tuesday,th«» Jst prox.,in
,
the premiseslatelyoccupiedby the BanV of
Otago.
MILTON.
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SALE.
ADAM BURNES,
Inspector andGeneral Manager.
SALE!
500,000 SAWN
TOTAEA SHINGLES.
I
Tweed Top Coats.Inverness
Capes, Waterproof Coats, all sizes, Alloa
Socks, Knitted Drawers,MosgielPantß and Shirts,Flannel
Under Shirts, an Extra Cheap Lot of Crimean Shirts, Hats, Caps,
Ties, Collars, Braces Belts, and numerous other Sundries and Small Wares
OFFICE.
Italian Eyegrass.
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Capital:
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ON SALE AT 'BRUCE HARALD
Byegrass.
QJTEWAET
A fine stock of Truit Tree3perfectlyclean
one to four years old, consisting of Apples,
Pears, Cherries, Peaches Plums, &c,
MENS' CLOTHING, AC.
Eed Clover.
AND
Other Eorest Trees inVariety.
Brandy, Whisky, Wines, Ale, Porter,
Cordials, &c.
T) 0 B E R T T\ 0 U L L,
Tea, Sugar, Flour, Oatmeal, Rice, Barley,
CLUTHA STEAM FLOUR
Wellington, 20th June, 1873.
and Oilmen's Goods of every description.
AND OATMEAL MILLS,
Drapery, Bootsand Shoes, Fancy Goods and
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
Ironmongery.
Balclutha.
Men' Tweed Suits, Black Cloth Suits, Boys and Youth's Tweed Suits, Mens'
ZEALAND (Limited).
Tobacco and Cigars,CrockeryandGlassware.
Oatmeal givenin Exchange for Oats.
Mosgiel Tweed Suits. A Cheap Lot of Mens' Tweed Vests, Trousers
OATS, CHAFF, and BRAN.
and Coats, to Clear, Bedford Cjrd, Cotton Cord, and
Capital:
Trousers,
OPECM 1 L XT7" O R K S
quality,
Coats,
Mole
best
Pilot
Cornsacks, SeamingTwine,Bluestone,
TWO
Seed Potatoes.
;
Untrimmed Hatg, Ribbon Laces,
Flowers, Gloves Trimmings,
&c, &c, &c.
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TAPANI.
—
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.
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andpassage ,: co the Master on Board,
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~~~
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Alrf -JUI.T, 1873.
ill
FIVE
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that he has
public
Belts.
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luctof
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>n
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AND
\ inder the Management of W. J. M. LAR HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA,
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This original preUnder his supervision, the Shamrock has "TAMES YOUNG, Watchand
paration,has attained
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■*" of
prepared exclusively by
the lt Clutha Districts for past favors, since
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commencing business on my own account, I
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aentionedplaces, viz :—
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largeand well-selected slock ofBlueandBlack
Under the manageworld. Steam Mills, Brick Lane,
~YOUNG LADIES' DAY SCHOOL
Broad Cloths, Doeskins, Scotch and- English
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ment of
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Tweeds, comprising—Silk Mixtures, Bless',
nvercargill
~;gW
John Dalgleish, Esq.
_
Galasheilds, Bannockburn, Sydney, Mosgiel
;
, I
1
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:
IIII
Wood,
Esq.
'ort
'J.
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Chalmers
H.
TtTRS
has now opened W
J[fl Ait A VILLA COCO
T.T. Eitchie, Esq.
Jlutha Ferry
LONGBUSH
A*-*- SCHOOLoppositeithe EnglishChurch andBluePilotCloth.
COALSI COALS! COALS!
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The "Globe" says,
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)amaru
TaylorBrothers'Ma
Wm. Christie,Esq.
"
Shirts,
Underclothing,
ILLS,
Crimean
CIAW
day
and
x tiverton
QTEAM
Tl/T
AJReduction inMusic and Singing to
James Cook, Esq.
ravilla Cocoa has achiJjfJL
UNITED NO. 1 KAITANGATA O
D
TIHE
W. H. Davidson, Esq. :
eved a thorough success.,
Mole Trousers, all of the
S Iwitzers
Pupils. " Sx'^'-id :■■■:'_. '■■■ Sji
-*- COAL PITS are now open, and
'aieri,East and West Thomas Ker,Esq.
and supersedes every other
I
Woodlands.
best Material'and
H. H. HHartet Esq.
in the market. Entire
'almerston
Cocoa
*
supplying
alongside
Termson Application.
*c
coals
the
river,
Make.
Proprietorß> 5 'okomairiro
STRAtfG &ca
:
solubility,adelicate aroma, and ft
Albert Larnach,Esq.
vessels,
board
at
12s
put
>r
on
6dper
ton
Bremner,
T. S.
Esq.
rare concentration of the,puresfcel©?';, *
\ ?inton.
Several Pieces of Sydney Tweeds, Suitable
F IE *E W O* O D
All descriptions of Colonial Timber at
the
3 ASH.
C !ardrona
W. C. M'Dbuall, Esq.
men.tß of. nutrition, disiinguiaK^
"
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■
EforBoys' ware, Cheap.
Maravilla Cocoaabove a^'btßersv For
jjurrent rates.
.
invalids and*Dyspeptics, weeouldnot re'
Patterns cut Free to Buyers.
IyTIXED FIREWOOD for Sale, by the
WJf
Large supplies always on hand.
commend a more)'ftg**6^^ ,?* vahiable
ADAMBUBNJESi
,
b Average."
Cord or Load.
MOSGIEL TWEED SUITS,£5 6s.
.
:
S. CAPVSTICXf
Tongued and groovedFlooring, Lining, <fee.
opinionsr vide
JQHN
further
favorable
For
Manager.
Inspector and Genera^
( Standard,'
HENDERSON,
J. A.
Morning Post,' 'British AJedical
Agent for H. Knot|, Hat and:Cap Manufac''
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v
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JowwaV &c, &"
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deciding against the motion whichI
have
here a' 'reporV'froin them, showing; :?&&' fronf:^lie liunstaiLlssociation wai b arid Miners' Associations were, deluded
MarewhenuaLandSale. Ishal 1 shall shew, there is a principle involved nave
might
placed
them,
before
whatever
their
views
their,
belief.that
opposition;
It
?
.
the
agricultural
i
terms
still
readi
stronger.
ip,to
" in
,ißJh^;» otipn"iaa9i4;mpAPtJ»Rt.) as anjr t\rt\^ that the application included
cannot
successful"if they were persistent in of party questions may be. I
to^MHWKerrbw'e> thus:— IJunstan MiueVs' Assbciatior i be"
was ever brought before the Gouicil.— land-.'
grounds for understand the hon. member at.the head
THe^ollowmg-'is the debate eh the (Hear, hear.) INpw, Sir, what aire the report;it was the only,land fit^cfr settle^ \ stro.3gly / condßmnSissle,.vMarjßWihaiiua, am i urging it, ;and showed good --'>">
I
of the Government;,doing this. If the
it: v t-'
cDis>
that Jij/brfion of ; recommenc][^ev.ersjeffo^^
emphatic resolui Marewhenua Land Sale, L> which comr ..tacta^fionuerping^jihis^sal^f tt£bg' papers ment in I^orW^^of
Council had passed
""We an
auriferous, 'ag&'/jft was believed -"1 trict petition if necessary." And that fron 1" Mr Ileid-7-Hear,.hear. .
;
repudiate
menced inthe Previncial Cpuncil dnvthe cim^ecljed/w.itb. it-have be,en ;placjd in the land was
this transaying
tion,
:
:—
tliere was gold in ifcl'* Tinder the circum- the "Arrow
tion -as 'follows
Mr Stout— Andif the Go vernmen t;and
ti*ndV of' non members';' jherefoj-e, it (stances,
entirely-I—we1 we decide that there
saction
-^ ;J. ;.;_. "ft'not
7tli Julyi-i
objectgrant,,.
a,drewi
i
ih.e.
to
I;I^;ve
sell,
telegrap.h.ed^toj]\|apa
Boatd
declined
&
fl
i
to.
')
ithe
\
>WasteiLandslBoard -.were bounds
necessary nba^l'Wb'uld-Vake
shall fee no;sale.ofthisland ;" there might
0T
* %'naeba^bfefs in- application. -On-the— Bth--May,j they,-1
Wby ,die% dQt .the JExecutive come::down to have been,some reason" for the hon.mem'i^'fe
itheii
'tiroes
of
«fcorierable
1
g'jth^ffijillpYßLing")
hon member for ber voting for the sale ; but the -Council
" motion] jstanjJing ip" my m»kir>g , anys:.deyjtthe^ed,i j;"SP.IwIj^B f iabffolutely'.Tefusea .the'sareljand **«* position the miners have taken up, a suai the Council when the
name :— That fcn{g Council is of ojpinion .fiiit with 'the' .'view of 4.p^ taw reejtain^ithey^ne.rs^augQt the' sale and[ show that it is a m^st^rapurlin t matt^U ]- ;V^aihola
his motion,.and say? did not only not wishj.to, repudiate the
that the Executive is deserving ofathft
!
the application would have been hdar^ofii t|]iem,ia.ud
this GouflCil7a;nd.tH( 3,.",H0,n members may pass,what resolutions liability," but desireid that further'enquiry
my"Ye«a'^s^ a^a cjt th* no
however,' that Province are indebted to,.jhe* miners fti v
may^m'sntion,
&'■graVest'ceriMrei for not oflitfiftTly tran'smjij;-. ?
more.
I
is in,,duty and a l- report should b& 'made^f f But in
:HintHbdJt6?<allcuce,
"tb^y like^; bii£ the'
Government
£ijpp6rtiug HrguW^tsfcl
li:
ting to the J^aste Lands Board tpe re- ijj wiH^per;haps/;
what mayJjß termed thenonipoliti- these associations for the' stand theyimadt 2 b'ouncl to sell
we' cannot .asking
it..was
and'
laiid,
»
ye
gi
;
\
ibe
FM?
JPI
that the consideration ofrjjfche sale
ks&h%n
thej} in>reference'to-the sale of'auriferous lands
solutipnoffthe.Copncil recommendingtnr- brief .«ynops-i.s of.rhp^sal^jpyh^
li* !calpemen-tf-in:ihe Board that refused
take cognizance of any resolutions' the? be 'postponed, the' Cbiihcii did :hot ask
.-Mnd
terworth,
Strode,
But
and In one way4t does not much matter tc \
jS£se. Messrs
postponement of the^ consideration jqf..th*- the M«rewhenua district "Fir'sf,'
yxame to.',' If;thes had donethat that -the salebe refused, but.merely that
Council .mahave
in.-cons^ii
Clark, were the members who: gave^a b fife 'mine'rs'ihltheJDunstan and Arrqw'dis."' jt'weuTr^
noißalei ofilarid in the
been .manly and straight-' its consideration be postponed ; and I
:'Gf<whVt'wa^terraed a deficiency
in
say
■while;/
!
Thorn
stuii
Meji^rsjrglrnieAand
re|ußalv
10,000
by/the^H^dn^Ebb'er^Ganipbe^l,
or
acres
of
tricts,
urged as that any Board or Executive would be
fdr
that
5000
have
been
fofViirdjf^nd'it
mighV
was)
Province,
<>f
it
asked
)tb«jrevenue
the
1
"
j
f n61i utgiri^ana'3 adviS^
son acquiesced in the sale. Well»i f$$3s? s- rferou^'iatid 'should €e^sord-ih' the jMare- som¥6 lx'cu£e < f6r their strange conduct on bound to accede to it. What possible
1871r,hat,cmainjblo(jk> /iagLwas
during session,of
14th May,;and 1 whenua,;iCjis trict, ü b,ecausef^ they . ?are noIjthis occasion. But not one word was said ; reason can
v
Kftthe. Jeadeii' fof *he Executive", iwho is a of iandthe
should be' sold^whic^_wa9 Agreed certainlygfianted^nathe
the Executive therefore give
do
not
understand
how it was1"' directly.4nteres,ted ;. but they;Came fbrwarc ?- not-only did they not oppose tbe resolu- for not. acceding
;ffntember:}?>imdf representative;;:) }Of the
motion this
waS}a like resolu(tojjn^
]There
division.
r
readily
graftt&L
,Baid:
was
so
-9
Bpar!^,
;
itljat^rephearing
the _tion"passed"inlß72,
;
b'ofdly, because 'they desired' to see th< tion, butlitliey actually consented to 'the reasonable request/toforthis
ojiExecuti^e,}iiat*
"inquiry
blocks
of
"further
certain
that
some com- publfc estate conserved, and t6 conserve 3
.postponement * ,pf ?,,., the■, scpneideration
Standing Orders, and and some delay ? Isit not a fact that the
.of.the
ghould'he sola for. revenue jmrjposes t surmise that there had been
suspension
land
(m^unjeation between the Secretary ;foT thatV^yT^ll j49,,ja}i7Sey ca.l?) pnotwith." the
as recommenqedr,bT
iof the said Bale,
was passed without tbe sale ofland had been pending for a whole
;
but'it'will alsb';Jbf£ seenr [(hat^atf|he sartfe4 Lands, thehead
.'lprooeed' to ;time
of the Government;:iaiidI'v standing, tfieaction: of
'""ijii^gpunai:"
But
befbre
any ExeciftiveKthai t! slightest delay. Then, if the Government year ? and can it be said that the delay
'
,'foßthi
resolutions
.;was
by.
at
set
.the
i
0
Campb.ell, andithatfi'he. //warsr askecb to nVay'be'iri po^ver:1 Sir,T don't think v 1 wasbound to sell, how does ithappenthat
termed £Ke fsicß passed
yem^^^at^ay'b^
' I
iniere'sts'6f rMr
of a week or a month could have, in any
by^th^Qouncit,,that:
v
0
;before theBoard and ask? for; a.reTOa:ke':acome
as iajprovince >! ;u"jJ to the present time not one single word way injured the Hon. Mr Campbell, the
in
this
'/involved
-m^ibn^l'^ißh''tb
"■'"" t wquldube 'creditablerito us.
theProvince
were
to beconserved,..andrthav
<y
'■'i[
j
left, tp the Miners'.As. "; ofe^explanation has;been vouchsafed to this Province, or anyone? Why,' then, did
hearing.-'^l'^ OVi.iF'fKKX^T
pe^onM-explariiatibn'ih^efererice somgj W'atfrjtfeWus*^
be
that it should
;;
n
:
explana'Cisrißmarkß :
ith'at :
fellfroni"the honimemjjerfpr
an
'
May
Tolmie—
I
make
lfbcia'ioii
fo
se'e
t'bfat
Vte true interests os ',' /House by.the gentlemen on the Treasury not the Executive venture to lay the
Mr
1J
fruly<kletteEwass>ntby tion? Imerely wish to 5 "state tHat the '; rthe. Province;.are (conserved;;
J
(Mr Batbgate),■;on the^.'laiit day; 'seqiience.otfthVSth
-and: >to Took z Benches?" If the
werebound matter before a select Committee ? Isit
CampbelklsJaunguh.isiwSUinff* > the;Council imet,land on; whicb ojecasionIthe Hon.' R.
1
as
the
of
Ssauntptioii
member
the public 3_ IP.sell, .^hy did they not. come to the not because they know this sale is totally
jto
ofrthe'?lion.
after
the
due
admin.istration
:
r
allow,
run
to
be
1
0,000
acres
of
his
,to.
ne,ss
j,#^iftblient.l^ IWhen moTJng that ocfertain
2Jo;bert Campbell is quite unfounded. estate. But Iwill n6w deaV 'with" tht i House af; r [the sa.le, on Thursday, and indispensible ? But I
have nothing to do
'"^n^feViiiiyiftftevWofoertaiinrtotionsjijf, Hpn.
wiiSTiot
in the Colony at the time. ; excuses -that,mayjlje^put forward to justify 7 say;'" We i-Wgrbt we c6uld not carry out with the policy or impolicy of the sale.
He
,thej<Waste;~L.nnd3 Act; The first proposallbe
;hardly;'"i£ point of the.sale of this land. First, it will perhaps 3 rhe resolution of the Council, on Wednesasked^
",
utrrThat^is
submitted,seems to .have -been-declined,; ~7,MrVSt6
The sale may have been a good one, or a
r
but) l
oVder'j
you
thanii
'fbr Ibr now I,be.> saidy, f'.Qh, ther, Government pi day; the fact was we-were bound to sell, bad
to
one; but that is not the question.
because
Ee^mcludea'
lan«J''cdnsidered
.printed
y held, in ,tniß matter might not be
say that Mr Campbell's agent rdusfhave ', .bound .to sell, the applicationl. to the '■. and! therefore we did sell, and we are The question for the Council to consider
Bte ],em njb-:^nd|frpnti g8ett],emenjb-:^nd|frpnting
jbe
suitable
for
the 'Jotter pSers^CHpri[hear^):
imagined he.had very easy work. Are- Waste Lands Board being a binding: very sorry that, we had to do so." is this.: Is an Executive sitting on those
serye, the "Vv^ataki'Ei^er^is'^ell'^al'gqigg-iupto
;::'knb^'^aritf^wduMl
\ iiUf do..^oB
0
hparjng.was,granted, a,t anyjrate ; Jtjut the arrangement. The iapplication;" as I But instead 'of coming down with benches to assent to aresolution one day,
'"
the the Kufpwv At' any rate^in'consequencej
„ "'"any 'goftcl :i purppse^ 'to] 'bringf
iloarcl stated that they, wished:?to have have stated, is in these terms : To the '5 an explanation the Government actually and the nextday go and do the very opfirst,
;
of- Mr M^Kerrbw's'report,- in that.
10 matter5 'under ;
'in!
conBoatd for the Province
conai^OTatib'ii
Isome report frdrn the Government as to- Waste Lands
' oi ' refused to answer the questions of the hon. posite ? Is the Council going to sanction
—
was not entertained;) and
<■*"n^ctipii^srith^ 'i' inotiSn x>f tlii&:tiha,
but proposal itremark
thai; fchte sa.ie' before they srinetioneclA-it: And Qtagp.— In accordance with the Otagc and gallant member for the.*Jlutba, except that? Ifso, they may as wellabolishthe
'
'
it
strange"
seems
s
her^e1
witbT tlie motion mf,jviery
hereby give J they appeared on the Order Paper. Tba? Couueil altogether. Instead, Isay, of
bißfore T proceed tb'ded,!
I
wish hon. members ;to specially notice
LandslAct 1866,' I
;; ;i
this
level land,"the saleof which was ,this
■< ,ili^
came tea yoli notice that I
wi
8h■"? to<">■ state h6w T caine -to be cqnthe
Board
that
.
am
of Purchas- ' is the vay the Executive treats this Council. having the Council as a mere registering
.before
desirous
-July, 1872, is included in t;he
iii.'cerned in the; matteryand^secpndljr, why ■refusedin
on
this
mutter
it
will
be
conclusion
ing the Lands described in the Schedule J Another excuse may be, that even, though machine, it may as well be abolished
sold on Thursday last! 'Well, 'final'
I- Issptit: -this :.mpti6n"pnithe; "n6tice paper., application
they
Executive
minutes
by
seen,
the
;
hereunto annexed, the purchase money tbere may not have been a bindiug arrange- altogether. — (Hear, hear.) That is the
;
ib?Weijßee,sfrom ithe^papefs jandTepprt on' this nrßt application was refused. Then sent,Mr M'Kerrow to reportupon it,and for whichI
hereby engage to pay on yout ment, the Government would be breaking exact position the Government have
:
c.rftheLitablej.jbhat Ij.was .emplpyed by Mr a second proposal was put in, and on- he,brought down his report. ; But before approval of this Application. Dunedin. »
faith with Mr. Campbell if they had not taken up. It is true that since the bethat a report is made. The reportistates
s vjTajlor, pf{Qamaru 10/.opppse,'in the first -T-"iThe ;area enclosed within jithje.:!ta!c l {this;matter,came on for consideration by the 10th day, of July, 1872.— Signature
sold. How is it, then, that up to the pre- ginning of the session there was hardly
—
* inß^ance,rthe,applicatipn that .came before
the Board again— in fact, during thelast in full, .Residence, and Occupation "
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time the Council has not heard a single a question that came before the House,
word about that? Why was not the but no sooner did the Government
Council told it before the horn member for see that the majority were in favor of
the Wai'aki proposed ; bis motion on the it than they got up and assented to
ask, does that ; day after or on the night, of the sale ? If ifc. Indeed, I
very sale, and that it be,postponed until I
have already read, and I
believe they could have
'&&
Eiver; The due consideration could be' given. On look like a binding agreement? Ifthere J hon. members are going to judge this been got to assent to anything. I
;
J
l
5
Marewhenua
ing,
■iVi
.into
the
afferwards; w^en I
brougnt'; tKe matter
the first day, of,the session the hon. mem- is oneacre auriferous the Province is not' question from a moral point of view— if reallybelieve they would have even gone
;
11
too. /rugged: and ber
Veinginstructed country is altogether settlement,
Before'the'
Waitaki gave notice of a motion, only not bound to sell, but the applicant ' the morality of the transaction is to be con- the length of reconstructing themselves.
but is and for
broken for agricultural
"byv'Mif G Taylor;9aß''I f -6X1)18111601- to the rwell''adapted
on
the
second day of the session that had fully acknowledged what the Pro- sidered— then Iwould like to know if.tbe There was no getting the Government to
for pastoral occupation." I
requested by a
was
carried
as follows :— Ist. vince could do. Where, then, is there''■ miners of the Marewhenua district, and dissent from anything. Let members
resolution
' >deputation- of miners in;thejMarewbenua: pelieye.it will not be denied that that
:
That
an address be presented to hisHonor any binding agreement shown in these
did
amount
any
not contain
the Province, are not to be considered also ? ask for endowments, tramways, railways,
o^dißtrict -to; appear- for themj incase this second block
the Superintendent,requesting that there papers that the Province was bound to1 The
land,
that
it
agricultural
of
but
was.
miners have just as good a claim to or anything else, and the assent of the
rio'matter'should ragainricome/before the
upon the table of the Council the sell ? I
be
laid
the Gold Fields [
say,
tbat
under
block,
and
therefore
in
purely
pastoral
a
the consideration of the Government as the Government was immediately given.
■f LBoard^l
jlicould^noj; pro- that fespect,
report ofMessrs Shepherd andM'Kerrow or Waste Lands Act of 1866, I
do not; hon.Ropert Campbell, although he happens Never was there a Government on those "
proposal
when
this
was
re
J-r,eeeived.instructions from
r; .[jceed
as to land applied for by theHon.Robert care which, the land need not have beei.
resolution1 of 'the Provincial Campbell,
lessee. If the Govern ment benches so pliant and so ready to do
rj-flneipj: liithen: wrote. to?Marewhenua for ceived, the
in the Marewhenua district. sold ;and is it not ;the fact,thatunder the1 to be a pastoralbound
Then,
with.
was.being
complied
to sell* they were at everything that everybody and anybody
Council
were
in
honor
,
definite .[instructions r frpm^ the .Miners'
That if the said report be laid upon new Land Act the Superintendent has 1 the
2nd.
blocks
honor
way
accordance
with
the
other
time
in
bound to see that wished. That is a reason why the
same
'
j
proceed: in
l
'"
;niAssociation as^tp how. .should
it was the table, it be printed and bound up reserved land,and that theBoard agreed tiie interests of tbe Marewhenua .district Council should insist upon the motion
Province,;
sold
in
this'
have
been
j
letters from hose Asso'cia-1 arranged,-according;
with the Votes and.' Proceedings of this
even if the1
to theletters between Council. 3rd. That the consideration of with that resolution. But
were not sacrificed, and that no auriferous being carried; the Council should let the
.a.repprt.Bu'bmitted.ywbicb,j ;
tionß,,.a81
not
think
was
Government
did
there
!^^
Campbell
and the the sale of land in the Marewhenua dis! [and should be sold. Ileaveit to the Go- Executive know that ifc will not do for an
not
I^|B -Hon. member for Diin- the Hon. : Uobert
ample power under the new Act, the Act vernraent and to the Council to say which Executive to agree to anything they are
'c edin'|[Mr 'SatKgate) peruse; but anyother Government qt the day, that he should trict, applied for ,by the Hon. Robert
of 1866 gives tbeBoard power to refuse
day, and the next day do the
1
s'
to read apply for this 10,000 acres, arid that no Campbell, be postponed and referred to a to grant an application, if it should be is the more binding. Had there been a asked one
di>n't
wish
I
!f!fion 'member,
very opposite. That is a kind of action
'
;
f
be
allowed
to
j
applicant
agreement,
should
Council
would
binding
other
the.
' '■"■.flSme* cif 'tbe documenta because^ compete with him in the purchase. Select Committee." And, Sir, not one "prejudicial to the publicinterests Buthave[
upheld it without hesitation. which the Council,if it has any sense of
little praise
'""tbey° prkise^nyßel^ although
single wordof opposition did the Govern- there not been applications under the A.ct ' doubtlesshave
in reference to leases its own dignity, cannot consent to. I
happened
0
ih&t. That appears to have been the method ment offer to this motion. On the con- of
For
what
dwe>?'pj bnt^^E- may '
1872 refused, by givingtbe Superinten- granted by tbe Corpora'ion
sale;of
to
large
in
the
all
adopted
respect
of Tua- simply condemn the Executive for not
1
-^therti-'thftre is a ;letter tbankmotion came on for dent the power to reserve the land, and
one,
by two or trary: when another
only
by
not
but
found
that
sooner carrying out the resolution of this Counblocks—
not
in,,
tryinf
peka.
Was
it
.1;
hrtdrd^ne
fi? "injfnmeafor^wha.t^
consideration immediately afterwar s the B^ard agreeing to that resolution ?
;
viz.,
the
runholder
three
Executives—
that
ever
a Cor- cil, to which the Executive themselves
hon. member This was the course adoptedin regard to than it should be said
motion
of
the
namely,
o :tp dppoße;ithe. sale, of this -,)».n.d, and aU->
the
opened
—
run,
on his
a contract in assented, by obtaining the postponement
allows a block to be
for the Taieri (Mr Shand) the hon. the application of Messrs Smith add poration that had madecarry
the consideration, of the sale by means
understanding
tha
he
but
with
the
it out, a of
,;but appe>rrfor^the;mipers and Heiend thei'
member at the head of the Government Gellibrand ; and that Was a small matter good faith had failed to
;
of
their representative at the Waste
>o£
purchase,
the'first choice
,s
sard he wished the hon. member for the compaired with the sale now under the majority of this Council upheld the con- Lands Board, instead of actually denriv./T.bat, is fhe^way Icame; to be shouldhave
!
competition
be
no
there
should
of
the
Corporation
and.that
credit
?
consequpncTaieri had framed his resolution in .lan-, consideration of theHouse. But- no one" tract and the
' * cbncerne^rin
this ing the Council of the opportunity of
nirriv :But so as to comply fully guage
as candid as that in which the can say after reading the 46th, section of Andno doubt had it been found that
* offtliaacupn of the Goyernmfint on'Weil against
even considering the sale whether good
when
Council,
of
the
with
the
resolution
with
theMareinconnection
arrangement
the
TfuVsaajy" last^ I'pfepared
resolution of the hon. member for the the Otago Waste Lands Act, 1866, that
or
bad. IfI
desired to attack the policy
this;
proviso
received,
was
;
application
something
binding,
:;mot|oii 'w^fifdii'appears on the" order 1papery the
Waitaki had been framed. Well, the the Province was, in the slightest de- [ whenua land sale was
impolicy of the sale, there are abunor
in
the!
'a
;
was
on
therecords
Waste
the
placed
J i:
last
to
this
Council
would
have
been
at 'lBad' the right to attack any
to enable gree, bound to sell any land, whoever
daut materials in the papers before the
Agreed that the; Standing Orders weresuspended
;
■'■' -Go^ethmirix^nb" matter what position ILands Board Office—
to' be; passed ; the applicant, or whatever the applica- Have said tbat this or any other such House to enable me to do so. Besides, I
Sumpter's
Mr
resolution
registered,
and
be
received
Province
application
Jby
undertaken.
the
agreement
■'■-' held, iM'thought thpj were' treating tbis|
hold in my hand the reports of practical
made, by the applicant, the resolution was passed unanimously, tion ; might be. That clause read
with^disre^pect, or riot carryino:i the survey to be
Is
and
theGovernment
offered
no obiection. as follows ; Notwithstendiqg that the should not be fairly and honorably ful- miners who have gone to the trouble and
to
approved.
Eight
:
inout-the-jwigheßvofjithe Council in any de- the Surveyor to be
Therefore.l
say the Council had aright Board may have received such application "filled.—(Hear, bear.) It may be said expense of prospecting this very land
as may be found to be
reserve
such
lands
WasteLands
Ob,
the
of
the
been
constitution
I,
;
expect
bad
to
that
these
hon.
members
who
gree^Hear,-«hear)
/and
-0
and have decided to
*But what do we find Mr M'Kerauriferous or necessary for public pur- voted for that motion they had a right for unsurveyed land,
is to blame, and therefore the sold.stating?
sy-jSriefeddaftitheLhon^member for-Dunedin poses
have the survey made, and have required Board
Practical miners may say
row
: the .Chje.f Commissioner to expect
help
retained
could
not
the
sale."
It
tbat theExecutive which sanc- to have the survey made at the applicant's Government
has stated, Ifail to see how that circum- not voting." You will see, therefore,
;
it
is
a person, however
impossible
that
not necessary to go into this question
-Btance,wopld interlere wittimy position, that it was the intention, of. the Waste tioned tbat resolution on the Wednesday expense, it shall be lawful for the Board if ? is
be, can prospect 10,000
may
talented
he
of
the
Board.
There
reso- it shall, by the Board, be seemed pre- of the constitution
jfiii? CbunciU— (Hear,hear). Lands Board that auriferous land should did not intend to disregard the same
eleven hours. Still that
are some members the hon member, for acres in about
noon, by
:t'ndn;;rmember;
on
at
following,,
day
to say that
lution
the
judicial to public in'erest to errant the appli- instance,
proved, even with imperfect
.'ineanß^
such,
gentleman
as
sale,
as
well
as
"
reserved
from
who
verybe
OamaruTown
are
for
ra! lawyer comeß into this Council,
sanctioning the sale of thisland. (Hear, cationeither as to the whole,or as to part of \
:
gold «vas scattered over
might be necessary for public^ purposes.
in favor of a non-political Board. prospecting, that
"^'wKen^
and except ne be not briefed, he can have After this application was received and hear.) However, that is the position in the land, and to refuse to grant the applica- much
the land. He states that there are 1000
to
that
was
tribunal
thought
proper
He
the
which this matter has been placed. Then, tion either as to wholp, or as to part of the
say that how- registered,
'esao opinionsof his ownj I
the miners in the Marewhenua on
of the waste lands acres which is probably payably aurifer:
the Thursday,when the Boardmet, the land, and. to return the moneys deposited look after the disposal
-1 e«er^ rthat- may suit some gen tlemen I
also tells the Board this
in
the
Oamaru
disdistrict,
arid
others
laughter—
and there are ous, andhe they
of
the
Crown—
matter came on for consideration and for survey and on account of the purchase
;take itato-myself;and he will find
that
unless
reserve the whole block,
deputations
protesting
against
flori't
hold
perhaps
sent
what
There
is
no communica- money or suchpart thereof as has bepn dp- other hon. members who
happens
?
1"; that Jjara,(just?;aSofree:to giye;;a sound trict
impossible
it
will
be
for these 1000 acres
the sale as proposed by the Hon. Mr
of the hon. membetween the Government and the posited on account of the portion of land similar views to those
; and therefore he
properly
to
worked
a.idecisionvon .any :;matter, even though ICampbell. When these deputations tion
be
I
Town;
this
say
but
ber for Oamaru
application
advises
should be
, ;should,not hojdtwp bfficesj or be Minister came down, the Superintendent and the WasteLands Board. The Government applied for, and the application] for which
that
the
the non political element of the granted
!",,of justice and Provincial Solicitor at the Executive were at Wellington, but in did not 'even send to tbe Waste Lands shall not be granted, and if the survey about
or not at all. And, Sir, I
intact
gentlemen
are
in
whom
they
Board, that
Board a copy of the resolution passed by
.Bam.eJimeVi:;. ..„;■ <..,-..*
their absence the Government here agreed the Council on the day previous. Not shall have been made at the expense of the the Majority of this Council have every say that upon the face of that report,in
gallery.
in
the
to
of auriferous
,r{ i,
frq
strangers'
such
AppJause
applicant, the Board shall repay
to postpone the sale; at any rate, it was
members at first the face of this 1000 acres
of
Spealter warned the public decided that the application should be only is that the case, but we find the applicant the expenses of the survey of the , confidence. sell,Those
concluding
laud,
uop^tiie
and
in
the
face
this
','
/"Ifhjß
political
memand if the
:
:
refused to
that
t¥ere
must be,no expression of opinion, held over for the report of Messrs head of the Government, theleader of the land, or such part of the whole expense of bers of the Board, the leader of the Exe- portion of Mr M'Kerrow's report, that
!
Executive,and a member of the Waste
must be conducted
Shepherd and M'Kerrow, the Commis- Lands Board voting for the sale, and by the survey as the quantity of land applied cutive, and the Chief Commissioner had the application should be granted intact
closed
dborsl
The Government was
witn
;
sioners sent to report on the character of his votegaining that of the Chief Com- for and not granted, is proportionate to the1 voted against the sale,it would again have or not all.
h ;tM?"Stbut—
that
thehonmemsay
I
bound
in
honor
to the Province to
surveyed."
I
don't
think
report
Sir/
isbeforehon.
of
land
quantity
right
wehave no
;
this application. That
I!
should members
missioner for it is well known that the that ampler power could have been given bben refused. Therefore
carry out that memorandum anber?ibr ©onedin
printed
papers,
non-political
these
and
in
on
the
:
to
throw
the
blame
in
!;
liave l>eeii;thelast gentleman in this House it is not necessary for me to refer to Chief Commissioner?, has° always given
than is extended to the Board by this Act element of theBoard. Still it must not nexed to the condition when the aphead of the Government may of
said 'anything- whatever on thjs them further than to say that the Com- to what the
1866, to refuse to grant an application be supposed that the Council are to blame plication was first put in, namely, thatno
Now,Sir, this is a short outline
i >f]and:questionv Why,Bir; is it notia fact missioners by their cursory examination desire.
it be prejudicial to the public in- because there is a non-political element auriferous land should be sold. And
should
these papers,and■
then what is said about the agricultural
i^that-beTwas'one of the leading members fourid that one-half of the" land; was 6? the facts disclosed in
terest.
But Imay mention, [for the inthe Board, for it was the Legislative land inthis
Province ? I
don't intend to
thathe said went in for the auriferous, and ought to' be reserved the other documents in the possession of formation of hon members, that the Act in
provision
as
inserted
this
Council that
facts, ifI
; and I
Council
think
these
?
the
opubtrj
the
the
whole
of
the
but listen
,
quote
report
of
the
'in
1
people
settlement
other
which
this
half
oflß72isDot the Act under
V:
from sale; but!.' that the
to the non-political element. Another
to the concludingparagraph : '■ This land,
tp!opar^phrase the positionbf was neither agricultural . land, ( nor, were not to utter a single sentence more, application was made, and the only clause 1
l
;
the
Council
probably
be
that
excuse will
shouldi be sufficient to make the Council in this Act referring to it is section 19,1 has
tha|fparty--7were L-tPfrepeat the f wpr;oV as : far as they; .knew, auriferous. pass
no power over the leader of the with its natural suitability for occupation,
But there may
this
resolution.
" ÜBe|l^bjvSir!;oayin! Ruffy, of Melbpiirne^in/
applications re- Executive,as he attends the Board simply and settlement." In the face of that reall
the' application came before be
declares
that
When
which
excuses offered on behalf of the ceived under a prior Act shall be decided as a member, or merely as represent- port,I
would like to know if this is the
Iri;pgar4.to another \>a>ty in ', tlie:Victorian the -Waste Lands Board, they at Executive,;
and I
. intend to deal according to the Act under which the ap- ing the Executive at the Board. only areasnitable for settlement coming
jshould
say-—
;. ,'\.i = >.. .-.■, once agreed that $ey;could not sell the with
'
excuses which Ihave heard plication is made. So that this is a comentirely under this clause of the minute of the
,■';'-,. - !' ,i:Hans. Sreightmann.r had,a partyi
land applied for, and consequently the offeredthose
some
hon. members. I
intend pleteanswer any reference that may be 1 But that defence has been
by
■
;
?
isnow
j
;
Where
sent
in
was
refused.
:Before
of
the
hon. WasteLands Board, found tobe auriferous
thatp^r^
pplication
!
a
to
the
action
away
by
taken
/
5
to deal "with them singly. But before
or necessary for public purposes. Howhpn
that;
far,
then,
on
consideration
as
the
evening,
true
came
:
for
that
Act.
So
the
other
Council,
"Is
the! an(^ the matter
member in the
to refer to the made to
ought
I
think
I
doing
so,
ever,
on the face of that report of Mr
Executive,
there was a changeinjthe
Lands Boardand the Government when he stated that it was theintention
genijlepo*»n i oPpc.
,-^®?!' r^ ? again,;thei
.position the Miners' Associa'ion appear to Waste
M'Kerrow, even if the Government had
the
!
before
the
on
on
businothing
matter
then
came?
there
is
to:
the
concerned,
carry
arid
\3
of the Government
Ihave are
no application from the miners ; even i£
eighteen present Evecutive, with the exception of have taken up. Imay say that mining
papers showing that the Province was ness of the country that he only held
"Andialit notalsb time thatHfter
telegrams
received
from
certain
Miners' Association had not gone to
and,
the
"
it! was
;
long
'■■'- months'
this
in
the
Marewbenua
so
as
he
geitlenmn' sudiderily difr>r ;pne member^
to
sell
land'
Land
Board
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his seat in the
a telegram bound
thetrouble
and expense I
have stated, it
> "co^erebV-^bipnhefrad ugotall Ww<mted ultimately agreed that the Hon. Mr associations, iv consequence ofmay
dp
see that any hon mem- was Secretary for Lands— that when he
district ; nor I
and
so
.that
it
be
seen
them,
duty
I
sent
to
the
the
Government
to have
}
was
of
- T:
>J
his
the Govern ceased to be the one he ceased to be the
party; were incapa^e^bf ad- Campbelli^hall be ?allowed'ito
will read ber can get up and say that
to bear I
brought
pressure
postponment
I
no
obtain
the
of
endeavored
to
include,
But,
as
assuming
absolutely
application/ so that he icould1
other,,and that thereforeit was
had ment were bound to sell.
further,
the Vfei^gra'm. I'may also say that I
before I
proceed
the
sale.
But
(or h^nl'MembWswilbsee1by"
map,
to^figlit
the
that
vik
sell-—
I
will
a
seat
there
grant
ithe"
iotbem^el
were
bound
to
thathe
should
have
they
necessary,
patty
Jiilie left
with that
Imay remark that the land now sold,
people on/the land, flat portion of Jand fronting the Waitaki previously been in communication
the hon member opposite that point— l inorder that the Province might be pro- is not the
i^lbesettlement of 'he Sir,
The
telegram
associations.
many
of
these
land which Mr Campbell ap,
anpther
-portion
So that
.Laving deposed ,Jiiver,. and including
1--A (Applavse;):* Now^
''
July will grant that the Waste"Lands Board perly represented at theBoard.concerned,
t.^—'^Dunedili,
plied
-Fsentreads'
as
follows
for
inthe
first instance, nor was ifc
Now
this
bring
to
Otakaik
Eiver.
bound
to
proposed
towards 'tne/
s
and tbe Government were; both
so far as the hon. member was
first matter,^ alhr
Mining
the
second application, but
4th,
Secretary,
1873.
To
included
in
to
Qampbell
conduct,
member,
i? he wasnotthere as anon-political
say that their
notice ?of>ihfl;Honse^and:>l^am wasv simplyivrallownngj* M!r agricultural ation. Notwithstanding protest of Pro- do so and still I
to by present
application
agreed
the
,
of,
that
the
application
Government,
censure,
because
include
in
his
as
dft^py
they,
abpuld
haye^had-tQ
deserving
jhe
if
gravest
of
but as aMmember
;-(obancily- ele'ven?'itlioiisand acres
Li iorrjr li
1872,
I ;
On
the
28th
Executive
December/
de
p0
,"n Ivunderstenjdo^hei hon.fmejnbec for7 n- iaAd'-'-'^icH^i"'^^^^^^^^^'^^ partly auriferous land, Marewhenua ilDis- had not been bound to sell— and for these! supppsed to ;carry ouV the will of the
had
althoughthey
surely
must
have
i
Council. OBut and
;After:gia^t^,matter
i|ecture4 hon^infembers on| .the, clinei^sellhim,.
;I>9 reasons : Let hon members look at the G-overnment anbi of the'
J"" edin
before
trtfcft'^^'^Go^ernra^n^^a^eifting.
report
this
ofMr.M'Kerrow
..them
'ip''
abeyande
intimating
wed!"
for
was"illo
remain""^
■positibViD which the Council was)placed. what did he do ? Instead of
asule ;all
'" J necessity
of the country, they alBpard jou pr-t-st?" And Iam glad to sayjtnat
of the aa to the plan piece,
all'party, considers tion^tp Bomeltime, untiKit camebefore the;
-'coxifiißeratibns,
First, if the Government or Waste Lands to, the Board what the request,
is
not
a
Assciation
:
lowed
this
flat
of \land' to be insingle
there
jMiiii,Qg
a
when
asking
and
v
c
td;
application;
sell,
'tK&Boa^d cluded
liafctiet,, to^,yoid -anything like on this amended
I..want/to.know Council' was-^insteadof
Board were bound
'the
"forward",
:^&m
J
not
the
But there are
application;
J
that
did
come
aenounce
in
the
b(e
Bioard^gain,
JU
I
fendeayor to prbceedjwith it^Hid-^me fbre'"»tke*
why they tookjthe trouble, and incurred to defer -consideration of the question--,
strongly
showing
10,000. acres,
fpr discussion; cpmpallying, tracing^^^
! ine^'^aste','1 Lands
;tp Maerewhenua " pisfcrict, consists of a
declined;
on
piece of
mountainous' country,intersected
Epbt
;';?'ta'ccede /to^th^applic^
;
4
:
lt
''report of by tbe gorge of the Otakaik 'River, and
oif
the
Campneliirin?cpnßequence
1M'ferro^vj: and1 the head waters of several streams flowSfiephera
i
'\
;
.^he^Boai^l
J
Sheep '
sessibn of the Council— the hon. member Robert Campbell, of Otakaik,
for -Waitaki tabled, a resolution asking Farmer." The minute of the Waste 5
that aninquiry should be made into this ' Lands Boardin receiving this application1
Board^arid'nbt
"
sent
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. 'i£
I'^ow?hold
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r
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.Jerfeonal
"wra^l^'aDdtd
?^Kbusin^B^thVc])untry.'
:
(
the
Sir'rliayingf, iS^^'ttj^l'qoul^^Qtjjp^qe^jTSglhmy salevlan3iop;r.ot^st most telegram against it. the'expensef o'f^ sending Messrs Shepherd he*Masla&tuaily fciund voting in favor of other reasons
I
1
following
The
is
the
the'miners
sufficient,'
heard -frbni.'
received
untilI
!
upon the l^nd. the s^le. That, in itself is
diejibsed^ibte^first'questiohVl will ppppsitipn
Ida Assojiatiod:— ; and M/Kerrow . to.report
jtisjgtgap^tbe
lknQWwhy the
hon,members pausebefore
(CQnti?we3(fflfas§-7r);n::i§
<i|in&J
to
wake
Se^ly7^wSEt*tb
fail tbfiieircefye'btw fKi^a^tiob at tiMracewhenua,oiwh^^^
un^etf
addibat I
Aiwwatioq protest,"
thftfc applipatjgn to be pppoued, B^t I Mpunt
!
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tiiFWSw?
.
of
THE Bftl7 GJB r-rtt'K- ItqAri J> ...
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new;
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advertisements.
NEW
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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AUCTION SALES.
A^EimsEKNTS.rT"f
y-\':
; E^,; — ; XTJ^ANTED, V situation as General Serr
v:N\ ;,:-- -s a :; :l
ICHARD XTTESTELL /^APSTICK /CAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK
VV
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piftjfo lj^Aygsisfolß73,
fr^ r
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iGLENLEDI;■ROAD
f; ;
:
Mill Stories, MillBills, Swiss Silk Cornsacks,
Woolsacks, Sheep-nets, Twine !
Steam Engines, 4, 8, and12 H.P.
yant. Country preferred.
BOARD.:
!
LIMITS ANTS- DESCRIPTION
:
.■■■■■;;.'■ :.%!
'■,";■;;
,
OF THE
.
A- 'above Board's Accounts made ■up to
EVERY SATUEDAy.
'
inspectionby
;
l
for
[is
open
June,
1873,
30th
Beucr Heraid Office.
LINE OP RAILWAY EROM. TOKOPartnership Mr John Duthie (late ol he
Murray's Double-furrow Ploughs, to arrive.
Advan madeonthe" IncomingClip of wool
can be seen at the Board's
and
Ratepayers^
George
son,
;
Teas in half chests and boxes also Sugar TXTANTED, Two Good Farm -Servants
MAIRIRO TO LAWRENCE.
Bank of Otago, Milton),and his
for 83 'e here, or for shipment to London.
I
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office, 14 days fromthis date.
/
(small bags).
(single men) wellused to horses.
Gapstick (who has been in his Dmploymort
The Annual Meeting of the above;Board
DUTHIE & CAPSTICK Whiskies and Brandies,' Port and Sherry
James Fergusson, Governor.
since commencing business), and that, on
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be held at Mr Frederick Waynes'
Rooms,
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;
will
Will offer for sale, at their
;
":■■■.,,:,
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"."Wines. .
.House, Akatore, on Wednesday the 20th
'/.;;.,' '.:\';;.'^;' ;
and afterMonday next, the llth inst., the Milton,on Wednesday, 20th August, at 12 \
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A PROCLAMATION.
- BLAcK',!
;
Pipes>
&c;j
;&c^
Stores,
Tobacco
Oilman's
,
''"
August inst., at noon.
\ "
"■:"-■"■!"""*:-,":"■
';V/' ■'■"■
business formerly conducted by him as o'clock
-s :
by The "Immigration and
/Milburn.' \:.{\.,U
THOMAS BROOKES.' ~\
i
63, Block VII., Mr Jame3
Act, 1870/' it is enacted
Section
Public
Works
, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE and
" ■■''■' ■
A,;W TTIR S■■'■■ WAN TED.
. ""(
Clerk to ßqard.
that the;railways to be constructed under tho
Q
Smith's Sub-division of Milton,
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:
N.B.— -Indents j execxited for : Thrashing
COMMISSION AGENT, will be carried on
said Act shall be only sueh>■.railways as shall
one rood(more or less.)
ist August, 1873. .;' . ;' \ '.. ;■
Apply, JOHN ALLAN,
Machines, Agricultural Implements, and
from time to time be determined by the
13 a.
vnder the style of
ROAD
BOARD.
BALMOBAL
machinery,
from the best known
General Assembly : And "it is also thereby
general
Crown Hotel,
Capstick.
enacted that, subject to the provisions conCapstick,Duthie &
SEED WHEAT.
makers.
Sheet,
the
for
tained therein, the Governor may construct,
Balance
and
Accounts
Balclutha.
R. W. Capstick takes this opportunity of
undersigned
by
public
will
sell
'
above Board, for the year ending30th or cause to be constructed, any linesof railauction, on August 15th, at Barr's XTTANTED One to Two Hundred Acres
by the General
thankinghis many Friendsand Constituents pUPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK
June,1873, will be opeil for the inspection way which shallbe prescribed
'
under
Assembly
railways
to
be
constructed
as
patronage
upon
previously
bestowed
for the very liberal
Have for Sale— Velvet-ear, and Tuscan seed Yardsi to defray expenses,unless
PLOUGHING done. Level Land. of Ratepayers, for fourteen, days fromthis
said Act, or any'partpr parts thereof, and
the
date, at the office of the Clerk, Council acquire the necessary engine's, plant, and
' him since commencing business as Auc- wheat. Bulk of each descriptioncan be seen claimed, 1Bay Marb, branded like CL or
,
Applyto
Wool
and
Capstick's
Capstick,
Duthie &
Chambers, Milton.
GL, left at Crown Stables, on or about 12th
machinery for working and using the same,
tioneer, &g.j and ifusts that the same favors at
M'KENZIE,
CAPT.
Milton.
Stores,
Grain
or any of them: And it is also thereby enJ. A, HENDERSON,
December, 1872.
willbe extended to.the new firm.
, .
Tapanui.
acted that, whenever the Governorshall deNear
Clerk to the Board.
SALE.
FARMS
FOR
ANDREW
CHAPMAN.
notice,
CAPSTICK.
termine to construct any such railway,or any
Referringto theabove
AND LAWRENCE
TOKOMAIRIRO
Milton, Ist August, 1873.
fbrjhim, by
part thereof, it shall be lawful
'New;
'DUTHIE & CAPSTICK begrespectfully to
SALE.— OnePair Prize Clydesdale
TT^OR
in
the
Zealand
published
Tokomairiro,
RAILWAY.
Proclamation
FOR SALE in
J- MARES, young and thoroughly
Annual Meeting of the Balmoral Gazette,' to declare and define tlielimitsand
'j assure yke former patrons of Mr R..W.
Akatore, Puerua, arid' Waiwera DisRoad Board will be held at Greenfield description and line thereof, and the lands
'■-' - Capstick, that no effort on their part willbe tricts of 100, 114, 156, 315, and 1003 acres staunch, bothin foal ;
mENDERS WANTED for Post and Rail Station,
on Wednesday, 20th August,,at the proposed to be taken.for thepurposeof such,
■*Fencing for Contract No. 1. Particu; also, 509 acres in Southland.
respectively
to the provisions ,rf any Act
Also,
] railway, subject
hour of noon.
Spared to merita continuance of thebusiness
For particulars apply to
limitsand descriptions, and any
lars to be obtained on application to Mr J.
such
defining
J. A. HENDERSON,
The Heavy Draught Clydesdale Entire, A. Henderson, Accountant.
: fa^oi* bestowedupon.their Predecessor;and CAPSTICK,DUTHIE & CAPSTICK,
such Proclamation may refer to maps, plans,
"MAJOR,"
to the Board.
quiet and staunch in harness,
Clerk
or drawings to be deposited in the.offica of
CAMPBELL
AND
CO.
Tokomairiro.
as each member of the firm will undertake
the Registrar or Deputy Registrar of the
and
up to any weight.
"I) mor
no
" the several departments connect^- V
for
the erection KAITANGATA ROAD BOAED
Court inthe Province in which such
Supreme
TENDERS
'
CO.,
AND
STEWART
Miss
Davidson
of
for
Apply,
railway
part thereof is proposed to be conSchool-honse
or
Clutha Branch.
business, the utmost attention and despatca X_J
in Milfcon. Plans and specifications to be
and
structed,
any maps, plans; drawings, so
at
Barr's
Monthly
Sale,
Will hold theirusual
seen at the Office of MessrsCapstick, Duthie,
;=
Accounts and BalanceSheet for the
>in the execution of Auction and General Yards, Balclutha, on Friday, 15th August,
to
be deemed to form part of
WILLIAM BLACK,
shall
referred
will
be
received
Capstick,
wheretenders
and
ending30th
Board,
for
the
year
above
;the provisions and reguProclamation
August
Monday,
18th.
such
till8 p.m., of
dpmniission Agency maybe reliedupon.
1873, when they willoffer—
inspection of Rate- lations contained in the Seventh Partof the
for
the
open
last,
is
Milburn.
June
necessarily
tender
not
acLowest or any
'
Soliciting the favor of a continuance and
cepted.
IQA tore neeP
payers,at my ofiice, Coombe Hay House, at said Act shall be applicable to the railway,
ISALE.
EOE
whichplace the Annual General Meetingof and to the lands to which the Proclamation
increase of public patronage.
C\ A A Half Bred Ewes, in lamb
f nENDERS WANTED for a Sod Fence
the Board will beheld on Wednesday the shallrelate : And it is also thereby enacted
We are, &c,
that it shall be lawful for the Governor to
A FARMin the Manuka Creek District, (legal)88 Chains (mora or less). The fence 20th August inst., atnoon.
ry HeadPrime Fat Cattle.
CAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK.
make, construct, and maintain any suchrail*
with a right to run 500 sheep on the when finished to pass inspection.
WM. S. CHAPMAN,
way as aforesaid, with proper works, ap"■-■■' Milton, 4bh August, 1873.
Begs respectfully to informhis Friends and Hold Sales of Sheep Skins, Tallow &c,
thePublic generally, that'he. has takeD into
;
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3.8.,
■
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HpHE Balance Sheet and Statements;of the
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CaPSTfCK,
:
-Apply, iv :il
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wi^tAM.
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WHEREAS
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THE.
THE
■
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EARMS
THE
j
.
WANTED
.
THE
Apply to
Goldfields. Thereis a Five-roomedDwelling
Clerk to the Board, proaches, and conveniences connected thereSettlers are requestedto bringforward any
with, commencing at the place delineated on,
BROWN.
J.
Hay House,
Coombe
House,
and
Stable
on
the
Stock-yard,
preextending along the lines set forth inf
have
for
sale.
and
they
tock
may
TuapekaMouth.
August, 1873.
terminating
at apoint described in the
and
—
Easy.
STEWART AND CO, mises. Allnew. Terms
N.B. The ground throughoutis first-class
proclaiming and defining
"
Act
or
Proclamation
BOAED.
EOAD
POMAHAKA
Duff, Esq., to sell by auction, on an ear"/
(Clutha Branch)
For Particulars, apply to
for the purpose.
such railway,or shownin the maps, plans, or
Havereceived instructions fromMr William
drawings referred to in such Act or ProclaTHOS. CRAWFORD,
date, the whole of his ValuableFreeuo'
Young, to sellby public auction, at his resiit is also thereby enactedthat
KAITANGATA COAL!
on the Premises.
rnHE Balance Sheet and Statements ofthe mation : Andmay direct
Estate, situatein the WaiholaandClarendon dence, Spring Side, Warepa, onFriday. 29th
that any part of such
Governor
the
-*above Board's Accounts, made up to
KAITANGATA COAL!
at 11o'clock sharp
FOR SALE.
may be constructed on and
August,
railway
line
of
inspection
by
'
Districts, viz.
30th June, 1873, are open for
along any part of any public highway, and
A A Head Mixed Store Cattle
° £
can be seen at my house forj
Ratepayers,
and
g
that any part of any suchlineof railwaymay
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SMALL FARM in TuakitotoDistiicfc.
WANTED KNOWN.
§>"§
&
\
,
this
date.
Riding
days
and
fourteen
from
Harness
Useful
be constructed on or through any public re5 o o o d
'■§ »
Horses
above
Board
Meeting
of
the
The
Annual
j
Apply
13
to
serves: And it is also thereby enacted that,
9 *c
13
-5
«T
g
o
Wednesday,
A Bushels Prime Wheat
20th
Clifton,
subject
-.■■-.S
.
o «
at
on
will
be
held
to the provisions of that Partof the
appointed
been
Undersigned
has
QA
rnHAT the
J. A. HENDERSON,
1
saidAct and of the Acts incorporated there
JL Tokomairiro Agent forNo. Kaitan- August, at noon.
;p5« g .©■... S S O
g
i Ton first-cla3sFlour
Coal
gata
Company.
with, the Governor may exercise all or any o*
Milton.
War. DALLAS,
"CO M<N <M O O
|
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on the Shortest Notice.
Delivered
the
powers by that?Partofthe said Act or the
Coals
:- '" «tf
+3 §
Teas in half Chestand Boxes, Avery's weigh LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES.
theBoard
-.K. *- O O O
Clerk
to
Depot,
Coal andFirewood
said incorporated Acts conferred upon him
js |
. ..-^8 8 J2 8 J9 S
ing Machine and Counter do. Drapery
the construction of any such railMain South Road.
sth August, 1873.
\ for
Ironmongery,Crockery, and alarge
way, and may enter upon, and cause
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W. M. WHITE,
quantity of MiscellaneousStores.
fco be entered upon, all lands within
MATAU EOAD BOAED.
HEREBY GIVEN that the
IS
Contractor, Milton.
w
&. .a
the Colony for the purpose of making such
6
Driver, Stewart, and Co.,
several parcels of Land hereinafter
S
may be necessary, and may take
surveys
|£
5
ANNUAL MEETING of the .above and holdasall the lands required for the rail°
brought
providescribed
will
be
under
the
WESLEYAN
CHURCH.
**
(Clutha
Branch.)
S
'S
Board willbe held at the House of Mr
* '8 nj >a n)
sions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1870,
way alonglhe line set forth and describedas
"5 ts
have much pleasure in intimating unless caveat be lodgedforbidding the same pEV,F. W. ISITT will preach at Mil- Peter Smith, NorthMolyneux, on Wednes- aforesaid, or within the limits of deviation
day, 20th August, at thehour of NOON.
that we have established a on or before the 23rd day of September,
ton, on Sabbath first,
described in the Proclamation relating there*
Station,
and
BREWER,
to, and may temporarily occupy and use
Stock,
of
our
General
Branch
C. V.
1873 :—
MORNING and EVENING.
lands as may be necessary on either
Clerk.
such
Agency
Basiness at
6 6 o 6
X.,
4
Block
Waihola
5,
Sections and
side of the railway,during the construction
NOTICE.
BALOL U T RA
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS !BILLIARDS ! thereof :
distriot. Jame3 Forrester, of Dunby The Railways Act,
Under the Managementof
The Green Mantle of the Standing And whereas
"
edin, settler applicant1149.
Railways
JAct, 1872," it is
held
at
1871,"
will
be
and
The
PUBLIC MEETING
CO
ME ROBERT GRIGOR.
oo g ©f
S
Pool." (Shakespeare.)
'& 13
may, under the
that
the
at
7
o'clock
enacted
Governor
Hotel,Puerua,
«
Whytock's
jt^T
cC
« cf
.
Thi3 Branch will be prepared to supply
the White Horse Hotel, provisions of the hereinbefore firstly recited
Partof Sections 4 and 5,Block XXXV., in.
Bth September, to consider as to TT7ST arrived at
i-f co C* H
5 § £
on
p
settlers withGeneral Stores, make advances
Vet and ofthe now reciting Acts, construct
William Bafctrick, the advisability of having a sale by auction
Clutha
district.
Flax,
Wool,
Grain,
andother Pro
and maintain, or cause to be constructed and
on Stock,
one of ALCOCK'S best
after 3 o'clock on tho marketdays.
maintained, the severallines of railway speci*
Battrick,
Terms, and to conduct
and Charles BatGeorge
BILLIARD TABLES!!!
THUESDAY, llth SEPTEMBEE, duce, upon Liberal
Shares
in
fied
therein : And it is also thereby enacted
price
to
the
of
Also,
determine
Auction Salesof Stock, Land, and General
settlers,
and
trick,
Balclutha,
all
of
give
o'clock.
to
it
a
At 2
that the <line of railways thereby authorized
the proposed Thrashing Mill.
Billiard Players are requested
Produce.
be constructed shall be fixedby the Go.
to
Charlotte M'Ewan (formerly BatTrial.
rHAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK
and shallcommence and terminate at
vernor,
LargeStorage Accommodation willbe proD. WHYTOCK.
VJ Have been favored with instructions vided, where produce of every description
to
be fixed by the Governor : And
points
trick), wife of John M'Ewan, of
ENTERTAINMENT
—
whereas by "The Immigration and Public
from WilliamDuff, Esq., to sell by auction, willbe receivedand forwardedfor a merely
INAID OF
Balclutha aforesaid, hotelkeeper
Works Act, 1872." it is exacted that as to
at their Rooms, Tokomairiro, on Thursday, nominal charge.
THE TOKOMAIRIRO
railway which the Governor has been
any
applicants,1169.
the llth Suptamber, at 2 o'clock—
LIBRARY!!!
DRIVER, STEWART and Co
ATHEX/EU.n
authorised to contract, and to fix the com*
NOTICE.
The whole of his Valuable Freehold
Sectious 1and 2, Block X-,4, 6, 9, 11,
mencing and termination points and line
TO BE HELD IN
Dunedin.
Estate, situate in the Waihola
thereof, it shall.be competent for him, if he
HALL,
MILTON,
10,
Block
ST. GEOBGE'S
20, Block 111., and1 of
andClarendonDistricts, contain- mOLet on
the
District
Summoned
for
Wairuna,
thinks fit, instead of fixingand proclaiming
Lease for 10 years, at
ON
JURORS
ingbyadmeasurement 1200 Acres
11-, Glenomaru district. George
points and the wholeline at one time, to
such
Court, Tokomairiro, for Tuesday the WEDNESDAY FIRST (20th August.)
Sections 37 and 38, Block IX,Poma(more or less), together with all
proclaim portions of such line from
fix
and
Hay, of Hilly Park, South MolyBuildings and other Improve- haka District, with house and 20 acres in
AITKKN, assisted by Mr Winter time to time, and the commencing and ter19th inst., are informed that their services
(Tenor Singer), having kindly con- minationpoints of an/ such portion or porneux, farmer— applicant,1171.
ments thereon, consisting of 10will notbe Required.
to
to give a Farewell Entertainmentin tions, and the
apply
particulars
For
sented
and description of any
slate
Cultivation.
Roonibd Stone House with
above Library, the Committeehope
aid
of
the
portions,
and the lands pro*
such portion or
(1). Part of Sectiou 4, Black XXXV.,
roof, Stable, Barn, Stockyard,
PETER FARRELL,
that every one will make an effort to be pre- posed
DRIVER, STEWART & Co.,
be
taken
the
purpose of any
to
for
sent, as every pound realised by the instituShed, Stackyard", and about l£
Clerk of the Court. ;tion, from
portions,and to construct any
Clutha district, allotments 21 and
subscription,
portion
is
subsidised
such
or
public
Clutha Branch, Baiclutha.
acres garden, beautifully Jaid out
Distriot Court,
portion or portions so fixed, and to take the
to an equalamount by the Government.
22, Block VII.,township of Milton.
variety
of
with
every
,
replete
:
and
Circle
August,
14th
Dress
and
lands for the same ;.and any such portion so
Tokomairiro,
1873.
of
Admission
AN,
Prices
ACLE
TO H N
~
fruit Trees. . There isalso a flax
Front Seats, 3s ;Body of Hall, 2s.
proclaimed shallbe deemed to be a railway
William James Mudie Larnacb,
NOTICE.
millonthe property,in full workDoors open at 7.30; Performance to com- within the meaning of the said Act, and the
STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL
bank manager, as attorney for the
mence at 8.
ing order.
said amending Act, "and this Act :
COMMISSION AGENT.
And whereas by The Immigration and
Bank of Otago ("limited)— applicant,
Nearly the wholeEstate is fenced in with
NDEEW
running on
A
great,
small
and
Cattle,
A
LL
Public
Works Act,1872," it is enacted that,
sheep proof fence ; 200 acres, in two padSheep, Cattle, and Horse Salesman.
1181, 1184.
at
time
after the expiration, of 'twenty <one
any
docks, are laid down with cocksfoot and
my Property, on and after this date, will ( GINGER-BEEB, LEMONADE, SODA
publicationin the New Zeadays
from
the
to
timothy grasses, and, by estimation; 750
Gazette,' and in a newspaper,ordinarily
Section 6, £ of 5, \ of 7, Block VIII., be impounded.
land
WATER, AND CORDIAL MANU800 acres more is first-class Agricultural
NOTICE.
circulatingin the district, of a Proclamation
IX.,
of
6,
5
Block
also
Section
and
£
;
LAND, and 9 Acw» of Bush there is
FACTURER, TOKOMAIRIRO.
THOS. CRAWFORD.
under the thirteenth section of the said Act,
. an
Stone Quarry on the property,
whetherof the whole or a portionor portions
August 13th, 1873.
Coast District. William Smail, of
50, 51,52, and 53, Block VI.
- of excellent
to
either
air
or
imperious
of a line of railway, the Governor, on behalf
a nature
Tokomairiro, for sale by
Road Inspector— appli- npRY the following well-known Medicines, N.B.—Having taken the whole manage- of Her Majesty, mayenterupon, take possesDunedin,
Lewisyille,
to
the
Waihola
damp, easly accessible
to_be entered
J-.
■.
auction about August 27th (unless previously
ment of the above business into his own sion of, use and Hold, or cause
cant, 1203.
Lake. The above property is within a dispossession
and held, so
ofj
but
taken
used^
lot;
in
one
up
upon,
disposed
put
of) will be
Road,
]hands, respectfully solicits a continuance of
tance of 3 miles frqrn'the Main South
PBTTIT'S CHILBLAIN LINIMENT.
in
such
this
office.
much
of
the
lands
defined
Proclamainspected
made,
be
it
at
Diagrams
will
be
may
'and.by crossing the.fcake, about1{miles. The should no satisfagtory offer
proposed{to/.beltaken" as shallbe reso'many
tion
as'
hasbeen
for
which
accorded
support
2
to
20
acres
PILLS.
i
PETTIiyS
in
from
ANTI-BILIOUS
House faces the^Lake, with full view of the be put up allotments of
quired to be taken, purchased, or permanently
"
DatedthisIst day of August, 1873, at the
each.
to
Inverfrom
Dunedin
pears to HewsonandNephew,;and afterwards |used fpr the; purposes! tifsuclirailway,notpassing
whole traffic
:
an'agreement'shali nbthave
<
cargUl, Tuafieka,Clyde, &c., &c.
Prep^rtdonly by
Particulars in Bruce Hjsrald of 22nd Land Registry Office, Dunedin.
bo Hewsonand;Marshall. ,Every attention, withstanding that
aboveis one of themost retired August,
been
come
to
or
an
award .made for the pur.
;
::
B. PETTIT,
' ■', . :.-. ,
j^y-:t'ai^L!^';&vdrß;'_rathi^d^*i; jchase pr compensation money to be paid in,
- (combining picturesqueness), acceßsibfe
V,/E!. MAIN,,- ;;■_";
- D. M'CALLUM,
kin* executed: at tJw,!hQrtest noiioe o ;: :n |respectclBucUJajKU-; \ ;..- i. >'i;;.J
tnd-vatoabfe properties between Dunedin.
/CAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK
havereceivedinstructions from Williair
DRIVER,
.
—
—
■
"*
6
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.".
,
■
4.4 4 4 4
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irfh" ii
"
t
IS*
J
I-s
NOTICE
~
lii
WE
|I°^
1B 1
,
—
*
oil
lia a
a
THE
"
A
"
—
,
tgj
MISS
—
I\/r
jyTAESHALL,
SECTIONS
■
,
..
\"\ .-
ppd InverrtrgUl.
'
KU
m./
j
Otwirim.
,i^-'be
RJfeJ^ltf3'
-
:
TAJL&B.tLO^
_
5
~
"^W6^r.'^^r"hWe^il6- adviceS' froni^B c" 'stsn^inglJf;~Scrlj^
i~ "The survey of "the Orepuki tramway is
London 'market since the date of ourlasl t. teaching. The hitherto silence of the con- progressing favorably, inspite of the exceed'
'
'
inglybad weatherwhichhas oflate prevailed,
0 T.rji
'And-whbrea's by the said last-mentioned '"''"'['' .['
':{ -."v
Table Hiit District.
"' We offered about 30 balesfellmongers' wool *. stitntedi authorities of the several churchec 3 and the intricate network
of bush lawyers,
:
?,Aist it is'alsoenacted that inany caseinWliich
■"■
l
to-day.
demand,
at auction
The.
however > (imongst.us, the aijsence
which, all familiar with JS ew Zealandforest
Reperve Sections.Nos; 44, -46, |24, ;; ";.,x v;,' '#ig'^;stbeet,^-;;V ;'■;;':■i
way.
proposal
!
!
:
Rail
of
ie
5
any
slight, and no sales
!'""""■"
'' a roadoVri^ht ofroad has beenor hereafter
tracks will retain an .acute recollection of.
' and in 23, 40, 25, 26^39/ 45j 41, 32, 53, 51, Rail"
effect in,their standards the alteration-which1 There
- was
" .. -.
grant,
are no engineering difficultiesin the
maj'be reservedin jahj Crown
.HaTe.pn.Sale—
'Sheepskins.-—
Our usual weekly. sale wa
,■.'
:
'
.
."■
.■
;
\~"./.
'
Tpko'
Reserve,
'
'
Mining
Gold
way
of;
-:
;
recognition;
marriages,
rThe"Native Lands
Reserves^
the
I
such
would
which,
way,andthe
case
in
under
line.is beingsurveyedin almost
'any
goodattendanc
,
day.,.
There was a
" '
mairiro Rivera ahdf '■main road, Block III;, "/i,;,':':V,.JBBJIiIN-,^Wp6li; ;',..;, '.-,;,. ":-.. .: ! I heldthis
Aeii,
,or anyJaw for the timebeing
vvere,fulh y clearlyimplythat, as yet; they have seen nc j a straight line. Splendid timber has been
prices
and
the
of
realised
buyer?,
;i
;
BRUSHWARE
found by the surveyor^, which, when.the
and all intervening roads, streamsj 'water- v : ->'
, in .force relating^-tothe sale of waste lands
-;;;''"■-'■'■ ';'[']■' ■'■'■"'' '"'']' ': :/: j ; ;:;
'■■■■ ii',n;V,:- y.bi:- .".■:■; . eqaal to those of last week, butchers' greei ;i cause to seek a change 'that they combine\ train wayis opened,willdoubtless berendered
courses,
&c.
■'
■
"
'
■
.
> i ' merino skins:having brought .frbnv 3slod t< o to regard such marriages to be unauthorised I useful and profitable to sawmillers, the
f ;f ;of theKCrown, or any,law:whatever, there is a
» 'CABINETWARE
7
:''■>.■■ ■"■■■■■■
Waitahd'na East District. ';
"
tramway, and the Province. The work of
:; ; <ji.()cks'' "'!:f; ;-;' : ;
ii right t»; take;apublic road through anylands,
3s lid,and cross- bred do (4s 9d to'4s lid ', :by,;and contrary to, the teachingof Scrip- surveying
-.
'"'-■\
will, in all likelihood, be com;. it shallhe lawful;after such. road shall have Sections Nos. 17, 12ti6r 5, 4, 14, 15,% 7>
only afew dry skins wereofferedj-whichsol< *-. tiire. We cannot see, therefore, that the* pletedin a
month. The lengthof the present
1 :?been; surveyed,
i.
construct under the said .6, Block IV,, Sections Nos. 50, 28, road,
to
at Is 9d to 2s 7d each.
minister of any church, though the Billbe-.- track fromRiverton to Orepuki is 25 miles,
ELECTRbTpLATED WARE
,'
■:■ i- Acts anyrailway orany part of any railway' 49, 27, 26, 25, 66, 47, 60, roads; 24, 55,
Hidesand Tallow.— None offered.
but by the tramway'the distance will be only
comelaw, can either celebratesuchmarriage?, 1
." .-■;.■!
!-.--r ,::.
on theroad so surreyedjnotwithstandingthat road, 23, 22, 20, 55, 53, 29, 30,-31,16,|14, ;:
5 miles. Already the diggersare traversing
Hemp —We have no im
New
Zealand
J^BWELLERY; n-n\ ;-.:-v^; '': \
b'<\ such rbadinayribthave been made : -s
or count those who contract such marriagesi the survey track from Lake George, which
i
13; 64^ 12, 9,31, 21, 15; 3^ 33, 61\ .J34; ■i--'K-->
for,
demand
oi r
; ' ;'a- prpvement to: report in the
t
r saves them onehour's hard travelling. TakArid whereas theGovernor has determined
35, 13> mainroad, Block V., Towriship of r [ "■'"\^LEATHERWARE/';';""■-''-- ' ;;
_
The bulk of the product 3 morethan as Hyingin incest. To this thty ing intoconsiderationthenaturaldifficulties,
'
price
of,
'this
fibre'!'
'
;
5
i]j;
■sunn
:a
:;
'
clearly
are
shut
;
;
tb;;bbn|tfdct krid maintain a railway from "Havelocki Sections Nos.' (10^:iCeTrietery
for
with
them
it
cannot
up
MUSI^AMNSTRTJMMTa;
the route is well chosen, and the work of
'' coming ..: forward, is/ consequently being 'y
1
'Tokoinairirbtb Lawrence in the Prbvinbe bf Reserve),; 8, .7,![6, 51 ill 2» '*&1f 1i % :i/';^'opricit g6ods;:'
ig
'
" shipped on dressers' account. ;Tow has beer be what thelaw of man, but what the lawof : surveying beingpushed forward energeti'& railwaytauthorizied" to bc.cbn- BlPck XXVllt'^Sectibhs 'NbsJ
(^ '."'; . ';'.' :. p^^^MEpfci^s;;.!:; '[ ['.'■. : inbetter; request, and is freely saleable'"■ ai t God, counts incest: Clearly the present cally, and reflects much credit on the sur* !O*tkgb,Ibeing
.= s^cjied hy)"..T^l^ailway^
arid^ 7, 8, 9; lorßlbck XXIX. Sections 'Nos.; Jt,' ; l-...; iDB,TJGGIST;SVSUNDRIES , ..' ,
: .',! 5
- ' standards ofthe several churches count such veyor.
perton. "-..-"
10s to L6
■. , .
273, :BlbckXXV/ SectionNbrl^ Block;X._ '■-■-'■■, "PERFUMERY- ; ".'.,'■"■."' ': \ ,'\- L
h;^ W$
"
rt is'hereinafter
#**?s
'
Grain.^— Wheat is without materialaltera- marriagesto be 'incestuous intercourse, and
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
'
, r \.. Sections Nbs.;6, 5, i, 3, 8, 2,1, BlbcV XJV
described 0
-■''""
c way.
'SADDLERY '
tion. Prime samples of Northern growthare ) that because they so understandthe Word of
'
,Waitahuha
'
River.
DuNEDiN, August 14, 422 p.to
?/
kiJFfiw theretorPi I*,the Right Honorable Sir Gold. Mining Reserve,
STATIONERY ""*"■ <
.
in fair request,1 at 5s 3d to 5s 6d; Foi : God to declare them. Though the civilJaw
- :y;t:James;
"FergußSonyJßaronet, (Governor of the Section I<Fo. 13, IBlock. XII. .Sections Nbs..
TOBACCONISTS'
SUNDRIES
ordinary samples of Southern there is less ! authorise such marriages, that cannot, in the
The second reading of the Tariff Bill last
;
>NeWiZealand,in .exercise andpur- 374v>, 6, 7, 8,
1,42,^13,:14,^ Blbck'
t s >c^Coioriy of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
at 5s to 5s 3d. Barley may be'
demand,
night
was carriedwithout division.
'
eyes of any church authori'y, take them out
iK guan'ceof the powersand authorities conferred ,X^f.^/Sectionavisioß".!;4 -6 -. 6,;7, 8,.5, 10,
VESTAS :BELIi ANDBLACK'S
quoted at 7s "per bushel. Oats are more
'Evening Star's' special telegrams
The
incest,
"oriime'-by-thehereinbefore in part recited;Acts; 1iIV12,.13,,14^,15..16,M,18,19^20^21, 22,
'category
of the
of
and the parties
-WATCHESr&e.
forj
from4s
fredy
enquired
at
to
4s
3d
to-day,
r
say the Reporting Debates Comt^lndin exerciseof (Sv'erjr other power enabling -23, :24, 36, 34,n32, 30, .31v>33V t3sjrBlock
for 'feed, and 4s 4d to 4s 6d for milling contracting themmust be ;ield and must be
Zealand
Agentsin
Sole
New
for
A.
Harrold's
do herebyproclaim;declare. XXXIII.. :Sections Nos.^ I^2, 3y 4, 5, 6, 37,
dealt with
incestuous persom, if church mitteeintendbringing before the House the
.
s
limits,'descriptiph, -and-line of 36,r Block r XXXCly and" all''intervening PHILADELPHIA LIME JUICE AND samples.
authorities v ould not act . .consistently with Speaker's suppressingin the House, a portion
rroads,';.streams K lands; watercourses, &c.
■:>CIWi& ffii^w^^b^posV^f
the
GLYCERINE FOR THE HAIR.
what, by tLeir standards, they declare the of letter from the editor of Wellington
4
X.,;Sec;^and;'that lands' Road, Sections-Nos. 9^, 10,
/^wd^l^reip
"Pf
'
'
bl BpeCTfiedand described iii tKeV Secbnct Sche- tions Nos 25, 38,2 6, 27,; 28,
mind ofGod to be as unde !;ood andbelieved 'Post' to him.
Albo,Sole Agents for the
3/ 29, Block
In Upper House fto-day, a question was
by them. Such marria; ;, therefore, can
s ,dule hei^to are,prpposed tp. be tak^nrfpr the VII., and all intervening roads, streams, CELEBRATED NUTRITIVE POMADE.
to considerhow Stevenson could be
mooted
; and tnat the watercburpes, fee.
have but a civil sanction, *nd be celebrated
.^!.,tpurposes^pf the^sajdrrailway
"Nemo me impune lacessit."
punished
SHIPMENTS
EVERY
for threatening
the editor of
REGULAR
BY
bya civil officer ; and can have nothing of
shallbe those, set forth in.
,,«
limits of
' Star,' if heReed,
Tuapeka East District. ,
FROM
the
Auckland
DIRECT
EUROPE.
failed
to support
VESSEL
TOKOMAIRIRO, AUGUST 15, 1873.
n,-!.> therJ'irst^ §ch.edulejheretp ;^and inpursuance
the sacredness thrown around them which
Improvement
Auckland
Bill.
authorities Road, SectionsNos. 41, road, 26, Railway
n:, Md^exercisejjpf;all
BEAVER BROTHERS, The Wellington telegramshaveinformedour the service of religion'accords to other mar- The Goldfields Bill was considered by the
y, J<oonferredlpii;naeinihat behalf,;ldo;hereby Reserve, 44, road, 38, 11, Railway Reserve,
riages. A lineof demarcation is drawn beHigh-Stebet,
readers that the Bill to legalise marriage
fix the pointof commencement of ': the' said 27i 42, 22, 21, 17, 16,,12, 10, 35, 29, Block
civil and ecclesiastical law, where no Goldfields Committee on clause 30, re two
184,
Dunedin.
]85, ,181, 172,46,
-.■ ::ifttftlway'to>be?ata point on theDuriedin arid V.,; Road Sections
with a deceased wife's sister has been again tween
such dividinglinehas existed. The harmony heads of water being 'allowed to run down
s'n-J Clutha^RailwayinSectibri 195jBlock
XXiy,. 41, 36, 35, 30, 29, 28, 69, 68, 71, 72, 50, 51,
introduced into the House of Representa'
!!
!
BOOKS! BOOKS !! BOOKS
hitherto prevailing between Church and the creek for generalpurposes. The division
''Surrey District, about six 52, 54, 55, 59, 60, 61, 62, 53, 64, 65, 66, 67,
"
tives. We have not learned by whom the State,
45,
47,
34,
37,40,
42,
in a matter of such importance as law- was : Ayes— Stewart, Macandrew, Brown,
48, 182,
■">'<■ ichaiflsle'astw'ard'from the Tuapeka Road, in 21, 22, 31,
Ex Cospatrick."
Bill has been broughtin. Fromtheabsence ful marriage,
" T fi the'-Provinceof ;Otago"; arid the point
11.,
19,
Railway
Reserve,
21,
Block
Sections
of
is broken and to what pur- White, Bradshaw, and Mervyn. Noes
JUST ARRIVED. AT
n
rtb Hei at a point in Block XIX.,and allinterveninglands,roads,
of any demand on the part of the public for
Shepherd, Tribe, O'Neill, O'Connor, Bradthereof
-'a/ termination^
T>EITH AND WILKIE'S, such a change in our marriage law, it is pro- pose? not to meet some pressing emer- shaw, (?) and Shepherd. The parties nearly
of Lawrence,^^ about streams, watercourses, Sic. :
?: 0
gency not to answer some general public
chain eastward" from the Athenteuin
bable that the author of the Bill is an in- demand— but merely to gratify some indi- came to blows on the question, as Alexandra,
Township op Lawbencb.
Jowett's Plato,4 vols,,half calf, £5,
'- 'oti^
.th(3 :Proyince of ()tagp.
BuUding,
in
6d;
Economy,
T
Political
halfcalf
16s.
terested party, wishing himself to contract vidualhere and there, who assumes to set Dunstan, and Arrow papers were not preFawcett's
1,
Lanark Street, SectionNo. Block LX.,
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the Railivay from Tokomairiro
o '■>"■ Ho Lawreiice:in, tlieProvince of Otago.
*' \Commencing
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Railway'in Section 195, Block
XXIV., Tokomairiro Survey District on the
Dunedm and^Ciutha Railwaj, about six
chains eastward1 from the TuapekaRoad, and
passing' in, through, or into the following
districts,.viz.;— Tok,pmairirq.SurveyDistrict,
Table Hill Survey District, HillEnd Survey
iDistrict[ Table Hill Survey District, Waita, hijna
Tuapeka East
NSuryey
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■. in tßlock X. in;the Townof Lawrence, about
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eastward from the Athenasum
Building,|as the limits, description, andline
'■■ thereof are set forth on the plan, and de: scribed in the book of reference referred to
on the face of the said plan, and "which plan
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of this Proclamation by the signature of the
EdwardRichardson, Minister for
Honorable
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Public
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of" the Registrar of the Supreme Court at
Dunedin, or,,within the limits of deviation
'. set forth in the said planby dottedred lines,
\beingnpt more than one hundred and ten
yards.on either side of the said line, and
>':■,[ passing^through;or, over the several sections
;^ki£-Grown,and. other landsi sections, reserves,
toads; streams, watercourses^ and rivers, as
enumerated in the Second Schedule hereto.
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81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, road, Tokomairiro
\ River, SectionsNos.-66, 65, 64, 63, 62,road,
"61, 60,-59, 58, 57, 56, road, Sections 55, 54,
road^
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Pladda Street. Sections Nos. 7, 6, 5,.4, 3,
Thompson's Depths of the Sea;an
Wy
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Account of the General Results of the
78, 9, 10, 11, 12,13, 14,15, 16. 17, 4«, 19, Dredging
Cruises of HM.S.'s Porcupine and
20, Blcck XXVII. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
Lightning,Bvo., cloth,extra gilt, 375. 6d.
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Girders, &c. New edition, enlarged,
■21. Block XXVI Sections Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9,
royal Bvo. pp. 648, 425.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 18, 17,16, J5, 54, 13, 12, 11,
StanleyJevons on Coal, 13s.
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(WaterworksReserve)Block LIV. Sections Bull's Hints to Mothers, 6s. 6d.
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the Mormons, Is. 6d.
20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, Block XLH. Athen- Life Among
Atmosphere. Translated from the
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Play
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Ground, Wetherstone's
French of CamilleFlammarion, Edited
Creek, and all intervening lands, roads,
by James Glaishier, F.R.S., with 10
chromo lithographs and 81 woodcuts,
streams, and watercourses.
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Given under the hand of His Excel- GettingOn in the World, or Hints on Suclency the Right Honorable Sir
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for Lent and Thoughts for Advent,
of New Zealand and its Depen- Thoughts
by Bishop Oxedon of Montreal, 2s. 6d.
dencies, and Vice-Admiralof the
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same ; andissuedunder the Seal Thornton on Labor. New edition, 16s.
ofthe saidColony, at Wellington, Youatt on the sheep, 10s. Cattle, 10s.
this sixteenth day of July,in the Stonhenge on the Horse, 15s.
The following
" books have also
" second hand
year of our Lord one thousand arrived
ex Cospatrick :
eight hundred and seventy-three. More's (H.) TheologicalWorks, best edition,
thick folio, calf.
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Conybeare and Howson'sLife and epistles of
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the undersigned, John Lawson and
Bvo., cloth.
Edwin Newman Legge, lately carry- Morton's Cyclopedia of Agriculture ; 51
plates and 72 wood cuts, 4 013., half
ing on business inco-partnership, as Flourcalf, gilt, 60s.
millers, herebygive notice that we have, this
Nicholson's Treatise on the FiveOrders of
uay,dissolvedthe saidpartnershipby mutual
Architecture; 4t0., plates,rough calf,
12s 6d.
consent, and from and after this ,date the
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searches ; 4
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All debts due fromthe said late firm will
be paidby the saidEdwin Newman Legge ; Life of Bishop Patteson, 4s 6d.
Dr Davidson'sLectures.
andall debts due to the said firm will be Dawson's Theory of Earth and Man
received by him, and hisreceipt for the same Cuyler's HeartCulture
Modern Scepticism
shallbo a sufficient d.'scha.'ge.
Christian Evidence Society's Lectures
JOHN LAWSON,
Lecky's Leaders
EDWINNEWMAN LEGGE, Beale'sProtoplasm, DiseaseGerms, Mystery
of life
Witness :
Tyndall on Heat, Found, Faraday, Fragments of Science
Walter Taylor,
Help's Thoughts on Government
Solicitor, Tokomairiro.
Darwin'BDescent of Man
WE,
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the undersigned,JOSEPH HEW.
WE,SON
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Ginger Beer, Soda Water, Lemonade, and
Cordial Manufacturers, have this day DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP by mutual consent. All'Deb'tSj due and all Debts owing
by the latefirm will be received and paid by
the said Andrew Marshall, who carries on
the business inhis ownname from this date.
Dated at Tokomairiro this Thirteenth
day of. August,-1873.
53, 52, 51,. 50, 49, 48, 47, 46, 45, 44, 43, 42,
JOSEPH REWSON.
' 41, Townshipof Glenore, lying withinBlocks
ANDREW MARSHALL.
and XLIX.; Sections Nos.1, 2, 3
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4,'s^road,and reservefor gold mining pur- Witness :
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poses, Block XLVIII., Road, SectionsNos.
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R. W. Capstick.
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watercourses, Ac.
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for convenience, he has openedaFlour
Sections !36,'37, and gold miningreserve,
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'watercourses, &c.
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such a marriage, or desirous to open the up his personal predilections in opposition sented to the Committee untilafter the Bill
doorfor such a marriage on the part of some j to the general mind of the community, the was agreed upon. The Bill will be reported
of his friends. It is well known that those general sense of the Christian Church, and this day, with more alterations than are
in Britain who have been so persistent in the generalunderstandingof what the Word generally thought for.
Rumor says that negoeiations have taken
year after year bringing in such a Bill into of God prohibits. That such marriages are
place,
between the Canterbury and Otago
the House of Commons, have been actingin prohibitedby Scripture has been, and is still,
members,
as to aseveranceof the two islands
the name, and on behalf, of certain parties as we have already said, the acknowledged
and
removal
of the seat of Government.
in the uppercircles of society whohave con- view of the ChristianChurch generally. We
7.50 p.m.
tracted such marriages, and are desirous to had intended to show, from an aralysb of
Stafford
contradicts
the
rumor,
Mr
which
chapter
Leviticus,
of
the recognised
have them legalised. It is quite possible the 18th
days
has
been
circulated
for
a
few
past,
Scripture
that regulates the restricthat the like influence may be at work in part of
he
is
candidate
for
the
Agent-General
tions
as
that
marriage,
to
that the standards of
New Zealand, snd that the like object is
ship.
really what is sought by the proposed Bill. the several churches, in condemning such
marrriages,
authority
have the
of Scripture ;
We haven)t seen the Bill,aud therefore are
but our spaceis exhausted. We shall, how- THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
not in position to say whether such a proviever, return to it, in the view of showing
WELLINGTON, AllgUSt 11th.
sionis contained init, or whether the Billis thai, this
if
Bill now before the House of
Mr Rolleston moved a resolution, with
merely prospectivein its operation. If retro- Representatives becomes law,
we shall be reference to the tariff, to the followingeffect :
spective, this would explainat once the real placbd in the unfortunate position having That manyof the duties
proposed would
of
motive of its introduction. But whetherit a law onour statute book that is contrary to heavily and unjustly tax the necessaries of
be so or not, we have the most decided ob- thelaw of God, on a matter whichtheCreator the working classess, and articles required
jection to the Billas unwarrantablyaltering has expressed ifc to be His Sovreignright to for local industries;therefore the proposed
revised, so as to admit jsuch
the present marriagelaw withoutany general declare what shall be— a positionin which, it scale should be
articles free or at lowerduties.
demandon the part of the public,and simply is to be fondly hoped, the legislature will Mr Fitzherbert is expected to-night to
to gratifythe wishesof afew who eitherhave neither be so foolishnor so wickedas toplace attack the proposed Provincial borrowing
acted contrary to the existing law, or who us as a community.
scheme. It is beliovedthat Mr Vogel's pro_
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I posals for Provincial borrowing are condiwish to act a part that is at variance with the
Law business would appear to at a low tionalnpon the Provinces being rediieed to
generalsense of the community. To pass ebb
just /now, and long may it continue so. the status of municipal corporations, and
such a Bill in reference to marriage, must The district Court will not iold a sitting this empowered to borrow for specific works,
necessarilybecome a precedent that willbe month. He a30ns : no business.
but only upon specific security, such as
Ys^'erday (Thursday) nornivg the iherfollowedin other matters ;personalpredilec- moineter, inside a dwelliiv house in Milton, rates, tells, or rentals of land to be approtions, and not public requirements,becoming stood at 28 dtgs., thus im citing 4 degs. of priated for thepurpose ; the creditor to have
—
frost, while outside at 8 .m., it
at no power to seize lands,butmerelyto receive
the rule of our legislation a rule if acted 22 degs indicating10 deg of frost.stood
theincome.
upon that would destroy the realcharacter of
Mr Macandrew has presenteda petition
We hear that RHsb i> ken (Mrs J. L.
our legislature aa the representative of the Bunten) intends giving ai -vening's reading from residents at Dunedin, drawing attenfor the benefit of our locu Athensoum ; the tion to the want of communication between
Colony as a whole.
date has been fixed for Wednesday next, the East and West Coasts of the Middle
Marriage has been universallyin Christian 20th inst. This needs but to be generally
Island also from the Dunedin hat manufac«
times associated with religious rites, and known to secure a full house.
turers against the tariff onhats.
A vrry large area of ground will be laid
the ministers of religionhave been regarded
in wheat in the Winton district mxt
Wednesday, August 13th.
by all Christian individuals andcommunities down
season. Last season's crop turned out excelIn
the
House
last night,\Mv Fitzherbert
prices
first-rate
were
obtained.
as the proper parties to perform the marri- lently, and
spoke
for
four
hours
on the Financial StateThe Primitive Methodists are increasing
ageservice. Not only so, but in the formulas
number, wealth, and influence in Inver- ment.
in
and standards of the several Christian cargill, under the pastorate of the Rev. Mr
The Premier replied.
churches, the degrees within which marriage Westbrook. They purpose erecting a chapel Mr Pearce a^ked whether the
was
Don-street, near the Temperance Hall, to Tinderstand that the Government would
maybe contractedhave all been laiddownas in
a
accomodating
congregation
capable of
of
in accordance with Scripture. To act in 200. Judging from the plans, the edifice not consider the questionof a reduction of
cent, on certain articles.
a handsome one, and will embellish duty to 5 per
accordance with these standards, every will be
ThePremier said thathe wouldnot sayhe
the portion of the town in which it is to be
minister is bound, when taking office erected.
would n«t oonsidwu the proposaj, but he
Tylor's Primitive Culture
Operations on No. 1section of the Winton thought the tariff should be uniform.
in the Church to which, he belongs. Either,
&3., &c, &c.
therefore, the churches must alter their and Kingston railway were commenced a
Mr Murray objected to ten per cent duties,
few days ago by the contractors, Messrs
standards, bringing them into har- Watsonand Co. The line,as our readers are and advocated the raising of extra revenue
Commercial.
by other means- He had received telegrams
mony with the proposed Bill, or their already aware,presents no engineering diffistating
that seven per cent, would yield a
splendid
agricultural
penetrates
and
culties,
art,
and
Co
Driver,
report
Messrs
Stkw
ministers cannot celebratesuch marriages as land, the greater part of which, however, is large extra
revenue.
for the week ending August 13th :
the Bill proposes without a violationof their unfortunately held inlarge blocks by specuMr M'Gillivray advocated a land tax.
Fat Cattle. Again the yards were this ordination vows, and exposing themselves lators, Work has" been started at the
Mr Johnstone compared the different
northern end of the section, where several
week fully supplied with cattle, medium
We need hardly cubt;ngs have to be made. It is antici- tariff's, showing an increase under the new
to
ecclesiastical
censure.
quality, about75 head being yarded, all of
no church could rightly alterits stan- pated that the contract will be finished tariff. He challenged the Oomnissioner of:
which were sold to the trade. We are un- say that
or ten months. Only a few men are Cusfonis tojproduce statistics.
dards, held to be basedon Scripture, on the iv nine
able to report any advance upon last week's
at present employed, and there is room for a
Mr Johnstone saidhe would consider the
qnotations. By auction and privately we ground that civil authority had chosen to largenumber of hands. It was, we believe,, tariffitem by item in Committee. The Goat one lime contemplatedto change thevoute,
have sold35 head at current rates.
enact laws contrarytorecogniseddecreemain- but as this wouldnecessitate theoonatruotion vernment evidently wanted the House to
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Fat Sheep. Only about 250 were penned. tained by the Church. No church, so far as of an expensive bridge ovor the Oreti, the vote increased taxation. The consumer
really paid the customs duties. He quoted
Of these, 186 cross-bred wethersbrought 17s weknow, has, as yet. by itsproper authority intentionhas beenabandoned.
quality
to
9d
18s 6d each. A. few fair
The establishmentof a new industry in proofs of an increase under the new tariff.
brought a wife's sifter within the degrees of
merinos brought 13s 6d. We have sold 500 marriage as proposed in the Billnow before Southland, is reported. An eccentricmdi» He did not believe the statement that the
vidual who, for some years p^st, has been proposedduties w,ould notincrease the tariff
merinos and cross-breds at quotations. We
course, it is open to any dwelling as an amateqr permit on the flax beyond ten or twelve thousand pounds.
quote primehalf-breds at 4d per lb, ditto the legislature. Of
church to reconsiderthis matter, and if satis- fringed margin of "the OretiRiver, subsisting Mr Shepherd said there was distinct inmerinos, 3|d to 3|d.
chiefly on rabbits whilepondering one day
StoreCattle. There still exists a fair de- fied that ife has hitherto misinterpreted in.- his solitude, was struck with the idea that formation before the House in support of
mand' for good, -well-bred bullocks, from Scripture in prohibiting marriage with a thaskins of the animals, whioh formed his the alteration. The increased dutiesmight
might 1-e turned to pro^ decrease the. consumption of certaingoods.
thiree to five years old. Mixed herds are, deceased wife's sister, to authorise its minis*, staple article of food,
He entered into negotia- Fraud couldbe stopped by heavypenalties*
however,' difficult of saie, andean only fee ters to celebrate such marriages; but any iitableacccourit.
tions with several tradesmen, andfinally ©ori- A new"tariff was not needed.
mbved at tempting prices to the buyer. We cliurch taking thia step hot before, but after,
He wouldnot
a bargin with one more enterprising
cluded
oppose the Bill, but desired more informahayeifold, during the week, t#6 herds, con'
whereby
he
fellows,
his"
is
receiver
of
than
marriages,
the civil authorisation of -such:
from2d to 83 eaoh for all the skins he can tion.
sisting of 600 head in all, of mixed cattlo.
.lays"
itself 'open to the suspicion of squaring supply. He has embarked on a vigorous Mr Reynolds saidhe would takeupon tha
quiries
:, Stove Sjieep,— We have a few en
crusade against the rabbits in the Riverfcon Government the responsibilityofthepresent
fo?, merino wethers, delivered in the wool its interpretation of Scripture, in reference? Bushy
and expects to receive handsome proenactment,
merely
io
this
with
civil
matter,
during;;the mpnthsof September-and October,
fits. The purchaser of the skins intends to, tariff. The present was not theproper stag*
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saniliave-plaeed^OOOunder offer- We hear and. making the opinion of men who have, ship;them to England, where, no douht, they to discussitems in the tariif. He hopedthe
" it way be, little regard to, andlittle under* Wpto4 rea^y;B^leVatgqo4prices,
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should not be at all surthatis pronunced worthy of the pumshinqnt extension .of the W ai;hoia;.pisxric|;,iil>ra'ry. Tuapeka Hotel, a distance ofabout a:mile. how is'tUe Bmaunt i
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JFerry, as have promised
stp.Bubsidise
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The assumeii claim to apostqlio taiament' biei.ng^gipfc lip .at :the
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'br lio^; is,,.thus, told in the >,!Evening' sjStar^': raiseo!,
moneys" ordßr lpf thlrigsliwill: tel\ iH.li& w-'hfere"sufficient
of,'acbomatlation
kii'd^Tbelieve
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work' -weiftre* to Me -66mpensHted fdt tha?!
lar^e .''^Tbere,
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rjea)
Chamber's/;
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facts
connectecl.with the 'storming of
Gdm;
additional;
7
m'ati;er,i
revenue
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through.
a^mos't""nfec6ssary
This is
q6thing' to" prev'eht'^ th"eih 'cpm|)'etiin'g sucff
that.ojir fejtders
ijvv.of. , MrDunn..;being, engaged-sinking*a-new distinctly;speaksof the Roman, Greekj'taind^ !cel^lio<wittf%ei^!fWailiM;a^
one that haMoffgWeen.^rteeded ; 4nd Imi'tte e!shbw-iwei*willb!baye''t6;lpayrioni jib^; the hall ;;[ 6ii^ in iorder
and
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b|'
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p'rov,
/arricles.irenumeratedrjhyr/fchfni.lfevlJr.y.bpdy,
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a
fine
n(d
aritl (even-' takiofo; the4wi oat'vof th;eir when
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''medium/
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of
the
information
town)
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and
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;
■sailsV-^^
I Camp, <fee, and/W/Ulynosfe^speciallyibe tbe^M^^f&^^o^^ihjsi-fIwa« diS-j:' party:"' The;Masons"say that"theifr bailiff,
'
>
' '
sermoas "., on "&e '■ i-I<am-happy to ptnte; that the services.of
;coal,. the, explicit_in \Ms .published,
'
'
.sunk ron' the e# ge'■of .-ihje,'.crop,jpf
feeling' -thirsty ■■;' betook ? himself -h'toi the
*
of thY Church."
; f.heißevJMrJAradt.bav-e beeai secured; jfor appreciated by the j()ung ffolks, who at posed to take some consolation and hpnp
;,'.' workings w ere on;ajvery??limitedscale, -there
'drit;erioni Hotel^td.,".liquor :'Up7>-?hicvh)g
::
I—to^1 to^
-frpmiine
n
tfie
V^e^af;
,°.
alongLa
perfect
Ueemed
dissent—
error
to
travel
kea
meeiifrs:
j
b©;
,
;
b~n;jFriday
i
formers
'
front
have
Jniners;
present
to
,:this;dispict;?ifbr:some,itime!!at;4eaßt.f,, 'ihe
*!<only'beingrooni-for two or thr.ee
< '■ pre'vioiisly lockediup the('buiddingi-jdthat
of:
aduty— a^cbn^ictibn which we non- reverend gentlern,\n> ;,.>vj,l),con(|uctid,iyine of mud. Wetherstones -"people are d,isb ? iof<b"ur»Provin'£iH]^Tre^^
r '!/iW6rkl^j?a.iitime. Thejf
we^ alW'[sb'Tery sin/bvtt
r
rl
pian to menxl' th^ 40'or'50 pertceHV cb">»r^e'd on- teaHriii* «MEc Hudeon^sMmen^.whoi'iweEe;?os!\ the
";' i&allovir tSuii'vtse |op ground^ \y^as'.falling^in conformists'of' to-day iriostT earnestlyshare. worship.on ,alter,nat.e..S.ttndaj^.atJibe»wni!!ed !setting ou^foW a'similar'
fofo^the)oppor''slibrtly
and
commence .a| stfga't^fe'ecessaries pfoIffa—^ while ,ftrftpferv' !wafch^ availed
ways,
will
yijild, charges.of V^uihq]'s,..and,.Otak^i a,.:apd the their
,''.'-';.at various places. j.The seam Jon the /upper For example^l< am told;that Imust
tunity [afforded by,; th.c ".Al).B^3Q.Co^'Qf(. the
eastern;;
cent?;that:ipilace7:td.
Qfl&wiith'onjyrS.or.-a
the
and
per
footpath
from
let
proy*a\s
or
be
the;
Anglican
■)'
Sierlleach.,, ji^:/^'^^
Church:
\u side jof the level wa3 rising at an anglefof allegianceto
y^hejn;these two works, f^jsp;ftom; statemenjts, pffrp^he.r?,.^boc.tpld. :e,neiny,- to;pick . the :,lpc.kiv,and {e.njier the
of
nounced a schismatic.UIIf,;inobedience >tp the . ,1dijew attention spttie.tiiiie ago in your end Lawrence.i
;K^e.yf left
<■ six inches'to
"They
able
Hihe^oot^
.was tp /"building,in ppssess,ioa oi
wbr^'ixot
.thatotfoe du;y on^these; articles
.admission;Jnto the cplumns to the existence of ah evil— Tcan are accompjishecj, there \vilLbe an uninterr,
,one of t^eir.;number. ;; thatfehe
miles
py-er,
,ba
rupted
; to^ke'any coal out of the lower 91'dip side assertion,! were to seek
outocy.v^hicb
three
«tbe
gravelled^
re^ucedyj^n^
wallc of
that^all
t
else-^z^'^he'' waggon
her clergy, to what;must .1,submit? call ~it' ftptliiiig
tarjfj had. hearing of this, coiip, demain mustered in
Slfdads:oii'Sunday " ■Th6r;Pro- in length. ;Th"erc is, however^ one matjter had rbeep-raised ja'^jiinstjfhe
.'h of the.level at:r all.;: -The chief reason wiry ranks^of
traffic
6n
the
an
answer'
for
turn tp the ordination service
r
-the,
connectidn;
!
witH
fqotpaths
Been,
ironmongers;'
.:;;;'the.coal was so inferiorwas on account ofthe I
in
these
whic^i
and. j force, gained an entrancebjsmashing ina
yhjr
over,'
and therefore it is
;
kneel vincial' Councilis
througKwhiphi 'they fej'edte'd: the
that.the
shall
humbly
viz';^4;he
andread
priest
pu6
practicjj
bjadjn
who,
should'be
a^stdpl'to,'
"drapers,
tb'ej>ast. be.<?n reaping 'representative
old level being within about six or- seven
i
f
'of the 80-called' purchaser,
latter; 'ljtypg useless to dream of Jany Redress of the by butcher boys'," 'arid- other possessed large/ profits from
"Hie
bishop;
the
while
before'
advantageJthey
this
.the'
yards,froj^i 'a dike, or,bed of clay;and sand
] the'in3eiveß; rff
evil'beingi obtained from^ that quarter
'
sjris
pb^eß^ion
retainfld
The
whose
and
say
head,
shall
sense,
travelling
low rate of
upon his"
/on horseback' qb'tain.ed, "oil account
session
at.least. ;.;Perhaps,,(after all, it is of as little
wnich had been_ thrown up through the his handsforgive
is,
other
that
ofMrHudson's
account
two
Within-the.town,
course;'
dndwtipse;'
paths.
;
they
on
of
I
was
"dull
are'forgvMij
'paid.
tiwudost
the
"I
confess
too
.'tlifelj
duty
which,
the Council would: refuse
a matter
>
regular: strata., ,It; was, thisrrcircumstahce
eaHy■:yesterdostretain they,are retained.- 'it is :deal with,as.instead pf any.new legislation, such malpractices!,can ibe< {punished, but ''f tfce :'istacfc"~&s '''\ve say' north of the 'employes went'to 'the "HallTrhich caused the coals at so.oie places to Ibe sinstlwu
1
;day
morning,
finding
and
the
door open,
judge;mothers who can either it 'might .simply be one of tbpse. cases outside ]O.nly,mqral/persuasion;can be used,
-to< see hpw the low duties' had
slightly mixed with sand, and through this not for me to
Theyimmediately:
entered.
aentifoc
Mr
,
withjbutißmallr
;.I
effect.
!
:
;
,
advantage
and fear
to the 'ironb'een^'a"specialalso, the'coal got'a bad came, altho.ugh in ut^er or ,silently,acquiesce in these.words \vhere" the. law 'requires to .be. enforced
Hudson,;whq, after iplacing new bars on
to
than
'their'
monger's'arid
drapers,
a
church'
rather
infringem(3nt.
separation
from
fci:
' with a heavy penalty for f its
"'the-maintheywere pretty clear of it. The' but, fpr mynelf, if
the door, left:in possession; two of hisjmen,
;
hpw
prefer,the .1 sKpuld like to knpw /vesry
customers ,who consumed tbeir goods, or
.them be schupi,. I
Switzers.
*ii:.;new shafWs^riow beingopened on theopposite that authorises
7
,hpwr4-if the" duty was raised— it wpuld who remained;there tillbetween four,and
of the law' stands in the matter." It seems
'.»if; sidebftheßivers'dale;Rbad,-theplatform-will, commission of that sin to the greater guilt
when..a .body of
to,
diminish;the .profits of the_importer, rather " fiye in the.
countenancing what' I
cannot but believe to that the waggons are neither allowed
;
.belieye,
edge
ppblic
I
be
on
the
of
the
road.
j
; than increase- the- cost? $0 the consumer:; iyCasons, numbering nearly .thirty, armed
i
""
and
(From
Correspqndent.^
Sunday,^
Duuediti-on
v>]
oui?.
_;
'. '■
witli crpwbars,^^marciied up.;totKe4po*and
. ,v,Mr;Dunn has at,.present reached the depth be blasphemy.
nevertheless .1 took" hearty graces and, attempted
is yet &s soon as they are beyond the prePresbyterianism
suggests
Mr
that
Coffey
:
to burstit open. Being iiiiable
fortnight
past
The
weatheir
here
for
the.
.were,
when
of forty feet. The sinkers
hurried off.to a larg-e.igrpcer ,to,inquire/i
cincti of Ahe city,they arerat liberty;to do
so, they brokein one eftlie windows,
stopped by the water, on thelayer or bed gradually veering towards Episcopalianism, as they please. If such unlawful; traffic is has beep' very cihangeable. We had last what reduction,the new tariffwas to make to 'do
r
Presbyterians
managed,to get in^Bo !tKe' build:1
which still lies in the duty on sugar and tea, as I
overlies the coal in this and asks inproof,"Howmany
was led and th'us
as a desecration of the Lord's %eek a heavy fall of enow
:
recognised
'"'\" which'immediately
"
irig.
discussing
Without
The
rpsty
weather by Mr Turnbull to believe it would effect
-men inside, :however' deterlaw, why deep on. the ranges'. Dry f
district! He^had a whip power erected, so believe in Calviuism?"
as
as
a
breach
of
the
Day,
well
we ought to a considerable' saving on- these necessaries mined not to be put out, and offered reri
of the doubt,, or of theinference not put it down throughout the length, has' again set in, for whicH
"ii^tb.'draw tHe'water: and dirt but of the the. validity
;
grateful;
there
on
the
whole
I
can say of life. Guess,il you can, my disappoint- sistance ; but theMasons soon' 'got the
I
ask-r-Are
be
and
therefrom,
drawn
would.
the
law
ißhaft;' but'"this powef^b'eing'onlya"single
and breadth of the land where'
most
past
in
believe
the
winter
has
been
the
favor- ment when he; told me the new tariff did. best of it, for after a struggle of close on
Episcopalians
Milton
who
do not intend to go into the
extends.
I
power, was foot sufficiently able to take the three
locality.
have seen in this
' " 1 :in ;ejecting
thep.e,articles " they were paying half-an-honr they 1succeeded
that Mr Coffey, ot the Bishop himself, has merits or demerits of the case in this able I
no^.touc.h
■;i?j vrater;out ofthe
Mi*
Hudson's
men.
spirifcuoug
liquors
shaft^ so as to allow of the power
selling
A
case
of
doctrine
of
Xj9
8d,,
to forgive sins ? Or is the
thes—
6s
1think it was—^on sugar,
certainly think if such traffic
letter, but I
■: .;j miners, or. sinkers workinghalf time.: ThereThere have been some■}eitraordmary
the without a license, by a resident at Gows: and 6d a pound on tea, as before, and that proceedings
.,..,,. for,e.he h.ad to'gp.totheexpenseandtroubleof the Baptismal liegeneration of Infant's— as on Sunday is considered an outrageto
the last;;meetingMof[■ the
hearing,
was
for
before
Mr
Creek
down
Dunedin,
menin
the duties on liquors and tobacco remained Waste Landsat Board..;
-What;,the /nature
.* erecting anew w.him,thedrumJof which is taught by the Prayer-book— accepted by feeling,of right-thinking
irisfc.;'
4th
but
consequence,
Hood
on
the
in
be equally offensive
unchanged. I
supposed he must be wrong, of the events, or,
are, concerned in
indiameter, wherewith,he will be manymore? If not, are we to assume that must not such scenes
being
"ten
feet
Police
unable
to
who
Sergeant
of
the
of
country.
There
and that the reason the same duties are them, Ido not know exactly,, as I
1'
Episcopalianismis on the decline1 Let me to their neighbors in the
keep
io
ahead
of
the
probability^
subpoena^
al>le,'in
all'
he
wished
to
find
the
witnesses
- - water, so as toallowthesinkers1 work allday. not be understood to condemn the Book might have been some excuse for such
charged as before is, that the alteration has told the press here were served with am
incase
wtis postponed until 15th inst.
the
Province,
"
the early days of the
not yet become law, consequently no junctionsforbidding them
publishi
on
the
hospital
meeting
Wednesday
■har-5he stfata in tlris^shaf t^arelying more regu- of CommonFrayer as a ;thing in itself neces traffic in
to
At
the
when there were few rpads, and men were
reduced duties are taken, but after the
■r\ larlyithantheydidin theoldone. Ifthatisthe sarily evil. On the contrary; claiming obliged to travel a long distance before evening, a sub-committee was appointed change is legalised, those having paid proceedings ; but,' from' the foilowing
suppose we
I
. -,; icase; a newr.pitcanbeopenedup, if a good liberty to omit all that my conscience disap- meeting with properaccommodation. Such to act in concert with a sub-committee excessive duties will have a drawback. In extract from the Star,someday;
shall know all about it
The
Oddfellows, the object being to
occasionallyuse and always admire a plee, however,
of
the
brought
.seam is found, where-sa number of miners proves, I
be
hurripd'
Athenseum,
off to our
cannot now
this hope I
Saturday
evening
'Star
'of
last
'
says:
to
obtain
a
I
use
their
best
endeavors*
"
liturgies
id
contains.
But
,
,
-..,-.enjoy
.. can work more comfortably.
aud
the
forward, as from thenumber of accommoup a file of the Times,' ro see
We understand that the outcome of the
man for the, district?; the neces- and looked
neither bow to the authority of a church dationhouses alongthe road, the men can medical
if
there
was
any allusion to tea and sugar proceedings at Wednesday's meeting of
!-._.j.: .The;;peoplein Tokoinairiro , and. the snrvery
from
the
sudden
o>
ath
of
sity
arises
nor
do
to,
easily, if they choose, reach most of them
the resolutions of the Assembly relating the Waste Lands Board, to which rerpundhigneighborhood,will,T am sure> join that teaches the doctrinesreferred
Dr. M. Crystal, which leaves us a popu- in
church truly apostolic in its on Saturday without requiring to travel ilation,
consider
that
to
the tariff; but there was nothiig th«re. ference was made in our leading columns
I
wishingMr
me
in
Dunn
success
every
Hood,
with
according to Mr Warden
strong
simply
requires
no
room
It
the
Sunday.
turned,
public
services
on
I
as a forlorn hope, tP the state- yesterday, is that Mr Eliott lias been
in
whose
people, entirely without medical
inhis energetic attempt to opeb anew and character
arm of the law to step in and put a stop of 1000
that
wells
ment
of
the
Colonial Treasurer, to see if served, at the instance of Mr John Douspontaneous
prayer
left
for
the
is
believe it isintended that there,
payable seam of coal. If he shoiildbe so
assistance. I
with
all
its
system
pernicious
to
such
was
of the suhjsct glas, with a writ for libel. Very heavy
'
any.
HolySpirit.
the
fay
as to strike oh a good seam, it from the heartinfluenced
of each association shall wait ihere ; but, lo ! mention
Otago may boast of her a member
evils.
attendant
there
was
noneI and I damages are claimed."
thing
itself,
succession
as
a
apostolic
ruuholder3,
:a great
"'.''
.
and ascertain what came the
would do
deal of good to this dis- For
University her religious and benevolent on the
Provincial
pur
to
conclusion
that
bishop's
imposition
contribute,
of
a
the
will
so
that
upon
they
amount
each
dependant
trict, as wellas to hitnselfi MrDunn merits
institutions but there are elements at
the
have a profound contempt, believ- work in her midst, which, unless speedily the Hospital CD.mmi.ttee may be placed Treasurer knew a deal more about
the'support of the public inhis endeavor to h nds, I
Oamaru.
anything
matter
than
I
could
learn
from
sufficient;
guarantee
ing that no authorityin the universe can checked, must act as a blight on her pros- in a position to offer a
.:: keep the:price otcoal lowerthanit wouldbe,
the public; er that them was,
asyetbelore
an
for
to
a
to
cast
his
lot
good
surgeon
man
"ambassador
perity. It is true the law cannot compel
if it had.all tp be transported from Loveil's constitute that
no intention on the part of the Govern(From our own correspindent;)
has not en- men to be religious ; it can, however, amongst usJ Only about six months since,
Flat or Kaitangata, the cartage from these Christ," whom Christ himself
ment to reduce the duties on either our
Hospital
Comfive
runholders
offered
the
to
to
be
with
"beseech
men
power
dued
with
a
decent
observcomply
make them
places being so high, makes the price conBut even Mr Turnf*uli has
August 11, 1873.
mittee a
of L3O from each tea or suffer. conclupion
ance of that which -every right-thinking station, guarantee
siderably grerterthan, fromMr Dunn's pit, reconciled to God."
come to the
that the taxation |The v/eather here
Oddfellows
;
or
Ll5O
in
all
the
since my lasthas been
deem man should hold dear as his birthright
ihe.distance being only rather.more than a As to the unitybythat Episcopaliansof
and Hospital could have easily added under the new tariff will be excessive, as variable, and as an American would
Sabbath
that
has
all
the
Christian
which
de"
ingatliering
effected
the
rate
of
staring
shall
be
he
a
motion
char
a
proposed
more, making L3OO a year ; but by
-niilei' -I wonderhow it is that the enterprisit, the backbone of winter is
,been the glory of Scotland, amidst all the Ll5O
cent, would produce as much reve- scribe
per
proposed
other,
or
the
6^
ing and speculative men of Tokomairiro do bodies within her ownpale,Ifail to see, that changes
mischance
broken, but it still wags its tail - occaof empires and republics. Proud some
end could ever be accomplished by this
trust nue as the present me* hod of collecting the sionally "
arrangement fell to the ground. I
;
. >"."":" :: ""
not form a company to thoroughly pospect the
of
her
theatres
and
France
could
boast
Presbyproposal
Unity
does,
is
effected
when
Customs'
the.
means.
dunes
whereas
on
will
more
they
this occasion
be
successthe hills in this .neighborhood, as Ihave
0a Saturday there was a heavy swell
Baptists, and other places of amusement on Suuday, but ful, as it is something fearful to contein ofIhe Colonial Treasurer is to charge 10,
everyreason to believe, fromthe opinion of terians, Congregationalists,
condition,
and
what
on
ihb sea, and tbe four, vessels in the bay
present
what
is
her
as the Dunedin ministers
plate so manj people congregated to- 12|, arid 15 percent. The result of the had to wj-i^h anchor, and clear out of
have Wesleyans meet,
Borne practical miners with whom I
did
her
in
the
impiety
such open
avail
gether
no medical assistance nearer meeting of the Chamber of Commerce whs dany-Hr. Tbe sea every, now and again
do, monthly(they are never joined by the
conversed on the subject, thattherecould be Episcopalions),
furnace of affliction she had to pass than 30and.
:
of
their
in
mile?.
forgetfillness
'*the passing of the followingresolution*
over the breakwater, but without
through in the late war ; aud is not the
found, in allprobability, a payable seam of
Orago broke
That
the
Chamber
invi'e
the
desirefor
the
held
their
Mining
differences
and
common
The
Association
minor
, . .
coal as goodas Kaitangata, or nearly. Why one great end of theirlabor. But it would case of France, but one of the numerous monthly meeting on Saturday 2nd inst. members of the Assembly to take doing any damage.
The heavy opposition in the butchering
instances in the history of the world,
cannot coalbe iound on this side of Mount
unity were we all to associate our- where the righteous retribution of Pro- The sub-committee brought up their steps to secure this session a more business, coupled with other caus s, has
Misery as well as on the other side, the for- not be
tariff,
professed brotherhood with so- vidence will as surely overtake thatnation amendments on the new G-oldfields Bill, equitable adjustment of the whole
one firm to grief, with liabilities,
mationbeingjtheverysame ? Therehave been selves iv a
without increasing the taxation of the brought
of Christ, manyof whom I which sets Hiß moral law at defiance, as which were unanimously adopted by the Colony"—"
am told; to the amount of LI7OO, while
calledministers
I
times,
pieces
various
and
found,at different
committee, and ordered to be transmitted
That this Chamber is ot
eminently sach, but night succeeds day.
"opinion that in adjusting the rates of per- his assers are almost nil. The slippery
patches in the gullies, andalso on the ridges rejoice to believe are
our representative at Wellington.
to
men
jade, Rumor, ha 3it- that a tenant of a
who,
whoalso number in their ranks
An amateur dramatic performance will centages to be imposed under the proposed large landed proprietor here
on this side of the Miserable Mount. It is
doctrine
has bolted,
preach
species
of
Lawrence.
every
Voysey,
as
be held on the sth prox.^ in aid of the ad valorem duties, they should be fixed,
only the other day since a lump of coal was as
"
leaving? his creditors' lamenting bvedhis
Master's
and
honor,
to
our
who
derogatory
practicable,
at a uniform ra?e
If unfulfilled engagements to a very
regret to far as
funds of the Hospital, which I
found -on the top of one of the ridges,it
considersay, are in an unsatisfactory condition. such principles a* these guide the As- able amount, A few days will
believe, like the Coal have innumbers, far exceeding the evangeli(From our own correspondent.)
was bright and hard, I
decide
personal
men
that
teach
Christ's
soon
play
sembly,
portion,
on this
Icare not how
the ad whether it the
The dramatis persona, who
Gully formation. These pieces and patches cal
.;
is
case.
.
August 11, 1873.
who
shall have
occasion have previously acquitted them- valorem duties are levied, but I
are merely detachmentsfromthemaiu seam, presence in a morsel of bread men
The monotony in this townis to be reno comfort in knowing the duties »re
, which would;in alllikelihood,be foundin the wage fierce war as to the shape and color of The municipal elections over,all excite- selves satisfactorily before a Switzers
lieved
in a few days by ap amateurconcert
at the same time
audience ; and I
trust on this occasion raised on,silk, unless I
the garments in which His priests shall
on behalf of the Organ Fund of the Church
unbroken strata of the Mils.
ment
in
our settlement has subsided for theywill meet with abumper house.
or
cotton,
they
know
are lowered on
that
dress ; men who discuss solemnly the
England. From the entire wantoftany
am to have my lollipops cheaper, if the of
The other- day -while walking over the efficacy of a certain number of lighted a while. The new Council met last MonI
amusement, for a long time, it seems profixing
day, and the usual routine of
<; ridgeson this side Mount Misery, viewing
price
my
difference is to be put on the
ot
candles upon the altar ;men who deemsalbable that it will be a most successful
andannual rate was gone through ;
Dunedin.
boots. I
presume it must have been the
the landscape,it bnnight to my recollection, vation to consist in a trick of hand by which salaries
at
in
affair. Ihe Committee of the Mechanics'
the
was
fixed
Is
the
£.
I
latter
contemporary
Irishman
once
sent
to
hi
new
funny'sub-editor
your
description
an
of
the
3 a cross is marked, or who bow the head and believe that the members of the Council
'
'
Institute are also proposing to have a
the Guardian who the other day gave similar
-:■'friend at home; when asked by him for a burn incense in place of offering earnest
entertainment in order toassist the
; and the
(From our own correspondent.)
harmoniously
together
will
work
on
us,
as
the
increase
compensation
for
—
Zealand. Well, said he,
descriptionofNew
funds
of
the Institute, which Iam: in"
prayer men, in short, who demean them- committees as formed, are all thoroughly
We have not yet recovered our equa- many items of the tariff, the assurance that j formed are not in a very flourishing■; state.
inhis letter, Where there^is nota hillthere selves generally, as becomes the myrmidons up to the various duties entrusted to
new
!
arrangement,
produced
by
be,
there will
under the
nimity after the consternation
By the way, I
haye had an opportunity of
is a hollow." Very true ;but it is these very of an infatuatedand infalliblepope.
their charge.
the announcement of the proposed new- a reduction on ladies' hair-pads, ladies' knowing where
features of acountry to which wemay ascribe
has
the reserveis situated that
lately
web,
been rather
The weather
tariff. On Friday the Committee of the scarfs and clouds, and fancy soap ; that has been set aside
I
entirely.
am, &c,
whole,
its mineral wealth almost
as an endowment for it,
on
the
the
season
has
been
a
but
'
Chamber of Commerce reported to the children's toys will cpme in cheaper, as
'
F. W. Isitt.
mild one, and the frosts have not been adjourned meeting of the Chamber the well as paper collars. Gratitude is an and am gratifiedthat a block of such land
When our Creator has so formed the
sufficiently severe to deter the ploughing result of the investigations of the Commit- excellent virtue, and grows by exercise, in the Wyndham district can be depended
surface of the earth, so as to bring the Balclutha, August 13, 1873.
operations of the farmers, who have con- tee in a statement bearing out to the full and if we can only inanaga to feel becom- on, for -without some such extraneous
miuerals whichifc contains within our reach,
sequently availedjthemselves of thechance the anticipations already formed as to the ing gratitude ior the very 'small mercies source of revenue the Institute wonld be
advantage
not
take
the
of
why should Ye
"
here do
sadly crippled. Our wealthy
and
will be early with their seed this
Taieri Ferry.
indicated by the Guardian as flowing to not exhibit much liberality inmen
"
supportingseason, which is no doubt a great advan- effect of the new tariff on the Customs'
revenue. The report tells us that there us from the provision of the Colonial
i
the Institute, which is to be regretted, as
tage with farms on the high, ground. will be a large increase
of revenue under Treasurer in the new tariff, we may, II
own
(From
Correspondent.)
high
prices,
place great reliance on its. beneficial
except
our
Produce naintains
think,
pn
Original Correspondence.
headings
adopted
by
congratulate
having
the Customs
ourselves
aU the
effects, in raising the inclinations of the
offering
which
are
as
low
as
50s
potatoes,
department, with the single exception of developed the grateful emotipns to a very community.
The weather lately has been all that per ton. I
hear some producers com-,
.. .
desired,and, with the exception oi plaining that they cannot get good prices confectionery, the reduotion under that satisfactory degree. The poet tells us
could
be
a,lecture
Bildwin
is
to
deliver
Captain
(To the Editor ofihe Bruce Herald.) one or two very frosty mornings, the tem- for wheat in proportion to that paid for head being rather less than 12 per cent." that "Eternal Hope" will "light her on Government Life Assurance to-night,
are
pile."
The actual increase of duties leviable torch at Nature's funeral
We
suppose themill-owner should under the new arrangement,calculated on not yet in quite such .desperate circum- in the Ma«onic Hail, when doubtless there
withMr Coffey aB to perature of the atmosphere has more oats ; but I
":> '.:■.':Sib,— Fullyagreeing
can
to
give,
know
best
what
he
afford
will be a good attendance.
the. importance of -the subject recently, resembled that of summer than that of and as your local manufacturer is always the transactions of 18?1, would be as the stances, and therefora-will not, despair..
As I
sated in nay last, the principle of
broughtforward by Bishop Nevill, and dis- winter. The most, of the ploughing is ready,to supply this market with flour. differencebetween L115,275 andL231,681." The Assembly has not yet passed the new the new tariff is approved of by our merthink,' reasonably
Iexpect It would no.t pay to risk arise in wheat As the Customs revenue for the past and tariff, and we may, I
chants, but after full consideration they
cussed iii your issue of the sfch, Iwould ask now over io this district and
so without such a
considerably
liope
current
are
in
excess
of
that
it
will
not
do
years
mill.
sowingby
wili
commence
our
local
now
think the rates are too high, and I
operations
of
a
few
farmers
, your permission for the insertion
Tija- that for. 1871, the advance wijl be propor- modification of the rates as will secure us presume this will be the general feeling
from,
of
hear,
I
can
wheat
tie
petition
From
what
A
disclaim
at
once.
residents
scarcely
friends,
uqd.ue
tionably larger. The
pressure of taxation.
need
of progress from an
lines. Indoing so, I
throughout the Colony.
extensively cultivated this peka to the Superintendent has beeu and the Colonial Treasurer still teli us that
Masonic
Hall is at present the
Our
any desire'to' assume an attitude of hostility will be more
that
a board we are constantly telling
The construction of the railway from
unanimously
signed,
praying
of,
public
season,
interest.
arid
of the number of centre
considerable
would wish year compared with last
appointed for regulating items on
here
to Moeraki does not make.much protoward Mr Coffey; with him, I
of.
wardens
be
which there will be an increase Tour readers arealready aware that the' gress,.
cerfcjjnly some of the land in the vicinity the depasturing of great and small cattle
notice it
that. Mr T.
Ei,
"that,.the,VcGUttesy of tanguage alway3 obnothing
oirevenue^ but saying
of those on Hall was sold- to Hudsonand Co. The j-Jardy \and
Ferry is vtry on the commonages. I
believe the prayer which
another have taken, ja large
:;-■..-. served by Bishop Nevili,.was:as, invariably of-Waihiila-aad the Taieri
there
will be a reduction, and reason of the sale was :the fact of the sub.pontract
it,and as spring ;advances
will be granted, and the next local elec- charge
well adapted for its 'growth.
malcontents with acting un- Hall Co. allowing the interest ou the there, will beonan effort to energeticallj
Jtho
iisedby thbsewho dispute his opinions ; but
wijl
be
of
these
wardens.
tion
that
mildeiy
the
jVTow, that the Reason is
fairly in the matter. I;for one, certainly mortgage,and, ot^er charges on the Hall
since the position ass'umsd by%c episeopar
.-^ , -.
The Wetherstones and V/aipori people bjiive.no,desire to treat th.isnjauer,unfairly to fall in arrears There has been some proceed wiili the works.
; works in connection with; the railway
the
' '
proved,
the
Government
..,.
glad,
could
was
to
note
that
the Provery
genepaily
tli^fc,;if
petitioning
have been
I
fians
is^oiie
I
have no interest in nor have I
yet any sort of misunderstanding between the
are agajn in julj. forking order, and the
large
into
a
area
to encourage
commonage
declare
have
resolved
>
all
who
dis.
to
or
Counail
upon
Mortgagee
sbhisna
decided
or
Directors
the
his
vincial
very
agent^
guiiifc
opinion
advantages
the
of
the
and
piints on the Hver iab jjep^giojngcon- of country,between the two places) and !»Hdvantage s;of an on valorem
v. :sl mea- , and the;former haying, ifajjp.d,.; t.Q project the pjanting of. tr«es, and J do,,tmst ;thai
*..-L, fastenftentlfrom:her doctrines aad practice, it be- stautlywith timber from the ,bush jequipe'd being on thg runs of Messrs Sutherland^ ,4
suremen,t tariff. .-.>VV.hat ,opinion I.have qn their- hall \yhpe:|he.y had the opp6_rtunityy ma,ny of. our^setti&rs' wjillset abou^thi*
;
'".;; lioves ilisl to enquire;! whether this pos^fc^
\yxirk,] for it is.; certainly a great
fqp theline. It seemp,'hovveveri that- the P6ls6h, and others ") but ft?6ta'"lyb'aETea^n the .sul)jec|s is rather in favor of jibe
are now in a great way because it has
1
will
succeed
for
a while. '-■
iyaat over the "greater part"of this district.
gather
they
lr? Todiscuss thi§
their
Hands.
I
that
.engagecl
passed
at
than
the
but
an
in
out
of
hear
;
presents
punts
:
in
latter
I
have
interest
humber o£
' ' cakbe^aintaittedi
''':
and Tuaj e'ca water-racev' and a somewhat strong opinion on the the,amount of the mortgage:w.^h, aTeerued In connecnon wirh,thi?^ it does surprise
The
cpn^ the above tra§c, is
to< meet
fully within i\is 'limits of a newspaper
1
n:otsu^cien't
'
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.
and
willishortly; be
me that the growth
and Culture of fruit
J
is
progressing,
;
amount of" taxation ram called 'onjp/
*
1
:
laiipoasibie,.
I
will- ths a'emanti fbr^pbsts, ahtf a large3'ne; i^
' pay interest was ,t^nd^d,iu gold tp. the
iZ^oversy^,-WOuH/;lie
.to > ,The clito,'#h)3£e ;payabjp;ground, :,can.be worked. as Custoißs'.,' 'dutie^' ,Qnd j have Very Mortgagee after it wasout of his power, rtree^areinotnapre attended :
onlyglanceat one or two points^ \i(i<U . ..,. ,no'w; being,«cons,trucie^close to the ;.,i)ridge I
has been .;pushe.4 for decided bUjtfctiqii tq''any increasiß,i^in the
compauy
the
r
hear
1 Baato and ;Spil are;udmirajbjs suited^ fpr-mosfc
having
said,'-'"
to accept it he
*'
altfd'tKEtti ike kinds of fruirs. Thejf^ikrecn^OjjapDles^ave
:
want of the necessary remittances' from ambuQt bf'th"es.e..i -It is'no"answer 'what'.; .-i'Mr'GofFeyispeats -of'the gloriausJreform-- op the right bank of (he river. xH
1
ampunt}■iaLV^pK'::ini^;.tllQoSup*Qn^e
Court
'Grovefh'meni-,
account
6f
the
pro-on
ever tom c? to say that'tbis system is more pending result alaw suit whiph.is imported one^ to be had. nere now, and
Ks >ationjH andinsb^dping presumably^ustifies' "', ■inat|Wißu^iaiftj^gE^s :;ab£'u|, ;;?;td bY the
>it:; .-i<i,>;n --v'r :■"::.
tht
.of
V--''"c
:
the price accordingly high.
:'jpisedvstibßidy-J^
uther;
he;
■inan'taa">j
if?unde'r t[ii3Vßyste4i :J..
equitable
q Will
kindly given at Waiholayini^e^
■;";
" . theetekid t^ken;byvL
*
to be raised,it is said, for the purpese^ of>. n
ls'scarceTy 'iahy'^aitdratioD^in the
5 than
havp
tp'-'nay
x
n
IJ
of
m
veiore
ita'ses"
inhab|ta^ts
Ttjte
liy. whatfcmirse of argumentihe would:
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there
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af :lksi> iiayie j t h h<^W.tf uestibn-*
exonerate the greatclleforniQr'
arising''&W&ss/'?'$)&?&. W^^ far:
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fvoia,
~hpw
$&'
mqgb;
have
to
the
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THE BBaXTtGIB
WERAL T> il
—
was, and that the Province was hot committed to tbe Tolmie wag about to ettend the meeting
of the country. lam aware tiqn moved bymyself and passed by the ■.pp,sesjM "my interpretation j>f if.Campbell's
Marewhenua Land Sale. fcbe.-business
sale of agricultural or auriferous lands.
of the Waste Lands Board.
made
in Mr
that ßOinejmembers.-are^iipw:-place<l.on.the JsEaste Lands Board, and to which Mr the
"Ob;"
The Hon. Major Bicbardson : Sir, I
say.
I
hear
an
hon
member
(Oh.)
it'
to
Toads
that
letter;
any
v.v- m x~T T "??;;."
i
5
shows
be—
(a
Campbell
consenting
'party,
was
shews
.-// Morris; of a aileffima) d terge
o|
*
hoped that while there -was all this
has
had
if
such
lands
have
been
sold
it
necessary.
"requited-;
be
land
but
(Continued''from pdg&QJ
found
carefully guarded 'ourselves chi^ht
] members have Seen returned pledged to that ;we
going on.in the body of the
disagreement
not
because
already
been shewn thatit was
an understanding; -and ?Mr for the eoristructioii of water-races, or for
Council, we would at least have found
the sale, for not only is the land aurifer- oppose-the sale of land in large blocks. against such
Government,
which
thejaction
of
of
the
of
engaged
of
those
'who
might
that,
in residences
be
presume they will vote with Campbell as clearly understood
ous and fit for agricultural settlement, Of course, I
wa.3 a member. I
have only to say that the members on the sub-benches inuniproved to be in mining; That was the opinion Iex- I
but actually within a few jmilesfof: this me>;but therje are / others pledged to the ev^ent of thisland being
;
/
am
not
aware
whatthe merits son. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) "We
personally
I
"
to
the.
Board
at*
.
the
The
pressed
time.
for public pur-'
land thereis to be a railway constructed carry but puoJlc works at whatever cost, auriferous, or ifRequired'
are,
>
in so far as its remember the Provincial Secretarysaying
at the-head of the Govern- of tbisj block- bf land
to see that the poses,! that it would-be imperative on the hbrii member
to Awamoka. It was also proposed that a while others are pledged
-1 snd* that ..a valid
but I
concerned;
nature
is
do he was not aware that any communication
auriferous
had
been
riot,
application
—
in
contract
swallowed _up by ■Government to refuse the
railway should run right through it, and agricultural land/is
was" sent to the Superintendent
concur
in
the
resolution
that
that
I
Campbell
say
Land
made
between
Mr
and
the
late
difficulty
terms*
of
the
46th
'section
of
the
There,
some
capiialiits.*,may
be
which, it was said,* could be made at a
begpardon. I
saidI
was
Mr Tolmie :I
,
Act, J.866. The resolution arrived at Government*; but when we asked him for ha% ;been placedupon the paper, in so far perfectly
saall cost in consequence "of the in the future in attempting to conserve
aware
that
I
was
not
in
unison
of
the
upon
censure
the
members
the- reasons on
he founded: that as it. is a
as follows
—
/P;- itat&ment,
level nature of the country; so that bhe publiclands, and, at the same time,
to the course
" andas"Yes.")
we haVe nothing but his mere Government for their action not only on with my colleagues
not only is a portion oof this land carrying out public works. -If' the land 'sent-^Messrs Thomson,Reidatid Hughes.
adopted.—
("
My colNo
on
others.
The
occasion,
many
but
was,
the .case.;a Ithis
Robert assertion rthatysucK^
suitable for settlement, and aur- be sacrificed, of course, .public works can The application of the Honorable
advised
thatI
should
take
a stand
leagues
of the Governiferous, but the railway in the im- be carried on; bub look at what the co~st Campbell to purchase' 10,000 acres of sita'te distinctly' ithat there was no:con- hon. members at the head own mind that at the Waste Lands Board, and urge the
us
he
felt
in
his
l.wa,s
28,
and the ment told
.liiid .befor^ 'the tract 'bet wMn^VM^^
t and.
mediate neighborhood would make itiiaelli- wrilljlikely-be in^ithe -future. There will Runs) ItAgreecL;
reserred
to; selL.to him any this salemust be agreed to, yet he never- postponement of the matter. I
that! ,,tHe application,be, late
or L4
per acre; out, be no settlement, and though the Pro- Board.^.
not at Ll,.but at L
3
own opinion and acted upon my own
my
carrying
assented
to
this
Council
'that,survey
land,
theless
registered;;
might
to be
in
be
area : that
of that matter the hon. member for Wni- vince may*experience an ephemeral pros- receiv.edvand
madeiby the applicant, theSurveyor to be found to be auriferous^ or that,might be the resolutions of the honmember for Wai- judgment. Major Bicbardson I
taki (s[y, Sumptfif) can give a J>ejbrer perity aprosperity for some years ; the
The Hon.
: made
reserve for public taki (Mr Sumpter), andhis colleagues were
opinion than myself,- though Imay say result will be calamity in the future. In approved/ Right to reserve such lands found' necessary to
a
mental
note
of what
note
I
mean
a
When
the
resoluparties.
consenting
is,
have not made, as may be found to be auriferous or purposes. There anqther observation:
I
have been ihfoTrmedtffat'land in s-tbe conclusion,!;may say? thatI
think that
as
my lion, friend said, and I
at
" do
hon.
member
the
passed,
the
public
purposes
fp,r
retained:
the
honi
member
for
the
Lake
tions
are
necessary
made^by
have
were, I
nearly
possible
Kauroo Hundreds has been sold; at the % personal attack on any one. I
as
his
words
r
sets
at
Government
them
not voting." Wakatipi district (Mr Clarke). Thathon. Head of the
;
rate oFLo per acre by the Government. 1 Qot attacked ttie'Head tif the Executive the Chief
not think the question came before the
and defiance, and' does not even forward them Executive
have not Mr Campbell Wasi present at the meeting members takes this correspondence,
"
repeat^that if sthis^motionjbejin.ot passed, svho may be;most to hlame; I
Council." (Hear, hear.) Of
consider}
That,
I
,
agreed
proper
quarter.
to -sell to their
not only this ii'stiriguished himfrom theother members of the Board when that resolution was says- he finds the words
not wish my hon. friend to
we may as well abolish,
course
I
do
have the land." ...But I
take it up and fail to is sufficient to condemn the Government. understand that I
Council,but alMornis of 'respdnsibie Go- o£ the:Executive,because the Council has adopted, and he could not possibly
doubt
the
gathered
papers
it,
to
be
from
regard
corresponwith
as he find those words. I
read the
So far as can
vernmi-PT ", say tbar\ it is infinitely better Qd right te single but any one member of been 'mistaken
Mr
Tolmie
:
I
believe
the hon.member
table,
Then, Sir, how dence:—" Sir, -The Government having laid on the
those hon. members are perfectly anent,
to Im* 'ruled by snai- d^pof, wh^pvpr h<* the Executives; because the Executive "quite concurred with it.
but
the
distinction is
is
matter,
position
of
this
was
for
the
bargain
agreed
mwda
to your" offer to allow the sale*of blameable
does it follow that a
- uvtHf bt»,
:That the matter was discussed by
:$ must act as a whole or not at all and I
bH.w^
this
of youY ßuns 17 and 28, on as had the first agreement of the "Waste
that this motion repeat that if the Council choose to disre- between two men that the applicant should 10,000 acres
was in theroom.
If I)'* been £»id
Executivebefore I
>
that compensation at the rate of Lands Board with Mr " Campbell been the
- all.
r s 'afldiCpi'irfjnst*'si: «ant ot. gard the principle]involvedin this motion, be the purchaser: or, as the hon. member condition
ig..^o $11
only
I
remained
there
for
about aminute,
been
no
out,
there would have
disregard their own at the head of the Government has put it 2s per acre':be paid for the land actually carried
confidence .motion.^ I^dj^n,'!; care, wither tbipy may as well
and
did
not sit at the table.
lands,
'—
portion
A
of
these
complaint.
two
elected
to
for
salo
dignity,
sold,
haying.
open
bargain
was udade between
and
and
and allow the'busi- -tb'wt a
Major Richardson Iwill
it results in the retii>:m»»rit ol the ExHcritiiN'" functions
on, not men that an application should be made, the area on tracing herewith, it will now proved to be non-auriferous, would have notThe Hon.
of not* £ say thiSiGjQuncil:*houl.dhot look Qeßs of the Province to be carried
up the time ot the Council by
take
the
auriferous
;
Campbell
over
to
Mr
suspend
your
should
be
to
lease
been
sold
Council,
may
applying
necessary
but |as any Executive
be
and that the person
at it wholly fro to that point of vjtuv, but as the
with this branch of the argu"
have to request that you portion would have been available to the proceeding
; the.: purchaser, ,I'hen the hon. member the area; and I
,1 bad rpire- desire. :(Applause.)
considfeiySf x*t is
do say it is a most melancholy
ment,but I
the
term
of
the
lease
miners,
16th
section
of
the
and
when
by
will,
another
asin
terms
of
the
statement
"
cedent it will form in the,-future. Ifit.be not The hon Dr . Menzies seconded the follows up that groundless.
of
the
administration of this Proinstance
at
an
earlier
date
if
found
1866,'
good
enough
expired,
had
or
It was stated Gold Fields Act
be
sertion equally
carried whafmay not%n* Executive <io? motion.
the chief of the Executive
vince
when
portion
&c,
another
could
have
have,
necessary,
l
your
of
the
Board
Messrs
tointimate
concurrence.—
meeting
If an Executive canrule one day one w.ay Mr ;Eeid-r-Iexpected, from, the state- that at the
been devoted to agricultural settlement. considers it right that he should not put
the Commissioner were D. Reid, Provincial Secretary" and I
andanother day another, what guarantee ments that fell from the hon. member Hughes, Reid, and
himself into communication with the
(near, hear.)
and that at that meeting the land ask him if that iswhathe calls theengagehas this Council, that when not in'session. apposite on Thursday, that some evidence present,
Waste Lands Board on account of some
I
Major
Government
The
Hon
Richardson
said
to sell
was sold; but when Iasked the hon. ment compelling the
want of courtesy. Are we to allow these
the Executive that may be in power will would be brought before the Council to mpmber
example.
lam
going
good
was
an
on
to
set
a
this
land.
There
offer
made
am
the
resolution
on
which
to read
do the very opposite to what has been proveconclusively that owing to certain
acts of courtesy I
am not blaming
little
speech.
Nothing
to
make
a
short
Campbell,
by
going
part
of Mr
which he
baped his statement, the hon. member the
the
Superintendent,
done by the Council.— -Hear, hear.) Ir is irregularities, or administrative incapacity he
his
Honor
but the
in
pleased
me more
this debate than
agreed to suspend his lease over a portion has
had been com- quotes the resolution Ihave read, and runs 17 and 28, in terms of the 16th the extremely conciliating attitude of the administration of the Province— are we to
all verj^ weils<to!say;"Oh, this action was on my part, the Province
"
he sees that it does not support the
interfere
not. meant to be atiyisiur.uppn:.the Coun- mitted, to the sale of ablock,of auriferous when
was agreed upon, section of the GoldFields Act ;" and in hon gentleman opposite. For instance, allow these little incidents to
"
presume we have heard a contention that the sale
full, free, and perfect administracil," but if this resolutionshe affirmed, we land: arid as I
with
the
the
for
a
there
was
hon
friend
member
my
acknowledging
receipt
of
letter
from
Applicant declared
he goes on and says
shall bave a precedent 'laid down, of the full statement of the case which was to purchaser."
commenced tion of the Province ? There is no quesI
wish
here to make an the Government, requesting his consent Dunedin, MrBathgate, whonecessity
And
but,
very
I
now
confess
I
rise
then
the
Counbe
made
kind,
most detrimental
for
mere
allusions
to
the
for tion aboutit, to any impartial mind, that
Mr
with
suspension
lease,
Campto
the
of
the
"
in regard to this point. I
tomahawk,
cil would have simply endorsed the con,- considerably relieved to place the Coun- explanation
the land now sold to the Hon. Mr Campand
he
iinme
hereby
give
buryir.gthe
my consent to
an article in the morning paper, bell says : I
duct of theGovernment in acting in direct cil in possession of the facts connected have seenan
bell is of an auriferous nature, and that it
with
both
hands
and
proposal
diately
that
is
not
a
to
seized
it
the
same."
But
—
attempt is first made to shew
am in which
opposite to-th¥ ;G6uricil.— -(fHeaiy hear.) It with the matter so far, at least,as I
merely
requires to have brought into it a
fLaughter.)
whirled
it
over
his
head.
position of the case, but the sell. We agreed that if the land were
to some on this side of the cognisant of them. The *hon. member at the true
may be said
good
specimen
quantity of water to make it
Irish
considerable
all,
to
I
think
that
wasa
of
Campsold
at
it
should
be
sold
Mr
"
writer unfortunately has got himself into a bell,*but
speak
House Did not you sell a big block of the head of the G-overninent, wb.en he considerable
now
to
about
auriferous.
And if, by Executive
payably
conciliation.
I
have
expressly
stipulated
it was
that
mess ; and if, when reading;
action or inaction, a valuable tract ol laxid
reply that that shows the great rose to address the House on this occaland?" I
l
the
opposite—
forget
place
honfriend
my
we
not
bound
to
sell
if
it
was
found
were
heard of the matter for the
said
danger of having such precedents placed sion, told us that he felt he was being this article, I
made away to one person, I
be inclined to think that land was auriferous, or that the he represents who said that hon mem- can besecurity
I
should
first
time
say^
Sir,
I
must
if
placed
upon
his
trial.
hereafter,
so
whenever
House are deter- what
we over the landed
record,
on
that
bers
on
of
tbe
have
public
sale
to
the
this
side
injurious
would
be
that the Board had declared the applicant
wae
say that I
occasion require.^ theymay be referred to; bhatwas really the case, thehon.member
was not involved mined to vote in one way, whatever may estate ? None whatever ; I
the purchaser. I
will now shew how interest. The Province
before, but I
am still more
hopeless
therefore, Isay* to those hon. members managed very cleverly to shift his grouud lo bemistake
say
adduced.
I
can
I
almost
degree
arguments
in
the
to
sellland
to
Mr
be
the
slightest
occurred, which the hon.
to do tha
am not one of those. I
havenot brought hopeless now. (A laugh.) Referring to
who may never intend to support the in as few words as it was possiblehimself
at the head of the Government Campbell that might be found to be
member
and
endeavored
to
exonerate
30,
that
notice, on
Executive,
may
happen
investigation
it
a
mind
to
the
of this this Waste Lands Board, I
legal
present
or
for
of
necessary
purposes
auriferous
hold in my hand a
(Hear, has also fallen into. I
not blessed looking over the proceedings, this extrasubject,
providence
another Executive occupies the Treasury and place me upon my trial.—
If
there
because
has
community.
any
the
has
been
lam blank application form for the purchase of blunder in connection with the sale, Ime with such an unfortunate thing.
ordinaay note occurring three or four
Benches and does not agree with them, aear; and laughter.) Well, Sir,charges
to
the
waste lands of the Crown the same as
juite
prepared
meet
all
that
brought, so far times: "The Chief Commissioner not
I
have
though they carry a resolution that
(Laughter.)
the
whole
But
my
washed
hands
of
transac"
which the hon. member has thought was filled up on the occasion that Mr tion when I
office ;if any mistake has as Iam capable of bringing, that common voting." What can that mean ? Thatan
Executive may turn round and say, You proper
to bring against me. I
find the Campbell's application was made. In been made left
have been endowed, important member the most important
cannot[object to Jus doing so and so, beoccurred since that sense with which I
it
has
form,
with
the
usual
there
is
irst
statement
is
that
he
had
been
accordance
made
"
on
a
way
prea
similar
as
as
some
little
observation and ex- member ot that Board^ when imTherefore,
weil
cause you acted in
Appli- time. concerned,so far as any action of
arged by his colleagues to agree to a printed at the bottom the words
the
in
which legislative portant questions of this character
entirely
perience
way
is
I
feel
free
I
of
vious occasion." That then, Isay is the postponement
mine
of this salein order to com- cant declared purchaser," and a blank is
great danger of forming a precedent of ply with the resolution of this Council, left for filling in the date, and for the heard it industriously circulated that and administrative matters have been comes before the Board, remains silent
Government, hitherto conducted in this Province and and does not vote, what good is it that
this character. This question is the test
and under- my actionhad implicated the
in order that further inquiry might signature of the Commissioner,
"
felt bound elsewhere. Sir, what do we ask ? (The he should bein the Waste Lands Board?
question in the resolution,because, if this mdmade,
they
consequently
and
that
but that he would not agree to neath is printed the words Chief Com- to take the course which they hadadopted. hon. gentleman then referred to the Here is another point— and now I
am
principle be disregarded, hon. members 3e
think it is missioner." But does this follow that But some of the colleagues of the hon. powers of the Waste Lands Board, to going to pitch into my hon. friend on the
course being adopted. I
will simply be helping to do away with that
!
y he didnot, 24hours previously, because an application has been received gentleman at thehead of theGovernment withdraw and reserve lands from sale.) right (Mr Beid). Ido not see why, if a
with executive action altogether. If this igreatpithis
Council and his colleagues, and registered that the applicant h.n been did not share that opinion ;they did not |Well, the Waste Lands Board of itself, block of land is taken out of a run, the
inform
result
the
carried,
be
in
may
resolution
it
he
would
not agree to the postpone declared the purchaser ? The blank space feel they were committed to the sale,but asabundantly evidenced by the documents only person who shouW be allowed to
bhat
though
I
resignation of the Executive ;
alsoought to have informed might be filled in months after the appli- thought there ought to be some further before us, had no means of ascertainining avail himself of that land is therunholder
of
this
sale.He
seeing
much,
koow
if
that
matters
don't
bhe
Council
of
the Btand he intended to cation has been received, and in this case inquiry. (Hear, hear.) But, Sir, there the character of the land— the sale of himself. I
Executive,
say that that is a most obthat they are only a temporary
Board. It was has not been filled yet ; bus owing- to the is another view of this question that is which would be prejudicial. The Super- jectionable principle— (hear, hear) and
bake
as
a
member
of
the
stated
having
the head of the Executive
a great pity that instead of being a conthat this printed document contains worthy of some consideration. We have intendent, as part of the Executive and one against which Ialways voted, and
that he only-intended to hold office ten senting party to the resolution of the fact
the words "Applicant declared purchaser," been told by the members of this Go Legislative Government of this Province, will vote. If land is taken out for sale,
days. J know that in moving this motion
member for Waitaki (Mr Sumpter), it has been thought by some, including- vernment, that they are opposed to the puts these questions before the Council it ought to be for sale to all comers ; and
Ilay roysolf open to being accused of hon.
recommending
that the matter be postthe hon. member at the head sale of large blocks of lands,and attribute for decision. This Council passed a re- whoever would pay the best price for it
aspiring "to be 'the leader of a party; but poned, he did not get up in his place as a apparently
Government,
understand, was unani- ought to be the possessor. What I
the
that tbe land was sold their action in this matter to the conduct solution which, I
of
find
brought this resolutionI
will^state thatI
of the Government, and inform at the time the application was received of
predecessors;but, if ao, how was mously asserted to by the House, recoin- fault with the Government for is that
their
forward,- without reference to party at all. member
the Council that he felt the Province was
registered. Thst is a great fallacy,
'a certain course. We expect they did not insist upon the resolution
I
consider it is a resolntion that any hon in honor committed to the completion of and Iask hon. members to endeavor to it that when part of the ground applied mendiug Sir,
and
that
in fulfillingyour duty, would passed by the Provincial Council being
you,
application
Campbell's
in
Mr
may
views
he
for
party
whatever
n
member,
no remove the false impression from their
and
that
he
be
transaction,
this
could
transmitted, and placed before the Waste Lands Board,
auriferons,
not
see
thatthe
resolutionis
they
rewas
found
to
be
did
hold, should su|>port, becausH if it be
party to apostponement. It appears to me minds as soon as possible viz., that the carry out the resolutions as passed by we look upon it as the bouuden duty of and that is the reason why I
shall vote
legislative
to
action
aln
end
;it;p^uts
jected
that the explanation made by him to-day sale was effected at the time the application the Waste Lands Board ? Sir, these the gentlemen opposite to see that their against them. I
think the whole thing is
,
altogether
high
a second thought. The
was received and registered. This appli- gentlemenby their actions belie the pro- advocacy is urgently pressed upon his on a false issue. (Hear.) I
would not
An bon. member No.
" No," isandaltogether
independent feelings which operate cation was for unsurveyed land, and in fessions they made in regard to this mat- Honor the Superintendent, as his ad- have taken "up the battle gage on this
Mr Stout— The hon. member says
upon his mind, and which Ifully the case of unsurveyed land the sale ter. If their desire had been strictly to visers, to fulfil the obligations of the question. It might be a good question,
'
of course be is entitled to his opinion, and appreciate, ought to have been fully cannot
take place until the survey carry out the resolution of the Waste resolution which they themselves have but there is a better. It is the disposal
hope he will explained,
lam entitled to mine; bu» I
the
mged
why
as a reason
and
has
been
made and approved, which
board they had the opportunity of adopted,or, at least, not dissented from. of the land for the settlement of the
shew how the business of the Council can resolution should not be carried,and then in this as in other cases takes a consider- Lands
put all those blessed law books people. I
to
don't care what you do with a
refusing
land that was auriferous, Sir, I
assents
to
be carried if an Executive who
Council the able period. Now, Sir, we have had and thus togrant
would
have
saved
the
he
on
one
side. Ilook upon tbat as the solitary block, because we are doing
give
agreement
effect
to
the
-a resolution one day is to be Hllowed to do trouble of passing the resolution, which placed
expected those nothing to people the desert with men
before us a statement made by the with Mr Campbell, and in order to do common sense of it, and I
tbe very opposite the next. That is a was passed only to be ignored. But he applicant for this land (Mr Campbell), and this
Superintendent,
gentlemen
go
grant
a
block
would
to
the
necessary
it
was
not
to
who will earn an honest livelihood.
peculiar way of doing business with which did the very opposite ; hegave the House I
it is a very unusual thing, of agricultural land to Mr Campbell. and say, i: Sir, this subject is coming
must
that
say
that
in
(To be continued?)
confess
I
am not acquainted;; but I
to understand that he was a consenting indeed, the course taken by the hon. mem- This Government however, while express- under the consideration of the Council. A
moving this want of confidence motion J party to" its resolution, agreed to the
say Standing Orders beingsuspended to allow ber at the head of -he Government, and ing its abhorrence of the sale of land in resolution has been carried by the Council, The residents of
do come under some criticism ;but I
Limestone plains are
against which Ishall decidedly raise large blocks, absolutely travels out of its and we press it upon you, that you will
simply bring forward this motion as that it might be passed without delay as one voice.
that I
have had placed before us way to grant to Mr Campbell a block of make an immediate communication to the treated badly in postal matters. For the
We
my
to
is
be
member,
and whether it
a private
four years the settlers have had to conmatter of urgency,' and immediately
opinions of the gentleman who made agricultural land which had previously Waste Lands Board, saying that the last
vey theirlettersfromFlint's Bush,a distance
carried or not will be for the Council to he takes his seat . at the "Waste the
came,
the
anxious,
and
it
with
all
I
would
not
to
the
matter
application,
him,
put
this
been refused to
and which
Council are
of seven miles themselves, an arrangement
don't wish to press my services even Lands ;Bpard in another capacity, influnce,
say I
not only ot the person who made
have agreed to sell under any circum- aside altogether,but to deUy for a short which it will readily be inferred, causes disshould there be a new Executive. Iam where he feels he must act with that high the application, but also with that of the not
be- satisfaction, inconvenience, and unnecessary
may be told that ''this Council time its further consideration." Sir, I
stance. I
not so desirous of office as some hon. mem- independence of which he has spoken,
to
land
not
loss of tim<s and expense. Petitions have
resolution,
Government.
Ifhe
wished
That
did
my
proposed
by
opposite
head
of
the
lieve
hon.
friends
independent
bers may think.0 Famquite as
where he takes what he conceives to be a to exculpate himself, or implicate others, should be sold in blocks of not less than
been forwarded to' the postal auihorities,
state
that
the
Bastings—
may
Mr
l
of office as when asked by a former Execu- more proper course than he pursues in he ought to have done so from documents 10,000 acres, but it was intended, there- Government
but althoughpromises have been made, they
the
matter
before
bring
did
,,Butfl
don't knaw;.if.it. this Council he then, I
say, altogether in his possession, and not from documents fore, we should travel beyond that resolu- his Honor the Superintendent, and it is have never been redeemed. The cost ef
tive to tafc£,pffice. ;
sending the mail to Limestone plains would
.much more, I ignores the resolution of the Council,and pjepared
is necessary for me to
by one' who bad an interest in the tion, and make up the areaby giving land my intention during course of my remark!?,
than is incurred
repeat tha>excepfc the Council affirm this agrees to the application of Mr Campbell, decision whiph might be come to by the that was for agricultural settlement, and to state what the Superintendentsaidon the be slight ; in fact, far less
in servicesto many less important localities.
resolution, we may talk . gbout our natural that the sale should be completed.—
and who might therefore be it was an evasion of the spirits of tbe matter, which Ihive bis permission to do. We commend to the favorable notice of the
resources, our progress,; and obstruc- (Hear, hear.) Now, there were some Council
The reply, The Hon. Major Eicharclson sajd he Postmaster- General this really hard and de«
is an unsual and improper pro- resolution to do so.
biassed.
It
-have statements made by the hon. memtionßf'a9'rwe -please:;-but unless -we
be that it was with the view of coin- thought it would be well if thehqn. mem- serving case.
ceeding
ought
one
that
not
to
and
an Bx«^iiitiye" that will barry out the ber, which'l think require refutation. The
(Hear,hear.) It appeared to me plying with the resolution of the Coun- ber would make tie statement now.
A little Kansas girl who built a firs in
resoliiuoni^gfY tKe Council, it .cannot be. hon. member stated m the course of his repeated.
hqn.
member was reading- that cil, will not meet that objection.."
when
the
Mr Bastings With the permission of her fathers barn, and found it getting besaid that we"are either progressive, or that remarks, "that a bargin had been entered
ag
Mr Ido not know that it is neoess.-Try '0 say the House,I
may state that on the morn- yond her control, hastened
that be was here more
weare doing/ thatiwhich?:w;ill, tend to de- into between two men; that an applica- statement
from a desire to much more on this question. Every hon ing this resolution was passed, ameeting she had done by covering to hide what
advocate
than
Campbell's
land,
and
ifc with boards.
velope therespureesi of the Province pjafeed, tion should be made for the
state the case from the official and impartial member no doubt kuows the reasons that of the Executive Council was held, and Tho motive was pardonable, perhaps, but
ti
s highly that the hon,
Mr Campbell should be the records
in our cnarge.^(Hear, r;) I
land,
led
the
sale
of
block
of
hrg*
'
to
this
had
of
of
the
Government.
I
asked
His
if
he
received
a
the officers
Honor
the result was not satisfactory.
say that such a
necessary that the Legislaiure and the purchaser.1 But I
consider it and also tbat Inever had any desire f>r message from the Speaker, of the Provin- ; "
"
[In proceeding; to show him, I
1
Campbut
Mr
that,^-vk,
hartnony;
work
in
that
bargin
as
Execntive^should
Who made you ? "was asked of a
most improper thing,that this letter the sale of large blocks, and that it was cial Council. He informed me that he
was
a
circumstance,
is
what wfll be the result ifahisimotion bell should, under every
been read.] J may say there not our intention to j^aye brought fp.rwa.rd had, but that he did not know what to say small girl. She replied, God mada me
say thatr those nnsmbers ol become the purchaser ofJ this block should have
negatived ??i I
only to which Iintend to any proposal for the sale of a large block or do with it. Tor the information of that length," indicating with her"hands
points
of the of lApd— was not entered into between i are two
the CounciUwJio;arer.epresentajives
Mr Campbell's letter of land until tbe action of the Provincial hon. members of this Council,Iwill read the length of a new born infant, andI
exception.
take
Sir,
,.choge
I
have
nto vote Mr Campbell and. myself.
iniiiing communityi.'ifc they:
was that be Council in the face of my earneft remon- the clause in this resolution referring to growed the rest myself."
understanding
the
states
againsfc^ jlJtiA? Resolution,.will,vsimplv^ say. not risen to.relate anything more or less should be purchaser at 20s per acre. Now strance, forced on the Supplementary Esti- the. sending of this resolution to the
Mr
than that which took place between
thatnhe^Gp^nment,may sell .aunjerpus
Steangekspaying a visit to Dunedin are often
have already explained tbat ]\|r Campbell mates votes which X said we had no means "Waste Lands Board. Itis as follows :
,:aijd, Campbell and myself. ! T don't feel that I
:
titbey
felt, when I
land^ffiiiere^ana'
wfeen
of meeting. I
held
a position
reason
to
believe
that
in
tbe
That
the
consideration
of
the
sale
of
at
a loss to know whatis the best establishment
every
had
,.
calls
the sale I
whether4hkGouncjlbjerin
am .placed, in a. position, which
event of the land being- sold he would be in the Executive, tbat we could not agree land in the Marewhenua district, applied tQ visit for the purchase of drapery and clothing,
I
shall
efept
as
and
myself,
they
will
in
me
to
defend
say
upon
t^at
Haynes,and Co. offer specialadvantages
or not: and
the purchaser; he might have entertained to resolutions and thenrefuse or neglect to for by the Hon. Robert Cauapbell, be Herbert,
'confine myself strictly to what took place one
to the publio that can-be met with nowhere else
pastoral.
them
and
when
carry
eff-ctj
postponed,
into
even
and
to
' compared"with
might
andI
have
entertained
Select
Oom.opinion,
(be
referred
city. Theykeep at all timesthelargest and
miners arje.aii; important ;l|Sdy^iJ,^onJ! betyveeji Mr pampbell and myself when another; but Inever entertained any carried against the Government we felt we m^ee."
this, resolution never in
best assorted stock
olasa of goods, imwish to appeal tfttbb mining membersis" iegotiatipg jn regard -to-bis application. other opinion thHn that Mr Campbell were bound to take legitimate paeans to te.lls \V& Superintendent to send it to ported direct from theofevery
leading manufacturers and
conjßenarate^fonii this Council, because I
$t home, which being bought en«
jn the evpnt of gjye effect to the resolu,tio.n.s w^iph t|je the Wasle Lands Board, butrefers to a
of land, in should be the purchaser,
>
tirely uponea.sh terms, they are enabled to offe*
ceiv^jt toffee the^dutf ofevery member to and implied that if the^asblock
or
adopted,
Superintendent
event
Council
the
Select
Committee.
The
the
sold
but
in
the
of
leave
Government
being
land
of such sterling value as cannot be equalled
application, shown on the
conßioljllitlie^y^onjiipt as pffecringm&tif iiis!original
benches; and, seeing therefore that the said he would send no moreresolution^ tft goods
by any cfcherhouse in the trade. Every article
hp)4^iii~myi harid^lwas Bold at all, any of those contingencies which Ihave
determined,
one inleres^|»«^^> ap>lyiDg,j° ?|JjPn apian I
it was clearly understood that Council were
the works enu- the Waste Lands Board^. Efe bacl sent in stook is marked at % fixed price for ready
agricultural, or he ehouldb^ thppgrpbaser,; itwas clearly nanW, Mr
merated should be constructed, we agreed several, an^had be^n insulted andsnubbed money, from which no abatement is ever made,
other
Campbell
any
person
* tereeted, whethei/miniDg, represeirting'
nor
neither
should
Wotfce^erfspn
/understood that
the^nembers
pastoral, for tjie pje osf by the Board, who said that he had no so thatthe mostinexperiencedbuy their goodi at
should bp ajlgwed to purchase, In regard to bring: down a proposal
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samqprices as thebest judges. Their term*
(he -mmmg communines to-iWP.eider-l.b.e be allowed to interfere wi|h.his leasehold
8Q,060
land,
acres
S|r
Hughes
of
BEkedjby
wfoen
That resolution was right to dictate or send messagesto them. the
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are-— net cash, withoutdiscount or reduction o*
thelanar But it did not to the question
result*bktheir conduct in supporting jifhis. >ian4 purchase
Superintendent,!
cajried
As
as
he
was
he
Council,
long
and whatever hand
by the
;foHo»r
words, and for other
moved that the
any kind. A fuller description of their stock will
" should
-tbat under every circuni- I
said, there, was. be found
motiobi shouldsit«beicarri6dj becauseJwho-; rtherefore
be added,
in an advertisement) on Another page of
a3 to I dr. those associated with me— had in would send,no more. BJe.
public
purposes
to
bp
allowed
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Mr"
Campbell
should
«ver|«* iit^Sm
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B^'CLOSE
SuperWinceys, Is 2d.
Wide Winceys, Is 9d.;
Steamed
Steamed
Steamed
Steamed
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Winceys} 6*d.
Winceys, 7sd. .
Winceys, lUid.■""."
Winceys, ll|d. .
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DUNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS.
-DUft&PIS ADVERTISEMENTS. £3 ,^ : :~ ":-;
BENEPICIENT AND ADVANTAGEOUS 00MSlERCfAL MEASURES""
NiITR
NE W GOO D S FOR W I
EXTENDED TO NEW ZEALAND.
NEW MAREETS REAGHED.
BRITISH AND FOKE[GN COMMODITIES
Supplied to the Public without the
THROWN,' TIIWIN6 ANi> pO.
EXPENSIVE AND UNNECESSARY INTERVENING PROFITS OF
AGEISTS AND WAREHOUSEMEN/ AT TH-fl WELLShipments for the 3«>Asi~m, »kiu^ a toial, up to this time, of orer
llav< op n.-'l up "'ieir
KNOWN FIRM OF
300 CASES.
> t^at they are showing ona of tho Largest
T^IRKPATRIOK,. A LBNDINING AND /^O, Vhev wouldreapect-fulty inform the R-sidente of»'*'»■OTAG-:
» in.- m '"=»"' 0 "!<> .y. tf*ving been purchased by
and
of
N<
ta id
Slocks,
SAvct
M-isl
i
Who have done away with the OLD SYSTEM OF IMPORTING,
one of »h- BY». m i.h-» 8.-st Vla-k-es. »' -r NiCIT .'.VS.i <Vy -.n. vein vi-y confidence, invite
WHICH IS UNSOUND AND EXTRAVAGANTLY EXPENSIVE, | i t»pi-ction anil ("uiiip:tr-^o:'.
KAW ApVDBTISEMENTS.
TX E R BERT
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Super Wiuceys, Is 3d.
Wide Winceys, Is 10^d.
Winceys,
2s 4d. ;
Super Winceys, Is 6d.
Wide
Super Winceys, la Bd
Wide Winceys, 2s 6d.
Dresaes, 22s 6d
Dresses,Ms 6d
Dresseß, 7s lid
Presses, 16s 9d
Dresses, 8a 9d
Dresses, 12s 6d
Dresses,- 17s 6d
Dresses 25s ;
Dresses, 27s 6d
Dresses, 93 7d "
Dresses,. 18s 6d
Dresses, 13s 9d
And have adopted aNEW ONE, pregnant of
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Dresses, 30s
Dressea,.10s 6d v Dresßes, 15s
Dresses, 21s
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THEIR CUSTOMERS,
BENEFITS.TO
THEMSELVES
AND
"■'"'"'"'■' ;^!'
Dress Materialsmaybe had in allLengths as required.
As tho following true comparison will show, viz : The lowest prices Goods can be
Dresa Goods, 91d, lOAd, Hid, Is 3d, Is 4id, Issid,Is 6d, IsBd, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d per yard bought at tinder the usualand ordinarymethod are, at an average, 5 per cent, above the
PATTERNS SENT FREE ON REQUEST
:
:
JJ^T :CLOSE OF SKASON 1873.;
marketprice of the artiole whenobtained by Direct Importation. This astoundingfactis
■...,.,,".
Black Dresses 17s 6d
BlackDresses11s 8d
Black Dresses 8s 9d
strengthened and confirmed by every successive shipment, and acknowledgedby the direct
Black Dresses 10s
Black Dresses14s «
Black Dresses.2os
testimony of;the numerous Patrons of their Establishmentin Town and Country.
». d.
.
s. d.
s. d.
„ Black Dresses 24s
Black presses 12s 6d
BlackDresses 16s
As they are nqw in possession of SeveralHundred CaHes, SeveralHundred Bales, and
Repps,
'Oloths,
Materials
Wool
Cords,
Dress
as
now
worn—
Persian
T
hibet
■'■
{Diagonals,.'
,
Black
Boxes of.
SeveralHundred
$
1
6
Ladiea*WoolShawls
from
12
Fancy Dresses from i.. 711 CrimeanShirtingsfrom
Russell Cord3,rSatin Cloths,Barathea's, French Merino's, Pure Alpaca's
Grape Cloths, Wool Poplins.
There needs nomore b& said than that they hold the Largest and Best Stock..the Public BrocadedRipp,do *,
1 6 WatarproofMantles
8 «
9 9 WhiteFlannels
;:;
PATTERNS FREE BY POST.
order to increase their business and
haveyet"had the opportunity of/inspecting.
Andin
;;
«
Fancy
6d
Skirts
13s
6d
Fancy
5s
6d
Skirts
7s
being
W*terpr<w&,,
Sliirts.
Quilted
maintain the reputation of
14 Childrena'
1«
;
16 6 WelshFlannels
Heavy Diagonal,do,,
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Fancy Sldrts-7s'9d
Quilted Skirts 10s 6d " Fancy Skirts 15s 6d
THE BEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE,
.
,
Fancy
Skirts
18s
6d
-Fancy Skirts 9s 6d
Quilted Skirts 12s 6d
0 9 ScarletFlannels
1 2 Ladies' Cloth Jacket* 4
6
They will continue to sell; as heretofore, every description
of goodsin any length or quan- Super Wincies
;
.-..,.
CLOSE OF THE- SEASON, 1873.
tity at Wholesale'lmporters' Prices.
■&
Ladies' Jackets 40s
Ladies vJackets 7s 6d
Ladies'-.Jackets.l7s 6d
1 6 Grey Calico
4V Fur Trimmed Jackets „18 6
The limitedspace at command willonly allow them to remarkbriefly on the merits of Aberdeen Wincies
Ladies' Jackets 42s
;
Ladies' JacketdBs. 6d
. Ladies' Jackets 20s
the variousDepartments. First, the
.
. Ladies' Jackets 22s Gd
Jackets 4os
Black Alpaca
10 White Calico
4J Silk Velret Jaeketa „68 0
Ladies' Jackets 93 6d
; Ladies'
UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT■.,;:'; ■■■.■■■;.,
.Herbert, hatnes & co.
/;; :v
Goods,
the
and
connection
Their,
knowledge
a
Great
intimate
of
Has become
Success.
1 3
Russel Cords,,
1 6 Brown Holland
7 AmericanCloada .
"Ttoung-Lajiies' Jackets' sa 6d, 7s Gd
Infants'Jackets 4s 9d, 5s 6d
■withthe.BestHouses in Glasgowand London,enable them to jsupply every
Young Ladies' JacketsG3 Gd, bs Gd
Infants'Jackets 5s 9d, 6s Gd
Infants',Girls',
Underclothing,
and Ladies'
description of
1 9 Wool Cross-orew
1»
1 3 Scotch Plaiding
SkirtingDraggetß n
Young Ladies' jackets 9s Gd, 10s Gd
Misses' Jackets Bs.6d, 103 6d
at Less Price thanthe materialscould be
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CLOSE
SEASON,^S.\
.
OF "WINTER
procured at inDunedin.
27 0 Children**Polkas
2 0
Wincey Skirts
311 Real Scotch Blankets
Waterproof Coshimea \Ss Gel, 21s, 22s Gd, 25a toung.Ladies'-Gtostutries 15s .123 6d
MILLINERY.
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27si5d,
803,^
35s
253,
Young Ladies' Costumes
WinceyCostuGies
.
Full-sizedEnglish do. 16 6 RealRonum Scarf*
This Department.is worthy the attentionof Ladios, because webelieve there cannotbe The"Batewing
w IS
- ; Costumes
andPolonaises Completefor linniediate Wear.
found such a Collection of Fashionable, Beautiful, and Inexpensive Millinery iii the
Coyers
Woollen
Ties
"
Woolen
Bod
7
9
Shepherd Shawls, Long Shawls, Wrop Shawis,Rob.Roy and PaisleyShawls.
Skirt
10
6
Q
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Province.
Shawls!12a Gd, 14s 6d, 15s Gd, 17a Gd, -20s. 22s Gd, 255, 27s 6d, 30s, 355, 40s, 50a, 60s.
Just Opened,: A case of French Millinery Bonnets, from 12a 6d ; one case Velvet
...10 0
-■, --gp711 White BedQuilts
CLOSE OF WllN Ttill SEASON, 1873.
and Straw Trimmed Hats, from 3s 6d ; 6 cases Beaver Felt, trimmed and antrimmed, Quilted Skirts
Black Silks £2 r os Od Black hUks £2 17s Od Black Silks £3 9s 0d Black Silks i
64 ,4s Od equallycheap. Above 5,000 UntrimmedStraw Hats from Is, and 500 Velvet do., from 2s
,..2
6
Table Cloths
Black Silks £2 7s 6d Black Silks £3 0s 0d Black Silks £3 12s Od Black Silks£4 10s Od 6d upwards all worthdouble the money.
"
Silks
6s
Od
14s
0d
Silks
18s
Od
Black
£6
Black Silks
Od
Black
Silks
£3
6s
Black
£3
SILKS.
£2
BLACK
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ColoredSilks, ReversibleSilks, Marriage Silks, BridalSilks.
This Departmenthas beenbrought to great perfection,and is worthy the serious conWelsh FlannelsIs 2d, Is 4d, la Gd, Is 6^d, Anti-rheumaticFlannels Is lOd, 2a 3d, 2s 6d sideration or all who wish to obtaindurableand inexpensiveSilk Dresses, as they import
yard
Lancashire FlannelsIs 6Jd to 2s 6d per
Scarlet Flannels Is 4|d, Is 6|d,
onlySoper's English and Bonnet's Frenchmakes— warranted to wear. This fact explains, ALarge andMagnificent Variety ofBlackandColored Silks,'BlackDress Materials, Furs,Millinflry
- 2s,
Scotch PlaidingIsBd, Is yd, 2s, 2s 6dperyard in some measure, the extraordinarytrade they do in Black Silks.
Winter Hosiery, Ribbons,Laces, Gloves, Crochet Work, Napery, Sheetings, and
Grey Plaiding 2s 9dper yard
HouseholdFurnishings of every description',Carpets," Mattings,Rugs,
.
CLOSE OF WINTER SEASON, 1873.
AND FANCY SILKS.
COLORED
Crumb Cloths, Door Mats, FloorCloths (from 27in to 181t
Witney Blankets18a 6d, 225, 255, per pair
Witney Blanket313 s Gd, 153, per pair,
They holdthe Largest and Cheapest Stock inthe Colony this Season, havingbeenable
wide) Cretonnes, Chintzes, Damasks, Curtains,
Extra Qualities and Sizes in Blankets37s Gd, 40a, 455, 55s per pair.
to purchase largelyat a great discount, owing to the great Silk Failures at Home.
Mangle Cloths, Dusters &c, &c, &o,
pair
Odper
Gd,
Gd,
Gd,
20s,
pair
15s
26s
Gd
Scarlet
itlankets17s
22s
333
per
Blankets
Blue
IRISH POPLINS.
Grey Blankets 18s Gd
per pair ScotchBlankets 17s 6d, 21s, 25s Gd, per pair
As this very beautiful and everlastingDress is increasingin popularity, they have
LinenTicks Is 6d, Is 9d., 2s, 2s 3d per yard CottmiTicks 6£d, 7£d, B£d, dhd per yard importedthe Largest Stock everseen in thisIsland.
6|d,
yard
6d,
Bd,
per
4id,SM,
yard
s£d,
"White Calico
Grey Calicoes
per
7d
JgT LADIES' AND GHILDRENS' UNDERCLOTHING IN GREAT TARIETr.
9£d.
JACKETS AND MANTLES.
Home-spunTable Linen Is 6d, 2s, per yardBrown Hollands 7£d, Sid, 9^d, 10^d, per yard
Departmentis the Largest in the Province, and is alwayskept furnished with the
This
SEASON, 1873.
:%&- CLOSE OF WINTER
most elegant and distingue shapes from the most Fashionable London "and Paris Houses.
MuslinCurtains7s 6d,10s 9d,
Lace Curtains 6s 6d, 12s 6d,18s 6d per pair Just received, another case of the very Elegant Dolmans and Goubmands the Latest
Od,
6d,
pair
6^d,
7^d,
yard
6d
Window
Netts
8d
GENTLEMENS' DEPARTMENT.
per
Gd,
12s
13s
14s
18s per
Novelties from 255. One Case eachof Silk Velvet Jackets, Fur-trimmed Beavers, Pilots*
Toilet Quilts 8s 9d Toilet Quilts 9s 6d, 14s Gd, 18s 6d, 19s Gd, 20a Toilet Quilts 193 6d, Sotarras, and Diagonals, from 5s ; Waterproof Mantles, Polonaises, and Costumes for
245, 25s 6d, 335. White TwilledSheetings Is 9|d, 3 s 10£ d, 2s 3dper yard,2 yds wide.
Men's Witney, Bearerand MeltonOvercoats
from
27b 6d
Infants, Girls, and Ladies, from 2s upwards.
Men'B Heary Blue LinedWaterproof Tweeds
60s Od
,
HERBERT, HA^NES $ CO.
NEW FURS.
,
45s Od
Men's Irish Frieze Travelling Coats
Gentlemen's Winter Clothing. Outfits for Boys and Youths.
Muffs and Collarettes in Sable, Beaver, Ermine, Miniver, Kolinsky, Lynx, Fox,
Black" Mackintosh
Coats
12s 6d
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Tweed Trousers 9s 6d
Overcoats303
MoleTrousers 6s 9d
Monkey, Grebe, andMusquash, at the most reasonable prices.
The Emperor Blue Waterproof Coat,in all eizes
NelsonTweedTrousers16s 6d AlbertSac Suits 35s
Trousersand Vest17s 6d
1HE DRESS DEPARTMENT
ISs 6d
Boys' and Youths' Overcoats
Silk Mixed Sac Coats 25s . Duke of Edinburgh Jackets20s Is replenishedwith a Fresh Stock of Novelties, in Scotch, English, and French Fabrics,
Pilot Jackets,
16s 6d
Boys' an'lYouths'Inverness Capes
f
12s 6d
- Overcoats
Capes
32s 6d
12s Gd
Mackintosh Coats &
Boys' a;id Youths'Mackintoshes
comprising all the new tints and colorings in
12s 6d
Ribbed PilotSac Coats 16s Gd.
Heavy Twe.ed due Suits
SERGES,
COUDS,
REPPS,
Men's
37s 6d
TWILLS,
CLOTHS,
BALERNOS,
SATIN
AND
Boys' Overcoats 17s Gd
Knickerbocker Suits 10s Gd
Boys'Inverness Capes 12s Gd
Men's
Ribbed
and
Plain
69s
Heavy
Suits
6d
FRENCH MERINOES.
Boys' BeaverJackets 10s 6d
Boys1 Dark Tweed Suits, Youths' Sac Suits 30s
60s Od
Men's Duke of Edinburgh Suits
Black Goods in every now maka. Aberdeenand Perth Winceys in great variety.
Cord and Mole Trousers,
22s 6d
Men's
Tweed
Boys' Double-breasted Jackets,
Colonial
Suits
50s Od
Blankets English, Scotch, and Ayrshire Blankets, bought from themakers under
5s Gd
Boys' DurableTweedKnickerbockers
Sailor Suits 13s 6d,15s
lls Od
17s 6d
the most Favorable Circumstances, willbe found to be by far the best value in theCity.
Tweed
Suits,
Youths' Colonial
our own make
45s Od
WINTER UNDERCLOTHING.
Large and continued supplies of Welsh, Saxony, and Lancashire Flannels, Plaidings
Meiva Mosgiel Tweed Trousers, our own make,
19s 6dand 23s 6d
Mens' Crimean Shirts 4s lid,5s 6d, 5s 9d, 6s Gd HeavyTweedShirts 8s 6d 9s Gd, 10s
Quilts, CounCalicoes,
Crimean
TwilledSheetings,
Shirtings,Plainand
Hollands,
„
Linens,
30s Od and 37s 6d
Trousers and Vests,
Mens' PlaidingDrawers os, 5s 6d, 6s
Lambs Wool Shirts 5s Gd, 6s 6d, 7s Gd
terpanes, Table Clotha, Table Covers, Towelling, &c. A Large Stock uf JSew Woollen
Cardigan Jackets 9a Gd, lOs 6d, 12s Gd Hosiery,
Mens' UnderFlannels 4s 6d, 4s 9d, 53, 5s 6d
Clouds,
Scarves,
Sashes,
Pelerines,
Capes,
Shawis,
Coverlets,
Vests,
Roman
«fee.
*g- CLOSE O¥ THE WINTER SEASON, 1873.
New Cakpkts LatestDesigns in Brussels, Tapestry, 2 and 3 ply Kidderminster, and
of
Prices,
Felt,
AllGoods Marked at Nett Cash
withoutDiscount or Beduction any kind.
Stair Carpets, Carpet Bordering, Woollen and Linen Crumb Cloths. Door Mats <>f
In our Manufacturing Department., wo produce garment* of every class, and for every age
allkinds.
which, for style, fit and fiuish, will compare with bespoke goods, at a littla overthe price of
TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
HERBERT,
NE S & 00.
English-madeClothing.
The great increase in tlm Branch of their business is owing to goodmanagement.
Fashionably cut Garments, excellent fit, perfect work, and good material at priceslow«r
MEN'S
B d.
BOYS' AND YOUTHS'.
than everbefore obtained at.
4 6
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
CrimeanShirts
from
b. d*
This Department is always stocked with the verybeat Keady-Made Clothing in the Heavy Tweed Shirts
8 6 CrimeanShirts
from
3 61
3 6 Fancy CottonShirta
Fancy Cotton Shirts
market, and is well-known to be the Cheapestin Town.
2 6
"
Fancy Joan Shirts
3 0 LambswoolUndershirts
3 9
KIRKPATRICK, GLKNDIJSING, AND CO.,
receive regularShipments of HARDWARE GOODS direct from Manufacturers
4
6
FiannelUndershirts
LambswoolDrawers
5 6
of Birmingham, Sheffield, "Wolverhampton, Glasgow,and also from America.
4
6
Socks
LambswoolPants
Knitted Wool
10
COACHES!
COACHES!!
PartiesrequiringIRONMONGERY GOODS woulddo well to see our Stock and Prices
Drawers
5
0
Plaiding
Strong
WorstedSocks
010
TOKOMAIRIRO FELMONGERr.
Mosgiel Drawers
before going elsewhere to buy.
7 6 French PeakCaps
16
prices
by
13 Feltand Tweedflats
any fTHHE undersigned is a buyer of Wool,
We can supply the followingfirst-class
as can be done
AUoa Half-hose
2 6
— Goods at as low
1 6 Fancy Wool Scarfs
TweedandCloth Caps
other Establishment in theProvince :
1 0
-*- Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow.
TravellingPortmanteaus
14 0 Silk Neckties
,
Tinnedand Enamelled Hollo- DoorMats
AmericanChurns
0 6
4 6 Braces andBelts
Carpet Bags
0 9
Hails,Locks, Hinges
ware
Milk Dishes
THOS. HOLT.
Brass Goods
Spades and Shovels
Table andPocket Cutlery
variety of Umbrellas, Shirt Studs and Sleeve Links, Satin Hats,Courier Bags,Hand*
A
Magnificent
Digging and Manure Forks
Best Electro-plated Goods in Sash Weights
YEEND'S SOUTHERN LINE
kerchiefs, Toilet Cases, Clothes Brushes, Combs,Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Shirt Fronts, Bneef
Milton.
Spoons, Forks, Cake Matheson's and Sorby's Car- HayRakes and Scythes
Belt*, Cardigans, Military Trimmings ofevery description, &0., <fee
Leaving
Empire
Hotel,
the
High-street,
Baskets. Cruet Stands, Te.v perter's TOOI3
Garton and King's Ranges
STEWART,
TTT M
and Cofl'ee Sets
I'aiuts and Oils
AmericanCookingStoves
Dunedin on MONDAYS, WEDNESSpoons
FencingStaples
Hickc-1 Silver
and
wire and
ColonialOvens
Jobbing
Smith,
DAYS, andFRIDAYS, at 0
Machine
and
General
Blasting ar,d Sporting Pow- Gratingsfor Ovens
Furies
TAILOmmiX>E2ARTM.ENT.
tier, fchub, and Caps, Rock Dining-room, Drawing-room,
B.M. Tea and Coffue Pot?
o'clock a.m.,returningfrom
BALCLUTHA.
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l-eiKier, and Fuse.
Bed-room, and Office
Dish Oovei'rf-;.iHi Te;i Trays
We have just opened our season's shipments of Tweeds and Black
Crown Hotel, Balclutha,
Baths tind Watiii^Ca 13 .
Ab.mtoen and- American Regisier Stoves bright
Cleths, Beavera, Witneys, Pilots (for Overcoats) ;Fancy Coatings,
fccythe Handles
Tuesdays, Thursdays,
ToibiSuis
Trousers, and Vestings; also a Splendid Variety of Stoat Cloths and
and Black Ash- Pans to
Ropas and Twines
Brooiiis Mid Brashes
Tweeds,specially adaptedfor Boys' Clothing.
match
N.B Sewing MachinoH NeaHy Repaired
and Saturdaysat 8.35,
Tubs aiid Uuckets
Aiiit.rican Axes
Fenders and FireIrons
The ♥'Home Washer"
and from Tokomairiro at 11.30.
IronBedsteads
CoalDepots and Scuttles
tgjT A Plate of fashions,illustrating21 styles of Suits, with tho latest improved Chart lot
VULCAJN FOUNDRY,
Wringing Machines
LeamingtonRanges
Fire Guards
I~Nreturning
thanks to the travellingpublic" Self-measurement, andPatternsof Cloth supplied free on application.
-"
*GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN.
for the liberaland enthusiastic support
a' warded me, I
most heartily congratnlate
OROWN,
TjIWING, AND /""iO.,
Wholesale and Retail
tl fieni upon wise precaution against thisparT&jO3STM:C)2FrGtttJSJ3 -^IsTID IZMIIPOIR/TIEiIEtS,
M'QUEEN & CO., Boiler- icular line being monopolisedby any one
WholesaleandRetailDrapers and Clothiers,
makers, Engineers,
Millwrights,
PEIjNt OEB-STEEET, D-FNEDIN.
PRINCES
STREET AND MANSE STREET DUNEDIN.
Founders, Blacksmiths, &c. All kindp of C lompany such as now endeavors to runme
,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR can only be obtained Castings in Brass and Iron ; Steam Engines ff. lamalso proud to know that the ma'^-SWsb-^
TIT R H
ROGERS
by the use of Rowland's Macassar Oil. It andBoilers made and Repaired; Overshot,
-'-L
Breast, and Turbine Water Wheels ; Quartz jc >rity of people southofDuuedin arestaunch
i
(Late Goldfielda Warden.)
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Accountant and 'Mining Agent.
Gear; Cast-Iron Sluice and Ripple Plates;
Hoj>per
andSluice
punched
Sheet
Iron
Plates
"LIVE
AN®
LET
LIVE."
Or
(lITH
PUBLICATIOIT.)
YEAR
to four small, and 21s per bottle.
to any size of holeGold Dredging Spoons,
Office afc Mr Leslie's Private Hotel,
.JfflSNffittsmM , <^&BiilS^S equal
IMPORTANT CAUTION.— Ask for Row- etc. ;Flour MillMachinery, and all kinds of Support myline of coaches and secure safe
CONTAIN,
in
addition
to
former
Tokomairiro.
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lands' Macassar Oil, and avoidall other cheap Reaping, Threshing, and Horse power a]ttd comfortable travelling, and a riddance of
articles under the same or similar names as Machines made and repaired. Improved
and statistics brought
information
spurious imitations. Each bottle has'a Glass ReapingMachines. SuperiorFlax Dressing npleasantcompanions.
THE "BEUCE HEEALD" is published
>up to date1 every Tuesday and Friday, at the Office,
Machines, capable of Dressing from 25 to 30
YEEND,
HENRY
with Ihe Cork are Spurious Imitations. This cwt. fibre per week. All Machines tried
EntirelyNew Farming Calendar
;Milton, Tokomairiro; and Branch Offices Bal
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Entirely New GardeningCalendar.
noticeis deemednecessary, as the Proprietors havereceived intimation that a large quantity of beforeleaving the Works. Purchasers can
Proprietor.
.
Counterfeit, of the most pernicious quality, has lately been sent from Franco and Germany to India see the Msichines working on
Fencing
New
Ordinance
premises.
our
No
SUBSCRIPTION,
two-and-sixpenny
charges
N.B.
for
TERMS OF
Sbath Americaand the Colonies under theix1names.
New Road Board Ordinance (AmendA BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION is obtainedby the use of Rowland's Kalydor, which allays all
nail parcels by this line.
16s per half-year, payable in advance.
Ordinance,
ment
1872)
WANTED KNOWN.
irritationand- tenderness of the skin, removescutaneous disfigurements, frecklesand (an,and imparts
New ImpoundingOrdinance.
Deliveredin and aroundMilton.
a healthy and blooming appearanceto the complexion andskin. During the heat anddust of
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Summer especially, andin cases ofSunburn andStings ofInsectsitis of ths utmost use. Price 4s 6d
hen
forwaxded
by Post, 2s per half-year,or 4m
And a. vast amount of new information
and 8s 6dper;
b'ol'tlo. Ask'for; "Rowlands' Kalydor," and see that their signature is inred ink on
REDUCED
Singer's New
per
year additional.
every,bottle,as theirs is the only genuine.
.
.
Family ISuiseless Lock-stitch Sewing (Late of the Waverley BoardingHouse), suitablefor Farmers, Miners, Business Men, Notice of discontinuancesmustbe in writingand
"WHITE AND SOUND TJEBTH are indispensable to personal attraction, and to health and Machines. M. A. ALDRICH, Agent,
and, in fact, every member of the commulongevityby the proper mastication of food, Rowlands' Odonto, or PearlDentißrice, preserves Princes-street, Dunedin. . To meet the re- g
posted to the office direct. This rule will
to
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inform
incipient
tartar
and
of
her
Friends
and
the
pearl-like
teeth,
spots
decay,
■:.;■.-.
imparts
and
a
whiteness to the
eradicates
nity.
Public
quirements
Customers
who
inho case be departed from.
of
find a diffithe gum, and giVew a pleasing fragrance to the breath. Price 2s ,9d per box^ Ask for culty in paying
"strengthens
once,
the full amount at
°V( enerally,that shehas removedto
The Publisher,in thanking the public of J A.dvertiseDaents^— Siret insertion, 3b per incb ■
Rowlands' Odonto," and see hat their name is on the GovernmentStamp ofevery box.
BOWLANDS' ESSENCE OP TYRE never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in Bed Mrs Aldrick has adopted a method of time
second insertion, 2s^per inch. Standing adrer*
to suit them.
Otago for their continued and increasing : tisements by arrangement.
or Grey Hair,Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c, to a beautiful glossy and permanentBrown or Black which payment —
Ali,eral discount
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remains
so
Price
3M
S
Od,
4s,
color
7b
and
durable thatneither washing or perspiration canremove it.
CUTHBER TSO N S yearlysupport, canj. with greater confidence allowed ou Advertisementsinserted
for afized
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10s 6dper bottle. All these articles have been used and justly appreciated by ailthe Sovereigns
period;
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Agents
andCourts ofEurope, the Pope ofBorne, and the aristocracy of the world,during thea last seventy
than ever, recommend the. new issue to.
for .the receipt of Subscriptions and
yea £ being of-inestimablevalue to those whohave once used them. They are sold by all Chemists,
ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL,
c;ollection of Advertißernents :—
public attention.■'"'; '
i Clutlia Ferry Branch Office W. Ralston.
. Perfumers'and
India, the Colonies and South America.
(LateCutter toD. Sampson.)
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