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Otago
Daily
Times.
jDOTEDIR:.--SATURDAY,""APRIL 5, 1862.
NO- 121
.
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Shipping* Notices.
Shipping .Notices.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
STEAM TO THE TAIEEI.
TFIHEfavourite paddle steamer
A T the request ofa large num-^ii^^N,^ -Ci;
LYTTELTON,"
her of Merchants and Ship«*-*|ib'Ji^3S-^\.
"will run regularly between
masters, we have made arrange.'SulkSjE&SSSaiSss' Dunedin and the Taieri ferry,
ments for booking passengers to
and deliver goods at the head of Waihola Lake. For all parts of New Zealand and the Australian Colofreight or passage apply to ■'■'■'■'
nies.
C. FREDK. BEEBY,
Passengers can secure tickets by first-class sailing
at R. B. Martin '& Co.'s offices,. High-street.
Ships or Steamers, at our offices, at
Tuapeka
HE
"EXPERT"
Steamer
nP will
<sfej?,..siL
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run with Passengers
-' 'Wiitherstone's
Waitahuna
'•
PORT
DUNEDIN to
'..- '.;■ ; ,-. ■'
-• Waipori
Steamer will leave: Dunedin at 9 o'clock a.m., and ~.' COBB &CO.,
Booking
o'clock p.m.
Office. Provincial Hotel. Dunedin:
Port Chalmers, 12 o'clock* noon, and 4J o'clock p.m.
DONNA ANITA."
BARQUE
Fares; Moderate.
From Londox.- '. '■-.
FOtt THK TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA.
ye m:wle arrangementi
JSv
nnHE Fine Powerful Steamer
"\7si7"^'
"RAINBOW,"- ~'
VV with Messrs. J. Jones and
*«|j!^'l*l||||s^ wi^ trade regularly^ between WSfagm%!3BaßßßF
t&Ssia-jisEgxs^Z* G°;> agents for the above vessel,
to [lighter her' cargo at current
Dunedin and the Taieri Ferry,
:■-,.:■
delivering'goods at Waihola.
rates.
For freight apply to ■■-■'■;;■
?".
No goods will be delivered -unless freighthasbeen
paid.
HENRY KOUGHTON;
."■
Walker-street,
J. & R. BAIRD, .-1..:
Messrs. H. Cooke fe Co:'a stores.*
.......•■ Lighterage Contractors.
POSTPONEMENT OF.' ALDINGA. 7.
-L> T\/T 'KENZIE & POOLEj General
J3JL Shipping and .Custom House
STEAM TO MELBOURNE DIRECT.
"7/jpslsSs\. Agents. Lighterage Contracted for at
S..'S. ,;AIBIIf 8A;, TBSySsiv^ lowest l'ates.—Rentsand Accounts Col<g]Ws^^.
J. McLean, Commander,will ■«^^SSK> lected... OFFICES—Jetty-street, Dun«87«^ot^^v- positively
sail on TUESDAY, edin ; and 30, Flinders-lane, Melbourne.
*
SCREW STEAM SHIP VICTORY.
Passage Mohet, £8.
concluded
Passengers conveyed on board without charge, by A RRANGEMENTS having been finally
Mr. Scott, the Company's engineer, for
either of the steamers. The last Boat will leave X* withwith
the work of raising and floating the
Duuedin Jetty at 11 o'clock a.in., on Tuesday.
1 proceeding
ship; all persons having applied for'shares,
above
booking
undersigned
passengers.
are now
The
requested to pay the first callof L2per share, on
are
; or before.the first April, at the office of Messrs. R. B.
DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO.,
:
Walker-street:
Martin and Co., otherwise their shares will "be forLLOYD, TAGGART &, CO.,
Or to
;
feited.
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Jetty.
■■-•■■
Geo. Garsibb,
;
Secretary.
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KOR LONDON DIRECT.
Dunedin, 18th March, 1862.
HE magnificentClipper Ship,
vJ-->-»K
"CHARIOT OF FAME."
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FOR AUCKLAND.
1640 Tons Register,
'^S'fJj\^jg^^>,-*1 H E favorite Al clipper
Robert A. Kerr, Esq.,
rJ
•gggjggggg|giis|s»a'
nwKiiia « Jtitvs-niiX
schooner ALBATROSS,
*^|bi^sNsN^ Captain
Commander.
Clarke, will sail on or
'^B^^^XfiZ^e^
One of the clippers of the Celebrated White Star •SlliSSpisiS^about
THURSDAY, 3rd April.
Line ofPackets, and so well known for herremarkFor frieght or passage, apply to
able passagesfrom Melbourne to Liverpool.
W. W. DUNBAR,
••:■-■
The Saloon accommodations of the Chariot of •■•No. 4, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street.
Fame" are unrivalled. They are spacious, and fully
equal to the requirements of families. ThepassenTHIS DAY.
gers will be provided with beds, bedding, &c.
'•
A milch cow is placed oh board.
SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE.
FOR
The Intermediate and Second-class accommodations
are unsurpassed by anything afloat. The dietary
H E splendid clipper brig
■s4>«fes^ rf^
scales are most liberal, and great care Will be taken ■wpyy^ligN.
'AUSTRALIA,
JL'""
that all articles to be supplied shall be of the best de; a few
]^^^i^^^i^will sailo to,day, taking only
cripfion.
>^^^afo"''o^ and six saloon passengers.
'
An experienced surgeonaccompanies the ship.
Steerage
£4 10 ..:■■
For freight and passageapply to
Saloon.
£8 0
DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO.
Four berths disengaged..
CARGILL & CO.
M-KENZIB & POOLE,
W.-CARR YOUNG,
Jetty-street.
And
JOHN JONEiS & CO.,
Agents.
FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT.
~~
FOR MELBOURNE.
OPPORTUA SPLENDID
A
NITY. Will be immedirjYH E
Celebrated ; Clipper
*. -twkv
atc-ly despatched, passengers being
_^^^^^^^?-ar
JL BLUE JACKET,
at libeity to goon board at once,
1443 tons register, James White, ■^^^^P^^^^*
""SsßS^Nji*^^ Esq:,
the Blackwall Al clipper ship
Commander.
A L C V ON E,
This well-known ship, renowned as having accom600 tons register, Captain Grey, Commander.
plished some of the most extraordinary passages on
record, possesses passenger accommodation of, the
This vessel has very roomy berths and great height
most admirable character. She has a magnificent between'decks. She is the fastest ship ever laid on
poop, with, accommodation for second and third class between this port and Melbourne, and with sailing
passengers, which, afford all the advantages ofa chief capacities eqiial to that of a steamer combines all the
cabin.
advantages of a firet-class clipper vessel.
■'.
The dietary scale is ample, and the provisions in
Only a very few intermediate passengers will be
all instances the best that can be procured.
booked.
.■,.■■■,,.For freight or passage apply to
Steward's attendance will be provided, and the very
JOHN JONES & CO., Agents.
best provisions, .■without, limit, served out.
FARES:
-.."■.
BLUE JACKET.
Intermediate Cabin, with steward's
f-l-IHIS Ship, is ready to dis■»-/Kwjjsj
attendance
£4 0
JL charge. Consignees, are
Second Cabin.,
£5 10
■^vS|C^af?~jK^\
requested
pass Entries
First Cabin as per agreement.
witllout delay- Freight must
The services of first-class stewards and attendbo paid before delivery of Goods.
ants provided in every case.
JOHN JONES & CO.,
Passengers will not be required to receive their
-■■,■:■. Agents.
messes, which will be taken charge of. by officers
■•■
provided for the purpose, and prepared by the ship's
DONA-ANITA,
■■•■:;
ipoks. ■■'■■• '■;
From London.
An opportunityfor reaching Melbourne with such
f 11HIS vessel is entered at the
i^^k.
comfort, and moderate rates, will not likely
-*-. Custom House. Consignees lespatch,
will please pass Entries without )ffer itself again. Captain Grey has been honored
higher testimonials as a seaman and gentleman
qgg|«iigg|s|§^g' delay. Freight must be paid rvith
;hau any other master who ever entered the port.
before delivery.
For passage apply immediately to
JOHN JONES & CO.,
Messrs. M'KENZIE & POOL,
Agents.
Jetty-street, Agents;
■'.:... or to Messrs. DARWENT & CO.,
•
•Wsjvx^Sk.
M!lJss£ii£M&&Z> -^
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Merchandise.
.
ofthe best BRITANNIA METAL
JDARWENT
aud ELECTRO-PLATED
of—
; r
description
■ry
& 00. have FOR SALE every
GOODS, consisting
Sugar Basins
Merchandise,
,
■
Miscellaneous.
WITTKOAVSKI BROTHEKS,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS,
AND IMPORTERS.
(Of Melbourne, Ballarat, and Dunedin)
■.
PRICE, 3 d.
H A .11 R-I S
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OUNaHUS BAND
"y"
AN D SAMP SO N,
Importers of
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.
(Over Jones §- Williamson's, Princes-street,
et,
Business Notices.
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C0
IMPORTERS,
Tea and Coffee Pots
Soup Tuiecns
Mustard Pots
OF MELBOURNE AND DUNEDIN,
Pepper Boxes
■T)EG-1o call the attention of the Tobacconists,
Water Pitchers
s
t
Dunedin.J
Salt Cellars
Salcand Mustard Spoons
ns _O Store and Hotel Keepers of Dunedin and the
jg Beg to announce to their customers that they have
Cream Jucrs
&c.. fe., &c.
Province generally, to their Wholesale Establishment
■nt TTAVE ON SALE-AMERICAN BOOTS
Napoleons
JLX
i
in Flinders Lane, next to Lazarus' Bond, Stafford
behoved to the large Wooden Store at the rear of
I'ISLDH tilM BROTHERS,
iucliug
Boots
Street.
Messrs. Perkin3 & Co., Princes-street.
Watertights
Wholesale Dealers and General Importer*>
J. WANDELS. Manager.
Bluchers
The entrance is from the Second Right-of-way oil"
2, High street, Opposite Commercial Ilotel,
of
Wellingtons
every
description
WITTKOWSIU
BROTHERS,
Rattray-street,
x>une d i n ;
where they will cfl'ect a
iWomen's and Children's Cloth and Leather
ler
And G2, Queen-sti'eet, Melbourne,
on Sale Tobacco—los,
Boots, &c, &c, &c.
lhnd
and Twists, Cavendish, Honey Dew, and
ALWAYS ON" HAND a large
CLEARANCE of their ENTIRE. STOCK
Pilot
Jackets
3 Aromatic.
and varied Assortment of—
Moleskin Trowsers
OF DRAPERY AND SLOPS
Gold and Silver Watches
Scotch Twill Shirts
WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS,
Clocks and Jewellery
'Scotch Tweed and Doe Suita
1( j
Stile—Pipes—Clay,
Wood,
on
and
At greatly reduced rates.
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Tweed
and
Doe
Trowsers
Meerschaum, plain and mounted.
Electro-plated Goods
Crimean Shirts
Tobacconist's Ware aud Fancy Goods, of every
8-4
Calico
Grey
WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS,
description
Blankets
on Sale—Matches, Wood and Wax
1X
Covntrv Orders Punctually Attended to.
RECENT SHIPMENTS,
Flannels, &c.
and General Stock of Tobacconist's
Vestas,
t>S
LET OTAGO FLOURISH.
MB"
Ex Western and City of Hobart,
SAMPSON-'
Ware.
S£ OF SEASONABLE AND USEFUL
GOODS"
THE GLASGOW POLYTECHNIC, GREEN- f- AN SALE, AT TIIE STORES OP THE
Business Notices.
NOW ON SALE.
ISLAND.
\J UNDERSIGNED.—
ProprieC0LL & CAMPBELL,
c- WINES, AND SPIRITS, AND LIQUEURS.
~
NOTICE.
iy
tors. It is a matter of surprise to many
Dawson's ale, in hulk
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
lio\v that this Store is doing so well and"' going
is
Bass's ale, in bottle
IS
HEREBY
that
the
PartnerGIVEN,
2t- ALL outstanding ACCOUNTS due to James
■\TOTICE
a-head."—We account for this success on thesese
Byass's ale, in bottle
Kilgour,
Ll ship between the undersigned, SHADRACH
-CX
not
!H
settled before the Ist of May
grounds—We buy cheap and we sell cheap—We
To
]Jyass's stout, Inbottle
EDWABD ROBERT JONES and CHARLES ED-D- next, will then be handed over to his solicitor for
know what business is, and our great pleasure is
is
WARD BIRD, in the business of Auctioneers, Cattle
collection.
Geneva, red and green cases
tie
to meet the wants of our customers, and to please
3e
Brandy, dark and pale, in bulk
Salesmen, and General Commission Agents, at Sand-[d- Entry in Rattray-street, between Ilynian, jeweller,
them in price and quality.
Brandy, in cases, various brands
hurst, iv the Colony of Victoria, and at Duuedin, in and Grey, confectioner.
Tothe Greenislanders, we beg to state that we
Sherry,
re
in cases and qr.-casks
the Province of Otago, New Zealand, under the style
Ist April, 1862.
fla
have how on hand a full assortment of general goods,»,
or firm of JONES, BIRD & C0.," was this day
Port, in qr.-casks
in groceries, diapery, ka.
MR. BARR'S POEMS.
'$
by
dissolved mutual consent; and, in future, the saiil
Rum, 10 and 30, O P, West Indian
1115 Publishing Committee beg to state that
Comprising—
Whisky, Kirkliston, Greenock Distillery Co., in
in business at Sandhurst will be carried on by the said
lid '"P
Copies ofthe above work may now be had
-'
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j
The finest teas
and
Charles
Edward
case
bulk
Bird on his separate account, and the
at1
Sugars, coftee
Sparkling hock—sparkling Moselle
business at Dunedin by the said Shadrach EdwardV the following places, viz.
M'Leod and Gibson's store, Princes-street.
Oatmeal,.cheese, barley, sago, rice
Old Tom, in qr.-casks.
\
Robert Jones on his separate account: and all debts Smith
Marshall's,
and
do.
Tapioca, soap, sperm and tallow candles
do.'
do.
Claret, in,ca&es" due to and owing from the said partnership will be reSalad and castor oil, curry powder '" '
Mercer's
do.
do.
do.
,£r Andrew
ceived and paid by the said Shadrach Edward Robert
John Mollison's
do.
do.
do.
Sardines, salmon, lobster, ling fish, vinegar
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.
Jones.
Stationery
Lambert's
Warehouse, Stafford-streetAnd
Pickle's, salt, currants
Robinson's hnms—bacon, Warings'
Witness
ourhands this first day of April, 1862.
ALEX.
Secretary
Raisins, carbonate and washing soda
M'LEOD,
herrings
herrings—fresh
Smoked
SIIADRAUH EDWARD ROBERT JONES,
Sinclair's ham
■■■■..
JAMES KILGOUIt, Treasurer.
Lemon and orange peel, in tins
CHAS. IS. BIRD.
Ground and whole ginger
Duncdin, 13th February, 1862.
Whybrows' pickles—Colman's starch—blue and
id Signed by both parties in the presence of—
'• "
Allspice, pepper, mustard
';'■'■
mustard
IIKNItY Howokth; Dunedin, Gentleman.
KEROSENE OIL AND IMPROVED
Wotnersspoon's confections
Sardines, halves and quarters
William Rae, Clerk, Dunedin.
■KEROSENE LAMPS.
Apples, lemon-peel, nutmegs
Candlosj Brandon's, Hales', and Nevas, full 16
m
Tobacco and waxvestas.
(~\H
SALEj i large variety of the above, including
weights, and light weights
(late
Bird
Jones,
[Co.),
JONES
&
Auctioneer,
MEN'S CLOTHING.
Salad oil,
pints,' and.quarts—Capers
Cattle Salesman, aud General Commission
on M Table-stalJ d'' Hal1 ' Hil"SinS> Side, Bracket,
Coats, vests, trousers, jumpers
Feasts' sauces—Cameron's vinegar
Agent, begsto intimate to the inhabitants of Dunedin Bedroom, Hotel, Billiard, and Pulpit Lamps, Chauand Lanterns.
White, regatta, scotch 'twill
plaid
boxes—Currie powder
Vestas, in tins and
and the public of Otago generally, that he will carry*7 deliers,
Also, Wicks, Shades, Globes, Chimneys, &c, &c
Blue and grey, wool shirts
"Arrowroot—Patnarice—castor oil—currants
on business as usual, and trusts from his long experi'*•
AND STEVENS,
Crimean shirts
brooms—alum—honey,
American
in tins— ence in Victoria and in this Province, to receive a .ImportersWHEELOCK
and Wholesale Dealers, 166 Bourke-street
Flannel and wove underclothing
<..;
nutmegs—sago
continuance ofthat patronage hitherto so liberally be-c"
East,
Melbourne,
Scotch wool and knitted socks
Cape raisins—-Thins' jams, in tins
Victoria.
upon
stowed
the firm.
Also, Sole Agents in Australia and New Zealand
A splendid lot of French felt hats, also, «ab-dDunlop and Swiss cheese—lobsters
S. JONES,
, for Wheeler and Wilson's celebrated
bage tree and Panama's
new improved
Bottled fruits—salt, in jars
111 Family
Auctioneer, Cattle Salesman, and
Sewing Machines.
FOB THE LADIES.
"
General Commission Agent.\
Tea, in chests,! half-chests, and quarters, and
id
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Plain and fancy dresses, in muslin, mohair;r;
'orange pekoe
n otTcI
and alpaca
Irish and Californian oats—salmon
THE DIGGERS' E X P:R ES S
A nice lot of crinoline steel
Mixed spice—cocoa—salt
to diggers, travellers, and others.
for
Wincey and'rip skirts
Holloway's Pills, and general assortment ofdrugs
Prints, calicoes, blankets
Honan's butter, in cloth—confectionery
EAST TAIERI.
royal
hotel,
Bed, toilet, and table covers
soda—split
peas
Tartaric acid—carbonate of
DAILY.
Weatherstone's Gulley.
A select lot of haberdashery
Bleached ginger—Adelaide flour, silk dressed
X
EAVING
Anderson
and
T
M'DONALD
Stoddart's,
s,
respectfully intimates that ho
Bakers,
Sugars—Java, Chinese, Victoria Company'ss JLJ George-street, at 245 p.m.
And a great variety of general goods, in iron-i0 has now opened the above first class hotel, and
mongery, cutlery, stationery, crystal ware,i, Mauritius, and Cossipore
Leaving Reliance Hotel, East Taieri, at 8-30 a.m. he hopes by strict attention to business, and keeping
&c.,'
&c,
&c.
....,,.
nothing but first-class articles, meet with a share of
fares:
charges
advertising
The
for
in these our gold-dig- ;- ; 40Bales grey sheetings, 72 in.
'■'■■■
public support.
s. d.
;ing times, prevent us from enlarging, or quotingg
Swiss, Manilla, and Havahnah cigars, tobacco,3>
TheWmes, Spirits, Beer, '&c, are of the best
To
Green
Island
...
6
2
~,
trices.
':■ ■' &c.
quality, and the stock will he kept supplied from the
To Saddle Hill
..."
4 0
Gingerbeer and lemonade bottles.
To Rob Roy Hotel ...
best-brands.
5 6
ARRIVE PER MARY E. RAY, TO
House and Cooking Department under the manageTo Reliance Hotel, eighteen miles
LEAVE MELBOURNE ok tub aiiit INST.
IRONMONGERY, &c.
ment of Mrs. M'Donald, with assistance of good cook.
* pumDS—buckets—Colza
from Town
8 .0
10,000 superficial feet 4\ x li
Dougliis
oil
always ready from the hours of 8
A
10,000
~4x2
Bar iron, all sizes—tin plates—zincs
N.B.—The Proprietor of the Diggers' Express28 comfortable meal
4x3
20,000
Quicksilver-picks—hatchets—galvanized irona having made an arrangement with thoTßoatmen, Pas-3' a.m. till 10 p.m. Well aired beds.
;.
20,000
~4^x3
...-V. 6, ..7, and 8 feet
i Bengers can be conveyed to the Woplshed Diggings-atlt Wetherstone's,' January 18th, 1862.
50 deals, 9 x 3, 1 cut
Ewbank'S nails, all sizes-rAmerican nails/. '■:• ia reasonable rate. ■■■
50 „ 9x3, 2
Long and short handled shovels
;
JAMES CARMICHAEL,■"•'"
50
11 x3, 1 „
ANDERSON AND -SON S,
;
Red lead, white lead—boiled oil, raw oil
Pi-oprietor.
(Late Hall and Alderson),
50
11x3,2
oil—point
Colza
brushes—sashliooks—guttering
tanners and curriers,
Piping—zinc nails—galvanized iron—hinges
55,000feet T &. G American lumber
2-in. clear pine
Cart boxes—axle-trees—horseshoe nails—bass f jiHB undersigned offer their services for the pur-ranufacturers and Importers of
4,000
_L chase of TEA in the Melbourne Market; asIS ,»
half-inch Scotch flooring, 6$ x J
D L E R Y,—H A 11 N E S S,
66,000
brooms
Wayne's Patant Breaking Saddles
three-quarter inch Scotch flooring,
they make this article a speciality, they are in a posi-i- tJ
54,000
Iron columns, solid and hollow—bridle posts
Crimean and other Pack Saddles
to get the best value.
Sec.
&c,
CiX* ■■ Also
1tionThe
»,
Boots and Shoes
class of Tea that has been shipped to Dunedinn
Enamelled and Japanned Leathers
certainly does not require judgment, as the greaterr
TIMBER.
Doors, Sashes, &c.
<
portion ofthe shipments have been of alow character;•;
Moroccos, Roans, and all other Fancy
Flooring
co.,
&
1
boards,
in.,
£,
in.,
]
cleve
5
1£
to.
they
recommend
class
Leathers
would,
however,
Manse-street.
Dressed and undressed weatherboards
a better
ofif
I
Mill Belts—Accoutrements
Tea to be purchased ; and as they taste every dropp
Quartering, 4x3,4x2,3x2
PALINGS, sft.
Grindery
thatarrives
and Saddlers' Ironmongery
having
knowledge
9
A
AAA
T
and
G
and
a
full
of
the
c
here,
—shelving.
fj V, Uy
30,000ft. kauri weatherboardss lumber ..
ivarious qualities, they feel convinced they would givec
221, Elizabeth-street, Sydney.
10,000 ft. kauri scantlings, at Dunedin
■•,
satisfaction.
Black
and
Polar Oils always on hand.
kip"grain-boots—Macguire's
American
nuggets1
Timber Yard
CLEVE Sc CO., Manse-street.' E Brokerage, one per cent., buying and forwarding,
I
W. BELL fc CO.
References for the satisfaction of the Importer.
begs
LEE,
to inform the public" and
O
R~
O
S~ A L E
ROBERTSON & EVERARD,
inhabitants of Dunedin in general, that the
WITTKOV7SKI BROTHERS,
Tea Brokers,
I
United
States
Hotel
and
Dunedin Restaurant is now
Draught and light harness horses
on Sale—Cigars—Manilla, Swiss,
69 Collins-street west, Melbourne,!.copen to receive boarders and lodgers at the most
Freight waggons
and Habana. Regalias, Media Kegalias,
]
:—__
hopes
by strict attention,
1
:
i
reasonable
and
terms,
'——
American buggies
ondres, Trabuco's, Prensados, Queens, Cabanas,
-WINE,
SPIRIT, AND) merit ashare of support.'
waggons
c.,-.&c.
t Express
■M.
A.
LEE, Proprietor,
OUNTRY AND TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY
An assortment ofharness and corn Backs.
-Walker-street.,
PROVISION STORES,
ATTENDED TO.
.'■■-"■
COBB fc CO.
;
.SHIPPING SUPPLIED.
RESTAURANT AND CAFE ROYAL,
BLUE JACKET.
"IX7" MARRIS and CO. have FOR SALE, a
Princes-street.
Address—Flindei-s-lane, next to Lazarus' Bond,
Stafford-street.
MXIH' ROA V, WKTHB RS T O N'S,
Stafford Street
V V their yard, below George Hotel, George-street,
11l NOEL begs to inform the Public of Dunedin *■
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD-FIELDS,
T.
and
Gv
lumber
JD
that
besides
his well-known Restaurant, he
C. CAMPBELL & CO., Stafford-street, have on
J. GIBSON & CO.,
ripHE Al Clipper Ship ANNIE f
.jfc^*.
inow has opened the large and elegantly decorated
nnHE Steamer PRIDE OF THE
1 Shelving, doors, sashes
'.
SAL E:—
I
Room
KIMBAI.L,
1,000
Architraves,
4,
JpJfgSSv
X
and
6
inch
UP-STAIRS
as a CAFE, which will be contons,
5,
been-engaged
YARRA,
[has
*"i*«4k='S§-T|<^> JL
Hams, Cpey's Frazer's and Campbell's
Charles Mai-sh, Esq., Commander.
».
Cornice moulds, sin.
PROPRIETORS.
<5ducted in a superior style heretofore unknownmpassengers on board,
■^sJF iI>'VWheSSL to convey
Bacon, Campbell's, Reid's, and Coey's
Mouldings, 3to 1J inch
Dunedin. By polite and strict attention to the coin
on MONDAY, 7th Arpil, at 9 8 s|||g|~=||g||ggfFor victoria, Vancouver's Island,
Prime new cheese, just landedBuilders' ironmongery
f
fort
of all who may honor him with their visit, F. N, •a.iv,, \-Z noon, and 3 p.m.
t .'ill succeed the Alice Thorndikc, and sail'for-the
Butter, oats, and salt
:■
HOPE STREET FREE STORES.
Bolts. &o.
1hopes to meet, with a fair share of that patronage
•■•
JOHN JONES &. CO., Agent's. !1 bovo port,
Soda-crystals and carbonate of soda
.
which
it will be his sincerest endeavor to deserve.
_^—
centrally
r
extensive
and
9
Stores
On.SATURDAY, SwrAPRIL, 1862.
Preserved salmon and assorted meats
.This.fine vessel■ will sail promptly, and having
TOKOMAIRIRO TOWNSHIP.
are
STEAM TO THE MOLYNEUX.
Jams, jellies, and candied, peel
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERT*.
NO
W
OP
E
N
plcndid accommodations, with most liberal dietary,
Vinegar in qr-casks .■
the Hydraulic Press, now laying in JamesPaternnilE favorite paddle steamer s -■ale, passengers mayrely on every comfort and short
*51%*2w3?k
To receive Merchandise only.
SALE.—Sections, 1 to 14, B 1, with Large
Soap and purified tallow candles
son and Co.'s Premises, is notremoved, and the
1 LYTT
ELTON, will sail I assage.
«?J«|P^v for
Smithy, good 4-Roomed weatherboard House,
Belmont
and
Victoria
Molyneaux should suffisperm
charges
paid on the same within one month from this
the
do
No Hazardous Goods Admitted.
-: j
booked through to San Francisco. Fof
•fe^C^l^S^^' cient inducement . offer, on f Passengers
Colza oil in 5 gallon drums
■..,-. 3-Stalled Stable. Sectionfenced and cultivated. To'.
WsSs^W^?t"&--jS»
.
0date, it will he sold to defray expenses.
..:..
:
particulars
tiler
to
app'v
cheap.,
ir
be sold
Flour, Adelaide and Melbourne
JAMEB PATERSON & CO."
THURSDAY, 3rd hist.
■-■;- GILLIES & STREET,
HENRY DRIVER & CO.,
Insurance Obtainable at Ordinary Rates.
Ale and porter iri bottle, assorted brands
For freight or passage apply to
Dunedin, March sth.
I
Agents,
Surveyors and Land and Estate Agents.
in
bulk
:,,'■'
d
I
»
>>
C. FREDK. BEELEY,
Terms:—
EDWARIT CASSON~~ROWNTREE,
Stafford-street.
Flour of sulphur
Agent.
ARCHITECT ARD SURVEYOR,
POTATOES! POTATOES 1 ! POTATOES!!! NINE PENCE PER TON PER WEEK.
Assorted confectionery
"Cave Valley," "Flour Balls."
Tasmakian Timber Yards,
Dunedin, April Ist, 1862.
FOR BLUFF, IKVERCARGILL, AND
Old tornin qr-casks
...
prefer "a good Potatoe, ask for Cave Valley On
ATHOL-PLACE
AND LEITH-STREET,
you
quantities
Twenty
C
above
Tons
a
discount
will
be
RIVERTON.
' FIRST SHIP FOR
Geneva,'JDKZ, in case
Drawings, Specifications, and Es-'
MELBOURNE DIRECT.
Flour
Bails.
furnish
allowed as per agreement.
Champagne and liquors
nnilE A 1 Clipper-built Ship
STAR will Rail
any description of building, superOtago?.
nnHE schooner
Which
are
the
best
in
timates
of
jK*J>^Sv
Potatoes
t>i£^"fc\
Brandy
in case, assorted brands
ARABIA," one of Messrs. t^r>jti^L>^\ X for the above ports
«*3?2§?'ns\ -*Decidedly the Cave Valley Flour Balls.
a few
Arrangements are made with Mr. Tomlinson, intendthe erection of buildings, or survey and value
Ginger Wine
Bright Bros, regular traders to
days. For further particulars
Families can be supplied by the undersigned, who whereby Importers of Goods maybe released from all j without any unnecessary loss of time, and at low
Ice.
&c,
fee,.
-^trouble and loss of time.
receives weekly supplies per
H^§ai§sSiin33fe tIIIS Portj ■"'ill De despatched for «
Geelong," from ti
.',
CJcharges.
J. C. CAMPBELL, & CO.,
WEBB, PANTLIN & CO.,
Oamaru.
Melbourne in a few days.
:As the HOPE STREET FREE STORES have
Or on board the Star, at the Jetty. i'~■
Stafford-street.
A. Mercek,
Forfi eight or passage apply to
THE REV, J- HARDING,
•
jj!
been built exclusively, for Warehousing Merchandise,
Wosleyan Minister,
WIU. CARR YOUNG,
1 QTDV7ARD GENET, Auctioneer, General' ComCorner of High-street. mmany advantages and facilities are offered
to those
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PAINTERS,
five
minutes'
walk
from
Agent.
Qi
ESIDENCE,
Agent,
using
RattrnyShipping
J iyttelton.
mission and
them.
1T>
Norwich'Quav,
GLAZIERS, &c.
J
street, past Kilgour's bakery. Enquire' of i\ "
•Apply atthe
FOR. SALE, :.
"■.: JlVj
PLEDGER, Painter, &c, Walker-street,
Confectioner, or of Boom and Evans,
Gkey,
•K-'ii—+<-v
nnilE fine fast-miling Clippo N.8.-—Passengers' Lupfr.ige and Merchandise care- IHOS.
G
HOPE STREET FREE STORES:
'■A
FIRST-RATE
RUN,
acres,
about
60
30,000
has
sale—
J- SWP
on
JES.SUP, f. illy stored, and forwarded so any part of the settleQGrocers, Rattray-street."
Or, to EDWARD CASPER & CO.,
-ti_ miles from Dunedin, with over 5000 sheep,
Oapt. NooS, will fail fur the
White
of
the
lead,
quality
icnt
best
i'.ci.L'hboriiig
n
or
on
reasonable
terms.
Sales
H
colonies,
Exchange
X^^ml^^' above Port, on Saturday next;
Room,
together with 6-roomed dwelling-house, weather'Raw and boived oils
jggggSigglij"^
High-street.
boarded, lined, and furnished.
Cr J. BURROWS, Practical Sailmakerand Ship
•; Window glass of every size
Lost, Found, &c.
6th April.
~|
good working order, with all the
This
Station
is
in
_N
Port
Chalmers.
Likewise
a
Chandler,
splendid
assortment ot pnperhang- necessary plant of sheep-yards, dipping tank, working
-*
For freight or jinssace, apply to
ings.
HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT.:
=
Tar, pitch, oakum, spuuyam, marlin, and
JAMES C. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents,
drays,
saddle horses, implemente, &c, &c.
STRAYED between Wnitahuna and
N.B.—The above articles are warranted the best in bullocks,
J. BR O W NE,
"1
housing.
Stafford-street.
For further particulars, apply to
J Woolshed, a BAY MARE, with tether rope
PROVINCIAL REGISTRY OFFICE,
Ship and boat's spars
imedin, and at the lowest prices
Any person having lost the same, will
WM.
attached.
CARR
ship
(Three
New
and
second-hand
and
schooner's
sails
Observe
YOUNG.
doors
from
the
Provincial
a{
the address—
HoteK
FOR NELSON AND THE BULLER RIVER
please to apply at Burkes Hotel, Waitaliunay ■.
boat sails
LET, Rents' Collected, and the general where they
THOS. PLEDGER,
DIGGINGS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
1
can have it by paying expenses.
Old risrging, blocks, &c, always on hand ■'•"-■'
Back of Smith's Shop, Walker-street.
business
ofa House Agent carefully attended
rjHIIE
sailing
punctually
fast
N.B.—Orders
attended to, and every
well-known
tf^rCJv^
THE BOOT WAREHOUSE,
CITY OF NEL- p issible dispatch given.
HE. undersigned begs to inform his friends and
fin
"^■^A^H^^- K^^ schooner
Octagon
*i'l have immediate dcs:
1 the public generally that he is open to'receive
-JjS&siEt^fcsSSw
EX
LDINGA" AND "OMEO."
BE3£*222£££vii«*- patchT> for the above diggings.
and
~Sn
WILLIAM C. VAHLAND, Architect and mgoods for sale, by public auction, or otherwise, athia
", ,'
CHARTER.
George Steest.
For freight or passageapply to
and Surveyor. Office, Stafford-street, five n,
new and spacious Sale Rooms, in Stafford-street.
\ TTANTED, A VESSEL, from 300 to 500. tons
AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS.
"
'dc■*J. and R. BAHID.
above the Provincial Hotel.
•
He has also made'arrangements for premises for the
adapted fur thd timber trade. Apply to J. S.
tV
>UTEMENT k CO. beg respectfully to call the rp F. ADAMS informs his Friends and the Pub- doors
selling
JL
that
he
is
off
his
1
lie,
ouolas, 2. Mercer's Buildings.
present
Stock
at
.—^
sa of Horses, Cattle, and other Stock, where he will
sale
J attention of the Ladies of Dunedin and vicinity
-ALDINGA FROM MELBOURNE.
periodical sales, and trusts, fi'om. his long exGreatly.ReducedPrices, in order to make room for T(
hold
TO
&
STEWARDS
he
CAPTAINS,
PROVIDORES,
their
choice
assortment
of
Autumn
SIJirEM^TEAM SHIP VICTORY.
and Winter
IQHTEKS are This Day
nHHHE VICTORIAN BUTCHERS', COM- pcperience in this business, to insure their support.
jods, which have been personally selected in Mel- Fresh Arrivals by the
T
HUNDRED SHARES are still unallotted
"\NE
No
Goods
{
discharging.
DONA ANITA
WM. SMITH,
ISftwds&l^S. -wiU
-M l>e delivered unless oh pro- \ J Application to be made to Messrs. R. B. Mar- urne.
A
, PANY beg-to draw the attention of all
AND
■';'
■fisKsß&SaliSS^durtion
Ladies' millinery and straw bonnets
Stafford-street.
those
t
arriving in Otago, to the fact that they are preof Bill of Lading, en- ti and (Jo., before list April, enclosing the first call
KZZS32m£i&v%o%g&
ACKBAR.
pared
supply
shipping
hats
with
fcj*
per
despatch,
£
'2
share.
i.
to
ana
at
■'
Freight
dorsed for
and Lightei-age.
•■.-..
'.
,
Cnudien
REWARD.
prices.
s do., trimmed and untrimmed
reasonable
rei
£5
;.
Geo. Garsidb,
TO BAKERS and STOREKEEPERS.
Boat Notes to be obtained at our Office.
from Tuapeka, a Brown Gelding.- Brand' •'
Babies'hate and hooJs
STAFFORD STREET,
T
Secretary.
J. & R. BAIRD.
NEAT
well
built
Store
and
dress-caps
Dwelling
Ladies'
House
like
M
W
near
wart
on
of:
shoulder,
Opposite
and
the Provincial Hotel.
JL
or
side
Dunediu, 18th March, 1862.
with a first-class Oven and Bakehouse, situated
Apply nt Bank's Store, Gabriel's Gully; or,
Ladies' and children'shead-dress
fa
face.
bealskia and cloth in a good
"'STCTANTED to Charter a Yes'■
business position, ona piece of land 27 feet
TO CONSIGNEES~OF GOODS.
—:
—"—--:
Messrs. M'Coll and Campbell, Green Island.
'fc*r**^ts.
mantles and paletots
m
frontage by 165—a pump well of pure water, and a
~
sel from'6o 100tons; 1 LOYD, TAGGART k, CO., pass entries, and atGaribaldijackets
NOTICE.
vi. to'»
" '■
£2 REWARD. ',
load Cattle fromWanganui for J _J tend tothe delivery of Goods,
two stalled stable, loft, Sec, on the ground. ; ■, DUNEDIN JEWISH-CONGREGATION.
_^§^»r™^^&^
on receipt of
Cashmere shawls
B^r^j^Sr^S^- this Port. For'particulars ap- B ills oi Lading. Offices, Jetty-street,
o/ strayed from Dunedin, a Brown Horse,
property
openings
Children's
Theabove
is
one
of
the
best
in
belowthePostCongre- T
dresses
k
GENERAL
MEETING"
of
the
above
V o
bigh,
about 15 hands
.with .white star on fore- ~;
WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO.,
Dunedin, and will be let on lease, or easy term* for x
oi Bee.
Wincey robes
gation will be held at the Otago Auction' Mart i~
W
Mau&e-strect.
branded o^~o on near shoulder. Any one'
any number of years.
\r
French merino
Maclaggan-street, next the Arcade, on SUNDAY head,
„? such
LOYD, TAGGART & CO., Ship Brokers, Cusgiving
information- as will lead, to the recovery.
POLE, DODS, & CAMERON.
Foa'SALjj,
r
French
twill
th
the
6th
."
insUnt,
_J
toms Lighter, and General Commission
thereof, .will receive the above reward on applica-. '?Coburg
1
Rattratf-sfcreefc.
At Eleven o'Clock a.m.,,
fTIHE Schooner PROMPT, IGO A gents, Jett3'-street.
tion to
Fancy Orleans
tons burthen, oak built, and -i 3 UJiiJIITSON &
SAMUEL FARROW, High-street....
•aJfej^^^^vV X een
Plain and striped wincey
LONDON PRICES NET, Medical and To Receive Code of Laws prepared by; the Com- ■_.
CO., Stevedokes, Port Chalnew'y
coppered
'las
and
had
j
a
mittee;
Scientific Books. " English and Foreign" I
-»Ripe skirts
■t-iiJH" »^ffl lir^- thorough overhaul within the last £? JL1 mcrs. Vessels discharged with despatch,
BwKwrf^fefgifafe'
on the road to Port Chalmers, a Bay an<?
Appoint Trustees for the Burial Ground;
discount
allowed
1^
velvet,
Fancy
pieces
public
carefully.
iock
landed
Water
in
to
and
other
institutions
supGrey
and Ballast
Mare, with cloths on. Can be had on
wo months. Admirably adapted to the timber trade.
Cpnsideration of the Propriety of-Purchasing aSite rr
Orders to tlie extent of £]0 and upwards sent
Children's boas
payment of expenses by applying to
P_ ied.
Apply to
' f
for a Synagogue j
™carriage tree. Catalogues gratis, by post 6d.! F. \
A.large assortment of Trimmings
TICKLE & CO.
WM. MORRIS, Mount Pleasant. ?»
&,
Ship
DARWENT
And
such
other
CO.,
Brokers,
may
Corn
Business as
occur.
Bailliere, 85 Collins street east, Melbourne, London,
j" Factors, and
General Commission Agents,
and Co. would particularly call the attention of Paris, New York, and Madrid. Any books
By
/CAPTAIN D. FLIGHT, WYSE, & CO/
B.
order
of
the
President,
im'
NOTICE.
." "
nporters direct of Adelaide Flour, Wheat, Bran,
dies purchasing to their superior stock of Under- ported .-to order, on same terms, namely, London
\J Commission Agent3. Stevedores, and Shipping
H.JOSEPH;
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thing and Babies' Linen.
prices.
& 0.. Stafford-street, Dunedin, opposite Messrs. CampTMPOUNDED
in my Paddock, Pclichet JJay r-^-Oiio
Masters, Port Clialmers.
Hon. Secretary.
I
ti illand Co.'s.
:'-■■:> >:
dark-brown
has
halter
head
shoes.
Ballasting carefully attended to.
pony,
on,
X
a
no
■. P.S,—All Members' of the Jewish Faith »re reADDRESS,—George-street, Dunedin.
VICTORIAN PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE quested,
owner can have it bypaying expenses and damage
~\OWNES AND KINGSTON, Shipping Masters,
n
to attend.
iThe
.:
do
done.
Maclagqan-Stheet,
and Passenger Agents, Jetty-street, Dunedin,
H. FUGATE & CO.,
WATER TANK, POM 1 CHALMERS.
THOMAS CALCUTT,
-* idJ Port
al
DOT :AND SHOE EMPORIUM"
To .Buildess, Paintersand Others
Chalmers. Ballast and Water Supplied.
Clyde-street, Pelichet B&j
at 7d. per id.
CANDLES,
■OOBERTSON & CO., supply the Shipping with
1
1
Dcnedijt,
45, 'Arcade,
. of
& ATKINS, having just imported "f
XV FRESH WATEIi on the shortest notice, and "I ESLIE & CO,, are now. prepared .to Book Pas-AT WATER OF IEITH ~
open.sHorUyrilie CAga^HE^ARIS,
|~AVE always on hand a Splendid Assortment
n large assortment of superior Panarhaneines >1
TfrT^Jfcgftq
at a moderate charge. Signal—First distinguisMng J -Ji sengers and Seamen. Apply
X
CANDLE WORKS.
L BOOTSIanJ
SHOES, of eveiy deacription.
Blfi^a£af!_to__E£33!^Alui-^fiMa^^MßßlfcnS..^ri
Leslie and Co.
J
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Auctions,,
Tuesday; april 22ni>.
OTAGO DALLY
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HORSE BAZAAR.
-..
Auctions.
TU-lti DAY.
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Auctions.
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Apkil 5,
TIMJfIS.
-
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Merchandise.
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OF SALE.
POSTPONEMENT
advertised to
by
1862.
Conveyances.-
I
WAGGONS^
AND CONCORD
TO GENERAL STORE-KEEPERS,
EXPRESS
Auction,take plncc on
Family Cars, Gigs, Dog Carts, Whitecbapel
„„. _-*
this day, is Postponccd until further notice.
TjiOSTER &,ARMSTRONG are now landHarness, &c, on sale at
Spring
Carts,
To Parties Desirous of an Investment.
J. S. RAPHAEL,
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c.
MILLER; BROTHERS,
-*- ing and offer for sale— Mole Trowsers
Auctioneers and Valuators,
DAILY SALES
I
\ Sugars, white nhd yellow Men'sTweednnd
Coaoli Builders, Sthftbrd-street, Duncdin
At the Tokbmnririro.
.Stafford street.
,■
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OF
T DANIFI.S acA CQ. havereceived instructions
in
Ito
141b.
Doeskin
Cofice,
tins,
ons
s_
__:
[Mg
HORSES AND OTHER STOCK, / O to sell, at the C<mraercial. Sale Rooms, orf SaWax vestas^ Japanned boxes Men's,women's andchildCOBB & CO.'a TELEGRAPH
PART OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILTON.•
turday, the sth April,',
MONDAY, APRIL 7tli.
At their Bazaar, Pr<)vindinl Hotel,
ren's Boots
Teas, Oilmen's Stores,&c.
i
LINE" OF ROYAL MAIL
Cigars]
and
Blankets
and
Twill
cigars
Commenceiit 12o'clock.
Tobacco
S. will
170 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS,
g V
Tobacco
Shirts
Hardware, Axes and TinSplendid opportunity for investing- in
COACHES.
CARRIAGE .-REPOSITORY
-'
find
Flannels
Hosiery
Oue quarter of an-acre each.
Snuff
ware
;iVOTT OPEN
CHOICE TOWNSHIP ALLOTMENTS.
Cole, Hoyt Sf Co., Proprietors.
English Cheese
Tents, driH-and calico
Pipes, &c.
v.
Best
Carriages
Conveyreceive
ol
nud
ve
consignments
No Reserve.
Matting
Druggettt /COACHES of the above Line will leave
Further particulars to-morrow.
LBAVINQ TUB COLONY.
ances of every description.
--. Butter, Bacon, and Hams Oil baize and
er»,
To Working Men, Laborers on the Roads,''Carter*,
Sale to cr-mnience at 11 o'clock.
and Chintz
KJ Jones' Provincial Hotel, Dunedin, DAILY
UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION.
(Sundays excepted) at £ past 5 oe'lock, a.m. for
Merchants,
Shipping
Sand
Commission
JOKES, BJRD, & CG.
Diggers, Mechanics and Others.
THIS DAY.
UNRESERVED SALE OF 36 LOTS.
Walker and High-streets,
Tnieri Ferry
SATURDAY, stb APRIL.
(Early
Choices.)
Duncilin.
Wnihola Lake
James
by
ra°s
,T> B. MARTIN & CO., are instructed
ROOMS.
'
•
EXCHANGE
SALE
~
Tokoiiiairirb
Commercial Horse Bazaar.
X\i. Smith, Esq., of the Tokomaririro, to sell I by
■■■■■•:
j
TOWN OF CLARENDON (WAIHOLA).
"SOUTHERN
LANDING,ex
"
CROSS"—
Cameron's
at
nt
22nd,
ground,
Tuesdny,.
April
on
auction, on the
Best Baltic Red Deals, 9x3
Waitahuna
12 o'clock sharp, to the highest bidders.
To Persons in search of
Horses ! Saddle and Harness Horses 1
H. E. NATHAN & CO, have much
icn
Geelong Lime
Tuapeka (Gabriel'sGully
170 VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
pleasure
they
in
thnt
have
been
en
announcingl
Sheet
Return Coaches leave; the United States Hotel
Lead, 2J lb. to 4 lb.
PREMISES.
BUILDING ALLOTMENTS,
BUSINESS
T MACLEAN & CO. hare received instructions
°"3 favored with instructions to sell by unreserved aueicH. HOUGHTON,
Tuapeka, at £ past 5 o'clock, a.m., and the Golden
Being part of the Property kno^yll as Milton.r. T7IDWARD CASPER &, CO. have several
eral C.I • to sell by auction, at the above Bazaar, -011
on tion in the Otago Sale Rooms, Mhclaggan-strect, at
Age Hotel, Wnitahuna, at J past 7 o'clocka.m., passStafford-atreet.
Saturday, the sth mst., at twelve o'clock sharp.'
The block now to be sold fronts the main GoGo- Jli
12o'clock on the above date,
ing through all of the above-mentioned places, and
and
Without Reserve.
vernment road tlii'ough the Tokomaririro
riro
SHOPS
WAREHOUSES
ALLOTMENTS,
THIRTY-SIX
SELLING
OFF..
arriving at Dunedin early same evening. For tho
superior
very
10
saddle and harness horses
iew
Plains, extending from Mr. Vause's new
TO LET OK LEASE.
Town of Clarendon, Waihola.
Molyueux, at 8 o'clock, a.m., on -Monday
Hotel to past Mr. Mansford's Store, and
Pair (grey) carriage horses, a perfect tnatoli
int
This township is situated on the Main Government
IiBAVING THE COLONS',
Wednesday, and Friday
returning on alternate
1 nrst-clasS dog-cart, with harness
from Mr. Smith's Store at the Bridge, to
EXCHANGE t.ALE ROOMS.
lilt
Road, at the head of the Waihola Lake, and about
spring-cart, new
do
-Mr, Jos: Martin's House, which is nlso on
1
halfway to the diggings.
Storekeepers, and
rTIO
lnd
Watchmakers,
Jewellers,
Also,—
the main road to the Church School-house,
TO LET ON BUILDING LEASE,
For the Waipori Gold Fields.
It is no exaggeration to say that Clarendonis now
°.w .JL the Public generally.
•A number of saddles, bridles, etc., et«.
mid that very valuable Bush Reserve.
A Coach will leave daily at 3 p.m., (Sundays
an established fact, and is second only to Ditnedin iv
Positively the last Throe Days of Sale
These well-situated Freeholds can be recom<m- OITES
FOR
*"SS
for Mnutigatuu, West Tnieri; returning,
excepted),
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
whole
of
the
Province.
the
All parties in want of a really good saddle or harar'
mended, to all desirous of securing homes..
ies.. O
will'leave West Taiez-i at half-past 7 o'clock, a.m.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY,
re
Its eligible situation and its natural advantages are
half-past
the
ness
horse
would
do
well
to
attend
the
above
sale.
will
commence
10
o'clock
oek
Parcels
property
dry,
The
is fine and
and
situa.iaPREMISES.
at The sale
at
booked for all of the above places at reasonmuch greater .than any other township at present
tion is decidedly the best on the Plains, being
eac"l day.
able rates, and delivered immediately on arrival ofthe
surveyed in Otago, and the auctioneers would point
THIS DAY.
ut
the junction to all the diggings, and in the
the
NO PREMIUM.
Coach.
una'-quainted
position
with its
out to those who arc
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 5.
mostrising part of the country—as an inNo responsibility for parcels beyond the value
£5000 worth ov
that the town is on a- gentle slope from the, conch
Ci),
£5, unless declared and paid for at the time of
MODE RA T B
RENT AL
vestmentent, this property can be liighlyre"n
AT THE COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS.
road to the Lake, stands high and dry, and is within
JEWELLERY,
capitalists.
booking.
commended to
distance of the Woolshed, Waitahuna, and
easy
an
Now selling at
For the mechanic,' digger, or laborer, it is speEDWARD CASPER & CO.)j
E. T. FOLEY, Agent.
pcT DANIELS & CO. have received instructions
ins Wctherston's diggings. It has a jetty, -it which has
cially ndnpted, possessing the advantage of being)N
tl
to sell by Auction at the Commercial Sale
ale been landed many thousand tons of goods, and it is
MR.- JONES', COMMERCIAL HOTEL"
|"£
ROOM AND AUCTION
close to a number of good genuine stores, butchers, EXCHANGE SALES
probable
that
it
will
become
the
cenn"
sharp,
great
more than
Rooms, Princes-street, at 12 o'clock
(Private Room, Up Stairs,)
MART.
flour mills, bakers, ice, and where buildings arc
arc
CASPER & CO.,
To Storekeepers, Grocers and Others.
tral depot of tiiis portion of Otago, as it can be
To Let.
).
"PDWABDAUCTIONEERS,
BT PRIVATE CONTRACT,
daily being erected.
~„
reached by water from Dunedin harbour in ten
Jtli
'50 casks Schweppee soda water, each 10 down.
•■■:>
Consisting of—
To the Australian who may dread the winter here, Commission,
Merchants, Land, House, and
10
do
dolemonade
hours.
,SD
rj£
Shop
with dwelling attached. P. Lawit may be. well to point out that these Freeholds are
hes rflO LET,
Gold and Silver English patent lever Watches
It is also worthy ofnotice thnt there is a coalfieldin
in
Estate Agents,
20 cases Orlando Jones'starch
itre
close to the
J- hence, Kent House, Bell Hill.
of much advantage to the
he
An assortment of Stop Watches, with centre
Inform
the
which
will
be
district,
Importers,
and
Wholesale
sale
40
do
do
do
Merchants,
.J
COAL FIELDS AND BUSH RESERVE.
seconds, by the best makers
township, and considerably enhance the value of pro-o40 bales Calcutta lines
Buyers, that, till the completion of theiir preireLET, the new Store next to Day & Mierilie's
«rt
Colonial and English Gold Guards and Albert
Termsliberal, at Sale.
in Tobe Sold "Without Reserve to Close Consignments.
in the district.
mises, they will occupy the newly erected building jin
fa perty
JL Princes-street. Apply to Day & Mierillie.
Chains, of the finest pattern
The whole of the sections are sold, and since the
he [
High street, facing the Rattray streetjetty.
Sale at 12^o'clock.
.Dia>i«spltindid
Rings,
at
A
assortment
of
Diamond
fnOKXMAIRIRO.—SpIendid
many
first sale
have been re-sold
four times the
lie
Farm for .Sale or
is; C. and Co. make advances on bills lading,
ng,
No Reserve.
At 11 o'clock sharp.
md X To Let. J. Doughty. GoldenCross Hotel.
mond Pins, Diamond Studs, Sleevlings, and
original purchase.
pay import and other charges, arid hold goods accordothers of Colonialmake
THIS DAY.
a •'■'
Ml
Thesections here advertised are the property of"a
ing to arrangement, so as to ensure'the obtaining'full
magnificent
■■:■■■
'Diamond Necklaces,
THURSDAY, ABRIL 17th.
Bracelets,Ea-!ar- mo BE LET OR SOLD, a BARGAIN, that
re
gentleman who is'leaving the colony. They were
SATURDAY, APRIL 5
market value.
rings, Brooches set with precious stone*
X splendid Store, situate in Stafford-street, lately
rly
chosen by him at the first sale, and are undoubtedly
Advances are also made om all tangible securities
UeS
Opera and powerful Race Glasses
THE BROCKVILLE ESTATE,
.in the occupation of R. Wilson & Co. Terms easy.
pick of the survey.
AT THE COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS.
placed with E. C. and Co.for realisation.
Pencil Cases, Toothpicks, Charms, Lockets,
8t«, Apply P. Lawhencb, Kent House, Bell hill,
no reserve! no reserve !!
■_
Large parcels of first class Merchandise always on
Half-way Bush and Kaikora.
Keepers and Wedding Rings,
DANIELS & CO.' hare received instructions
ma
Note the place and day of sale—
hand for private sale
LET, Two Cottages, ten' minutes' walk from
'..'-'..
The Property of J. Borton, Esq.
to sell by Auction at the Commercial Sal*
xU
Gold and Silver Snuff Boxes
OND AV
APRIL 7th.
Goods stored without charge for two weeks.
Post Office, Apply at .M'Cubbin's, Arcade
13
And Jewellery of every description, toonumerous
Princes-street, on Saturday,; April £th. at 19
OTAGO SALE ROOMS,
E.G. and Co. will be happy to place their services
ces Booms, sharp,
|_£ Cafe, Arcade, Dunedin.
to mention, every article of which ii guaranTo Gentlemen, Squatters, Merchants, Fanners,
X'K
o'clock
Maclaggan-street.
in effecting Sales, either by
New Arrivals, and Market Gardeners.
yp
quarter-casks
whiskey
7
Glenlevit
H.
E.
NATHAN
&
CO.
teed to be of the finest quality.
PUBLIC AUCTION OR PRIVATE CONTRACT,
GRAZING PADDOCKS.
f)AA ACRES at the Kaikorai, Green Island,
At the disposal of.those desirous to sell
ost
THIS DAY.
200 Acres of the Finest Land and the most
An early inspection by the Ladies and Gentlemen 01
or /CUy 3s. Od. per week. 80 acres of Ploughing:
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Merchandise, Timber, Furniture, Land, Houses, or
IMPORTANT
sth
SATURDAY,
APRIL.
delightful locality near Town, only 2J miles from
respectfully
J™
this district is
Ships.
to let; Apply, to
splicited.
the rost Office, now surveyed and subdivided m
in
Open, from 10 o'clock a.m., till 9 p.m. \
ATKIN & BARNIER.
THE OTAGO AUCTION MART.
Blocks offrom 10to 50 acres.
THE EXCHANGE SALES ROOM.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
(ADJOINING THE AHCADB, IN MACLAQGAN-STItEET.)) Entrance to the Sale Room by the private door ofthec /~V
to Letin the best partof Princes-street.
FFICES
Hotel.
MARTIN & CO. have been favored with
ith
DANIELS & CO. have received instructions to
*c
\J GILLIES & STREET- Princes-street.
100 TONS SUGAR.
N.SOLOMON, Puioi'RTkor,
H. E. NATHAN & CO. beg to an-a~
for
:
sell, at the CommercialSale Rooms, on Satur- TMTESSRS.
instruSSons from J. Borton, Esq., to offer for
Late of Bourkc-street, Melbourne
jjA. nounce to theirfriends andthepublic generally,y, _^
TO LET.
'.
sale by auction,_ on Thursday, April ISth,at oneo'clock
ck T7IDWARD CASPER & CO. are instructed to day, fhe sth April, at 11 o'clock,
opened
the above commodious and exthey have
that
nn\Vo
Commercial
above
Chambers,
OFFICES,
ANVILS,
VYCES,
JS,
BELLOWS,
really
property.
by
JQi
valuable
sell
Private Cohtract,
5 doz. No. 4 broad axes
*•"c QM.ITHB'
tne whole of this
premises as an Auction Mart, where they are
; tensive
JL Daniels _& Co.'s Sale Rooms, also, Four Roomed
Portable Forges, Horse Shoes
;)il.8
One Hundred Tona Sugar,
12J doz. socket chisels %to 1J inch
Blocks Nos. ,110 and 115, contain each about
prepared to receive consignments, and to offer by auc-c* IO
House, five minutes walk from Post Office. J. & R.
Chaff Cutter, Riddles, and Sieves
5 doz. mortice chisels, J to | inch
acres, isuncultivated, but fine productive soil.
Assorted qualities and descriptions.
description
tion
of
Merchandise.
any
Princes-street.
Baird,
Japanned
"
Goods
Frypans, Girdirons,
2 hand saws.;
Blocks Nos. 130, 131,133, each about 11 acressjy
Thetrade and wholesale buyers are invited to an
Storage for 1000 Tons.
Coffee Mills, Churns, and Wood-measures
iis eariy inspection, as from prices fixed there is little
0 LET, Shops and Offices in the New Building,
ia all fenced, and forms oue paddock. This
ttle
CO.,
H.
E.
NATHAN
&
Lifting
Jacks,
Gold Scales, Calcutta Lines,
&c.
ed doubt of the whole parcel being soon cleared.
Sale to commence at 11 o clock.
corner of Stafford and Princes-streets.—Apply
part of the property can be specially referred
.•■■■Auctioneers1
~~
SORLEY & SAMUEL,
to as being fine rich soil, with a nice stream ~
to Cobb&Co.
THIS DAY.
Ironmongers, Hope street.
[^
EXCHANGE SALES ROOM.
of water running through it, and beautifully
PAT
E
R
SON
SATURDAY, sth APRIL.
CO,
T A S.
&
LET.—Breadalbane House, West Taieri. Possheltered. They will be put up in seperate
PRIVATE SALE.17 mo
Two Hundred Cases Whiskey.
TJIOR
lots.
X session can be given, 26th March. Apply to
..'.-,.•.■
Anchor Brand Geneva, 50s \D t
Jewellery, Watches, Plated Ware, &c.
ABB
JD
id
W.
Blocks No. 134, contains nearly ten acres, uri-n'
POI.LOCK,
Butcher, Princes-street, Dunedin.
Brandy,
)
Fine
40s
"ODWARD CASPER & CO. have for SALE—
-fenced, and is fine bush.
E. DE CARLE and CO.'s Auction Mart,
FOR LEASE OR SALE,
DANIELS and CO., have received instruct
AUTHORISED BY GOVERNMENT
Block 135. Upon this section of nearly 13 acres
es Sh 200 Cases Real AtholeBrose.
the
Times"
Princes
street.
ft.
office,
Opposite
A FIRST-RATE STORE, containing two aparfcto sell, at the Commercial Sale Rooms,
ot TTT". WATTS, Auctioneer, Rattray-street, Dun
stands a cottage and a comfortable brick
un
TO SELL
■■ _£X. mentSj each 28 x 36, within three minutes'
the sth April, at 11 o'clock,
5w
and Mar Saturday,Gold
house, and the stone foundation for a new
Yy edm : Moorabool-street,
Geelong;
walk
of Post-office, and in close proximity tollattraywatches
"
building ;■ the gardens attached are abun-n- iet-btreet, Melbourne.
street Jetty. Apply Perkins .and Co., PrinceaRIFLE,
SPORTING,
Silver hunting and open faced do.
dantly stocked with rare and choice fruit
»t
ON SALE,
street.
Ladies' gold guard chains
'.
trees, and well known to yield most abun-aStout, Ale, Brandy.
AND
y
Gold signet rings.
LAND TO LET.
dant fruit.
BEVERLY, Watchmaker, Jewel-Jl" T> CAMPBELL
CO. are instructed to let for
&
Also,
Blocks 137, 139. Nicely timbered and fenced.
Storage for 1,000 tons.
ler, &c, Princes-street, Dunedin.
XV).
BLASTING
term of years.
Block 141. Has a small cottage upon it,_ and
Plated Cruets
~ '.Landawith frontage
"SALE~BY"AUCTION.
to Great King-street, of 132
Candlesticks
part of it divided into one paddock with a
P
0
W
and
ie" feet with a'depth of IGS feet, at a moderate annual
MERCER,
Retail,
Wholesale,
DEE
Genegorge
fronting
beautiful
fence
in
Cake baskets
the road; m
FREEHOL D PROPE RT Y.
ral Merchant, Family Grocer and Com-n" rental.
Inlaid tea trays
oil about 12 acres.
mission Agent, corner of High-street andPrinces|f
&c, &c, &c.
Blscks 143, 145, 147, 149and 151,; in all about
TO LET,
TOWNSHIP OF SILVERTON,
53 30 c mw o valuable
j£
street, Dunedin.
60 acres, securely fenced, and nowlaid down
allotHandj
i. X MENTS, each frontingbuilding
Bay.
A
FEW
COLT'S
REVOLVERS
on
Anderson's
|j
stone
grass.
in
The house is built of.
and thee
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock.
Walker-street, 82 feet
Wig
Maker,
Tj
GRIFFIN,
Dresser,
SUPERIOR
I'INISH.
.:
:
Hair
~
out-offices axe of the most substantial characinches
50
of,
depth
Dalgety.
6
a
near
Rstteet,
[
and Ornamental Hair Manufacturer, Arcade,
c tray,
by
THIS'DAY.
te A/P
1- W> CAIIR YOUNG has received instruc-icand Co.'s Enquire Ben. Smith, Architect,
ter, built regardless of expense by the late
Dunedin (formerly of the Strand, London.)
SATURDAY, sth APRIL.
m,
'yO JxJL tions from T. F. Every, Esq., to sell by auction,
proprietor. It is bounded on one side by
Princes-street.
Merchandise.
j early in April,
trasn, and can be particularly .recommended
38 sections, averaging nearly 1,000 square yards
'da
An. Invoice of Water proof Clothing^
PORT CHALMERS.
= /"^ARD.—J. S. DOUGLAS, Accountant andd
for the residence of a gentleman or for a
each.
7TIHE Undersigned
have FOR SALE, 4 and 6 \j Commission Agent, No. 2, Mercer's Buil11 nnO LET on most advantageous terms, those two
dairy farm.
;
,/■■,'
Engines
209
j
grant.
;
pull
dings.
Beer
of
the
best
make.
34c
X
valuable
Sections
situate in George-street,
Blocks 152, 153, 154. Is enclosed and fenced in
Title-^Crown
n
DANIELS & CO. have received instructed; toto JL
~ bered 53 and 54 on the plan of the Port Town. numTheabove land is situated on the main road beJ. DARWENT and CO.,
sell at the Commercial Sale Rooms, on Satur-r.
one paddock of 30 acres
or less) and1( j tween
FACTORY,
OACH
Stafford
Street
21
Dunedin
and
and
extends
from
Portobello,
particulars,
apply
>m
For
to
day,
April,
has alsoTseen down in grass.
t the sth
at 11 o'clock.
Stafford-street.
1 Blocks
the School-house to the Bay, commanding a
DunedinJOHN JONES & CO.,
is opposite
An Invoice of water-proof Clothing, comprising,I,
160, 161. Contain each aliout 10 acres; is
~*
splendid view of Dunedin and the neighborhood. It
Proprietors.
1*
J
MILLER
BROTHERS,
light
drab
coats
Dunedin.
Zephyr
cambric
unfenced, and will be offered in two lots.
SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,—
is one mile and a-half by water from the Jetty, and
nd
Black, grey, and brown reversible Alpacas
The Auctioneers, in refetriug to this unusuallyj
Chests and Boxes Congou
BUILDING ESTABLISHMENT, St.
it.
TO HOTEL-KEEPERS AND OTHERS.
by the road from the Post-office.
two
miles
and
a-half
j
j
.
Alpaca
with
confidence
that
Black
twilled
p
every
roi)erty,
lect
can
assert
ks rpO Let, a Large Three-storey BUILDING, with
Andrews-street, Dunedin. Smith, Hutcheks
Taylor's Chocolateand Cocoa, Nutmegs
land is most eligible for theresidence 3eof
gr Theabove
nothing can surpass it in the Neighborhood, either
Coats and ponchos
j"'
& Co., Coach Builders and Wheelwrights.
I Cellaring, now in the course of Erection, suitArrowroot, Salt in 2 lb. packets
being elevated, undulating, and remarkably
"y
Black alpacoa ponchos and wrappers
for situation, quality ofsoil, and the distance from
m families,
Candles—Neva Stearine, various brands
able either.for a First-class Hotel or two Shops,
healthy.
Silkreversible coats with jpockete
Sinclair's
Jowls
in
barrels
ia- Princes-street North—adjoining the Octatown, only about two miles and a half
HOTEL,
JUNCTION,
N,
situate
general
(much
wanted)
For
few situations are
stores
Superfine blue cloth reversibles
st
Tlie locality has been chosen by some of the oldest
ire
(Late Chaplin's,)
Morton's Totted Pastes, Meats and Game,;, COMMERCIAL
v_/
gon.
more promising, the distance of the Tomahawk DisOveralls:
settlers for theirresidences. The property can at no
10
WEATHERLY
&
CO.,
jSincluding
Partridge,
particulars apply to
HOME,
ana
For
further
Pheasant,
d
being
inconveniently
trict from Dunedin
great for the
ne
Knee caps
Proprietors
time beencroached upon by small homesteads,
Grouse
... Almonds
S. CORBETT,
Itis well known that the late proprietor during hisjs numerous settlers.
.'
coats and Zephyrs
Reversible
Barcelona
Nuts
and
Shell
Manchester'House,
Builder,
;c.
■■
T7^
Practical
Sec.
MILLS,
Architect,
building
purposes,
plentiful
Firewood, and stonefor
residence here spent several thousands of pounds upon
&c, &c, &c.
m and
Vinegar, Wax Vestas, Castor Oil '..Princes-street.
™
'
George-street
Jli.
scenery
neighborhood
near
.at
hand.
The
in.
the
od
property,
advantages
purchasers
jjj
tlua
which, the
Ling Fish, Sardines, halves and quarUrs
will iis most beautiful, and the ocean beach within, an easy
sy
; walk.
benefit.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock.
7 COTTAGE BUILDING SITES TO LET.
Salt Beef in barrels
& J. M'KAY, Upholsterers and Cabinet
obtained
at
beautifully
Plaiis&nd further information can be
ALLOTMENTS,
situated,
Butter, double rose Cork
Further particulars, with a plan of the lots, will be
be
COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS.
Tt Makers, Rnttray-street, Dunedin. 15 30c}c mWENTY
the office of the Auctioneers.
■•'-■■X overlooking the Bay from Stafford-street.having
Cheese, Cheddar and Dunlop
ready next week. Paddocks and bush land will be
be .T DANIELS & CO. tender their grateful thanksg
Terms liberal.
DANIELS & CO., Auctioneers, Valu-IThese allotments will surround a square,
'•■'■■■.
Finden Haddocks (Dunns)
to the Merchants, Traders, Importers, and-,i:
offered for sale and lease early in May.
O
WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO.,
"
es the advantage of a cart right-of-way, and only one
ators, and General CommissionAgents, Princes
Public Generally of Dunedin for the liberal support\
Street.
minute's walk from the Post Office. Rent, ss, per
WEDNESDAY, 23rd APRIL.
<fc CO. having commenced business as
as accorded to them as Auctioneers, tec, since their esManse-street.
week. Apply to H. Fakley. Arcade.
r-ttablishment, and take the present opportunity ofresAuctioneers, are prepared to enter into ar■'
SWITZER,
Wholesale and Retail1
rangemeuts with Impotrers, Merchants, Tradesmen,
n, pectfully
THE
GLENORE.
soliciting a continuance of the same.
j
SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,—
(
FREEHOLDS.
Leather
and
Grindery
orD.
Black
Princes&c, to sell goods at warehouses, shops, the wharf, or.
finding
increasing
Warehouse,
J.
& Co.,
that their
business
Sheet Iron, 19 x2O guage
TjlOR SALE, or to LET for a tei-m of years, a
street, Dunedin
To Mining Companies, Diggers, Speculators, Store-X iwherevertheir services are required.)
rrequired extra, accommodation, have extended their
Hollow-ware, various descriptions
.17 newly built COTTAGE, containing six rooms,
keepers and Others.
H. Knox & Co. intend to devote their whole att- ppremises by the addition of a new Auction Room, to0
Calcutta Rope, and Bengal ClothesLine
quarter-acre,in a retired situation.
with
TAMES
KNOX
General
Commission
CO.,
k
n
legitimate
tention to the
Auction Bnsiness.
they invite inspection ; it will be found thec
v
which
and L.H. Shovels
.
D.H.
Also, two Double Cottages near Knox's Church,
Agents
and Gold Buyers,.
ti
HIGHLY VALUABLE AURIFEROUS LAND.'.Offices, Manse-street.
J
Most
Hunt's Shingling.Hatchets, Assorted Cutler
Commanding and Best Situated in Dunedin forr
will be ready shortly.
Broadway, Wetherstoiica.
i
jj
~ Auction
Sales of every class of merchandise that reEwbank's Patent Nails, Horse Shoos '.
For Sale, several Freehold Cottages and land.
& CO., Commission Merchants,~
THE WOOLSHED.
TO AUCTIONEERS.
q
quire
display; and especially for. land sales,
Bar Iron, St. Holla'brand
For Sale and Lease, sections in Port Chalmerß,
'."'Auctioneers, kc, Bridge-street, Nelson.
The First Discovered .Diggings.
& CO. will make arrangements for
or
J. D. & Co. wish to; intimate to Merchants and 1
White Lead, and Boiled Oil
Invercargill, kc, choice Rural Land, North and
•..
, selling at Auction Rooms, Sale Yards, theac Others
C
that they donot import themselves, and thatt
Glassware, Plated Ware, Crockery
;
South. Apply to
160 MOST VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS, i Wharf, or elsewhere.
t
whole attention is devoted to the interest ofif
Printers'lnk, Paperhangin};*
thejr
'CALLUM & MURRAY, Importers ol>1
THOS. REDMAYNE,
Offices, Manse-street.
ti
their
constituents, whose sales intrusted to- them j
Cross-cut Saws
Fronting the Main Road passing the Woolshed, andj
Drapery, Maclaggan-street, opposite AbbeyCastle-street.
c
not otherwiserceive the same consideration.
fronting the Tokomairiro River.
Havannah Cigars
;
J
House.
TO PERSONS LEAVING THE PROVINCE. could
Jeix
To meet the convenience of buyers and sellersb
Jewelry and Watches
:=
& CO. are prepared to sell Furniture
T
AND
TO LET on BUILDING LEASE,
re
Surveyors,
ESSRS.
PILLIET
&
ADAMS,
,
Tub Sale to take place on the Ground.
®sales will in future commence at 11 o'clock.
Invoices of Books
I_J in the following sti-cet» in the City of
at private Residences.
and Land Agents, Maclapgan-streot, uear thec ;DUNEDIN
Advances made on intended sales.
Wooden Houses, &c. &c.
",
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Offices, Manse-street.
Arcade.
MARTIN & CO. are instructed by E. MusSales guaranteed.
Georjre«street '. Dowling-street
WRIGHT.
ROBERTSON
k 00,
No charge for storage.
grave, Esq., J.P.,'to offerfor sale by auction,i,
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS,
'CARTHY, BELL-HANGER, LOCKSMITHI Stuart-street
Manse-street.
.
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Rftttray-street
Account sales promptly rendered.
en Wednesday, the 23rd April, at 12 o'clock, on thec TTICTORIAN AUCTION MART,' .opposite
GUNSMITH, MACHINIST,
te
FHleul-strcet
Manor "Place
"'■
ground, at the Woolshed,
V Times Office, Princes-street, Dunedin.—E.3 Princes-street, Dunedin, Ist April, 1862.
/
AND
SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,—
St. Andrew-street
Stnn"ord-street
CARLE & CO. are now prepared.to receive
COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR.
\
Port Wine, 1; 2, & 3, grape
.'
THE TOWNSHIP OF'GLENORE,
re
GENERAL JOBBING SMITH,
Hanover-street
Walker-street
JDE
Goods for Sale.
Moray Place
Sherry in Bulk
The Otagon
HIGH-STBEET, DoNEDIN.
WITHOUT RESERVE,
\
ONIONS. TASMANIAN ONIONS.
Patent Keys, Trubses, Biar.d Marks, ice., mad1 iTerm of Lease, 14 years. Valuation given for iinBrandy, Champagne Cob. k Worfchington'n,
Consisting of 160 Allotments_ of nearly one quarterr
TUESDAY, APRIL Bth.
Ex Daniel Watson, from Hobart Town.
in case
Z
of an acre each offine rich. land.
& CO., VETERINARYr Pprorements.
T>RITCHARD
Apply to
D. J. NAPIER,
Rum, West India, 10to 30 o.p.
now to be sold extends from the
To Furniture Dealers, Hotel Keepers, and
and CO. will sell by auction, att
SHOEING FORGE, Rattray-street.
"Sots.—.The Block
MACLEAN
±
Mixing
Brandy,
Whiskey
in
bulk
Princes-street.
-*
Private Families.
to; beyond Mr. Cosgrpve's store, and 1
£
the above Bazaar, on Saturday, the sth inst.,
Ginger Brandy and Wine
Waterwheels
rj
Printer
JOHNSON,
within four miles of an excellent ,'Bush, with a first:
ai
FOR
SALE
OR
"p.EMOVAL.—THOMAS
—:
at 12o'clock, before the horse sale,
LEASE,
Geneva, Key brand
I
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Bookbindkk, removed to Telfer's BuildCAMPBELL& CO., hare received instructionsis
Milton Accommodation House, Tokomairiro.
rite dray road to it. -..-.
4 tons first-class Tasmanian onions, all in good
Old Toni. Swaine, Board & Co.
jj arid
ings,
Rattray-btrcet, next door to Hutton's New f
proprietor, wishing to dispose of the above
from Alexander Cumming, Esq., to sell by
iy
It.is. also well known,that the yield of gold in this1
J
order.
Cordials, Cloves, Peppemient, & Lemon pPtore.
apot made the fortunes of some of the oldresidents, ppublic auction, at his Store, Stafford-street, on luespremises, either by sale or lease, does herewith
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■Syrup
d the Bth April at 12 o'clock.
to any party wishing to invest in a proiit(rive
and .it only remains now for experienced diggers to3 day,
DAY.
notice
THIS
Raspberry Vinegar and Orange Bitters
AGENTS for WM. SMITH, Leather P
Q
avail themselves of..the present opportunity.. 25 Cases Superior London and Glasgow made
a business, that the above house and stables, with
SATURDAY, APRIL 5.
k.
Claret," St. Estephe," and Still Hock
Merchant, Melbourne. A. M'LANDRESS able
The general report is that the men at work at the
of
laud attached, is to be disposed of on
FURNITURE,
01
one
acre
WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO.
CO., opposite Dalgcty, Rattray, and Co.. 'reasonable terras.
A
AND
C
of—
For particulars apply to the unpresent time on the river-bed at the opposite side arej Consisting
Commercial Horse Bazaar.
Manse-street,
making frqin1 £20 to £25 per .week per man. Or it,t.
Mahogany 100 tables and chairs
dersigned.
AND HISLOP,
d<
SINCLAIR
DUNCAN CHISHOLM.
only as homesteads to intending resident diggers, this? Dinner waggons, ■writing tables
Draught
Maxes, Heavy
(LATK If.'SINCLAIR),
Mares.
MANCHESTER HOUSE,
Ladies' work tables and Davenporta
Tokomairiro, Ist March, 1862.
epporhinity can be"recommended.,' V
PRINCES STREET, DDNEDIN.
Princes-street, Dunedin.
Office wash-stands, easy chairs.
Ex Daniel Watson, from Hobart Town.
SHAWL, MANTLE, MILLINERY, m
f
Tailor. Draper, and Outfitter, is V
Brydon and Son's patent Venetian blinds.
TO STOREKEEPERS AND BUTCHERS.
i
Ladies', Children's, and Gentlemen's Outnow selling off the whole of his extensive k
Mahogany ciib bedsteads, Wingfield and Sona
AND BOBART, Registry
"I MACLEAN &CO are favored with instructions g"
•VTEULETT
*
On the same day will be offered the House at pregreatly
Drapery Warehouse.
SUMMER
at
reduced
ft
fit
General
prices,
STOCK
and
.conI and Labor Mart, next Victoria Butchers' Office
Com".
sent in the occupation of Mr.JCosgrove, consisting ofi Patent iron do.
tl from Thomas Simpson, Esq., to sell by auction, ,ijlisting of-—
Photograpliic Artist, above p"Spany, Stafford-street.
-«
Curled hair, and other upholstery goods, too nu- at
MELUISH,
six rooms,-with Stock-yard, Garden, &c.
at the above Bazaar, on Saturday, the sth inst., at
Black frock coats
i
the Odd Fellows' Hall, near the cutting,
Thiß latter.part of the property to be submitted for
merous to particularise.
t\i
twelve
o'clock sharp,
complete
Ditto
sac
and
over
ditto
with
filler
Machine,
Sausage
p
Superior musical boxes, Nicules"
S for sale. Sorley and Samuel, Ironmongers
«ale offers an unusual opportunity to persons anxious
Without Reserve.
Princes-street.
Pilot and drab ditto
for a good stand for a general business. It is sup- On
0 View at the Premises in Stafford-street, till dayf ri magnificent heavy draughtmares, young, sound,
ILLIAM M'LELLAND, Auctioneer, ■Hope-street.
Tweed andreversible ditto
"1
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of Sale.
in splendid condition, and all thoroughly
posed that there are at. the presenttime about 500
Black, doe, and tweed trowsers
Estate, and Commission Agent, No. 2, "
TO MANUFACURERS
Terms liberal.
staunch.
persona steadily and profitably employed onthe spot.
Bedford cord ditto
Buildings.
M
Mercer's
qi
Of Ginger Beer, iErated Waters, Cordial Makers, &o.
Planfl will be issuedin a few days.
Pantaloons and breeches
"
undersigned
TOWN
H
fTIHE
has for sale consignments of su[CARD.]
No Reserve.
PROPERTY.
THIS DAY.
Mole and cotton cord trowsers.
perior ginger beer and soda waterbottles, corks,
J
WATTS, Rattray-street, Dunedin; Moora- X
Terms —Half cash; balance by bills at 3 months.
SATURDAY, srn APRIL,
UNDER-CLOTHING.
\
ginger,
First-class Hotel for Sale.
Cochin
Geclong;
(
and
bool-street,
Market-sti-eet,
wire, whiting, lemonnde
bottling;
•
Crimean and flannel shirts and drawers
bn
tartnric and citric acids, tinfoil, gentian and
CAMPBELL & CO. have for disposal by pri- T
CARLE and CO. will sell by auction, at
*x
Melbourne: Auctioneer and General Commission baskets,
And a large stock of Hosiery, Ice., &c
making
otherroots,
of
suitable
for
bitters, &c, glass
Agent.
SALB
FIXED
FOR
J
contract
as
first-class
JL
their
',
opposite
"Daily
DAY OF
THURSDAY.
vate
Hotel situate in the
M
rooms,-Princes street,
HATS.
funnels, graduated measures, kc.
mmain street of the city, now" doing a large business. Times"
Ti:
office,
17th APRIL.
Black silk deerstalkers
DR. CRAWFORD,
fp
J.
BLACK,
The Premises are extensive, consisting of eighteen,i
5 cases Sinclair's hams
F.
cabbage
Surgeon
Royal
Plush, felt, and Garibaldi's,
tree's
Naw,
Criterion"Motel.
\>t
and bar, tap-room, three large public3
60 half-chests tea
bed-rooms,
Fancy, black cloth, and navy caps
THE BROCKVILLE ESTATE,
T
Senior Surgeon H.M. Flag-ship
fine
out-offices,
together
every
appliance
brandy
rooms,
ro
with
20
cases
practical
Two and a-half miles from the' Post-office, on the aE
JJ Raleigh j ten years'
Balmorals, &c, &c.
experience m the
NOTICE.
and convenience for carrying on a large, increasing,(
50boxes "Window glass
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Half-way Bush Road.
Colony
Co
of "Victoria.
fIiHE partnership existing between the undersigned,
rj
M lucrative business.
and
10 single and double iron bedsteads
"Wellingtons and half ditto'
Plans now in course of preparation.
Boarding
Lodging Keepers, is this day
Residence—Criterion
X
1
as
and
|
4W
Hotel.
Further.particulars, and every-information, to be
15 kegs Cork butter
Spring sides, lace ups
mutually dissolved. All accounts against or due to
BE OFFERED .FOR SALE BY had of theAuctioneers.
48 Sinclair's hams, loose
EDWIN JONES,
Bluchew, American pegged
the firm will be paid and received by Roderick
AUCTION, on an early day. in sections
An
invoice
of
large
tinware, kc, and a large assortR. CAMPBELL & CO.
And a
assortment of women's and
JEWELLER AND DEALER
from
Mi
MoKinzie, who will continue the business as usual.
ment ofsundry merchandise
children's boots and shoes.
tvx Mathematical, Optical, and Philosophical
Maclaggan-street.
10 TO 50. ACRES EACH.
NEIL M'GOWAN,
5 cases bacon
WOOLLEN DRAPERY.
RODERICK MCKENZIIS.
The Auctioneers feel great pleasure in bringing this
d
Instruments,
6 chests tea, Oriental
colored cloths
Estatb before the public. It is well known to be the T
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
Black and fancy
M
MaelagganMi
r<-et, Dunedin, 2nd April, 1862.
30
Geneva
DUNEDIN.
cases
doeskins
and
heavy
'
and CO. have received instrucBlack and
tweeds
Witness,'
Biost delightful locality round orabout Dunedin, com- IV
lengths
3000
spouting and ridging
tions from Mr. John Duncan, to sell, at an
BedfcrJ and woollen cords, &c.
miuidiag the'most magnificentviews, completely shel- r~
JOHN. T. GRIGOR.
1
2 eases saloon matches
WETHERSTONE'S.
day,
Xs large shipments are about to arrive per Eleanor"
As
tared -ntw bush, and a'plentiful supply ofpure water. cearly
Sign Writer, Houss and
The Lease for ten years of Suburban Section Kb".'
5 casks prime mess beef
and
"Donna Anita," the whole must be cleared I
Ii is iiardly necessary to say that several thousands, of
an
WHEAT
SOWING.
\
ship bread
3
casks
Coach"
subdivided
into
v
."
2,
being
now
28
without
allotments,
beep
expendetl'
having
delay.
Hinds hare
on the property by the g
10 eases2 lb. jams
PAINTER,
or 25 feet to a street, being a continuation
T]
In conclusion, T. C. begs to assure his friends and
Smut in Wheat.
TMPORTANT TO FARMERS;
teTroprietor,1 and the greaterportion has been under frontaarcs
r2
2 cwt. coffee, duty paid
Decorator and Paperhanger.
public that, from his long experience andpractical
prevented. By Royal
ofGreat
and
almost
the
banks
Wheat
j[_
street,
King
entirely
on
of
the
the
the
X
Smut
in
crop. Plans and further information can be obtained Water
?i
An invoice of carpenters tools, the best make. knowledge
of Leith, and the entrance to the sequestered:
kn
in the Tailoring .Department, all orders "
Letters Patent. Day's Farmer's Friend, for prevent-,
d» theAuctioneers
and rural retirement of the most beautifulsuburb of
LA CAKD.j
ing smut in wheat, and ravages from slugs, grubs,
with which lie may be favoredwill receive the strictest
R. ,B. MARTIN & CO.
™)
THIS DAY.
j£ city—the NorthEast Vallay.
good
style,
GILLON,
Auctioneer,
the
and
a
and
JAMES
and
lit,
guarantees
aphit,
work- ~l\
attention,
ap7 wire, scissor worms, and other insects," super-.'
SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
To intending purchasers of .villas or country re_Ll
manship.
General Commission Agent, Morey-place.
sedingthe old way of pickling with blue stone,..and
ma
sed
~
sidences the situation of the above lots presents many mr
TMT R. R. T. D O S S I T T, ««
NOTE THE ADDRESS—
all'other preparations; never known to fail, having
MANCHESTER HOUSE,
SYDNEY JAMES'
advantages as regards distance, its accessibility for TO THE WORKING CLASSES AND OTHERS.
established its reputation and fame in these colonies,
i
(Late of Melbourne,)
in the' neighborhood at all liours of the day -__,
needs
Princes-street, Dunedin : and the
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, residents
nee no further comment.
«'
CARLE & CO., are instructed to Sell by
to
to
Desires to intimate that hehas opened
and from the city by public conveyancesj its T^
WONDER.OP THE WORLD,
IPrice 2s. per packet, procurable through chemists'
LITKRT, BAIT, AND COMMISSION STABLE*
by Auction, on the' ground, on Saturday, at
be
beautiful woodland scenery and quiet retirement, J—
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE PREMISES,
Arcade.
and storekeepers. Observe, none genuine unless,
and
Maclaggan-street
be in a well sheltered and healthy position, render- 2? o'clock, an Allotment of Land, fronting St.
being
On the
bearing at each end facsimiles of ProprietorV signabea
Saddle
and
Harness
Horses
Jbr.
Hire.
nearly
opposite
Andrew-street;
the Royal" George
of the most choice localities for a suburban •s?'
TO HOTEL KEEPERS, &c, &c.
MAIN.ROAD, WETHERSTON'S.
ture. Manufactured only by sole patentee and proinlingit onearound
,HoteL two doorsfrom Messrs. Simpson & Hendersons
the Cityof Dunedin.
[A Card.]
fK
j
prietor,pr
Charles Day, M.P.5.G.8., Agricultural CheHe is prepared to Buy. or Sell on Commission, and residence
Plans are being prepared, and'will shortly be on ' On
C the property is erected a substantial ThreeR.
SETT
&
CO.,
BILLIARD
TABLES.
T.
DOS
mis
mist, 27 Lonsdale-strcet, Melbourne.
to make Cash Advances on' Goods 'storedrfor positive view
vie
at the rooms of the auctioneers.
i
roomed
rooi
Cottage,
Wooden
with
Tl
&
have
on
«aIe,'THBEE
Chimneyi
Q
Brick
CAMPBELL CO.
"
Genuine Horse and Cattle Medicine, Chejse 'and
Auctioneers, Stock and
sal*.
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Further particulars and.day of sale in ft futurrad- \', The
1 leas* is.for 14 years, at a merely nominal' Jti
Butter coloring.
SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES,; GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
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,
vertisehient.
.-'gn^
',
possession given; or, 80s-* -wit'
Agent for Dunedin;. ...
-with all necessaryfittings complete.1
ir_ flun'momMi
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S.
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It I tp,listen ftt oncij to reason, ar\tl; to do immediate, sppears>qnHo!cfeftr•tbatt.hese^ poor fijllows'wdre tvith- I"V7-he:i "she was puziied'alroady 1 'Became it enmo over
■ifli an-aee of -actual•doUveraiic'o,-aiKl--nutatsJinvo been her, on a Riddca, thai, she had forgotten, in Uie ds-eadst.aiids thus hjjre,;. w.e.pinnat.post aftcri'J.p.m., on ! justice. Not that we.should haye1 cared- u"'pih- 'SaVedyliaiaiittie'-inore
energy- mid intelligence been ful confusion .of the.tUßCi-Vdiieii was which; and of
'favors,'.ai;c.,
l- .the, lOtli, and'3'ptugenerally, delivered who agreed or. disagreed with .us,.so, satisfied were
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party who 'went to- the'rescue; -and, vrpi-o course she wanted, to look closer at them, and see ;
Jihint) anil <Khcr*i'roli tiers, for so snri c late .on"'.that cventiul eyening or thc^nest day; we of the goodness of our cause ; and, as
-used\bythe:
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letters of "London Gossip," kin lly placed at, ouv'■"■j!':tini\'oiv"tUe
close'
yavy.
so
to
tliein
for
time.- It;is-hard lines;" "aiid'Mie couldn't soe ; and lo her dying day she could
:(it is;said:in rbVitnce)' astlie b'okrGuy'qii's gafri [-" fhus'prccluclinir'all lioncof answering, tlib] same.' yo;i par hwt,
I
we' wei;e united aa one nian^aiial perhaps, id be^.blr.tned for-'-a long'
disposal for public ilion. T: will lie seen thai son quits rllonie^-llien1 jbeg'ins 'the ''ccsntin6nth; il 'Is riofth'j's
non-sueeessj-.but'l fliiiik" neverforgive herself; and let them throw" her overrf's'tu|>l'.l 'iirJ-nngcnitntl.? \Vhy not dc- nier.iifc fighting to the death.-. It was, however. ■tiiis-.isa-.casd;
-requires.'
wliich
close
-anil' it is; bo.M-a, ,foi- si miaei'fiblc w.-etch, if they liked—and r;o
owing lo llic siinuitaiii.o'.is nvriv.il of tn\> mailsltT
Is struggle for-.nmferordoin. ,Oh, y'es, Bondpartc'floo: s livci' our Ictb'crs two or three d:«.yS before the mail mos i gratifying to find that foreign--.potonfcafes jof; to.4)e hoped your authorities -will doccnmity,their-duty in the oil,' till the p'ei-sevenng" docLor was we.irjed out at
the December und January letters have; b >lhei>iueie as he.Jikesj ami everybody:'fears him: What's:ir iv 'leaves'?'. 'I:hoj)U''it is better iriybur country ; if: aUjioiitical shades,, and. whether'hostile or not to matte.-.
Who
.be, \nr.l; and ,'javeup Mrs. Drabble, and "gave up, with
krioVs.-buir-Stuart'and-Go:-may,
to hand together.
Wiicii we published Hie iir:.t;t .store,"..wii.o.siiu,!! say...?- .GntTibalui^idshis legions s: nut '.re must sec alioilt :t. 1'• 1dixtit!ji>rities get the- us on other points, agreed with nsinthi.? and said, .placed -in. iJurko's -.situation I -And shall they: 100 her, the whole case,"
of these leti(."-s v.-e f\p!ui'ia.l thai the •.vriter 1)2-i .keep,.i-beir■■ bright swords, .ready, for the: coining j, ■.coin.out-6f-"Sii'fbr.i.d6ing avmy simple" jol>i aud its! -we.were ri^ltr. This was'a" fine position to bo in,, psrbli iV..;a a similar cause..- Vn: (iai;ii.esko, let this"
So the poor childien were weighed and the heaviest
figbr.. and whei.hertits .to, bt'gin.iu Venc-IM, orin 1. a.«6od.payii;g-U;ni;f, -ujkl if-they won't' try to be- | ja.cl we we;e piTparing to carry cut onr ulfimatiiih banit»;i.;o-:to.
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.v>< i;;ned to Mrs. Hsavysides—tliu i-eSiilt'lisinj,' that
----lkved l.is tVidii'i io I).- stiil u.-;i.i:ig in .\feil, ;urli.>,;."=VjI ]I;:iig:irr,
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or in Poland,,'any day miivVuddenly ;•■, h:iV£.haixai:.i\i vJiis.viful niiit.ci1, tii."V must: be seen I jand how arfxiousiy wir watcbeJ.. ar.;L wnifedjfor
lfii'i, 7 oV; >ck; n- m.^—T-iiis te-.Saturday
.lushi, and the u.iMl'imiStte raivAtbf Avas a poor man all his life
uud it will ]>■' no.ii.Ml tint hi< (.;■..i;;iu jii iVju Ufi'us.' 'Msa>HinK;"N. (if. recruits, his
;■ Vcdvs ov Wiw has been and'ttuly. delineated week.; mast-. pii:;i.(,!i;.3.a-Uorb=fi)«-t.;ieclack f>tril><« ni-ic ihi.s while flic other iii'ji'.'iie.'l a'for'linne,* These lively tales
..,•.-,' ..",;-:■--;
!
'fin-.'.neei it to. '.'.W.bjllftl^rg^t'.tllJS.,
l-.'ft-a litiie spa.cc, «.s you-sie/in' hopis of will amuse .many.a. fireside in the Christmas holiNfcw Zo.tiniKl r;i-.i :tl-ct..:<.i-fly diviv-jil isvjni l,\ ;j an'.i evcryjifidy iiidii^if iii.s praise." Where then ki .I. had the A.urfraiian news .of. .October .25th (for a'rter week by-mr.vown.clear Pnach albresaiil. --But s>ve;;L;g.. _.l
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what, a fearful, war it, wuiild have been, dreadful havi-io; to V3j)l,y to. yoiu-Uetisr, or. say. thank yo, for day*.
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which many tlnuiks), but no ietter.last ..i.naij.
~.'< .<■■ M.,;
Melbourne p-ipers. \V«. p.ib.Mt ;iv:.i cik;iv, ;is
he" likes; ; '"'
y',iur.iiciV3y.Mser, but-the last momenthas nowa:?iva:l,
f«)!H yo'Si- place 'i<i tiienew Eldorado
rich
alike
to
victor
paper
vanquished}
The'rush
I
1
had
bat
the
w:-l.s
a
and
and
sudden
-death
said,
letter,
j
no
showing what iul>.< \k'>v.-> have ueun i-i:c ilated int se«u;s
but
no.other.,arrival.
I.sr.p:K>Re
youi(ifany)
favor.i
to' be •{■heckwl.-nncl-let us'h<Vtjfe Ivi'orc its 5 'treiit; 'It"gave"":v Ju'ii iiccotint of Siiiart's exnlo-' to.commerce and •proyrdss/1 took' fir a, m'o'irtent; will
;-■■■ Jitstioe tn a Soor'cii -llEt:r2—Bngl'slr'law jargon
be tletivere.! time on-lUomiay.; iiM am
l<nglund, tii.o-i^.i Liio mstiiiiiii of the \'L-tori.ui-: jj renewal'yourw'ili sye:mbi\r cWriiiy into its 3 fjit'bii" Ko." "2, whiifli' I greedily'devoured (other lit Cniuuhij where theland ilghfciilg- was to be; we; enough.ti :.s;ai anytlii.ig, -.it..shall, bs soreplieiio,liio'cv
1 -bearings., andpeople
and is kv:l.eno'.l;:h, but Ssotoh:la^rj:irgan.-beat»!:it all to
press.—lid. Iht: y Turn-,.
nut-leave the'substance ibr the •.' -'tfi'if'gs tlioi-eni co.'iiiiiiicd'T-shall speak of aiion), and vic-iv- send ing- troops as filstns -possible to bercadv duty aiijwerud'i>n(l acknowledged lioxt'uialh'■. .
nol-hin^, A\rho, on- the other side the Tweed, can
>.-... .",.•/•
London, l)i.ceiubjr, IP6I. >i shadow.,
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Iliad a.long <liscrtssion-with -L— iibbnfStuart.: there.' Ship ai'tcr ship has' iilfea^ly gone loaded"; .Look out.fdiMje\v3 of-our missing troop-ship;: she is ..make head.oxtail to t!ie,K Xols-erton business now in
Mr Duii
ini|j.iiiii-i ; tiisj comj litiun'..,s .1 see .you have your.murdering. Kiqes ?con:rfs 3 Theheggai'wouKln'treUdifc.biitmiuleuiotelihimaH svith sdmo of our best men ;. ancj iVipiji) more were called the. Parana, .and' lias on "board 1100'o- 3200 the b'ooi'jh Courfcof .Session—before one of^the Ordiof the ><u:t.-;oi] and a h.ippy new year. Long eree we have, our Mul.llusS'J Its truly lamentable?to >- about.;it, and- then -he condescended.to give his< buckling on their armour, ready aud willing; at mi Scots Fusiie'ers, &c. We have 110. news of her-yet, "iiarip3 ; and what is an ( Qrdinary,tp begin with 1 He
you gel ■.!:■.>! tiif hu.isoii will nave t!i:appeared, aiid know.that .your Mi- Green,, a,ii.d;-ucii.: quiet going o:iiuiou.pu. ,it..t -Will you prepare:-to'liciir that; hour's nol.ee to ctait on tucli a divadful joiivnev, b'.itthe .Times says we have V.otbing to .-apprehend ; ihust.be dn extraordinary, if he can understand the
1
There is a. Suit of
w big iiolu be made ;n the new \ ear. iSV. e:liic- i nie,n should boinstantly saeri'lqed to.the revenge- Stiiavt is' is.-a, ijniff■;'- So'.Siiiti1. tlio lnight.y—". Wiiy an oven.v.'l march "f^.un.heJs of miles <jf" snov,"y certainly rX\a has not been spokon. anywhere, and we Sroc'eeclings.of liis;ow:i Court.
further inteiiigeuoe, and. hope for •eolaration." at the instance, of, lilts.">" Teresa
lfcs--, 1 u..n Ibuhnjly L-oiiiiil in iiiis pi-iseiiL montii-1 in) 'feeling.-; of.such savages. Look at our soldiers, .-if I.v.;i.'i. io. go.:qn that .job/'isays he," I should- mountains ami Bibcrian bivouacs-avid there to fight are bound ; to wait-'.:.■*<■'..'.".<',.'..
Lons\yorth or Yelvertonjand.iin action, of1 "Freedom
'.■'..; ■
ot\uiiip!unoiii.s io make u. civil :>pev"eh, or suilL-r Wisy'tliwy'think nothing,' now-ii-days,' cif killing f tiiiio men and' lin;;iics and.,g.rut). enough .to. iast for lor England's honor.. AH England and the .Eng- the best..... •■■
iThe weather has justnow. set in most ssvore. Up or putting tosilence," on tlie part.of M;ijoivY;elverton.
for my kuvapory. £>o «t once, l.iy boy, ;i joilv1 their superior "offU'orsV offer t'.ie villain's have a:nr thr.e. I siiouid-esttiblislvdcj'OiSaS every,B or: lish were iv anns, and' wou'd'nt the old flag"have to.■ the.lii.at
few days,w,s have ha I v:o \yiuso- yet, built We should, have fancied this' gentleman', if he was
CJiriotiiia-- lo vim.
unuergtmeexira drill for''misbehavior;lS:c. But ; loViuilos... I. .-iliouid dig for-.or oMienvtisC fincl been uphold? "I believe yon my boy." Cnnula projiises now to make up foe lo;.t tiine,,aTu"..t'ier3.is, eycr.io be put.to sileace/ must"have.'
:
to
Jiwen putCan
And noli, tearing puformed that plja^ant partt the- T'iaiej say.s it- must -lab pitta stop-to,'iintl retoo w-is in cai'iw&j, and she has 116,v .shewn us she sbnia liopss fbi- skating^-no snow., yet,, hiit plenty. s.leiicc by jiie^'ovelaiioiisof tie'DublinI'tiirjl.
wii-ier as I w.-nt niong. I shpiild'.itake a fowl Ar.noi'uiy letler, ] muse ha-jU: to niailv.iv; u i:l>;h are-2 eoirmieni.ls-taking.ii.tvny- ainmtmitioi!-; '&«.;;' Tiiere !'..,sitonjj's with;me, to seUleaecounts M'ith the 1111- can help herself pretty tidy. I dare say ws shall loxuiu;;iu the future.. It really ought tocome down,: anybody tall us whois to be made, t» declare what,
now loii-tideri.d Ijc-iv uf. ir.nl importance to ouri1 live-.•many.. diifiaaltius to enspijiuai-, ;but tiie. •tiyes.j;I. Ejjoiudtaku.ton: thousand niijiioa.balls-of- ■'.' henceforth keep (=ia-oi)g jyirrisons over flier.?, ftv -.you! know,.ones" a year at lea..t; .fqiy when do. or.r fcrwho ii to 1)3 put to ;;i°enc2; ;r,hd w.lr/'aiid.wheii anil
country, on." eommei' e, :tnd our lionur ; but MiL iii.. .thundarei- speaks and, we.niay-ttructdeF,-iti [fait
one or two we.ik points must now and for over bo Parks look,so 'grand aiidi .beautiful, as v/lieu covered howl WiH.anjbod,; put the,'psocefidingsinto iniellia
'.twine.for traciiiiv ''ijsJiould. take.PAppersand miners fliiftly
]iii«a<.li and l'alme:v.loii at the helm, tile ;.o >d[ accfnilpsi; -.. '..;.,..,'■. ~..,..,
guatvlct', and friend Jonathan nuy i.ike thick 'ivit|i snow. In KywVce they have lind .skaimg ■giblc English.i*6r us '? .Wesiiciud be ftlad.tp pay for
to, clear.away scrnb, and all such like .pajtry irn~.i
.for some ■•time,-and -I.,rend that' 'la .tha Bois ue Bon- the'ex;}l?.!)K,iio;i at our ursiuil h:',nclsome rafe of oao
ship Great Britain shall steer cluir of :til shoals,
.1 .sj'.i'njjylliiso. with yo.ii.r poor.eat.tle and'theii; pediinenls. I'should create .i>.lj".proper, telegrajih; my word for it, his chance of conquering our -ljgiiC,.l;apoleoii
! ■,owiiers'.'i,-'Tiia.t
and will make it-awkwaul fur the hiimj," wmo- ~
and his wife have been gallivanting po.ind2l3rlr.le; but v/e',cloubt i? the mau.exists who
pfeum-pneuhifliik,. must. ■be a "stations.'■ lii "i'aci;, I'sKdnjd take every conceivable,, Canadian provinces lias dcpaitcd cntncl}, audtic' and
capering about for six or saven hours., a (lay, to ,ca 1 .c.eoipr.er the.legal hieroglyphics ; qf,,Scptch prolivei'lichc. It may or may not "be. news, {:> yo'il (Ireadiui afiiur. Let's lyar rtgnin A-oiJi Science.': mail Vvohiiih"and cliild, horse?, -esirts and c;irriiige,y,.j; Mumou doctrine so inii:li vauntod iv Ameiie.m
tie
mob and tli_eaiselv;33.
g.'e;it
deiijitioft'ie
wjII
thai a 15riii\h iui.il boat, from a i.outr.il u> a ,' ''■Your !.).ip'i;rs
- cedure.. All we can see. Is,X that■tiiere is a.Suit v/liich
hereafter be in the silent inoo'i.
justly gjorifying-'tiic'oneiiing. btiiiocks;' cthvs/'pigs, -poiiftry, aud' gaiiie and-:1Councils
■tem.pu.s'fugU, and ~:'.Mn won't do ;'I must shnt affeots -iwo poor, la/lies"Sifal?:y,.a,ad,'tliat it ss'.has been
'.., B:'.t
neutial pi-i't, was revc-miy, wilii nuieh violence, ,' ofiha Gtpp's:l r.iiuiakes.,' V/'hat -I can see of it evey act; dccil.'nlafcter and thing"should by mcrbe jI Behold our banner! The Bufsh Lion now keep« up
;■;■£)!■ -more .treasons.. than one-; and so. goodbye, .dragg;;:g its slow ocurs3 doiijfor years,' iri forms tliat
!l
boarded In :iu American ship of Mai—i>an Ja- ■'twillbe a. fine^ 'tiling for your colony; *l--'■- .-•then and there done hnd performed; v.rhich'.should iI watch on the Canadian frontier; and the'-'American" /'at ones, and for aye,1' and>G-oa.ble'Jssypu.
It' I- bey.''..tiers themeniovy,, and, in languagei that defies the
ijasse.ea a.reel.lii a bottle
einto, Capt-iii Yv'i.ko (tlie aggressor), and "tin!} !' I "•see,--too,- .y'oitr rag^ei1 schools* are in favor. make failure impossible.'- I-'sliouid.'do-, tho job-by Eagle had belt, r dhccfc her flight to other clones don't hear from you every in jiuVn, either,by.letter, or- luidbrstauciifls.
Trent, Cai.iai.i iloir (the vieuai). Int papjrs -Go itj-myboy ; 'look 'alter■•■.the:
-and unedu^. ..such-aids-inui-appliances of tny own be tiieyjof the ifronques-t bo her object;- for there it .is no %o> .j)iipei-,.~l^sha.lltbink-you'i'e dead.or.very-i11,. t0 "/or- Th's case Seems a Scjicjireel in a'bojt'c'of smoke.
;,;,,
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JPttrih:
■'-. ■ ,;...; ,;. ;v.::
you recciiu fcive all 2)iu-tk:iilni'a of this, oairnj^c, eatcd-iuid you must thrive (in spite of the hop-. order Carbou;or.otheiiwise, and I;£-hould expect to And when we tui-n to the oL'her act of the tragedy get me not."
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T.id Foiut.it List.—The for'elt listfpr J859-61 is
and when in pod»e.>siuiii)i'ute f.:ctj- you will ibnn : -Dosition.").. ~,!-■ ■~. ■;...
Good bye,
and beliove'rae ever yours,
is apparent? ..;..,....;i
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.ih'ein hisv.ory. ..,I should not start on such^a- caper; (so nearly performed) what conclusion
.v.ii
a Lii'^e one ;but, alolion^U nsminafcors li'ave been
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Very sincerely, .-,
an opinion n-lictiicr we are ivrony, wiieii I.tell s.,
j .Xoii {jive, a.,queer uainc to » neat system pnt .'.with the old.i'ii.sliioii uptious of .Park, C.arpsuter, Look at out-fleet and look at our armaments, a«d
Ik iv j'tin many ins^aucefi, the 'w'nr.ers have
you Old England is iu arms. Thereis but uue,! you.r.way, biit.as thei;e,seems.to,;b.n a.goorl niany; Sav.tgc,.Ltu-dnci'j'&c.,but _should .cxciviso ,my own look atoui' mighty resources'and tlio mighty' ener&c" &■> &c- v>"'ty
j,ol<s.ije"r own wi'otu/ fairl/-., i'or i«bi.aiice (akhough
expression UucJ, and t!isit i.->, Vv'ai !" On the j .tit,it,."sUcking,up/;.musf;'be a go.od game. ■/ "' " .scientific discretion. I ought.to have.been.in Aus-. .- gies that woald have been developed., lain sure
to L.oeile d jfjvo 'iad to orgr up), Sir Jo^epl' Ha^ley
ADIAGRACEFUL CASE.
30th November the Jii-ropa"t«ok out io Lord j ■* T shall be 'glad' to hear, „ tliaf. ybitr.' "frtiiia.""- What's the use of paneling such people I have no \v <jd to attempt this ilhi'-tuition, or
'■The!cause heard yesterday iii "-the- Cosaty -Court o Uy !aclcs>. LIOO Oi* ilrs'Ju's l)e jy xooney, and Sir
Lyons the instant ultimatum oi'ihc iiriti-sii Cabi-J "Agriciiitural' Land Licenses are 'numerously ■wifcH'snfeh.'an'tiquatc"d''ideasi on such a spec, &c." weaVy I'ou wlthconjccfcur.il details on a thing to
public interest, with the .exception of Cj... !•••( Monck only Ll2j o-" Qdme^ters" J^t. Leger.
of
ware
uo
netjivliicli is iwm.cdiatc reaiorjt.o;i
Yoii will "tTi-'fuby get good'■' citizens,- "Citn tlicre' be rVny'iloiibt'ab'ont'it—says tlifit Stuart manifest, your "own practical acquaintance 'thereaiiclj3W!ifcs,..T^liiclj..I'flissloisei-L a Jt J\ls.- y '-j tjl7s siio » for TJGnmiby.'sPerby, and
Vveium!iim_,v..Lau_hei:_
oi1 the pri-' issued,
souers, and un ample apology, or his passports—
-iviuclr-is a flue '" tl'iiti^g- "iri: a\noiv"country.- is'a-muir'.'tnd'nou up to'his: worlc;'ahd'thci-eforc he ":with, and your own tuie British heart %yilt suggest state
of tlim^-i which.it' is to be liopsd is'noiv.-iually Jfr. E> /uod Ll5O for Bu^teillv'a Oak?, and Lord
and the re 4.
'.Jionday1, 15t!i Dee'.—^-Prihce': Albert :d led ;on --fails. 'You:kua\v,t!'.c'dear-^—wbii*t-airowthatcvcn ';ail this'to'yon; and-we will both instanterjiimp to met with. I'iie plaintiff, a (Jorinan purveyor of street A.'3sb>7iy L225 for St. Albau's St. Lege..' During
wrsprid up vith'n L3O;
All soils ofßiirniises are indulged in by our Saturday: night last, nearTnidmght.'The-paiicr^-I Jack-.-can-iplay'at Billiards'; -iHiat1 is, can the very agreeable conclusion' that the slaii-sp.in- music, iii;the:year 1857 iinp'o'fted with him frij.-i Ira "a^t 7 3ir the Cunbiid^es-iro
V? -> ,\swe M;. rA'tt^on s.till Ireks
papers as lo the intentions of Ameiicu wh'h re- send will.t'jll you all about i£ ; but perhaps this, .play properly. --To' anyone that knowtanythiiig j jglcd-bannei- would havebeen universally Atj a dis- .naavelaad.nveyoimg.females, wlio were aitided :to!; ftn-i tlie Clrv.ter
gard to us, our trade, ami our provinces ; but let ivili reach.you first. It lias taken- m-all-quitu.by.. .'..of.anglesaud'tlielaxvsjof gravity, it. js- -quite clear count, that our own juek-frxvq -and bright blup hiva.as apprentices, to ieavn from him. as best :he L32rfoi-a lor OasLe^e--, Col. ToTrnoley L2jO for
1
rnn's Derby, £> h! Mr. Saxon L225 for his
dear lirotlicr Jona.'nan bownro. The "bouneea- surprise. We knew he had been mivoH..;fbr the I'that a cannon -is mado;.at.au..angle of-^5 °- by ■;■jackets-woiild-liaVe chased the-'Yankee--?rascals all ..cpii'd.teajii t em, the'ai'fc (frequently- heard to per- Ket^ecl
steeets) o/'abusing the -powers.- Oate. It is no yiaa 1 thing1 fo a meei/ng like Donble bully" will catch a hot 'uu if iie aggravates lajt two .or three .weeks', but it \yas announced as striking the ball low, on the top, &c.' ButJl will 1overthe watery world,and' made them the laughing fsotion in..Melbourne
iuten(led:to be used for,the prociu'.itionj daiter, vheie tlie s a1.2? of'6l pmoi-.i eu t0iL15,120,
ofiiist.yv.'meuts
us to strike ; for wo are just now in pr.we fettle ; a severe coid, and people,'..of course,. thon^ht not/further ti'y'your patience by. des^ribing^iu: .j..sjjoek.of nations ; Jo tliink that such bounceable, ofmusical sountls. The'plaintiff
youihfurap.-* .1 .iove it paid vp uLeaii;, srve Jj5o"0; atult ct&vin
fit for anything- at sea. 11 is expected thai Milne's nothing about.it, but all at once gastric fever frieiid'y profound' puilo'sophy,' eudiigli is1 said to icut-throat" bullies, could bo so effectually and so prentie.es,d--ly readied Melbourne,aiidrliis
( eidbly reduced when this
where theiv laßoi'S will, 'o tlou'oi, be coii'.ljibie
squadron in tho Atlantic is quite equal to any shewed ifeelf, andthe Prince rapidly .stink untlcr convince'theWoVK! wiib is ta'C man proper'¥■■ and. in. 1easily whipped/ Have we Dear
talked now ijrovscV.hi^iily profitable to the plaintiff,
full/ circulated among
mial, ViV'lt "lir -eot'on lisi/"
definite
Home Nmvs.
emergency, but if necessary we can treble it in ,it. ': Thi'3'i's'another dreadfulshdck to the Qaccn, case.his wiiereiibouts"should not'bo equally well <enough 01 these .patent humbugs. I buppos-e jon.'\c lippe.'jL'eci fdi" theevidence, through his havinn;: estati*l.
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'had
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TN
&lirLl»—B\T
"V AS JCIIL KcMl D\
consequences'after
your
papers
iilnncdtately
proclaim
si/,
(pardonncz,nn>')
her re- known, let
that I
and yet
with the female defendant which we'reI',
qunutum
less than no time. One can hardly imagine that and we treniblc for the
:
a,' liftle lihe;.Lr.e!ii.tLons
_n co «. - p 'ncip"'ly of
<! y.
iif;
any enlightened, nation, with commerce for her cent severe affliction.. The Prince" of Wales was there.issiich.aphi.eeas--^^inOldßnglnndi'l expect '■)'more. '.Thoit stupid civil qtiau-eL>we'll leave to its quite; inconsistent with the s'ixtji; article of'their' V
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<1 w 1 oil ye v b°u'j diii uer*, bin uhc
j
base, could now a-days bo found trilling with the luckily at hand ; ho was with-his father the whole our dear friend-, will bcalanningly astounded when ifate—the issue is so" pla:n; i. c, the " tliiited agreement,' " that he should be towards her n faithful
c n a*
ci
net
i o i i.TS 5i a ire ot this
inighty engines of deottuction science has lately of-baturthiv, and will'be a jrreat solacerto the I tell hiurwhat.lfiirther know in this matter, i.e., ■!States" isa thing of the past; and of eourss neither proie.g.'pr,":she was compelled foi^ajtiijje to seek shel(i er tsvn t
■> laim j p'le l^d
n 1&_8 lor so tie
Hospital.
in;the.Eying-in
On"!eaving
iisylum,
this
foigcd, a>id not only running counter to, but ac- Queen. .1 have sent you. a specimen of the London that your own Smart is again on his. travels, for I of tho parties beUgoi-cn^.w;U get the best bf the ter
pe\ jii^y übc e\v s i (JpcUk. ii vie health
sue de.tc.'inined to leave'the pjaineff's./service,' butsho ,i tjiiiJ
tually forcing a quarrel upon this country.
papers ; as you might .expect, they arc .all, ;near!y' read that his'thiyd expedition has started, let me ssquabble—they are both ruined, now aiid for •I'efuiicd
nil
o V\o sh^ep r„ 1,
i fion> tiic
to
n-'ow
hoi"
to
.or
her
./
takg.aijfly.liei^-filothes
I need not tell you that our uio'.to is'pcace— iilied with this incl.ancboly subject,..and.,yoii. arid I at onceutter my' hearty "God' Speed,'''arid what- (ever one may say, Tana~i6~wiirbo well tbrThem all banjo inftn she had sighed' aiPl'O'tJ. (produced in hi In ii i cof 1" s I ukl psi \-> u'ip li°i'oitc
not at any price.
Peace and trade is what we w.ii! join with'thcin in .all sympathy for ithe'Royal eycr of envy, maliceor dread uncharitablencss may iwhen ones thu "foolery is over, if they pot to woi!c cou. t), purporting to be an aekr.<>'.vle<!;i'eraer.i for,so lii/ p ncii li>2o uhe )i ii ciiLCb Oi i.iie dis°ise vi
j
want, and H is well known we put up with much Widow, and prayers for the dejiaTted. 'And■we exist in the good heart "and fertile brain of our iin putting their respective houses in order,1 cease, !much*of lier pftssa^ei-mbnby as'was tlielr,':abco-'d"Og'"to' ' 'i. j\ ti
Al bite a hole fldclt » Two fi" h ton-lit
An 1 ■">!, lisi? id nf, i
ignominy and injustice to obtain and preserve may us well at'oticc endorse all the good things scientific home friend,-I, for one, shall bo fully ttheir insane bnfilcum and behave like rAtionnll- 'plaintiff's ealcuiatio'ii', not repaid to hiurb'y hi3r"snf-" floe'> Mt b'ie nlmeva
the'dead.
1
sin'
o* ■• It. (is jT "" i,>e r')3e[) would
precious
things
they
say
despatches
Many
these
of
Tiicre can. bo no donbt that- alive to all reports, accounts and
in any. 1beings.
a lesson will have boea taught .vicisl'' to- thnt1' date/'^-l'ur this iimdunt,-r;'rso com- I i
; but there is a limit to forbearance, and we expect if the Yankee makes'us as a husband and a iatherhe was all that 'could be way relating to .Stuart's exploration, No. 3, and t them, and:for the iiiiurc I. .think it .will,tako" nit' pufed M\f: .'£io'- 103.,' ..the prcssnt-j^plaiut was ii1 ), a-vl llic meof \ tuous c lie io" 'ion iec»in
«Ucll ■" P 'iJC SOI J, CX, IQ^Q itv ,1 HI
fight, so much against our -will, all Europe and wished, and that he by his own good lifeset an, perhaps shail have the pleasure of spinning many, :.ttheir time to hold their own, aud leave but little bi'puglit ,an'rtliist-'.: tho" "'young .ii:'woitiaiv-.:and ■; her lil(,ld"Cl
)
aiina uehji Ml ail, lriiv d
i lii E v ops
the world will rejoice to see the " tarnation lar- excellent cxamp'c-to the young'princes destined another long yarn, be-it .to'your-horror or-to your sspace for iillibustering, and if so, the old proverb husband, she .liavhtg -since "feen -mari'ied.-! ;lt wast' ii Ii ci
eno
pi >pj l "n> i il ; cv j■> deco~L o 1 of
upon
atl
by
by
counsdl-ibrthetlefeiidaiits a-id
recurs " out of evil cometh good," the world at | roni'arkcd
,'{.'■ ■",.-■.: l
ruping We'll give him." But11 shall leave this: probahly to rule and reigufcvor this great countiy, amusement.
ou i Jo io" i wet1 £ iiomti Uiti ilo fie cl j
that, it was-, very siiig--*hu" thai; the IJO U
jSTcccl I sny, lam still. much.intorcstcfl in poor 1
subject now-; for I daresay you have had enough and for, tliis Prince .Albert is entitled to ail oar
largo shall benefit by the execs- of American j the-,i;'.dge,
o o ia »la auiAnyi and
oaoa.d iwve been v>r..ifcteu in. !Gngl".«!i, irhei all tbe et pa me in the ill
of faiy preaching. The chances are. thatlong be- praise ;" for we we'd know how differentthey might Burkes fate, your only hops, «s I now read, is' in 1bounce.' Even now while I am talking thus to you i partie? whose names appeared upon it were Germaus-,
i r notli
"ond
o liid n. peiin litnL oi'tcven
a luck
foreyou receive this, and Ireceive your sentiments, turn .out. under, lef.s favorable parentage; You the neighbourhood of Cooper's. Creek. But the twe are in the very thick oftheir dark and >A -omy| aud could not to-tUis day spaak, or understand Engrt! eiie* t n iv i o (oi waul n,) o<i uho xl
.the subject will have died away (let us pray) ; must not thinking prosy while I am discoiirsing accounts are to vague to make miichput of them. Ipassions; for unless I toUl yo? you'd not believe 1 iish.; and it was sworn by the .female defendant that en in jo I mo d or Ie s to i co the flock oi
bnt I could not help having a jaw about it, and on this slid thetric.'.. t'j'eol bound in duty to devote arid' ftfjventlydo I hope ".tiiat'the next mail\<i I' iit, they have several ships of war in andabout our it was never explained-to her, butthat she signed it pun c die flock 1 ept i» ore Jian ojo jeii ou
one entire page to it, and Iknow you arc with me; enlighten me. 'It is truly sad to think even of tile | docks at Southampton, ships ofthe rival factions, under compulsion, as plaintiff said otherwise he would the f nin, miuil 818 Ha\isijiTi tlnt-veoi purcli"std
; I shall now leave it in better hauds.
i flocV of Luicokbl hi. twes fo brocc^, I com
I had just time last Kiail to do postscript, and I much regret that I am compelled to' wait probability of such a-tale as Eranklin's. - Party cand they ai'C threatening each other in most war- 1 keep her clot'tes and her music. The case for the de- me
ice I\\ uU p; \ iv uliem iboul one _, 11 of fine diy
clays yet for the mail. I should prefer sending after party sent out on perilous tr.iveis, and find- like mood;; but fchcy'ii not" fright th!.s dear isle ot fcnda'.ita v/av, that plaintiff had disentitled himself, to
acknowledging letter of Sept. 24th.
foui1
1
iltj \>ni t cli da , duiing the lutuain uid c-'ily
»
subsisting
from
of
the
relations
the.nature,
recover,
oii
this
to
inarch
instanter,
you
you
early
its.propriety."They
snftcring
that
and death. And when i
about the docks in I
might be in
You might have spared your Blpiiiliuian philiping only tFacos of
ol s > j'y, iid it the toi 11 nation ot a>c ~ from
young
pi
between himself and the
woman ; that the.acpic ; for it so happens I did not go on purpose to possession, but Ihave the consolation of thinking in my vaniul, I sometimes think I should have tthe .most.approved Guy Fawkc-j fashion,-with dark j knowledgmeut
cts
obtaiued from her by duress; then fi pi 'ial Ia v siL sue I witA iilie
and"'hoping that you shall kiiow it its' soon as gloried in an 'expedition of, this soi't, I cannofc but 1lanterns and. combustible signals to give notice to 1 aud that it was av/as
gee him break his neck. I had .two or three reapiikbii,!. Al-ei twelve jei c\. lenenca lam
of
tli
judge
sfcal-3 claim. The
said he "consons ibr'going to see him. I thereby had a holi- any one so far off; and no'w, to 'conclude Avith all l-jcollecfc that I have been,. spared. more dreadful ttheir fricnds; .of the slightest movement of an j curred with the counsel for the defendant;", that qu t r^ivinced till this is a &nc pie\ciLi\e of th»
day, and I went to Sydenham ; and I went over, prayer and: sympathy for the dead and the living, suffering than can'be easily.explained, capecially ,cenemy's ship;.aud the .gentlemen aro re- 1 it w;-s a stale ease, and one that oiight never to hava co ipl i ill anl fe»l conrdcat in l "■commending it o
:
the palace ; and if I did just cast up my eves at amen.
■ thosu who know .nothing of such horrors. One fpoitcd as armed cap-a-pie but our an tho- been.brought before a British.court of justice. The oin It iefi.i te s leetc v anil oest \ u!ej I>i tliw
16th.; We had quite a rush of excitement yes- more prayerfor Burke aud Co. The issue we must 1'nfcies .at Southampton have given thee 1 plaintiff had acted quite .inconsiiteiitly with his agree- pit pc c banj; lutcid 1 with no -naste, ait' Tvith b"i
the man oh the rope, what harm was there"? But
"
■■■■•'"" illustrious strangers"- notics to qn'.t ; and f ment'to be a true and' 'faitliful .'prolee tor. He hs-.. lev i1 10 n°i qiTut" , uncemoith snppiv imouius
''
there's no fear,- he'il never hurt; and I'll bet terday. An American mail brought President wait.
.'
tint
lieyed the document had beeii obtained "from hereby' to 7s Gel «.per he id It &my candid opinion
Gold Fields donot realise an- we have sent the Dauntless, 86-gun frigate, from threatening
you glasses round that when this magic rope- Lincoln's message, and ns it was of a warlike teuTho.NewZcalaud
smv' (lose., if it cnic the
to keep her' clotlics—" obtained By diii-es" ding uij lcp 11 evei «-oinmil
dancer arrives in Melbourne (as he is sure to do), deney the eltenp; 'papers announced " Declaration tieipatioa, "seemingly ; thisof cuurso is'undorstood SSpithead, to watch .them ; but tlieir hostile into
iliso
co
wil1
mo\t
it
die
liom
ilesili
as
aad.there
was
"no
consideration
it."
iHe"
sup-poi-j;
you, will be one of his earliest visitors.
If so, I of .War," &c.. The morning papers, however, by the accounts brought to your shores by the re- ttentions towards one another are so apparent that would allow plaintiff's counsel to be non-suited, cr he we las c t-uio al> the qmlity Lambs vill eat the
hope some kind friend will let me know;, and see have calmed flic .public miud, and \ya must wait turning ships. It is shocking to read of the result we have di''liu'!Lly. told the spooney warriors— would
I 'hen m a,few oits
a verdict for dpfeadanl;v .Plaintirfs co nii well is he dam
give
wtek to kupw.ourfiicc.. The Europa took to many of-ybar citizens, who were foolisii'enough tboth IVdcraland Confederate—that if they do get
; if I dont walk into j ou, and pay off old scores. another
to -be non-suited, wll'i £S G3. 2d. w U lie birlcj, ivln Ii I dec n better thin linseed
counsal elected
And now let us drink health to the bold Stu- out the ultimatum, as I have, told you, on t!ie SOfch to go so far on such an uncertainty. Of the many vup a fight in our peaceable, neutral watejs, costs.
I h^ c not lost i &he p
The ne::fc caoe on the paper was" a uocond ciko i o'd oi !<■■> vn'-liiio
expect
reply
ult.;
and
it
is
notreasotiabie
to
in
less
to
Dauntless
I
atbresaid'shaH
may
you
largo
appear
immediately
and
he
come
buck
that
left
numbers
:be
wnnJleifavor.each:
again
:by
plaintiffagainst
once.more safe
the.hnsba ad 'of. another Ijj tli c inplunl toi mmy jews
art,
claim the
ilie Loid May
andsouud; and if he has then really and truly than a month from that date. We shall ha?e a ing about Otago, &c, in divadful plight. What ""belligerent" with a fine old.Britishbroadside, ofthe girls, aud the'-judge askedwhether the: p:ai:i-. Thj Mytrivid is.h Alvpki j;—ln
a
send 'em all to Davy Jonea" locker. They tiff intended to proofed with this, -intimating tint,if 01 sCmk, on I *\y apo son dccubny liimself as
crossed the Austrulids, let him rest on his laurels,- mail in on the 2(sth, another- ou.tho. 2St!i, and a Christmas Day. It makes one shudder to and
uch lane supd a levery determined, nevertheless, and positive the .ei-cnmstanoss were the same a similar'veixlicu. i ' looieti y d eiiu i>i Abeiumy
and treat him well. What a man to smoke a pipe another on the 30th insfc. 15_y one or all of thc:;o read qf it it. -And what,a. .lucky escape, Iread, seem
s
for jCIO. being for
goso
o
are issued that no two ships shall leave would follow. ■; Under, these cirjnmsiaucas t*ie case ti eel colonel in heiiI'opv jcul
with! Oh4! I envy you that much. Why, if I ships we shall be informed of the decision of the ihauy had in Melbourne'who were on'thc/point of orders,
i husband for his
ng
seiM"°s iciKne ed
could get at.'him; and he'd only smoke a pipe and Washington Cabinet. Need I sny how anxiously starting. I expect hundreds'.of the victims will titogether, but that 21 hours' shall elapse between war; allowed to stand OYtt.—Arr/tis, .March 25.
wlicwas
glite
1 jaw,
d
Itwould
se^in
that
i
The
foi'owi
is
f.\i:n
the
of
uhe
;=.-cco2"!^'i
departure
actually
13
Art/us
; and so a3 tnoy
mean to
I believe he .and I should be pals. It is to we all look for the solution of this grave matter. never be able to get back again, unless your'an- ceach
ye^enla../, uolavjwi- "ii ons to fet muii^cl a.me to the monetaev aocnt,
c each other's1thrbats,: they'll have'to do it out d.iy:—"ln Jie C>n:n.y Co.iri;,
be hoped lie is good.at book-making. "Stuars's I suppose you will know all about-.it long before thdritie3 send out ships free gratis, for nothing cut
uji £2 10
the
ii "lt.on of some adveitise
Monday,
on
ilial.
Iclt
for
juc';,o
the
iemark
of
tho
a sea. The Dauntless has orders to follow them, tf.iiu'li.is
Travels'' will be worth reading. Help him if you you, hear, again fromme.' I must tell yoit here, like. ; Query; Doh'i; you think it would be ;i at
and pioinjsed him £10 if
"it -".i-! a (ti-j, acerul bu:in3/3 aUo^eiher," the plal.i- menls in tl c newspanci"
timt your legal, friend Edwin James is now.an popular thing to start. Try it on ■my boy, and and
a
I should rather like to be iv her, for the ras- tiff
,'can—that iy, if he wants it.
WeJHtii'iiu b.-ou^ht his ccitond action uj trial, the he co Odfind him i wjfo Tne lady vag first ad\er
seWpei
lequned h} "j vidowei
lj'"
It's sa'd to think of poor Burke and Co., but I American citizen, and has taken up his degrees you may have all the credit of it. Don't say I cals
c
are sure to have a " go in ;" and.it will be a JiienJaius being
ti
ed
io
Ob
a
"ho
girls
imported
by
n
one of the
hoknn, i Crovei uno it l pojn{ rient, ho was to be
am sangliine in these matters?aiid don't give them there, and now practices at the American bar. gave you the hint. .What.! Did I liearyou mut-i ssight worth looking at.
iro >i (ierjiany. a"icl ilie husband she lias
liiarsti diclnnch
vii
and
membei
ol
Chi
But
d'ye
you
lately,
What
think
Punch
forth
the
other
week?
No
one
know
dead
another
me
d
a
,-tcr
e;reilTiSo.in3S.s
c.i&js
pat
ago.".
barring
so,
-It 11. The
of lhe wo
were simi;If
up to the last moment: it really is not too late
"why ie has-been done long
I.reof Portugal ; fever killed him, just as it lsr, ■«Juii the e::ccp*.loi thai in this Instance the when a i inswu\i is lece vod fiom fie q\ Poituguese
I
yet, and I earnestly hope they'll yet turn up, or ( Just this " England's latest insult to America ; ioicc to hear, it, and say at one, God.bless your Prince
lie
>. iou<»ht the sjnation would
that
coloiel,
repeated
jj;^
the
ilni'ttV
dcii'e
not
cc
t°tin^
fiiatifie:!,
King,
you.
p
James domiciled in New York.". Not so Ciiarity. -Let me know. The poor things ought did
d his brother,
us I told
vas
Is it not
some of them at least, to gi-.-o an account of the Edwin
nsd- mlinli ci, he wi miormed that it vis a wife,
bad ; and you must now be told of one of his ear- to be saved if possible. Only think what wonders astonishing
thai any nation should prefer to iivc [.olloHajous, aeeoiiipanio 1 alve.-natoly by injucemej." suit not
a
rest. Once more let us pray.
j, housekc pet, thatjthe widower leqnired.
beVaviour of the and
11 such abominable filth as thoss Portuguese? it
aiuillua^e. The " dip;;raceful"
Your paper tells me you've caught the l>l(iek liest paiibrmaiiees in his adopted country. The these gold finders effect. I was reading in your in
coiihSue.i'.iy
plai.i iff to.va.vls ijo girl'in 1857 v/js
PholOoi iplis of the lady and gentleman "ncie c..
monster 'Harry." AH, honor to. the gallant vagabond ex Q.C. actually volunteered, anil ranscd papertluit you have exported within a given time ;iactually breeds fever and pestilence all over the jiV'l'i'l L 13.1in the laantier in which he altemjLjl eh i d, a v uietv of ne ooia ions wue enteicd into,
and at last it enters the palace, and even 1,0 ilViclii her eiidcicc ya^jjrday,
0
Humphreys f.ji- this achievement. It was well to be duly published an "opinion" on the vital- £120,000,000 worth of gold and wool, and this country,
Inol en oil", uid ilion lesumed , The a^ent lepeatedly
b/'Jie pro- lmtJoiLimed
tl
will have its victims—but I suppose it will drcliosi of a witnes-, a yo'un* mail, who
tiic letuea coloifel to sigii a piper pio
and gloriously done. (My coniplimeiils to him question of t.:c T, cut, to the ellcct that the Yankees, Ibrings asain to my mind the value of the laborer, there
swo.-e Ira
cert,r.m
quite
right
,
now,
re
n
to
a
for
the
extent,remedied,
poor
premises,
Truly,
wo
in
the
and
dear
old
who
so
the
shall
be.
iho
o velum 410 it the jiiat^h ciraeoff , biic
fellow,
Enghclpcth
hlepo
y.l
yojS'^e
old
MiJi tile
to misin^
very'specially.) Is is not a wonder the villain -■'
du-'iti-?
j
are almost in insurrection about it; but this counii-y. This was explained by the fema'c de- tin ie lefused to do, stata1 £ Hi it it -\vo ild be \,antadidn't fight for it ; but of he we'd have eno'. Of : land and her gallant Captain Moil' out of Court. iba-immortalised. I sometimes fancy that the New people
V
business.
fendant, that the yjut'.i was then only a small boy, uio nfc to tellins his dau.,l ter, wjio ultiraitely got
course long before this readies its destination Now, what's to be said of a.fellow like this ? He Zealand miners will turn soldiers in their'dcspe< :t-:that's their
I see you have nccllmaliiscl the Hare—that's and that, from the, crowded state of the ship, they mil iJ to tie -widover 'i'heie was d, third party,
you have duly killed the wretch and had him commits all sorts of peccadilloes in his native hind ---ration ; and I have almost hopcdlo hear such was
to be satisfied—the biide-Jicoin's "best
disgraces
your
,
s
and
the English bar, and then in a death- the case,; for it might be else that,their .thoughts.. some reward for
exertions. Go on and were obliged, three girls and this boy, to sleep iv one biwevei,
euttn.
imtuedto ex
berth. Til? same evidence was given a<s to the keep- mm," the mone uar> i^ent, and he aMeetings
V
of any
Lady Canning died lately at Calcutta'.' This struggle question between two friendly nations, ---.would turn to buccaneering, or sunnnut in that prosper.
i,' t LlO fiom th<> bndeS papj
ininical
iiUbil
instrument,
ing
girl's
ohe
clothes
and
Our Parliament opens next month, and the
place
an
took
between him
is a sad wind up for theotlierwise glorious career '■prostitutes his fame as an advocate to inflame the line. I look for inu.ch news by next mail.
t
but
imie
ible
natme
signed,
(written
in lingiM)1) was
mia
a
1 aekno\\]cdgineiit
;
of
Jonathan
v
weather
will
be
ditto
soon
after
then
comes
the
passions
Mr.,Bully
against
hang
I see, you have condescended to
two of
in
of the Indian hero. He, has iVad a very arduous excited
language; aid the icured colonel, at the lattei s omees andHy
althogeiher, we are full of hope 11J113 of th" pai tics to it umleistauding fieb«idp=s
time of" it, nnd on all hauds is allowed to have our poor little island ; but, as I have said before, your dreadful. bushrangers, nnd there appears to Exhibition, so,
aod the female defendant swore that,
the ticenl tns sim what uiucenuy messengerof
shall-be heard of in' this quarrel in spite of ba many more that want hanging. I suppose you a'and promise in Old England.
plaintiffthreatening 10 keep her clothes, one Morri- m n biou oht au action in the Loicl Hayoi'^> Court foi
done his work well, and we should have all liked ".we
The Co'itineiit h very quiet just now, if we son (who was brought forward as a witness, present tieiocoveiy of the LlO
Itwai, however demon
James, Esq., n.nd the lot of them.
have no better way of disposing of sr.c'i wretches.
him to bring back safe his lady-love to share his Edwin
And now a v;ord for onr bold Volunteers. An 1 have often thought a cheaper, more-expeditious cexcept Ilali.m brigands and Vesuvius. Old Ve- on each occasion wiien plaintiiF made the girls give sti t d tli it he ■« is thiouDhout the agent of the
honor and glory, but that was not ti> be.
p4pa in la%\,
of
that
liaj
and
rot
now
ividowei,
.'"aiing
up
ord'jr
suvius
been
in
lino
this
time
1.0.
fastened
the
and
told.her
that
door,
lately
head-quarters
stylo
U.)
was issued,
that and'more effectual mode of treatment would be to -si
him an
from
Old Sir Petei Laurie, the city magistrate, is
thiiik I slioul I liice to see that once). That if she did not s.i';n the pn.iier, plaiiiUiTs. wife would md he did not mich mcicl his case by ,i pioceedmg
also amongst the departed. He died in age and ;no resignations would be accepted after 14 d;iys pitch such scoundrels 011 some desolate island and —(I
upon
by the- llecordci —tLat ot
previously
had
seveiclv
comment°d
come,
village,
hi
and
bent
her.
Tin's
woman
unhappy
again
been
newly mamed cniple with sijpbcenas
honor, and when we recollect that he walked up —tlia limited time has expired, and our-gallant cut ofF all possibility of escape, and let the vaga- vgobbled up by Torre del Greco, has
Only at'ncked her with a knife, because the plaintiff had &c vmg the
tho lava, fibres and hot.
g
from -Edinburgh, many years ago, with old Sir' \self-ciectod battalion of nearly a quarter of a- niil- bonds devour one another at -leisure,-the world tiiink
com c of teenies, luwevci, was not pijl.ei'-ted m,
what grandeur, what havoc, and what boasted to his wi"e that he had lodged at a puMic- lhis
ti
y .igeirt w is j,t hit non, suited
Kichiird Birnie,"6f.Bow street 'notoriety'(both ar- ..lioii are a.ixtnre. I dase say a great majority would bo well rid of thorn.. Sec about this.
id
tne
moneta
judge
The
ob->.:rveil that he h.id no i
suiibrings 7CO or GOOOiorses and house vithlier.
[ was interested, but disappointed in the open- di'Oidfi.l
d
riving bare foot), and no friends to weieomd or of them are quite content to stick to their c-.dors,
in saying that he ou^ht to deal with this EnqlK.li Papa
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people, many killed, and, of course, thou- limitation
upov a Gtvmpkeepeb—On
2
22,000
up
and
wade
to
their
knees
in
blood
at
their
of
Exhibi'ion.
No
doubt
much
Attack
ing
your
previous
(lid
must
accounts
on
the
■\LiTi
DriiOLs
say
precisely
lie deserved his good fortune..
as he he
with the ca-e
assist, we
si
ini.lc deaii'uitG. I oficn wonder how it is d;>y. The plaintiff had altogether failed in his duty, Moidaj aft"inojn, while Ale\andir Boslve 1!, the
You may liuvc read that-Victoria's third son, country's call, and—God bless them 1 but Ithink' trouble arid exertion, care and iinxUity, have bean ta'ids
ti
will continue .to build and re-build city on ami to eiitille himself to recover. lie undertook to undei oaiaol ecpui on the c«tate of Sir Ggoicje Cloik,
Prince Leopold, bad long been -ailing, and is now Ithere's many a mammy's darling amongst them bestowed ; and I sympathiss with the kind peop'e they
city as they do, .it the foot of-those dangeroiu bring out live youngwomen here, aud to be to them Bo of Pemeuik, wib out Broin^ his lounds on the
abroad. His chief attendant w.is General Bo- !who just now would rather not bj " woliunteer.'' who liave done all this, when'l read of how few- :ci
certain destruction awaiting the a iVilMiil proteetoi- during the period they were put of the csta*e known as Beikiesido Pljn^tion,
But
it's
to be hoped this very serious business visitors appreciated tiis thing.' I supjjose politics voicanoes—ivith
vi
water, ,'i'he gaUnnfc
General took ill at Cannes,
pait of the plantation,
si
so it is, and no sooner down than u^ articled to him. Instead.of that he tried to debauch snots weie hea d at a diitant
and has just died, and its to be hoped the young will speedily be settled without •' an appeal to bad much to do with the very small daily attcn-- same—but
to the spot fiom
tlioiu, and under those circumstances they were per- and on some pai"-ons pioceedmgthey
again. Even now, we read of surveyors, &c.,
(lances. Certainly you had bad weather, but that, ai
prince is not left without a propsr "gniifa—:a. fine arms."
seomed
to
come,
'lie
considered
wiucii
tha
sound
found some
leaving
fectlyjustified
in
his service.
Any way, you'll rejoice ta hear that JTrnncc. ought not to have operated to any such an ex- Pprowling about the -'ruins of Pompeii," p.epiraopening, by the bye,-foi-Lord Brougham. You
jbit
,
acknowledgement was void, as it was obv ap which 13o^ ell hal bsen s.een
tory to imothci' ru-build. 1 can get no informa- the written
ljmg by tlic sdeofa hedoe, and at a short distance
know he has it i'rench. eh.itean .tliere; and if takes this opportunity to p.it us on the back, and tent. Its quite in-my line,-and I.look-anxiously -t<
by
upon
agreement
plaintained
and
the
the
duress,
ti
on this subject from books or otherwise, so tift*could-not recover, as he had failed in his duty to t e\ iound the Ili*, pip», and
ofthe ga.mekeepei
old Harry should.happen to be in the neighbor- savs we behave like men ; all other nations say for. a better appreciation by the people-of so bene- tion
c'en rely on my own pooi: judgment for a the pirls, and they wero perfoclly justifiedin leaving. —tne liat 1> ivm 'evcul p ccc aeni offit Onfuithei
hood he's just ti-,e man for.tho prince to seek. ; so too, and 1 dare sny the great Mackney will lici:;l an attempt to improve everything and ;nnn:3t
.s'(7 ou is plait.
;
help
solution
of
lhi->
riddle
s(
side
will
attend
this.
me
ltwasfomJ
that
Baswell
had gone to the
song
being,
right
you
mqiuj
as
on the
to
everybody. Of course
I have rtad all about Iheassemblinstof vonrnew include us in Iris
Verdict ibr the defendant, with costs.
hou.e of tht heal gaiu°keepei, which, was about a
have we to fear ?"
From our own'forthcoming Exhibition much is I m.:st suppose then, waiting your better judgPnrliaiucnt. I suppose your present Ministers are of AJordan," so, what
that
the house he had
a,nl
svaiu,
ejteriug
that
there
is
some
feudal
interest
at
le
d
autx
ment,
stake;
through
although
the air that poor old esuactcd, even
it* has lost theright-hand' '"-■
in
report floats
about the best you can get, and I hope they'll rebeco-je qni'e insensible, the cause of which i/as
A STRANGE DILEMMA.
o" el;-e, tbat there fcxi.sto some necessity fora lnr^e
it, man, our poor Prince Albert. "We alt know the 01
gain their position and do good for
fjujd to bs a, l->igc and deep vvpund on the
your country. Paul is dead ; but thu papers say nothing of
i'nnvj.iiata
(jonveniciice
locality,
iv that
for
In a Christmas book called Tom Tiddles's lrek ot his head. A medical gentleman
You have a fierce opposition, and from id! I can io of course we don't-believe it. He has been ill universal gi)bd that-must of necessity attend -tttown
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of workpeople, or
of that sort. As
under the auspices of Mr. was linmediatelv &ent foi, and he found
see a very discreditable one. How about that Mr for some time past certainly -, and u.b liia age we thess glorious efforts, and: we naturally grieve' before said, help mesomething
out of this difficulty if yor Ground," published
Bully. ; .Surely his name ought to be Dufier. I might be prepared for his death—but, just now, when:reading: such gloomy accounts as your bcan;
Charles Dickens, is the following queer story
die wound tj be of such a senoi's nature
to
ni'j
appears
extraordinary
for
il
so
I
shall
«
all.hopehewill-.be'..
obliged
publish:
you
cjused the uufoiuinat&m-m \f> be removed to
to
shall repapers are
; But ; profit
have rcniY about your bath proprietors, the he-is much wanted, and we
till I get at it.
emigrant ship about iilnu hellojal InhLmaiy, v\here]ie still lies insensible,
l*f
nut
icst
content
Two
born
on
an
bytbre
again
by
boys
If
I
write
this
melanlesson
from
this
are
'spared
year
to
us.
ceivc
another-1
us
to wie
Byrnes,' ulso about Mr. Costellp and his election
ti])pc.ird
It
as
if
some
cabin
the
;
important
move is on the the same time and in the. same
muse and in i vc^ piecanons. Suaoe, not Ii iMn3 jet been in
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■capers, also about your City Treasurer, also your choly event should htiypeiv'don't be surprised sat it, or be forever fallen (old style.)
Your AccUmatization Banquet has been duly titapis with the G.iribnidiaiis, for eicry now and docs what she can for both, but in the perplexity s comu^ioi to einiu, idecki.ition It is suppps°d that
its facetious members, Donovan hearing of it.
: Ciiy Council and
tl
11 btartiing speech of the hero's goes the
of the moment forgets which is which
i,he v\o^ id, must liavojbeen caised either by a gimlooking- over your native " Punch" discussed and ciiticisud, hare, and we begin to then
I
have
been
altogether,
my
boy,
and Co., and.
I come -to the
He was the other day appointed
"'No marks 611 one or other of them, that hap.r.i, saou oi a blow -Kith the batt of a uirskei/ On Aion
sorry conclusion that tilings are in Queer sirett. —(the .Uaoiiteraiiij),and must confess disappoin:- think there is a wonderful psople at the autipodes Pp.iiicr.-' louiulh.
of some new-formedVolunteerKegimcnt, pened to catch your eye?' asked Mr. Sims. There, dly aii,ei noon, a tele^riin was desnatehed to Mr List,
C
; but I suppose, it's a yousig'u:i, and will the idea ol" it being possible anywhere in this Colonel
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'Melbourne. Why don't yon upset, and reform raeiit
c'net consuibleforthe county,' fo ming him ol whit
a wound ivp his address afain in his old style, must have been strongish marks to catch my.eye
improve with growth and local appreciation. wide world to take tlio shine out of our own groat and
your local.institutions? You must do that beThai genUemiii immediately pio
You have wi'i in abundance, i know, amongst City Magnate—why its truly wonderful, and you "" Attend to your drill—stiict discijiline—swords in tbe light I had to work by, and in the profes-- ha i occnued
and in uh.e cow. c of the evening
.fore you, can possibly got or reasonably ex- (he Melbourne colonists.
bright—you'll
scon be wanted, &c &c." In the hional difficulties I had to grapple with,' .said the ceeded to Peaicm',.,
Stir them up, and may depend on'this, that oar future 13 C. mon- b
two
pect: anything like a respectable l\trliamenfor
•>i\)iehe-ided
named Alet Cowan and
meantime.Koine sends malcontents into Naples, doctor. ' I saw they were both straight, well- TlioJia^ fiiaj, boohpopchcrs
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arciis will vie with eacii other in till forthcoming nand
laho cis la Pemcuik, Qn Buspidecent men fur your Minister^- j often think my j claim my thanks.,
fearful atrocities are committed in Southern formed children—and that's all I saw!' | * Ato
a
to
redeem
the
character
tlieir
worldspreads
rcujistances
of
of
consequence
old friend Harry TJarkiy'iriu'sfi »;e a nice time
cio i In
c
wlach trans
; 111 fact, up to the present time its anything their infant features sufficiently developed to indiI
pueJ, tjiese men -\veie det,i'ed, ( md on Wednesday
famed hospitality ; and if such folks as you can' Italy
•ofit. On the first opportunity my compliments
London, January, 1862.
Italian unity. However, Mr.Bonaparte has, cate a family likcnes1-?' inquired Mr. Purling:' morim.,'
and
-broiicd
do.
b
but
examined
brought
on
table
a
roasted
a
to
lid
nbur^h
infl
wei,e
put
kangaroo
to him, nud I heartily wish him better assistants,
is believed, ordered Bomba out of Home ; and Should you say they took after their fathers or' befoiefjiieijff Gordon and ]>lr Lothia,n, PrpcuratoiMy Bkau
.Weare waiting most anxiously. yon shall soon hear of our.folks cosking a live fit
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Your papers I see are like our own, full of all
1
for
thought
Pope
i
its
<
also
the
himself
is
under
orders"
their
mothers?"'
them
committed
to
golden
.light
eye's,]'
jtlipvweae
jyison
with
Both
of
had
i"
"i
dish,
Fiscil,
which,
eU'p'iant
serving
up
answer,
and
iton a
which, we.shan't
sorts of horrible accidents and offences.' Its a for the Lim-oin-Scwarilor more, and
I'Vuiee, as well as St. Peter ; also, that the and light air—such as it is,' replied "Mr. Jfolly, funiie* e>,amina
i*
us I may not the City Anns .'.manufactured expressly for the from
Scotsman
get for another week
and I can't,
LONDON GOSSIP.
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Uotnoj thc':mdauiaus'seri.ator'ls,politely reminde: $
1.'1,1. don Jt;think the,msils.;j\re.-vvell.regulated.
■ /Ttliat"' three-mililons/pcr' "nniiUin*for tiVnt job I is
Wo are ncftja nb'.e to lay before •
our readersr ! -b'e'.'ler i!mu having to maiht'sjiiV^curnsiof observa
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it quite horrifies one to read of them; all over the have time to write much, I begiu early to tip you
my monthly gossip.
.-world it seems the same.
My boy you arc surely slow, mnuy questions do
There*!! old Vesuvius, too, spouting forth death
reply ; and I tl;;re say there will;
and destruction to all around. Its high time her Iask and get no this
liitlo note. You must inhe one or two in
lofty career was'checked. Can science do nothing? In former days perhaps it didn't" much deed clear up as we,go along, or it will, be endless
BJgiiify how si any of the LasHsaroni, or other dirty confusion. Try back a bit, and don't be bashful.
vagabonds of Naples uncl its vicinity, were disTell ma, have you Melbourne Reading; JJooins,
posed of in that or any other manner, but things j where, as in London, ti man may for a penny have
are different kow, and Italians are supposed to be a literary'banquet ?" Cau you, and do you, see all
men at last, and much is expected of them. -0/ the .English jinpors on thu instant arrival of every,
course I must here say a-word or two on their imiH ?*" Tell me that, anil don't forget. Again,:l
polities.
want to know iha.arfa of the European news when
Konolcon 111. having confessed bankruptcy lias ■you get it ? as also of the''American news, for.
through
living
the court with
colors, and is the chances are. that you get intelligence of many
gopo
awarded a-first-class certificate, iu fact, lie is once important matters as soon as we. If so, I go ratmore Ai everywhere, and he still means to do as tling on and wasting lots of precious paper, talkhe likes. My last letter gossip'd a bit on the ing to you of'tilings you kuow ail about, and
Dappe's Valley affair. Well, our old friend has i tbinli myself pretty clever : while 3-011 in spoiling
settled that little business, and to prevent any j your time say, pooh, 1Iciiew all about that, Mr:
Kow, should such bo the case, and you
futureeomdlicatfons about." all that" little piece or ;
parcel of no man's land or neutral ground, he has actually blackguard me in such wise, I am clearly
taken it into his holy-keeping, it is annexed to the damnified in the premises, and tliereto an action
glorious French empire. Of course he does as he may lie. However, all that may be, I shall, till
likes, and when any stupid Prench "Joey Hume" you undeceive me, keep on the even tenor of my
ventures to grumblei at the large item (three way, and' inflict on you all sorts of stale news, and
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occasion by Hunt and Eoskill.
task all your resources and all your talent to keep' thai the Veir-nan question must be Settled in the
.{-comingspring ; but you are quite prepared to be
pace with we ; so look to it.
infoi'incd that all these little matters await the
I hope yon had a little bit of jolity at Christ- 1!
of our facetious Napoleon IK.
mas; but I suppose as you have no skating at that pleasure
A dreadful report has just arisen that some of
iimo/'you eiinnot go in at egg-flip,' elder-wine,
our
brave
soldiers have been lost on the passage
beef
and
pull &c I suppose, also, that roast
to
; let us hope it is only report. I lia\e
plum-pudding would not digest unless surrounded yetCanada
day before c.'osing this Jotter, and
another
■>
by mile-high icebergs, and such-hke comforts. ihall
be
able
to verify or contradict it.
Lang Syne,." you
Nevertheless I hope for Auld
The
13th
falls
on Sunday, so Ishallhave to post
friends at
did a little jolly, and drank to absent
on 13th; iv.il, as they publish the
on
leas: one bumper ;at all events, aye or nay, we tthe "Saturday, I shall just have the JDU^atch
opportunity
took the initiative.
of sending you the very latest news.
15th.' America has now made her choice before
Your Australian mail li?? just arrived, the Kent, I
the two messengers suggested to her by our own ttliink, off Dover ; but if thd.-e's any dispatches for
dear Putw'i—the Eagle o.- the Dove. The lllus- mo I shan't get.tiiem t:ll alter this is ported. (I
tration will show you what a struggle it was in :=ha!l keep iv open till the 1-i^t miiiuic, in iiopes o" r.oYankee-land which .of the two parties would pre- 1knov.-led^!ng .sumiuut.) Jiut onrpapeis alieady give
vail in the Washington Cabinet; but the glorious cxUaoW f^ovn youis, by which I leovti the cci tarn .sad
at lcnjrrh tile of Burke and his party ;—all deal, as I read, exmessenger ofpeace, the little Dove,
■<■ one, and that one fciive;' or.ly by native humanity.
arrived ; and the Eagle's talons shall not this ceyu
Is tiis so? Jf yea, some one is niiichfo blame
time be driven into kindred blood. All praise is [beeji.ha', poor "BvrkOj^iad two otherji, were at the; foi-i
Depot
offered up to .that mysterious being, Napoleon 111., *;at Cooper's Cieek -nilhiri a few minui.es after the
refor the very decided part he has taken in this \ lieving party had left it; that one of the relieving
doubt
is
entertained
that
serious matter, and no
afterwards came back lo the Depot ; and a<>ain
party
liis view-decided the critical point, and compelled Apcor Jjui-ke and Co. were-missed. From tlie snort
the wavering and the warlike American minds jparfcicular.l we have liad just now presented to i's it
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' 03 cs and light hair,' remarked, Mr. Nauonal(,\\m thq following —" On nighly
Saturday last,
child hps light
Sims. ' And Simon Ileavysidcs iias lijjht eyes and m con>>equeuce of an eqcentnc wager -ttcre seencharac
in the
pol
Lnglisji,
Jie
five tiavelleis
light hair, rejoined Mr. Purling. 'I should re- i.enside KivoU
it ele\en o'cloqk at niglit, com'ng from
commend waking Mr. Smallehikl, and bending for Jtue
on
v,as
Ja,cquos^
of
of
them
the duec ion £i
One.
Kcavj fides, and letting the two fathers tossl upfor foot,
the four fttheis
m a comfojtfible caiit,' suggested Mr. Sims. The parental'feeling is ita ocand
wlucji
ViiUiantlyilluminated
tlie^nteuprw,is
of
not to be trifled with in that heartlcss-manrier,' anjl fiuiiished with baskets of provisions to dissipate
retorted Mr. Purling. 'I should recommend fry- the ennm of a lDn"journe}< A pelestnan, a joung
Wliat.,mny
belpnpjmß
that be, jinn
ing theVoice of Nature.'
ta nu hwoiftble family, ba4 acconisir?' inquired Captain Gillop, with great curiosity. plishel one of t]io c acts a<, pnqe iash and.thoughtless,
in
which, he staked liisSh/p or hjs health againstHea
'The maternal instinct,' replied Mr. Purling.
v-w'ty,,
The mother's intuitive knowledge of hei" own veiy UJhnAsatisCicawnTOjus,perl)ODal
oflejed,tonoitr 40 loi-\ (£■&) that he would acchild.' 'Ay, ay!' said the captain.1 'Well Jiad
of tweutv-four hours,
compUsh on fooit m tJic
Jolly,
to the Voice- ,lhe iQUincy.Jrom EayS-.W.-Ajrie-mi (fully seventy
thought of. What do yon say,
>•
of Nature?'"
> .' '. ■< '^English jnile^). Tlijs «agei-Jia.a^)een .taken ,up, and
The doctor held up his hand impatiently. He ;he opposite ipaitfes rollowcd.ihfpMn a,,.carpage in
" engaged in resuming the, tifforf* to rofne Mrs. onle-- to superintend the eKecu^ofl ttfthe pro£ramme,
wa-3
Drabbles memoiy by a system of aiJialeur cro's-_ex- 'of whiclvtlie fir!,t,cojdition..vvasaja.kfcir 9f,,Btoppase
amination, with the nnsatisraetorV'l'esult of confus.iil£! for the rerre,shinenti.ofth.c pedegtrian,champion. The
her more hopelessly thatt'ever. CoUld^he put the' distance ]md.been.,finjsheU',iR.-twejity-jfcnd^-quarier
cradle bac>, m her own'miiid, into itt original 'ywi- hoa-3!by.tjie,.intrepid »'allfCV,v>vh()..had drained his
tion 1 No. Could she lfenieraber whether tie laid iwa^e^. and jetnrnecii safe.and.sQund tQjfaris.^.
the starboard baby (otlltovHse Ileavysidcs) qil'tite'
Jt.is..stated that Alessra.Glass, JSlli(?tj. and Co ,
side of the cradle nearest 'the''stern of the' ship,'Or have..tendered to the- English, Government to lay
nearest the bows'! 'No.'' Cdiild 'she rdinember' Any ■a cable from: Milford'tHaveii.to Halifax by Tulyi
belter about the laVbcfaitf-baby^UienVise" Sinall- '4862,fQr.c£rOO,oe&,- guarautwinffite jofficiency for
child)? No. Why didshe move tKe'^craaiOj on"tO
qhe cabin table, and no bewilderself additionally, one year.
doggedly.
Judge for yourself,' 'Mr.
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OTAGO I3AJLLY: Ti.MJbfe.
bars of one iength from tipper deotto kelson, to both
which they are secured'm: the strongest possible
manner, for the double purpose of supporting the
deck, and forming a central connection between the
entered inwards.
vessel's bottom and her upper deck platforms. At
April ■].—Prompt, 8G tons, Ilisoox. from Mel- the line ofintersection of these hold trusses with the
Co., agents. lower beams are secured a strong baok-to-back double
bo\r"e »• hli general cargo. Tickle and
.Uiii I.—Afiiry Ann, 101 t.ms,, Valentine, irom range of angle iron clamps, 'gripping the stanchion
Cliailes
Ross and trussess, and strongly rivetted to them and the hold
general
cargo.
an,
Ho!
I'own, with
jbeams. Glasgow iicrald.
ApTiit.'-Witch ofgenoul
j Founjhsring or niK Ship
tlie Smv, 300 tons, Harkley,
"Ancient Makinkh,"
Pnntlin,
Boaki). —The Ancient Maric:u\;i>. Webb.
ftt.ni Newe.-ihlle, with
with Fiftken Men on
belonging
anil Co., :i;;em-.
left Montreal with a
Sunderland,
to.
I ner,
KNTKIIKI) OUTWAKDS.
cargo of grain and flour for London, and on the 24th
a
strong westerly gale,
she
encountered
of October
Apiil 4. —Nil.
on increasing. As there was danger of
j which went
COASTWISE, IXWARDS.
driving on shore, she was wore round, when
ship
the
April 4.—Nil.
j she laboured heavily, the sea breaking over her deck.
COASTWISR OUTWARDS.
I The pumps were kept incessantly at work, but, in
April 4.—Prince Alfreil. 701 tons, Bowdesi, for | consequence of their becoming choked with grain, the
Lyltelton, with general cargo/ anil 44 passengers.
water nainwl upon'the vessel considerably. Shortly
An
IMPORTS.
after this the pinnace was carried off the davits. was
was made to launcli the life-boat, but it
April 4 —Prompt, from Melbourne :—3O eases attempt
managed
to
bale
her
men,
swamped.
S2
The
however,
jams,
brandy, 178 bass'sugar. 125 do do, 20 cases
was then proposed to cut away the mizendv castor oil. 50 do pickles, 355 bags sugar, o cases out. toIteae
the ship, but it was not carried out. At
peppor, 12 lihds als, 1 piano, 1 ewe samples, 55ipkas uiii.st
were live feet of water in the hold.
lumber, Tickle and Co. IS)" casks hardware, 4 cases thistentime there
all hands left the pumps, as the ship apweighing
p.m.
12
3
\t
holloware,
grates,
do 2 kes?s do. olilids
settling
down. A heavy sea struck,the
peared
machines, 3 joiners'crumps, 9 bdls iron, 9 bdls s-teel, ship to be
and she went down headforemost; the shock
nails. 1 cask liardware, 1
2 bdls crowbars, 80 keg.-? merchandise.
on her broadside, and then
her
over
0 stoves, 12 iirt-t' threw
Kile merchandise, 2 bdls
A rush was made by the men to save
ovens, 3 cases furniture, 3 trunks ironmongery, 2 rWited her.
clinging
spars and floatingfragments
to
by
2
themselves
bags'flour,
cases coffee, 2 eases
boxes apparel, 100
sucthe ship settled down. Three of the mentowed
checre, li kegs nails, 25 cases furniture, 1 hhd brandy, as
which '■ was being
getting
ceeded
in
into
a
boat
10
casks
10
beer,
sherry,.
23Wirts beer. 2 qr.-easks
when
the
adrift,
just
had
time
to
cut
they
wine, 1. hhd brandy, 2 lihds astern, and
ca-es whiskey, 1 qr.-cask
Johnson and
wi!!.-.koy. 1 case" cigars, 12 cases ■brandy, 150 bags ili-fate'd ship 'disappeared. Captain_
with
the
vessel
and
of
his
went
down
crew
ti'.uL-, '■•/■>) basis sugar. 50 barrels porter.
! 'fourteen
three survivors in the boat could not
Als'i-y Anii', from Hobart Town :—4 ca=es wearing perished.of The
the sufferers floating about on spars.
apparel, 4 jars salts, Kilgouv; 1 caseroompnper, 2 see anybeing
biiffelted about during the night the men
-i cases After
drill's paint oil, 5 bars iron, 1 pkge doors,
up and landed at Cape Hosier,
gl;iss, Hooper and Co. 4 crates lemonade bottles, A. in the boat were picked
they suffered much from the cold. The Ancient
S. Wilson IS casesgreen fruit, 26 pkgs onions, 12 do but
of
COO tons, and ship and cargo
upwardf
Mariner
was
jam,
2
boxes
2
cases
green
carrots, -12 baskets
fruit,
wearing apparel. 9keirs butter, 6k boxes greenfruit. are reported to have been insured.
palings,
green
1
fruit
13,000
oi'Jer -"l case bools. box
COMMERCIAL.
<0,000 shingles, 15 pairs cart shafts, 45,000 feet ol
Custom House, Duncdin,
April i\—Witeh of the Seiu?, from Newcastle:—£00
April, 4, 1862.
lons coals, 4 carts and 1 bullock dray, order.
1418
bags
Sydney:
oats,
Per Thane of Fife, from
The quantity of gold entered to-day amounted to
C Cell •-2 cases saddlery, !•'. Fulton ; Sdoperimnery, 5,7770z5. 12dwts., upon whicli the duty levied was
j'lMoin'oo; 2 bales leather, J. 11. Baird ;87 doors
£722 4s.
anilsumhies, l'isher and Orcen; 62 pkgsmerchandise,
The imports realised £452 7s. 7d.
order; a cases biscuits, order; 1 trunk wearing apparel, M'Glashnn and Co;
Shipping Intelligence.
—
:
,
;
;
;
.
ounces.
POUT CHALMERS—MARCH 4.
Wind, at noon, N.E.; light airs; weather dull.
Barometer, .29-78; thermometer, 05.
ARRIVALS.
Thane of Fife, schooner, 1-21 tons, Hughes, from
Sydney on the 22nd, with general cargo; 9 passengers ; proceeds to Dunedin.
DEPARTURES.
Yarra, schooner, 121 tons, Hedstrom, for Newpn-.tle, in ballast, with 31 passengers and 3 ounces of
. Prince Alfred, s.s., Bowden, for Northern Ports
and Sydney.
Passengers per Thane of Fife :—ln the cabin,
'Messrs. Logic, South, and Day 5 in the steerage.
AurSi 4. —Prince Alfredfor Lyttelton —Rev. Mr.
jim'-'Mrs .Tohnstone, Messrs. Frazer, Hislop, BalJaie,
Jones. M'Gee, Brennan, Kerr, Fulhani, M'Millan;
and 33 in the steerage.
The .ship British Trident has not yet come up from
the heads, but her passengers and part of her sheep,
have bot:ii brought up by the steamer Ruby. Severai
Prince
of the passengers proceeu to Lyttleton. by the Samuel
Alfred, and among those who landed is Air.
Brk'ht, junr.,son of Mr. Bright, of the firm of Gibbs,
Bright and Co., of Liverpool.
of oats
The Thane of Fife, schooner, with a cargo
on Thursday
and general goods, arrived at the heads
evening.
(Friday)
yesterday
the
evenin '- and at
Port
Siia loft Sydney on the 22nd March, had light westerly winds until she reached Stewart's Island, when
»he had easterly winds and thick weather. Off the
heads .she sighted a barque making for the Port, name
unknown..
By a letter received in town on Saturday from Captain' Btacroft of the Prince Regent, lying in Recherche, we learn that the Nautilus, Maid of Erin,
nnd Southern Cross, were also lying there. Captain
Beucrott further reports that when off the Chatham
Islands the Pryde was there, with the same as lastreportal: the Emily Downing- 20 tons, and several
American ships doing nothing. Captain Beacroft
'further s:iys as follows :—" I came round the Three
Kings and through the middle ground, and there I
llt.li January, 1862, in
saw a vessel bottom up, on the
hit, 35 deg. 57 mm. S. and long. IG2 deg. 26'min. E.
her
I lower a' boat and went on top of her, and found
rsdder un. hipped, and a hole cut in her bottom,
winch I had to cut larger, and through the skin, to
see the contents of her cargo, and found she was
loaded with cedar logs. She measured sixty-three feet
I
on the keel. I think she had a round stern, but
could not see her name. All her hull seemed perfectly sound, and copper nearly new.1' Hobart Town
Mercury, March3.
Ikon Ship:?.—The four improved Warriors ordered
and now building—the Achilles, at Chatham ; the
Minotaur, at the Thames Ironworks; the Captain,
at Mr. Laird's ; and the Northumberland, at Mr.
j\!;U!;'k—are each and all of them to be larger, stronger, tiiid swifter than any that have gone before. In
fact, when we look back on our brief but rigorous
competition'with the French, we find that our first
attempts at iron ships were in many important particulars bolow the standard from which the French
stnrted with ia Gloire. Bui'the difference is that
the French-.nave adhered to their standard, while wo
have constantly striven for improvements and more
improvements; and the result is that, so far as our
present, knowledge goes, we have attained perfection,
while our neighbours are comparatively still drudging
at the Vottom of the form. That this statement of
the two countries in iron ships is perfectly wellfqjmded. we think we can show. Only a few weeks
since one or two of our most eminent shipbuilders,
horouglily conversant with ironsides, visited some of
the French dockyards to see what was doing there.
They were allowed to inspect some of the iron-clad,
frigates building, all the works, connected with which
were advancing much more slowly than they had been
led to expect. Those which they inspected were
merely wooden ships plated, or to be plated, with
apparently little, ifait all, more than three-inch iron.
They were mostly vessels offrom 3,000 to 3,500 tons ;
in fact, frigates and two-deckers cut down and much
strengthened in their scantling, ,to enable thorn to
carry armour from end to end. From the want of
great tonnnge, a flat floor, and large displacement, it
was evident that they would be so immersed by the
weight of their armour as to bring their port-sills
dangerously near the water, and render their guns all
but use'ess iii a seaway. Nor is this their only fault,
for their wooden frames, not haviDg the strength of
our iron vessels, which are as rij?id as bolts, work so
in a seaway as almost to work
much when steaming
docking and fresh caulkthem to pieces, and to make
ing necessary after every gale. But the worst of all
their defects is, that the iron and the oak do not
go well together, and we may infer, from the causes
being alike in both cases, that the framework of the
Fmich'ships will rot as quickly as our own floating
batteries did—that is to say, within some eight or ten
j-fjare. These defects are very well known to the Admiralties of other Governments besides our own, and
tliu result is, that the Continental Powers are coming
here to have their iron frigates built, instead of going
to France ; and thus, through the medium of our pti-i
vate firms, encouraging still further the monopoly we
have almost gained in the manufactureof these great
ships'of war.— The Times.
;
.
:
—
Launch.—New
Principle of
Construe-
tion.—On Tuesday, MessrsWilliam Simons anil Co.
launched from the London works, Renfrew, a new
Fun-ripped iron-ship of 1000' tons, named the David
firm. This ship is
B&"g, the property ofa Liverpoolrecently
adopted by
constructed on the new principle
carried
tlie builders, find first
out in the iron ship
Robert Mrckenzie, just arrived in the Clyde from
Calcutta, after experiencing a hurricane in which
several'Vessels of the common formationfoundered,
nud the severity ofwhich was such that the Robert
Mackenzie lay for twelve hours on her beam ends, thesails being torn from the spars, and the boats and fitting's swept from the deck. The chief characteristics
of this construction are—lst. Each range of iron
beams me placed diagonally in the reverse direction
to each other, forming collectively a complete system
'of diagonal trussing, so that a ship in the above position at sea it is impossible to strain ; 2nd, the waterways, instead of being a patched arrangement of
iron, wood, and oakinn, are formed ofplate-iron alone,
rounded in its interior edge, where it joins the deck,
this plate waterway being double riveted to every
beam end which projects vertically into its interior ;
3rd, The- main kelson is formed-of-three ranges of
plates, arranged iv the box form, into the interior of
to each projection
'which the floors project up, and
so .that before such a
the kelson is strongly secured,
up
tear
the
bottom floors,
'kelson can yield it must
and with it the keel and keel-plating. ; 4th, In place
deck
staunchions
'tween
lof the nsnal.vertical hold.and
:
as a deck-support, the
in two pieces, intended merely
Begg
by a
David
is
divided
'longitudinal
centre
of
the
"
? -'double diagonal range of 5 by 2 iron^girder-trusses in
"''
—
Valparaiso
Cape of Good Hope
Miiuritius
Austkaman
Mclbouvne
*T 912Jx
,JJ«; -f
}
'
<
■ '"
• -
J
T
£ijl i" on
T:,a"•
Colonies—
COURT.
—;
;
;
,
°
°
M-"""- 2b
M,nr- 2p
1J
Sydney
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S
;
*c
bJM-bi
upon having an efficient service between that
Province and Melbourne, acting on the as-
Friday 4th April. ISG2.
(Before Alfred Uhctham Strode, Esq., 11.M.)
sumption that by doing so, the other Provinces Dhuskksskss. The undermentioned parties woro
or, in default, committed for
would feel the necessity of placing themselves fined 20;>.respectively
hours.—John Dunce (who had been lilif.ated from
in frequent communication with the terminal 48
gaol on the iirovinii"? day after oxpiatiiifr n sentence of
point of the English mail service. With, or three
Mitclid Nes>bett ArchiluM Nesbett;
months) ;
reverential attention. Tt has been reserved without Mr. Ward, this would have been David Jackson
Thomas (Mllm ; and Stephen Nifor civilised man to disregard the sacred claim done; indeed, as we have before pointed out, oholl a'^iiinst this List named man, a charge was enthe
for havi.ig no lawful or visible
shoot,
operation
tered on tiia
on his attention* that persons of aberrated it was safe to leave the result to
of support: l>ut as the witne<sso.i v.-ere not preintellect possess. The revelations brought of necessity itself—necessity, which will de- means
wor.ship
his
sent,
discharseU him, with a caution to
to light of late years of the treatment adopted velop, besides [.the present proposed coastal
lead, in future, a good and moral life.
was charged
in private and public mad-houses, have sjrvice, direct communication between several Abusivk Ijanouagi!.—MitcliullNeibetl
by pilice sergeant Cleary vith having usdindoc-jiit
touched even hearts not prone to sensitiveness, of the Provinces sepaiately and Otago.
and a reform has been conceded to imperative
But we have.proceeded on the assumption and alm-ive language in a public place jestevla;--.
man said he knew nothing whatever about
demand.
that the service between Melbourne and The
having done so. He was lined ]<H,or in deiault
{*"•
<-•".
""
£'"•
*'; '•■ '
Ceylon (Colombo)
China (Hoiij? Kons,O
Il.in.lmy
Calcuttti
Siuunporc
and entit'ed'to profound respect. The misapprehension is easily accounted for; their
helpless condition appeals to the generous instincts which, in savage races, civilisation has
not repressed, and they regard with an excess
of kindly consideration the objects of their
5, Xt^rS
Otago was already satisfactorily,
Is it fit that in the young colonies of
the empire the worn-out system should be
revived, and humiuity be again revolted by
new scenes of cruelty en ic.ted on helpless
lunatics ? True, it is not safe to generalize
fn>m individual casts, but if the abuse continues
where will it stop? It is sufficient to know
that one lunatic has been beaten, to make
us ask wh:it other revolting acts may follow.
settled—:a
comniilted for 2-1 hours cumulative on the former
result which is far from being the case. As
yet the mutter rests on the old fooling, and it
Nuisances. —Mr. James Niinon reported that fil:i3
the defendants formerly cited
entirely depends upon the conduct of the the eases against
residing
the Arcade were now abated, and they were
Provincial. Government to remodel it. On thereforeindismissed.
Mr. Carrie was ordered.to reMonday the time expires for receiving tenders move a quantity of mortar which he had deposited in
J,?
Wau^amii
The
steamer
Melbourne.
monthly
1for
the
to
:•• Ma' -'
front of'the JJank of New South Wales. lidward
WclliiiKtou
JJ av. 4
tenders were called for before the subsequent Caspar was summoned for plicin? a quantity of stone
Ilawke's Hay
J""-.
the
Ward,
touching
aiid !i.md on tlie footpath in High-street. TJiis ease
arrangement with Mr.
Caulci-bury
I'd), l-l
adjoui-ned until to-morrow morning for evidence
jrnrlborougli
Cruelty follows cruelty.
carriage of the other Provincial mails was ■wasMr.
1-'ili"
Ifeid, clerk to the Town Board, who vsu wii i
Nekon
Ami when tlie chain
agreed on, so thnt the successful tenderer will iif
M»r- ,9V
by the defendant to have given him permission to do
Auckland
Bu^iny with wnmffi of sroli a stain,
upon
have
consideration
afterwaids
thrust
A-ar. 10
this
cast; against one (leorgo Gillies wsis ivmanded
Taranaki
so.
A
AVliat horrors fnr.ii the rear.
probably a matter of after to Tuesday next.
Mai-. Id
Iiiveicai'iiili
But to return to Dr. Hnlme. He ma}'take him to be madeThe
service
Alli:bi:» Ohstruotios.—Thomas Norlni wr.s.called
arrangement,
ie-arranging
the
exception to being saddled with the responsi- from
appear to a summons charging him with having
will then be the next matter to
bility of the acts of his subordinates, but we to Melbourne
eroficd an office at the corner of ilaiifce and PrincprPOST OFFICE NOTICE.
especially
part of it strcets,
into
that
account,
take
which huildini: abutted on to ths p'.iblo
does,
holding
MAILS CLOSE.
the position he
tell him that,
relating to the imposition of penalties in case of thormighfare. Mr. Poiith stated that the defmlant
For Great Britain, Australian Colonies, India, these responsibilities must and do test on him, non-fulfillment of contract. Tt is well that wri-s out of town, and would not return until MonChina, Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius,-&C, per s.s. and no sophistry can take them off his
newspapers on
the provincial authorities should be alive to day but the ense lnisrlit proceed if the Bench would
Aldiwea, for registered letters and
Stamped letters can shoulders. To ensure the pro[ er management the fact that they have accepted the respon- consent to receive Mr. Norton's evidence ntler his reMondiiYthe 7th iiist., at i p.m.
hospital,
quired
the very least n
is a
turn. Mr. Niinon chawed him with haying erected
be put"into the letter box up till 9 a.m. on the fol- of the surgeon and also a resident superin- sibility and that they will make themselves an oiiiee at the corner of Mau=o and IViuccs-slrccr,
resident
lowing morning.
it
ridiculous,
more
than
if
when
something
bavin"- a notice up, intimating that it was a Shipping
in whom managerial
For Oamani and Lyttelton, per Geelong, on Tues- tendent, or Secretary
to the point they fail to carry it out. Ofti-.e". Wlicn cross-examined by Mr. South, the
powers are vested. If Dr. Hulmc is unable comes
day Bth inst.,' at half-past 9 a.m:
said that the words "Contractor's Oitire"
We may say that Mr. Ward will probably be prosecutor
AHCH. BAlttt,
to live on the premises, he is ineligible Tor the
were not upon the building; but the same premises
Chief Postmaster office entrusted to hun, and should long ready to at once take up the negotiation ifhe were, at one time, in the occupation of a person who
now
ago have demanded to be relieved. find the Provincial Government disposed to carried on business a? a contractor. Mr. Houth
Chief Post Office,
be in a
And in connection said that were the case icmanded, he should
Dunedin, ord April, 1562.
That his skill and ability
would let it fall through.anxiety
yrected
licit
to
that
the
defendant
had
position
prove
to undertake on
be valuable as Visiting or Honorary Surgeon, with Mr. "Ward's
neither was he the tenant of the place.
contract the office, aridaccordingly
adjourned until'Mouday.
no one wijl for a moment deny ; but, neither General Government account a
The case was
ABSTRACT SALES BY AUCTION.
of
the
of
which
expense
Patten-.—Judgment
the main burden
for plaintiff in £2
Lua v.
THIS DAY.
he nor anyone else is fitted for the duties of Otago
ready
accept,
together
was
to
we
will
"let
out
with
costs.
4s.
who is not able to give.the
Surgeon
House
Sale
Rooms—
appearance
Sc
at
the
Commercial
—No
ofeither
Co.,
J. Daniels
v. Nathan.
whole of his time to the exercise of his"duties. a little fact which hitherto we have concealed. 'M'Ouli.umdismi-sed.
Plato, Watches; Carpenter's Tools ; Waterproof
.Whisky. ;It is bad enough that, under any circum- In plain terms, if Mr. Ward had contracted party. Case
Mackay.—No
Soda
;
Water,
appearance
Clothing
;
Cigars,
&c.
Co.
v.
STOCK IN BOND.
D'u Cahle &
Government, the
J. M'Lean &■ Co., at the Commercial Hoise stances, the twofold purposes of a Lunitic on behalf of the General would still have ofeither party. Case dismissed.
~,.„..
Custom Hlouse, Saturday,
Bazaar—Horses; Onions.
:
Rouhkh v. Haggitt.—Judgment for plamtift m
Asylum and a;i Hospital should be united major share of the expense
March 29th, 18G2.
—Allotment of under one building.
to Otago. The expenses of mail con- ■f"4 o*, together with costs.
their
rooms
fallen
Co.,
E.
de
Caulk
&
at
14,144 galls.
Brandy
Gordos v, Williamson-.—Judgment for.plaintracts are annually divided amongst the proLand; Merchandise.
14,547
Whisky/
Od, topretljpr with costs.
vinces, in proportion to the revenue which tifi'in £11 Osv.
Bbyis.—No appearance of cither
9,354
Rum
feeling
pride
with
some
little
of
that
we
Robbins
It
fs
Custom
House
and
from
the
.•
11.354
each
derives
dismissed,
Geneva
Case
THE
point to the successful termination which ap- other receipts. Now, the revenue of Otago, party.
Kay v. Campbell.—No appearance of either
'A738
9m
••
pears ahout to wait on the exertions we have from the sources indicated, is .more than all party. Case dismissed.
14,531
Wine
39
made in respect to the remodeling of the the other provinces put together: it follows Shaw v. Wilson.—No appearance ofeither.party.
All others
lbs.
89,634
Mail Service; ; It is some four months
dismissed.
Otago
I'obaoco
that in any case the lion's share of Case
15,732
Cigars
since we first took the'subject up. At the therefore,
Cukvio v. Wyse.—No appearance ofeither.party.
devolve upon it. The Case
would
expense
the
70,608
Tea
'.dismissed. Tucket.—Mr. South appeared lor
time, the Mail Service connecting Otago with
with Waukel
98,508
Coffee
v.
question then resolves itself into this,Otago
the other Provinces, with- Australia and with about
.-•
Inveniam viam aut Jaciam."
288,034
Sugar
an equal expenditure, should
the plaintiff, and applied for a remand until Tuesday
"
galls.
England,
imperfect
was
as
as
it
could
bo.
The
3,452
the absence of a. material
of the Mail Ser- next, in consequence ofadjourned
Ale, in wood
retaining
the
control
prefer
accordingly,
2,295
English Mails went on to Sydney, and then vice, or handing it over to the General Go- witness. The case was
Do., in bottle
DUNEDIN, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1862.
Raffehiy
v. Cliff.—Judgment for plaintiff
reached Otago via Nelson, Wellington, and vernment to be subject to political influences
Buiding allotments in this city still keep their high
Canterbury. There was, besides, a monthly whenever required? Whilst the answer is
Hooper v, Atkins. —Mr. Prendersast for the devalue. Yesterday the 14 years' lease of thatvaluable
a
or two since mail to Sydney and -Auckland, and a fortof this case are as follow
site facingPrinces-street and the Post Office, known Our attention was directed day which ap- nightly one to Canterbury, Wellington, and obvious, that Otago should determine to keep fendant. The particularslast
William Hooper, tho
competiOn the 27th December
to a letter signed " Humanitas".
as the "Manse/was submitted to public
the service in its own hands, we do not mean plaintiff,
Atkins,- the defendant, a
an.improved
Nelson.
The
first
towards
to
Richard
steps
instant,
The
on
the
Ist
leased
journal
by
any
Messrs.
Paterson
&
auctioneers.
in
this
to
conCo.,
price
peared
tion
it
should
submit
to
that
say
for
a term of twelve
deep
of
25
feet
shape
piece
ground
of a contract
block was divided into 13 allotments, and realised and which it was contended was capable of a system were taken in the
tv'actors may choose to ask. We anticipate
at £VZ, per annum. Application had been
the following annualrentals :
reflecting on the professional entered into with the owners of the Omeo, for that these, acting in a spirit of fairness, will months,
construction
rental
several
and defendant
occasions,
made
for
on
But x eoit
£7 o u
Lot l.
with the English Mails within forty- ask only a fair sum, and in such a case the had paid two sums of 30s. each; but there
appeared
skill and ability of Dr. Hulme.; We have leavinghours
2.
20 xCO
7 10 0
after
their
arrival
at
Melbourne.
with
to a right of-way.
eight
dispute
respect
communication
with
the
to
ourselves
in
make
no
diffiexist
some
Provincial
authorities
should
placed
20 x60
7 10 0
3.
the
Uench
delivered
taken,
having
been
■:•*•■
Evidence
writer, and in reply he has informed us that The arrangement was of a very crude cha- culty in closing with the offer..
20 x60
8 0 0
i.
judgmentfor the plaintiff in £3, together with costs.
—no stipulations were made for penal5. , 20 x 60 '. 8 10 0
his reflections were not meant to apply to Dr. racterso
Lyons
Prenderga&t
Co.
—Mr.
frr
k,
Uatisk v.
20 x60
8 15 0
that the contractors could relinquish
G.
Hulme in his professional capacity, but to him ties, contract
We publish elsewhere two more interesting plaintilfj Mr. South for defendant. The plaintiff,
,20 x 60
they
pleased
7.
8 10 0
whenever
their
Portuguese,
one
else
on
whom
rested
the
had
been
in
the
responany
kindly
or to
service of
jriaced at our John Cater, a
letters of " London Gossip,"
8.
20 x60
8 15 0
the defendant, who keeps a restaurant in the Arcade,
sibility of the management of the Hospital. to do so. To do them justice, however, disposal by a gentleman in this city. ••
10 0 0
9.
20 x 60
say,
they
wajjes.
it
fair
to
that
have
10s.
sd.
as
arrears
of
The
is
and claimed £12
12 5 0
We may add that in the somewhat hasty su10.
35 x 50
for a considerable
to their portion of the arrangement
thin house; at the attention of the Court was occupied
Last night there was
corner allotnit. 18 0 0
11.
pervision to which the letter was editorially adhered
which
involved
paltry
something
ease,
time
with
this
the delays tp.which thejr were snb- theatre, owing apparently to the rain and the concerning a blanket, alleged to have been appro25' x50
9 5 0
12.
subjected before insertion, the same idea was even when
15?
95 ■ y fifl
10 0 0
gathered of its meaning, -^otherwise it would jected must have deprived them of any profit dirty state of the streets. " Black eyed Susan" priated by the plaintifl, and who had apparently betn
The total amount being an annual rental of not.have received admission. If it in reality (Jut of the moderate subsidy of which the}' was performed for the first' time,
and was followedI summarily discharged. The Bench did not consider
£2,739 155., averaging £9 11s. per foot.
we were in receipt. There was still no arrange- by the now established favourite burlesque, the thatthe plaintiff had been rightly dismissed, and gave
A section through the Cuttingfetched £3 per foot be susceptible of a double-interpretation,
judgment in £12 10s. and costs.
rcret that one of these should be calculated ment for returning the English mails to Mel1)yos v. South.—Settled out of Court.
ground rent, and £240 bonus.
Honeymoon." This evening the same perforA Ten Acre section close to the White Swamp, £60. to°reflect on Dr. Hulme's professional ability, bourne in time for the monthly steamer, and "mance will be repeated, but it is to be presumed
Cunningham v. Akhurst. —Mr. South for the
began to show that this was even
Join. Cunningham, and Mr. Cook for the
plaintiff,
which we believeis deservedly held in high experience
it
is
announced
that
larger
far
audience, as
to
a
importance
of
more
than
the
mails
bringing
are
men
Indeed there
few medical
defendant, Charles Akhurst. The particulars "of the
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
esteem.
repeat his remarkable feat of, case are as follow :—On Thursday, the 2ulh IMarch
will
England.
case,
out
from
In
the
latter
Mr.
"Waldock
although
skill
or
the
to
uncourage
either
the
who have
Reserve Fund, £215,000 dertake the unaidedprofessional management of doubtless, early receipt of letters is very de- leaping a horse over a five barred" gate. It is also last, being one ofthe days of the races, plaintiff let a
Capital, £750,000.
defendantfor the day. It w.is in gocd
far as the course of post is notified that atestimonial from the Jockey Club horse to the
so large aninstitution as theDunedin Hospital; sirable, still inso respect
Wales
condition at the time, and worth from £35 to' £40.
AGENCY of the Bank of New South
early
stage.
concerned,
to
is
Mr.
on
the
replies,
are
it
be
to
Waldoek
presented
the
is to
In the course ofthe next afternoon the animal was
lias been opened at WETHERSTON'S for and when it is considered how various
With the utmost speed
.state, and Mr. Aloorhonee, a
the purchase ofgold, receipt ofdeposits, and granting cases brought to a public Hospital, and how of no assistance.
concerts have received an additional returned in a deplorable
Thatcher's
English
veterinary surgeon, had expressed an opinion that it
mails in Otago
diafts on the numerous Branches of the Bank in New sudden the emergencies calling for the per the receipt of the
attraction, in the presence of Mr.Lceman, the was not worth £5, it had been so badly treated. A
and
also
the
London
office.
cannot
be
calculated
on
till
too
late
to
Australia,
Zealand
on
send
of important and difficult operations,
con- witness named liarictt, described as a groom, .stated
Drafts also granted payable at.the various branches formance
by the homeward steamer of tlje same well-known bass singer. Thatcher himself
it must be conceded that he who has beenable replies
the horse was brought iv it could not eat
of the National Bank of Ireland.
tinues to find food for his satirical humour, and to that whenalthough
Nearly
month.
a
month
is
or
no
and
therefore
.for
them,
plenty of food juul been placed
aid,
with
with
little
Jeft
anything,
to deal
Signed,
and the arrival of the mail a day Qr produce new songs with astonishing fertility. One before it, and that, on the following morning it wf s
JAMES A. DOUGLAS,
without his treatment as far as we are aware replies,
about
the
arcapital
thing,
last
is
a
really
cramped.
or
evena
week
or
two
has
no
of
his
Another
witness whowas examined, said he
two,
Manager.
question,—it
must
later
effect
having been called into
His would not now give £2 for the horse, as it stood'in the
Dimedin, Ist March, 1862.
be conceded, we say, that he is a_ man possess- in preventing answers being returned by the rest of the gainblcrs oil the race course.
thatj
being so ill-used and injured,
before
but
stable,
first homeward mail that in. any case description of detectiye Tijci>iyell apostrophising
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
ing an adequate knowledge of his profession.
had offered to buy it from Hie plaintifffor the sum
But without a one of the party inpafchetic jxmes^."Qh ! Tommy he
stands before the public in would >:be available.
Eut
Dr.
Hulme
to
10s. or £'35. For the deit,
wit,'£34
gave
he
for argued the" injury
Capital, £750,000.
Reserve Fond, £218,000. another capacity ; in that of Manager of the steamer to leave Otago in time fo
to tfig horse had arisen
was
is it you dear?" particularly tickled the audience. fence itwant
DUNEDIN BRANCH.
cv'§ an 4 ; it
from
of
UVQBT
Hospital. The functions that ordinarily are the homeward mail a delay of a month is
The mystery concerning Captain Frascr still might have suffered "from 'being
gabled /in a
GRANTED, on the most favorable vested in Trustees, in Committees or Boards really occasioned to the course of post, and continues.
The honorable member for South- too liciited state where there was a 'draught
terms, on the numerous Branches of the Bank of Management, and in a paid secretary, are persons are put to very serious inconvenience.
alleged thu(
inand
it
w.is
further
;
from the windows
in New Zealand and Australia : also on London, and as far as we are aware centred in himself For instance, during the three consecutive land, despite his residence on the epot, seems
had an abundance of food placed
animal having
payable at the various Branches ofthe National Bank
disposed to make any explanation of tho intention the
October,
and
overgorged
November,
December,
months
of
itself.
The
defendant
only
we
reiterate
what
we
have
before
was
it,
alone;
and
had
of Ireland.
to him, iv terms impos, sworn, and examined by Mr. Cook, to the effect, that
INTEREST is allowed on Deposits as under :—
said before, and what is patent to every one— owing to there being no steamer leaving which has been ascribed'
tl:g
from
the
he
rode
endeavoring
returning
of
to
in
homeward
races
mistake,'
Otago,
permison and about the time when the mails sible to
seek
On the minimum monthly balance of
that no one man is capable of fulfilling these
of about 5 miles an hour; it tocfe
current accounts
2£ percent duties properly, in addition to the medical should have been sent, excepting the Oscar, sion for the absence of Captain Erazer, although horie at the pace
••
hour
and
a
or
an
hour
and
three?
half,
•him
about
an
deposits
per
On
fixed for three months
3
cent.
even supposing he which was wrecked, advices by those English that gentleman, in local matters at least, might be qu v tors to come in trom the race course. Winner v
do.
six months
4 per cent. duties of the Hospital,
Do.
were positively lost to this Province.
morning, when it was' treiu*
Do.
do.
twelvemonths
5 per cent. devoted all his time to them and lived on the mails
considered the opponent of him who it is said ling saw the horse on Fridayand
he, considering the a.uimol
stable,
Advances made on -wool or other produce hypothe- spot. But even the two latter require- To guard against such contingencies in undertaken to excuse his absence, A. more indeli- bling in an open
ordered
it
to be removed to a warm, ami
future
a
was
Bank;
chilled,
having
bearing
good
by
the
Local
two
not
steamer
Bills,
always
Yearly
cated to
fulfil: he
ments Dr. Hulme does"
to gonceivo. We
impossible
it
is
position
cate
11°
*'ien
instructed
a man to boil some
Htull.
names, discounted. Agencies of other banks under- has a private practice
besides his to start .from" Otago the last moment on should be sorry to think that Mr. Dillon Bell who? closer
water for the Ostler to mix: a warm mash of oats for the
taken onreasonable terms.
be calculated to catch
which
it
could
one,
and
he
d
oes
not
reside
recommended
that
a
Hospital
veterinary surgeon
and
Signed,
has filled a not unimportant part in the political horse,
should hi called in. lli.s Worship observed that i%
on the spot. It follows, as might be. expected the mail steamer in Melbourne, was now history
JAMES A. DOUGLAS,
colony,, should allow local matters appeared
and
of
the
there
was
no
proof
dcsii-e,
is
the
a
memorial
him
of the. hone
generally.'felt
Manager.
Hospital
brought
to
to
that the managementof the
been uvertridden, and it was quite possible
into very grave question. It is quite true that effect was presented to the-Superinten- to obtain such a hold on hinj as to lead him to having
Dnnedin, Ist March, 1862.
the
which
the
animal
laboring,
dihoaso
undar
was
that the defect* may not arise from the per- dent. In accordance with it he immediately undertake.the task of procuring the abscnce:of that
might have been caused by a chill or improper feed,
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
called for tenders, for putting on a monthly local opponents.
ing.
sonal ignorance or neglect of'Dr. Hulme, butif steamer
The
bad
no
hut
JJench
alternative
t->
uisinisn
;
to Melbourne.
Capital, £750,060.
Reserve Fund, £218,000 those under him display these qualities, the
md liejiburq, two
Accidents, more or less serious, proceeding the case ; adjudging Messrs. Dixun co-,N
at the rate of
juncture
TUAPEKA AGENCY.
this
the
Post
witnesacs
who
been
examined,
only
of
their
laches
can
be
At
Master-General
had
from want of proper care on the part of men em- 10s.
the Purchase of Gold, receipt of Deposits, responsibility
of the colony appeared on the scene, and proeach. Mr. South saying that hj should take the
and issue of drafts on the numerous branches of deemed to rest on him in whom the functions
ployed in excavating,have been of frequent occur defendant into a higher Court.
the Bank in. New Zealand and Australia. Drafts of manager are centred. We can feel for Dr. posed to undertake the service, between Mel- rence lately. A fa'fal accident to a man named
Giriiioxs & Wir,sos v. Isaacs.—ln tlik ense tlia
also granted on London, and on the various branches Hulme in his sensitiveness to an attack on his bourne and Otago on General Government
defendant did not put in an appeavanej, and service
f the National Bank of Ireland.}
professional reputation,.and, as we have said, account, as well as. to remodel the inter- William Glass, proceeding- from this cause, took
of summons having been form.illy j>ruved, judgment
Signed,
in the Cutting, at went for the plaintiff by default, in £17 lfi-i. Sd., tuwould be no party to it, but, until Dr. Hulme provincial service. The reception enjoyed by place on Thursday afternoon
..
JAMES A. DOUGLAS,
gethur with costs.
Prom
the
evidence
adprobably
remains within the re- the top of Princes-street.
tells us that the responsibility of the manage- Mr. Ward
Manager.
The business of the Court terminated at half-past
ment of the institutiondoes not rest on him, collection of most ofour readers. Most of the duced at the inquest held yesterday, before II- 2 o'clock.
Dunedin, Ist March. 1862.
we cannot consider that he is freed from the Provincial chambers of Commerce, excepting Howarth, Esq., coroner, it appear that, the deBANK OP NEW ZEALAND.
blame of mismanagement. We are told of that of Canterbury, expressed great doubts ceased was engaged in excavating a trench for
Incorporated by Act of the General Assembly.
alterations, which the purpose of detaching a large block of earth RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT, PORT
circumstances that occur at the Hospital tb/it of the policy of Mr. Ward's
Capital, £500,000,
CHALMERS
best were considered to be of rather an in- from the embankment, when the mass, rendered
DUNEDIN BRANCH of this Bank positively .make one shudder to think at
FrirUy, -ith April.
was opened for the transaction ofGeneral Bank of. We are not able to follow Dr. Hulme volved tynintglljgiblc. inture.
by the rain, fell upon him, inflicting such
rotten
T.
A.
Mansfohd, Esq., It.M.)
(Before
In Otago Mr. "Ward was received with injuries as to cause instantaneous death. The
into the scientific discussion as to whether
ing Business on Monday, the 2nd December, 1861.
On Friday week an information laid by Sergeant
Rates of Interest, Discount, and Exchange, and a certain.amount of physical restraint may or something more than a inerp esprpssiori of
Otago
Police, against Mr Crichniorc, of
returned a verdict of—"Accidental death."
Burns, oftlie
general terms of business may be ascertained upon
may not be required in extreme cases of opinion, his offer was positively rejected. The jury
the Iloyal Hotel, Port Chalmers, was heard before
application at the Banking Office, Kattray-street.
at
the
Resiby
yesterday
Government,
backed
the
trial
of
a
case
.inuring
restraint,
disorder.
But
the
if
necesProvincial
the
Chamadjourned
mental
until to-day for decision,
this Court, and
By orderof the Board of Directors,
sary, should surely be of a mild character, ber of Commerce, not on'y refused to give up dent Magistrates' Couyt. all the witnesses on botli instating liis judgmentin the case, his Worship said
GEORGE M-LEAN,
Manager. | having for its object the preventing the the Provincial service with Melbourne, but sides were ordered to retire. In the first; instance thit the inforniation was one fur selling spirituous
liquors witlioiit bi'in<>; «U)ly licensed. The sain thoii»h
Dunedin, 23rd Dec, 1861.
patient from injuring either himself or others, also offered to remodel that service, and plape they obeyed j but at a subsequent stage of j;he pro- uut'adnritted
who anpi'ared'i'uij
by the learned
J3AJSK UJ*' NEW ZEALAND.
and not be of a nature calculated to increase, it on such a footing that by it the mails to and ceedings, three of then) might have been seen coolly the defendant, "was" scarcely counsel
disputed, and-,' even if fy
AGENCY of this Bank has been es- instead of repress cerebral excitement. -We from allNew Zealand Gould be brought down standing at the entrancerdoor, in which position had been, was clearly proved. Tin; defence set uji
tablished at Waitahuna, under the manage- can understand that there may be cases of or sent fiack from or to Melbourne! Findiug
was that the house wa-> licensed, but that in consetheypould hear everything t^at transpired in evi- quence
ment of Mr. Alfred .Tone?.
of some difficulties that stood in the way,
mental disorder in which, in the absence of he could do nothing else, Mr. Ward yielded a dence.
By orderof the Board of Directors,
use of prdering witnesses to owing principally, to the absence oftlie original ho'der,
"Vyimt
):|(e
is
and
went
assent,
securely
fences,
rooms
and
contrived
reluctant
on
Melbourne,
to
padded
GEORGE M'LEAN,
licence
could not be legally transferred. 'flint a
afterthe
allqvyed
to listen
Manager.
a certain amount of restraint should undertaking to be back at the time the tenders leave the Court, if tliey are
license tor the l|oi;se existed \ym evident, rind tl|O
Dunedin. 23rd Dec. 1801.
be put upon the movements of the were to be opened, to enter upon the"question wards?
question iiro'e wither the breach complained of waa
contemplated by'the Act, and for which soserious
patient; but nothing could justify per- of the especial requirements, and the ap»
When the I^scort catne in on Thursday evening o,:iepenalty
BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.
us £.)0 is inflicted. Ifc could not help
AGENCY of this Bank has been sonal violence, nothing could justify the portionment of the expense thereof, of the itbrought down three men committed totake their athinking*
that it was only intended such a fine :fs
opened at WETHERSTONE'S, under the brutal exercise of vindictive force on the Northern Provinces. In Melbourne, Mr. Ward, trial for the recent sticking up affair at Waipori, this should l)e enfqrced in cases where persons so far ,'
Management of Mr. T. C. Oohiltree.
wretched object that, possessed of the shape of arranged for the chartering or subsidising of one man under a conviction of larceny, and a fifth Infringed thelawastosullspiritswitlioiit a Uficnscljayirw
By order of the Board of Directors.
humanity, is deprived of its highest attribute, two stcamers,by the aid of whichand with oneof sent down as a lunatics
been granted for thp hpus-e in which, these .spirits werjj
GEORGE M'LEAN,
sold, ami in eonf}rination of tljis he read i]ie 14thantj
Manager.- God-like reason. What excuse is there to be the Coleman boats, he proposes to give comDuring the hearing of a case at the Resident 15th clauses of this Act, which are {is follows :—
found for the patients or a patient being sub- munication three or four times a month beDunedin, 23d Dec, 1861.
Jivery .suqli certificate shall be null and vokl
jected to corporeal punishment, which we are tween Otago and Auckland. Of the nature Magistrates' Court, yesterday when all tho wit- ."14.
the banie, and the sum of £30, or in case Uio
NO T I C E.
arrangement
made nothing definite is nesses had been ordered out, a stranger was ob- unless
house to be licenced shall be within tlio limits oftiny
and AFTER the
of April next, ALL assured is the case at theDunedin hospital. of the
known,
unimpeachable
the
is
all
the
in
and
as
out,"
following
by
gentleman
veracity,
yet
occasionally
going
borough,
of
who
informa- served to be
Letters must be prepaid by stamps, and not
A
tho siun of ;£4U shall be lodged in tHe
" or more of the oiKce of then
such treasurer, as aforesaid., on or Lofore
tendering money at the Post-office window.
lives in the vicinity, informs us that from his tion to hand. The two Coleman steamers though lie were (^inferring with one
of June next following the annual
day
OOtli
ARCH. BARR,
own house, the spectacle was seen of one of will be placed upon the line between Sydney parties who were to give evidence. The notice of the
Chief Postmaster.
at which such certificate was
beating a patient with a stick ! and Otago via Auckland, Napier, and the the bench being called to the subject, His licensing meeting
the
attendants
''15.
On receipt of such certificate, and
granted."
ChiefPost-office,
One ef the" steamers
On another occasion a female patient managed other provinces.
asked the man if he had been communi- payment of the wild sum of £30, or in case the house
Dunedin, 28thMarch, 1862,
Worship
to escape, and in accents and tones of extreme chartered in Melbourne will run be- cating with the witnesses outside tho Court, and to"be licensedshall bo within the limits ofany borough,
and
Auckland ' via
tieaaurer shall issue and
Otago
asked to be hidden away,for that.some tween
then the snin of £40, sucha license
The Convict .Redpath.—The Rev. H. Bostock, terror
in the form'hereand the other will run be- being answered in tho negative, cautioned himthat shall register in his officefrom
liead master of the Warrin'gton Free Grammar one was following to murder her. The latter Napier;
this, hid Worship contipiescrib--d."
so,
if
he
convicted
of
he
inbefoie
detected,
doing
was
or
Otago,
Gv
case
arisen
from
a
tween
Ancklaiul
and
in
connection
nephew,
peculiar
phase
might have
(the Rev.
School, lias received from his
it
.seemed
Jear
th:tt
the
liouse
is licenced and
nued,
J. Bostock, of Freemantle, Australia,) an autograph of mental disorder, but itisequally probable the with the Melbourne steamer to and from the would be committed to prison.
not the person. Supposing any other breach had been
letter sent to that gentleman by the convict Redpath, fear might have been occasioned by the confused latter place. Leaving Auckland on or about
the Act, in a case similar to this,
committed
under
Theletter was accompanied coloring given to actual experience of ill-treat- the 10th, it will call in at the other provinces
ths notorious swindler. which
where a license had been granted but not transferred,
Redpath has published.
A Libel..—The proprietors of the Argus have n the
by a volume of poems,
information would be laid again.', t the
mails to be despatched good
action for libel against the compiler of the Mel- holder and not against the party in possession,original
The following is a copy of the letter —" Rev. and ment. Another instance which speaks more and bring down the
ft ia
dear sir,—Agreeably to my promise I send you my of neglect than cruelty, is told us by our own from Otago by the steamer for Melbourne on bourne Bill of Entry. Among the imports for the the interest of the original holder to pet a
ending
asses,
Bth instant we iiiid. " Live stock,
speedily as possible, for in the event
tofind in perusing it any amount reporter. On a late visit to the hospital he" or about the 17th or 18th of each month. week
legal
book. Do not expect
transfer
as
of polish—i^is all rough hewn; but I trust it will be was startled by the apparition of ayoung, at- The same.steamer will then be ready to return 2/Wilson aud Mackiuiion."—Cr6'e?o;i<7Advrtiser.
his sureties would be the parties
of'any breach he and to
Cublikg.—The Scotch papers r jporta grand curlfound to express the sentiments of a penitent heart. tractive-looking, dark-skinned female, whom with the English mails from Melbourne due
all this, it was in evidence
liable. In addition
With every Christiansentiment, pernht me to say, I he supposed to be a Maori,rushing round the in Otago on the 20t'i of each month.
ing match which took place between "North and that tho defendant had done all in his power to obtain
Leopold
RedVictory favoured the south. a transfer, but had not been able to succeed. Under
am,: dear sir, your faithful servant,
December
31.
South,"
on
Such is the outline of Mr. Ward's provin- Ibid.
building in a state of perfect nudity.
path. Rev. G. J. Bostock, Freemantle, 10, 9,1801.
all the circumstances—more particularly, considering™"*
Amongst savages, people suffering from dis- cial service. We forbear to criticise it miThe Rev. G. J. Bostock, in the letter to"his uncle,
Agnes Wyles who, on the 3rdpf December, pleaded as he did, that a manifest injustice would be don/
says of Redpath, and his pastor, "that he is_ most ordered intellect are objects of peculiar care nutely till further details of it are made public. guiltyto the charge of perjury on the trial of Curran, inflictinga fine —he could come to no olhep* 1^
constant in his attendance at church, and in his ge- and reverence. They suppose them to be Sufficient is, however, shown to prove that the cabman, for the outrage on Miss Jolly in Dublin, sion than that the information mustjW*^
neral conduct and, demeanour appears to tie truly
Stksentenced to 12 months'imprisonment. At the banie time he thought itrights*?5 *
penitent.1'
1:■•
;.■■■'' fayored by, or representatives of, the Deity, the people of Otago were right in insisting was on the
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shipZealand,
ing 5,773 ozs 18 dwts. Bank of New
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Wellington :—6 c;ises
dlery, Charles Moore.
drugs, W. C. Young. For Nelson :—3 cases drugs,
For
Youut;.
Tnranaki:—18 oars, order ; A
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Iniiis, 65 ozs, M.j M'Millan, 72 ozs—total, 137
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Auctions.
Shipping NoticesFor Sale.
-the intermediate c'.nss (persons expecting to land with
Wanted.
only small funds, which will render theiu dependant
..
ON
AN
EARLY DAY.
upon occasional employment), and the remaining
NEW DRAPEUY~GOOD^ FOB THE
Situation as Storeinan or Clerk, in
COASTAL STEAM SERVICE. /
third to the farm laborer and skilled labor classes.
Tow n oi' Country, by a steady active man,
WINTER SEASON.
CAMPBELL & CO. have received instnicBy accepiing persons proposing for membership
experience
with colonial
in every kind of business..
, tiona from Messrs. Gilliesand Street; as agents
S. S. WHITE SWAN, 300 tons,
To arrive per "Akbar," now due.
(•Jowl lufcrenccs and fust class testimonials.
acccrdin" to those degrees, the association carries
13.L.
for John M'Glashan, Esq., Balranrowen, to submit
Allan A. Harper, Commander,
Ollicj of Daily '1 inn's.
out its" plan for "regulating the proportions of
competition,
early day, of which due
Dunedin
House
bus
accordingly.
public
late
of
to
CAMPBELL,
capitalists
are
Some of the
mHE undersigned having con- notice will be given. on nn
Of the other ca?es before the Court, one was a capital and labor." them
just received and offi-rs i'ov Sale, Invoices of \\J AiCTioIITA JS'UKbIiKY MAID to protradesmen, the majority
of
tractod with the Govern«?>&; -''-TrJ^x X
suit brought by James Waite against Peter Munro for farmers, but most
WINTER
which
lo England in a few -nooks. Apply to
GOODS,
»
Choice
Assortment
of
coal
Ami
PROPERTY,
being
intending
carry
nipntof
farmers.
SUBURBAN
New Zealand to
■'wi'H^jSwSSv^
selected to her order from the well- Mks. y.wii.n. Pnnees Street.
£20, part of the value of a promissory note of £•!s>. of the latter
association offers another feature. In have all been of
K,~&'^fZ(^ mni's bctv.vpn the various parts
Comprising about 20 Acres, situate on the HalfInthis case judgment was given for the plaintiff, and here the
who have known hnnse* Cniunbi1)! and Co. and Stewart and ft^ANTlij)7To hell eliuap papc-limming*. 10,000 oftTc Mi Ml.Miiid Northern Mauds bythe s.s. White
Way Bush and North East Valley Roads,
order to moi-t the requirements of those
a writ of execution issued.
by
thoroughly
competent
a
Macdonald,
Glasgow,'
of farming or land opeV V piece
I'iiLLisn't.Tottenham House, George- Swan, publishes lliefollowimr
anil about ten minutes'walk from the North
Patrick Doyle, oiuu-jwd with depasturing a hop.' iittlo or no knowledgeto elect, on arriving in ihe person.
Mivct, below Rowil Cii'orni1 Ildli!.
end of George-street.
■'
within the township, :ui 1 Davil Uurle, diargod with rations, it is proposed
MONTHLY TIME TABLE:
serve tho settleis
(iuuT.il Serwuic. The his-licst
sumo lit and properperson to
position
it
The
of the above valuable Freehold ProANTEO,
depasturing two goats, were lined ten shillings and colony,
WILL AItIUVB.
II
ART
&
WILL DEPAiIT.
himself,
ROBINSON,
CO,,
employ
il\\J
i;n"a»Ticultnrnl
instructor
:—to
a»
wages given.- Apply.to Mrs. Jso. M'Neill, May (i
being convenient to the North
7
is
choice,
May
perty
Otujro
costs.
V
V
most
B'.uff
giving
di-cd, in crnsr-itig from farmstead to faimseead,
STAFFORD-STREET.
11 end of the City, and the Water of Leith ; open and
Lyttclton
Queen's Arms Hotel, Princes-street, Duuediu.
Orngo
10
HAVE ON SALE,
hints, suggestions, and directions, to alltotheanovices
13 well-sheltered, yet sufficiently elevated to command a
Lyttclton
Wellington
12
ANTED, buyers of portraits, of Dr. Chalmers,
in the art'of husbandry. This officer is be person
I,^/?
and
White
SUGARS,
Napier
Counters
,',
W
ellington
lo
~10 magnificent view of the City of DuneJiii, suburbs,
7V; John Knox, ami Dr. Cairns.—Fiiiicusori &
oflong colonial experience, and aptness to impart his
Crystals, Congou aud Guupowder Teas, 4
Auckland
..
19 anil surrounding country.
Napier'
17
knowledge to others. Through his instrumentality
Engravers,
Mitchell.
Princes-street, above Bank of
Napifr
chests and b.xes
Towards the West and South-West, the view is
„26
~24 Auckland
DUNKDIN HOSPITAL.
Now South AVales.
the projectors hope to give a "cue to members, who,
Cork butter
„28 varied and beautiful, and extend to the Kaikorai
Wellington
Nr.picr
„27
left
to
com
ordinary
under
r
circumstances, would be
Diuilop cheese
Valley,
To the Editor of the Otacjo Dah.t Times.
—Female
Servants
and
Farm
LabourJune
1
in the direction of the Green Island; the
Canterbury
W
c'lington
SO
cultivating the land in every awkward fashion
Patrass currants
ers for the Provincial Registry Office, three, June 2.. Canterbury Otaao
3 wooded slopes of Brockville, the residence of F.
imSir,—In your impression of April Ist, 1862, ap- mence
oi-w'ho. at the best, would have butmodes
Esq. ; the villas of Messrs. Roy, Oliver,
CoiFee
in
tins
docirs
from
the
Provincial
Hotel.
o
Borton,
Humanity," iniajrimiblc,
Otago
Bluft"
peared a defamatory letter, signed
4..
perfect opportunities of observing the best
Sardines, i and \
Hepburn, Jnnor, Shank, ltoss, and the far-famed
A. G. M'COMBIE.
wherein the writer tells us he is acquainted with the practised in the colony.
all concerned to know the Cneapes
X^TANTEI),
English
jams
Craigielee.
On the North and East is the beautiful
model
construction
ol
2Gth
1802.
Melbourne,
March,
Hospital,
Bedding
;
Manufactory
Dunedin
with the
is Fuli'Okd & Co.,
TVMeantime, the executive is entering-upou the arpanoramic prospect ofthe forest scenery towards the
Oysters, \, 1 and 2 lbs.
Asylums, and the treatment of insanity therein. A rangements necessary for Iho embarkation.of so largeGeorge-street, opposite Mr. Loggie, Butcher. .MatFlagstaff Hill, Mount Uargill, and the lofty snowy
honestly
Sperm
candles
rarely
nn
name
deals
writer under assumed
tosses of all sizes and material made to order on the
body. They are about to contract with the New
"THANE OF FIFE," FROM SYDNEY.
mountains in the distance the North-East Valley
Curry powder
with fiicts. He makes no mention of a fact that the aZealand
shortest notice.
brokers for three yes-els ofthe largest burthen
Castor oil and Sidleitz powders
and Road to Port Chalmers, Signal Hill,1 and the
Dunedin Hospital is not a Lunatic Asylum,ova.build- and of first-class description. Arrangements have
the
is
entered
at
£i&>.c|sx
meandering
Confectionery
in
bottles
•fc
IS
Schooner
carryingevery
npH
Male and Female Servants of
w
course of'the Water of Leith, till lost in
ing in the least degree adapted for
out the already been made for a large reduction iv the passage
Spices i:i fancy cartoons
Customs. Consignees will the woodlaud landscape of Peliuhet Bay inlet. On
.description. Victorian Registry' Office, oppotreatment and management he advocates. But, raies, and for special comforts during the voyage.
-*entries
without
Vinegar
qr.
please
pass
in
the
the
scene is towards the Harbor and shipSouth,
,-•*
Shakspeare
Maelaggan-street.
-casks
site
jySlsiifisl^SiL
Hotel,
actuated either by malice or mischief, he makes an BelV.i Weekly Messciujer.
ping ; the wooded hills of the.peninsula which-sepaMustard, starclr; and blue
-"
attack on my professional knowledge mid skill, calcuGardener, with a little capital,to join
a
Agent.
CAPTAIN
rates
Harbor
HUGHES,
sago
as
Arrowroot
and
the
of Otago from the Southern ocean ;
public
c-tcem. No doubt,
lated to injure me in
another experienced one in the Market Gar
in the distance towards the ocean beach may be seen
Bottled fruits and sauces
HOW TO STEAL A FEATHER BED.
other students have done, he has walked through the
dening business." Apply W. H., ofliee of this paper.
sailing
essences
and
vessels engaged in the Australian,
insanity
views
Salad
oil
and
assorted
NOTICE.
steam
Morningside
Asylum,
Week.)
and
(Once a
wards of the
coasting, and foreign trade, passing to and. fro in the
Wood and wax matches, in great variety
through the spectacles of his teacher. But there arc
a Married Couple, for a Station in the
to sell one Ticket direction
Stopping for a, glass of cider at a village public■te*4>^\
"^''ANTED
fancy
and
of
Foveaux
Straits, Stewart's Island, and
prove
they
Soup—Liverpool
statements
have
North.
For
to
C.
particulars,
apply
y
others here whose
wiil
W.
house in liast Devon, I heard a story in connection
*r
V by ship Annie Kimball,"
Brandy in case and wo.;d, various brands
settlements on the Southern coasts of New
Young, Esq.
Been more than lie appears to have done. Curiously with the above recondite subject, which amused me
foi' Vancouver's Island. Apply to the
SEliSli&^F^
Geneva aud old torn
Zealand.
enough, a belt for securing the arms of fightable much, and may interest some ofthereaders of Once a
JettyANTED to Sell a Mastiff Dog. Good Watch JSf^JfrlpgpagM'TCKNzTr. & PoOLE,
This valuable property is now being surveyed in
Whisky
patients in that institution is in Dunedin. Walls Week.
and Pig Dog. To be seen at the Victoria trcet.
lots to suit the convenience of purchasers, and more
Port and ginger wine
sixteen feet high -lUTOUUilingthe Edinburgh Asylum
Bakery, Stafford-street.
A rustic, who had spent all his money in getting
quarts
and
suitable
sites for private residences could hardly ba
pints
Champagne,
are a sulticiuut security to the public against danger- tipsy at the rival establishment, came up to the landFOR MELBOURNE -ALCYONE
Potatoes and onions, splendid sample
desired, having the advantage of cheap firewoodfrom
ous and runaway patients. The hobbles on the lord'of the Crooked Bilet, and asked him to yivehim
ATEIt CASKS on Sale from 100 to 300 Galls."
requested
proximity to the bush,, and the additional
TT)ASSENGERS
its
close
Hospital
are re- some liquor—about the height cf all possible insult
are
Likewise,
Frenchman's legs at the Dunedin
ROBERTSON & CO.,
t»*f';-^N.
of possessing the right to run stock on the
quired as a substitute for the Morningside high walls. to n publican, and so he of the Crooked Bilet seems
■«r-3:;i--I^^^^N
Port Chtilmers.
8° ou board TnistoDay, privilege Hundreds,
Assorted stationery
>
-":>
which extends over the. ranges to
ready
proceed
adjacent
of
sea.
one's to think—but the_ tipsy one was. not to be put oft' in
us she is
to
V2S|p2&2Js*r
Both occasion the unpleasant consciousness
and paper bags
Brownpaper
in
by
"Of
7"
ANTED
a
situation
a
young
man.a
Only afew more passages can be the North Taieri and Silver Stream.
beinsr a prisoner. No doubt it is cruel to deprive an a hurry ; he continued his importunities, and for a
Table and pocket cutlery
Grocery, Wine, or Spirit Store. Has long ESlllillillisNilS^'
YY
the
Wanted
Cook.
The
Government
School of the District is within
liberty,
paqualified
but circumstances,
a
individual of his
White and gold china
pint of cider, he said, lie would impart a most valuexperience and good reference. Apply M. P., office booked.
tient's safety, the public security, and the law require able secret.
McKENZIE & POOL,
a short distance of the property.
American and clout nails
The landlord saemed rather to prick up
'paper.
of
this
Jetty-street.
medicine
as
in
Unhappily
it.
there i« a fashion in
Platadware
his ears at this, and at length consented to bestow a
Plans are being prepared, and will shortly be on
other tilings. Medicnl men engaged in specialities— half-pint,
to Sell splendid Decorations,.per Alon condition of " hearing something to his
Glassware
view at the Rooms of Auctioneers, Maclaggan-street:
dinga." Peeling's Cheap Paper-hangings,
in the study and treatment of abstract! medical sub- advantage";' and the liquor
was handed over and
STEAM TO MELBOURNE.
Holloware
and
at Messrs. Gillies and Street's, Laud Agents and
jects, oft ntimes rush from one extreme of practice to drained by the applicant.
Royal
Geoi'ge-street,
George.
below
Brushware
x
Surveyors, Princes.-street, Dunedin.
the other. There are bigots and enthusiasts in most
SCREW STEAMER "CITY OF HOBART."
Phial corks
"Now," siid he, with a confidential air, and in
to Sell 1000 pieces Marble Paper-hangdepartments of medicine, and those who treat excluANTED
cups
"Next
time
da
steal
a
Bitter
It. CAMPBELL & CO.,
whisper,
you
stentorian
ings, 1000 Oak Paperhangings CKeap, per
sively of insanity, may be heard in courts of law aveather-bed, Masr, mind you goo down stairs wi' uu
<§J&"<-s- ;3L
Auctioneers, Valuators, &c.
&<\
fTIHIS well known and favo&c, c &c.
giving different opinions as to a patient's sanity, to
Aldinga." Pelling, George-street.
JSfrs^^yS. JL rite steamer is permanently TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, SPECULAbackwards."
cTJmTiWg7~i.uMb7
&
co
Utago
the astonishment of the public and the discredit of the
ou
between
and
Mclthis
second
«£J§£islMpS£s>lnill
->
indignation
at
Great was the host's
a.Maid Servant for House and JLaim
Ship Brokers,
TORS, AND OTHERS.
profession. The so-called humane system of treatbourne.
She is expected to araffront, but greater was my curiosity to know the
dry "Work Apply to Mrs. Pike, Carisbrook
jnginsanityhas its imperfections, which Humanity," meaning ef the
rive here about the 16th, and will be despatched
phrase employed, and enquiring of Licensed Lighter, Customs, and General Commission
FISHER & GREEN will sell_ by
by
Couple
upo
a
Married
a
situation
spark
punctuality
days
How
the
vital
has
been
exafter
her
Agents,
again
omitted to state.
with her usual
two
a farmer in the inn, I obtained the following explanaPnblie Auction on Wednesday next, April 9,
an Agricultural farm or a cattle station. Ad- arrival.
tinguished by the cold douch,—how, in the best con- tion :—
2, Flinders Lane, Dunedin.
paper..
at 12 o'clock, sharp.
1802,
A
office
of
this
to
dress,
B,
apply
Agents;
passage
trived and regulated establishments, accidents hapthe
Freight
For
or
was, it seemed, at a village some distance
ThePremises now in their occupation and situpened,—how the insane, in the full exercise of the off,There
TED to rent or purchase about 5 acres o
B. B. MARTIN & CO.
a surgeon who prided himself upon his acute'.■.. Agents, in Port Chalmers—
ated in Princes:street, having 3^ years or
freedom allowed them in these institutions, sometimes ness, and continually boasted thathe had never been
Land within fj miles of Dunedin. Address,
McBEAN
&
CO.
BARROSS,
thereabouts yet to run, with a yearly nomian
destroying
themselves. Ifsuch
tike the liberty of
S.S. ALDINGA.
J.W., office of this paper.
nalrental of £18. ','.■
accident were to happen in the Dunedin Hospital, done.
to
sell
happened
day,
house-lining
it
one
that a scamp who lived
ALLEN'S FOOT lIOT OINTMENT.
74-inch
Calico, lid.
Now,
given within 14 days of the purchase.
Posseession
"where there are none ..of the securities obtained in by his wits was lurking about the house on the lookMELBOURNE,
Felling's Cheap Papei'-hangiug Warehouse;'
CONSIGNMENT of the above valuable Oint~W7\ ORTuesday,
Tlr's property, from its central situation, and being
April.
lunatic asylums, what would "Humanitas" say—it out for plunder, and having noticed the surgeon's wife
Bth
George-street.
of
received
jars
just
.JL
ment, in cases 12
each,
immediately
in
the line of road to the diggings, is
the
imperfections
was to bo attributed to the
of
set off for market, saw presently the surgeon himself from the Patentee, and £. r sale at the stores of the
two Iron Tnnks, capable ofcontaining;
admirably adapted for any class of business. The
building,, or the ignorance and brutality exhibited iv go
DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. Building is capable of
he supposed, to visit his patients. Him, undersigned.
gallons.—Apply to Dalgety,
as
400
or
500
considerable enlargement.
out,
the
The
6f
course.
latter,
department
hospital.
this
of
FREDERICK MOSS & CO
are Booking Passengers this da>\
he watched off the premises, and then, findRattra.y & Co, Walker-street.
Intending bidders are invited to inspect the preand. likewise
I have been sufficiently long in the profession,home
ing the coast clear, stole in through the--front door,
BALLAST
LIGHTERSL
mises.
The
Auctioneers
will be happy to afford any
TANK
AND
with
medical
institutions
in
the
WATER
connected
SERVANTSfor thfi Northern Hotel,
SALE.—A large sized Billiard-Bagatelle
and walked up-stairs to lay hands on whatever seemed
further information that may be wished.
country, to form an opinion, and make a book for my- most eligible ; the booty selected was the best feather
Oamaru. Apply to Mn, Baker, Oamaru;
Table, complete. Enquire at T. Noiiton &
prepared to supply
CO.
place
practice
to
GOLDIE
&
are
Terms
at
Sale.
hope
give
see
extremes
a
or
to
again
descending
Captain
Boyd,
Gcelong
self. 1
to
steamer, Dunedin.
bed ; this he took on his back, and
Go's. High-street.
■•■"■•..
J Fresh Water by the "Emma" water-tank, and
more beneficial, wherein lunatic patients are allowed the stairs, with the precaution of coming down backTHIS DAY.
ANTE]), A HOUSEKEEPER. A respecta- likewise
Ballast by lighters.
the greatest freedom compatible with safety, and the wards ; he had got about halfway down when in came
ble middle aged woman. Salary liberal to a
Dunedin can be supplied
PKOSPECTUS
Qoasters running from
smallest degree of restraint where it is necessary. the surgeonagain.
SATURDAY, APRIL 4th.
competent person. Apply to Mr. Geohee Collie, with
to
water and ballast in any weather, by coming
From the 32nd annual report for 1851), ofthe directors
my man, where are you going to with that
Company, Princes-street.
New
Zealand
Guard-ship,
Hallo!
Port Chalmers, at a
'•
by
near
anchor
the
Murray's
lloyal
Asylum
for Lunatics
an
of James
OTAGO FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
bed."
Ironmongers
To
and Others, and General Dealers.
with'despatch.
ANTED TO SELL A GuOD PIG. DOG. moderate charge and
COMPANY,
Perth, brought to me a short time since by Dr
a gen'lmu
" Groan up-stairs wi' tin, sur. There's says'is
A smart, active Boy Wanted. Apply VicN.B. Forty tons fresh water and 100 tons ballast
Lindsay, the Superinrendent. I make the following down
old
sur, as
th'
Hose
and
BE
DANIELS
Crown,
at
TO
&
CO. are instructed to sell, at the
daily.
torian Restaurant, Princess-street South,
can be delivered
verbatim copy:—" Use and abuse of physical friend o' yours, just come from Inger; and comun to
Commercial Sale Rooms, on Saturday, April
Incorporated by Act of the General Assembly
'.
a situation us Storekeeper or Countrestraint.1'
wi'you, sur—and comun up hisself presently
sharp,
of
New
Zealand.
at
11
4th,
o'clock,
stop
physical
re- wi's luggage—and he've sent I up, sur, wi' this yer
erman. Address Business, Daily Timez
We are not of those who believe that
Amusements.
•J Ton Manilla rope, 1Jand 2 inch
straint is never necessary in the treatment of in- bed."
'Office.
CAPITAL, £100,000,
f
2 gross T hinge.-!, S, 10, 12, and 14 inch
■■■■■'
sanity, nor in the management of the insane, and
admit
it.
I
'•'I
shall
admit
it.
I
shall
not
Draught
Apply
Horse.
0 doz. Socket shovels
In 120,000 Shares of £5 each, with power to increase
OVAL PRIN CESS THE AT RE.
ANTED, a Staunch
that it should not under any circumstances be had don't know not
.6 do. Spades
any such person, and I'm not goingto be
to Mr. Griffin, Timber Yard, or to Ben.
to £250,000.
recourse to. And we hold it to be an evidence, of imposed upon—likely
indeed—d'you suppose
thing,
12
cwt. Best'whitelead
Messrs. Fawcett & Co.
Lessees
Smith, Architect.
gross bigotry and of great ignorance, as well as a any any stranger can come and quarter himselfon me
4 Liglit iron trucks
piece of the most flagrant cruelty and injustice,, to' with a tale like that V No, no, you go back and
Temporary Offices, Stafford Chambers, corner, of
Hogskin saddles
4
to
Lad
Webster's
Sew.Girl,
consequence
work
&
In
of the
a
condemn a man merely because., conscientiously* fol- fake the bed along, too, and give my compliments to
Stafford aud Manse-street?, Dunedin.
And a general assortment of Ironmongery
ing-Macbine. Apply Machine-SewingEstabIMMENSE SUCCESS
lowing o-.it his sincere and honest convictions, and the gentleman, and say he's made some mistake, and
Chests tea, ex Sea Witch.
Of
17£
King-street.
guided by the dictates of the purest and most disinte- I dyn't know him.
PROVIS ION A L COMMITTEE, lishment,
Cheese
Douglass Jerrokl's celebrated Nautical Drsma,
he ventures to apply physical
TO WINE AND (JORDIAL MANUFACday, sur; and make so bold
rested humanity,
'tis
With
to
add
to
their
number
power
Wellt^sur,
warm
Bacon
Request,
At
Universal
TURERS.
restraint in the few exceptional cases in which it is sur, I hope you'll allow me something to drink."
Lobster, in tins
Tuos. Dick. Esq., M.H.R.
SUSAN,
BLACK EYED
Undoubtedly occasionallyrequired in everyasylum."—
by experienced Bottler, employment.
Very well, I don't mind giving you a glass, to be
E. B. Cakoill, Esq., M.P.C.
Hams
Will be repeated.
Page 13.
Appiy, 20 Arcade.
Esq., M.P.C.
and say as I've
back,
business-tliere-you
go
Kilgouu,
rid
of
the
Jas.
Onions, &c, &c, &c.
TOM FACW ET T
MR
In the Dunedin Hospital there is not a patient told you."
Cutten, Esq., C.C.L.
W.
H.
a Sheep Station
Management
the
of
Once
more
as
an
Port wine
accident
under restraint but tiie l'renehman. If
Esq.
rascal
with
his
burden.
Jokes,
lambing
Off
walked
the
JonN
a
and
the
maguarantee
good
will
W I L L I A M.
Sherry do.
is brought to the Hospital, and I treat and manage By and. bye, returned Mrs. Surgeon, and went
War. Cami Youxg, Esq., J.P.
Apply J. Wm. Foster, CaleDUNN
AS
GNATBRAIN.
uogement
of
men.
MR
JOHN
Ginger do.
teaches
me
is
the
way
experience
the patient in a
up-staira to take off her bonnet; down -she came
R. B. Martin, Esq.
donian Boarding House, Maelaggan-street,
After which
Scented soaps
best. What right has Hamanitas, a man of no ex- again.
Adolph Bing, Esq. (Turnbull, Bing, & Co.)
justly celebrated sportsman,
known
and
The
well
perience or eminence in the profession who knows
Book-keeper
an/ Accountant
A. M'Leob, Esq.
A COMPETENT
PRELIMINERY NOTICE.
Now, my dear, always making some alteration
MR SAMUEL WALDO'CK,
nothing about the case, to comment on my practice without consulting me, and what have you done with
Jas. Rattuay, Esq. (Dalgetty, Rattray, & Co.) J\. is desirous of being-engaged in the evening to
Will be presented with a
Henry Dkiveb, Esq.
in the public journals ] What has he to do with the that new feather-bed?"
post books lor merchants or tradesmen, or any emConsignment of Timber, ex Mary Ann, from Hobart
PARTING
TESTIMONIAL,
Hospital'! His intermeddling is uncalled for and
ployment in writing. Address N. W., office of this
"Oh Lord!" said the wretched man. "I see it
Chas. E. Bird, Esq. (Jones, Bird, & Co.)
Town.
A tribute of respect and friendship from the
impertinent, and I am resolved to convince him that all."
paper.
Alfred Cleve, Esq. (Cleve & Co.)
30,718 Sawn Timber
OTAGO JOCKEY CLUB,
I will not have myreputation made sport of in the
Pi-ay what do you see, my dear V
W. Rawlins, Esq.
Pailings, 5 ft.
Friends.
Box
12,640
And bis numerous
DRIVER Wanted, for a Station in
public prints, nor be represented in the Daily Times
J. C. Campbell, Esq.
"PULLOCK
But enough. Of course the the surgeon's reputa23,300 Shingles
Also, he will again appear in the well known
North. Must be a sober, good hand, to
as ignorant of my profession, with impunity.
J3 the
Esq.
sharpness was gone, and that was the appair
tion
for
W.
W.
15
16-ft.
Cart Shafts
Tickle,
whom good wages will be given ; if a married man
MARQUIS OF WATERFORD FEAT
Edward I-lulme, M.D., &c. proved way to steal a feather-bed in this neighborAlex. Cummino, Esq.
Of
without children, no objection, to whom rations will
hood.
E. Dk Carle, Esq.
DANIELS
&
CO.
havereceived
instructions to
GATE
be allowed. Apply
LEAPING A FIVE-BARRED
H. Farley, Esq.
sell by Auction on a day to be named "
Upon the Stage.
COLONY/ OF NONCON
R. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cargo of the Mary Ann, comprising :
The
screaming
burlesque
to
with
the
The whole conclude
High-street.
FORMISTS IN NEW ZEALAND.
Original-Anecdote op Burns.—As Lord CrawBANKERS
:
30,718feet Sawn Timber
some time past preparation^ have been in pro ford and Lord Boyd was one day walking over the
YE HONEYMOON.
BANK OF-NEW ZEALAND.
!. Forfor
12,6405-foet Box Pailings
ted by practical Foreman, colonial
MISS H. GORDON.
uniting into the nucleus of a new colony, or lands in Ayrshire, they saw Burns ploughing in a
Bakers.—Wan
press
25,300 Shingles
experience and references, employment. Adspecial settlement, about 1000 intending NewZealand field hard by. Lord. Crawford saH' to Lord Boycl,
And remember the
SOLICITOR
!
15 pairs 16-feet Cart Shafts
not
ROUND,
chiefly
{tec
of Dissenters, but
exdress "Baker," 20, Arcade.
Do you se.e that 'rough-looking fellow across
S. M. SOUTH.
LADIES WILL WALK
Settlers, to consist
As soon as landed.
Last
Time..
For
the
clusmjjy so: (flhe association appears to 'be lind'er with the plough ? I will Ja-y you a wager you cannot
wanted
for
a
O BOAT BUILDERS.—Tenders
jiyispieofs of a number of leading ifojiconfunnists—lay say aiiytliiug to liim that he will not make a rhyme
SKCRETA3IY (pro tein.)
W. R. Douglas,
SATURDAY, 12tii MARCH.
Apply
Boat
70ft
xlO
beam.
to
several of." ""Done," said the other ; and immediately going
as well as 'ministerial—find, judging from
MR. JAMES. W. HAY.
Wood Haugh Saw Mills, Dunedin.
■p OVAL PRINCESS THEATRE.
issued by up
to the hedge, Lord Boyd cried out, "Baugh!"
rapid increase of population, consequent upon
At Mr. Thos.Robertson's Stock-yard, Anderson's Bay,
jliunted periodical reports which have been the
"first Burns stopped at one, leaust against the plough, and, rrUIE
GRAND PRESENTATION NIGHT.
tlie management,to 9. large proportionhasofalready
of people to this Province, through
SERVANTS WANTED.—Wante a
Behind the School-house.
L
the
influx
been surveying the assailant from head to foot, he quietly the discovery of the Gold Fields, has necessarily
Mrs
W.
H.
1000," required sail in May next,
Apply
nurse and a cook.
to
gecured. The site of the intended settlement is answered—
a vast number of buildings, Outten, Anderson's Bay.
On SATURDAY, the sth INST.,
To Dairymen, Breeders, &c.
the
erection
of
caused
of
It's not Lord Crawford, but Lord Boyd,
describad as being about seventy miles north-west
and has also increased the stocks of merchandise to a
A Testimonial will bo presented to
MARTIN & CO. are instructed by Mr.
Of grace and manners he is void
degree hitherto unparalled in the city of Dunedin.
the city of Auckland, and within the province ofthat
MR. SAMUEL WALDOCK,
Tendersproamong
bull
tho
of
valuable
rye,
Notwithstanding
rapid
n:iine.
Jnst
like
a
this
increase
Chas. Crawford, of Sandfly Bay, tO) offer for
■
and
which
occasion
Sportsman
;
on
in
the
of
The
celebrated
goes
by."
outlay
capital
by
sale Auction on Saturday next, at 1 o'clock, an
The chief feature in the project consists
Cries ''Baugh !" at folks as.lie
perty—thereby causing an enormous
those
Mr Sam. Waldock will again accomplish the great above.
carrying out of the special settlement idea embodied The wager was of course won.
TO BUILDERS, &o.
no facilities have been afforded, further thanFields,
FEAT
WATEIIFORD
required
of
the
Auckland
Governfor
the
Erection
of
a
in the Waste Lands Act
nnENDERS are
8 prime milk1cows, broken "%> milk, somo in
previous to the discovery of the Gold
To Make Hens Lay.—Take some pats and boil existing
OF LEAPING THE FIVE-BARKED GATK.
Building in PrincesthemL Large Brick and Stone
full milk and others near calving
ment. The promoters, however, put forth another
until soft; then fry them in fat, and, according so as toenable merchants and others tobesecure
them
may
at
be
on
and
after
attempt
safely
the
movement
as
an
stated
South.
seen
5 heiefers; yearlings
Plans,
&c,
representing
against
by
may
loss fire and it
street
■view, in
the Praire Farmer, you will have any quantity of selvesthe existing
April sth at
distinct from ordinary to
CLUB.
2 steers
Insurance Offices in Dunedin have the 27th iust. Tenders to be sent in on
DUNEDIN
GARRICK
.
systematic colonisation, and so
that
egg.s
A ACTING MEMBERS are particularly requested
property in 2 o'clock. Lowest or any tender not necessarily
2 veryfine youngbulls, of the Ayrcshire breed
emigration undertakings. Having been originated
not the power to insure one-tenth of the
by men belonging to various of the more active
Xi. to meet at the Provincial Hotel this day puncThe cattle can be seen on Friday previous to sale
this city. Atthe same time, owing to the crowded accepted.
enterprise has
Monson,
the
the
total
want
W.
Robertson's paddock.
Church,
H,
Separate
portions
of
Christinn
Wanted.
Bedof
and
in
Mr.
Dunedin,
sections the
4.RD and Residence
state of some
tually at 4 o'clock.
Architect,
Those who want quiet cattle will do well to attend
-also its elmraeteiistbs as a Christian work ; and, inroom.
By Order.
Stnte Terms to A. B. C, at the OiKce of proper appliances for the extinguishing of fires,
'■■:'■"
what the pro- ofthis Pnpei1.
i, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street.,
the sale.
anxiety is universally felt, so much no that every
deed, it aims at the development of
great
spectus describes as'mi entirely new plan of Christian
1 mare and foal
■person would be glad to insure, and be willing.to pay rj^ENDERS will be received, until Monday next,
Sale at 1.
this thought may be realised
Missing Friends.
colonisation. How far
BOARD and RESIDENCE, with Kueh rates as must handsomely remunerate an insuApril, at 12 o'clock, for the erection of a
Oth
of
the
X
working
after
tha
out
Terms at Sale.
«maiw to be seen
separate bedroooms, at Mrs. Jenkin's, Clifton rance Company.
will be CatholicChurch and School House. Plans and speit
details,
present experiment.
going
.
into
statistical
Your
Diggings.
Without
Elih
XOHN
Waitahuna
house,
SCOTLAND,
Maclaggan-street.
Clergyman's
Villa,
;
cifications to be seen at the
ON MONDAY, APRIL 7th.
The association holds out as the inducement to gain
patent to the minds of all observers that there is at Row, off Rattray-street.
'.■..' tl
wife is in Dunedin. Address "Daily Times'
its register roll" the social, religious, and other adn-esent in Dunedin property worth immense sums oi
Office.
Thelowest or any tender not necessarily, accepted.
At One o'Clock, Sharp*
ADRIFT, a DINGEY, black outside, money, insured at a rate totally inconsistent with its
vantage's likely to accrue from the union ofChristian
lead color inside, wiih three pine thwarts. Ap- actual value, to say nothing of the many houses un- nnENDERS will be required for building (labor and r\ EORGE CAVANAGH, per Success, barque,
people hound" on so arduous an enterprise. The
No Reserve.
is requested to communicate
having no
plensiii.tuefs ofsocinl intercourse is promised in initi- ply to Wm. Phillips, on the Jetty.
insured, through the present Fire Agents
with Shops ; VJT from Melbourne,
JL materials) two Dwelling HousesPlans
privations which
policies—a reeutioii ut numberless sorrows and
and spe- with Thomson and Campbell, Storekeepers, Waipower to increase the number of theirof
in Walker-street.
awaiting him.
Brandy, Twkt Tobacco Honey Dew, Cigars,
the amount and Six Cottages,
.'
Case
the on'i-iarv emigrant, is heir to. The society ot
athuna.
Letters
consequent upon the exhaustion
Tuesday,
April
sult
on
Oth,
inspected
cifications may be
Dried
For SaleCheese, Corned Beef, Bottled Fruits,
friends, neighbours, or persons of kindred sentiments
of capital which the European and Australasian Com- at my office, between the Bank of N. S. Wales and
may,
Apples, Colonial Soap, Picks, Shovels,
JONES.—Wife and child arrived from
/NHARLES
panies have authorised them to invest here.
and sympathies is to counterbalance, as far as itand
the Cutting. R. C. Luscombe, Architect.
Shovels,
Boarding
to
Newmarket
Black
Axes,
\j
Kyncton.
Sharp's
Stopiflng,
of
the
form
Fatherland,
proposed
forsaken
home
old
it
is
to
for the
FIRST-CLASS MOB OF CATTLE FOR SALK
Under these circumstances,
Dunedin.
Nelson Flour, &c, &c.
compensate; for the reft ties, the thought of which has
of Female Cattle, from 1 year to 6. a Company under the above title, for the purpose of rriENDERS are invited for tho erection of Six House, Princes-street,
QAA.HEAD
& CO. are instructed to sell by
MARTIN
held hack thousands of the timid and halt-hearted /C\j\J
hi*h condition, now running' in the insuring against losses by fire, with a capital of one JL Cottages, labor only. Plans and specifications "VTOTICE.—Thomas Dean, Donald M'Kay, and
in
at their Rooms, High-street, on MonClinging
auction,
emigrant's
career.
pounds, in twenty thousandshares to be seen at the office of G. Greenfield, Architect,
from embnrkinir on an
thousand
part
Otago.
of
hundred
to
Angus
M'lsjvac,
your
passages
paid
northern
are
•J_M
at one o'clock,
by the
to the faith of their fathers, the founders of the inof five pounds each, power being reserved
DaUxKTY, RATTRAY k CO.
Manse-street.
Auckland in Hie Salcombe Castle." Apply to day next,
WITHOUT ANY RKSEKVE,
tended •' colony" propose to appoint, or hope to seAct of Incorporation, to increase the amount of capiLeslie & Co., Shipping Agents, Jetty Street,
167 cases Pale brandy
WETHERS.
WANTED.
cure, a minister, with a soul for the lofty task winch
STORE
tal
to two hundred and fifty thousand pounds, two
TENDERS
leader
of
such
Dunedin.
1
do Twist tobacco
spiritual
deposit
the
upon
sixpence
per
paid
Twenty
as
share, to be
must devolve
npENDERS are invited for the erection of
to arrive shillings and
already on rpHE undersigned has for Sale, expected
27 do Honey dew
a body
A physician and surgeon aie
.-.-■■■
upon application for shares and as soon as one half j[_ Cottages and two Stores, in Cumberland-street.
letters for you. R. Little and
shortlyl—
cigars
not to be left
5
Swiss
sick
are
24,000
Saturday,
and
thus
the
the
Act
of
Inon
"roll;"
allotted,
specifications
ready
the
of the number ofshares are
PI ;ns and
will be
Co,, High-street.
4.000 STORE WETHERS.
20 cases Bottled fruits
to dip, untended, in the wilderness A schoolmaster,
corporation will be applied for. Until alter the pas- April sth, to be seen atthe residence of Mr. Hy. F.
Dried apples
WM. SMITH,
20
casks
school, Is to be
of
communal
and
GORmade,
eye
the
conduct
the
further
call
will
be
meet
the
of
Mr.
GAVIN
sing
Hardy,
Maelaggan-street.
of such Act, no
this should
for
Stafford-street.
100 boxes Colonial soap (1 cwt. eacb)
e'ected'previous to the embarkation. Besides the
then only after due notice, at intervals'of. one month,
Not bound to accept the lowest or any Tender.
DON, the friend you sent for to Melbourne has
a public educator in the ~
50 doz. Picks, assorted
tiwn teacher there is to beand
EPICURE.
and in sums not exceeding five shillings per share.
arrived by the Blue Jacket. Please call at tlie second
TO
THE
which
IMPORTANT
newspaper,
lor
5 cases Sharp's axes
printing
press
operations
of other nnENDERS Wanted for the Conveyance of Passen- terit past the Caledonian Hotel, Walker-street.
Bbape ofthe
The experience derived from the
with one of
not
6 dozen Black shovels, Scotch
the
belief
that
Companies,
froinD.unediriJetty
Alc!inga,Omeo.and
the executive have made arrangements
Insurance
warrants
to
the
gcrs
great desideratum, after the Theatre, is a
rnHE
J.
on
2
tons Nelson's fine flour
are,
said,
There
it
is
required
share will ever be
from Mr. John
per
Gottenburg steamers, at Port Chalmers.' To be fortheir Yorkshire members.
Farthan
or
15s.
letter
to
tc
more
10^.
MITCHELL..—A
Mohtos'is,
visit
Messrs.
Wateiis
X Arcade, whose Petite Soupers" are the admi- to be paid up.
1 ton prime Canterbury cheese
the muster-roll, members of literary, musical, and ley's
to the undersigned before noon on Monday,
Hood is lying for you at the office of Messrs.
warded
'so
that
the
intenddo. do., Damaged
order;
dividends
deelarec
■£
Judging
unprecedented
Apply
other tastes of a cultivated
from the
Dalgetty, Rattray' aud Co., Walker-street.
Vivants."
the 7th ApriI.
10 tierces Beef (all faults)
ing settlers have also in prospec.tu some of the old ration of nil "Boh
by Companies established through the influence of
DALGETY RATa HAY &co
Immediately.
Private Dinner Parties, Suppers, &c.
Terms at Sale.
companies
remains ofthe mother country.
and
which
Victoria,
Uuprt'itil
Capital
in
Walker-street.
Colonial operations
No Reserve.
l"But;l as' the promoters say, the advantages of such
at a period when most of the
commenced
JONES
Sale
CO,
merely
;
not
from
a
&'
and
when
Board
at One o'Cloclc,
by
to
be
estimated
-will
the
Town
erections,
buildings
a combination are
insured'
were 'wooden
be.
received
A CARD.
FrVENDERS
Chemist,
Dispensing
There
and
point
extinguishing
of view.
are
Pharmaceutical
fires existed JL of Dunedin, on. or before Monday, 7th instant,
social and sentimental
THIS DAY.
:;'
no greater '"facilities for
MANSE-StHEET,'
to be
Ol>
and
benefits
CoßNJill
that
divir
to
Drain
in
tangible
presumed
willing
other,
safely
Gentry
substantial
be
construct
a
and
of
Dunedin
and
its
h'greV'it'may
parties
Aristocracy
"certain
there tfimi
from
Side'
To the
'*
(Next"to CobVs Booking'Otjices),
bodies like
special settlement,
Vicinity.
(lends equally
will be declared by the proposed Princes-strqet.
ssalised. For'have'
For the benefit ofwham it may concern.
theiv reach, abundance
"the public of Dunedin that they have Company. Ashi?h
(in instance take the prosperity. o'± the
witliin
Specifications may be seen on application at the
the' present'
at
CARLE & CO. will sell by auction,' This
ptherwise
gift,
as
a
or
a
Establishment
with
a
Stock
of
in
Melopened
free
their new
Office,
Company
having comFire
and
Insurance
Town
&
MORTON
land, sometimes
of
Victoria
Marine
Board
WATERS
i Day, at'l2 o'clock,
pfmrge merely' nominal in amount. Ihe members ot the most genuine Drugs and Chemicals, and trust bourne, which ]ias already returned its original CapiChas.
Reid,
pleted
arrangements,
their
extensive
are
now
48 Sinclair's hams
Clerk to the Board.
thp body now in course of organization willreceive, as from their lengthened experience to receive a. share P,t tal to the Shareholders, in addition to upwards of dd
prepared to take contracts for Large and Small Din2 cases do
forty acres for each adult,and twenty public patronage,
per cent, per annum, by way of dividend and bonus.
an absolute sift,
ner Parties, Picnics, Ball Suppers, Wedding Break2 iron bedstead's
accurately
prepared.
may
that
c]iild
grit
prescriptions
and
in
order
that
when
established
;
Company
PbvsHftns1
Itis the' intention of the
TO PLASTERERS.
fasts, Dejeuners a la Fouchette, &c, &c..
acres for each
5 large English clocks
executed,
appears
promptly
*
Country orders
be of real value, the Auckland Government
to treat liberally with all propo&als for insurance.
Messrs. WATERS AND MORTON'S combined,
mENDERS are required for 3,000 yardi! or
12 dozen steel forks
of
the
lrofacts,
foregoing
statement
to
1p have offered tp the association nearly gOO.OOO acres ~
satisfaction,
patrons
every
per
yard. Parti- experience ensures their
toddy ladles
From
the
Lath
and
Plaster
at
Work,
_|_
SALE,
FOR
be
3i
no
pf land pf average quality, from which'to select about
visimial Committee feel assured that there can
until April 11th. the CUISINE " being under the immediate super1 half-chest tea.
lot of Mixed Cattle, to be delivered doubt as to the success of the company in realizing cxdars at CommmercialChambers,
60 000 acres of the best and most productive asoil—s-oii
intendence of Mr. Morton, whose successes in gasBEN
No reserve. Terms cash.
SMITH,
obtained
district
to
those
purposes—
as
~
for agricultural and other
on tlio Ashburtun.
dividends proportionate in amount
tronomy are so wellknown and appreciated.
fit'
~~
Architect.
32(i Head ofvery superior Cattle, of mixed ftges in Victoria.
settlement party
,
on which to locate the contemplated
THIS DAY,
young
very
tine
the
preparing
"including
for
embarkation
in
one
will
be
received
at
sexes,
persons,
now
WORKERS, MESSRS. WATERS & MORTON'S CAFE AND
Applications for shares
of 1,000
and
CARPENTERS
AND
ZINC
At
12
TO
o'clock.
broken
to
in
bull. Most of the cows are
Company's temporary offices, Stafford Chambers, rriENDERS are requested for the erection oi three
11 ay. The executive have according sent out two
RESTAURANT, Farley's Arcade.
competent pioneers toexamine these lands, and choose
corner of Stafford and Manse-streets Dunedin, on
T7l DE CARLE & CO. will sell by auction; TW»
X Two-story Shops, Princes-street North. PartiDALGETY, RATTRAY & CO.
The report of. these pioneers
and after the 7th April, 1862, where forms of appli- ticulars until April 9th, at Commercial Chambers.;
the n quisite quantity. Moreover,
X-i. Day, at 12o'clock,
NOTICE.
the
association
has
Architect,
shortly.
may
obtained.
SMITH,
expected
is
cation
be
BEN.
24 firkins butter
COALS FOR SALE.
CO-PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing beby the carnot only secured this splendid grant,itbut
Due notice will be given of the period of the first
3 cases 2 casks cheeso
Cargo of Wallsend Coals ex "Witch of the
tween R. A. Watt, Hugh C. M'Alpine, and
is argued that
rvitiff out of its associative principle
WORKING CARPENTERS. Alexander JohNstone, under the firm of the
10 tins cod fish
quantities to suit steamers. .allotment.
in
TO
FIRST-CLASS
sale,
ten
is
on
Tees,"
inevitably
prova
of
y
cverv acre of that land must
3
tons potatoes
Company,''
are
for
a
TWO-STOREY
Dennid
Saw
Mill
has
been
disApply
required
nnENDERS
to,
W. HAY,
•' Glen
fold value to the settler, compared with land in the
5 cwt. coffee, in 1 and 2 Ib. tins.
DALGETYj RA.TTRAY & CO.
TEN-ROOMED HOUSE.
solved by mutual consent.
IParticulars
Secretary.
down
wilderness or unpeopled forest; for the putting be
No reserve.
Terras Cnsh,
April
Saturday,
until
sth,
_L_i.uLiuiini. MHjiijirj
by
m
on
and
after
Thebusiness
will
be
carried
in
future
R.
A.
t^r^rr*"**1
on
an
~—~~~
of a thousand persons simultaneously will
~
Thursday, April 10th.
AUSTRALIAN EWES.
Watt and Alexander Jqiinstone, by whom all
nsrfjreiration whose very numbers must enhance the
REWARD.
DAY.
SMITH)
£2
THIS
fine
Australian
BEN
very
paid..
Maiden
.debts
will
be
3,000
~'...
SALE,
of the land to a degree to which the isolated
from the Half-way Bush, a Brown
At 12o'clock.
vafue
Architect.
Ewes, 2 and i tooth, now landing ex "British
settler can only reach by years of toil and much outRiding HORSE, with black points, white near
ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS.
at Port Chalmers.
Commercial Chambers, Princes-street.
which may soon be- Trident"
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on his fore feet, noue on Insi hind
CARLE
a population of athousand,this
shoes
& CO. will soil i>y auetiom, This
hoof,
bind
DALGETY, RATTRAY_&_OO 1
hypothesis conDay, at 12o'clock,
rne several thousands, will on
unbranded, last seen going by the road to biiver r|T\O LET, Two Shops and Store in Princes-street,
feet,
various
families
WAB
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by
the
:rt each land grant received
POPPEL It TOX
30,000 Havannah Cigars, in bond
or SALE,
Prince of Wales Hotel. Apply to A.
solid worthCity Surveyors,
delivering the said horse to Mr. William X opposite
At the risk of the former purehaper.
.to a little property of unmistakable and
CEMENT, beat.quality at 32». per
Harnett, Walker-street,, past Dalgetty and Ratj j.. ,
Street,
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Half-ivay Bush, willreceive the above reIt would appear that out of about 600 persons acM'Kenzie,
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CumberOffices
Princes
Caldek,
Address—
Barrel.
stores.
tray's
aftlly enrolled towards the -'first thousand,' about land-street,
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ward.
the
opposite
to
capitalist
class,
one-third
me-third belong to the
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$n his opinion, Sergeant Burnfc "very properly brought
this case uuder the consideration of the Court, and
with reference to the charges which were incidentally
iriade against tho police, lie had taken the trouble to
investigate them, and found them to be very nearly,
if not altogether, unfounded. The case was dismissed
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I.would doubtless, lutye..felt flattered at the value had
the""criehiV coul rt~l?4n!nTdec&y,;Mrr
Slon^^
THE CHANNEL RAILWAY.
been his study " not only, to supply these,: but tion ofa Canada" "before,
ifc
so""rapid'an;! i'Henf'ive as 'novejists'ancVsentiinental Ij by the.foreigner* on any. object solely because
actually
has
been
don
this
strike
biotas
by
complete
a"project
which
it oiit'to 'be/' Witii honest freiif- belonged to.iiiin. Fancy., tlia tale of an emperor's ...'.
travellers
have
liiade
Adverting to the recently published project to mature and
BEDDING^
CHRA3?!:VOIiEAP^ BEDDINk
the walls of the capifcil of. his empire, !
important work might at once be, placed when the danger of war became imminent
coniriuUctio:i> however,- ho quotes from- a, il'arliaine.rir:j: effects bcneaUi
by a people, he despised ,aa, weakbarbarians'
of Mr. James Chalmers, for connecting Eng- among the realities of the age."
■lt is needless to press the question. Tlie colo tuiv return a statement t:;:it in 1831) the average and this
Fisher's Bedding and Palliass JLainif:io.iOLy,
A.
of: ••
Bakery.to ihe horrors of war fro i tmimbfer ofehildreii livid;,',fwm -air Indian iiiaiiwfge in and talked of; driving into'the sea-! The proceeds
land and France by what he calls a " Channel
~■ George-street, near tiio Victoria
Mr. Chalmers is not a professional engineer, nies are exposedwitli
LvJiver Canada vn.s not above four-to live parried J thesjile aaiountel. t0.32,000 dollars, and the amount
tho liome country". in L sample:l
thcdiiijisiutton, of treasure secured waj dstimated at. over 01,000 dolRailway," the Times of the 9th November re- nor are we, but, as. lie pertinently reminds us, tlicir connection
argument,
Fiithe
satoi
of
Upholsterer,.P.alliaws.
FISH
Fill
ami Mattress ..j
be c po*d:ir.l
or-siiiallyofthe1 North Aiuerienu-. Indians piay! lar*, maldngn -rough ioti! .of 03,()0.0 dollars. Of lliis
so neither were George Stephenson and others, way that they WOUlrt not
?
Miuurtiiuiiirarj respectfully informs his friends
marks \r—
great
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be attributed f> Mr, Merivale's patent causes,-, guu- -two-thirds-was set.iiijart for distribution in propyrall he asks for is enquiry by such as are. connection did not exist.. Ana it is not to n
opened
"whilethat
be
lina
business
in
Ci
ooiy;e-street,
-.whore
Tn nil the splendour of Aladdin's palace the We cannot si-t forth his plans as far as we snpi'ioscd tl'.ev shoisld be liable to iiil t!ie peri ''•■■ powder, tire-water, Kmuii-pjx,■ ivc.,. but wiiat.iia7.iie ilonaiu .share; .to tlui soWioii*,-..and one thin! llu'tiie[;I j ;v gc-noral stock ofnil clashes ox bedding ism ■bo
hud
c'ugagod
during
in. active 'swvice
Magician could suggest something which was understand them ourselves, because his dia- of the conncclion wiilrjut h:ivin» a direct cliii i to say i;i Wui ea=o of the South' Ainerican.-. Indians 1. officers, of all tliuso
at reasonable prices. Palliasses liny sizes vjnade to
r<>B;.py, tlie tferuiun naturalist, whoso bo.:itaiiical tlio d.ty of the uautnre.o'f.tiiu ptil.ice.-i Sir Hope Grant 1|| order, on the shortest notice,
;.. i •, .-.
wanting to its perfection, and could render its .grains are required to make them intelligible to whatever pvoteotion from the<e psrils ti Air.
auatogv jMr'."Mosi\-;ile-i-.ai!s fasioifitl/ after, -a resiaun^e very .Kuaerouwly jixadcli'U sliaro over to the mcii, and
Publicans and ProprhjLors ofLodging housed ..supinquisitive
uncomforthowever,
.extremely
Thi,,
owner
and
does no ; of several yoar^ iu
to our readers, and the questions of materials, union can
stated the ibliow- as.n token of.lis'peofc, the oliicers presented !iim with plied at wholesale prices.
mos
m:ikinjj
able. We' arc ourselves no better oft" with our construction,
troin
tiie
one.of
the
liaiidsoaiesfc
chased,
goUi-ol.irefc
exenrpt
colony
jug
riddy
I'nct'j
e«ch
ing
Ecstuiling neatly executed.
:— The eo'ijperrcploi'ed" inuii cannot endure .a
and working capacity, we leave
~.
.'
physical advantages, alter all our victories to the collective
ia his neigbor.- •piqoes oi'the'buoty.
On hand,, .double. and single, cedar, sofas, with
wisdom of Great George- energulic cfTorts to arm itself with the bes ; the spread of i'luroi/etm civilisationatinos'jjlibref.
;.vit!i-.:
squabu and bolsters.
;
over matter by land and sea, if the tempter street. At the same time, we may observe, mi-ans of nrote.:tion from foreign invasion tha ---;hbod. but parishes, in itsspirits,
or
u-'jin ardent
c-imleniioi,
:'Blili«ri3ig.
a
out
point
great
tak?
car
and
to
!
Bedsteads,
■.stretchers, &c.
by
hand,
can still
v*
the
n
that the amateur's estimate is sufficiently en- it can cmnninnd. But. on the other
IIiXTttAORTHRAUY StfMICAL OI'KiiATION.—It has
ware, as i'< tQiiohwl by a poisonous breath;" --The
;
supplied.
Thu
Trade
by
material want unsatisfied in the days of rail- couraging
othe
any
extraordinary
operation.
«3
when we take into account the exertion for self-defence mademay c;m b
Jesuit Reductions are a otiikiiy e:\.-e i-i p.'int.. fallen tens to record bo
wavi, the Great Eastern, and the electric teleperformo'l
Brady's
city
worked
at
■l'Vaiikiin
this
ILLIAM
b?,
House,-in
"GRKENWOVjD'begs
colony,
complete
they
easily
however
Indians
well
woil
to'inform
the
line,
f«:J,
clothud,
Tha
wuru
supposing
returns from such a
The case is an fuMov/s :—A iahisi- name I:inli:ibilanta of Dinie.iih,:th;;fc he has'entered
country from th ! in the climate to which they iv:tc: accustomed, jea-i of Tolan.l.
graph. Tho tempter in this instance has itprobable
ever in working order. One thing we may held to liberate the home
chosen a happy .moment, the return of the
vice, inuig'evum.-i or exotic, 11. 11. Lave, of Happy Uauip, on. the i'nliuelF river,, 'into the business of CES^POO'L and ULOSHT
a^-niiivt
o'.ligatioil of :iff!.rdin«: prompt and effecti s lousiy guardedfron'i
there
are-no.
.landowners
add
in
favor
of
it:
war, anil vet notwithstanding the in the northern' part of the-Stats,: aged twenty-six CLEANfNtf, and promises* to iio ail such woj-k to
his
£>-enera!lv
free
wanderings,
continental
bein,
it.
attacked
En^iir.limaufVom
possessed of votes in the Lords or Commons prorecti«n to
youngrecruits which ihe pious f.itiiera brought in years, anaU've of Sfissoiiii, cnino.i'roin his work into the satisfrtcfciCin. of his customers, and oil'- the most
to orlor him a continuous Hue of rails from to be bought at ;>. price which will render the The duty ol not ck-lumlinji her colonies in wi_r 1 Kfiw
"theii- sh'.vc-litiuthijj raids cu tlie unoouverted iUm Francisco, to seek ruiief under the foikr.viiijr cir- reasr:i!E,blo fcerinJ; po.st.ible.-'- ■"
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is
England,
keep up tlftir einiisiaiwjs:—;l'or the : last eighteen years n tumor
Adth'e.y.!—''Boxeft," Afiielajigan
London to Taris, to save him from sea sick- Whole
Princes
'■"street'
urges
upon
Adderly
Mr.
;
years
tribe'.", thsso estiibiWiiucn 8 could"nott'olysiesiau
unremuuerative
for
which
investment
ness,-change of vehicle, transfer of batrgage,
whic
lslvs. grew upon his !e.°t side, in the l-ejdon of the middle street, and Stafford street.■ •"•WilijlAm- G-kkbS\vooi>,
numbers. The populations isf-the
con- fact one of those stnilliiiij paradoxes
possibility
be
or
of
hope
'there
can
no
by
and.lungs,
Nightman. ';'
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ribs, and in close uont.mt with the heart
delay aiid dependance on wind and tide, and' structing branches or suckers of traffic; while attract notice for :i time fr«;m the veryttranj>e may have beeircxnjfU'ei'n'ed, a>.has beuu a.werted,
it never appeared to the touch T*.TOT[CE
tlu'ii- (H-srovei'ors, t'hVouji'h their having taken the r'or sKtsena years and
submission to ills v. bkh be fancied irreOF-.KKJ.WYAI,.—Mir H,-HouaHTo:;
of their cha.actcr, but which speedi.
Kfiiiiefciine.i dwindled down to
larger, than nut,
Lands Clauses Compensation Act can only n
crowds who flocked to sen them not for a co.;
mediable. It is artful of the tempter to the
lias removed froaV.;Wa!ber-&treist to the-S.tore*
and
as
lorgottcn
imprac
the
discai
clod
as
a
the
of
a
Within the last two..years, how- XS
turbots,
inhabitants,
hut,
away,
shrimp?.,
portion,
miTe'sauiplc
pea.
of
the
i->iiss
but
of
the
sbo
of Messrs. Homy Driver stud Co.,•,Stafford-street;
display bis map and show the cwvergance be invoked in favorFurthermore, there are cer- tic^blc r.nd absurd.
to
adopted,
rapid
depopulation
gradually
ii
increased
the siz-3 of a man's
ever, it
it' the lowest tssfimatcs !>e
and the oysters.
of our railways to each other at certain tain national considerations to commend the
in ihe Pacifie mu--t!)e admitted to have head., and even lai'gev. It hunjr down under his r.ruicolon of the is'ands
The older and ?tron"cr cverv'British
jilacu since thsir dlscovci-yby Kuropcans—too pit like a'bundle tied in a 'poiikebhandkerehicf, and BOOTMAKER, MELBOURNE AND DUNISDIN
centres with one exception, an interval of
to take a
taken
the
it
bo
'able
a
more
will
become,,
England,
France and
with such
TilAUKKR having completed the buildInvgelobenet'oini'wi'brby dvunlcenaessaiKi Jiuropemi very painful, ami must bel)r.dealt with one way or
some twenty, miles of sea. Our railways project.
lu-x'iis, vouhi be like Siamese twins; while, effi dive part in ddendmg its^iwn snores fro diseases,
ing of his Store in Hops-street,''is prepared to
Toiand,. that.eminent
alt'iougli these,"as among the NovMi Ame'rir other. Advised to consult
coiQiuitt-jd frightful ravages in the
reach the coast lines of the English Channel as for invasion,
took the matter in hand ; but to his dismay execute all orders iie may-be"favored w'fcli. ;■■'•■•'
very big ;m encinj', and the lighter will be the burue
ha%-e
a
little
soldier
or
a
can
Indians,
lihvsioliin
and interlaced its
and there stop, at a terminus of shingle or
islaiiilSj arid -roused their inhabii-aiiU to Murderous found iliat the tumor had rooisd
at either end would suffice to keep it it will impose upon the homo country for aid
WAIHOLAGOR«E INN, ~:.;< -;
pebbles. U here is no great city at cither of bung
wrath a,gainsMii.;ir introducers. It ;ii;-; only the other tundi'ib through three or.four of tlierib.j. Here wv.s
such a bond of connevion be- in"- in its defeii'-e. l>ut as long us the bon
if
with
out,
mU&ionary
aud
those
ribs
out to detach the Half-way between Dunedin and the Diggings/and 4
of
the
iisaissination
of
a
diieiniuM.
Must
bo
cut
renphore
day
two conn
we heard
stations, and between these- tween the
their
the
empire
was
chance
common
unites
any
j-h-ronations
there
ofonc
Miles
south-west
from the Waihola, La£e,- on the
two
roi-ten-part-from the sound? It was even so.. Conhis ■■vile, because the measles had broke ovifc in
stations there is simply a valley, at present in- of an interruption
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of the entente cordialu. tries together, so long .1.-11 the dependenc mauga. Mr. Meriviile in a note-points .out with cha- sultations with other physicians and surgeons were
undated, as is obvious to the most, obtuse, but In fact,
country
obtain
from
the
th
a
by
right
courageous
have a
to
heart, and
racteristic honesty how the well-looked alter I'euxna'nt ha 1, but Dr. Toland.- v.ith
such are the vistas opened out
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duty of th
such a valley as railway contractors would de- this
111 in 1.835 to skilful hand, boldly undertook to cut away the tumor,
aboriginals
war,
of
whiuh
is
the
the
Tasnianiati
fell
from
protection
that
we
o
f
Chalmers,
temptation from Mr.
to intimate to the public, that he has opened
Any state which is unabl
45 in 18-.15, and to 10in 1555.- The only histan-.-.j of and threa of the ribs with a pare of the. fourth,
light to make a road through, where the land invite
the competent authorities to examine later to snpph'".to
the above new-and commodious premises], and
weiglit which he .brings'forwardon his si-ie ofthe around which-it had entwined ita corroding roots,
is cheap, the ground firm, and where the gra- his
it a roc's egg with which or «mvillin X
take "tiie chief part in th any
hopes
by
Is
war
stiict attention to cleanliness and cpui fort,
project.
being
'pruteetecl
During
operation
from
which
rotted.
the
it;
were,
case tliut tlie Hottentots,
and
dients r.re remarkably easy. '.In any other the deluding magician is mocking-u*, as he military defence of a colony, can have n a;:d
combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of
famine, increased from 17,000 in 1800 to 00,000 the poor fellow, was put to sleep under the
public patronage.•■
case, he says, we should deal with this hiatus tempted
the
1823.
Present
slatistUs
would
have
been
more
influence
of
but
ere
ordeal
was
over
Aladdin, or is it really a feasible claim to the allegiance or the possession of tha
chloroform,
in
J. D., -takes-this-•' opportunity of thanking old
summarily. Let us suppose a mound or wall,
colonj'. And if Mr. Adderly'o policy wer satisfactory, and a supposition thatthe mysterious in- lie awoke. At this juncture the doator.forced down friends
for past support, and hopes that they 'will not
even a chain of Alps, crossing raid dividing scheme ?
fluence of Wliich we have been speaking.may fluctuate his throat a pint of pure brandy, which the patient
n' tempted to be carried into execution, it woul
forget
tv
to give hhii a call in his new house, which they
.says
saved his life.. The ruor; measured from its
its operation is not inconsistent.wifcli. a beliefin its
into t\w> seperate sections all therailways condissolve the entire co'onial empire of Grea in
eighteen inches, and will find to be far more commodious and; comfortable
triumph.
posterior
ENGLAND
PROTECT
HER
anterior
to
its
surface,
SHOULD
eventual
Manchester,
....'■■■■
necting London with
Liverpool,
.iii
j'ae rib) weighed twenty pounds.
Britain in a twelve month.
'£ he disease had than the old one. : ■■ .: :.■ ■i'
COLONIES?
and the North. Ifall the trains by day or
Wines, Beer, and; Spirits of the very best ,brands
implicated the ribs, and also the muscles of the abdo- alwaysoii;hand<
LOOTING.
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("From the Weekly Age.)
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night were stopped at this impediment, obliged
operand
delicate
the.
whole
dangerous
\yas
(phom narrative of 3mil3 south oiiisa cajii'ajcix men. So
THE QUESTION OF NEW ZEALAND.
Oats, Chaff, and Bran, always, on Sale at^'ciirrent
There is ii small but active section of poliop 1000. by hobert swisiiok.
ation, that when the tuihor and ribs were cut away,1
to. transfer passengers and freight, to condemn
wide
,'r :- :-.■ :':
r -; •"'■'.■--■'.ij.r,
"':'"
(From the Scotsman.')
most of the former to the sensations of a terri- ticians in England who say of the
Officers and men,' English and French, were rush- nothing remained, to preserve the heart, lungs, and in- rates.
but the inner.Tnembrane(skin) which coated '■' : "' /■■■■■■ GOOD STABMKO.■'
ble irialaily. to which gout or. toothache are spread colonial"empire of Great Britain what
A country which has become tlie seat ofwar is ing about in a most unbecoming 'manner, each eager testines,
noyv
that
remains
between
the
and
tiiis
is
now
all
ribs,
~
the aequisKiou of valuables. Mostof the Frehch■■;■■: SEWING MACHINES.:mere amusements; if it cost the companies some of our pro-squatting wiseacres say of apt to figure itself to tlie fancy of people at a for
man and death-.; The dangerous-gash is bandaged
that "it distance as* perpetually and completly canopied meu were armed with large clubs, aud wliat they the
'half the revenue derived from freight to agriculture in Victoria, namely,
that nature will restore the hone ':"■'■••'
carry away they ■smashed to atoms. In one up, and it i3certainpatient,though
could.not
gentlemen
thundering
rattling
cannon,
These
would
of
•■'. H. sSiTH. ■'-; :'-';:'
not
with
the
smoke
pay."
weak,has survived:
transfer their goods traffic across this impedi- doe3
you would see several officers and men of all of now ribs. The
military defence rifles, and smouldering homesteads. Life there is room
No. 49, A r o-a d/e, •:;;
ranks with their heads: and hands brushing and the operation ten days, ;and /the. strongest hopes are
ment, and they knew and felt that this ob- throw the entire cost of the
up
merely
fightin
to
made
offear
and
supposed
recovery.
be
We saw.him
upon themselves. Even
knockin^togother in
same box, searching and entertained of liis ultimate
been constituted sole agent in" Otago
struction hindered them of half their gains, of the colononies would
which, grasping' its contents. ;tho
the mother ing". The ordinary current of existence
In another a scramble was on Thursday, and he appeared to sleep easily, with
for;..-.;; :,■-;,:■■';;.,;,".:..'.- ,\ ■..:'.:■.we'may be sure, says the tempter, they would war time theyto the aidhave
although somewhat ruffled, uo doubt, still flows on going on.over a
-handsome, state robes. moderate breathing. ~.;.. If this man survives, we
of
pf
of
the
coloany
come
collection'1
difficulty
country
somehow. Chat Moss
WHEE LE ft & WI L S ON' S S E WIN G- '
dispose of tbe
much as usual, save in the places directly devas- Some would be playing pitch and toss against the must say that this is one of the niostwonderfol sur-, ■•■/■■
was no obstacle ; the .Britannia Bridge spans nies subjected to hostile attack only in their tated by the military torrents, is totally ignored. ■large
MACHINES,
;'■■■■;
: f
amusing themselves gical operations ever performed.—-Californian paper.
mirrors
would
be
;-others,
solely
then
aiid simple machines
the sea; the great Tubular Bridge of Canada utmost extremity ov peril, and
A Man Charged with Five^Murders.—- Begs to offer these, most
We have heard so much of pahs and saps, skir- ■by taking " cock" shots at .the chandeliers, llospeofc
service
should
correspondent
gives
very,-'low.
of the Times
an ab- to the Public at
andreasonable ratesl: ',
mishing in the fern and desperate attacks ami re- •of position was completely lost sight of, and the most The Turin
bestrides a waste of seething waters. Wiry, on the condition that a*.similar
when the Anglo-French valley is only wider be rendered by the colony to the mother pulses, lately in. connection with New Zealand, perfect disorganization prevailed. Thelove of gain is stract, ef the published reports-of the trial at Milan of
The Machine mory be seen in use, and all informacontagious, and-ineverysense thc-incitametUwn the villain Boggia, who is charged with five murders. tion obtained at No. 49, Arcade. ;■
-■■■-.
l
by some miles,and deeper by some fathoms, country herself when in like distress. Mr. that its normal life had quite slipped out of Bri- most
as the Latin, grainuiari-ightlyteachesus. No Boc'gia was a house-porter, in easy circumstauce3,for
exponent of tish -rt collection.
N.JJ.—Country orders carefully:attended-to, and
The annual 13 luebook pub- malorum,
should this arrest our progress? The sea Adderley, M.P., is the leader and
justthen cared for. gazingtranquilly at the works one ofiiis standing in life., very.assiduous in the disone.
Registrar
application.
who
hold
these
lished
the
General
of
the
sent
politicians
by
colony—
price
lists
on
which roils through it is treated by poets as the small section of
art; each one was bent on acquiring, what was charge of his religious duties, somewhat over-demonthat all " The Statistics of New Zealand for 1860—re- of
most valuable. That scone afforded a very goodproof strative in hia display ofzeal and devotion, and a darlinvincible, but the tempter whispers in our views. For it is a mistake to supposeoutlay
MS. HENRY BAYLISS
V -■:.
minds us that thecolonists have been buying and '■■■ of the innate evil in man's nature when unrestrained' ing of the Milan priesthood, who once got him out of
at
annual
of
large
the
grumble
word
who
hydrostatics."
spell
ear the
He has a
CCOUNTANT, Valuer, Estate and- House
selling, marrying and giving in marriage, despite'■'
"
the force of law orpublic opinion. Licensed theft a sanguinary scrape, for which,, but for theii' inter- XA• Agent, Princes-street, (next Medical :iHall),
for angry Neptune, and a refuge from iEolus, the Imperial Exchequer, under the head of the conflagration caused by that antipodeanIby
displays the love of greed natural to every heart; ference, he would have been hanged. '.' Imagine," Duae:lin. The best references in the City, andunder
and, though Asiatics have been content to military expenditure in and on account of the Althea's dream," the firebrand, Wirimu Kingi. soon
and its concomitant vices, jealousy and dissension, says the report, " a little man, about sixty-five years the patronage of the following firms :— i .■■'..
whip "heir naughty Hellesponts, he suggests colonies, concur with this gentleman in his "This volume is the fifth of its series, and MrBen- speedily follow. Thesilk 'warehouses ■on the right of age, with venerable
grey hair carefully smoothed
,;a.c.
Messrs. Jones, Bird & Co,
impracticable opinions on nett has made it even more complete than its pre- were burst open, and dozens rushed in over the piles down on the temples and. the back of the head, an
';
that lie can make ours construct, and fetch very strange and
Cole, Hoyt & Oo»
cheerfulness,
however,
and decessor. His labors mayappear to some me> e'y of valuable rolls of silk and embroidered dresses. easy
of: countenance, an impurtnble
~
',-:
'.:■:.
and-cany, and minister to our convenience in the question. Mr. Adderley,
Tho3.
Norton
&
Co.
armfulj. There were piles calnmesj of speech, a spotless white.<neckcloth; the
perhaps some half dozen members of the mechanical, but tact as well as industry is re- These were thrown out in
■Patton & Hodge
ways they never dreamt of.
piles of them ; and though plunderers were con- whole outward man would lead you to look upon him
and
certainly
~;.■:
do
hold
It.
Wilson-&
Co.
Commons.besides,
draw
his
tabulations,
quired
up
clearly-copious
Chalmers,
for he is the tempter, House of
to
Air. James
away by cartloads, still the ground was as a poor aged wight brought into difficulty by some
opinions we and he has a full right to make use of the modest ! veying them
Kirkpatrick &Co.
•has taken us l)3r the button, and we are like and labor hard to propogate the
with them, and there was yet more in the mistake, or in consequence of some deep-laid 'scheme:
Scott & Co. ■;
: I'
that " they have not been unsuccessful in strewn
A commission of prize agents had been of calumny. The /'resident a»l<s him by .what cir- :
the guest with the Ancient Mariner, con- .have, mentioned with respect to the military boast
hou.-es.
-•■■:.:■
Wallacli, Bros..'.
diffusing
definite
and
views
of
the
conaway
accurate
he
led
to
with
1113lastvictim,
do,
possessions,
by
Hope
purpose
and
formed Sir
Grantfor tlis
of collect- cumstances was
■-.•;:.
Feldheim,-Bro3. v
strained to stop and listen. Given the prob- defence of British colonial
and progress of New Zealand in various ingtogether curiosities to dispose offer the benefit of the woman Peiwchio, sixty-six years old, who had
;.
Miller & Co.
\'i
lem to cross the English Channel byrailway. It both in a recent pamphlet and in lectures dition
influential quarters, where previously compara- -1 the army j";aud the officers composing it were busyall welcomed him to her house: with the most perfect ■-.■■■■■
.7.
of
the
firm
M'Lean,
~olM'Caw,
Mr.
appears that in this, as in every practical the gentleman illustrates his views by the tively vague,
rubbing
his hand, takes his
if not absolutely erroneous, notions i day in making their selections from what yet trust;.'■■■Bogjria.begins by
M'Lean and another.
: ■ ..
difficulty since the days of Sir Robert Peel, following reference to Canada. He says :— were entertained." Commerce,and consequently remained undamaged; while" hundreds of others handkerchief out of his pocket, wipes-his mouth ; theii
Mr. AndrewS. Wilson. •■
v : ■:■■■■
instant, the. security of Canada is
takes a good pinch; then,
we have a choice of three courses.
the revenue, seem to have flourished in New were looting '0n... their own account.; New pulls out his snuff-box,
■'' :
Mr. Henry Hoyuolds.
" There "The
'• Dr.
of the eye, no faltering of the voice,
.-; ■;:..•.-.
threatened, let England go to her assistance, Zealand during the last troublous year, but we rooms were constantly being found as the without a wink
are three ways of effecting railway communiGeorare
Wilson.
:
:
remorse
or
glimpse
compunction,
without a
of
he thus
let have only room for a fuw remarks on population. marauders extended their researches, .still' untouched tells
£c, Kc. &c
:■■
■:'-.:■ -:■
cation with England and the continent, and the moment England is threatened,
hi-3 atrocious tale:—'What can I say to you, my
filled with old bronzes, clocks,: enaiiif-llei;;jars,
and help us, for The European population in 1858' was about and
through the earth bj' tunnelling under the the Canadian militia comeupon
HOTEL,
infinityof jade-stono curiosities.V.;To\<;bi6§(ji!hg; .-(Lord President? We were there, all alone; the old
and
an
AUSTRALASIAN
us,to
nothing
calling
help
Ca- GO,OOO. Since then it has increased by rather plunderers rushed with eagerness.. The booty^was" ?<to.itiauj.smiled; a whjsn or inspiration came upon me";
bed oi the sea ; through the water within sub- there was
MACIAGOAN-STREIiT.
GRIFFITHS'(Iate Providoreaud Chief
merged tubes, or through the air on a bridge." nada in time of need which did not, call upon more than 31J- per cent. Taranaki is the.only plentiful, but the means of conveyance scarce. ■I>ibol^uj>,.niy hatchet, and let it go at hor head with'
which
exhibits
a
decrease.
This
is
s
he
did
utter one cry; she
to
province
surrounding
good:an^ium
that;
us
under
like
circumstances."
In
from
the
crowded
and
so
not
Steward
the Melbourne, Geelosig. and jAde- ~
villages
her
to
aid
Chinese
in
prefer
to pass,
Through whichever element we
the war more than added their numbers to the vivacious .looters, and waii knocltSiU tJown instantly, and died quite easy. laide~ Steamers,) in retiu'ning thanks to his numerous
a war provoked possibly by some diplomatic natural enough. Owing tosought
we have, moreover, a. choice of twelve prohalf the population have
other homes. hundreds of them..wove going backwards and forwards W"hen slie;lfi|S6n the ground, stretched out, 1 sat down .patrons, begs to iutiniato to them,!and the Public
jects, sixFrench and six English, apart from quarrel in reference to Europe or tiie East, The proportion
of female- fugitives is double all day laden with bundles of spoil. Aftsr the spo- for a quarter'SKari hour looking at her, anil as Ilooked generally, that having niScie exteiisive.alteratioiis in
that of Mr. Chalmers himself Three pro- and in which Canada had not the slightest in- -that of the male. l('or the whole colony liation had continued
some tiui3, light portable valua- a fit of laughter seized, me.. I then went ©lit, for a the above Hotel, he is now prepared to offer superior
to
jectors propose tunnelling under the Channel, terest, he would let that colony bear, out of the excess of immigration over emigration dur-ng bles became move rare, and the natives were soon little air, and came back to sleep. Ou the morrow I accommodation, and hopc^,. by strict
legs, to be able, to put her in ray their.comfort, to merit a continuance of their favor.
its own resources only, the whole bfunt of an 18GO was GO6-i, of births over deaths 2053. seized upon ,as poiteio for the larger curios. An cut offtlie woman's
seven proposed submerged tubes, one proby
"
of
basket
with
used
would,
handles,
struggling
weight
large
(a
bo
under
the
of
basket
kind
ofneor
seen
poses an arched roadway or tunnel on the attack from the enemy, and would have the Stewart's Island.und Chatham Islands swelled this old
SADDLERY.--SADDLERY.
jars, furs, and embroidered suits ; ho would meet street porters in Italy to carry burdens 011 theirshoulV BROTHERS bog- to call the attention of
bottom, and one, an Englishman, a mammoth home country decline going to the expense total by a contribution-of ii little girl each ;in a native
similarly laden;, the native would be made der.') to make it one jobonly as I carried her to my
their
numerous Customers and .the' Public in.
bridge. All these are independent of Mr. and trouble of aiding her, unless she was on neither during the twelvemonths did n death occur. to
my
a.goodly
cellar, 1 due:
open
his pack, and the choice contents being cellar. When I had her in
to their Ne\v Stock of Racing, Steeplechase,
marriages took place in New added toout
Chalmers's own plan, which invoive3 the con- the point of being overpowered; and then Nearly "00 white
the officer's load, the native would be com- grave viui brava'J'ossa) along the wfjll; took out the' general
and Ladies' Saddles, Whips, Spurs,
Colouial,
best
year.
pieces
grave
woman,
of the old
laid them down in the
only one was cele- pelled to relinquish the remainder, of his spoil and
-Btru>-.tiou of a tubular railway on the bottom the aid should be given only on condition of Zealand last ministerOfofthese
",'",
"..
the Jewish persuasion," undertake the freight of.the officer's burden. Soon- very nicely; stretched out at full leiigth,- and there &.C. .'.
by a
also: while--some of them have,'such very Canada doing the same favor to the home brated
sp!?,ndid
"
N.B.—A
assortment of all kinds of-Harend
'And
Whatofßibof it.'
Hibbone?
only the fourth which had been so the rumor spread that treasure had been discovered, was an
aud
this
was
And,
as
with
Cacountry
in
time
of
need.
ness'always
on haiid.
enticing conditions that we may leave them
celebrated there for six years. Either the cliil- aud'an o.v.cite;l crowd ran about to seek for the spot, hone V asked the Court. This' Hibbone was an old
■■Rattray-streer, 2Oth March. 1862.
to the appreciation of the British capitalist ■nada, so should it be with the Australian co- ilren of Israel
of Boggia; he lived in the same house, —a good
must be far less numerous in New but very wisely a guard had been placed over it, and friendfond
patted them on
of
children,
Hoggin's
lonics, the Cape, &c. Is such a policy practi- ; Zealand than they
man,
without our superfluous recommendations.
male
to
hands
for
fair
"who
money
proper
the
was
over
.notice..".■ ;.; •■. ,"
in our other Pacific coloare
penny
them
took
them
out
for
consistently
preservation
English
bought
toys,
the:h3ad,
with the
of nies, where Moses, Levy, Cohen, &c., are some of division botweeii the
and French armies. At
One of them, that of M. tie Gamoml (name cable,
TTOTEL aiVl HOUSE. VALIJATIONS, ;Aoreeclose of the day's loot; it. was found, as was to' be 0 walk, and was quite intimate with the family. J_X mksts Djiawn, Loaks NEGOTIATED, and Casks
of ominous import), had been examined by a her colonies to England ? We venture to as- the commonest of names, or they have lost the the
expected, that much dissatisfaction oeeuired among J-Boggiii asked' his friend for a loan of twenty lire. Duawk v? for AnuiTKAiioN, .by JAMES
a
more
or
impracticable
impossible^
of
eminent
is
sert
that
which
elsewhere
■engineers,
family
commission
said to
fondness for
tics
is so the different members of the p,rmy. Numbers of the Ribbone: promised to try to got them, but Boggia's 811 OWKE, at. the Provincial; Registry,, three
have been looked upon with favor by the line of policy could not well be propounded ; m'irked a characteristic of their race.
officers, and nearly the whole of the man, had by their impatience got the better of him. He'fouud some
from the Provincial: Hotel, who has had sixteen
French Emperor, and was only finally rejected and; that any attempt to put it into execution |^Ia consequence of the war, no fresh enumera- duties b:en deprived of participation in the spoil; pretext to decoy his friend into his cellar, asked him : doors
years' Colonial expedenoe ,in_ conducting Sales and
empire
disastrous
to
the
colonial
of
tion
of
the
Maories
lias
been
made.
In
1559,
anticipated
they
and'among
on account of its
inteference with would be
those that were-there several .had .fa'.lcn to look for something' ho had dropped on the ground,
Transfers
of Hotels and Licensed Houses. ■-.■■-.■■
the
stopped
ho was over him with
36,049; 55,275 (of whom up- nsross articles of great value, while .others lia-l only and as the other
the navigation of the Straits of Dover. It Great Britain. Mr. Adderley's theory is a were estimated apinhabit
the northern island) is procured trumpery gewgaws. Some of General Na- fir niilable halchct which he had secreted under his
PROVINCIAL REGISTRY OFFICE,
wards of 50,000
proposed to form in the Channel a series'of blunder throughout. It rests upon an erro- the
n;;pa
cloak,
and with one stroke on the
of the neck ho
Stafforb-stkhet,
estimate for 1860. Whatever may be thought pier's staff officers, moreover, had stripped off and
islands, amounting in number to thirteen, a neous assumption, namely, that the colonies,
why
(Tliree doors from the Provincial Hotel).,,
of the exactness of estimates founded, like brought away with them the roofof a neglected cot- leveled him, stoim dead, with the ground.did 'But
not probaker's dozen, and dig down through them possessing, as he supposes them to do—com- these,
mistaken for brass, but which did you kill him V ' Simply because he
very imperfect data, there can be no tage, which iial beeu
description
on
■TTWERY
of Domestic and Bush Seriwonty lire I'wanted.'" "On another'
into terra firmu, and tunnel east and west. plete self-government, should bear all the doubt that the Maories arc decreasing in number. turned ont to be nearly pure gold, worth some £9000. cure ins--the
vaats can be obtained at this office, immediately
placed at the disposal of the occasion, after killing one ATazza, ' he wont out of his onVJapplication.
Mr. Dc la Haye proposed to construct a series burdens Of self-governjnent, one of which is, They admit the fact themselves, and mourn over This theyofhandsomely
General their division, and it being beaten ont fr cellar for atolittle air,"' as ho saiil, and walked along
of wrough-iron tunnels, each 400 feet long, the duty of self-defence. But it is not the it. An almost forlorn hojie of checking this de- distribution
see. the boats.loading; then came back at
among the troops, when Sir.Hope Grant the canal
Y7 AR D CASPE R. &. CO.,
and, then submerge them; but. as he says, fact, that any British colony possesses com- crease was one of their motives for setting up a. received intelligence
ofthe.intention, and fearing tha night, and dug the usual grave. But the grave was
.■■'■.
:
.':
'•
colony
long
enough.
No
can
enter
lie doubled up the corpse as he AUUTIONEEES, COMMISSION
part
plete
self-government.
the
cf
the
work
which
native
diminution
has
been
on
distribution
not
king.
going
among
portion
will appear the
This
dissatisfaction that such
a
MERCHANTS,
"most complicated, will be to connect
keep
company with the other
to proc'.ucr, and in order to best could, and left it to
the divi- into any diplomatic relations with a foreign for years. In 1837, Sir Kichard toBonrkeanaffirmed of the army was sure
HOUSE-AND
ESTATE
LAND,
AGENTS,
more equal for those whose victim. "
High-street. Duaesih.
sions xinder water," and his temptation for country; It cannot, by negotiations or other- that disease aud death prevailed such extent, make matters
prevented tho:n from shaving -in the
A No'aiiEitAN in the PixLPiT.—;On Sunday, Lord
the British capitalist will befully appreciated wise, avert a war into whieh England is enter- even amongst the, Maories who, having placed duties
of
he issue-.1, orders to call Teynhain preaeliel twice in the Victoria Hall, BelNOTICE! ! !
spoliation
: .;
under the direction of the missionaries, work
when it is added that "the operation will be ing, although its interests are wholly opposed themselves
all the iooc acquired by the officers, appealing fast, t-.i large audiences. For sonic time Lord TeynF ITTLE DORRIT, "NEWCOMES," Tale of
might have been supposed to have derived nothing in
attended with no extraordinary difficulty to to that war; nor, can it hasten the advent of but
and
gentlemen
to-their
honor
as
officers
to
to
public
restore ham has devotoJ'himself this line of
usefultwo cities, Uncommercial traveller, Peg Wofa
benefit from the influx of the English, that he faithfully all they, had taken. _-. This measure,
those tvho can remain half an hoar in deep peace, although peace is most necessary for its feared
where, it is said, his ministrations h'ngton, Douglas Jerrolds', Level's', Thackeray's CurNew Zealand would before many years be couree, caused great grumbling ou the other ssidoof lies? in England,large
audiences.— Northern Whig.
water:' Another tubular project involves welfare. Every British colony is perfectly destitute
have attracted
rie Bell, and 200 select works by the most popular
single aboriginal inhabitant. He
of
a
pnt
those whohad
themselves to considerable A WosD3ttFßi Loan.—There is now in course of• authors, have been added to the
the recommendation that " the slope given to helpless and passive, in all matters relating to added that the Maories generally, contrasting amon;
trouble in the acquisition and brirssring away of what
DUNEDIN LIBRARY.
the submarine railway would admit of a theforeign aiiairs of the empire, and to ques- their own condition with that of the white settlers, they
manufacture at Wolverhampton a new patent keyless, ■
held. One officer, in' particular, who had Jadcn lock,
MAintiois Joel,
having 244,140,025 combinations. This lock is
tions
war.
:
peace
sufficiently
motion
of
and
It must follow the who were singularly blessed with numerous, his horse with his treasures and trudged all the way
powerful to enable the
Proprietor, Princes-atreet,
;■
:Opposite
carriages'to cross the Channel without a steam fortunes of the mother country in all such healthy offsprings, hail'arrived at. the conclusion on foot to camp some :ive iniie-s, leading his steed by the invention of Count Kersolon, a-iFrenchman, but
the
Government
Offices.
country
Loysell.
is
the
in
this
of
a
Mr.
propsrty
now
bridle, become the-object to many sallies of wit
engine;" while, according to an estimate momentous affairs blindly and without remonthat the God of the English was removing the abo- th-5
N.B. A large assortment of merchants' account
marked with
when the orders were published. A sale was then It has five rollers, and, each rollerIfisthe
made, the cost might amount to about strance. No colony has a voice in the matter riginals to make room for his votaries, and were, in appointed
letter at books, stationery, Novels books for presents, aud
to take placo oil the 11th of all the articles twenty-five letters of the alphabet.
themselves
consequence,
up
to
a
desschool
books always on hand.
-.
...
£87,400.000.
giving
therefore,
Another proposes to sub- of war or peace. No colony,
has
by the commission, as well as the -booty which it is set should not be discovered, the exhaustvita. In the text of his very collected
merge a tube to a. uniform depth, the same perfect self-government* that is exer- pairing teediwn
called in ; but, on restoring his spoil, each onieer had ing of all the variations necessary in that case to the
lectures
Mr.
Merivale
colonisation,
require
expenon
an immense
CLOTTY DUNEDIN.
at which it is retained by ties "below or cised by the mother-country, and by her valuable
the option of redeeming it at a price, fixed by the opening of the look would
discredits the belief that the Maories are fast commission. When the-French had finished "their
diture of time. It is intrude .1 to. place one of these
best suited for it, are to be "had of
buoys above, and, in order, that it should alone. And it is in consequence erroneous and fading
from the land of their fathers ; but he work'of destruction in the interior of the palace, they- joe'-.s upon some iron safes that are bKiifj made for BOOTS,
MANLY
TIIACKER, Premier Bootmaker,
unjust
motion,
have a partial freedom of
to say that colonies should bear the admits, in a note, that there has been a rapid sot
it will ter;;
forthcoming World's Fair. In one Hope-street, rear of Dalgetjr k llattray's. .;
the Emperor's private residence on fire, and -then exhibition at the proposed
minate with solid ends before reaching the burdens, as well as enjoy the advantages of diminution in their numbers of late years. This rejiuquifuied
to place thesilin of £500,
grounds and removed their camp to a ot' the sifes it is
the
shores, whence the communication would be self-government. Self-government they pos- he accounts for by war, infanticide, and diseases viiliige in front of the An-ting gate. The Seikhs and which is to fall to the lot of the parson who may "t)TUSt ARRIVED, ex Western and Omeo,at Fui.
ler's Commercial Cigar Divan, No. l,JArcadn, opby chain'"piers or by small steamers. The sess only in part —that is, for the management introduced by Europeans.
He combats Dr. a few of the dragoons were the only privatesthat had bs fortunate enough to effect an opening of the safe.
Cigars,
■.
PC'Site Union Bank, a splendid asEortineut.of
author of this plan proposes to deep his tube, of their own local affairs only. But in all other Thompson's theory that " breeding in and in " is found their way to the pulaje, and consequently their —Leeds Intelligencer.
Tobacco,
Meerschaum Pipes, &c, &c. •' •'
twenty miles long, into the sea from pontoons, respects they follow without deviation in-the the chief cause of the depopulation, by instancing camps, especially that of the former, were much re*■
to
purchase
price
sorted
for
the
of
the
silks;
BENEVOLENT ASYLUM, ,-DUNEDIN.
releasing it at a signal from the electric tele- wake marked out for them by the Imperial the cases of portions of the Scottish Highlands usually demanded averaging one dollar (4s. GJ.) arrot;"
For Sale.
graph in all its parts simultaneously, and he Government in London. The home country and the Swiss and Italian Alps, where intermar- whereas thereal value ofthe silk might have ratedt;
supported
by
Voluntary
To be
Contributions.
of kindred have taken place -for ages, and at from L!3toL5.
asks for only £15,000,000. The projector of may engage in a war for the sake of some re- riages
The store and canteen keepers
yet finer men cannot be found. "Breeding in who followed the camp consequently, drove a
OFF, Stock-in-trade, comprising tothe arched roadway or tunnel at the bottom mote or general interests of the Empire, with and
"He that hath pity on the poor, happy is he."
QELLIN.Gnot deteriorate the human large
says,
he
will
in,"
receiving
cigars,-pipes,
"
fancy
business in this article,
mutches, snuffa and
pay- >O bacco,
would go to work with 40 sub-acqueous boats which interests a certain colony may not have race by itself. There mustbe some other causes ment for
and liquors - .supplied-. to the fioous; likewise the business premises, situated in
Oiweots :-—
(of which he is the inventor) and 1,500 sailors the most distant concern ; and yet the whole in combination, with which we are not ac- troops in silksi-ores
at that rate. But for knicknncks and Rnttray.-street. - 13. Makes and Co., wholesale
of
relieve the aged, infirm, disabled, or destitute of
fury
might
navvies,
and
and construct us a tunnel for
the first outburst of hostilities
be quainted." Those who believe that the simple bijoux the French camp offered the greatest allure- tobacconists.
:
all creeds mid nations, by receiving ai;d';inam£10,000,000. He of the mammoth bridge expended on the coasts of that colony. Should contact of civilisation, independently of war, the ment for several days. You had only to a«k the first
in a suitable building, such as may hi most
will make in the Channel 190 pedestals, 300 the home country remain passive in that case, destruction of game, the importation of ardent French soliiier you met if he had anything for sale, -pAPEUHANG-INGS. .10,000 pieces Dining-room, fciining,
by boing inmates of the Asylum.
he would soon produce gold watches, strings of X Drawing-room, Shop, Bar and Ceilings, Marble benefited
feet rquare at the bottom, consisting of rocks until the assailed colony was on the point of spirits, &c, exercises a mysteriously mortal in- and
11 l (jotlinnicni 1 imiv niuiiutel thuh \nl'ino uc s
Henry
jewels,
Peiaiku, House
jade ornaments, or furs; and numbers of and Oaks, Is. and Is. 3d.
not
to
savage
people
lashed
common
fluence
on
a
will
have
far
imt
i
<ut-> to* tho piupo c i i^> liop'd Ji it i "-Uih
together,
being
bolted and
gradually rising
overpowered ? Would that be
British officers, who had disposable dollnrs. quickly Decorator, (jo6rge-s>treet, below Royal George, and o
utnf sum Mill bo CiUectL to illo v ffi pin on ci the—-at an angle of 75 degrees till they form eacfi justice? Would it be sound policy ? How long seek for the cause of the dwindling away of the found means of exchanging them for objects
of greater ; Queen-street, Melbourne.
i
has
\"s
him
eic icd iidicdyfo the leCjilio of
lun,,
very
forcibly
stated value in the French camp. For week?, in cither
nn insular plain, 150 feet square, 40feet above would the colonies be reconciled to the connec- Maories. Mr. Darwin
imu t^s buioie 11 c
ntn st in
1
theory, and expended it to the contact of a eirnp, nothing was talked of but curiosities purloined !j
•*
the level of the sea ; on these he will build tion with the home country upon such terms? this
lengthsfSpoutting,
t
11
i
Co
j
mitji i*
superior race, though uncivilised.
from the Sumincr Palace, and what thfv were likely /GALVANIZED IRON, all
towers, 100 feet in diameter, 260 feet high, The state ofaffairs on the American continent
" Besides
JOH\ lIM^L lIVKRiS
of destruction,
there to fetch. Numbers of the French officers had ac- V3T all patterns, made by machinery. Works,
these
several
evident
causes
and crown the whole with a tubular bridge at present furnishes a means of aptly illustra- appears to be some more mysterious agency quired tolerable fortunes, and their men were rollin'<» Princes street, next. Barracks, aud Melbourne.
\LIHID CjILPJI v [ blitOD]
50 feet deep and 30 wide.
TWl' S A DOUOjjAS
ting the utterly impracticable character of generally at work. Wherever the European has in dollars, which led to much disorder and serious
\o(t'"L
JULII)->
al]
England
camp.
distarbnnccs in their
FOR SALE.
After these competitors for the transport Mr. Adderley's colonial policy. Let
For dnva after their
trod, death seems to pursue the aboriginal. We return
1 D\WiPD Cr LD\VARPS
their late bivouac their soldiers were conBT.UESKIN DISTRICT,
of the continental mails and passengers and for instance, raise the blockade of the may look to the wide extent of the Americas, stantly from
to
be
met
with
n
\
in state of intoxication, and
B\ hoi i c i^ribuuons noeun ""Jy '■olicitcd, a id
goods traffic, conies Mr. Chalmers himself, the Southern American ports, in the interests of Polynesia, the Cape of Good Hope, and-Australia, stilleniTymgoutthe acquired
10 MII.KS IT.OH TOWS,
vill 1 c than! ni''\ le^u-vecl
of plunder and
tempter par excellence.
Pie only wants British commerce generally, and of the cotton and we shall find the same result. N,or is it the Kpoii.itimi to ihe villages in Bjijrit
VALUABLE SECTIONS, good
II n tion? mij 'so h'- pid U J c nrco\ ni oi the
their neighborhood.
aspect, wood and water.
£12,000,000 for constructing a Channel rail^' trade in particular. The immediate result white man alone that thus acts the destroyer. The British share of the plunder was.all arranged
Duncd n Pc c\o'i.nt As luu at c it of me \i i tm.i
MORSE & ORBELL,
of Malay extraction has in parts for exhibition in ths ball of the large llama temple,
Bm> b
•way through a series of tubes laid along the would be war between Great Britain and the Tlie Polynesian
Rattray-strcet.
Indian Archipelago thus driven before where the Head-quarter's Staii were quartered, and
bottom of the sea, into which the traveller Federal States; and the first step taken in of the East
chirk-coloured native. The varieties of a goodly display it wa? : white and green jade-stone
entering will'experience a sensation akin to that war would be an incursion of Federal him the
cloths, &c, oh
cues,
each
other
in
the
ornaments
of
all
enamel-inlaid
T I M B E It ,
tints,
TABLES,
balls,
upon
"jars,
antique
to act
same
of
" road volunteers across the borders, into Canada, man seem
"PILLIAUD
what we feel after walking on a gravelly
gold and silver figures and statuettes. Ii) sale, James Fiscii & Co., Kattray-street.
as different species of animals ; the stronger shape,'bronzes,
with thinshoes when we step upon the downy bearing fire and sword into her peaceful way
fine
collection
of
Melbourne.
Paser,
many
Agents
of
which
for
Julius
PKI&CLS
STIJLI 1 IHIj Kit i VI?D
&c.;
furs,
theory
were"' 1
always extirpating the weaker." This,
sward of a smooth1 green" lawn." •He shows towns, villages, and cities. Now Canada has Mr. Merivale opposes He maybe right-in calling of much value, such as sable, sea-otter, ermine,
Astraenn
and
court
i r <i k itlii<.\'< d« Pilinas
lamb,
&c.;
nmon"unc'ei^iLiiedl
costume,
diagrams,
analogies
the reader all the
elevations, trans- no interest direct or indirect, in the cause its supporters, zoological and botanical,
cii<h'j\ lioikd
were two or three of the Emper.or's state robes TjlOE SALE, a Flate Glasa Front, consisting- of
stifcl =outh,
•> 11ils,„< re nd
verse and longitudinal sections, and describes that would have led to the war, namely, the fanciful."- As he points out, one race"of brutes which
of rich yellow -silk, worked upon with dragons in .I.* 5 panes, 3xo and 7xo, with plaster sash and fctock of Building *In\o
n -, iij;, o', viz ,
"
at length his method for laying the tubes, raising of the blockade of the South. But, as destroys another-by the simple method of devour- gold thread, and beautifullywoven with floss-silk em- ( tstbleture complete.
11
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0 a'ld
3 B i!u di \k,,
J. SWITZER.
do;
which he partly accomplishes,, aswe said,by a British colony, she hastofollow thefortunes ing it or its food ; the seeds of one class of brodery on the skirls, the inside being lined with sil- ■•'.■•-•
Do.
do
cut
vegetables cannot spring up where a stronger growth- ver'fur or ermine, and cuCsd with glossy sable. At
Amciicin'l md (r Juml ti ird s cimiiqt
the aid of hydrostatics. There are few^per- of the British empire, in war, as well as in has
curiously
piled
the end of the hall were
immense quantitities of
itself; but Mr. Merivale
Do tin u*eim.> nd t\< ilh ibcoids
BRICKS
FOR
SALE.
Kobt.
Fuxeons he remarks,-who,now a da3's, doubt the peace; and although she had no voice, act, or begsestablished
the question, or rather perpetrates a bull, when -.rfrlls of silk and crepe of,various colours, with several
C x IA, o\:,Ox ;, 0 x ], J an 1 G fco eh
wick, Moray-place.
practicability/of constructing iron tubes capa- part in bringing about the war, she is the first, he'maiutains
thr.t the asserted law, if proved to be a of the beautiful.imperial yellow, a kind prescribed by
ilooi ino
*^»n
w
ble of containing-a railway, or of making them to. suffer the bloodshedand violence which it Jaw, wouldbe an "anomaly." If, as he says, the, the Chine.se .-law. for the use of his Imperial Majesty
Ctdii, ftoni 1 inch bo ids to 3 i lth planlcs
by the Undersigned, Drat Wheels
Btr'dlig enough to resist'the pressure to which entails. Should the home country, in that theory, even if established by due induction, would alone. The sale continued over three whole days, FOR,andSALE,
Iscw /.(. il uid scnntlin^ i id \\t itliubo utls
Axles.
:
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tally with our previous scheme of nature, this and was largely attended both by officers and'men.
Van Di in m's Land qimkimo intl joi^tiiij
they will, be. subjected 'm'deep water.L The case, leave Canada to impel the invasion as best not
WEBB, PANTLIN & CO.
would merely shew that we had rounded off our A perfect mania of competition appeared to have
Do p 'nys, Qiiinglci, mid b itttns
guiding themL'cqr/'egih/,,'to'"tJieiv position wider she could-T-only coming to her aid in her ex- scheme
—thatthere were morethings even_ou seized ell ranks, and the prices realized were fabutoo.
soon
Couu^atcd lion mouldings
water, the jpliihg:' iJ^em JvTien there, and effec- tremity of danger, as Mr. Adderly proposes? earth than had been dreamt of in our philosophy— lous. The most trivial article fetched £2 or £3,: and
BILLIARD TABLE, cheap. ;'Apply
Aichilii^cs md
SALE,
Doors, and stshe<
Gilliganand Co., Cordial Manufactory, Mactual arrangements jorkeeping them down, seem Or should the troops of England be hurried that room must be found in our knowledge not for an one of the court robes was knocked down at the high
GEORGE O'DRISCOLL.
to bare been wanting hitherto; and it has across theAtlantic in masses to the protec- anomaly, but for a new law. Tlie NorthAmerican figure of 56120. Had the Emperor been present he 1laggan-street.
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\
OTAGO DALLY TIMES.
5,1862.
_
Business' Notices.
CAMP HOTEL,
Merchandise*
FOR*S A L E,
Business Notices.
i)R.
wllson,
,
POLE,
Government.Notices.
DODSi AND CAMERON offer for sale
.
Government Notices.
(Late of Kyncton, Victoria,)
THE ENTIRE CARGO OF TIMBER,
at their Wholesale Stores, Ruttray-street,
OB IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHABEKS.
BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HI[S
Ale, in bulk, Man-ion's, 3
1
Ex FLYING SQUIRRET,"
SURGERY,
Ale and itout, in bottle, Byass's and Tennant's
E. WALSH begs to intimate that he 1!U!
From Hobart Town.
Brandy, in qr-easks, dark and pal
ARCADE,
OPENED the above commodious and ext
Brandy, in case, Martoll's and other brands
period for
L landed •at Maeandrew's Bay, East
Ist
/HROWN LANDS.—NOTICE.—The
From 10 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.n
Geneva, key and anchor, red and green cases
sive premises.
\_J the receipt of applications for tho purchase of
Harbour.
O T AGO
Hillem)
in
Whisky,
qr-casks,
Distillery
Coiliprismg
Slbki's
at
this
"Provincial."'
Dundas
Hill
rural
land
in
Blocks
iv.
and
v.
District,
The Bar is one of the largest in the Provin :e>
Whisky, in case, Stewart'* and Dunn's
20 pieces 20 x 8 x 3
is hereby altered from the 31st instant to Tuesday,
being over 30 feet wide, and the accommodation a d
:■ Rum, fine old West India, in bulk
EXPRESS,
day of April next, on which day applicaCITY
18
20
x7
x
3
GOVERNMENT
the
15th
attendance is unrivalled. The Liquors have been e
Port wine, in case and qr-casks
23 ~20x8x4
tions will bereceived at the Land Office, JDuncdin,
AGGAGE or parcels called for and delivered to
leoted by MrWalsh personally, and are therefore of Ti
Sherry do., in case and qr-casks
18
20x7x4
and at the Comniissioncrs Cnvip, Tuapeha. Tho
JIJ all pjvrt.i of the town. Ordersreceived at Gob1,b
T OWN LAND SAL ES
Ginger wine and other cordials
3 ~17x7x4
decision, on which applications will be given on
first-rate quality. There is ample aceoininodati 011 & CoJ, at Victorian Store, Maclaggan-streetJ at tli 10
Brandy bitters, in doz. cases
Wednesday, the 7th day of May next, when tha
18x0x4
the
Z
15
Royal
Boarders,
George
George-street;-or
Carriag
for
and
bedrooms are clean and co nat
Hotel,
18
15x6x4
Sections will be put up to Sale by Auction, at tho
fortnble. Large and roomy Stables are attached to Stand, corner of Prince and Stafford-street.
Tea, in shests, J chests and boxea
Camp, Tuapeka.
02
Uxtt.xa
JAMES
OSGOOD.
the Hotel, and as the Junction is the usual halti ng
Coffee, whole and ground, in tine and loose
14x4x3
Forms of applications may be obtained gratis on
"
WAIHOLA TOWNSHIP.
Sugars, Victorian Company's Mauritius, andd
place for draymen, they can bo supplied w; th
application at the Commissioner's Camp at Waipori;
63
12 x4 x 3
J
K.F RV,
Cossipore
Waitahuna, and Tuapeka, where maps of the Bliock.
Wholesale, Retail, and Ocnural Storekeeper,
Horse-feed and Accommodation.
Sugar, English loaf in tierces
34,000 box pnlincs
A T tho Waihola School-Home, oa Tuesday,V, maybe seen, and copies of tho maps may be pur■' Mark the Address.—Camp Hotel, Camp Ro m 1 TUAPEKA HOUSE,
Candles, Hale's British sperms, and Price's
The palings are from the well-known Oyster Coy«
tt
chased of Mr.. Livingston, Stafford-street, Dunedin,
Junction.
.PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.
belmonts
Estate.
and Mr. J. Mackay, Gabriel's Gully and Waipori. In
the 20th instant, at 12o'clock.
E. WALSH, Proprietor.
Soap, Victorian, in c'wt. boxes
J. S. DOUGLAS,3,
Apply to
consequence of the misapprehension of the nature of
Goods weighed and forwarded to the Digging
Castor and salad oils, pints and half-pints
2. Mercer's Building.'.
the Otago Land Regulations by persons lately arc;
MOLYNEUX TOWNSHIP.
Confections, Wootherspoon's
PILLIET Sc ADAMS, Suryeyc rs 3130
rived in the province, the public areinformedthat, in
TO BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, HOTELCurrants and raisins
order to bid at the Auction of the Sections in the
Draughtsmen, and Land Agents. Surve >-s
SPICER, MURRAY, & CO.,
KEEPERS, AND OTHERS.
Jams, English in 1 lb jars and tins
ay above-mentioned Blocks,.they must make application
.effected in all parts of the Province. Plans, lnaj S, BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, GEORGE-STREEI
At the CluthaFerry, on Thursday, the Ist day
& CO., Stafford-street, have for>r
Sardines, % s. and J s.
executed with despatch. Transact all business co non the 15*ft day of April next. The making an
DirNBDiN,
Hams, bacon, and cheese
neeted with the transfer ofhouses and lands. Lai ld TTATE ON SALE a large stock o
Sale:—
of May next, at 12 o'clock noon.
application involves no responsibility, and the appliFlour, Adelaide and Victorian, best brands.
Office.
White's Valley superfine silk-dressed\
cant is not obliged to take up any of the land applied';
JLJL
Doors and Snshes,
(ex
Adelaide flonr
for,
unless he becomes the purchaser at the Sale;
Office:—Maclaggan-street.
Shelving,
American Lumber and
PORT CHALMERS.
Bullenworth's
ditto
Now
Australia
and
landing,
Near theArcade.
ditto
ex
Warren
Goddard.
and it is usual to apply for the whole Block, as the
1 Champagne, brandy, company's cognac, in
Weatherboarding, Skirting, &c.
Harvey's Bottled Beer
applicant can only bid for those sections for which
/
case
S., M., and Co. having a large Timber Yard
At Port Chalmers, on Hokdat, the 12th day of
01 he has applied. Blocks
Colonial Oats
Cheese, prime cheddar
& MITCHELL, Engkaveks as d are prepared to receive and sell on commission, conit. and v., Hillend DisCoßsipore and loaf sugar
Californian do.
trict, are situate on the north hank of the Clutha
Lithoqraphebs, Princes-street, above Bar k signments of Timber and all sorts of Building MateIrish
at
12o'clock
noon.
next,
May
do.
are
within
12
miles
of tho Gold-field, and on
River,
Hew South Wales. Wedding Cards, Bill Head i, rials.
Potatoes
To arrive, ex Jessie and Prompt.
the high road to the diggings from the South. Tho
Maps, Plans, &c,
"
Onions
English.. loaf sugar, Cossipore, and Victoriani
navigable
Clutha
Itiver
is
for
STANFO R D & C O.i
Steamers drawing 4 feet
OAMARU.
Company's •Tea
water, to a point above the land now open for appliJENKINS, Wellington Hott I, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Coffee
day
28th
cation.
W.
H.
Chief
Commissioner.
CUTTEN,
At
on
the
of
of
Wednesdat,
Oamaru,
XXi Moray-place, Dunedin, Licensed to Reta il
DEALERS IN
Sugar
TIMBER
Waste Land Board Office,
T\ UN ED IN
YARD>
■
Wines, Ale and Beer. Meals alwas's ready. Wei
KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS,
Cheese
Dunedin,
May
12
o'clock
27th
1562.'
March,
at
noon.
next,
aired Beds.
Princes-street, Dunedin,
&C, &c, &c.
Note.—The whole ofthe purchase money must bo
200 Doors, from 6 ft 6 in x S ft 6 in, to>
(Opposite Day & Mieville.)
J. DARWENT and CO.,
paid at the time of Sale.
7x3
Day's concentrated compound c i.
Stafford-street,
ALE
OF
■'
LANDS,
SO sash doors, 6 ft 6 in x 2 ft 6 in, and <5 ft 8! Q1
TOWN
WAIHOLA.
sences ofred Jamaica sarsaparella, with dandi
Opposite Jas. C. Campbell & Co.
TUST ARRIVED, a Splendid Assortment,
inx2ftßin.
CONTRACTS.—The Governlion and potash, effectually cures of kinds of ski tf
consisting of—
200 pairs sashes, from 7 x 9 to 11 x 17
JLot.
Section.
Block.
Town
\JT ment does not in any case bind itselt to accept
diseases, pimples, ulcers, swellings, boils, soxe throaundersigned
any tender. Therespective tenders must contain tho
111
SALE, at the Rooms of the
10_ 12
Lamps
Chandeliers
Billiard
Glass
Shades
30
casement
Bxloand
1
4
Waihola.
windows,
i
eyes,
legs,
piles,
and
bad
thoroughly eradicates ar y Suspension Lamps Stand do
2
16
do
address which will find the tenderer by post,
Paper do
at Wholesale Invoice Cost.
2,000ft 2-inch moulding
traces ofsecondary symptoms, destroys the injuriov
Side
3
do
and must be written on foolscap paper, in a plain, le2,000ft 2£ do
»
do
Kitchen do
Globes
Note Paper, Envelopes, Sealing Wax, Pencils,
■■■-■■■:■
effectsproduced by mercuryupon thesystem,isthebe: J
Bracket -do
Hall Lanterns
Twine Boxes, Inkstands, and Ink Pow4
<J
do
Pens,
3,000 ft architraves, 3, 4, 5, and 6
hand, and lodged in the Superintendent's Office,
1
Chimnies
remedy for nervousdebility, weakness of the stomacl
to
Coppying
unedin, on or before the days mentioned
Parlor
do
Stable do
5
8V
Iders, Account Books,
Presses, &c.
1,000ft cedar, from J 1J thick
Wick, &c,
flatulency indigestion, biliousness. For purifyingtt
15
do
All planß, &c, in connection with Roads and
CO.,
pirie,
IJ,
c
And
the
PURE
KEROSENE
OIL.
CAMKBELL
&
ft
clear
and
thick
6
below.
2,000
2,
R.
li
blood, invigorating and strengthening theconstitutioi
Bridges, will be seen at the Road Office, and those
7
10
do
All country orders will receive prompt attention.
Auctioneers, Maclaggan Street.
50,000 ft dressed weatherboards
generally to stand fatigue, and in all cases of ches
relating to Public Buildings, at the office of Public
8
0
do
1, 6 x I, and 6 x i T and G boards
carefully
packed
any
January,
part
Goods
and
forwarded
to
ot
6
x
50,000ft
18th
1862.
and lung affections, torpid or sluggish liver, an
New Zealand. ■■■■■..,
9
11
do
10,000ft broad shelving
Buildings, Dunedin ; andif they are to be seen at any
so incidental to these colonies, its effect 1 ~
rheumatism,
~ ~~~
SALE, by the undesigned :—
10
13
VIII
other place, it will be notified in the advertisement.
20,000 ft T & G lumber
~
are truly astonishing in working cures.
Cossipoie
sugar
ridging,
NOTICE
5
tons
iron
half-round
11
1
IX
CONTRACTORS withdrawing a tender after tha
earespouts,
Galvanized
Sole proprietor—-Day, chemist, 27 Lonsdale-streel
TO ICERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, &c.
2
1000 bushels best Baltic oats
12
do
the last day o{ receiving the same will not bo
heads, and eloows
pipes,
down
West Melbourne.
to be delivered on account of
bottled ale
13
do
,3
Goods
are
100
casks
allowed
to tenner for any Government work, during
Agent for Dunedin, Mr. Geo. Caspar, Australia:
100 boxes marble soap
At W. BELL & COs
.14
4
do
the six months' immediately following such withProvincial Hotel, without a written order.
[,
Store, Dunedin.
purified
50
tallow
candles
R
V
R
D
15
11
VI
drawal.
do,
T,MBE
A
S. JONES,
By order, Johm Logan, Clerk to Superintendent.
20 bales prepared flax inattresse*
12
do
Princes-street,
16
BROTHERS & CO., General Blacksmith i 11430 c Proprietor.
QMITH
(Near the Barracics).
1 bale se-£i.wcfddo.
.17
4
do
/HROWNLANDS.—Notice.—All persons requiring
JO Horse Shoers, and Wheelwrights.
P. HAYMAN & CO.,
do
Wellington
potatoes
20 tons
18
7
\j>, certificates of occupation of land purchased by
ORDERS EXECUTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
R. LITTLE & CO.,
Jewellers and Importers 6)
do
5 do. do. onions
10
8
them, must produce their receipts of payment on,,
George-street, oppositeHospital.
High-Street.
apples
General Merchandise, Rattray-street)
do.
20
1 do.
0
do
applying
for .sncli certificates. W. H. Cuttew,
Opposite the Bank of New South Wales, Dunedin;
21
10
Chests, half-chests and boxes finest congou
ON
do
SALE
Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office,
~''
MEDICAL.
and Queen-street, Melbourne, have always or
22
13
do
'
•
ten
Iron Bedsteads
sth
March,
1862.
._^
(late
M.D. Accoucheur,
surgeon o hand, and are continually receiving a regular Assort10 quarter-casks OtaiiFs brandy
14
do
Smith's Anvils
23
.„ R. BAIRD,
Her Majesty's GovernmentEmigration Service ment of Melbourne and English-made Jewellery,
24
16
do
Vyces, Hammers, &c.
J.
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that-Bloek 111..
years
Dispen
for three
Medical Officer to Kilworth
Gold and' Silver Watches, Clocks, Electro-plated
Princes-street.
25
17
do
JL\ Moeraki District, and Blocks VI and VII
Carron boxes and tire irons
sary,)may be consulted at his
Ware, Stationery, Perfumery, Tobacconists' Goods. 21st March, 1862.
26
II
OamaruDistrict, have been withdrawn from Sale. '
Long and short handled Shovels
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY Cutlery, Musical Instruments, Brush-ware, and all
W. H. CUTTEN,
2
do
Rogers' patent platform Weighing Machines 27
No 35, Arcade, Dunedin.
descriptions of English and Foreign Fancy Goods.
TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS. HOTEL28
3
do
Chief Commissioner.
Frying-pans
Country orders will meet with prompt attention.
Private Residence, No. 35 Arcade.
Waste Land Board Office,
KEEPERS, AND COUNTRY GROCERS.
29
4
do
&c.
&c,
30
12
do
Dunedin, April 3. 1862.
TAMES M. THOMAS, CM., (late Governmeni
W I L L I A M J OH N S T ON,
"O M E O."
31
do
11
No. 403.—The right to occupy the country
R E C E I V E D
Notary Public.
W Emigration Surgeon, and District Surgeon tc
r IIHE Undersigned have on Board the Omeo," TUST
82
9
do
within Run No. 403, Hawkam Ranges, will
Office :—Corner of Princes-street and High-street. JL hourly expected to arrive from Melbourne, the
theDundee Royal Infirmary and Dispensary) upwards
33
13
do
put up toauction between the applicants on Friday,
be
in
tubs,
American
nests
of 26 years' medical practice, oan be consulted dailj Dunedin, (next door to Fraser & Granger, Saddlers.'; following goods of prime quality, and specially selected
34
14
do
the 25th inst., at 12 o'clock noon.
Galvanized iron buckets
at No. 35 Arcade.
for this market:—
35
5
do
W. H. CUTTEN,
Fine assortment plated ware
©5* N.B.—Ship Protests must be noted -within
Fine Adelaide flour
36
6
do
GS* Residence, Princes-street, near Cutting.
Cutlery, &c
Chief Commissioner.
Forty-eight hours after the Arrival of Vessel.
do
Sugar—Cossipore and Mauritius White !
37
7
Waste
Land
Board
Office,
spring
Hand
trucks
Crystals
MEDICAL HALL, DUNEDIN,
8
do
38
Dunedin, April 3, 1862.
R.
LITTLE
&
!
.-:
CO.,
Brandy
(Jules
Robin)
VII
pale,
qr.-casks
hhds.and
39
fl
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
High-street.
Established 1852.
Brandy (Martell) dark, hhds.
6
do
40
PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing beOAMARU TO WAITAKL—TEN,
Brandy (Jules Robin) cases
41
0
X
tween the Undersigned, under the style or
THOMAS MTwiLKINSON,
DERS will be received on or before Friday
nEDAB.
CEDAR.
CEDAR
Brandy (Inipl. Co. Murat) cases
42
10
do
. 11th April,
Firm
of
HALL
AND
ALDERSON,
expires
This
for the construction of n, portion of thai.
■
(lateWilson,)
Taylor's,
bulk
43
11
do
Stout,
'
Northern Trunk Road, extending between RibblePHARMACEUTICAL AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, Day by effluxionof Time. The Business will be con4 In«h
44
.12
do
Ale, Linden and Col. Co., bulk
tinued as usual by William Maddison Alderstreet and the Town Boundary, Oamaru. SpecificaImporter of Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &c,
IV
Stout, Marzetti and Morice. Cive and Co.,
45
1
son, in conjunction with his sons, William Henry
tions
Wholesale and Retail.
at Police Station, Oamaru, and Road Office,
bottled
15
do
46
Alderson and Thomas Alderson, under the
Dunedin.
47
21
do
Ale, Bass No. 3, and Youngers' strong, bottled
A. S. WILSON, in retiring from the above style of ALDERSON AND SONS, by whom all acTaylor's
48
2
do
Hams,
"VTOTICE, £100. REWARD.—The undersigned
3
business, respectfully thanks the inhabitants counts of the late Firm will be settled.
Bacon, Coey's
49
20
do
_L^l hereby offers a reward of £100 to any person
Witness—Thomas'Southern.
ofOtago for the support so liberally extended to him
do
50
19
Cheese, Cheddar and Wits
either producing the person or giving authentic inDoors,
Sashes, Kaurie and Hardwood, Lim«
during the past seven years, and desires to introduce
THOS. B. HALL,
Soap, London and Liverpool
do
Ironmongery,
51
18
Builder's
&c.
of Paget O'Grady, Viscount Guillimora,
&c,
formation,
W. M. ANDERSON.
Mr. Wilkinson as his successor, whose practical
do
Sardines, i and 3 tins
AT
52
4
whoarrived in the colony gf Victoria in 1857, and
December 31st, 1861. 221, Elizabeth-st., Sydney
knowledge will, he feels assured, give full satisfaction
17
do
Salmon, 1 Ib.
employedin slockriding, bullock-driving, and
and
53
has
been
GRAY,
SMITH,
CO.'s,
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
54
16
do
Ginger, Jamaica, bleached
splitting in various parts of N.S. Wales, and from re.Dunedin, March. 1802.
Rattray-street Timber Yard,
MESSRS. GILLIES AND STREET,
Turps, spirits of tar, and boiled oil
allotments frill be sold by auction, inl liable information, lias lately arrived in Otago from
Land and Estate Agents, Accountants, and
.-, The above
pitch
Yards.)
(Opposite
Stockholm
tar
and
Commercial
Sale
Burrangong' Diggings, N.S. "Wales. Viscount GuilGoods stored at current rates, at
tlie
School
on
House,
Waihola,
TUESDAY,
the
20th
Subveyohs.
Sauces, Crosse and Blackball, and Lea and
limore has but recently succeeded to his title, and in
day of April, 1862.
Scott & Co.'s. Princes-street.
366 39
invested in Land, and Loans on
Perrins'
therefore better known as Patrick or Pat Grady, a
/TALVANIZED CORRUGATED ANP PLAIN
(Signed)
Mortgage effected, Surveys executed, and
Capers, and curry powder ■■■•«■■
name he has assumed since his first arrival in VicVJT"
CorruIRON,
Spouting,'"Ridging,
Piping,
CUTTEN,
MINERS' EMPORIUM
W.
H.
Maps constructed.
Castor oil
I
toria.
gating
curving.—Warburton,
and
Chief Commissioner.
ST. JOHN BRANIGAN, Commissibn»r
11, Little BourkeFencing wive
Insolvent and Partnership Estates wound up. InAND
of Police.
Melbourne.
Land
Bonrd
street,
West,
Office,
"Waste
terest .Rents and Accounts collected.
Corn sacks
March 28th, 1862.
WHOLESALE DEPOT.
Register of Lands and Houses for Sale or to Let,
AND MEASURES, Unstamped
DALGETY, RATTRAY & Co.,
and maps for reference kept.
or Light, found in the possession of
Walker-street.:
EX DONA ANITA.
OF SECTIONS, TOWNSHIP OF any person on and after Monday, 14th April, 1862;
Land Office business transacted, and reliable inforc
VICTORIA STORE S.
TUST Landing, »large supply offirst-class BOOTS [J
mation furnished respecting Lands in all parts of the TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS AND OTHERS; t)
MOLYNEUX.
the Person having the same will be prosecuted as by
from the home country, including Ladies' and
law provided. James Mills, Inspector. StaffordProvinces of Otago and Southland.
WETHERSTONE'S.
UNDERSIGNED have FOR SALE every Gentlemens' Riding Boots, with Boxes and Spurs.
"
Block.
ROBERT GILLIES.
Lot.
Section.
Town.
street, Dunedin.
description of SHIP CHANDLERY, conTheabove goods warranted by the subscriber,
Molyneux.
1
13
XV.
CHARLES HENRY STREET. sisting of—
T. F. ADAM.
Straw and
2
12'
do
.DUNEDIN.—Wanted
Offices—Princes-street, near the Cutting.
Rope
Compasses
Octagon and George-street
do
Chaff. Apply immediately to the Hospital
/CONTAINS every article required by the Miner,
3
11
Anchors
Caulking Irons.
.-..:.:
Keeper.
do
V_>: Storekeeper, Hotel-keepers, Boarding Houses,
4
15
Orders received and executed for
Blocks
Brooms
do
Blucksmitlis, Carpenters, and Draymen.
all descriptions of Mining and Agricultural
5
16
Paints
Beds
do
/CARPENTERS WANTED.—AppIy to Mb. '"
Machinery. Steam Engines, all sizes, with large
6
17
&c, &c, &c.
Stock.
\_J Finne, Foreman, Military Barracks.
18
do
7
boilers, always on hand, with round and flat rope
J. DARWENT & CO.
8
6
for hoisting, &c.
XVII.
TASMANIAN TIMBER YARD,
T>UBLIC BUILDING DEPARTMENT.—Notica
ALL ARTICLES GUARANTEED,
LIECESTER RAMS.
9
20
do
R. TOWNS & CO.,
I
is hereby given, that all articles supplied for
ATHOL-PLACE,
splendid flock of Liecester Ewes, lately ar10
19
do
26 Wiiliam-street,
rpiHAT
department must be delivered in virtue of; athis
AND
JL
ex
do
Winged
having
rived
18
Arrow, from Clyde,
11
Melbourne.
signed
order from the department, and, that when
12
17
do
LEITfr-STREET,
now finished lambing, Gentlemen desirous of proaccounts are rendered for such, these requisition*
LOWEST PRICES CHARGED.
16
d»
"VTOW LANDING, from the ISABELLA, and curing pure Liecester Ram Lambs, should take an 13
FLOUR FOR THE GOLD FIELDS,
must
be
attached to them. 7th March, 1862.
FOR SALE—
_L\
early opportunity of forwarding their orders to the
14
14
do
i
PROM MOSSGIEL MILL, TAIERI.
13
40,000 ft. Tasmanian timber, of sizes varying subscriber, Totora Tree, Oamaru.
15
do
EETING OF THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.
-\/T
T)ARTIES ordering flour for the diggings are
from 3 x 7in. to 6 x 6in.
12
William: Brown.
16
do
|VI
Proclamation, by John Larkins Cheesa
Twenty frames of houses 24 x 12 ft. and 12 ft.
JL respectfully informed that the best colonial
11
do
VICTORIA STORES, WAITAHUITA,
17
iRichardson, Esquire, Superintendent of the Province
flour can be had from the above mills, (Mr A. J.
high, divided into two lower and two upper A CCLIMATISED RAMS.—Shaw's Celebrated
18
1
XIX.
New Zealand.—In pursuance of the power,
Otago,
6t
XjL Australian Breed, 2 and 4 tooth, 15 months'
do
Burns.) and that by carting from here, a saving
rooms each.
19
2
and authority vested in me in that behalf, Ido hereby
Ha?, in addition to the above, a
of 10 miles of-cartage may be effected.
And
do
wool on them, for .Sale by Frbdehic Giibek, 20
3
i
fix and proclaim that the Fifteenth Session of the
Arrangements maybe made for delivering from the
The very best Oyster Cove Split Palings and Mansestreet.
21
do
]Provincial Council ot'the Province of Otagoaforesaid,'
4
LICENSE TO SELL WINES, SPIRITS,
Taieri Ferry or Scrogg's Creek.
Shingles
22
6
do
shall be holden within the Provincial Council Hall,
;Ax the Tasmahian Timber Yards.
do
Bran, Pollard, and Seconds always on hand.
]Dunedin, in the said Province, and shall connnenc*
SHEEP STATION FOR SALE.
23
7
AND BEER,
JAMES & JOHN H. BARR,
Timber will be sold for cash at extremely low !fTIHE Undersigned have for sale n superior RUN 24
do
upon WEDNESDAY, the Sixteenth day of April,
5
being
supplied
from the estates of JL in this Province of 23,000 acres, with. 6000 25
do
9
i1862, at twelve o'clock noon; and the members of
Dunedin, agents., rates, the whole
BY THE BOTTLE
do
the proprietor, and sent over by his own vessels, of sheep. There all requisite improvements for working 26
10
t
the said Council are hereby warned to give their atXXI.
which a sufficient number will be laid on to keep a efficiently.
27
U
WILSON & WAIN'S
t
tendance at the said time and'place accordingly.
supply for the largest possible demand.
(Given under my hand, and issued under the Publia
13
do
constant
RATTRAY
&
28
DALGETY,
CO.
COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR,
12
do
The Flying Squirel. daily expected.
29
of the Province of Otago, at Dunedin, thia
The proprietor will now sell a genuine article in the
Rattray-Street.
30
do
EDW. C. ROWNTREE,
ACCLIMATISED EWES.
11
r Seal
Twentieth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixtyby
Manager.
line
31
16
do
j
above
a
SALE, 600 First Class Acclimatised Ewes.
J. L. C. Richardson, Superintendent of tho
do
32
17
1two.
May remain on the run onterms, if desired.
*
Province of Otago.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
EX "SOUTHERN CROSS.'
do
particuiars apply to
SINGLE -BOTTIU
For
33
18
PANTLIN & CO. are Just Landing2i
do
LICENSING-- MEETING,
19
NNUAL
ON HIRE AND SALE,
WEBB.
PATTLIN
&
CO..
long-handled
Ames'
shovels
85
20
do
OAMARU.—Notice is hereby given, thattha
AT
; Hay forks
ice
HAY,
CORN,
1
do
Justices, for Granting Publicans'
TO SETTLERS, GRAZIERS, BUTCHERS 86
J]annual meeting of
Manure forks
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
2
87
do
Licenses
for the ensuing year, will be held at tha
WHOLESALE PRICES.
AND
OTHERS.
Axe handles
]Police office/in Oamaru, on TUESDAY, the 15th of
38
3
do
American brooms
/-RATTLE. The Undersigned are now in 89
4
do
April, 1862, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which
PROVINCIAL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES.
Vy receipt of regular shipments of fat and stor
Sharp's axes
do
40
6
itime and place applications for Publican* -Licenses,,
Cattlefrom Welllng-ton, and are prepared to enterinto
Douglas'
;
Pumps
do
41
VICTORIA STORES, CLARENDON,
Horses Carefully Broken to Saddle, or to Single
7
will be taken into consideration. All application*
arrangements
Hunter's hatchets
with Settlers, Graziers, and Butchers,
do
42
8
or Double Harness ; Dog Carts, Buggies,
must be drawn up in proper form and be lodged at i
to supply them on liberal terms. The Cattle, which
EX "ALDINGA.'
(this Office onor before the first Tuesday in April.
43
9
do
and other Conveyances for Sale
AND LICENSED
from
the
of
Messrs.
Smith
are well bred, are
runs
k
Baines' salmon, lib. tins
do
or Hire.
44
10
T. W. PARKER,
Revanb, and J. Tullt, Esq.
Coleman's starch.
45
1
XXIII.
BARRY beg respectfully to inform
?
Resident Magistrate.
WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT DEPOT, mAGGART &Farmers,"
WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO.,
Coleman's blue
do
46
2
I Settlers,
and the Public generally
Manse Street.
Oysters in lib. tins
do
47
A CCOUNTS. will be paid .at the Treasury on
that having taken the whole range of those Splendid
Herrings
White
48
4
do
_£jL the second day after the same are received at
FAT WETHERS.
Stables, at the rear of the Provincial Hotel, they are
Hed herrings
49
11
-do
SALE, 1000 FAT WETHERS, deliverable
now prepared to offer unequalled accommodation to
i the Office of Hig Honor the Superintendant,'from"""
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
Pearl barley
do
the Heads of Departments.
Gentlemen favouring them with a call.
at a convenient distance from town, or at the
50
14
1
Lea and Pen-ins' sauce
diggings. A first-rate lot.
TAGGART Sc BARRY.
51
10
do
SPIRITS, FLOUR,
|
18
do
HARBOUR.—Notice is hereby given,
Apply to CARGILL & CO.. Princes street
Full Livery per night, 7s Gd. AH other charges
52
that parties taking atones from, the Harbour
53
do
equally moderate.
■■.
E
19
S
A
L
&c, «cc.
a, written permission from Captain Thomson,
"
without
AUSTRALIAN EWES FOR SALE.
20
do
'"...•'>■;
54
Holloway's Pills and Ointment
Harbour Master, will be prosecuted as by law dimHE UNDERSIGNED have FOR SALE—
55
10
do
'...■■• ]rected.
TO PAINTERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.
X eating'sLozenges, Seidlitz Powders
At"Carriog« Advance on Dunedin Prices.
56
9
do
Flavoring Essences, Essential Oils, Croamof JL 3,000 first-class Maiden Ewes.
days,
Expected to arrive at Port Chalmers in a f»w
57
2
XXVII.
PAPERHANGINGS.
Tartar, Liquorice
per ship British Trident, from Melbourne.
do
58
9
Tartaric, acetic, and citric acids
TUST ARRIVED, ex.," Simoon EIGHT
rnOKOMAlßlßO.—Travellers and the inhabitant?
DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO.
8
do
59
Spirits of Wine, ginger, tinfoil
STORAGE ACCOMMODATION FOR 600 TONS. *J Cases Paperhangings of excellent assortPlain are respectfully informed that th« ,; JL of theGOLDEN
60
2
do
adapted
And other articles
for cordial
STORE
SHEEP.
superior
designs.
and
CROSS HOTEL
ment
.1
do
-.".:
manufacturing,at
w ready for their reception, and will be found replet*
SALE, 510 large framed Store Wethers, now 61
To arrive per "Hannah" Nine Cases ditto ditto;
Theabove
Allotments
trill
bo
sold
at
the
Clntha
JOEL'S,
Halfway Bush. Apply to
MAURICE
with
paddock,
every
in
at
comfort.
JOHN
JAMES &
Ferry
H. BARR.
Princes-street.
*(
Houae, on THURSDAY, the first day of May
Wright, Robertson & Co., Manse-street.
VICTORIA S T ORES,
J
next, at 12o'clock noon
IWINES, BEER AND SPIRITS
POLLOCK,
WILLIAM
FAT
WEDDERS
FOR
SALE.
W. H. CUTTEN,
BUTCHER,
PER
DONA
ANITA.
Ofthe very best quality, warranted free from
STAFFORD STREET,
Wedders
from
W.
Chief
Commissioner.,
TUST
from
Fat
J.T.Clarke's
Vessel,
London,
by
received the above
most respectfully to thank the public
ADULTERATION.
per
Apply.UU V flocks to arrive Voltigern.
Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin,
for their liberal patronage, during his tem- O 200 Boxes Price's candles
DUNEDIN.
to—
Ist April, 1862.
'.:•■•:
First-rate
porary stay in Walker-street, and trusts by his conStabling and Paddosks.
Dalgbty,
„
Raixrat. & Co.,
Daily; Times And Witness Office.
tinued exertions to please customers, to obtain their
3 Bales blankets
Walker-strict. A
OF TOWN LANDS, PORT CHALOffice for Cobb and Co.'i Royal Mail
__________——__________________
Booking
custom.
•■'■■''
haberdashery,
bassinettes, &c.
3 Cases
j^ MERS:—
Line of Coaches.
W. P. has removed to his new premises in Princes
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING AGENCY
40
Window glass (assorted)
between Dunedin and the Race Course,
JAMES DOUGHTY, Propritt«n.
street, opposite the Barracks.
No. 320 Port Chalmers.
12 Grindstones
small bunch of Keys, (one a Chubb patent 1 Section
N.B. Shipping supplied on the shortest notice..
TO
do
326
do
latchkey.)
Chests ofdrawers, and other furnitur*
\2
""" do
do
327
LOFTY ELEGANT SHOP,' •■
5 Tons Morewood's galvanized iron~j
Whoever will deliver the above atthe Police Office, 5
(Cedar Front and Fittings, Plate
do
237
do
ALL PARTS OF THE PROVINCE.
4
Undersigned having commenced a REGIS
Glass' Window*,
12,000 Feet patent continuous roofing
will be liberally rewarded.
Dunedin,
5
do
238
do
pails
TRY OFFICE for town and country servants,
Dozen
I
Lion"
Stone and Brick Building,
galvanized
40
239
do
6
do
solicits a share of public patronage. Care will be
8 Cases ea. 300 galvanized iron tiles V brand
per
For
Three
£5
REWARD.
Pounds
do
240
do
Week.
7
taken that none be recommended but those bearing
Hidge capping, piping, pipe heads
I
from Tuapeka, a Dark Bay Horse, branded 8
8
do
241
do
/ H. MOSES, Iroprietor, good characters..
Gutter brackets, and guttering of
CASPER & CO. are instructed TO
I D near shoulder, near hind foot white, whit* fl0
do
304
do
Orders promptly attended to.
All
various kinds
J
LET
on Lease for Five Years,
10
do
A USTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMdo
305
TO. MACINTOSH,
102 Packages spades, shovels, picks, bedsteads, star in forehead. The above reward will be paid on 10
The desirable Premises now erecting in Rattray11
11
do
306
do
delivery to
J\ PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, deVictoria Store, Maclaggan-street,
and assorted ironmongery, and tinware.
opposite the Bank of New Zealand.
ig
Tokomainro.
GOODALL,
street,
MR.
13
do
307
do
suburbs,
city
by
„
in
or
the
MOSS
notice,
livered at shortest
FREDERICK
CO.
do
328
is13
do
The position—the commanding appearance of tho
undersigned.
EUIBII
&
BO BAR T,
OR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,—
£20 REWARD.
U
14
do
829
do
1building—the expensive and superior style of finish,
JAMES L. & C. BURKE,
Sugars, Mauritius and white Java
15
do
330
do
or Strayed from the White Swamp, on 15
imake this the beatobtainable shop in the city.
Princes-street, opposite Barracks.
General CommissionAgents and Pkoducb
1«
'do
331do
Ten, chests, half-chests and quarter!
the night ofthe 17th inst., 380 sheep, more or 16
Lon
the
back
LABOR
currants
andraisins
1-2-0and
17
17
do
33a
do
TO PUBLIC COMPANIES; SOLICITORS, AND.
Coffee,
MERCHANTS,
VICTORIA
MART
less ofmixed brands, Nos.
do
OTHERS,"
18
do
346
Caudles, Belmont's, light weights, and tal- and near side. Any person giving such information 18
NOW OPEN in premises three doors above the
Next Victoria Butchers' Company,
]
low
will
do
recovery
same,
the
of
the
receive
18
19
do
284
Shakspeare Hotel, Rattray Street, for thesuppl)
as will lead to
Desirous to Secure Suites of Offices in substantial
do
Soaps, castor and salad oils
Stafford-street,
the above reward.
20
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285
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of Mechanics, Female Domestics, &c, ice.
Stone and Brick Building,' in the very heart of
cAHE
286
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Cheese, hams, and bacon.
21
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the City.
Always on hand a good selection of Books ant
N.B.—SeAhen's Shipping' Owicb.
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Sardines, £lbs. and |lbs.
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22
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Commercial Stationery.
jams, mustard
do
271
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Lobsters,
CO., are instructed.' to
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FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
CASPER
F. HUMFFRAY,
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Starch, pepper
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Let on Lease,
Mnnnger
from Waikouaiti. a GREY MARE, 24
ELECTION NOTICE.
25
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289
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Flour, Adelaide Bencraft'i oatmeal, ia
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Any.
person
(diamond)
P offneck.
THE-FIRST .FLOOR
branded H
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bags, assorted sizes
do
371
do
RICHARDSON, haying learned that
giving information to ensure recovery will receive th« 26
Of that Largo and Commodious'Building now being
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Cheap Paperhangings
do
872
do
Oats, Colonial, Califomian, and Scotck
there was an illegality in his nomination as a
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Jones,'Waikouaiti,
above reward. Thomas
erected, opposite the Bank of New Zealand.',.
*'p< The' abdvs allotments -will be sold by 'auction at The
Bran (Adelaide), and gram
10,000 pieces Dining-room, Drawing-room, Bad candidate for the House of Representatives, returns
x
March, 1862.
Floor is.dividedinto'roomy'andlofty chambers,
Potatoes and onions.
Port Chalmers, on Monday, the 12th day of May,
room, Parlor, Passage, Shop, and Ceiling Paper his thanks to the electors of Dunedin for the assurV
which
may either be occupied singly or thrown into,
Longings, house-lining Calico, Tacks,Bordere, Corners ances of support which he hasreceived on the occasion,'
The whole of the above articles are all <A prime
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12
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noon.
BROTHERS,
WHITEHOUSE,
1862,
UTLER,
two or more Suites op Offices, and the rent is fixed^^-""
Centre pieces.. Falling's Tottenham House Paper and only withdraws from the contest with the in- quality, and will be guaranteed to purchasers a*
WnOLESALB SADSLXRS,
W. H.CUTTEN,
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Shillingsper Week per Office. _-^-""
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY
walk of
O.ivsjrshain, within twenty
Post Office, to which the attention of parties desir
of a suburban residence is'requested..
The above is one of the finest sites for a private
tsidencc, and commands some' of the most splen
views in the neighbourhood of the town.
There is also a small Cnttago and a valuable. Fi
stone Quarry on the property. Apply to
"hugh calder,
Builder, Duuedin
R borthwick"
House and Ship Painter, Ulazier, &c,
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Mnclnmran-street.
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"OAPERHANGINGS, Oils, Colors,&c, for sale,
JL reasonable prices.
TO BE SOLD.
WEATHER-BOARDED COTTAGE o
iiiining three ajiartnieiits,' together with the
mainder of unexpired lease. Situated, on Bell H:
coinniuTiding a view of the N.E. Valley and tlic riv
May be had a bargain, as the parties are leay:
town. Apply to Aiichibam) Lamb, on the prenris
nt;irMr. Fenwiok's.
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PORT CHALMERS.
TTALUABLE Property and Business for Sale, i
V feet frontage, house, store, bakery, &c.
active and extensive business doing.
GILLIES & STREFT,
Princes-street.
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JL with good house, close to |,the business part
the town.
Also,.
The lease of n store in Rattray-street.GILLIES & STREET.
Princes-street.
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Hundred and Thirty-two Feet
FRONTAGE to Princes-street, Di'medi
with a depth of 2£ chains, being: Allotments Nos
and 10. Block V., together with the Dwelling-hoi:
ONE
thereon. The Furniture will be sold withthe Hoik
and possession piven in February next. There c
two Spxings of Water on the property. One half t
Purchase money mayreinniii on mortgage.
(Adjoiningthe above,)
Also,
(Adjoiningthe above)
Lease of Ten Yenrs of Allotment No. 8, Block V.never-failintr stream of water on the ground.
D. J. NAPIER,
Apply to
Princes-street.
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undersigued have received positn
to sell the Depasturin
instructions
-*License to 120,000 acres of the finest country
Otago. far removed from the vicinity of theHundred
npHE
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and neither of an auriferous nor agricultural cha:
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acter. -"Will be sold either in one block, or in two
more runs, and with or without present stock
0000 sheep. Terms easy.
DALGETY. RATTRAY & CO.,
FOR SALE IN DUNEDIN,
"OUSINESS SITES, Places of Residence, Siti
_O ation for a Large Hotel, Boarding Housi
or Club, All that Block ofSections, numbered 23, %
25, 20, 41, 42, 43, 44, Block V., having Frontage i
Eight Hundred and Fifty-eight Feet to Walker-stree
Melville-street, and Stafford-street. This Proper!
can be readily Let at an annual rental of Fiftee
Shillings per foot. It'commands a fine view of tl
Bay, iswell sheltered and supplied with water. A pp]
to D. J. NAPIER, Princes-street.
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FREEHOLD
SALE,
PROPERTY in Dunedir
Allotment No. 5, Block V., near Mr. Q'Dris
coil's Princes-street Timber Yard. Frontage, (36 fee
,
Allotments Nos. 16 and 17, Block V., Walkei
street, above Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray, and Co.
stores. Frontage, 132 feet,
Allotments Nos. 9 and 10, Block XIV., having
Street Frontage of 7 Chains, one of which is to Mora
Place. One-half the purchase moneymayremain o:
mortgage. Apply to
D. J. NAPIER,
Princes-street.
PRELIMINARY NOTICK
GILLIES and STREET-have receive
instructions from Messrs. Smith and Martii
to lay off and sell a Township at the junction of th
Main Road to Tunpeka and the Woolshed to be callei
the Township of
NEWTON.
Plans and full nartieulars to be obtained shortly a
thoir offices in Princess-street.
FORSAKE.
Freehold Pkopkkty in Dunedin.
MESSRS.
'■that Valuable Allotment
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ALL
of LAND
numbered 1 Block VI., nearly opposite tli
Barracks.
This allotment comprises aboiit One Hundred am
Eighty Feet of Frontage to Princes-street, and tlii
same to Hope-street.
Apply to
D. J. NAPIER,
Prinoes-'itreet.
TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS,
AND OTHERS.
DESIRABLE .INVESTMENT.
FOR SALE,
npHELEASE for 14 or 21 years of a splendic
Building Site, desirably situated in StaffordJL
street, within three minutes walk of the Ouston:
House, having a frontage of about 132 feet tc
Stafford-rtreet, by a depth of about 165 feet.
For plans and pai-ticulars apply to
KENTON & RAWLINS,
Solicitors.
26 30c
GOOD INVESTMENT AT "WATIAHUNA.
FOB PMVATE SALE,
THE CAMP HOTEL, VVAITAHUNA,
MOST Substantial and Commodious Building
of. Corrugated Iron. This is arare opportunity
for any one with a small capital, desirous of getting
a lucrative husmess. Present stock will be given at
r valuation.
Further particulars may he ohtained by apply-IDS
DALGETY, RATTRAY A CO.,
Dunedin; or,
J. A. ROSS, "Waitahuna,
On the Premises.
J. H. WALLACE.
X AND and Estate Agent, and General Commission
JLJ Merchant, Wellington, New Zealand.
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FOR SALE,
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an extensive Business at the
SBtfeE,
doing
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Junction, Tu.npeka. ■" ..;
Forparticulars, apply on the Premises, or to Mr.
Roberts at the store of
W. C. YOUNG, Esq.,
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1 11HIS is an opportunity specially for the indusX trious or working men, who can obtain a
building freehold in a respectable and healthy locality
within twenty minutes walk of the post-office.
Only a few allotments will he offered on these
terms, and early application is necessary.
Apply to the Agents,
K. B.MARTIN & CO.,
High street.
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FREEHOLD PROPERTY* TO SELL OR LET.
niO SELL OR LET for a term of years.—4o
I acres.of valuable'LAND at Caversham, 'intei'-
sected by the. Forbury road to the Ocean Beach, and
admirahly.adapted.assites for the erection of private
villas, being" within twenty minutes walk of the Post
Office,-and possessing a splendid, view'of the Ocean
and surrounding country.
Beach
The ahove property is all fenced, and a* large por
tion of it under crop, with a dwelling' house, a fivestSlledstahle,' cow shed, poultry yard, and three'small
cottages.
There is also a Stone House in course of erection on
the ground, intended to contain seven or eight apartments, r.nd a large garden well stocked with first-class
fruit trees in full bearing. Apply to
HUGH CALDER,
Builder, Dunedim.
TO FARMERS AND SPECULATORS.
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VALUABLE MUNICIPAL SECTION oi
LAND
Waihola Park, within two
A'
of Waihola,
sectionsof the
50
adjoining
township
containing
acres ofprime Alluvial Land, within a few yards oi
an extensive Bush ; has a stream of water running
through it, and a Lake frontage to the Great
Southern Road. Would be an excellent site for
Villas, or an accommodation house. The Lease to
extend 18 years, subject to the nominal rent of £8
per annum.
Application to
JAMES GILLON,
Wine and Spirit Merchant,
Moray Plnce.
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DAIJLY
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41. .Any pi-i-iorTmriking fiiliteh anil banl; fence 0 i 60. Every holder of a pasturage license Miall, upo
shillings/tind
pence-, o the section 6t
" """TTouaeSj Land. &C.
sh-ill iiol he l,u\ful i 1 tlio Do ml <o he v am anpl-e i- L-miK uljomij'g V\':;-*p Lam's of flic Orran mayfrnl:c application to the Waste Lnnds Board, be cnlilli'd t the Waste Lamia of the Crown hrmnaficr described,
<,i"'•(irfi laufii li;i)f (he l.'inil miuimi for tinl fii (ch a pre-emptive right °ver portions of his vim, as fol
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nml lmth this day paid to
™Wf™k**-**&!* ™*& uxm&mt vilh
the Tnwurer of th
TOM SECTION
SALF, Cheap
ug
nnil brruli:, prnuc/i'd Unit no ditch or bank'shall Ibe | lows:—l;or arun of tint lera liaii 1.000 acrpj mid
Waste Lands Board of the Pi-oviucc of Oantei-burv.
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moie than 5,000 news, over a block of land eompris
the said sunVot
more IJii.ii tix lt( t In wi.ith.
pounds.
shillings,,.-ukl
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a Section to- of n r icri 0)lq livdc to t B
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all(i
pence, the receipt whereof is heiiiby
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Icdged,- NOW KNOW AT.Tj HKS AND a-knbwTill.—COMPENSATION USDS.
of5 per cent oi'tho ncrengc oi'tlic run. For arun
rwT,^>
'litaStyirtsticet jettj tluieon, .md of ..11 quips if irmuv p«nl to thef<1M0I1
TIIJ:sIS
bni^ejors, Land and Lstate j slllcr mA ponnal]i o} n] ] tlle {~<,<.„.,>,„,,„ o f (]lt
upwards,
acres and
"over 250 ncre3 of land com Pii^SKNTS witness, tliat Wo, in pursuance of the
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42. Wlu-rcnS it is deniable lh."t p'ivnfp- pel-■( ons 5,000
Ac;cntt
pricing and circumjacent to hishomestead or principn powers vr-3.ted in us as Commissioners of Hho said
Boaid; and *uch imputes shall b< sim.°d b\ all thc> should
lie enabled U> receive f ortion* of Wfcte La lu^ station.
at
for
occupied
hereby
jiip«uit
runs,
ComiTi!"-oneie
<in> uiretiiic A-nd such in (Acbaimu fbr privuti lam)-; titkcu for l nails or jU'r, j
And
all
over all lands
Waste Lauds ilonrd, do
b;
an Uioriv and empower
}jis heirs or assigns, at nny time aftar
TOR S VLJZ,
n iiniUs shall be open to the inspection of all persons oilici' jaiblic pinji'i-t1-;; if any person shall be emit ](,(j any buildings, enclosure-*, plantations, cultivations' the said
Poitobdlo Baj,
desniiiß; to inject the same, at "ill iia«onahie hourb, to il'cCiVu liny compensation hi respect of any laln( j or any Michother improvements assli.ill in the judjr he date hereof, to enter upon all tiiat section' of'land
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VALUABLE PHOPPRTY of liftv Acies, on pi Miient of the sum of two shillings and sixpence nhirh shall fiavo
nirnt of the Waste Lauds Board be defined RiifHeien
tuated in
street, in the town of
oolii tulceu for the puiposes. ol C a
vuth irood Stone House, B.irn, and Out- | foi ciei\ si.eh insncction.
the purposes of this clause, together with (iff; marked, No.
in the authenticated map of the
road ov of any other public work, or in lespeet oi'au ,y for
and circumjacent to thu lands so oc said town iv the Crown Lands Otiice and containing
builuui'r*, md natci fiontagi, to both Poitobello Hay
in stthveys
damaaos
douu
to liis property by the laUnp ofsii )c j, acres comprising
ami North-east Harbor.
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15. xj,erfi si,nn je .; c llief Surveyor who shall be land for such purposes, such prrsonshall, unon aj1!1,]{_ cupied cr improved.
. acres, or thereabouts, being the section of
lhe above is a very valuable investment, and well appointed andremovable by
Cl. The Licence shall at the time of his npplicatioi Rn'i so purchased us aforesaid, and to hold and enjd/
Warrant under the hand ention to the Waste Lam's Board, bo entitled ti0 a
suited for marine .residences.
a sufficient description oi the land
give
to
the
Board
same
for his and their absolute use and beneß*.''
Superintendent,
many
of
the
and"
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Surlaud
such
filiation
he
shall
selc
the
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gipnt
t vey6is as shall be necessary, aswho shall i.c appointed subjectofi-nnil
in
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Also 19 or 20 Head ot Cattle, and a strong well
to the conditions fis to form find frontage■in over which lie claims such pre-emptive right, to tin
Given under our hands at the sitting
round o ton .boat.
ano>emoveablc by the Superintendent upon the re- Uic^e rciruliilions contained, to the extent of one a<(;re satisfaction of the Cliicf Survevor. And the sann
of the Waste Lands Board held
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Applyto^
for every two pounds .stciling of the amount, of coi m shall be marked oil" on he authenticated Maps in th<
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pi'nsation which the applicant fhall be entitled to Land Office.
day 01
16. All surveys shall be conducted in such
Princes street, next Day andtMicvilleV. ■:,- as the Board by any regulations to be made manner
(lie
purpo1
in that icccivo in ie-^vct oi
land taken for such
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or'Jn reject'ofsuch draiage as. aforesaid.
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SCHUDUUI 13.
O.TEX,
IV.—the land revenue.
43. If any person shall contract with the Superiin- but any land purchased by him in the exerciseoi'sucl
Tttapeka Road,
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Province )
Junction of Gabriel's and Wetlicrstone's.
to the Treasurer of the Board durina:'the any public road, bridge, or drain, or
be
made
of
my
frontage
$
hcicin contained.
part of n
TTEEBERT. and CO. desires to intimate that they sitting thereof, and the- Treasurer shall thereupon such load, bridge, or chain, i'uinisliinsranj
Canterbury.
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such secuu 'tv
63. The Waste Lands Board shall not receive no
XX have opened their new and extensive premises give receipts for the same.
LICENSE TO OCCUPY iKURAI, LAND..
as the Superintendent may require for tlie duo eoi n", entertain any application to purchase, from
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18.—By the 62nd clause of the Constitution Act pictiun ofsuch couliact, and shall select such portiion
Whukuas
of
hath been duly de<-■-■■>
other than the runholder, the aforesaid blocl clared
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They have excellent accommodation for Boarders the Governor is authorised and required to pay out o of
the purchaser for the sum of
pound.%
willing1
land
be
shall
be
a\
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accept
by
lural
to
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around the homestead or principal station which doc
and as it is their, intention to carry on a legitimate the revenue arising from the disposal of the Waste of payment
shillings,
pence,
and
of the section
or compensation, or by way of part ]>a '.V- not include''the whole of suchblock.
Hotel business, their patrons will be secure irom any Lands of the Grown all the costs, charges, and ex- niCiit or compensation
the Waste Lands of the Crown hereinafter described,
bo lai Vl"
for
such
it
shall
work;
04. -The right of pre-emption hereby given shall bi and hath this day paid to
noisn or disturbance.
penses-incident-.to the- collection, management, and
the Treasurer of tlir
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"for the (lupeiiuii'mientto re>ervc such portion
exercised within one week for alllands within twentj Waste Lands Hoard of tlie Province of Canterbury,
On hand, -a-first-rate stock of Liquors, of the best receipt thereof; and also to pay out ofthe laidrevenues n
land liom
tale for such given time but
brands to be had m the province.
miles
of
the
Land
at Christchurch; am
Office,
s"ch sums us shall become"payable under certain longer; anilpublic
the
said
of
pounds,
shillings, and
sum
person
completion
sueh
shall, on tho
one month for all lands at a greater distant1;
pgnce, the receipt whereofis hereby,
Treasurer of such contract, be entitled to a tree mint of-cuch lau 9 Within
—'""' other provisions therein contained. Thepay
therefrom; such time being reckoned from the date ledged, iSow know all misx axd acknowKOlt SALE,
the Waste Lands Board shall, therefore,
out ofall or so much thereof its the Board shall adjudge, n
tiikse
of service of a written notice from the Waste Land:
pkb^kstb witness, that We, irt pursuance of tha
"|~\ "WELLING HOUSE of Six Booms, well the funds coming'into his hands under these; regula- exceeding
acre .for every two pounds sterlii lo^
of the application for anj powers vested in us as Commissioners of the said
XJ finished, Stables, Well, &c, &c. Ben. Smith 'tions all such sums for the abwßi-named purposes, in which tlie one
Superintendent shall certify to the Was "Fl> Board, setting forth a copy pre-emptive
right. Suci Waste Lands Board, do hereby authorise and empower
of the lands included hi the
Architect.'Printe'sVcreet.---Immediate possession.•'-'• such manner and to such persons as the Governor Lands Board to be tlie bondfide value of the work *£ notice
may be served either personally on the runIlls boil's or assigns, at any time after
thf said
done by such person according to the prices for woi
Weather-board,Houses for sale, sba"ddirectt t T -public rfsekvk«
by loading the same at iiis lnst-knowi
mWOJIOOMED opposite
or
holder,
the date hereof, to enter upon all that section of laud
and materials at the time of performing such"cdutrn
Bank of; New Zealand,
within the Province, or at the prineipa situate and bounded as hereinafter described, that is to
10
place ofabode
Govern^
current in the district.
.1
jxaxtntir-street.
homestead or station on the run.
____^__
say
; and to hold and to enjoy the same for
merit and for other public purposes'may, upon the
Every such' reservation rof land from public sa
FFIOKOMAIRIRO,—IOO Acres "of first-rate Land, eeomniendation of tlie Provincial-.Council, be madef 1
63. The applicant for any rural land included ii his and their absolute use and beneiit, subject; nevershall be"published in the Government Gazette of tllie
:JL Por Sale—partly fenced. J. Doughty, by the Superintendent; and .shall, not-be alienated i Province/
theless
to the Regulations now in force for the sale,
any
pre-emptive
right
deposit
shall
with
the
Treasure!
directed
;l
liegul;
as
in clause 19 of these
l of the Waste Lands Board a sum equal to 4s. per acn letting:, disposal, and occupation of the Waste Lands
Golden Cross Hotel. .'•■'.•.: .-t:.«;\
.-i from the specific purposes to which they shall have tions.
-,
of the Crown ■within the Province of Canterbury.
__i
LL
i_ been severally dedicated, except under tlie•provisions ; No such reservation shall continue in force for t a of the purchase money, and the remainder he shal
■•'■ :'::
under our hands at the sittingl
Assembly,
of
an
Act
of
the
General
entituled'the longer period than twelve calendar months from tl he -Pav Tf'tiiin oneorweek from the date of his applieatioi Given
shpup sTtmmw i?nn «*nu
STATION FOlt £jALE.
« Pub]ic Rcsm es Act 1854;" and-a full
of the Waste Lands Board, held
being granted, forfeit such deposit. Such deposit
and
nmxir.
t?
comon
it
date
Tvhicli
shall
have
been
made.
at,
mHE Undesigned
a very mode- plete description
for sale
at
on the
every such, i-eseive. and: of the
immediately returned on demand
jVo land included in a Pasturage License with Pn e
of
shall
be
however,
r \fte P,nce> a li.tJ^,°*
purposes to which it shall have been, dedicated shall emptive Eight shaU, as against, the holder of sui(.]! if the holder of the pre-emptive right shall give notict
day of
fine. <loun*l7
18
Acreftogether
part of this Province,
with & £onm possible after it shall
e.Kortl'ern
have been made, he Pre-emptive Rightj be" so reserved or granted utttil of his intention to purchase any portion of the lant
6000 Sheep and lambs..
published in the GovernmentGazette ofthe Province, he shall have been allowed the option of purchasir nn applied for, and pay the requisite deposit,
k
AV
m
fr
VALbhIY, VAVt
UAlLllAi, Sc CO.
and set fortlfcou tlie autlienticated maps.in the Land such land in the manner prescribed-in; clauses 64 ai nd
■, ;
Schedule C.
66. Ifthe holder «f the pre-emptive right decide
'MugMjM^jßMMß^njQßMa^uauMMißac^^
OiKee. Provided that the Superintendent may, if 60 to'these 'Regulations.
Province )
upon purchasing any portion of the land applied for
;'"."
the Provincial Councilbe not then sitting,temporarily
of
No" greater amount of laud than 250 acres ;sluall he shall forthwith pay to the Treasurer of the Waste
■:
Hotels, &C. ;
re.ser.ve land^forsuch purposes until the next session under the-provisions of thisclause be reserved ior Lands Board a deposit of4s. per acre of the purchase Canterbury. }
;
'- ofsuch' Council.
LICENSE TO DEPASTURE STOCK.
'grunted to any person under any such contract, ui n- moneyof such portion; and, ifhe shall not within sis
20.
Reserves
for
public
highways,
and
of
bridle-paths,
paid
purUNION HOTBt WETHEBSTONE'S.
less in payment of work for which a vote hns beten weeks thereafter have
theremainder ofthe
Whereas!
hath' been duly dea"d passed by the Provincial Council.
chase money, he shall forfeit such deposit, together clared to be entitled to a license to depasture stock
a well selected Stock of .Wines, Spirits, shall bo set forth on
*»lfjaten«l^
Hand,
f\N
maps m the
8 9 .-..-j
tjo
upon the Waste Lands of the Crown within the Pro.the authenticated
No greater amount of land than 1000 acres in tlhe with all right or title to the laud,
V anttJjeers.
Land
Office.
_•• ■'- I;
Superintendent
The
and the Provincial aggregate shall;
any one year,. be reserved or
n
If the holder of any pre-emptive right other than vince of Canterbury, upon the terms" and upon"the
BAKU, MALCOLM, & CO.,
CouncU may by Ordinance alter Hie line of any such granted under theinprovisions
conditions hereinafter mentioned: Now therefore"Wei
or this clause, withoiut those created by clause 60 of the Waste Lands Regust'Proprietors.
t Proprietors. ~
_^
highways, bridle-patlis, and foot-paths, and dispose of the special sanction ofthe Provincial Council;
lations
shall neglect or refuse to purchase any portion in pursuance of the powers" vested in us as .Comrais
the
land
theretofore
used
for
the
same.
always
■"
Provided
that
of
ed
every
parcel
applied
portion
grantf
wit? '<5A t r
land so
of the land
shall from and sioners ofthe Waste Lands Board to tho', said' Pro,'
for, such
,;
JJUxL'.oAJjJIi,
may temporarily resen'e !shall be subjected to the sameVjonditiOnsas
-.
! any^21.landTheforSuperintendent
tofon•m immediately after such neglect or refusal be released vince, do hereby grant to the said
[;
DESIRABIiB'INVESTMENT.
the preservation, or sale ofthe timber aiidfrontage as any rural lana so (under these R< eof
to purchase the exclusive license, from and after the date hero "
right
pre-emption
open
all
and
"QUEENS. ARMS" TAVERN thereon; but such land may at any time cease to he\ gulations; provided also that no application for lei-ss from
tlie terms of these Regulations, as if the same had untilthe first day of May next, to depasture sto
so reserved upon a resolution of the Provincial than 20 acres shall be received under this clause, bi ut on
Apply to Kcnyon & Rawlins, Solicitors.
upon the land situate and bounded! as herciua'(
included
in
any
pre-emptive
right.
not been
Council.
25G 36
that where airy amount of-compensation awarded tav
and contain
67. Pasturage Licenses with pre-emptive right in described, that is tosay—
22. Tlie Superintendent may, upon the recom■—
the-Board
shall
be
of
less
than
20
of
acres or thereabouts. Subject ncV ■;
extent
acres
lam
purchased
'—
(i OLDEN
connection with
lands, whether
AGE HOTEL,
mendation of the Provincial Council, by proclamation the
the theless to all the
provisions and conditions contain
entitled may pay the balance in cash upo"»
m Canterbury Association or the Crown, shall, under
from
Main Road,- Weatherstone's.
in the Government Gazette, reserve from tlie opera- the person
and
same terms as other applicants for the purchas se after the first day of April, one thousand eight imthe Waste Lands
now in force within
rilHE proprietors beg to intimate, that they hare tion ofthese regulations any tl-act ofcountryinwhich ofrural
lands under these .Regulations.
Province of Canterbury.
hundred and fifty-six, be taken and deemed to be the
JL on hand an excellent Stock of.Wines, Spirits, the precious metals maybe found to exist: and the
at the sitting
Given
under
our
.hands
pasturage
IX.—NAVALAND MILITARY BOUNTIES!
licenses over the lands included therein,
and Beers. Their accommodation for boarders is all land within such tract ofcountry shall be disposed of
of the Waste Lands Board, held
upon the terms of these Regulations, with a prethat can be desired, and their cuisine is unrivalled, according to regulations hereafter to be issued and
44. Whereas the Superintendent "and the Provin
at
'on the
.
right over all such land, to be exercised subThey have erected a large concert-room, capableof published in that behalf; in the same manner cial Councilarid other the inhabitants' of Canterbur'v]~ emptivc
day oi
18
ect to these Regulations as regards notice of applica■■-■'
holding, over 400 persons, which is nightly filled by and under the snsne authority as these, present are desirous to aid in making provision
for
the
main
payment
deposit,
purchase
money,
price
'T
of
of
tion,
admiring
regulations.
an
audience. ■It is their intention to spare
tenancc of such persons of Her Majesty's land an
ENDORSEMENT.
> i
and, and size and shape of blocks. If the land
no expense in order to secure for their patrons the
sea forces as maybe discharged as unfit ibr furthef?" lcovered
for valuable consideraI, the within-named
YX
town ixtanr
by such pre-emptive right shall be included tion
IjAr"DS<
very best amusements. ■To accomplish this they are
,
-,
service
of
•'
consequence
paid
by
m
in
wounds
or
loss
of
healt
111
me
of
do-hereby
towns
.to
by
2«. The sites of
shall be determined by the
within" the limits of a run held
license under
makingarrangements for-the immediate appearance
the within written
Superintendent, upon tlie recommendation of the incurred in the; present .'war with Russia, and also fo jr clauses 50 and 53, the holder thereof in paying transfer to the said
-:
of the most eminent artistes.
Provincial Council, and shall be notified by procla- the maintenance of the widows of those who may b je rent for the same may take credit for the amount paid Pasturage License, and all my estate" and interest
Lahge and CoiisiOßlous Stabms
killed in such war
therein.
to the premises, with first-rate eed mationm the Government Gazette of the Province.
in respect of lands covered by such pre-emp!andAre. attached
Any such person, or widow shall, upon applicatio:« by him
Witness my hand this
d y of
18
24. lown Lands shad be sold by public auction, in
tive right.
?ood attendance.
.upon
productio;
to
the
Waste
Lands
and
the
Witness
Board,
Parcels per Cohband-Go., are delivered daily at sections,.tlieisize and upset price, of which shall be ofsatisfactory evidence from the proper authorities arls
68. Holders of pasturage licenses without preAPPENDIX
by
Superintendent
determined
the
and
the
Provincial
Age
eiuptive
2'ight
the Golden
shall he entitled to hold such licenses or Clauses 35 aiid 43, which were repealed by tha
Hotel.
or death, be entitled to receive n
Council; .and having been so determined, for each '..to such discharge
have themrenewed upon- the terms of their conRICHMOND & YANCE
free grant not exceeding 30 acres of the Waste Land js to
Waste Lands Regulations Amendment' OrdiProprietors tovm severally, shall not again be altered.
within
this
to the conditions as t to tract with the Canterbury Association or the Crown,
Province,
subject
nance, Sim. VII., No. 2, 1850, oi-iginally
Thetime
and
place
25*
ofevery auction sale shall form and frontage contained in these
the
a
may
;
any
person
a
s
case
be
but
if
holding
stood
axfollows:
Regulations
be fixed by the Superintendent, and shall be notified
ATTTTt' TfFVTTTVi
always that such
shaS be mad jp license under the Canterbury Association or the
35. No section ofrural land shall be sold containing
in the Goverament Gazette, and one or more news- provided
"FnTlNTTurßrw
EDINBURGH pawp"'
to the W aste Lands Board by such person or widovw Crown A ill voluntarily resign the same, he shall be lessthan twenty acres ; provided that any section so
CAbILE wnTPT
HOTEL,
of t]le Province at least tMrt d
bf
Regulations,
entitled
u>
receive
a
license
under
those
such
o )r and shall from the date ofsuch exchange hold his run limited by frontage lines or private lands as to con] in person within three years "after
such sale shall take place.
,m
™-i
(Two
Miles
: discharge
fromTmen, on the Road to the
tain less than twenty acres may be sold by
'■■
at
26. No such notificationof any.sale of-town lands death.
at the rate and on the conditions specified in these the unset price of forty shillings''per acre; auction1
IS"''
the time
shall
te
a
X.—PASTURAGE.
map
published
sijmed
by
until
ot
the
town,
j
tj
Regulations.
t>t*Vs?%
c-rn »
a -n.
and place of sale, and'the mode of sale and payment
TABLI:NG
a"
PAD"
'
Surveyor,
S6CUre
tlle Clli"
shall have been laid open for
<^st,?
granted,
45.
Until
or
reserved
for
sold,
public
purany
person
exchanging
purchase
money
nearly
69. If
his'license shall for of
to be as
as may be" in
DOCKS, under the superintendence ofthe public inspection in the Land Office; and such map iposes as herein provided, the Waste Lands
bi ie any period included in the new license have paid rent accordance with the regulations herein contained,
Proprietor.
set forth, accurately delineated, all the town toccupied for pasturage purposes by persons may
holding
-chAkgbs MODERATE.a higher rate than would-be payable under such applicable to the sale of Town Land.
.■.
.. shall
sections numbered consecutively, so far as laid out, 1licenses from the Waste Lands Board to occupy tin;eS at
license, such overpayment shallbe adjustedat thenext
43. If any person shall at any time have.made, and
, . „., '. „ doing
,
„
shovHng- the sections to be submitted for sale, and the «same.
n ',
;
disposed of a "Restaurant
payment of rent.
completed at iiis own cost any public roador bridge
Obe '-..
a first-rate pullUc reserves in connection with them,
46. Any person applying for a pasturage licensi ;e
business. A^ply Geo. Lumd, 2, Hmders-lane,
70. In the event of improvements having been ef- or any public main drain, or any part of shell ro.idj
«7. Town sections may be put up to auction, either cshall
state to the Commissioners what are the bounfected by the licensee of a run on any. land which bridge, or drain, such person shall, upon application
2 doors above Provincial Hotel.
by order ofthe Superintendent, or upon the applicaextent of the run applied for, and tin e shall be reserved by the General Governmentor by' to the Waste Lauds Board, be entitled to afree grant
tion ot some person whoshall, at the time of making daries and
description of the stock which he posami
number
Provincial Governmentunder these Regulations, ofrural land in such situation as he shall select, subcent,
application,
deposit
such
UNION HOTEL, WETHERSTONE'S
ten per
of the upset =sesses, or will undertake to place upon the run withirn the
the licenseee shall receive payment of the ject to the conditions as to form and frontage in
—cMon -1 an excellent
twelve months from the date ofthe license.
value of such improvements, such value to be de- these regulations contained, to such an extent as the
47. The extent of run allowed to each applicant t cided by arbitration under direction of: the'Waste Board shall adjudge, not exceeding one acre for every
made, be considered as the deposit upon the sale
_.
•'.
,
sshall be at the rate of 120 acres to every head of grealt Lands Board, and to be paid by the Treasurer of the four pounds sterling which he-shall prove to.tho
Wine?, Spirits, and Beers.
at such public auction.
satisfaction of the Waste Lands Board that he shall
28. Ifany section shall be purchased by other than „cattle, and 20 acres to every head of small cattle. Waste Lands Board out of the land fund.
BAEB,, MALCOLM& CO.,
71. All payments on account of pasturage runs have actually expended in the construction of such
Proprietors.
the .original applicant, the deposit money shall bo The words great cattle" shall be construed to mean_.,1 shall
in
future
made
on
day
bridge, or drain.
honied
be
or
before
tlie
first
of
cattle,
road,
asses,
male and fehorses, mules, and
~~
IbrthwiLhreturned on demand.
nt,
-a
oat -n
iUKin accordance with clause 51, at the Land Office,
ProviV:'i always that it shall be proved to the
bALJs,
20. Ten days at least before a.ny such auction sale, male,iwith their offspring above six months of age;.". May,
and
the
Lands
Christchurch,
Waste,
and
the
words
"small
cattle"
shall
be
construed
at
Board
shall
satisfaction
ofthe Board that the money~so. expended
mHAT. Baking Establishment situate on the Main a list, of :all the .^sections about to be ofFered for sale mean sheep, male and female, with their weaned to sit at that place for the Treasurer to receive the by the applicant,
him nenn beneficially exporiifpil
off- 1
\ifofc
be published, m the Government Gazette, and s
X Road, Tokomairii-Ojbelonging to P. M'Queek, *hall
,'.....'■;.'. ■■ he use and advantage of the public.
same.
spring.
■
Provided al *
doing a first-class business— and, owinjrto its position one or mm-e newspapers of the Province.
tor less than. twenty, acres shall
application
72 All payments to be made on account ot pastur-- hat no
Every pasturage run shall be in one block, and,
-fcvery auction sale of land shall be held by the
48.
and the iucrcasiug population ofthe Plain, daily im30m open court as hereinbefore pro- aas far as circumstances will admit, of a rectangular age runs before the first day of May next ensuing be received under this clause, but that where any
Commissioners
;
proving.
form :■ the frontage, under ordinary circumstances shall be made for the portion of the year only whien amount of compensation awarded by the Board shall
, '„,",',' ,
The property is freehold, and consists of iof an v"?,(;ll" m " :
shall elapse between such day of payment and t
be ofa less amount than twenty acres of land, the
Tho
who shall.be
declared the highest Slshall not be greater than ono-linlfthe depth.
acre, vvith.substantial weather-boarded House, and .'3lPfreon
party entitled may pay the balance in cash "upon the
hl"or at such auction shaU immediately pay a deposit
49. Tlie fee to be paid for the license snail be at the 2 said first day of May.'
first-class brick oven erected thereon.
terms as other applicants to purchase rural
cent, of the purchase money to the
rates
same
per
ollowing
every
containing
calculating
npid
often
run
less
than
73.
In
the
opportunity
<
openThe present
affords an excellent
:—For
i
amount of the license fee
Trea-;
lauds
under these regulations.
shillings'
for every hundred acres; ; the stock required to be on the run, the year coming for intending purchasers, and is to be sold a bar- suror, and m default thereof,the section shallbe again" j'LOOO acres, twenty
tcfor every,run containing 1000 acres, and not less than mencing onthe said first day of May shall be deemed Clauses 07 and 68, which ware repealed by proclaimmediately put up to auction.
gain, owing to the proprietor retiring from business.
l to be tlie same year as that for which such part paymation of the.Governor, dated lith August,
Pai(l t0 t'l6 Treasurer m full, within one week after sOOO'aci2s, two-pence per acre for the first thousand[
Apply to
185(5,published in the Provincial Government
're '"ewninder of" the purchase money shal Ibp aimd one penny per acre for every acre in addition.
"" ment shall have been made.
SMITH & HIBBARD
""
Gazette, Vol. 111., No.-17, y. 03, 4th Sej>*'"■
ay
mntnining'
upwards
tnc
everv nin
sflon 'nnre* or
ofsale; and, in default thereof, the pur' For
Tokomariro.
74. .Notwithstanding anything contained in these
1856, originally stood tisfollows:
farthing per acre for the fi^t and second years, regulations,
tember,
deposit
money,
!fise
shall
forfeit
his
01
me
c}
imm.
and
also
al
q^.^»
it shall be lawfulfor the Governor, upon
» J^Mma»« ■».- al-».
67. Holders of pasturage licenses with; pre-emptive
right or title to the land;, and the section maybe. 0Ime half-pennyper acre for the third and fourth years,i tiifi Tenomiiipiirtation n) the SupflWnte.nde.ntßTHl.Pro-:
——^
right
connection with purchased lands, whether
sold to any person applying
for the same for the price hrce'-farthhigs per acre for the fifth and every subseA TT(TNr*J
J
vineial Cpunil, at any time, and from time to time, be underinthe
n,
Ti Ji
17 RTTT
UUJ^ A
UOJNh
Canterbury Association, or. the Crown,
t wh;ch (
knocf ce d Jowa at the auctioll lamij q,[uent year; provided that tho first'yearshall be takenL proclamation
in
the
Oovurnmmtt
Gazette
of
the
shall
entitled
to claim pasturage licenses over the
be
f25,
if not so' sold, the section may be again put up to <?:o,be the time elapsing fi-oin the date of the originalI Province, to reserve for the purposes hereinafter
T|
r op no AT «,
lands
includrd
therein upon the terms of these reguUibJ^UbAJb,
bALifc,THf__,_,'^
I,I>r.LIINC- AND
hiicense to the first day of May next following.
auction at any future sale.
mentioned any lands within the Province, adjacent to'-: lations, with a pre-emptive
right over such land)" to
OCCUPATION
33. Upon payment of the purchase money in full,
50. Njb pasturage license
be granted for. a lesslor in the neighbourhood.ofany town, now, or whjch
subject to these regulations as regards
OP THE
the purchaser shall receive from the Commissionersa -aiinnual fee than £2 10s. shall.
may hereafter be formed and to declare that on and be exercised
application,
payment
?
notice
of
of deposit and purpaid
Occupy,"
WASTE LANDS. OF THE CKOW2T "License to
in the form set forth in: 51. The" fee shitll be
to the Treasurer of the from, a day to be named in siich proclamation all dev
IH the
Schedule A to the Waste Lands Resulatiohs, and' jVasteLand Board every year, in advance; for. the ! pasturing Ifeenses issued under these regulations, in chase money, price of land, and eize and shape of
by
\
blocks.
Tf
the
land
covered
irst
the
issue
of
such" pre-etupfive
license,
year
such License -shall be'restored to the Commissioners'- '&
on
the
and for ths second respect of such reserved lauds, shall cease and be of
PRP"VIISrCE OS CANTERBUEY :
upon receipt ofa Crown Grant of the landpurchased.; aimd every subsequent year on any sitting day of the no effect; on and from which day, all such licenses right shall be included within the limits of a run hvld
as amended.
by
license
under
clauses
50
and
the holder thereof,
53,
day
April
B
of
day
til—rurai. land.
between'the 20th
aMthe first
I. A lii! Ecgulations now iii force in the Proas respects such lands,' cease aiid be of no effect
_/
paying rent for the s:une, may take credit for the
m- A:,ll ,laT\a,s "ot inclused »n any ofthe foregoing -otf May, inclusive; and:every pasturage license^iidt shail,
X3L .vince of Canterbury for the sale, letting,
accordingly. And it shall be lawful for the.Governor on
him
paid
by
respect
amount
in
of
lauds covered by
by
payment
required
shal
be
for
sale
at
re
enewed
of
the
fee,
open
regulations
as rural land, an
on or before at any time, hereafter, by regulations to be issued in such pre-emptive right.
lisposal, and occupation- of the Waste Lands of
,.
taiio first day of May, shall, unless good cause to the that, behalf, according to,the provisions.of.the
uniform nnco ot fortyshillings per acre.
he Crown are lierebv renealed
Waste,. 68. Nothing: in these Regulations shall be interontrary be shown to the satisfaction-of the Waste Lands Act, upon the recommendation of the Supe'rpreted
equitable
h;gal;rightß
to
affect
the
or
-ands Board, be considered as, abandoned.
contracts
regulate the'
intendent and Provincial Council,
made by the Canterbury Association or the Govern52. Every" pasturage license shall be in the form set" occupation of thr> Waste Lands of thetoCrown within
)rthin the Schedule C to the Waste Lands Regul'ament with holders oi'the pasturage licenses; but i
such reserved districts, v
holding
my person
a licence under the Canterbury
ions, and shall be transferable by endorsement in the
■Issoeiation or the Government, • shall voluntarily
mn set forth in such Schedule, andsuch transfer shall I
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deemed to be complete upoij notice thereof ;being ; 75. Ifany tract of land shall have been reserved for" •e&igrn the sams to the Government, he shall be en»
uly given to the Waste Lands Board, and not before. the sale of the timber thereon, such timber may'be .itied to receive a license under these H'.-trulations
md shall from the date of such exchange hold hisrun
pasturage licence shall entitle the holder thereof to sold by public auction at an upset price and subject
it therate and on the conditions specified in
le exclusive right ofpasturage over the land specified to conditions to be fixed by the Superintehdeut, and
thWe
Regulations.
qtrree'to
remoye,
tt.—the ■waste lands BOARD.
shall bo included in a Pasturage License with Pre- -tinlerein upon the terras .above., stated. Such license the purchaser shall
the same within
APPENDIX 11..
4. There shall be established a Board to be called" emptive Right, the holder of such License shall be s'!llall be renewed by 'endorsement from year to year, a certain time; and all the timber not removed within
again
up
public
he Waste Lands Board, to consist of one Chief Com- entitled to exercise such Pre-emptive Right under uuutil the land specified'therein shall be purchased, such time maybe
to
Clauses Nos. 33, 31, 52, 65, 66, and 71, which wcr
put
auction.
» aste I/tind*. Jiegulatiqn
repealed by the
oissionerj and of not lessthan two nor .more thanfive these Regulations upon payment of the sum of forty Pfr.ranted, or reserved under these regulations;' and the
■76. No person sliall, "without a license, cut or re|
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ither Commissioners, all'of whom (except such one poundsfbr such s&tion.
feee to be paid in respect ofsuch license shall riot be al- move any timber from any Waste Lands of the Crown
Amendment Ordinance, Suss. IX., No. 1,"
originally stood as follows:
s shall be appointed to act as Treasurer) shall be ap3G. Every section of rural land shall be in one tet:red imtil the Ist May, 1870.' Such license shall give (except timber'which lie shall havepurehased under
lointed and be removable by waiTant under the hand block, and, except as hereinafter provided, of a'rect- no0 right to the soil or to the timber, and shall'immedi- the last clause); and any persons so cutting or re33. Immediately on the payment of the purchase
angular form, and if bounded by a frontage line ,shall ntt:ely determine overany landwhich maybe purchased, moving timber shall be liable to pay the cost of such
noney in full, the- purchaser shall, receive .from, tho
if the Superintendent.
aniiUy
or
these-regulations."
(or
chains)
gi'i
:5. One'member of the Waste Land? Board shall be of a depth of half
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from such
a License to Occupy," in the form
ranted, reserved under
A rea- license for one year together with thecosts ofrecover- Commissioners
et forth in the Schedule A hereto nuncxuil, which ha
Iso be the Treasurer there'ofj and such membershall frontage..
inable right of way shall be allowed through all pas- ing the amount of the same;.
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return
to the Commissioners when he
ag.iin
tui
hall
appointed
by
frontage
irageruns.
ie
and removable the Governor.
Note.—A
line shall be taken to'mean the
77.' -Every license for cutting or removing timber
53. It at anytime during the.-first,four years after
hall receive the Crown Grant of the Land.
6. The Waste Lands Board shall sit at the principal boundary of a road, river, or public reserve, or any
for one mouth, or for one year, at the License to Occupy" shall ha transferable bySuch
Office ofthe Province, at certain stated times streamor.watercourse which.shall have been declared tl«ie issue of the first license the quantity of stock for shall be issued
enof the person applying for the same; and a
obe determined by the Superintendent, and shall by notification in the Government Gazette to consti- th<le run shall be1 lessthan that originally required, or request
in the form set forth in the Schedule,
10s. shall be paid upon every monthly license, orsement,
dviring thenext three years lessthan twice thatamount, fee of
Iso sit fbr'special purposes at such places and at such tute a frontage for the purpose of selection.
51. The fee shall be' paid to tho Tiensurer the
yearly license.
of
upon
every
and
£5
every
year,
Vaste Lands Board
in advance ; for the
imes as "the Superintendent shall direct; of which
37: Where, from•the frontage not being a straight or during any subsequent period less than three times
78. A license shall entitle no one but tlie person
ret year on the usue of the License, and for the
ittings due notice shall be given in the Provincial line or rom'the interference of other frontage lines, tinlat amount, the Waste Lands Board lnaydeclare the nnmed
jcon'd and every subsequent year on the first day ot
therein to cut down standing timber; but it
Sovemm'ent Gazette, and one or more newspapers natural features, or tiie boundaries of private lands, wiihole or a portion of such run to be forfeited; proemploy
any. number of persons,
lay; and every pasturage license not renewed by
üblished fn the Province.
the above rules in respect offoi-mcannot be accurately viddetl .always'that with .regard to runs, granted prior to will 'authorise himof to
the license, to saw, split, orremove
aymentof the required fee on the first day of May
7.. Tlie' Chief Commissioner when present, and in observed, the form of the section shall be determined theie issue of these Regulations such first period of four during the termcut;
and-such license shall not be
is absence then some memberselected by those pre- as nearly in accordance with these rules as, in the ye::ars shall commence; from the date on which these the timber so /,'•■
■all, unless good cause to the coirt rary be shown '#
Reegulatioas shall come into operation provided
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brlt at any.meeting of the Board, shall preside there- judgment ofthe Board, circumstances will admit.
le satisfaction of the Waste Lauds Board, be consithat Iransferable.
38.-In sections of lands not adjacent to or bounded on<ie or more runs held by the same individual or firm
79. A license to cut timber shall extend only to the
ered as bandfooned.
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t, and filial! have a casting vote in all questions
;
by a frontage line, all the sides may be equal, but one nyiay for the purposes of this clause be considered as one district named therein.
SZ. Every pasturage license shall be in tho form
oming before the Board.
;t forth in the Schedule C hereto annexed,
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8; All questions coming before the Board shall be side may not be less than one-third of the other; and ruiin. ■.■•!:'.'.■,"••■ -'('
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80.. Ifany person duly licensed shall have established
and shall
ecided by a majority of the Commissioners present sucli section shall not be less than half a mile distant
I54. In any case in which a runholder can prove to a saw-pit for the purpose of sawing timber, no other
transferable by endorsement in the form set forth
tiereat.
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thee satisfaction of the Waste Lands Board that lie is person shall cut timber within
the Schedule; and shall entitle the holder to the
from a frontage line.
50 yards ofsuch pit
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9. All meetings of the Board shall be attended by
eclufivoright of pasturage over tha Jumls specified
39. Any person possessing a section of land may at preeclucied by arrangements entered into previous to the without. consent of the person first occupying such
lercin, upon the terms above stated. It is intended
t least three Commissioners; and shall be open to the anytime'select another adjacent thereto, of such p«sssing of these regulations fi-om actually, for a given saw-pit; provided that if the person establishing such
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~;'.''.' f form'that the two together, being considered asj one perriod. pliicing-his .stock on .his own i-un, it shall be pit shall not use the same, and shall not cut timber lat i.uch license shall ba renewable from year to year
üblic.
10. All applications for Land and for.Pasturage section, shall be in the form required for a single sui:ilicientifheprove, to the satisfaction of. the Board within such distance a* aforesaid from the pit for 28
util the'land specified. therein shall be"purchased-;
nd for Timber Licenses shall,'after hearing evidence section under the foregoingrules.
thaat he possesses within the Province the requisite consecutive days, it shall be lawful for any other holder
•anted, or reserved, under these Hegulaiious; and
lount
purchase
rhen necessary, be d'etemined by the Board at some
the
am
and
will
undertake
to
to
to
cut
so renewed, the fee to be' paid in respect of such
Immediately
payment
place
thereupon,
40.
on the
of
of stock>
the same of a license enter
and
timber as
ttiug thereof.
senses shall not be altered until the fiistof May,
money,the purchaser shall receive from the Commis- ntthe run at the expiration of such peoiod.
though such pit had not been established.
11 TheBoard shall have power to hear'and de- sioners a License to Occupy," in the form set forth.
555. Every holder of a license shall, at any time, upon
570. -Such license shall give no right to the so:.'or
81; If any person shall, for thepurpose ofremoving'
;nnine all disputes between the holders of Pastur- in the Schedule B hereuntoanDexed; and as soon ay>fvritten order tiura the Waste; Lands Board to that
the timber, and shall immediately deterjuiie over
timber, have made a road upon land being the Waste
and Timber Licenses respecting the boundaries thereafter as conveniently maybe, the land shall be efieect, make a ti-ue and complete return ofall thestock Lands
not
being
highway,
of the Crown and
a
it shall. ly laud which may be purchased, gr.-.nted, or redistricts,
nearly
wilfully;.and
and
and shall have and exercise all laid off by a Government Surveyor) as
in ac-. on Ids run: and if he shall
i-ved under these Itccrulatioiis. A reasonable right
kriowinHy not be lawful for any other person to use tlie same
tieruns
powers which may be lawfully had and exercised cordance with the description given by the purchaser ma]tke any felse return, the Waste Lands Board shall without
way shall "be allowed through all pasturage runs.
the permission cjf the person making the same
y any Commissionerof Crown Lands, under the pro- in his application as these regulations -will admit; im*mediately declare his license to be forfeited.
05. The applicant for any rural land included in
that if such road sliall not
provided
first
obtained;
isions of the "Crown Lands Ordinance, Sess. X., provided that whenever the lands selected lie without
556. "Every run or portion thereof which shall have be used at any time for 00 consecutive da;'S, it shall
iv pre-emptive right shall deposit with the Tjensiircr
the Waste Lands Board a sum equal to 4j. i.eracre
o.l;" and the "Crown Lands Extension Ordinance, the surveyed districts, the expense of the survey and beeisn forfeited, as above provided, shall be put up by be lawfulfor any holder of a license at any time thercess. XI., No. 10."
the purchase money, and the remainder lie shail
of connecting such survey with the existing surveys the1Wiiste Lands Board to public auction, after an ad- aiter to use the same.
12. AH the routine business of the ;Land" Depart- shall be borne by the.purchaser, whoshall at the time' verl•tt=c!nent
in the Government Gazette, and one or
y within one week from the date of his application
icnt shall be transacted by the Cliief
82. Ifany person holding a timber license shall be
ing granted, or. forfeit such deposit. Such deposit,
purchase deposit the amount of the estimated cost nioi■re newspapers ofthe Province. A license granted proved
Commissioner,'
of
before the Waste Lands Board to have
ibject to such regulations as may be made; by the of such surveys with the; Treasurer of the Waste, afteer forfeiture shall be deemed to be an original license;
wever, shall be immediately returned on demand,
oard in that behalf.
the holder of the pre-emptive right shall purchase
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Lands Board, which shall be made as soon aspractic- Upcion appeal from any person whose run has been for- offended ajruinst any regulations herein contained re13. A book to be called the "Application Book" able, by order of the Chief Surveyor. Provided feit(ed, within GO .days" from the date of such forfeiture, specting timber, or,'to have wilfullyor negligently iny portion of the land applied for. .'■ ;
open durifag office hours at the Land always, that should any section when surveyed prove its)hall be lawful for the Superintendent to reserve or ured or destroyed by fire or otherwise any timber beCO. If the hqlder of the pre-emptive right decide
i^l beinkept
longing to the"Crown, such license shall tic, and shall
which the name of every person desiring to 'to'1 differ' in any respect'from that intended by the susjpend such forfeiture either wholly or in part.
>on purchasing any portion of tlu and applied'fox,
fhee,
to be forfeited, and it shall be
immediately
take any application to the Boara shall b6 .wi-itten
be
declared
&',
responsible
Every
person
taking
will
not>7.
out
license
a
run
'shall forthwith pay to the Treasurer of the Waste
be
a
for
which
purcliaser, the, Government
Bofinl a deposit of 4,5. per acre of. tho purchaso
1order by himself or any person duly authorised on for any loss'or inconvenience which the purchaser ismlot stocked will be required to deposit with the Trea- at the discretion ofthe Board torefuse toissue auother uuls
is behalf. And the Commissioners shall, duringthe may experience, nor will the purchase money be re- sureer the sum of ten shillings for every hundred acres timber license to the same person.
mey ofsuch portion; and if he shall not within six
tting of the Board, consider and determine allappli- tui-ned. Provided also, that
the
eks thereafter have paid the remainder pf the'pufshall inel luded in the license; which will be returned without
if:
ase.money, he shall forfeit such deposit together
itions m the order in which they shall appear in the: find ithat the whole extent, of land in the seje.cted inte evest as soon as, he shall have fulfilled the conditions
SCHEDULES.
iphcation book. Provided that if any person shall locality falls short, of'the;-quantity;:paid for by.'the in'rirespect to stocking the run within the prescribed
th all right or title, to the land.
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)t appear himselfor by^ome
71. All payments'on" account"of pasturage runs
person: duly aiithorised' purchaser, the Treasurer shall repay so much of the: periliod ;.but ifsuch conditions be not fulfilled such de"■
Schedule A1 his behalf before the. Board, wHen.calle'd' in his" purchase money as exceeds ;the nrice ofthe land to be; posiiits shall be forfeited
ill in future be made on .the first day of May,- at
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Province )
Land Office, at Christchurch, and.the \Vaste
conveyed. Tlie "License to Occupy" shall, in ..any ■'&8. The above ru 11 respect to stocking a run, and
ira«-'liu'ap^J^tioja'E£a|l'b'efdjsmiswd'ant3:li£3'-iifiine
■-of
all appear again- hi the ißbbkin order.- 'Provided such case, be amended by the Commissioners,in ac-.i: \-to tlhe lodgment of c< p money with the Treasurer, Canterbury,
nds Board 3hallsit at tl>at place .for the Treasurer
j
so that if,two, or more persons shall" apply at the cordance with the report of thfe* Surveyor, arid the! shall11 not apply to ru t '.containing less than5000 acres.
;
receive the sanio
me time to-mite'tlieir names in tue Application Crown Grant shall'be made out in accordance1 5£9. Every holder of a 'license -may be required at
LICENSE TO OCCUPT TOWH LANDS.
e-"Cl"ef Commisb'oncr snaU .^"*9jfef< their,
: and the (t L"«nse J) shall'he' retumedltd any time to nayfor the actual costp of the survey of jj£HgttßAa_tlj._.
by
Proprietors
%t
■of
hathbcea duly dc- Printed D.-.Campbell, for the
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