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.tonis, Bird. & Oj.V,""Auctioneer. .\tu ihVtiVH u.s'ai.a'p;.,-4i,.-.c0.,
KK.LDiUKIM. KUaTHKHS... | :>: Ait
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Importers' of
.., Cattle.
Salesman, and'Gci.ehil .Couiniis^imi
'Wholesale
De.iilvrs
General
Importer.'
nW<f
and'
:'
ri>-il''l-S--neV
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begs
j
"Agent,
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.BOOTS,
to'intimate to the iiilmbitailts of iJuiicjriin >.-. -. ~..-; IMPORTERS,- '.".C/.Y"'"'"
.SflOJiS.. CLOTHING, &c.
-■2, High street, Opimaite Commercial Hotel,
Kfj;fc~.i3St^p^Si^ ■>X steamer, is iiow hiiurly'
(Over Jones 6c Wdiiamsuii's, Princrj-streel, and.the publicof Ota'go generally,-that he .will cojrry
looked fur, find will be apain
v u'.K'n d.in' i~ ■'.. ".
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on
as
A^^ii3^si^>
business
usual...and,
Ir.ists.from his long exppri
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GOOD 1-KiLiAY EXCURSION.'".
l=^-S3K>^';&fel^Js»i despatched for Melbourne! two
JJiiHftlhi.J
Anil 62! Queen-street,Mclbouriie, \ i
erice i:i Victona hud in ibis' Province, to receivge »
,-. .'; ?A ;
ON SALE—A M ERIC ANBO OT S continmuice
iioss & Vohnston;, of..t;ie jMei- days iifte^ arrival.;freight
r
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OK
hitkerto-so liberallyibe; .;.„. Beg to an;;ounceto their custpiners.tliat 'they have
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'largt
qf.thatpatronage,
ALWAYS
liA^D ■ \
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For jiassage or
of gold apply to
bimnie Hotel,.iViicnf^mi-street,.respee^ully
Napoleons
mul varied Assorfiiiimt ofr- t ,:,,,
I nUwea upon the'; firm. "■-"■■"i removed to the large Wooden* Store at.the rear of
;
-Hiding Boots: .■"■"■
and the^publiu ~.- .
."".. ~A,.O.(I'IIOi[.SOX&;CO.,
i
j.ones,
and.Sjiyj-r.VVutclie*
s,
i..i..iiiato to their friciuis,. patrons, this
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■,;,".,
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...X'old
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VTtiU-flaghta.
RAiABOW
a...ASfiita, ']' '!
geueialiy, that U.ev have ch.'iterea
:
'Clocks and .few.!.1! Ifry
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'Ca'ftle Salesman,anil Messrs';Perkins & Co.; Princes-street. '"'"
t!<
Auctioneer,
,yOuigu..
Bluchers,-,
lieads and
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Si,-,lVar.l-streH.'
steamer for n piiasurutrip to the
Pocket Cutlery ....«
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GeneralCommissionAgent.
..The entrance is from the' SecondHigiit-of--\vay off
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Wellingtons of everydescription
a(:jiicc...i loeiuititsoii Guou,Fr;day, ._
Electro-pjnted O(«J.d»
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'.' Table.and
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VOX AiJii.HO
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Rattray-streot, where they will effect a
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::■ ■, -.-" >■ ty -:-i'■'"'-. v r:
Women's and Children's Cloth and Len-ther
'Tqbaccoiiist's Ware arid Fancy
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ooods, of6yery!
'i'lio proprietuis* design, in originating this Excur- -.■:
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V-T H E. D 1 G. G-EIUS' -E .X. P R=E'iS|S.' "'■
Boots,&c, &c., &.c.
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t-jif^-vtvc-'"■" " "Vt/TE .are,, tlii^t day.booking
.desi-riptiou
sion, ha f»r its' iiuriiei.ia.e| object tl\e .re :uuipu| nudr
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Pass-engftrs,
Pilot"
Jackets'"
!
-of
'their"■■ENTlßE
enjoyment of ivs.i.ieut eoipiiists.
per
r,
vor
■ : ; CLEARANCE
STOCK
CmmtryOritfr.il Pyprfiinlh/ Attmttrif to\
I a^F^-^if^Ss. »'»N ER AL J E»stf i ":'
rMoleskin Trowsers.
... ; ;
ihe attractions 'of scenery,-, combined with; the
G^
i "--- ; EAS-T- T A I Kit
I.': i
■- ;"■:.. . , ..-.OF. ..DRAPERY,. AND
"-SiS^tSt,. Passengers to. go. on board at'
ScotchTwillShim ..','"
SLOES -:.
"" 0fc.10p.k..;.Apply
novelties mciueiual to a ]>ie;i. ure excursion,will,' it is
DAILY. "-""
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fpiir.
anil'i)oa
IJIPOKTANT NUTICK TO PAINTERS,
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t» ...
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Scot«;hTweed
Suits
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'■ X .EAY.INQ;"Anderson aiid Stoddart's, Bakers, i
h-.ped, coi.stit ite an i'rivaisliitile ami genuine.niijuct:0HISIIOLM.& ADAMS,! ""
Twebd^aiid i>oe Truwsers <;
irieiit to tliu c.imuiuiiity.of l)uii,ediu to avail itself of I
-.-At. SrPat'y reduced rates. ~„.;
"-: '"'■""■'■. G'LAZ.IERSJ &c&c, ';;': j\"
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;XJ. Geprge-sti'eet, at.2-45 p.m. -...:. -. " „ i
CrimeanShirts
so .favorablea.'i/.oppoi.-tiniity for.u'nall^eii s..cial relloi\se, Land, Estate,.Sliipjiiiig, andOcimuiissipn """""
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Taierij
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East
at
Leaving
Walker-stt-eet,
■<■■'"■
Reliance,Hotel,
8.30 a.m.
npiIOS.. PLEDGER,~:.Painter,
8-4 Grey Calico' '■■"■■■
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Asei.ts ;.
! .X
laxation,converse, and' enjoylueut.,.
has on sale
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...;...-. fares: —; '*._■ ■■■■- ■ ■■■
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Blankets : ■ ■■-"". ■~■ ::
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,". ., No. 1,Miiuiers-lane,
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White lea»l. of the best quality i
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..; a.banp'.wjLl.accompany;
Flannels,
&c.
HE CENTS-HIP
M E N T a-y
-~'. . Duneclin...
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Raw aiui boived oils
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-"'"- L. SAMrSON.
To GreenIsland
2 6!
MR.
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glassof
Winilow
.."".i/.ExuWett*m and; .City ofi-Hobart,
size;
NOTIJE TO (JOKSIoNEKS.
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\~~■ ..,-.. Likewise a spleiHtid
every
f
To SadiUdHill :.
4 0 j
Fauk:—7s. 6d. tiieke a:.d back..:. '.
paperhangassoi^inent ot
AND U^KFUL GQODS
[ To Kob Roy Jlotel "..,". ..r.
,:..-. 5 6^ OF'■' SEASONABLE
VviTTKOWSKI iiHOTUEHS,
~ ings.
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NOW 'ON* SALE >!
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rfilTE"iitt'WrVne.'Hioried Goods, now in the Storesof N.H.r-.Tlie.'abuvearticles
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Hotel, eighteen miles ■~■*£]
wholesalhTtobac( onists, ■. ToKelance
-V?
are warranted the best in
Refreshmets.'of riichei\.li6 'quality1
X tiVrf Un.te-fsigued—"_ "V ".'.;',,'
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,8 0
from
Town
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.; >.t 'procurable on
AfoiTabove"o',
in cliauiond^ C uiic^e.", J. 5I ■■■■ Duuedin,and at the lowest prices :. * ..{
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AND /MPoIiTEHS,
! I N.B.—The Proprietor of .the Diggers' Express ■;; rr'i; '■■; ';.'■'.'
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boarU atmoderate ;rates;
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w
(Of
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.stationery
,I)iiiie<lin)
4 cases
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The isainbow will'at mu'.er wnyfrtiin the StafiordObservethe-address—
Melbourne,."Ballai-at,.and
! Jiaving.made.an arrangenn.'nt with.the.Boatmen, Pasi
i jk>
to
■''
iitteution
the Tobiicconists.
paper, same'brand,et Pi'.is^.ia, from. -" ""'
at TMPORTANT. TO' FARMERS.; Snnit in Wheat.
street Jetty-as1half-past'l)'o"el6ck
-1-Balel
can be convened to the Woolshed Diggings
peeiyely."'." j
'" THOS. 'PLEDGER, ! '" BK(JStorecall*"the
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sirfil' iJotel'Keepers of JDunetliu andjthc ;sengers
,;
.GlasgOW- >:,...'..'.>
;
i X
Smutin W)ie:it eiitisely/preve'iited. By Royal
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For tickets'iip.piy to
Back of Siuitirs Cihpp. VV'-aiker-at.ve.it.
a reasonable rate. .. "■ .■:..-, >~--,
guriefaUy, 'to vlieir WholeSiiie
E
stablishment
WGX
i'Vovince
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-cuttming;'lu.mb.
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AMES'CA-RMICHAEL,
Letters Patent; Day's Faiiher"s Friend, fnr"prevents-'co.;
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! «.:.; r.n :, ~,."; .IXu. -i.'w..: a i
in Flindur's Lane, next to Lazarus' Bo.id, Stoffoiu ■ .:.:. .'.-.: ■ :.-... ..:
■■' :■■::■
■"' V JOIHUetOl1. ingsniiit.in' wheat, and lavnges JVom' sliips, pn<bs,
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1 ease boots,ox Al.iinga.
ED A R.
CE D AR. ■HJE DA- It. --'--■■T--Street^ ■■. ~---■." ....'..."■> ~
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apliit, wire, sfiissqr worms, anil'other ins-vets,supcri -■;"
-tjjuimSn.
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; TT^HE undersigned ofTer'their services for the pur- ■s.edini|^tlie
;" J. \YA?fI)EL'S,'MHna&cr.
ljlue'stjiiej and
Will be sold .to uefray-expauies, unless renij.ived /^
old way of piokjirig
[ before
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~ST.k.UI..'JO TUB TAiEKL.
Ist .Vav.
V .;
.Vlnch. '■' '"■'
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in the'Melbourne Market;! as all oilier'preparations; haver known' to* }'atj,l .jiaviiig
V\iT'i'Kt/Vt
tiivl Jiiltui JiJiivo. !
'chase
of
TEA
i
paddle
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DALGEDY,
IIATTRAY,
-,
steamer
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and CO.,
its.reputation and famein,these'''colonies,
f^jt^,. vjifs; -.TliillE fcvourito
on, .Sail;. 1 olihcco,—lp's, half-poutids, they make this'article a speciality,"they are in'a posi- .established
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-i:t
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in':" '-.VValkerrSviee ;-■
needs no further,comment.
get the best value.'
<■>."►
tion
to
";
Hoiiey
and'
and
i
Cayendisli,'
reuuiavi.y
■■"■-"■■
!■
Twists,
Dew,
V(H\<j
i
li-do.-'■ '.. 'A'roniiitic. "'".
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*I^M{l^S^^s- w'" rilll
'*'i?
Tlie cUtes:of Tea'tliat has-been shipped to Dunedin
Price 2s. per packet, procurable .through chemists
4\'':AjN'l'EU Coii!iis:.e'es:'for ihe ioiio.ifn^ go>Vl»,
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2 do.
*:
S certainly
Xa*!&&£xJg3!zsS&& .l>u.i!i'.iliii;at!(l.! ttft,T-iiieri jen'y" ■«-VV""
does not require judgment, as the greater and. store!;ivjpers. Observe, none genuine unless
ex*'-\Viiiil)g Lass,''.'' L'apC'lS'ioliolsoii, frjuir..,:.,.,, ;
ami deliver
head of.VVajhplaXakK. jFor
3- do.:
i-;>;>
!
of
low
portion
shipments
bearing
character;
.'«■"■"-■—.■"■■'■
of
th'i'
havebeen
a
at each end.facsimiles, of Proprietor's signa"'
<:\VI'I'TIiOWSKI
BROTHERS,
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AluJbourtie.—
treijjhf orpiissaiic apniy t0.;.;.
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i -Doors,
sashes> kaurie and hardwood,lime !"
on Salt-^l'liieii-^-Chy,' Wood; and they would, however,recommend a better clas^ oil ture,.. I&innfiictttred only by, sole .pate,ute,e,.anil,proTU in diamond,D oli'riglifc.—l
ease vestas:
;Bui.ders'ironmongery, ic.,&o.'
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(MfHEpK.^B.KEBY!,
.".
to be purchased-; and -as 'they tuste everydrop prietor, CharlesDay, M"P;S.G,.B., Agricultural OneMeeriie'tialmil/'plairi
P
case
Tea
;
in
uiaiuund.
UKus.-i
aiKi^i
ou.
do.
:...-.■
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and-niotihteil.
pght+-2
. -..■;" ■■■:
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at R. 8., Al.artiii.,&Cp.,'s oJilco^Ujgji^tftt
T; -;
that arrives here, and haying a full knowle Ige of ,the mist, 27 Lo.isdalo;street,.
Shipped by Luv.y.Brothi'i:s.-a.,d conaiyucd to oriiui.
t.^^J
Jtelbourne.i
give .Genuine Jlorse and. Cattle .Medicine,Cheeses
various qualities,'"ttiey feelconviiiced'tliey would
and
rsVflE " EXTERT" "■Stdanier Unless,the ahove are ckiiuied-within 14days i'roni ■"; :_: vgray.''smith;&;"co.'s,
,JSR6THERS,
cvtev^v AL
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WITTIS,O'SYSK.I..
v;
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■JBfJ^i^tpSJi.'*^
''on Sale—Matches,
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Butter coloring., .: ~ r
they will besolil furfreight and charges.: ;
Rattj-ay-street Siiuber Yard,;
nnd \Vax satisfaction.?"'
"' -h -will run--with "l'ttsseJigera this date.><:..-.
Agent for Dunedin: : ~
(xeiieral Stock-of Tobacconist's
Brokerage, one per cent., buying:and forwarding,
and
JAIIJiS
C.
UAiVi'lUiLi.6:
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(Opposite
)
LO.;
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Coiuinercia
Vestas,
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" "Jm|S^£.-fi:i.m-©UN-EI)lN:'to--lUliT
,W.i
i Sale.Ya^ds Ware. ,
.■ -A^^^yJ,.>-fl-or.J. stiei;t ;"
OWAL-JI-ElO. ""foi the satisfactionof the Importer, i
j T^.
...,;,..,- .'.. ~jrr., G-IJO..C.4RPER,
"",.'... t j■* References
i^..:^,.,.'-.-'J,':
'Steamer"will leave Duriedin at U o'clock a.m.j and Piinedin, ,11th April, 15C2..... .,,,..
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ROJiKRTS.ON&.EYERARD, i ■'.
Austfulian Store.
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WITTKOWSKI''
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WILSON,
BROTHERS,
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o'clock p m.
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...Tea
.Brokeia,
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'■ lioonvariil-iA-dtjloakjw.in.
■'," ..;>
o'elnek
on Sale—lijinrsi—Manilla, Swis»s, ~. ..'
Melbourne. ! ,"". '.
es,
followinagoodii, e^x
12
for
the
69'CoHins-street.west.
ANTED.pon.'jijit.iees
!R,
PortfUi.;lr.
\IT
R--S
E
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Z
A--A
MR.->BARR^.POEMS.
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■■■■ -I'area
and Habana. _.. ßegalias, Media Ue,uajias,
-*V f', :L /"JidWard, * Captuia' Siiwiiie, -''fainJi jfti'el-'
HE..ißublisliiug .Committee.,beg' to stateuthat
.:.,- ..r.ii!;,;:.
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Moi'crate?.""1' ■■":■■■'■■ j ■'■:--: "liou^iie:""'
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i.;:,;..,
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v-- -'■
¥rensados,"
"<-......-...;
Copiesof
Qiieehs,Cabanas,
HOPE STREET. I-REE S^OHES. f
the above.work ;m»y:now be -had at
-.
; Londrcs, Trabuco's,
iuiv 'iiiJi 'I'Aii.ki j<jsii«v .ar'u ;ca;i.huLx\." DM in diainohdi*No.'Gon left",D'on" right ;
extensive and centrally situated Stores .tue.following.iilaeesi, viz. .v*■.-..";■side^l. "" ■ : STAFFORD-STREET:
r
fHUE Fine
Powerful. Sttjaiuer
"<.■'"."«■—"-.■■->'"' :
OOUJS'TRYAND TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY
'-ease vestal
M'Leodand (Jibson's store, Princes.sti-eet.- ~it
;
'■'
'.*.- .i 'aroi
\' X :.' RAi.NBO W,'" I Shipped by Lfery-BrotherS, and[consigned to order/
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H O'RS E S,'" C ARE 1A <QK;s; =&e.,|:
ATTBNDEIi
TO.'
Smitn and Marshall's > do.. ■ do.'
N
do.
"N.
9? -i9--'?i"?
i
'JSlMl^lfilg^ wiir"tmle"r4;nVa':!i 'fc^-eeii
SHIPPING SITPPLIED'.;
Mercer's..
I
do.
do.. do.
UntasiS'the'abaveis-claimed"'"w'ithiu 14 days from, .....-...■
■<. On Hire'and:Sale.
To receive Artrciiandise only.
Ki'iTy,
ir ('
'■ :Andrew
I;'"">;!".'."i%"(!..^',?.
lrih'ej iiext'to Lazarus Bond,
<a^^^^s^^^.
Address
—FJiutiers
?JohnMcilison's:
freight and eharjresi
this
it
will
be
sold
for
i
do.
:
do.
;
do. ; .f'tAnd
...,
■■„ .:
date,
tfelivoriiijj iFooils ;it t\Vn li >'n.
h a y,; c o.r'-n," &i., -" !;.
"^rf.a.fJ.Wr-!
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Street*" "'"
Lambert's .Stationery Warehouse,Stafford-street.
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J;ASi<Ul.;l?AMl*a-IiLL-'&CO., Agents,;
~Nd' Ilazardo'tis Goods A'diiiit'ted.
;
p
v;'.-'ii'.-AU'.Xi M'LKOiJj Sunretn.-v.
Stafford-street.
Wholesale
and
Retail.
;
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liENRV HOUGHTON,
'A'P-TMK' STORES OF THK
-.:JAMES. KILGt)UH,;TriaJUrer.
insurance Obtainableat Ordinary "Hates. ;'"■ i v js i.;:-.;,.
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\\ alki.'i'-»trei't,
-P^hedinIIM April. 18(^."-'■"''' ■'-'' v
"■UN'DKHS'i-GN-Kl»;—**":' "." "
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Dunedin, ISth. li'ebruary, ltiiii
t
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la' n d c d.:,
''■■! '■ !Srt.fe'fS:'li'.'T.M.i<o v r,..'s^o|ps. J.,,jL.K.Ji
JSi.i'iJACtl. AUVj\,,(.!oinii'i!i!ij:oii,:,Jjhipping, and r v st
WIJS'I'S, ANU SPllllTS/ANli tIQUKtUS.
X X n M s :—
I
■|'--.--i1 1 l')a'w¥|iii's*a|i', in hulk .',;,.
>iei.eial Ajiei\Vt> ;-.j
j *J;^....■"-.,..: ~.. t.-.E* MSco,xijl,'\ ■{'
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KEKOSENE Olf/aVd"tMP'ttOVBD
ptrrcr,' i'KR ton peu week;.
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( W
KKE.
;
U^Vi:
!1
nine'
,i
ari
ILWh
i
KEROSENE LAMPS.
AND ON
j
', ■',"■'.Buss's ale,"in 'bottle ," <;':
SALE,
'-.','■.
WAX Jilt TAJSK. i'OKT (JiiALMI'.KS.'
SALE,a large.vkrietyofthe'tibove, including
Byass's ale,iii'boftle'"
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;
Si CO., supply the Shipping.with
Iland'Oiiie
!
(pjautities'ab'ove Twenty Tons.a discount will be
I1'' "■i'I'Y'OFIt'OBABT."
On
Byass's sf out, In bottle
"
B?ibrt6bt
Table-stand,
Mall, Uaiifiins, Si.le, Bracket,
n
otice,;
WATER'
oh'tftfe
and
;ik'i<as..E
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w!tff».i):;,;^^XN!6;;K;oiß'TE|s.
PIiESH
allowed as per agTeemeut.1
! ." Bedrooin^Hotel,1Billiard,-and
dUtinguishiug
Pulpit Lampsi' ChanGeneva,red and utppu cases
!
irjj^-i/gr'' 'f JVlii'PS'v-,'rliluif vvn ni'd ifavo- at a""moderate charge. Signal—lirst.:ji'*..'
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Kcandy, dark and pali-, in hulk
delier.-j, ami Lantenu,'.-.-a'
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11.
CO.
'&
Perfdirnt.^"-'.;'
LI^TILE
jafM^rt^^^x:-'X"'"«" stipmiiev is'periiftiiiv-mly1
|"..:''
l;':
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';Arrangements nn> made ..with Mr. Tomlinpon,
1:
T'
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Brainiy,i)i
\Vii)ks,-'■-■"'
various'-lirnhds
High-streit
jfiifl
i ■
eines,1
:.'■■'"'
;
Also,
Shades,Globes,Chimneys, &c, ka.
itaml
IMi'l1
'M''s^&&si&§&>- '!lill .Ij'.twi'eiris,-i'xpected
whereby Importers of Goodsmay be released from all
AND STEVENS,
Slicny, iiuc;a:-es and <in-.ca.-iks
! .trouble
to'nr-' /S-"O )j,GE :Kl X.G.STO i\ r ,:Mr.ppin}ri «nd .General
t»hc
and loss;ol,time.■ ,'". ; ■~-";'
! Importers\SHEELOCK
<E^^!^^^^^^^^"lri'aii'i'o:'
j
*
,\jr.nGoniniis.sii)u;Aj|fi.iit> I,'ort thalmers. ..Jjullast
<)r.-ciisks
in
nnd
\\
Port,
■
rhi)lesale:Dealor^,'"loo Bourke street
rive h<-vi- about the Kill,' nv.d -n'iH':bf*(li'!=[i!^HlHl and water supplied.i ,■■.....'■ .■■-r-.-c y.i-v ■
:yKX.^'ALD'IN(SA";ANIxHQMEO.7 i*
nave
.Bum. :10,1ml:50.,0.P,.Wn5tIndian>
■
! As the-HOPti-STREET-'FREE-STORES
,''. East; Mcl bourne, Victoria.
npnwwithilid!usuaipunctiialily :two days after her
Whisky, Kirkliston, GreenoekDistillery Co.j in been built exclusively for Wareliou-ins MwehauOise, Also, So'eAgents in Australia and New Zca'and
VICTORY. ;■■■■■
arrival.
SUilJi-\V~Si:.KA'It-»iSHTP
t
.:■i
"
......■■.
■■".■■ ..
are offered to'tiiosc: for W iiealt":" and Wilson's celebrated new'i improved
...:..
case and bulk ■ :. :
i ■■ niitiiy »4vrmtagus. and (fiiuilitiea
havingbeen finally conchid«d. V AUTUMN AND WINTER'FASttIONS.!
tli'e'Ajrents
FiVi- Fvcic'lit oi-'paviijri''arpiv"tr>
i
1
.":...■:
-■
using1flitiu.
. >„"*
-beg
liock—sparkling iloselle
T)
respectfully
S])ai'Klhi<i
UTEMENT-&
CO.
to
'.call
; Family .Sewing Machines.
;eiiprineer;
G0...;,
JMi\}^cbtt,:tl.ei
mi
..Milfor
the.
C'Qnijjanj's
'■ i
n.!'li. MARTIN k
■■'
('ld
-■■■
<jr.-casks.
Apply
"
Jl
of-the
of.
Kuneiiiii
in
...
at
the.
vicinity
floating
the
attention
LiidiuS
und
.. Tom,
; :
: - j " "" *~ N 0 T~rc~E^ ~
pioeeediii'j: with the"worlt of raisiiig.atid
: MiXT SHIP FOll MKLBU.UKNE.
HOPK STREET FREE STOHES;
of <Autumn and Winter
.Claret,.incases.~. .-.
..
abo.ve,. shijj, .all. ,pws<}ns,l«uTug A]jpli.ed;.for shines, to their ciioice assortmentpersonally
selected;in JlelOr, to .-EDWAKD .CASPEH & C0.,~
j
clipper ship CERES,
are requested to paythe firstcalf of L:i .pen share,on Goods,which havebeen
.'n^lJE.Al
-.;
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OTHERS.
j
:■*
PROVISIONS ?ND GHOCERIES. :
■-.. Exchange SalesRoom,j TO
■
■
■' ...;i . . :.■■.""■-■■■
*(" Uo'cliraiie,"coiuinandt}r,
to.' orrbelore ,the first April, at'the.-oJlwe of Messrs. It. B: bourue.Ladies'millinery
X
"
NsS'
■■ Hisrh-strept.
|
and
straw
bonnete
Robinson's
V
■
■
superior"
VVarfng's'
Aiaitiu.aiid Co.,.otherwisetheir .shares will be for-hams—bacon,
"ISili Aprik This-!
' ROY A L.ttOAT E L,
»JlSZl^^ sail'
■'.'
-■ ■„
■■-- .-■
hats
SmokedlifiiThijis^-li'i'sli'lii'tThigs
„> "- felt
Piii;i
I
;
I'3 yearsship, haviiur eyeryl v.on.r. rfeitert.,...; ~,...:■"_.'"...'■■ i. .-■Weatherstone's Wulley.
*>
Loinoti and oranire peel, in tins
Geoj
'■■■■' >" "- Child-en'sdo.; trimmed and untrimmed i;
WILLIAM C.:VVAHLANP. Architect and
venience. for "rarrj-.ing .pa.ssen.Keis,. will b.e'despatched
respeijtfully intimates that he
Garside,;
Habits'hatS'amUioo.ls
starch— blue 'and
VVhybiws' pickles—Cplniau's,
;
;:,...;■
Secretary;
nn'd Surveyor. Office, Stafljrd'.street, five
from Putt Chaliiiersto Jlclhpiin/e' (Kruct iJunctually on
v
■."■■■■■■"■
opened the ;ibove first class hotel, and
has
Ladies'
head-dress
iiow
ilre^s-caps
:
:uid
mustard
:
:
Hotel.
doors above the'Provincial
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Dunedin, 18th. March. 1802.
lyth'Aprii., ,' ■■"." ■; .: ,~
i
lie
hopes
by
attention
to business,uud keeping
Ladies',
.children's,
sealskin and kloth.
Sardines.lla'!ves and quarters
strict
■ ■ ;<■■-. and
DAIJGETYy BVTTRAY.& CO., :
nothing \i\\%lir^t-classarticles,'meet with a share of
r(jENKT;'"Airdfioneer, General Commantles anil paletots -.■ i
Nevas,full Hi
'"
Candtes,Brandon's,I lilies', and
fc STEWARDS public suji'iort..
Agents. EDW'Alip
PRbVipOItES.
..";.
.:, ■.'..
.Wuiker-street,
■'"V
TO
CAPTAINS,
Agent,
light
weiglits
Shipping
Quay,
missiun
and
Norwich
.'
and
jackets"wiiijrlits,
.■**■. v
"?,
-" Garibaldi
'■,''■
~
Spirits, Beer," &c.V are of the best
The
■-.»-, ;; :'
Lytteltom-.-' - .i ■■■
pints; and quarts—Capers. ■' /|TH.K. VICrOUIAN .IJUTCHK.US' Ct)M
Salad(iil,
;
■"- -;"■ ■ Cashmereshawla:
;
| K.B.^ —PasseTigers'
'....,
-Luggage and Merchandise care-, ■
KOK LONDON JjIUECT....
. 1. J'ANY beg- to draw the attention offall quality,Wines,'
and the stock will be kept supjilied from tho
Feasts' sauces—-Cairn'roti's
Children'suresses
!
■
vine.trar
'■■
ClipprTShip,
!! *■ V"
;1fully
So;'ali,y
part
fact'tlmt'tliey-nre
ifT\HKiiiiifriilficciit I<^ FAM E."
of the settler ■
Wincey robes ■ ■ :
pre- best'-hrands.-"- ■'""
■*.. »... ;}:"[.■
:stor.ed,iami for-wiirded
;
Vestas,in tins awrplaid boxes-—Currie'powder - those arriving in Qtiuro, to llic"
H.A HIOT O
Am«vitK)t—Patna ripe—castor oil-—trurrants.
tuent or neipliborinp colonies, on reasonable terms.
Hunse and Cooking Department under the managepared to supply shipping' with despatch, and at
JS^r^fS:-■;..■
French merino
i
r
6t'-good!cook.
...-lii^O
Toiwßcfrfstcri
ment
Mrs.
assistance
~
1"-'^"-^i
of
M'Donald, with
French twill '"■■■";"
Ainericau bPdOins—alum—honey, -in ■ tiiiis—/ reasonable.., prices. ■ : ':
*\T' ""■ BCIUjiiWS, l^ractfcaV'Saiimakcr aiid Ship
gi^^feg^^^iit A. Keiui, Esq."
A cumfm'tfthlemeal alwaysready from the hcurfe of 6
r
" .:-,
STAFFORD STREET.
j
nutuii'gs—sauo
Cotlirg- .;-.■■*.
:"
■ > ■■
■-.. !■;..: ;
»sri*^"'rM«ssa-«<&~"
; Ron isCommander.
~,{ ~- t
<
'- Fancy
TN Cliandji-r.J^'Vt ClmliiKirs.;.
Op,,osite the Provincial Hotel.
a.m. till 10 p.m.
Cape raisins—Thins'jams,
■■
in tins
:■
'
Orleans;
■
and
pitch,"
'spuvyartij
"oaliiim,"
m
arlin,
■Well aired beds. ■ '.
■'■
Plain and striped wincey
; Dunlop and Swisscboes<>Ul6b>ters'
One (if tl:o clippers of tlu^celblit-ntpc! White Star :' Tar,hou'.-infr. ~.:■;
'■"■■'
'■'■
-~,.,V
"-■
:
Welherstone'Si January lSth. 1862.
CANDLES, at 7d pbk til.
Repp skirts
■■.
Bottled fruits—salt,in jars
Line of I'Hc-ket.^, and hi well kiiimli for her Vi'inark■
!
I?liip_ai;(l
spin's;
",
boat's
■:"
:".
Fanry velvet,in pieces
Tea, in chests,half- chests,:and 'quarters, and TTrHO,LE.sALE AT WATER OF LEITH
nble pit.^i^es' from, Livirpoi.l to1 Melbourne in 07
New and,S(:e6iid-liaud ship mid schooner'4Kail*
;
pekoe
■■■
WORKS.
NOTICE
OF
__.
.
-;
boas,
dkyr.'
.Children's
:■:
orange
VV
CANDLE
REMOVAL.'
'"'
'"'
boat sails ,".,.."
""..■';"
;■ .::.. .' ,'
"' ■
Irish and CaiilbvUinn
oats—salmon
CAMEKuN & THOirsON,'
;
The' f>a!«'On' areonni'ortniiblis'of the' "Cbrtviot of
A large assortment of Trimmings
;
CHISHOLM & ADAMS' lies tdf noOld Yurp-ing, blocks,lie., always on hand
tii'y that they havereiuoved "from High-street
AHxi-iJ spice—cocoa—.salt
Great■Kiiijr-Ssti'cet.
l-'nric" nii- unriviiPcd'. They nfi-'spaeioiiS. sml fully. 'W. ii'.— '.irdi-rs "puiicliially
tOj.
»Y*ry
"ntteiided
aiid
Moll"way's
;".}'
and■treueralas-wtttipntofdrug>i''linderj3-laue.
B;-and Co. would particularly call the attention.of
familii'S. The' puWu- possible dispiitrh
Pills,
'to m 6.1,
equal to tie i i qifiic liipnts
'"
';
„'
"'"" Ladies purchasiiig
triven.
-Honan's butter, in cloth-r-confectionery
pi-i* will he jiiovidcd v;iih bctfs,Rddiliujr,&c;
to their superior stock of Under0 N AND' SONS]
'"■■■■ i■■ ■■ ■
Tartarie acid;—carhonate of soda—split peas j AN D Eil'S
; I SCREW STEAM:SHIP VICTORY.
clothing and Babies' Linen.
,CHISnpUI.&..AP,AMS.
A niilcli ri-\v if placed on board.
(Late
Alilerspij),
Hall
and
\
Bleached yiujrer—Adelaide flour, silk dressed
Tlifiii'!i'hiii'ili«tt''anfl
HUNDRED SHARKS are still unallotted
Shipping, and Commission
ADDRESS,—liJeorge-street, Dunedin.
TANIs'ERS AND CUURIERS,, ;
; House,Land, Estate,
Sugars—Java, Chinese, Victoria Company's ■":■■"■■'''Application-to be made to Messrs. R. B. Mararc unsurpassed by nnythiiiir itflort't.-■ Thehe<lii-raiy
Aleuts.
-ttaiinfacturers' iin3' Importers' ot
Cossipore: ".'■'
tiikcn tin and tin., beforeIst April, enclosing the first call
and
scales are most lil-eral.'smd pii at Oan- will
■
Mauritius,
J
No.
1, Flindei-s-lane,
"VTOW LANDING/ex " Oliver Cromwell," fromr
D L E R Y,—H A' R: NES;
S,
be of the best de- "of-£2'per share." ""'■
that all aWielus \<i lie Mipplicd
"■'■""
■"
::.-■:
.'. ".Dunedin.. :',
Wayne's Patsnt Breaking Saddles
1M London,.andFOR.SALE at the Storesof, the 40 Bales pn-ey sheetings, 72 in.
".. (jEO1 J ■■"> Crimean
uciiption.
.'."' .' ■■■."
Garside,
Li ndersigned:
and otherPack Saddles
■
clgnrs,
:--.
and
Havannah
IN PB,:U£S!
pxpevVtwd
'nouonipanics
-ship.
FUfjrcon
the
Swish,
M
anilla,
tobacco,
ttIIEAT
REDUCTION
Secretary
An
■'-■-.:■
■' ■■"',""
".
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Pai-afiu
""'■■' ■'■
:
oil,
"-.....■
Boots
and
Shoes
--■
■■■.■■"
"-■■■■'
apniy
,
n>
-.-■"■
\
""&<;.. -.'
Foriieiuht and pa«sap-c
Duiiedin. 18th March, 1302.
.'
■ :■ ■: ■ "- ■
'
AT ■, "''.""■■;■
V
Reading books ~
Enajnelled and Japanned.Leathers
■',
I)AI:GETV,KATTiIAVv & ICO.
Giugerbeer and emouade bottles.:
-.
THE BOOT WAREIIOpSE^
Bullock hames ;
■
"
("AHGiLL & CO.
TO CONSIGNEES OF GOODS.
Moroccos, Roans, and...all. other Fancy
;
"<J".i
.„
Octagon
Bullock
chains
;
Leathers
V.
TAGCiART &-CO.,pass entries,and atW. CAIUI YOUNG,
IRONMONGERY, &c.
..: ..nil '■""■; ■"-"■'
I'LQYD,
,.". '. : Cart traces .
~'.'...
.Mill
Belts—Accout'-ements..-:
a
;
;,
;
delivery
receipt
the
of
.'.:":,:■
pum])s—r:buckets—Colza
J
tend
to
of
Goods/
on
oil
.■"■'
"
■ ■
■ And : *
■ ;i,iijjs,o.l'Lading.:, o'hVes,Jetty-street,;below the I'o&tDoufrlas
~
George Stkekt. ';! '.
Plough traces
Grindery and Saddlers'Ironmongery
JOHN JONiS i: CO.,
Bai' iron, allsizes—tin'-platcs—;-zinc» ;
Bh.ckcart harness
[ rp F. 'ADAMS informshis Friends and the Pub221,'ElizabetlL-strcet, Sydney.
"_
Ap'ijts. ---'olni-e.
Quicrksiiver- picks—hatchets—^galvanized iron
Galvaiim.'d\viieelljaiTow»
;
Black a';id Polar Oils'always on hand, i JL
lie, that he is sellingoff his; present'Stock at
t), 7, and 8 feet ..:....■.
~
';
TA(iuAii'i' t.ou S.hiplirofcers, OusVinegar -....■
(jfreatly Uoduccd Prices, iv order;to make room for
".
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cTiTßiof"ok fame;
! liiOl'W;
Ewhank's nails,all .sizes—American nails
<■■<■■-"■■■ ■■"";
-1
toms Lighter, and General Commission
by the
Durham mustard
Fresh
Arrivals
■ v,''
NOTICE TO PASSKNGKRS AND SlilPl|EßS
shovels.,
Long
public
and short handled
t<> inforiri fhe
aiid
DONA-ANITA \
Agents, Jetty-street. ...■".,
Salad oil
.■
■
M...A,.I^KKi-,bi'f[s
-.- "■":
OF GOLD.
white lead—boiled oil, raw oil
general, that jthe
Red
lead,
■
inliabitants
of
Dunedin
in
■'
. French
Sauces
ANl>
: :
: ■
& CO., Stevedores, Port ChslColzaoil—paint^brushes—sashhooks—jruttering United
'
" States Hotel and .Diinediu Restaurant is now
si,
will clear at the
ACKBAR:
capers
;,,
Pipinir—zinc.-nails—galvanized iron—hinges!
♦*4-~r-ii^ r|"VHlS'.\;fssel
open to receive boaniera and lodgers at the most
Vessels discharged-.-with despatch.
< nii-rs.
Cuirypiwder
...
I (Ji'istoiu lfou.seon_MoN]j>A>Y,-i ;Stock.,
■-..'..
boxes
Cart,
hopes
supUallast
axle-trees—hoiseshoe
nails—bass
strict
by
carefully..
landed
Water and
ruasonable term's, and
attention,'
WAA'ERLEY HOTEL,'MORAY
PLACiJ.
West Imiia arrowroot
the sth -May, and proceed to sea
.-..-■ :'"
i^~®"~^^^fl
~.
brooms
■
■
■
..
a,share
oCsupport.
respectfully
merit
.-."■■
iutiuiiites
*'!','"'.'"
:
.""-:.'..
■
"'
t
0
that
he has
Auchovy
paites
on iVnir.-uay"lunrni {.'., the Stii.
ami bloater
t^^SKa^^wP^'
■; fron columns,solid and hollow—bridle posts [
Proprietor, ;
opeued" the-aboVu 11 bn.<e;replete with all
■"'" M. A. LEE, Walker-street.
Pi»bie'.i:t.-rs must be on Iwanl oil tl.e o'lli.
: i/AJtVi iiNT, ■it CO., Ship orokcri, Cum
Castoroil
■
spaciou^"
lujcessary
TheRooms
'areand
CO.,
JONES &
Pickles
V
.."-"■
Factors, and General CommissionA cents.. |
.lofty, and comfort..
..JOHN; :■■;"
.■
every attention beoU>wed-iu nuisl/iiig and.
Bottled fruits- '..'..
'.-..'
Importers direct of. Adelaide Flour, Wheat, j?ran,
Audits.
TIMBER. I ".',"■'.
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furuishiug, to merit a.sliare.of patronage.
('OXC.ERN.
:
r:
Jiims
NOTICE
WHOM
IT
MAY
~.-.-■
TO
StattVird-strcet,
Dmie^in,opposite Messrs. Camp.".. Flooring boards,£ in., ij, 1 '.in'.,ljl
A faw gentlemea JJoarllcrs can. be rccommoJatod ;
; v ; .&c.
DdNA ANITA,
the Hydraulic Press, now lnyinpr in .lames Paterr.
Yarmouth blonters,etc., etc.
be.H aid flq.V
:■:.-. :■.■;£
Uwswwi and. undressed weatherboards
Fioiu Ldimon.
..' i
son jiiiii Co'.'s.l?reini«flsi is not removed,and the charges 'moderate. v' '■'.'".'.''.". \\\'.\
i
.FREDERICK MUSS.& C0.,,
A
xSJ
Slii]>pin.i«
.i.-xt
Mi
Qunrteriiiu',4x3,
ix
2,.8
■
vegMeli
paid
is. entered
the
KINGSTON,
Msslcrs,
on the same within one month from thi>
VTines and .-Beers.-or Thp Best Biiands.
-'riTll-vS
Princes-street.
chiiriri's
iA^-*
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and
G
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lumber—shelving-...
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ami I'iisspnjjer. Agents, Jetty
ilcfravjexpcnscs.
Hoose. Consignees
Dunedin,
will
be
sold
to
Api-i1,.-aßtii
„
J'^t'7 .+.:\; A Custom
it
date,
Dunedin,?th
■:■:
--~.
will please T-iiv-s Entries without nn'd Port Clialmers. JJalliL>t and \Vater Supplied.
JAMEb rATERSON<&: CO.
*:>»-*&i"~«~~%^-■ de'aj"'
—Macp-nire's nucpets
ROBERT WILSON,
American kip grain boot;S
Highest price given.' E;Naihai, WatchFi eight-must' be paid
.-. j
Dunedin, March sth. ~,.■.,■■"
CLEVE'& CO.. Manse-street.
cu:.iiiiivo; t.umh," & co.,
port
"
':
m"
maker
and
er,
vcnc r "a l i.
Jeweller, Princes-stieet,''6 uoui3
bc-lV.re delivery. ''
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l.urn M'Luoda.id Uibsou'sV
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t'the rev,■j-HARbraa,
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JOHN JONES & CO.,
■
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m
id
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General
i
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T> ESlDENCE,t.ii_ye,.minutes' walk from RattrayXV street, past Kiigour's bakery.. Enquire of J.
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Gtrky,, Con/fectioner,
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(irocers,
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SALE,,the lease.or the Y';U\' VALUABLE
j^^^^^^^^g- tlie abo.ve
T (JKE& TRUMAN beg most respectfully'to in-COBB
&
CO.
COIiNHR WtEAIibES iv PuiNCiis-SritKEr,
JLj form the-Merchants,-'Traders, and Storekeepers
For tVuiuiiu or Lijssige, apply to '
Barracks, and ciiraui nf Walkeropposite the
.). A.'& R. BAIRD.
of Dunev.in. that they have commenced business' as su-iet, in theI'olice
occupation.of tlie undwsijiued.
and CO. have FOlt;
a
Agents.
Shipping,,
House
Commission,.
and.
DIRKCT,
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General,
pt£tidiii corner site lias a' li-(*ula^« of 46 thet to
This
yard,
George-istifeet
their
lielowUei-rge'Hotel,
and
and
Co.,
■gggriKiOTaa«iaMwi.lMufl<as3P&yeayw»^ll«^F*WT!WgywatMiiw
'.'.,,. ■'""'"■"■T.-'aiid ii:. lumber
in the bilic'erC Manse-street;next'Cleye."
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they hope Princcs-atreet,.
tjit t,..
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Miscellaneous.
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remilar trader,
, .LUKE & TRUMAN,
iil£-A-Z&iS:< Tl>e ivelUki'iownOF
Archiuaves,4, 5. and 6 inch
Bacon, -■'■ '■'■■
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Mouldiiigs,.s
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WILSON,
to
Captain David Hiiglfi.'&V "'"
inch
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fittings"
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This favoritevessel -Ihiviujtk!1 her passenger
Stafford-street.
TO UP-Cv/UNTRYSTOR'KEEPERS, PUB- -.
STAFF.ORD-STKKET.:lot of-Miked Cattle, to be "'^
delivered
staiiui:)}!, offjis nii;re iiii.ii o^-diiiary accommodation,
isoits.
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MAHY E. RAY, TO I'U'XAToJio !--. i O'i'AToKri-n
POTATvi.6 !: i A LL orders entrusted to Luke and Truman Ifo
32ti tlead of Very superior Cattle) of mixed ages
Counters; and White MHO ARRIVE
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For fi-efcht*vi' J>:l.ss:me' apply to
at.." .'.
"'< Gave-Vailey,1' '-Flour Balls."
will
be
sexes,
ii.j
carefully-.and,promptly■
Guiipbwder
Crysials,
very
Con»ou
mid
J.
LKA.YE
MELBOURNE
21st
IN
execution
and
One
including
Teas,
on
the
ST.
line
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lull. Most of the cows are broken young
Potutpe, ask>forCaveValley tended to.
Jihd lv'Xf-s
10,000superficial feet4.J xlj
to
yon prefer a good■■■■■■
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Dunedin.
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l>ale.
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Flour Bails.
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20.000
ix
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cliecse'
3 -Which are the best Potatoes
FOR SALJi.
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& CO.
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the Cave- Valley Flour Balls.
J'atrass curn.nts
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and Jeweller (late Svith: T.
COALS' FOR. SALE.
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60' deals,9x 3. 1 cut
be supplied b.vthe undersigned, who '""VTTA-TCH-MAKEJl1
- -. . Families"can
doors from rnHE Cargo of
{^1--^- rn'JE,Sc!iooner .ritOJII'.T,. 160
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Geelong,'' from yV Reid).Gibson's.
Wallsend Coalsexv";Witch of the
-4- ■■ tons burthen, ,oaktiuslt; and
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receives weekly supplies per
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on saley inquanutiesto suit steamers.
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had
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50
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accuracy
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50
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Cornerof High-street.
DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO.
Sperm tia "dies
'55,000'fe-1 T>v G American lumber \
wo moi.ths. Admirably iulapteu to the timber,trade.
UIUIOVAL;— Mr. H. Hqurhton
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Apply to
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2-in. clear pine
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lias removed ir< nr Walker-street to the Stores
AUSTRAL] AN -. %W HS..
Scotchflooring, (!| x J
"ticklk & co.
oil'and Si'Usitz'powders.".■
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LuNDO-N PRICES NET, Medical and. oN
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of Mesa's. Henry Driverand Co., Stafford-street.'
JjtOll SALE, U,OUO very fine. Austr-il.ian Maiden
Coiire'ctibn'ijry iii'linUlw1 '."'.'.,■!
54,000 three-quarter inch Scotch flooring,-'Scientific Books. "English and Foreign"
—■''^pieus
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Ewes, and 4 tooth,now landing-ex "iSriiLb
discount, allowed to public and other institutions.
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pnvt'iei'ship hitherto- p^istinpf l*twfeh the Trident" at Port Chalmers.
NU'iMUK TU I'ASSIiNUKRS 'Also
Yiurgar in'ijri' ca-k's '-.""■.■'■
Oruers to tiie .extent of x.lO and upwards sent fI^HE
jL undcrsifiried,carrying' on business as Biik'-rs, in
DALUJiTY, RATTRAY & CO.
t»»-r"" :i>s
A I. tlio re.i'[uuit< ufa''liirgs numDoors. baUieisi &c.
Jiiutiird.*'»tiiri;h "alid blue
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carriiiße tree. Catalogues, gratis, by post?Cd. *F. Mohviii-'s Gully, Tifapeic'a, iva< disso vod -p'u the 29i.h
Arivjwroot antl saf;o
"c-i^^t-X^S;^- -C3L ''ber of Merchants and ShipCLEVE «c CO., "' Bailiiere, 85 Collinsstreet east, Melbourne,.London,-.
f2.
the
liiti*"
firm
will
FOR SALE, -^r5
March,118
The
debts
due
ny
books im- be paid by Archibald Ritchie, who will continue to
'Manse-stt'eet.
libtiloil fruits anil'sirices
Paris, New-York, and Madrid. .-Any
best quality at 325. per
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namely,
ioi-- Looking
London
to
i»ime
terms,
ported
to order on
Barrel.* Addi-uss-i-HoGH Oaxw'ur, Cumberpassengers
Sahul oil Hiul assinleil essences
'carry'oil the l;usineis. "...'".""' ,",'
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O "'" It
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prices.
iand-stine^'oiipiKitr' thi'FouiM)i-y:*'
aiid wax imitches. in great Tanety
Signed
Woii'd
nies.
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1 liandsotne Cottnge Piainiforte,walnut wood
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ATtCHIBAtD WITCH 18,
2, qiahofjany. Hsirmoniums,5^ octaves
J ii6stnj.-crb.can secure ticki-te.by first class, sailing ..
VICTORIAN PAI'EKiIANGING \VAUEnOUSE
lii-finily in i'ase and wo d, various brand* j ;
i .i SHEEP. STATION FUR SALE.4 ,
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"Flute
Harmonium's
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Maclaooan-Street,
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Accordeons
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Fiutina.'et'c.' FEijDHEIM;
in the Northern partToftliis Province, together with
Toi-t and ginger wine
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a large assortment of sutperior' Papertaigiiigß,
AVaipuii
"DALGEtYV'TIATTRAV, & CO.
2i High-street. are 'prepared
Putatoi-s a:.cl onioiif, splundid*anipl«
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to serve the abuvu at Alelbourne
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k CO. have on Sal^.''
BookiiiCOfiice. I'rovim-inl Kotet. Diinediri' ..-v,
Whites Valley extra siik dressed Adelaide P.ieeti.
JAMES a: -t^WIS, Schoolmaster,
of N.
FOR SALE.
Assorted stationery...
.Glassware
POTATO £S .Flour
E. Harbor. District;.; is,.prepared to -receive. tpV.'O A'CRiES'FUEiiHOLO. .PROPERTY in
AiS'D
ijrqwn
lioljovyarev
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paper and.paper
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IiALLAST..-LIGHTEKS..
do
inWhis
family
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who
will
have X Caversham,within twentyminutes' walk of the
few^Pupil''
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the opportunity of, ejijpyjng. the.combined advantages Post Office,to which' the attention of parties desirous
Table iirict pocketcutlery\ Filial corks
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Apply,
of Public and "Private*iitetructibn,and of acquiring of a suburban residence is requested.
Fiwli \Vat.Li- liy die '■Euiiua" yiaiei-tu:,k, and WUile and sol.J chiiia
Bitter cups
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$1 Arcade.
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a sound 01 ssicil i^rid Commercialliduciition.
Th<jjj,'>»ve is oiieS of the'-fiiieatsites for a privaterelil;i w!se l.iil-ii^ l>y lifluere.
kc,
ii-iils
&c.
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Deal
a.-s'\frel!
as b(iys,wiH be repeiveH us- Boaftlers, siiipiioe, »'*d commands some of the most splendid
f)oa:tPi-K ni. iiing iiuji. Diiiicdin cnn lie snj-plieil Pla'.c.i'.vare
Chandlery.
Wca.t!ierl):ards,
Shin
15ritania..Motal and Electro
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ljlatet.l GopiU,. 15illiard Tables,and 4 and C
■.Limnjjrboardß. AlouUings. Skirtings; Buikler*' and the Education uftne lbhiierwill-be sirj^ei'iiAendc'd vie»s- b>.t..'e ini&hbouiho6tl of--thetown.
vitli witter aiiil 1>; ilabt ill any v.. iifhor, !>>" con.iiif; to
pidliSeerKngintw, all of the best make. j 10 inch i'ost boring' Afauliiiie, Timber \\aggon, Sole by a Hi-at-class' Ftiuale Teacher from the Edinburgh
'I'Sel'c « a)*o a iiiuall Cottage and a valuable Freea.. ::no'iui' by the (xiiiird-.-liij., I'u.n
at :i mo fIR SOU"), n HAHfiAiiV. a T.'iU, 24 x IV,
lnsiitution.
:_L quit« uuw. Ajip'.y G.
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stone V^ur«ry on thepryuerty. Apply to
J.-DAHW-EN.T..& CO.,
'Leiither, Buottrees, Hoots (colonial), Houki, Shue- Morilial
Li.'Mß, ie CO., t'audeia
to JsmSs'A; Lewis, F.E.1.5.,
apply
terms,
For
IlOlili CALDER
tppjs,.
tons
100
tons
ballast
Forty
ifioDso,
iv.Ji.
fiesb wa.er aud
Lane.
Staffordrstiieet
v
F.OKM&.&
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Sekdplliouse, "N. i"; Harbor,"Dunedin.
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(Opposite J. C. Caiapb«U&Co.V »lßOHci,'"'Waik«r-»treet, ",,..;; ~.^v ,,;
can be delivered daily.
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/ -iAIM'AIS -,:.!)." ..FL[«HT; kW.YSE. & CO.'
V>^ Coinmission Agents. Stevedores,and Sliip'pinj;
Masters, i'ovt Chalmers.
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WEDNESDAY, IGth APRIL, 18S2.
NOTICR.
mUE TOWNSHIP of (JLENORE, attheWOOLMARINiV I L L A G X
Eligible Leasehold Prope:ty.
X SHED. The Uay of Saleis on WEDNESDAY, j
Of
WILLIAM CARR YOUNG has received
APRIL
23rd.
on the ground at 12 o'clock.
To New-comers re i-iiriu ; dvssirible Villa
instrn tion. to sallb.> Auction at hi? Store,on
To Builders, New Arrivals, and Others.
DALKEITH,.
Plans are now ready aud can be obtained at our
Monday
foliuwiug
the
luh
at
the
valua
p.m.,
inst., i
Within Ten Min..tcs' Walk of the Jatty, at
Speculators, and others.
office.
Residences,
& TO. will soil by puliiie To Gentlemen, Siiui.tters. Merchants, Fanners,
ble Freehold Propeity.
R. I). MARTIN & CO.
POUT CHALMERS.
M irkc-t (jiardene .s.
New
and
rooms, in Walker-street,tin
at
their
Arrivals,
instructions
to
auction,
DANIELS & CO. i...ye leceived
SectionNo's. 2-1, 25, Wock XT., Duuedin.
Monday, th<> 14'h iuMaut, at 12 o'clock sha-p,
by
seli by auction,at the Commercial Sale llouras,
Suburban SectionNo. IS, Block VII, Andermost
rAA
SALE
strong
FINE
WETHERS on
200 Acres of the Finest Land and ihe
April, at 1
ONE TWO-ROOMED COTTAGE,
CAMPBELL & CO.have received instructions
son's Bay District.
delightful loi-ality near Town only 2$ miles fom O\J\J the undersigned; can be seen at Bellevue.
Prinres-olrrut, on 'I hursdny, the 17th
;. from John Thomson,Es<i Port Chalmers,
20 Id x 8.
o'clock sharp.
Sections35," 36, 37, 38, Block VIII, Townthe Post Ollice,now surveyed and subu.vide 1 in
fe CO.
by auctiou,on the groundadjoining this Town
R.
B.
MARTIN
Galvanized
Iron
roof.
to
sell
unexpired
Complete—with
of
lease
oi
33
ieet
Ilawkesbury.
14 V.aib'
terra
ship of
Blocks of fi-i-in 10 to 50 acres.
irontaye to Castle-stiect,by 100 feet in
IJelr, on Wednesday, the Kith hist., at 12 o'clock, the
MAKTIN & CO. have bern favo.\d with
'I UIS DAY,
for
14 years,of his valuable landed property
SALE B* AUCTION.
lease,
depth,"
iisq
Terms at Sale.
,to tie for
instructions from .7. Bortou.
SuburbanSe tion No. 02, subdivided into lot- to suit
MONDAY,. APKIL 14.
WiiU 'I cottages erected theteon, finishedin the
nle by auction,on Thursday April i7ch,at uneo'clouk
■ho
ice of intending purchasers, siluuUd
PROPERTY.
eonvei.ie
let
to
complete
present
manner at
FREEHOLD
most
Clearing Saleof Fancy Goods,Tray Glasses,
lv whole of this c .Hy vnlimblu property.
;tnd
o (side the Town Belt, on the Diinediiiroad, Buj
weekly tenants, at :iUs. each.
THIS DAY.
and 115,co tai i tac'i abov.t S
Blocks
Ncs.
i!
0
Ironmongery,
Tumblers,Wine Glasses.
l.»se to the Peninsula wh'e'i seperates SawjeV
TOWNSHIP OF SILVERTON,
1
acres, isuncultivated,>-ut tine productive soil.
This desirable property is beautifully situated,
U'h
AI
18G2.
Toys,
MONDAY,
KIT.,
as
Port
Chalmers.
Anchorage
(fee.,
ka.
from
tIM
Ground,
Bay.
Anderson's
Blocks Nos. 130, 131,133,e-wh about 11 ac es
within tc-n mhuues,walkuf the Po»t Olh'ce,in close
At 12 o'clock sharp.
The [wsitio l of t!:e villageof Dulkeith is'upon a
is all fenced,and forms one paddock. This
\V ITII OU T RJBSUHVE!
TURNBULL. BING & CO.will Pell ge:tly vising am I' f-le teretl acclivity from t:m sea
proximity with Mr.'lianV property, and commands
W. CARR YOUNG has received instrucof the property can be specially referred
part
a deiijjhll'ul view of the bills ami surroundingscenerj
by
Public
on
14th
Monday
next,
Auction,
the
sh:'i-e,and wmmanisaii extensive prospect to wank
tions from S. F. Every, Esq., to sell by auction,
to as being line rich soil, with a nice stream instant.
in front, and ihe Bay and Shipping at the rear, it is early in
TO NEW ARRIVALS AND OTHERS.
the en ";:■ cc to tin; Heads of Otago Hurbo- ami hi;igApril,
water running through it, and beautifully
of
considered one of the niobt healthy localities in Dunpint
5
casks
tumblers
yards
slaff. the Maori sett enie:.t. Port Bello,and islanus
SSsections, averaging nearly 1,000square
sheltered. They will be put up in sepetate
edin.
CO.have received
casks cut wine glasses
3
near tho H:iy of i'ort Clv.iimers and the anchorage
each
publicauction, at their :ooui£,
lots.
hy
to
s=ell
1
Turner
and
Co.'s
ground, for the largest ofocenn going .^earners and
N.B.—Arrangements can be made for the purchase
tious
case
back,hind,
and
Title—Crowngrant.
Blocks No. 131, contains nearly ten acres, un
ripping saws
.-ailing vessels,from whence the c is daily comiuuuiof the Freehold.'
Walker-street,,oil Monday, the 14th instant, at
The above lai.d is situated on the main road be- in
iihd is line bush.
fenced,
c -own dressing glasses
sharp,
lii
lease
round
ascero'clock
c.-itimi with this capital ol the province by bouts,
seen,
Plans can be
and further particulars
nearly 13 acres
t-ween Dunedin and I'ortobello, and extends from
of
Upon
Block
135.
this
section
p'ftcu
1
do.
do.
"iter-m-.T ", ami s:ii ingvessels, a.id the new line of mod
THE TEN YEARS' LEASE OF BLOCK 23.
tained, ou application at the otiioe of the Auctioneers. opposite the School-house to the Bay, commanding »
islands a cottage and a comfortablebrick
1
do.
mirrors,
on
swivels
over t.ie ranges,which is now completed, will bring
opposite
tlie
It
the
Goveri!iii"iii
i-jilcmiid
neighborhood.
view- of Ditnetlin and
Terms liberal, at sale.
Beinsr a Comer Section,
house, and the stone foundation for a new
Zinc mirrors, si<a ing boxes
fort Chalmerswithin about four miles of the Northbuilding ; the gardens attached are abunis one mile and a half by water from the Jetty, ami Reserve, with 75 ion frontage to Kine-strect. an'! 0(>
1 case house bellows
east Valley, on the uiauauuinised level road to Duu.by
a-half
the
from
the
Post-office.
to
Hanover-street.
uer
two miles and
road
feetfioutnsre
Iti-nt, £75
tly stocked with rare and choice fruit
da
soaps
fancy
1
case
tdin.
COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMa.
Theabove land is most eligible for theresidence of annum. Full valuntioa at the expiration of the
trees, and well known to yield most abun&c.
ornaments,
1
case
lava
candlesticks,
lie north si.le of the villageof Dalkeith borders
undulating,
remarkably
and
being
elevated,
lease.
'"■""nilies,
dant
fruit.
boxes,
cash
&c.
]T~L
1
case
corkscrews,
on the richly wooded and well watered country, the
I)
S
CO. ke itliy.
T
AN I
&
Terms liberal, at sale.
Blocks 137, 189. Nicely timbered and fenced.
cask tin camp kettles
o which is terminated by the lofty sumaiit ot
1
view
general
(muchwanted)
stores
few
situations
are
and
upon
i'ur
Block Ml. lists' a small cottage
it,
1 case butcher's knives.
v Mount ..'arj/ilt, towards the north cas!. To the south
T.'iid.r their Onilcful Thanks to the
of the Tomahawk Dismore promising, the distance
part of it divided into one paddock with a
ami \vs.»t, is s-jen tlio cultivated lamis nf the Peninsula,
No
the
Is
must
ba
cleared.
reserve,
as
goo
«
fronting
MERCHANTS, TRADERS, IMPORTERS,
trict from Dunedin being inconvenientlygreat for the
TUESDAY, 15th APRIL.
the
in
road;
beautifulgorsefence
the woodeu hills extending towards An.iersim's Hay
And
Saleat 12 o'clock sharp.
numerous settlers.
At II o'eiojcshi.-p HIL,
all about 12 acres.
a:id the cuan iJeach ; the harbor of Utago. with
PUBLIC G'NEKALLY,
Firewood, and stone for buildingpurposes, plentiful
Resirvb
1802.
Blacks 143,145,147, 149 and 151 ; in all about
.■shippingpassing to and from Duneuin.
Without
Op DuNtuJS,
neighborhood
near at hand. The sceneryin the
ICth APRIL, 18G2.
securely fenced,and how laid down
and
WEDNESDAY,
acres,
50
The new road,now completed, from Port Chalmers
For the Lib.-nil Support accorded to them as
is most beautiful,ami the ocean beach within an easj
in gra<s. The house is built of .-tone and the
to Dunedin,passes througli the property, ami oflerato
&.C.,
Storekeepers,
Up-Country
Drapers,
AUCTIOAEIiiIS,
walk.
To
Outfitters,
substantial characIORTLANO CEMENT,
out-otHces
are
of
the
most
present
oppor
the aiimirera of nature a new vi.-ta of charming
SincethnrEstablishment,and take the
Further particulars, with a plan of the lots, will be
and Others.
Ex M.-taris.
ter, built regardless of expense by the late
finely ofrespectfully soliciting a continuance of the ready next week. Paddocks and bush laud will bt
sceneryat every turn of the road,rivalling the luoit
proprietor. It is bounded on one side by
a 'mired views of the famedLock Katriue, or Lochearly hi May.
name.
bush, and can be particularly recommended
TURXBULL, BING fc CO. have lo .iond.
„ L). Jk Co., ffrii'in? that their incrfnynjrbusiness oiferedfor sale and lease
& CO. have b-en favored
gentleman
for
a
importer,
the resilience of a
or
received instructions from tinMr.
ror
their
h
ave
extended
To persons desirous of possessing Marine R^irequired extra iiccomuiodntion,
wi:h instructions from Messrs. YoL'XfiHUSdairy farm.
TUESDAY, 22xd APRIL.
J Katitenstein,jim., to sell by public auction, on
Preii'iscs by the addition of a new
bakd & Co. to sell bypublic; auction, in their large
dence-,the present instance pre-e ts many a .v. nBlcc -s 1./2, 153. 154. Is enclosed and fencedin Wednesday, the 16'h inst.,
(south
U"
C
T
1
O
i\
ROOM,
New
.tages
A
; its fi.ie position and accessibily, i-itlier by laml
AUCTION SALE.
Wooden Store,in I he rear of the Bank of
one paddock of 30 ncres (more or less) anil
Without. Reserve,
To which they invite inspection.
or water, being only within a few minutes walk from
Wales, entrance from Hattray-street, on Tuesday,
has also been down in grass.
72
casks
best
Portland
Cement
sharp,
It will bo lotind the Most Commodious and Best
at
o'clock
the
chief
Property.
port of the provii.ee, nud entrance to the
Leasehold
the 15th instant, 11
Blocks 100. 161. Containeach about 10 acres ; is
Situatedin Unnediu for
Terms liberal.
cajjital of Otago.
lots.
THBI It E NTIItE STOCK,
unfenced,and will be offeredin twounusually
at 12 o'clock, sharp.
AUCTION
SALES
i
Sale
'The
terms
of lease are for fourteenyears,and full
referring
to this
Consisting as under:—
WM. CARR YOUNG has received instrucThe Auctioneers,in
Of every cla»s of Mi;rclmndisuthat require Display ;
valuation at thai period will lie allowed for all imtions to sell by auction, at his Store,on Tuesassert that
select property, can with every confidence
Slops
upon the property ; and. beingmore
Mid especially for
made
neighborhood,
at
1
either
provements
o'clock.
nothing can surpass it in the
u&y, the '2'ind instant,
WEDNESDAY, lOtii APRIL, 1862.
Hough brown hollands
closely situated to the traning part of the portthan
L A N 7") " S A I. E S
The building of the fc'hop, in Princes-street,now
for situation, quality of soil, and the distance from
mu-liu worked goods
1
aecand
portions
J. D. & CO. wish to intimate to
of
the Towi.ship, it presents openings
half
GALVANIZED
IRON
AND
TILE
3.
other
occupation
only
of Air. lies, saddler.
about two miles aud a
in the
town,
Calicoesand flannels
MEUtiiAH > a AN V oTH EH S
for the safeinvestment of capital in the erection ot
The localityhas been chosen by some of the oldest
With the unexpired portion of a 14 years' lease,
I'ieiieh merinos
or private residences,
havingfrnnThat they do not Import themsehes,and that then
no
shops,
The
can
at
BING
&
CO.
will
warehouses,
-property
settlers for iheir residences.
TURNBULL,
from January, iSoO,at a ground rent of £'ii)
Shawls
their whole attention is devoted to the interest oi
sell bypublic nu'-tion. on the beach, directly ta.-es to the sea-beach,with a gentle declivity from
lime bo encroached upon by small homesteads.
per annum.
Patent silk velvets
main
road.
during
their constituents, whose sales intrusted to then
his
ex
the
sale;
well
known
that
the
late
after
the
of
timber
M
proprietor
It. is
etaris,
Terms at Sale.
Head dresses
couid not otheiwise rceive the same consideration.
pounds upon
Plans of the Property are being prepared, which
40 casesgalvanized Iron, 6 and 7 feet
„■ residei c. here spent several thousands of
l'eatheis
At the s-ufrgestion of several Friends and to meet
this p.op;ity, advantages which the purchasers will
can sbortly be obtained at the rooms ofth* aue-'
Terms liberal.
THIS DAY.
Silk handkerchiefs
tioneers.
benefit.
Saleat 12 o'clock, sharp.
Beaufort ties
AND SELLERS
MONDAY, APRIL 14.
Plan" rind further information can be obtained at
Terms,liberal—declared at time of sale.
Saleswid in fiitaie commence at Jl o'clock.
Hats, caps, and shirts
Luncheon provided.
f the Auctioneers.
drajjery.
the
of.
SALE
BY
AUCTION.
variety
plain
INTENDf.I)
fancy
SALES.
a
of
and
MADE
ON
And
ADVANCES
LAND!
LAND!
!
LAND!
!!
liberal.
K. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Terms
SALES GUAKA.NTEHD
Auctioneers,
WEDNESDAY, IGtii APRIL, 1862.
NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE.
As Messrs. Younghusbaud & Co. are piyins: up
A PHIL 22NU.
Small Capitalists and Parties desirous of Securing
To
aUiiSIMV,
and
GeneralLand and Estate agents.
posiRENDERED.
this
will
their Dun»din liraneh Establishment,
ACCOUNT SALES PROMPTLY
At 12 o'clock, sharp.
a first-classBusiness PojitionT
Timber Merchant*,
.Sale.
To
tively
Clearing
be
a
Builders,
Contractors,
DUNBDIN,
STUKBT,
I
PBXKtM'.X April, 1802.
and Others.
i
Town and Country Storkeepers should take this
Ist
To Parties Desirous of an Investment.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
Opportunity for Sure and Profitable Investments. fivo
able opportunity of re-sorting' their stocks, the
Township of St. Leonard,on the Hill.
aii(l well suited for thi*
Scotch
T & G Flooring.
being
bulk
Winter
Goods,
ToUomaririro.
At
the
King-street,
Groat
14
Years'
Cargo
Lease,
of Metaris, from Melbourne.
PRELIMINERY NOTICE.
climate.
PART OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILTON.
CAMP-BELL k CO. have received instmc5 Years' Lease,with dwelling, Anderson's Bay,
170 FREEHOLD ALLOTMEiVI'S,
\j%tions from Messrs. Gillies and Street,as age, ts
Corcoof Timber, er ""-v Ann, from Hobart
TURNBULL, BING & CO. have
Freeholds,Township of Clarendon,
One quarter of ;m acre each.
importer, for John M'Ulashnn, Esq., Balmacewen,to oubmit
the
Town.
received
instructions
from
No Reserve.
FOR AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, 18<>2,
J. Katzenstein,junr., to sell by public auction, to puolic competition, on an early day, of which due
30.718 Su.. ..aber
To Working Men, Laborers on the Roads. Carters, Mr the
At 12 o'clock sharp.
1^ ■■",« r.. v i>,nli,)gS 5 ft.
on
beach, on Wednesday, the Kith inst, the notice will be given.
Diggers, Mechanics and Others.
H. E. NATHAN & CO. have been
tallowing
well selected assortment of
Shingles
25,300
MARTIN & CO., are instructed by James
HIS SUBUHBAN PROPERTY,
favoredwith instructions from the Lessee to
To Builders, Contractors,and Others.
!„
v ii. -;u-t Shafts
T&. Q Scotcli Flooring-,
E-q.,
by
if
the
to
sell
Tukomnririio,
Sell by Auction, in the Otago Sale Rooms,MaeSmith,
THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. LEONARD
April
at
ground, on Tuesday,
Consisting of—
22nd,
auction,
adjoining
the
o'clock
on
ti.f
lagpan-street,
prebypublic
Arcade,
at-1
CO.
will
sell
auc&
ON THE HILL,
Si CO. have received instructions to
1_ o'clock sharp, to the highest bidders.
913 pieces, Cx 1£ T At G flooring, 8 to 29 feet
cisely on the above date,
j
tion, on the ground, adjoiningJones and Wil
, sell by Auction on a day to be " named "
long
Comprising about 20 Acres, situate on the Half170 VEHY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
The unexpire.l lease (13 years) of sections 14 liamson's,opposite the Hank of New- South Wales,on
The Cargo of the Mary Ann, comprising
to
long
Way
flooring,
ALLOTMENTS,
686
6
x
1
T
&
G
6
23
ft.
Bush
and North East Valley Ko.-uls,
pieces,
and J5, block 31, town of Dunedin,each Wednesday, the loth instant, at 12 o'clock sharp, ex
BUILDING
80 718 feetS.-wn'"'im^er
(ix
and about ten minutes' walk from the Jiortlt
Being' part of the 1 lvperty known as Milton.
1085
11 to 20
containinga quarter of a.i acre, havingan " Alice Thorndyke,"
A,
be sold fronts the main Go12,640sfeet Box Pailings
biock
!n.\v
to
17
to
v
3
6xj,
George-street.
The
"412
end
of
street,
King
frontage
extensive
to Great
820 Yellow Deals,12x4,11x3,9x3,and 7x3.
Z..;;\IVSllillliiud
vernment ro.id. through the Tokonmririro
Weatherboards,4 pieces in bundle.
The position of the above valuableFreehold Proand situated tiirc-tlv opposite the Town
lv pairs 10 feetCart Shafts
Terms at Sale.
0896pieces 7x j Weatherboard,featheredge, 9 perty is most choice,being convenient to the North;
Plains, (intending from Air. Vanse'a new
Reserve,nest' """- Albion Hotel.
As soon as landed.
to
Mausford's
and
past
long
Hotel
Mr.
Store,
to 24 feet
"end of the City, and the Water of Leith ; open ami
Also,
well-sheltered, yet sufficiently elevated to command a
iroin Mr. Smiths Store at the Bridge, to
Terms liberal.
The lease (bavin- ..i.trly five years to run) of
16th APRIL, 18G2.
WEDNESDAY,
Jas.
which
is
also
on
magnificent view of the City of Duuediu, suburbs,
Mr.
Martin's House,
No reserve.
SALE
two acres in Anderson's Bay, on which is
~*
At 2 o'clock sharp.
Salepunctually at 12 o'clock.
AT
the main road to tin- ( huivh School-house,
and surrounding country.
erected a substantial an.l comfortable
Reserve.
and
that
-valuable
Bush
occupation
of Mr. R.
very
Towards the West and South-West,the view is
dwelling,now in the
INVERCARGILL
Purchasers of Allotments in the Townshipof
Thes.t well-situated Freeholds can be recomvaried and beiiutifi.l, and extend to the K:skorai
H. Rutherford.
loth APRIL.
please meet at A. M'LaiKir'ess
will
TUIiSI>AV,
Moiniugton
securing
to
all
devious
of
homes.
Valley,
APRIL.
mended
in the direction of the Green Island ; the
properties
opportunity
The above
offer a splendid
FRIDAY, 25in
Warehouse,Walker-street, to arrange
The property is flue and dry; and the situawooded slopes of Brockville. the residence of F.
for investment, or to any one anxious to purchase a and Co.'s Deeds.
TO SETTLERS AND DEALERS.
on the Plains,being"
cidedly
about
their
id
the
best
Roy, Oliver,.
tion
is
important
locality,
leasehold in this
Barton, Esq. ; the villas of Messrs.
BANK,
either for busiSYLVAN
the junciion to all the digging?, and m the
5 valuableAllotments, withdrawn at sale,will then
Juiior, Shank, Ko'ss. ai;d the iar-fauied
ness purposes or private residences.
A RARE CHANCE FOR FLOCK-OWNERS. Hepburn,
country—as an i..the
purchasers.
ri-ing
part,
CiaigieWe.
most
of
the
North
ami
East
is
the beautiful
properties
i.s
be
ottered
to
former
On
CO. have received
The .-itnation of either of the above
ALDER, BLACKLOCK, fc Jackson,
---vistmentent, thispioperty can be highlyrepanoramic
of the forest scenery
towards the
Esq., U. most eligible, being dry, alubrious, and in a popuinstructions trom Alfred
JONES will sell,at his Provincial Yards, at two Flagstaff prospect
to capitalists.
Cargill,
lofty suowy
commended
Mount
and
the
quartei
improvingneighborhood.
in
half
and
lous
and
Hill,
by
publiccompetition,
offerfor sale
o'clock *hnrp,
Fur the mechanic,digger, or laborer, it is spemountain in the distance ; the North-East Valley
SATURDAY, 19th APRIL. 18G2.
the above valuable Estate, adjoining
Twenty-six
acre-allotments,
head
of
ewes
magnificent
Hill, and the
adapted, possessing- the advantage of beingSk-rial
cially
and
Road
to
Port
Chalmers,
beautifully
to
and
town,
adjacent
M'Master's laud,
Also,
Half-bred Alerino aud Leicester
meandering lourse of the Water of Leith, til lust in
a number of good genuine stores,
butchers,
FRLEHOLDS. FREEHOLDS. FREEHOLDS. i-lose tomills,
situated on the Main Eastern road.
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
Two pure Ixeii Leicester ewes.
flour
landscape of Pelichet Bay i; 1:t. On
bak-vs, aic, and where buildings are
Ths Brewery, as it at pre-ent stands,together with
splendid 1>t of sheep will be sold without the woodland
The
above
uaily
being"
erected.
by
H. E. NATHAN & CO.will Sell
So:tn, the scene is towards the Harbor ami shipST. KILDA.
anacre of latnl shall be oifeiedin one lot.
this date, if not pieviously disposed of bj the
ping ; the wooded liills of the peninsula which sepaTo the Australian who may dread the winter here, reserve on
The property is under survey, and shall be open fbi
Auction, without anyreserve,
contract.
;
Twenty-six freehold allotments in the new
rates the Harbor of Otago from the Southern'ocean
IMPORTANT SALK of some of the remaining it may be well to point out that, these Freeholds are private
application on the 14th current, wneu Maps can bt
i,i the distai.ee towards the ocean beach maybe seen
established and important Township of
lots in the Town of St. Kiliia, OceanBench, close to the
seen at the Auctioneers' office.
FIELDS
AND
BUSH
RESERVE.
sailing
engaged
Clarendon.
and
half
miles
from
the
Dunedin
Post
COAL
steam
and
vessels
in
the
Australian,
one
a
Terms liberal, at Sale.
coasting, and foreign trade, passing to and fro in the
Saleto commence at 12 o'clonk.
No reserve ! Freeholds ! ! Only 26 sections ! ! !
Office, to ha sold by auction, at Messr3.
TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS.
Saleat. 12 o'clock.
Scott & Oo.'s,adjoining Messrs. Jones and
direction of Fovcanx Straits. Stewart's Island, and
4th April, i-8«:>.
Clarendonis now too well and favorably known to
It
Saturday,
No -serve.
tin? settlements on the Southern coasts of New
Williamson, Princes-street, on
require any comment from the auctioneers.
JONES has received instructions from W. C. Zealai.d.
the 10th April, 1862,at 11 o'clock.
_3ud APRIL.
Young, Esq.. to sell, at the Provincial Yards,
~WEDNhSDAY,
Note.—Clarendonis situated at the head of the
TUESDAY. APRIL loth, 1802.
This valuable property is now being surveyed in
2
sharp,
Wnihola Lake, on the main road to the Tokomairiro
on Tuesday, the loth instant, at o'clock,
DE CARLE & CO. (having bien relots to suit the convenience of purchasers, ami more
SMITH will sell, at his rooms, Stafford and the diggings.
THE TOWNSHIFoF GLKNORE.
questedby
intending
purchasers
several
who
suitable sites for private residences cmtlil hardly be
200 head of fat and store cettle, as under—
street, on Tuesday the loth April, at 12
Water communication from Clarendon Jetty to were unable to attend the last sale) are instruct- d by To Mining
of cheap firewoodiVoin
desired,having the advantage
niggers. Speculators, Storef\>mrianies.
o'clock, the undei'uiehtinned goods, to close con- Dunediu Whurf.
year.old
at
stoics
two
to
auctio.;
by
Messrs. Scott& Co., to sell
their
50 head
throe
steers.
its close proximity to the bush, nnd the ad. litioral
keepeis »il Others.
signments, and positively without
privilege, of pos essing the right to run stock on die
Saturday, 19th iust., at 11 o'clock,
on
VALUAIii,^
Princes-street,
LAND.
HIGHLY
AURIFEROUS
63 head cows
SOcases Byass's bottled ale
adjacent Hundred, which extends over the rangesto
Bear in Mmd—Otago Sale Rooms,Monday, April 14,
A few remaining Freehold Allotments in tiie
THE WOOLSHIiD.
!
25-disks Roman cement
96 steers and heifers,6 to 12 months old
Townshipof St. Kilda, fronting Victoria,
the North Taieri and Silver Stream.
1 o'clock precisely.
The First Discovkkkd Diggings.
50 hal "-chests Congou, very superior
Prince
Cutten.
And
Albert.
Edward,Richardson,
The GovernmentSchoolof the District is withia
H. E. NATHAN & CO..
160 MOST VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS,
i 0 kegs spike nuils
worthy, Valpy, Lambert, .lackLark
calves.
Logic,
prime
an(l
23
a short distance of the property.
Fronting
passing
Auctioneers.
the
Main
Road
the
Woolshed,
10 „' U nails
sou, Douglas, Cargill,Scott, Chapman, Mills,
fronting the Tokoniaimo River.
6 cises cfiei'se
Jones. Young, Bridgnum, Miller, Hardy,
Plans are being prepare!, ami will shortly tie on
TUESDAY. Gth MAY, 18J2.
Tub Sale to take place on tub Ground.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
14 tons Tjitfuanianflour
view at the Rooms of the Auctioneers,MaelajrjjmStewart, Dulgety, Bird, Driver, Caluer,
B. MARTIN & (,'O. are instructed by K. Mus2000 wethers, ex Vorligcrn.
3 tous onions
Logan, Burns, Given, .Vj. grave, Esq., J
De
and at Messrs. Giilies and Sureet's.L:i.,d
street;
by
M'Glasha",
Carlo,
to
offerfor
sale
GItEAT
SALE
OF
FAT
auction,
damaged
CATTLE,
2 tons
flour
P.,
JONES is favored with instructions from igeuts and Surveyors, Princes-street. Diiurtlin.
Cole,Williamson, and Moreau streets.
on Wednesday, the 23rd April, at 12 o'clock, on the
500 bushels Colonialoats.
DAIRY COWei, &c.
Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray and Co. to s«ll
This property is well known as fronting the Ocean ground,at the Woolshed,
v. Campbell.& vo.,
Two thousand healthylarge framedwethers.
Beach,and is one of the first freeholdsof great -value
Auctioneers. Araluators ie
GLENORE,
THE
TOWNSHIP
OF
To Farmers,Graziers,Dairymen, Cattle Dealers, ever
Logic,
offeredto the inhabitants of tins Province.
.and can
They have been inspected by Mr.
TUESDAY, APRIL 15th, 1562.
WITHOUT RESERVE,
anil Oihers.
There
is
an Hotel now being erected on the ground,
at
Swamp.
be
the
White
nearly
seen
Consistingof 100 Allotments of
one quarter
TUESDAY, 22nd APlilL.
to sell, at his rooms,
TirM. SMITH is instructed
and the proprietors are having the road leading from
Terms Liberal.
of anacre each of fine rich land.
TV
R. RANKIN % CO.. have been fa- Anderson's Bay Roa 1made,thus tendering it perfect
Stafford-street,on Tuesday the 15th April, at
S. JONES.
Note. —TheBlock now to be sold extends from the
T> CAMPBELL anil CO. have tmiv.tl instrucvored wiih instructions from Alinn M'Master, easy of access. Immediate
.possession will be given,
12o'clock,to close consignments
jLv. tioiis from Mr. John Duncan, to M-11,by
E?q., of Wtiitubauk, Saildlcs hii), to sell l>y aucioii,
the Title Deeds only £1 11s. 6d. each, from Waterwheels to beyond Mr. Oosgrove's store, am.
IiUIiSK iiAZAAIt.
3 CASES CLOTHING & HABERDASHERY, at their yard.*,
A .oli'm on the ground oa Tuesday the 22nd iifct. at
ne;ir M'MilGuTsSaddle-hillHotel, un Messrs. Kenyon and Kawlins, and the Title one within four miles of an excellent ;Bush, with a firatrate dray road to it
i.l
Tuesday, 6th May. 180:2,
Consisting of—
o'clock.
JONES begs to inform Dealers and the public
remove from the Crown.
Itis also well known thaJ the yield of gold in this
The Lease for 14 years of SuburbanSectionNt>.
10Fat Builucks
generally, that i litre are
Luncheon Provided.
Fancy tweed and Clarendonsuits
made the fortunesof some of the old residents,
5 Sprinfrera
E 8
"2,now being subdivided into '28 allotments,having
Plans of the Property atthe Rooms of the Auctioneer. spot
L>
A IL V
6AL
only
experienceddiggers
Moleskin trowsers
for
to
and it
remains now
5 First-Class<"Ws, springing
n-onta<res of '2o feet to a street, bViiijr a continuation
Bedfordcord trowsers
avail themselves of the present opportunity.
5 Cows,with Calvesat foot
of Great Kincr i-tiwt, and alnio-t on the bank*of the
Shepherd pkid suits
STOCK,
HOUSES
general
The
is
that
the
menat
work
at
the
report
Water of Leith, and the entrance to the sequestered
Also
THURSDAY. 17th APRIL.
French merino
At his Bazaar, Provincial Hotel.
present time on the river-bed at the opposite side are
and rural retirement of tlie most beautiful suburb of
1Durham
Bull
VI o'clock.
Muslin collars
Commence
at.
per
per
from
£20
to
week
man.
Or
il
making
the city—the North East V:.i!.y.
Likewisa
VERY VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR only as homesteads to £25.
intendingresident diggers, this, C A R I< I A G V. X li P Ob 1 T O BTf
Jionuet ribbons
To intcndinjr purchasers of villas or country re50 Head of Cattle
THE BUSINESS MEN OF-THE PROVINCE. opportunity-can be recommended.
Vancy
NOW
OPEN
sidences the situation of the Above lois present* many
Particulars of which will be given in a future adGloves
TO STOREKEEPERS AND BUTCHERS.
receive consignments of Carriages and Convey- advantages as regards distance, it* neei-sMbi'ity lor
i
by
TO
BE
SOLD
Auction
the
Ground
on
vertisement.
on
ances of'isvery description.
Panama and other hats.
On the same day will he offeredthe House at preresidents in tin; neighborhood at all hours iif the ctav
Thursday, 17th inst., at 12 o'clock,in MacThe whole of the Cattle are direct from the hands [
UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION.
sent in the occupation of Mr. Cosgrove, consisting oi
lo and frmn the city by public conveyances;its
laggan-street, adjoiningthe Arcade.
of the breeder.
Positively without reserve.
S.
JONES.
Stock-yard,
with
Ganien,&c.
l.
sixnoms,
beauliful woodland scenery and quiet retimueut,
Saleat 12 o'clock.
submitted
for
part
property
This latter
of the
to be
beiuyr in n well sheltered and healthy position, nnderTTIDWARi) DE CARLE & CO.are instructed by
Term- liberal, declared at sale.
ON SALE AT S. JONES'
to persons anxious
iiiir it one of the most choice lor-alities for a miburbaa
JLj Messrs. Alcorn, Bros., to sell by auction on the sale offersan unusual opportunity
general
High
APRIL
15.
business.
It
is
good
supstreet,
TUESDAY,
a
stand for a
Provincial Sale Rooms,
residence nround the Ci'yof Dunedin.
EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS.
Maelag<?nii-street, nearly adjoining the for
!ground, the
posed that there are at the preseut time about 500
OASESGeneva,VH, anchor brand
Ph.ns of tlie property can Le obtained at the rooms
following
Arcade,
allotments:
steadily and profitably employedon the spot.
showinp the uuiuK-r and positiou
jf tl.e ;iuuiioi;eer.s,
Burnett's Old Tom
UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION.
TO LET ON BUILDING LEASE,
Lot 1.—23 feet frontage to Maelaggan-streetby a ersons
Cigars, in bond
Plans
will
be
issued
in
a few days.
Manilla
<if
eaoli allotnici t. Full viiluatjou alluwed for jJI imdepth, running along Dawson-stree.t,
anil
Whybrow's
expiration
To close various Consignments.
No
Deserve.
2
dozen
the
oi'leaee.
provements
Viueuar,
cases
at
OITES FOR FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
rii.ht of way at rear, opposite Abheyieix
Terms -Half cash ; balance by bills at 6 months.
Thi.i's assorted Bottled Fruit, 2 dozen cases
Luncheon Provided.
of 75 feet (a first rate comer).
House,
by
will
&
CO.
Sell
Auction,
PATERSON
PREMISES.
Lot 2.- 23 feet to Maclaggan-street, by a depth
Ont)ie Groundat 12 o'clock.
DAi'OF SALK FIXED FOR THURSDAY.
on Tuesday next,
at 1heir-rooms,Manse-street,
of 75 feet, with right of way at rear.
17in APRIL.
15ih April, without anyreserve,
NO PREMIUM.
Port \\ me, (three diamonds), 1 do*, casci
V. CAMPBELL and CO.,
frontage of 20 feet to Dawson-stroet.
Lot
3.
—
A
Sherry
4 tons Tasmania!! flour
Auctioneers,Valuator.-,Land and Estate iments.
with a depth, to a right of way 10 feet, of
(Chicqtiot's
brand)
5 tons Victorian do.
THE
BROCKVILLE
ESTATE,
Champaane
MODERATE
RENTAL.
80 feet, and also right of wayat rear
Two and a-half miles from the Post office, on the
1000 bushels Irish oats
D.R.C. Butter, in cloth
TOWN PROPERT v.
Lots 4, 5, 6, have each a frontage to DawsonHalf-way Bush Road.
800 bushels Tiismanian do.
Pints Porter ami Ale
EDWARD CASPER & CO.
depth of SOfeet, and
street,
of
20
feet
with
jams,
assorted
colonial
Plans now in course of preparation.
j
50 cases
First
class ilotd for Sale.
at
right
of
rear.
way
BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY '■>
10 case3Seidlitzpowders
EXCHANGE SALE> ROOM AND AUCTION
TO- BOOT AND SiIOEMAKERS,
k CO. have for disposal by priThesituation of these properties, it must be patent
10 tons potatoes
MART.
AUCTION, on Monday, 17th inst., in
, vate contract as first-ebssHotel situate ivthe
SADDLEISS, ice.
most desirable.
to
all.
is
sections from
2 tons onions
city,
CASPER & CO.,
now doing a lar^e business.
main
street
of
the
The lease is for more than 12 years, at a merely
10 TO 50 ACRES EACH.
GRANT P. FARQUHAR,
10boxes tobacco,10's.
AUCTIONEERS,
Premises are extensive, consisting of eiyhU-ea
nominal ground rental,and the lots will be offeredat a
Auctioneers iV:el great pleasure in bringing this Leather nnd Grindery .importer, Princus-st.,Duuedin, The
4 hhds. tobacco,sheepwash
The
tap-zoom,
Commission Mukchants. Land, House, and bonus, with liberal
anil
three large pubiic
bed-rooms,
bar,
given.
t<T/us
Estatij beforethe public. It is wall known to be the
(Next the lower-'oiner of Walker-street,
20 boxes tobacco pipes'
estatk agents,
with every appliance
rooms, out offices, together
The instructions are positive to sell to the behest most delightful localityround or about Dunedin,coni10 dozen long-handled Bhovek
and nearly opposite Police Barracks),
Inform Merchants, Importers, and Wholesale bidder.
for carrying on a lar^e, incitasinjf,
■.ml
convenience
commenced hu fries.*as abore,desires to
maudiigthe most magnificent views,completely»hel50 dozen tent lii.es
Buyers, that, till the completion of their prelucrative business.
draw attention to his carefully seiecteil stock and
100 picks
erected building in Plans of the Property atthe Rooms of the Auctioneer. tpred ith bush, and a plentifulsupplyof pure water,
Further particuiai'6. and every information, to be
mises,they will occupythe newly
h is hardly necessary
to say that several thousands of of leather,grindery, &c, and trusts by careful aiHigh street, fnviiur the Rat-tray street jetty.
if>® 6ru') noeE
had
of the Auctioneers.
2 casks chain
E. C. and Co. make advances on bills lading,
& CO. having- commenced business as i;oumls have been expended on the property by the teiition. mid strictly moderate charges, to receive
R. CAMPBELL & CO.
late proprietor, and tiie greatorportion has been under "hare of publicfavors.
Auctioneers, arc prepared to enter into ar4 «isks beef
pay import and other charges, and hjtd poods accordM:iil:i!;yaii--<n-ct.
Cou-try order.- will receive prompt despatch.
ing- to irrangement,s-o as to ensure the obtaining full rangements with Irnpotrer , Merchants, Tradesmen, rop. Plans and further information can be obtained
4 casks mutton.
'mi
BUILIJiNG
>i i lis
the Auctioneers
shops, the wharf, or t
And,
market value.
ix., to sell goods at warehouses,
R. B, MARTIN & CO.
VT K. R. I. D O S S 1 T' T
To be leased for 1+ years.
A variety of other merchandise.
Advances are also made on all tanpiWe securities wherever their service's arc required.
placed with E. C. and Co.for realisation.
No reserve. Terms cash.
11. KnoxS Co. intend to devotetheir whole at.NoTloii.
AND COMMISSION AGENT,
AUCTIONEER
Larjre parcels ot first class Merchandise always on tention to the legitimateAuction Bnsiness.
THURSDAY, 7Ji Al'lt!L.
rrUIE SALE of the BROCKVILLE ESTATE
Desires to intimate that he has opened
for private safe
&
Offices,Manse-s'rect.
PATERSON
CO, hand
TAS.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE I'RIiMISES,
Goodsstored without charpe for two weeks.
-HELL & (TO. hnvo r. c<-iv<i in<triict:"iis
IS FIXED FOE
On the
E. C. and Co.will lie happy to place their services
fmni Mr. Alexander M Keuzii-, to h-jLst- (or- a
AKB
MAIN
neriod of 14 yiiirs, tiveive n'iottui'iils.ot' Laml, c'ibp
in eifrctinjr Sales,either by
TO AUCTIONEERS.
ROAD, WETHERSTON'S.
THURSDAY, APRIL 17th.
Isetujr
PUBLIC AUCTION OR PRIVATE CONTRACT,
& CO. will make arrangements for
He is prepared to Buy or Sell on Commission,ant. to their auction rooms, in Maela-.:vnii-stre4t,
AUTHORISED BY GOVERNMENT
at
our
on
next.
the]
ready
Tuesday
Plans
will
be
office
disposal
selling-at
At the
of those desirous to sell
Auction Rooms, isa'.e" Yards,
to make CashAdvances ou Goodsstored for jjOMtivt situated at the intersi-ctiuii of Cark. Uumaii. v il
Ciinoi;{rate-.strrets.
MARTIN
CO.
Wharf,
Merchandise,Timber,
Furniture,
Laud,
or
or
elsewhere.
R.
H.
&
SELL
Houses,
naJe.
"^r^-fv*1
TO
Ship?.
The Innsfsof thp sevral lots will be sold fi-r the
Offices,Manse-street.
R. T. DOSSITT,
'-I
Nu'lltili.
penod, subjpi-t to the yea-ly rental that rlu-y
VICTORIAN
AUCTION
ROO MS, above
UIIJJF&ICE, S .P..0..JR T I N (F,
TOWNSHIP
of
briiijr at auction,or pnrcl:a-ur mayhave tbei)|>SALES
mflE
SALE
of
the
MILTON,
EXCHANGE
THE
Main
may
Road,
THE
ROOM.
PROVINCE.
TO PERSONS LEAVING
Wetherstok's.
■■',/?■:
I will be held on the ground, at Tokomairiro,on
tion of buyiiisr the- 14 ye:ir»' lease without anypound
& CO are prepared to sell Furniture
AND
rent heitijr required
100 TONS SUGAR.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22sv.
TO HOTEL KEEPERS, &c, &c.'
at private Residences.
j
TJi« position of this ]>iprp nf land ismostconvriiient
Man-se-sfreer.
BLASTING
fur :i''(«meti cir the \\mkiv<r ela-si-s,Uinjr rfus- to
CASPER & CO. are instructed to Offices,
170 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS,
BILLIARD
j
TABLES.
Coktract,
TC"y centre of the city, uiibout heini>-surn>i:nde<l
he
by
sell
Private
No Reserve.
& O(). have on sale. TFIUKf
P [O W D E R i
I TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.opposite
!iy i ther weliiuu-- ;;n aii airy healtiiv I'.-ea'ity. couiOne Hundred Tons Sugar,
SUI'KIJIOU
HILI.IAUD
TABI.KS
descriptions.
and
TTICTORIAN
AUCTION
MART,
■i'ndi: jrf-om its i-'evatei' piritimi a fi>:evie\v o rhtqualities
ready
Assorted
Plans are now
and can be obtained at <ur with all uccessai-y ftttiti^rs completr.
r
city >o'J pi'iiu!i]in! t'-omiu- five-, iviili a'tinuinuj; oi
luni-s Office, Princes-street, Dun-jdin.—h.
| Thetrade and wholesale buyers are invited to an V CARLE
Auction Hoonis. Mac)aguuu-st.,
prepared to receive "3ice.
&
ar«
now
water runningtliiMiijih tlie (■i-ouud.
prices
pure
from
fixed
there
is
DE
CO.
inspection,
Dm),
as
little
early
IIdoubt ot the whole parcel being soon cleared.
:Jith Jiuiuiu-y, ltitii.
Ji. B. MAItTIN & CO.
(
Tc:m»liberal, declared at tiuie of sale.
A FEW COLT'S REVOLVERS oa
Good* for Sale,
THURSDAY.
17th
APRIL.
THIS DAY,
SALE BY AUCTION.
MX.
THIS DAY.
MONDAY, 14th APRIL,
At 12 j'olook sharp.
TiIURjSDAY. APiilL
1802.
.
7tu
THE BItOCKVILI/E FST VTE,
Half-way lush and Kaikorn.
Tho Property of J. Borion, ivq.
AM'LANDRESS
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MESSRS.
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AM'LANDRESS
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reserve:—
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MESSRS.
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MESSRS.
MESSRS.
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MESSRS.
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Government No ice.
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Government Wdfices.'
n eirfirr"S) lismS?" B'i recto n).
.
LLT, SI.I), with dwellinpattachid. P. Law
T 0 W N; S 11.1. i rilO
XJT A I II OLA
S E I. L 1 N G
IiKVKKLY, Wntuiiiiiiikcr, .IcwolO F 1".
X KIS.NCK, Xl 111. liotlSC,iicil Hill.
Hi; FOLLOWING LIST IS I'UHL'^ULD lOK bIMKAI IMUUMMION AND AM \y
ICI
Ll
JJ\
HI
U-r. \i\. l*r"i:«-f.—«n-««'l.. Uum-lin.
HIM,
i
iJJ.CTiON AGAnNST ANY Ai'VL CAM' Oil Til Holbl
ALLOTRALK
OF.
GOVERNMENT
LAND
I.IiAVINC TUB CUI.UM.
K\Hl> liV TIIK MAGISXKATKS M. till, ANiNU \L LU ,\M\u lI I iIiSG 'lv HI. HLLD
Spl.-ndid Piirm for Sale o
MENTS IN
OF WAIIIoLA
v.iv uU"
y\ uuicauii:,
V
nuuin,
10, 181.2.
THE COURT HuUSJi, DUiN'EDIN, ON TUIibUAY, Al'iUL
ToLet. .1. UouwKTV Ujl ten Cross Hotel. "\. Jll'^iU.l'-u,
i-ul Merchant;, Fumily-Grocer and Com*
IjlOiUA4> OALCUTI,
rPO Watchmakers,Jewellers, Storekeepers, rii.. iT
Wjiiholu
Towns'iip.of
A Rale of Allotments in tlie
of
Princes
Agent,
Iligli-st.rcutn.nd
Mission
corucr
the
liiav.
Clkrk
io
tuk
BiiN«u.
p-lit
.L
wiUbeheld ntthe S 'HOOI-HOUSK, WAIIK^LA, ■rTio LET, S.roorusin a healthy sitttation In town. ■tieet, Dunedin.
"53 30 c
Pcifitiv:Iv tli<; !■'>' f« ot Sale
on TUESDAY, tha 29th APIIIL, at p'cloclt.
by
JJoily
JL
letter
to
Timcs-oto.ee.
TUhSi).\Y, APRIL 15lh.
Apply
XYZ;
loclgal A pplioati.ins for PnMicana" Licenses for tho ywtr 1802-3,Jit the Officeof the The Township of Wnihol.i is sit-iinted on tlie Lake " ~r~GRIFFIN, Ilair/Drqsscr, Wig Maker,
~~ '■
The sale will commence at hnlf-pfisr 10 o'doel i.jsfc of fcreors wl.-o hate,Duuedin.
of the same name, about eight miles above the Tuieri
I'ASsOVJiIT!
To bu decided Tues.iay, April Jo, ISU2.
""^ V_7«
-^
Clerk to the liench.
OrnamentalITnir Manufacturer,Arcndc,
Ferry, and on Uiemain route tnllic poliifielil andtr
THE J EWrSH
COMM UNITY, Dunudiuami
woiiTH"op
(formerly ol'lhe Strand,London.)
£5000
the southern district.s,the Governmentroad to which X Mrs. M. Marks will accommodate dining tin.
J X W E L L E tt V,
NAME
OF
PLACE
WHKKE
SITUATE.
pavs-es
NAME OF HOUSE.
through the town.
NAMIiS OF APPLICANT.
l'assover Week a limited number of geutlomei
S. DOUGLAS, 'Accouutaut;:md
Now selling at
Tho approach to it by tin; ''lYieri River is beim: wilh biard.
Commission Aycut, No. 2, Mcrcor's BnilJIB. JUNKS', COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
cleared of obstructions,ami vci-y shortly vessels of a IIATTHAV Sl'Elilil, NEXT SUAMROOK
lIOTEIi.
'" 20!> 34c
( Private liODin, Up Stairs,;
iiitr-s.
-_J
CommercialHotel
Ili.ich street, Dunedin
hundred tons will be able to come from the seaboar
SlinilraßliX It. Jones
BY Ptt I VA T X CO N T MC.T,
Provincial Hotel
Staflbrd-Btreet,do.
to alongside the Jetty already erected in the town 'MO BE LET OR SOLD, a BARGAIN, tha, pOACH KACTOKY,
Shailraeii
K
.
It.
Jones
Stafford
of—
Consi.it
.%;
iiifr
Stafl'ord-btrett,do.
thus saving thirty miks of land carriage from Dun A. spluniiidstore, situate in SU~otrcet," lately
Frederick .Martin
DuncdinGold and Silver English patent lever. Watche
llattray-street, do.
Crown Hotel
edin. A regular* steamer already runs up the river .■■the occupation, of it. Wilson & Co. Terms easj \J
Daniel Whit,;
MILLEII BROTHKRS. Proprietors.
An a-sortim nt oi >>top Watches,with centr.
Princes-street, do.
s Arms
from
Dunedin.
metalled
road
v about beiiif, ApplyP. Lawrence, Kent House, Bell hill.
Queen
John
McNeill
A
M'couds,by tlie lieft makers
Criterion Hotel
Princes-street,do.
finished to tin' Tokomairiro River. There is ai:
Henry Keynolds
BUILDING ESTABLISHMENT, St.
pOAUH
Colonialand" Euulish (ioiii Guards and Albcr
Rattraystieet,
;
do.
Daniel iMurphy
ShamrockHotel
abundance of bush hind in the neighborhood.
TO LET.
Andrew's-strect,Duncdin. Smith, Huicuens
Chains, of the finest pattern
Kd.iilnirgh CastleHotel
Maps can be procuredof Mr. Livingstone,Stationer "rUYO OFFICES, Commercial Chambers,abovi 0
Caversham
John William Feger
1 Co., Coach.Builders and Wheelwrights.
A splendid n-sortnirnt of Diamoiul Rinjrs, "D'u:
do.
jMuir
Moir's Hotel
Dunedin ; and of.the Police Station, Taieri Ferry.
Andrew
ilanse-sti'eet,
Co.'sSale
Four ltobme>
X
Daniels
is
Jiooms,
a
lso,
aiii
Jileevlings,
iiiuiul Pins, Dinmoild Siuds,
Royal Ueor^e Hotel
George-street, do.
William Towers
"ouse, five minutes walk from Post Office. J. & lt piOMMERCIAL JIOTEL>
otliei's ot Coionialii ake
Mauliiggun-street, do.
Australasia;. Hotel
A 1hurt tirifilths
Kj
(Late Cluiplin's,)
Princes-street.
OLYN
EU X
T OWNS
II IP. ■>aira,
Eui
1/immmdJNeckiaccs,
maf-nifici'iit.Bracelets,
Kattray-street, do.
llobin liood Hotel
James
11.
Uood
wifji
HOME, WEATIIERLY & CO,
precious stones,
ring-s, Urooohes set.
Walker-street., do.
Ko\al Hotel
William Watson
LET, Shops and Ollicesin the New Building
Prbpriotore
GOVERNMENT
SALE
OF
ALLOTMENTS
IK
Opera and power ill Haee Glasses
—Appi.
X
"
Union Hotel
Stalford-street,do.
corner of Staffordami Princes-streets.
Crowhurst
THE TOWNSHIP OF MOLYNEUX.
I'eiicil Cases, 'IWhpieks, Charms, Locketf. George
MEDICAL CARD.
O«t«!jon Hotel
Cornerof Princes-street k Octagon
i,o (JOBH & (Jo.
William .MelluLsli
Keepeis and Wedding Hings,
ACIIK
ALLOTMENTS.
;}
George-street,
York Motel
do.
WORItAL and THOMAS,-duly qualified
John
llall
Goldunii Silverriiiulf lloxes
Upset price £12 10s,
Traveller s Rest Hotel
Caversham
LET.—Brcadalbaue House,West Taieri. Po>
and Registered Medical Practitioners,may ho
John (ioodall
Ana Jfweilerv of every description, toonumeiiui
Maclaggan -street, do.
Shake.-])eare Hotel
session can he given, "ilith March. Apply t. ■onsultcd daily, at their Dispensary, No. 35, Areae.,..
Tho/uasBrooks Smith
to niriition, every iirtieie of which is guaran
Hotel
do.
township of Molyneux \V. Poi.i.ock, Uutcher, Princes-street,Diiuediu.
United
States
Walkerstmet,
A
sale
of
allotments
in
the
AI.
ses
ArehilialU
Lee
teeil lo be of the finest([iiality
Jloray-])lace, do.
will be held at the
Waverley Hotel
E. PLUM ME R,
Thomas JJireh
GreatKing street, do.
Albion Hotel
ci.utila pkruv,
to Let in the best part of Princes-streei JHMIST AND DRUGGIST
John Henry Koding
An parly inspection by the Ladies mid Gentlemen
Princes-street,
Tiiujwday,
May,
of
Wales
Hotel
do.
On
of
GILLIES
STREET
Trinces-street.
lVince
Ist
aue.ir^e Davis
' this cistiiet i> n^peclfiiiiy >olieit<(l.
Octagon, Princes-Street.
CaledonianHotel
Walker and Hope street, do.
At 12 o'clock.
William Christie
Open fioiu 1(1 o'clock a.m.. till 9 p.m
Princes-street, do.
Glasgow Arms
John Crawford
T>>
in
Robertson
k
LET,
ffmcni,
by
private
ilptel
Madaggan
Entrance to the bale Hoom
the
door of tli> Thomas Hudson
The townshipof Molyneux, lately established,bidsstreet, do.
Scanuansivian
Apph pi & .T. JI'KAY, Ui)holstcroi-s and Cnliinefc
Co.'s, now building Manso-strect.
Prinoes-stivet, do.
hotel!
Exchange Hotel
fair to become one of tlie principal seaport town?-, CO WIHGIIT,
Thomas Little
■T. M.-ikrrs. Hnttrav-sfciTot.DimHin. 15.%
RoBKRTSON
& Co.
]Maelajrgan--treet, do.
N. SOLOMON, PHOi-itircoi!,
Hotel
it is situate on the mouth of the Molyneux,iiume
Jlelboun.e
Simon
Jioss
Late of Uonrke-street, Melbourne
iviatrlyinside the Bar, so that ships can come up t.
Newmarket Hotel
Princes and Hope-street, do.
I DAXIKLS & CO.. .Auctioneers, V.-iluMomf.ird Wilkes
FOR LEASE OR SALE,
o
Agents, Princes
Arcade Hotel
it after passing through. A Jetty for landinggoods A FIRST-RATE STORE, containing
John MeCubbin
Arcade,Dunedin
two aparl
atois,and GeneralCommission
MOUSE,
Moniy-'place and Georga-stroet
Waverley llotcl
M A XCH KSTEI!
is about to' lie erected, and steamers and vessel*Jr\. Juents, each 28 x 3(5, within three minuter ■treet.
John Mufi'etChisholm
Abbeyieix
Aiaclaggan
uuedin.
iloihe
.'treet
of
150
tons
will
be
able
to
closi
l'linees-strcet, I
come
George Cox Dawsou
.ialk of Post-oflice,
and in clo.se proximity to Rattray
Tailor, braper, and Outfitter,
High and Mausc-street
alongside. A Custom House has been estabAleibourue Club Hotel
Jetty. Apply Pkrkiks and Co., Prince? TOIIN SWTTZEK, AVholesale and Retail
CharlotteDawsou
Leather and Grindery Warehouse,Princesnow sellinsr oil' the whole of his cxlensiv
Gold Diners' Kest
GrreenIsland
Ewen MeCoil
lished, and the Molyneux town has been declaieii treet.
Tppt, Munpilin.
greatly
prices;
Hawkesbury
reduced
cod
Hawkesbiiry Anns
SIJWMEH STOCK at
a port of entry. The navigationof the river is easy
Joseph Ueal
lun
East
Taieri
to
within
sisting of—
get
up
Steamers
can
access
of
the
Springbauk
Alexander Callemler
easy
LAND TO LET.
ICNOX & CO., Ueuerai Coiuuiisaioa
Hawkesbury
Black frock coats
older gold fields, ancLalso to the newly reported gold
SamuelWoolley
CAMPBELL
& CO. are instructed to let fo.
Agents and GoldBuyers,
p
workings at the junction oftheTuapeka River with
Ditto sac and over ditto
a term o years.
Broadway, Wetherstones.
Pilot, and drab ditto
Molyneux.
Large
supplies
ligiiite
the
of coal or
are Land with frontage to Great King-street, of 13
in this Office.
LEVIEN & CO., CommissionMerchants,
The above List of Applicants are here entered in -strict rotation from the date of filing
Tweed and reversible ditto
obtainable in the neighborhood of the river, and tin reet with a depth of 165 feet, at a moderate annua
TllOJlAb CAiiOUll,
Bridge-street, Nelson.
&c.
and
tweed
trowser*
Auctioneers,
immediately
contiguous
Governmentcoal field is
Black,doe,
rental
Clerk to the Bench.
Ne}>otia.ions are pending for placing a steamer 0..
Mi dford cord ditto
k TRUMAN'S SampleRoom. Open from
TO LET,
fiJ VKE
Pantaloons and breeches
Resident Magistrates' Office,
the river, and in time a large amount of goods foi
9 till 5.
O VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMole and cotton cord trowsers.
the diggings will doubtless be forwarded by thi.Dunedin,April 5, )Bu"2.
UNDlill-CLuTHING.
ruute.
MFNT-, each fronting Walker-street,82 fee
* Crimean
W. B. AHMSON, Architect nn-l Purveyor,
ON
CROWN
LANDS.—
Dalgety,
TIMBER
of
50
Rat\/TR.
persons
requiring
MapLivingstone's,
by
depth
and flannel shirts anil drawers
sta "" inches
a
feet, near
be obtained at Mr.
/~IKOWN LANDS.—Notice—All
Jri
RESOLUTION OF THE WASTE LAND tioner, can
Piiuces-atrt^et,nrar the Cutting-.
by
And a Inriie stock of Hosiery, ice, &c.
certificatesof occupation of land purchased on
rny, and Co.'s Enquire Ben Smith, Architect.
Considering the Ferry. Stafford-street; the Police Station, Clutha Princes-street..
BOARD.
"Ust
1862.—"
receipts
paymi'iit
of
March,
produce
lIATs?.
their
hem, must
AND MUM FORD, Brokers,
otVawing
very
and
the
smalquantity
limited
timber,
>|i|>lyiiur tor such certificates. W. H. Cuttkn.
Black silk deerstalkers
Shipping1, Custom House,Land and passenger
of tliH bushes scattered over the province, it is SALE AT TUAPEKA OF CROWN LANDS
'liief Commissioner.Waste Laud Board Ortici-, nesis
TO MARKET GARDENERS.
flush, felt, and Garibaldi's,cablings tree's ■|th
CuinmercialCliambers,Priuces-street,opquirkly
Jigutits,
being
not
desirable
to
nl
ow
of
the
timber
Fancy, black cloth, and navy caps
March, I«U2.
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE
LET—The best market garden in the neigl. >osite (ioveruiueiit Offices.
consumed. The exceptions are in the Taniuku and
Baliii'orals, Ike, &o.
DIGGINGS.
horhood of Dunedin,with or without paildock oj
Hushes, where the bushe* are very exBOOTSAND SHOES.
period'for West Const.
& MUKKAY, Importers ot
and, if necessary,
oight
cottage also.
acres,
LANDS.—NOTICE.—The
rate
piIIOWN
that the smaller
oi
tensive, Resolved,therefore,
Wellin^rtous and half ditto
Apply
the receipt of applications far the purchase ot licenses,
to (irant P. Farquhar, Prince- *.».« Drapery, Miiclaggan-street, opj)ositc Al»beyviz., £5 per horse power be only applicable to BLOCKS IV. & V., lIILLEND DISTRICT. "treet, for terms
Spring sides,lace ups
<'ix House.
buikling
Blocks
next
door
to
lower
corner
oi
jv. and v. Hillend District,
iiral
land
in
and
W.
I-I.
new
Co;ist
(red
the Tuiituku
West
Bushes."
Biuehei'S,Anieriean pen
of 125 LOTS of SUBURBAN and AGRI- Walker-street.
altered'from'the 31st instant to Tuesday,
ChiefCoinmissioii'T.
And a larjre assortment of women's am ■s hereby
1,1 'CARTHY. BELL-HANGER, LOCKSMITH
applica- CuiTliK,
CULTURAL LAND, situated on the Banks oi
he loth'day of April next, on whii)h day
cliildren's boots and shoes.
GUNSMITH, MACHINIST,
Duiiedin,
at
the
Land
tions will bis received
Office.
ihe Clutha River at hi junction with the Waitalmnti.
PIECE of LAND to LKT, Frontng L>X
OF
THE
PROVINCIAL
COUNCIL.
WOOLLEN DKAPEHY.
Apply to 13okthwick am
md at the Coinmis-nonvrsCnnip, J napi/ia. 'Ihe I\,f"EETING
on the high road to the Diggings from the South,an;,
8 fret by 00.
_T_L
Black and colored cloths
Proclamation, by John Larkins Cheese
GENERAL JOBBING SMITH,
given
will
be
on
applications
which
miles
Goldfields—ln
allotments
ol
Maciairgan
of the
street.
kins, Painters,kc,
■ecision,on
Black and fancy doeskins and heavy t.treed Wednesday,
I squire, Superintendentof the Province within 12
DUNEDIN.
HIOII-STKEET,
the 7t!i day of May next, when the iuciiardson,
Otago, New Zealand.—ln pursuance of the power from 7 to 118 acres.
Bed! -J and woollen curds,&c.
Patent Keys', Trusses,Biand Marks, &c, mad
will be put up to Bale by Auction, at the ot
and authority vested in me in thatbehalf, I do hereby
PORT
CHALMERS.
:
As larye shipments are about to arriveper Eleanor"! Sections
Tuapeka.
fix and pi-ociairn that the Fifteenth Sessionof the Applications will be received up to TUESDAY
LET on most advantageous terras, those twi 0 KIT CHARD
& CO., VETEKINAIiY
nnd
Dounn Anita," the whole must be cleare. '!amp,
Forms of applications may be obtained gratis on Provincial Councilvi tiie Province of Otago aforesaid,NEXT, tie loth Ikstakt, at the Camp, Tuapeka.
.valuable Sectionssituate in George-street, num L .SHOEING FORGE, liattray-streec.
without delay.
'application at the Commissioner'sCamp at Waipoii, shall be holden witliin the Provincial Council Hall, and at the Land Office,Dunedin.
oi
the
Port
Town.
hejrs
pian
conclusion.
T.
C.
to
assure
his
frirnrls
nm
liered
53
and
51
onthe
In
vVaitahuna,
Tuapeku, where maps of the lihook
supposing more than one applicatioi< For particulars, apply to
iREMOVAL.—THOMAS JOHNSON, Pbintkk
the publicthat, iroin his long:experience and practie.T oay be seen,and
Duuedin, in the said Province,and shall commence forDay of Sale,
anil copies of .the maps may Lie pur- upon
same lots, Wednesday, May 7th.
lAi and Bookhinuek,removed to Teller's BuildJOHN JONES & CO.,
knowli'flpc in the Tailoring Depiirtinent, all order
WEDNESDAY, the Sixteenthday of April, To
Livingston, Stafford-si.rei.-t.
Dimeilm,
persons
ha'-ed
of
Mr.
enable
to hid at the sale, it is necessary
at
o'clock
noon
and
the
members
of
Dunedin. -1 igs, Rattray-street, next door to Huttou's New
;
n.uy
witli whicli In;
he fiivorcdwill receive the strides ,nd Mr. J. Maekay, Gabriel'sGully and Waipori. In 1602, twelve
application*
at
the
Diinthey
put
in
LaiulOliice,
hereby warned to give their at that
workthe
said
Council
.Store.
good
style,
and
a
and
are
fit,
nature
of
attention,
printi-dform?
:onsequence of the misapprehension of the
tendance at the said time and place accordingly. edin, or at the Camp,TuapeUa, where
TO HOTEL-KEEPERS AND OTHERS.
manship.
CASSKLL, CustomHouse Agent,
he Otap-o Land Regulations by persons lately arobtained. Tin; makingan mo Let,
under my hand,and issued under the Public and all particulars can be
a Large Thrce-sto-ey BUILDING, with
NOTE THE ADDRESS
No. 1 FlhUers lane.
the province, the public are informed that, in Given
application involves no responsibility. The applicant Jl Ce^aring,
rived
in
Otago,
Seal
of
the
Province
of
at
this
H.OU
Dunedin,
mow in the course of Erection,suit
MAHCIIESTEM
SE,
the Sectionshi the Twentieth day of
applied
simpl.s
to
bid
at
the
Auction
of
is
to
the
land
it
up
■rcier
not
hound
tiiKc
for;
or
eighteen
sixty
Shopshundred and
ililu either tor a First-cla-s Hotel
two
I'riiicop-strcet, Dunedin ; and the
March,
application
they
must
make
it.
at
AGENTS
for
WM.
Blocks,
option
taking
up
bove-mentioned
of
tin
c' ■ituate in Princes-street North—adjoining the OctaSftllTH, Luntlier
Superintendent of the entitles him to the
two. J. L. 0 RiciiAUDSON,
VV UKDEH O V THE WOIIL
B,
■m the, loth day of April next. The making an Province of Otago.
price should there be no other sipp iciirit, or in oas> gon.
O Merchunt, Melbourne. A. M'LANDRESS
Arcade
implication involves no responsibility, and the applithere is it enables him to iiM at the auction for the see
VND CO., opposite Dalgcty, liattray, and Co.
particulars apply to
further
For
applieii
any
smt is not obliged to take up
of the laud
will be paid at the Treasury on tion or sections for which he pus in an application,
S. CORBETT,
the second day after the same a.c received at from which he would be otherwise excluded.
SINCLAIR AND HISLOI\
for, unless he becomes the purchaser at tin- .Sale
Manchester House,
TUAPEKA GOLD-FIELDS'
md it. is usual to apply for the whole Block, as the the Ofiiceof His Honor the Snperintendant, from Mapsto lie procured atMr. Livingstone's, Stationer.
(I.ATK M. SINCLAIR),
Princes-street.
Gabriel's
and
ipplicant can only bid for those sections for which the Heads of Departments.
Mnekay,
Gully,
or
at
Mr.
Duiii'iiin,
PRINCES -STREET, DUNEDIN.
VICTORIA STORES. lie has applied. Blocks iv. and v.. Hillkkd DisWaipoii.
SHAWL,
WA.NTLE, MILLINTSRY,
HARBOUR.—Notice is hereby
tiuct, are situate on the north bank of the Clutha
A CERTAIN FORTUNE.
O Ladies', Children's, and Gentlemen's Outon
that parties taking stones from the Harbour DAY OF APPLICATION, TUESDAY NEXT,
itiver, are within 12 miles of the Gold-field,andThe
it
D
rapery
and
General
permission
Captain
from
Warehouse.
Thomson,
the high road to the ditrginss from the Sou'h. teet without a written
APRIL 15th.
To Chemistsand Druggists.
Harbour Master,will be prosecuted a? by law difor Steamersdrawing 4
WETHER STONE'S BRANCH. JluthitKiver is naviiiable
M. MELU.ISH. Photographic Artist above
BE LET, a Chemist and Druggist's Shop,, ii ■i'\)
Fellows' Hall, near the cutting,
.vater, to a point above the land now open for appli- rected.
Blocks iv. and v., Hillend District, are situateVV
the
Odd
cation. W. H. CUTTKN, Chief Commissioner.
the best position in Duuedin, doing a goo friuces-street.
LICENSING- MEETING, on t*ie north bank of the Olutha River, are witliii.
Waste Land Board Office,
OAMARU. —Notice is hereby given, that the 12 miles of the GoldField, and on the high road to justness. Kent moderate. Stockand fixtures, &,c..
27th
1562.
River
it
at
valuation.
M'LICLLAND,
Auctioneer,
ic,
dig-rings
Granting
"WINTER
STOCK.
March,
for
Publicans'
t!ie
from
the
South.
The
Clutlia
meeting
WINTER STOCK.
iDuncdin,
annual
ofJustices,
Kotk.~The whole of the purchase money must be Licenses for the ensuing year, will be lielil at the navigablefnrsteainersdrawing i feet water, toii poini For particulars apply to
Estate, and Commission Agent, No. 2,
[paid at tlie time of Sale.
Mercer's Buildings.
Police office,in Oamarn, on TUESDAY, the 15th oi abn'e the. land now open fjr application. W. H
LUKE & TRUMAN,
~
House Agents,
April, 186:2,at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,at which OQTTEN, ChiefOoininisioner.
[CAR D.I
Waste Lai-d Board Office,
Manse-street.
"VTINERS AND OTHERS will be supplied with /-GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.—The Govern- time and place .applications for Publicity's Licenses
Rattray-street, Dimedin; MooraWATTS,
1802.
applications
will lie taken into consideration. All
Dunedin, 27th March,
VJT ment does not in any case bind itselt to accept must
bool-sii-eet,Gcclonjr; and Market-street,
be drawn up i;i proper form and be lodged at Note. —Ths whole of the purchase moneymust be
EXCHANGE SALES-ROOM.
Melbourne: Auctioneer anil General Commission
SPIRITS,
BEER, GROCERIES i'iy tender. The ret-jiective tenders must contain the fcii
WINES,
is Officeon or beforethe first Tuesday in April. paid at the time of Sale,
by post,
Agent.
uiitress which will find the tenderer
T. W. PARKER,
CASPER & CO.have to Let on Short
and must be written on foolscap paper, in a plain^lePROVISIONS, SLOPS,
l!e.si<!ent Magistrate.
yEULETT AND BOLSART,Registry Offices
ible hand, and lodged in the Superinteudend'ss Office,
Lca.«e,
X and Labor Mart, next Victoria Butchers' Coinundersigne
REWARD.—The
days
meutioneu
on
cr
before
the
■VTOTICE,
£100
i>uneriin,
wautea lor buiiuing a
A TEN-ROOMED HOUSE,
IRONMONGERY, TOOLS, TIMBER, &c,
Teiiuers
Staftord-street.
jany,
to
t
.n;ieby
Roadj
j.\
persoi
and
oilers
a
reward
of
any
.clow. AH plans, kc, in connection with
stable at Tokomairiro Police Station, to be either producing the person or £100
giving authentic in iVell fitted-up, and within ten minutes' walk of tlir
"iridges, will be seen at the Road Oflice, and those lodged on Friday, the 18th inst. Copies
At Carriage' Advance on
plan
of the
Hattray-street Jetty.
Viscount
Guill
DR. CRAWFORD,
I'aget
O'Grady,
at
otliee
of
Public
brmatiou
ot
more
Buildings,
the
uUaing to Public
Royal Navy,
specification fur the same may be seen at the .vho ariived in th colciiy of Vittjiiii in 1857,a;.i
Rent very low ; in-coming only ,£IOO.
Subokon
Dunediii and if they are to be seen at any and
DUNEDIN WHOLESALE PRICES. ;ui!dings.
l'ulice Station. Tokomairiro, and al»o at the officevi .ias
Surgeon H.M. Flag-slup
stookriding,
bullock-driving,
in
an
T^ORMERLY
employed
in
the
advertisement.
been
place,
thiT
it will be notified
BARGAIN" £50. SEVEN YEARS' LEASE. Jt? Raleigh ; tenSenior
Buildings. Dunedin.
Public
years'
practical experience in the
m
splittingin various parts of N.S. Wales,and from
tender after flic
fONTHACTOI f* withdrawinir asamp
SALE, a Three-roomed Cottage, Weather- Jolonyof Victoria.
ilie hist day of vinrivinir the
will not be "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Block HI liable intbnuation, has latelyarrived in Otago fron null
lj board and American Duck, near to Albion Hotel.
N.S.
Wales.
Viscount
Diggings,
iurrangong
Moeraki Distiiet, and Blocks VI and VII
Guii
4S?"Residence—Criterion
Hotel.
illoiveil toteiini'i' forany Government"work, durinsr 1M
\V AITAIIUXA BRANCH
succeeded to his title, aud i >reat King street. Apply to Mr. Wuigiit, Store■he six months' immediately following such .with- oainaru District, have been withdrawn from Sale. liinore has but recently as
ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS.
Patrick or Pat Grady, .eeper, GreatKing-street.
W. H. CUTTEN,
uhereforebetter known
Irawal.
In addition to the above will
(irst
arrival in Vie
ChiefCommissioner. lame he'has assumed since his
i!y order, John Logan, Clerk to Superintendent.
POEPEL & TOX WAR D
GRAZING PADDOCKS.
Waste Land Board iffire,
-oria. ST. JOHN BRANIGAN, Commissione
City Surveyors' Office,
SELL A GUARANTEED ARTICLE
April 3 18IJ2.
)AA ACHES-at- the Kaikorai, Green Island.
Duneilin.
■it' i'olice.
TENDERS will T»e received at this
acres of Ploucrhiiij.
per
"UU
3-.
lid.
week.
bO
Princes Street.
In Wines, Spirits and Beer
officeup to the 21st inst., for the supply oi
No. 403.—The riglit to occupythe countn
(i let.
Apply to
i.oOObushels of Provincial or Tasmanian Oats liaw
witiiiu Kirn No. 403, Hawkdun Ranges, wi- I
NOTICE.
ATBIN
&
BARNIER.
EDWIN
JONES,
BY THE SINGLE BOTTLE.
included,delivered as jier sample in such quantities be put up toauction between the applicants on Friday. A LL persons indebted to the firm of 11. Wilson .">
JEWELLER AND DEALER
:is maybe required (hiriiifr the period ending Ist day iht 2511i inst., at 12 o'clock noun.
Co. and 11. Jones & Co. are requested to pa.
in Mathematical, Optical, and .Philosophical
FREEHOLDS.
W. H. CUTTEN,
f t-eptcmber next. Tendera to state the price per
Mr. Robert Wilson, Stafford-street
ChiefCommissioner. ,:ieir accounts todays
SALE, or to LET for a term of years,
Instruments,
Inis-hel of 3,000 bushels delivered at the Central
froui the date hereof,to obviat.
..ulii.i fourteen
newly built COTTAGE,containing six rooms
Waste Land Bowl Office,
as also the price per
DUNEDIN.
CI-A RE N DON BItA X C 11. Police Station. Tokomairiro
pvoceeiliners.
quarter-acre,in a retired situation. „
.eitiil
tli
April
delivered
Uunediu.
JOHN
IBU3.
!iishel of 500 bushels
at
Dunedin,
3,
All claims against the firm must be rendered witlui
Also,two Double Cottages near Knox's Church,
"WETHERSTONEU
WHOLESALE
LO.GAN,Clerk to Superintendent.
Sign Whiter, House and
"VTOTH.'E to Miners, Gabriel's Mining District lie same period, or they will not be recognised.
ill be ready shortly.
Superi. tendent's Office,
ROBERT WILSON.
_L\
ruby given that the names of t'hi
—Notice
is
h
P»r
Sale,several Freehold Cottages and land.
COAOU
April
STORES AND FORWARDING AGENCY.
1862.
8,
a.HENIIY
JONES.
duly
persons
Duuediu,
submitted to me
i dowiug
have been
For Sale and Lease,sections in Port Chalmers,
PAINTER,
andidates for the lliuing Board of the above dis Dnnedin,April 9, 1802.
[nvercargill, &c, choice Rural Land, North anu 1
Decorator and Paperhanger.
The River Bar being in course of Removal,
given trict.
South. Apply to
THEME C>UKT.—NOTICE is hereby
McMasters
Savage
Job
James
THOS.
tin;
at
Wharf.
eesREDMAYNE,
sitting
Supreme
Cargoes
the
of the
Courtfor
Tkn Steamerswill laud their
tliiit a
NOTICE.
La cakd.]
J(>hn E. Harvey
Jolin Farrell
Castle-street.
holdeu at the
will be the
JAMES GILLON', Auctioneer, and
;>;itchof I rimimil BusinessThursday,
OF PARTNERSHIP.
Mclntyre
Cole
DISSOLUTION
Chappie
Campbell
John
Colin
-V)U
clay
TONS
Blh
of
STOKAIiK IOR
''ourt House,Dmiediu,on
GeneralCommission A{;ent, Morey-place.
P. (,>. Caplis
Thomas White
E Partnership hitherto subsisting between th(
■"'.ay next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon and that a
undersigned, carrying on busines together in Co
George Brodie
Denis Doyle
AND TO LKT on BUILDING LEASE.
fitting for the despatch of Civil Business will be
MERCIIA N D I £ X
Livery
Stable
o
SYDNIiY JAMES'
City
Robert
Ciarke
John
Rose
as
General
streets
in
the
Monday,'the
partnership
following
19th
Merchants,
\U
in the
holdeii at the said Court Ho\iseon the
(Late ofMelbourne,)
James Randall Gascoine
keepers and Carriers, in 'Stafford-street,Dunediu,1 (UNKDIN:—
"ay of May next, at 10 o'clock in
forenoon,at
EDWARD
mutual
consent.
by
Dowling-street
day
CROKER,
this
dissolved
recognizances
George-street
LIVERY, BAIT, AND COMMISSION STABLES
A-hick Uim» and pla*.e all persons under
Returning Olllcer.
Rattray-street
and by the firm of R. Wilson & Co. Stuart-street
or witnesses,
All
debts
due
to
as
appear
prosecutors,
cO
defendants,
Maclaggan-street.
D. U N E D I N:—
Manor Place
Tuapeka,
and ilenrv Junes & Co. will be received and paid b.
Filleul-street
are lequited to give their attendance. ROliT.
Saddle and Harness Horses for Hire.
sth April, 18G2.
Stafford-street
Uobeit
I*oll.
St.
Andrew-street
Registrar.
JHAI'iUAN,
Chief Office, Stafford-street.
ROBERT WILSON.
Walker-street
Hanover-street
To MINERS n Uabriei's Mining DisSupreme Court Office,
[A Card.]
HENRY JONES.
The Otagon
Moray Place
trict.—Notice is hereby given, that, in accordPUBLICANS,
given for mi
iluneuiu, iOth April, 18(52.
11.
Dunedin.
Valuation
MINERS, STOREKEEPERS,
Witness—R.
Leabv,
Account,
erm
of
14
Lease,
years.
R. T. DOSSETT & CO.,
ance with the Bth Cause of a Proclamation by llts
to
Henry
Jones continues carry on thi irovt'ineiits.
Auctioneers, 'Stock and
the Superintendent of Otago, dated tin; slh N.B.—Mr.
AND OTHERS,
D. J. NAPIER,
Applyto
DO NED IN.—Wanted Straw and Honor
dayof March, 1862,and in consequence of the nomi- same business as when in co-partnership, StaffordGENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
Princes-street.
Chall'. Apply immediately to the Hospital nations
gully,
for seats in the Mining Hoard of the above .(street, Jiunedin.
wkathekstone's
Requiring: any Special Goods,can do so through thio "Keeper.
1862.
TUAPBKA.
District, exercding tin; nu'iibi-rof Members requir. d Dunedin, oth April,
Office or the Branches.
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
said Board,a Poll will take piare on Thurson
the
I fCOMMODAT'ON HOUSE FOR POPO day, the 24th day of April, lfG2, at the Commercial
Milton Accommodation House,Tokomairiro.
A CARD.
NO I-'XTKA CHARGE FOR FORWARDING.
intention of the Go- Hoiel, Junction Gabriel's Gaily, the poll to com- FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! FURNITURE
proprietor, wishing to dispose of the above
TUNA.—Itabeituf the
AND MIJMFORD beg most
or lease,does herewith
by
of
30
Acres
of
Groundfor
sale
grant
premises,
to
Lease
at
in
ihe
and
lo
close
at
the
Albion
Hotel.
either
King-street,
eniineut
mence nine o'clock
forenoon,
Groat
near
respectfully to inform Mercliants,ftorekeepin a profif/ //. MO SUM, ProjrrtHi-i :,ne
four o'clock in "the afternoon of the same day.
ive notice to anyparty wishing to invest
erection of an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, at
i>e
and others,that they have
& CO. beg to inform the inhabitants oi .hle business,that the above house and stables, with eis, vJaptains of vessels,
"opotu a, Oiitiie great South Road,Tenders will
Kdwakd Ckokuk, Returuintr Officer, Tuap-ka.
Valley ana JJuneuiu generally,
business as Brokers,Shipping, anil Genethe
North-east
is
commenced
Supcrinten
disposed
His
"Honor
tbe
to
be
of
on
acre <>f laud attached,
u-eived at tho ilfnre of
B'h April, 1380.
me
Agents,
have
uouiiuunceu
business
as
Manufacturer.
ral
Commission
and hope that by attenihoy
apply
S)Ui
liiat
to the untiay
terms. For particulars
EX lIANOK SALES-ROOM.
■ea*onable
;nt. Dunediii, on or beforeFRIDAY, the
c on to business to merit a share of public support.
r'sL.u Importers of ail kinds of Household Furniture. dersigned.
fXUIE Conti-actorswho Tendered for the following'"'
from parties willing to erect said House.
ii ivlav, i.SH'2,
bj
oppusite GoSous'
P
ianos.
Commercial
Chambers,
Princes-street,
and
DUNCAN CIIISHOLM.
JL Works are reiinesteJ to call immediatelyat thel:| SoleAgents for Bmdwood Repaired.
f'A>PBH k CO. have for en.l. A g'»od Stali.efur at least S Horses mu. t a.so
vernment Offices.
|
Pianos Tuned and
Tokomairiro,Ist March, 1862.
A .--IX-i'.UOilliD COiTAGE.
"reeled. A Wan of the whole to accompanythe I'rovi.icial l'.ngiueei's' Uftice,Dunediu.
:}
inile.s and S chains of Road f.om
Muialliiig about
CIoc to Ji-tty. Stimrt-sirri't iirine. £300.
D-uiiedin to Taieii I'erry.
Tender to state how much Ground Rent will be
OTAGO PROPERTY INVESTMENT
Lost, Found, &c.
Metiiliing' aiiout one mile of the Roid from Taifi
EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS.
COMPANY.
.ALKXANDEIt CUM aI I N tf,
must l.c paid for the LiFerry to Clutlia Ferry. 8 April. ISG2.
usual
License
Fee
The
prepare for the hist biilanee. Members are reStafpord-stp.eet,
one
Lease
will
be
for
Spirits.
iiise to S.-11
The
year,
quested to be clear on the. Hooks, not late:
UTA G O
To Persons in search of
£5 REWARD.
for S:ileInvoices of—
.ut will be renewed from yrar to year, if the House
than the Meeting to be held onTUESEAY, the iiuii
as
from Tuapelta, Brown Gelding. Brand
PREMISES.
Slops. Blankets
s conducted to the satisfaction of the Government,
April, 1562.
BUSINESS
not
J like M or \V near shoulder, wart on side of
GOVKRNM E N T
J
Hosierv,'Hubci-flashery
aspects chart's and otherwise. If the Lea*e i«
T7IDWARD
&
CO.
Lave
several
CASPER
face. Applyat Bank's Store, Gabriel's Gully; or,
the suiicFlannels and LKapery in great variety
enewed,however, the property erectedatwith
Messrs. M'Cull and Campbell, Green Island.
vuluatuin.
Boots and Shoas
T O W N
LAND
SALES.
JONES & CO,
ion of the Governmentwiii be taken twoamonUisaf
and
WAREHOUSES
SHOPS
ci
Pharmaceutical and Dispensing Chemist,
Ames' lull" handled round point shovels
he buildin" must be erected within
LET ON LEASE.
TO
miut
tender,
pounds
acceptance
fifty
of the
and
Hunt's D handled do., do.
,ie
COHMi11 OF MaNSH-STKKHT,
£1 REWARD.
guarauieo for the ful(Next to Cobb's Booking Offices),
Ironmongery of all kinds
"a lodged with the tender as a
from Hanover Koad,a Green Ground Parrot, or Kakapa. Whoever will bring the bird
iiment of the riiipiseuicnt
WAIH OLA TOWNSHIP.
KM the publicof Dunediu that they hay.
Conveyances.
opened their new Establishment with a Stocko
to the office of tins paper shall receive the above
3 BURTON ALE, New Brew. Just landed
AND MEASURES, Unstamped AT the Wnihola School-House,ou Tuesday,!liv; must genuine JJrugs and Chemicals, and trus
reward.
on Saleat ur stores.
Liyht, found in the possession
.of
or
to receive a sliai-e o
lengthened
experience
TO
GOLD
from
tlnir
OF
FARES
THE
TICKLE & CO.,
REDUCTION
person on "and after Monday, 14th April, 1802
public patronage.
o'clock.
FIELDS.
on the vbnd near to Wailiola Lake, some
Stiifford street. mv
Jie I'erson havingthe same will be prosecuted as bj the -29th instant, at 12
i'bysieians' prescriptions nccurate'y prepared.
and after MONDAY, April 14th, the faresby
Nores and a Gold Receipt Whosoever can
provided. J iiiES Mills, inspector Stuiloal
promptly
law
orders
executed.
Royal Mail Coacheswill be '■ 'rientily the same can have them by pnyinjrexpenses.
Country
MOLYNKUX TOWNSHIP.
Coi.b
and
Co.'s
UltOSh"- treet. Duiiß'iin.
LANLMNU.ex " SOUTiIEUN
"
Apply Nonpakkii/Boakdiug House, Dunedin.
Uest Baltic lied Deals,'J x a
FLfRNITUUE.
Gabriel'sGully (Tuapeka)
£3 Os. Od.
At the Clutha Pony, on Thdhsday, the Ist day
Uecloug Lime
Waitahuna
2 10s. Od.
Sheet, Lead. i\ lit. to i lb.
OAMAKU TO WAITAIU.—TENSALE, a quantity of veiy superior FurniDecember27th,1861,from theJuncj
turp, ciinsistinjrof—
Tokomairiro
1 lOs. Od.
U. UuUiillTON,
tion of Gabriel's Gully, a small Chestnut Horse,
DLRS will bo rectivtd on or before Fn-.av f May next, at 12 o'clock noon.
Elepant iarye-sizeQ iron bedsteads
And way Stationsin proportion.
;
rUinjj 4 years,with tetherfope, branded J nearrump,
StaiVonl-streel.. ih April, for the construction of a poniou ut the
between ItibbleLoi> tables,horse-hair srated chnhs
POhT CHALMERS.
Coaches
leave the officeat half-past 5 o'clock am. small white star on forehead,been staked fn near
sortliem Tnnik HvuA,BXtemiins
(Jamaru.
Clnsts ilrnwei's,dining tab.es,paiias-es, dressing iaily. To the Aiolyueuxevery Monday, Wednesday,i fore leg, was last seen in Wi therstone's Gully. A
XX DON*AANITA.
Siieciiicareet i>ml tii« Town hounuury,
tables
day
Friday,
on
12th
of
f
Lauding, a have sup; ly of first class BOOT:- "oils :it Police Station, Oumaru, anu Roaii Oiuce,
Monday,
At Port Chalmers,
the
and
at 8.30 a.m. Fare, 15s.
remard of £t> will be paid to any person delivering
and an American parlorstove
E. T. FOLEY,
---from
the home uuiiuiry, including Ladies' am ■une- ;iiiLarffe iron safe,gentleman
rhe above horse at the CommercialHotel, Junction
:
relinquisliinir houseThe
of
a
Hiding
Spurs.
property
Agent.
Bo
with
Hoxes
and
at
its,
May
next,
lientlemen-i'
12 o'clock noon.
liabriel's Gully. ■' ':■,
;i '. ■■ ;r
keeping, welfwiTihy the ntteutioii of par ie-i furnishThe aii.jvi- goo;s warranted by the ȟbscribi-r,
V
.■..--'}UULIC BUH.DiNO Dr.PAKTMENT.—Notice
LUST.
lieM ijiXPKESS AND CONCORD
been
selected
fmm
the
having
tiie
above
j-uppied
ing,
T. V. ADAAi.
all
articles
Ui>
tlmt
OAMAUU.
L is lif'iiliy
Saturday afternoon, in Maime-street,a PortmrikiTSof Victoria; ulsi>,a weighingnmuiiiue,weijjh- lU Family Cam,Gigs, Doj; Carts, Wiiitechapel
Uctii.uo., ai.d Oeorge ttreei- iis ili-piiitini-iit■'■iven,
mn>t l)i- ili-livcicil in viliiie (if ;■
mdnnaie,:containing
Silver
and two re■ipiing Caits, Harness,&c, on sale at
some'
At Oamaui. on Wbpkesdat, the 2dth day ofnnur 11 cwt.
the;above to Jas. Pater«
ceipts. 1 Anyone delivesiins;
CM! -FIN!' .^nTrr, st J!r B. Sn itb, An.""netl order ircmi the ilepnrfinent, ami liiiit whin
r~*
I
MILLER BROTHERS,
WM. SMITH,
KijuUitiuxu
,
"counts mv rendered lor .-ucli, theseltioJJ.
(re:, Cuiun;urda!Oluiu.b.rs,lJnu^esrStri.et.
s
on
and
rewarded.
suitably
Co. will be
Staflbrd-street.
-'■Coach. Builders/ Stattbrd-street, Dunediu
Alsj next, at 12 o'clock noon.
iniust beattuclied to.tljeui. 7th March,
hiatea on afUe.
„
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\
;
MercLan_Le.
3
i'uhlit1
'
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\li'LUiCli
JIOKOMAUIIHO.—
THIi/rWYN
rp,o
.
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JUNCTION^
rpo
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DRS.
OFFICKS
OFFICES
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TO
—
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ELIGIBLE
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SALE
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■
ACCOUNTS
;
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OTAGO
give:.,l
TO
ANNUAL
WILLIAM
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BUILDEKri.—
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HAS
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TH
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FKRULL
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TFIE
WEIGHTS
ROADS.—
JUST
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JKA.ILY TIMJ^a
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F Alii TItA LI A
■t in ihe light of adiiiinl-terinij the civic been accepted, an.l tiie \vjiik.is,to.tjfi.-.«o«miei4eer "►l^ir;<fi<-st;-ci)-iiintn('c;i\i.jUti:ugr.o.i Sattfl-liiyyjUJr^riiuu
UN 10 N BAN IC
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER AND PR-SENTATION OF
"I eliiiH'orrliciiriproveiiic'iit of "private this week.
""mtiVon
The Lord Bishop of Christeliureh i at the"Criterion Hotel, at thiee o'cloclfprecisely.
branch.
■opertv, luit fur the advantage of the citizen-- to lay the corner stone in Mnv next.
On Saturday afternoon,at throe o'clock, the '■omENTERIUiD INWARDS.
neraHy.we cmue to a'very different conclu-j The following statejn 'lit slm^vs tlio cn:i litio 1 init.tci!
BANK issues Drafts ami Letrers
iibovt;' iipiHiinlu I, assembled ar the Criti'W'
(FIIOJI OUR O'.V.N COKUKSPOXDEXT.)
i
'jnillS
[I iti:l—.Mr. Al..X'iu'lt'r Cu'ii'iiiour in the chair. IV
hi. \\ ethen^ee tliat ton-sist Brown in making
April ]2tli—Nil.
Chedit on Loxiu>s, which aie negt'cial
I
trial
before
Saui'.-iluy
of lI.M. fiaol last
:—ll"or
Ha- s'tit.. M»*siv».Ti!DiM|i«vi,
On Thursday hist a liinurr was given to Sergvantis
tjitrc.vr
Irbi,a:>
liioiigli
Agents
OrnVARDS.
its
in
Liiitaik
and
out
of-ihe
is
to,
ENTERED
way >feet.
tantamount
JiiirkiT, Watts D rVivl
Court,
■lnjur
Vj
m
I
f
male
for
trial
before
■preine.
,
Ui-avki:ii,nt tin: G<il<!cil.Age Hotel, Wriltur21? ilos,
J. lla.t, S.imi'Shi. i».ck, Coll, Ctmp.'iell, ami Fra«:crificinj; the uholc hody of rsitupavi-r-, -cc-;
April 12th—Avenger, 30 tons, Trayte, for Sydney, uid.ou iis varii us Uiaiieims in New Zeat.am>,.
lonc's. About fifty gentlemen Mit <lo\vuto dinner—
magistrates. 2 males; under sentence to hard labor, an I Dr. CrawCinl, Al.y. (tu tin- nutioii of M
dp.ia, New South Wales, Queesslamj, Sou.
i
.igtliat
they
in ballast.
derive
little
or
no
from!
benefit
Saaip
by
Campbell,
o.i. seconded
Mr.
the ollicc't jinougst whom we noticed thr; principal storekc. pers
.April 12th—Mariposa, 211 tons, Moore,for Guam, Auotbalia, and Ta.-mama.
he expenditure. On the other hnr;d »l-ji4O males,-4females; to imprisonment,:*! females: hj onorary
Agencies at Tuapeea and Wethekstose's.
secretary was dc!egn!cd to Mr. Fn'deri<-I^;:id
in ballast, and six steerage passengers.
men of Ijinme-tf on Tuiipekft. The dinner itself
W asof-}M!SinesS mrtr-be ltaineft'Jil'apprieation
a. hough jortes refuses to put his hand in his; jfJobtb'rg;"s'-'"iiiitles; lunatics. .'! males..; received Dick ; and <iv tiie motion of Mr. -Thompson, se'""'
Apivill2th—Edward, 74 tons, Dodds,for Guami,'iiv.._g'^Bnnk
"'."'. "jocktt nevertheless the citizens'.derive snch (hiring the week,-21 male..?,.
High-street. :....■ :.
discharged conded by Mr. De Oarl<v' the officeof. Treasurer \Vn ■vns of Clip 'iu6.<t;reclierelw cWirneter,'and"rcfhcUd
in.
the
4
females?:
ballast:
■■■""
■■'"-■.-..- -ALFRED JACKSON,
Jlr Lewis Sanip^on. The secretary ex- .;ront credit on the proprietors of the GoldenAgo, who
the making*of a street through during-the week,25 males; total number of pri- deputedatornuirh
.QOASTVFISE,. INWARDS.
Manager. ■klvantagefrom
dciitni of the illuminated tcstinionia .v.d provided it. Itis not too much to
that the
vhich there is a great deal of thoroughfare, soners inside the gaol on Saturday evening, 75 hibited
April 12th—F.A. Garriques, 189 tons, Woodcock, Dunedin,April, 1862.
referredto in our report of the preliminary proce (I- aljie was supplied in a style tliiit wouldsay,
li.vc done
hat they have a right to expect that the funds males,8 females; or 83 in all.
from Wellington, with cattle ajid two passengers
iusrs. The sumo was affirmed,and ordered to li« nr- iicat credit to a
metropolitan
hotel. The room w.s
tislicallyengross,d. A ibaltof lln- address to Capi
c devoted to that purpose.
Stockmen,master, agent.
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
To look a littlp closer into the matter, we The resumed proceedings in the Otngo and M'Leau was ihcn read by the lion, seerotaiy, and oi tastefully decorated with cver^retms, bimuei-s,and
COASTWISE, OCFWAKPS.
appropriate mottoes. Dr. Dr:tke occupied the chair
April12th—Surprise, 12 tons, Beveridge, for Blue- Capital, £750,000.
Reserve Pond, £218,001, uspect that the principle is altogether faulty SouthlandDebt Arbitration are appo.nted to take the- motion of Mr Thompson, seconded by Mr. Camp
It was re.olved that the ticket, ■Hid was abiy supported by Dr. liuriows as Vie..'
o ask owners of private property to submit place this forenoon, at eleven o'clock, in theoffice bill, was adopted.
skiu, with general cargo.
DUNEDIN BRANCH.
for tin! fonhroinin-r banquet should not be tiaiisflr- ehairnum. After
April 12th—City of Nelson, 60 tons, Hooper, foi
RAITS GRANTED, on.the most favorab! o special taxation for general municipal pur- of the Superintendentof the Province.
tlie usual loyal toasis had b. en proili'e ismh- to be limited to sixty in
nb'e,
twi
general
Lyttclton, with
i-arco and 26 passengers.
terms, on the numerous Bmnrlies of the Uaiii
duly honored, tin; Oh.iirm.inro-u an proThe Body that administers the JVlu- The Garrick Club held a rehearsal at the Pro- of which will be tiie tor tin- Press,'anil numhr-r,
the price o posed and
I
April 12th—Herniiue,250 tons, Berg, for Welling- n New Zealand and Au&tialia ; also on London,ai.s o*es.
ticket was fixril at Xl 10s. Tlip inni-tinjitbei, posed tlie to;\st of the evening—that of the health 1"
at the various Branches of the National Ban! acinal funds should consider what works vineial Hotel, Stafford street, on. Saturday. All each
ton, in ballast.
..>a\able
adjourned to Tuesday eveninsr,the loth cuvreir Scrircaiit-iMajor liiacken. Tin- Cliaiiman
April 12th—Alpha, 40 tons, Irving, for Chatham if Ireland.
ue most required, and feel itself lionnd to
appro'to-moiTow).
characters
for
the
first
havebeen
li is iontcniplMed to collect a pur.-< ie wiiuid nut in.uige the meeting with a stated thatplay
the
Deposits
under
Islands, i ith general canro.
INTEREST is allowed on
ns
:ive these tb« preference. If it once admit priately'cast, and the members hope to peiform of five hundred sovirciuns
lon^siieteli.
for CV.ptnin M'Lean, tb- it was clia neteristie of biaveiy tliat it was
{jeili-ra.lv
April 12th—Yarrow,229 tons, Scott,for Welling On the minimum monthly balance of
light
it has the
to take into consideration
same to be presented n't a puhiic
currentaccounts
ilinui'r, api>i>int<-' acci>iiipniiii-il witii a Miring uiuilesty. that neiiln'r
ton, in ballast, with three cabin passengers.
2.J per cei.\ lint
■to ii crowded house at the Princess Theatre, next to
he
will
of
Motel,
iidxantage
placi!
ile.-ire<]
tliiit
accrue
owners
take
at
the
Criterion
on
the
second
nor
sought
to
to be laudi <! in' terms of over3 percent.
IMPORTS.
On deposits fixedfor three months
F
ridayilay
week.
Milisiqucut to that gentleman's arrival in whelming pr;,ise. It was MiiKeient,theiefi.re.that
Do.
do.
six months
4per cent. irivate property from the proposed works, it as
April 12th—F. A. Gairiques, from Wellington
twelvemonths
in-, in the name of the peopleuf Weriierstone s, should
Do.
do.
5 per cent. much as invites thr encouragement of a sysi'-m To-morrow (Tuesday) is the day appointedf.r Uuncdin.
(i5bullocks,2 calves,17 kegs butter, 2 tons hay, i
produce
hypolht'
present totjugt -Miijor Blacken a small tcken of their
on
wool
other
Advances
maile
or
f
public
favoritism. We can understand a
licenses at the Court
bale; canvas, order.
hearing
applications
lor
new
admiration of the wai, courage,and fidi-Hly that l.ad
COURT,
hearing-goe<
two
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S
■atod to the Bank. Local Bills,
inexorably jt st as long as it a- House.
EXPORTS.
chai aeteri cd his couiiuct since the Titapik'a go.d field
discounted. Agencies of other banks under ody being.\ames,
Siitmday, 12th April, 1802.
odeal with public mutters.
Hut if these be The drama Hubert Macaire has had a run of
ha<l iiad the advantage of his pretei.ee. 'ilie cup,
April 12th—Cityof Nelson,for Lytfcclton 1 trunl akeu on reasonable terms.
(Before Allied CliethnuiStrode,K-q., R.M^.)
which is valued at-10 guineas, was then presented to
boots. 3 cases axes, 2 doz. fpades, 2 doz. axes, 5 coils
narrowed down to a eonsii'erat'im of individual tliree nights of
at the Princess Theatre. In this
Air. liiacken, and heitij; tilled wiih cliami>agiie was
rope. 2 cases blue, 1 case starch, 2 cases n.ustard, )
parties
A. DOUGLAS,
of
utter
Dia'KKi^KKSS.Jihc
uiideimentioned
wei:
deny
pos-ibility
■laims we
the
mi.i-ounu the board. After the applaud, which
Manager.
case sardines,1 c:\se lobsters, 2 chests tea, 1 cas<
piece, the part of the terrible Hobcrt Macaire hitn- summarily dealt with lor this oiience: Alexanuei pasted
a
rtiality.
deed,
Jt
we
tlioul.f
that
if
insay
*ib ot a moht ti.multuoiiK eliaracti-r, imd subsintd,
cigars, 1 case pipes, 1case salad oil. 1 case saltancs.
Harry
Ist
1862.
James
William
An
by
Dunedin, March,
self was sustained
Mr. 'JLVm. Fawcett, who ac- Bruce,
Sullivan,
Smith,
Hvidual interests are to be taken into
brey. and '.Thomas Beard,who wire heveially lined Is. Air. Lrackeu ros>e and stated that he felt completely
1 case peppermint, 1 case ginger wine, 1 case lemoi
at lhe Town Poard we would in- quitted himself very well as the cruel and des- or, in default, committed to gaol for iS hours. Tl;e :«, a loss how to reply. His line ol life hau been
1 case cloves, 1 case castor oil.
syrup, 2 cases vet-tas.
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
rioduce the provision which obtains in Le- perate, but withal nicrcuiial French robber. Ab hist nanitd
3f>pkgs (personal effect-), J. Wood.
party had betn aumitted to bail on a per action and nut talking, and he tlwrei'oie hi.peil that
Note.—lhe Warren Goddnrddoes not clear out ti'.i
and nid not a|pear wheii called. vhe gentlemen present would excuse him from making
iishiti\e
bodies,
and not alow members to 1Jnques Strop, Mr. J. Dunn was richly humorous, Konal recognizance,
Reserve Funi>, £218,00i
■Japital, £750,000.
Monday.
a long si.ecc.-h. He had timplyperformed his duty,
vote on
questions in which it could but we thought al* times he would have done Shaw v. Turpky.—This ca:^e involved a claim foi and
lie had to thank the gentlemen piesent for i>'i:
Alpha, for Chatham Islands: 1 case (.rapcry, li
adjourned
£8
from
the preceding day lor the evi10s,
AGENCY of the Bank of New South Wale he considered they had an interest, however better to restrain his genius fur tlio ludicrous a dence of one Jo;epb Dumoiit.
they had dune him. He never expected that
V.ags flour, 23 bags sugar,i) bags salt, 4 boxes soap, j
person
This
was in honor
has been opened at WETHERSTON'S fo: emote. A member with a father, mother, little within bounds. He, m fact, rather overdid attendance,and having been duly sworn, stated
while discharging his duty to the best of his ability,
dmy, 2 cafes brandy, 1 case rum, 1 oise cofiee. 1
thai
..iiepurcljnfeof jolii,receipt of deposits, and graiitin; brother, sister, cousin even to thi- twentieth
Co.,
1
J.
Darweiit
and
tiiaL
his liiiinhle services wotild have been
lieie,
1
case
tinware.
landed
Jie
to
Mr.
chairs, bed,
lie
went\\ ilson'c accomiialt's on the muneicus Bianc-lies of the Bunk in Rev legrce, or a relation by marriage living in the funny jiaits. As Marie, Miss St. Ciair, looked when
shippers.
moualion hout-.e ; he did not recollect tlii- so magnificently rceogi,i.-ed by the people
Austialia, also on the London of lice .my particular street, should not be allowed tiie character to admiration, and in parts acted it (iate ; bat, he went the c by the direction of "Wetherttune's. He was derply grateful aid
tSur]>rise, for Blueskin 2 cases ale, 2 do porter, 5 /.ealand andgranted
payable at the variousbranuhe:
do brandy, 1 cflse port wine, 1do sherry, 1 hag sut'ai Diaits also
Tnrpey. When witness went there, Cap- hoped that ho long as he was connected with the
o vote on any question affecting that locality we.l, but until she cau cure herselfof an invctc- of Captain
2 tins currants, 2 boxes tea, 0 bags flour, 1 bag tupar, f the National Bai.k of Ireland.
uipey promised to pay his board,and he re police, his conduct would merit their appruLaiim.
at the most pathetic moment, lain I
laughing
Signed.
it
to
of
rate
trick
of
expo-e
absurdity
feet
o"
5
owl
is
well
the
the
4 boxes furniture, MOO
timber, chairs,
niemberai defendant calling to settle the cost, 01. lie had always strive:; in Victoria, ai.d he woulu do
JAMES A. DOUGLAS,
by placing it on its broadest she will hardly achieve fame in aughtbut light which occasion a Captain Wilson, and the plaintilf. the same in Utago, to make tiiu force as eltioient as
iron.
Manager. principle
John Taylor, 5i ozs. John Quigly, S dwt. ; Goo.
grounds.
comedy. The other characters do not call for ChristinaSiiaw, were present. When defendantpa:o possible. He was glad to see &o many A it-toriuns
Gillchrist, 15 dwts. ; M. Stephens, 1 oz. 10 dwts. H. Dunedin,Ist March, 1862.
him, and to them especially, he had to leuirn
Again, a person who lives in a street particular remark. Tlio burlesque of Camarulzu- on that occasion,he distinctly told Captain V\ilson around
Jagger, 1 oz. 4 dwts, John'Tnjlor. 44 ozs. Join
would not payan\ more. While witness was iiis sincere thanks. On duty, he never cared for,
hrougli which there is jjrvat traffic, is sup- uian and Jiadoura has improved at every fresh that he
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
Cox, 13 ozs; Peter W. Cooper, 4 ozs. ; William Kouk.
he
boirowetl
a sum of i/5 of the plaintiff: and nor fearedany man, but the prestut r> co,,nition of
sick,
posed to be paying a proportionately higher
6 ozs. 12 d«ts.; William Lugg, 10 czs.; Thomas To
when when Captain Turpey liquidated the account fur, his service*would nerve him to greater eii'urls. He
Reserve Fund, £215,00C price or rent for it,, and as a consequence to representation, if we except Saturday night,
man, SOozs. Peter Neilsoii, I oz. 15 dwts. ; Thos Capital, £750.060.
witness tolcl him of that loan, and Captain ayain thanked the gentleme.i present, and on sitting
a very evident lioarscneos prevented Miss 11. Gor- board,
50
TUAPEKA
AGENCY.
;
Jas.
Henderson,
ozs.
Jas
26
with
Wilson repudiated it, asserting- that any account ot uown was repeatedly cheered, 'ihe following toabta
proportionately
Relatively
l'arer,
'"c
rated
the
fro.,
quantity,
receipt
singing
Total
781
the
Purchase
of
of
don
the
numerous
with
which
ozs.;
ozs. X
Gold,
songs
McCracken, ofi
borrowed uiuucy could not be entertained. When the were then proposed, and coilyresponded to :— " 1rade
and issue of drafts on the numerous branches ft ither citizens lie. therefore, pays a fsiir pro- she usually enlivens it.
dwts.
account for board was settled, witness did not In ar and (Jommeree ;" "The Alining Interests;" ''The
April 12—Blue .lacker, White for Mrlbournc. he Bank in New Zealand and Australia. Drafts portion to the Municipal funds When 't
Captain Turpey say that he would be responsible Press ;''" The Ladies;" "The Army and Navy:"
takes the following: parcels of gold-dust, protiuce <ii !so granted on London,and on the various branches conies to the question of making the street Our gold-field's correspondent mentions a ru- tor everything, or anything, that he might have. The "' The Host," Am. Dui-ing the evening Messrs. Hull
2
f
the
National
Bank
of
Ireland.
3-;
John
to
at
say.
province:—Hobert
right
nuggets
VV'aipori.
finding
this
Ball,
Tonlon,
n which he lives, lie has the*
niciir of the
of two
plaiinitf, ChristinaShaw,was called tliree times,by and'Ai organenlivened the party by stme excellent playSigned,
ozs; .""'amnel Croktr, 30 ozs; Richard Tournn, 0/
■you do not tmkeit for my sake, but for the weighing respectively 1Gozs. and 7 ozs., but we die crier of the Court,but did not respond and the ing on tne h:iii> and violin.
JAMES A. DOUGLAS,
ozs; James 81amy,42 oz->;Jame- Manailna,23 ozs:
Manager. -akeol'the general body of the citizens who have, as yet, received no reliable information re- bench thereupon, dismissed the information witii
George Hartell. 10 dwts ; John Williams, 14 ozs
costs.
r» quire to use it ; 1 should not be called on specting it.
tieurpe Jones,3S oz*-; hdmui d Pickett, 11 ozs: Dunedin,Ist March. 1862.
Disputed Contract.—Theadjournedcase, from the
WAITAHUNA,
iO pay more than my ordinary rate, you have
Dniis O'Brien, 12 ozs; David Miller, 11 dwts:
previous clay, of John Caton ai*dJohn Saliars,plainanMoreau,
The Kov. D.
Catholic Priest,
[Communicated.]
PeiTy.4 ozslO dwts ; Thomas Joseph, 30 ozSaniui-1
to single me out and take into
no
business
v.
Jas. Wilson, defendant,was resumed. The iv
BANK OK NKW ZEALAND.
18 i.wts ; William I-Varn.
nounced to his congregation yesterday (Sunday), tins,
-10dwt»; James Edwards,1(1
formationwas filed for the recoveryof the -urn of j£-(j Two new rashes occurred a day or two agoup the
Incorporated by Act of the CictieralAssembly. Consideration what effect the works which i'
20 (izs; Hugh M'Bean,
ozs 12 dwt; A Wainwlio
Malouey,
money
after
that
Mr.
i
F.
was
to
have
.telling,
alleged
deposited
muss,
been
on tue
is your duty to carrj1 out will have
J.
a few miles from Waitahuna. They were
Capital', £500,000.
wrig/bt, 3 ozs; C. ltichards, 12 ozs C. Matters, II
of a guarantee, fur a contract which had net River,
DUNKDIN KIiANCII of this. Banl "ti my private property; with the well-known among them as a favorite lecturer, uoml.tiun
tiithin two miles of one another, close by the Waiozs; W. Townsend,4 ozs 10 riwti; A. Brown, li
lor iieeu fulfilled. Mr. Keiivou appeared lor the plaiu- pori-road. They have turned
opened
was
for
the
transaction
ofGeneral
B
ank
and
Blue
private
per
P.
T.
21
ozs
B.
19
ozs
12
dv
t^
not
with
individuals
had
this
Province
the
Jacket,
public,
ozs ;
Buike,
; Allen,
felt
out to be nothing;
tiifs (I'ortuguese), and Mr. Prendergut>t atJ. P. Hanson, 10 ozs; C Allen, 4 ozs 10 dwts ; AY np Bush.ess on Monday, ,the "2nd December,1801. you have to deal
Again, we would ask. Melbourne, on his route home. That he intends, tended to watch the defenceside. The ease hiiu siill, some panics continue working there,and I have
lfates of Interest, Discount, and Exchange, am
Methven, 1 oz 8 dwts; Daniel Sutherland,0 ozs 1]
o what extent should the subdivisions visiting England, Ireland, and Koine, and that he been remanded until to-ciay for the evidence of Mi. been informed by one of them that they are making
dwts; A. Louie, 15 dwts; John Alarryatt, 1 oz li eneral terms ot business may be ascertained upoi hi-made ? Ifstreets are to be specially taxei!
wiio was now sworn, and stated that the de- wages. There was a jumping between two of llio n
application at the Banking Office, liattray-street.
finish his studies for the priesthood in France, Uawlins,Uapt.
dwts ; John It. Campbell, 5 ozs 15 dwts.
fendant,
Wilson,caliea lit Messrs. Kenyon ami p;irues, and a sort of a row, but the case was
why
should not streets be subdivided Win will
By
order of the Board of Directors,
PASSENGER LIST.
receiving ordination, will return here iiawlius' otiice on the Ist April, concerning an
and
alter
brou^ t
GEORGE M-LEAN,
agree
should the resident at No. 99 who hus five
them
uient which was drawn up ; and, on the 3id iuem, before Captain. Baldwin, who very soon settleu. the
iFApril 12th—Yarrow, for Wellington —Cabinupon
his
IVeinds.
He
called
.igain
Manager.
among
thousand people puss his door daily, pay as
they called again, and consented to it; subscquenti} matter.
Messrs. Speed, Thomas and Moir.
Dunedin,23rd Dec, 1801.
ii'Uch as the resident of No. 999 who has G,OOOto offer up their prayers to God for his safety at .o agreeing to it, and after it had been
read over to i'addy's Point, between Waitahuna and WetherSteamerWestern.—W. H. Reynolds, Esq., Lloydfi
ZKALAXD.
them.
BANK
OFiriCW
his
door
and
for
his
return
sea,
ihem, Wilson said, " iam nt going to sign any do- stoaes tiully, is doing
speedy
?
among
pass
Agent at this port, has received a letter from Mr.
very well, and the miners seem
until tlie full amount of my claim is paid." to be on the increase within
The fact is, look at it how we may, the We are in receipt of a small publication, con- cuments
Thomas Robertson, master of the ship Eli Whitney, i N A(jENC'Y of this Hank has been esthe hist week. Several
dome discussion then ensued as to what sum tiuulil
dated from Invercargill, stating that he met the s.s >'\ tnblished at VVaitahuna,under the manage-'" htl|> those who help themselves,'" is only an taining'a collection of lucal
parlies
making
good
are
by
paid,
appeared
agree
Mr. be
an-.i as the parties
unable lo
wages. There are several
ment of Mr. Alfred June".
written
lat,.
28th
in
43°
songs,
long
on
the
March,
south,
"Western,
unhealthy excuse for permitting the discus- Thatcher.
tiietnselvts, witness told them that he siiOi.l.l stores ami lluee butchers' shops these. The gold
Directors,
Although this gentleman's productions among
158° east, with engines broken down. Captaii By order of the Boaro ofGEORGE
sion of |.r.Viite inie ests, with wijich the Board lose
be obliged tv them, ifti.ey woi.l 1 consult some oilier found there is not fine; it is coarser than the
M'LEAN,
P.-i«"-tson supplied the Western with a quantity of
nothing by the excellent manner in which he professional gentleman
Manager.
nothing
should
have
to
that it' they could agreebe- Waitahu.a.
municipal
do.
The
fciscuit.
Tiie miners in Nugttty Gully are working all
Dunedin. 23rd T)pc. 1801.
funds should be exjjinded for the benefit of the renders them, they are in themselves sufficiently tween themselves,he was quite willing to act for t'.rough
under the ciruuinstances,he leeuniverysteaui.y, and teem to be inclined 10 stop
;
them
meritorious
to
but,
interesting
shewing
following
table will be
as
bear the calm criticism of tin- ,niendeJ
generally,
greater numfir.-t,
The
citizens
mid
the
for
tae winter.
pirties
I'renuerg.st,
HANK
Ol<
NKW
to
Mr.
ZEALAND.
the
see
or some
they
pungent
tha extent of the commercial relations and communi
ber
should
reader.
and
answer
larger
witty,
hiive the
consideDroll,
olher professional practitioner, iv the case. Tlic A lew days ago, three miners named Henry Rieir
AGENCY of thi> Hank has beti
cation between Dunedin and the"various New Zealand
The principal streets made, the the purpose for which they are intended—amuse- iJeneh,upon this, i.isiiiUaed the case with costs.
monci,ljuwiinl ii ninths, and James Busbridge. weat
opened at WETII KUSTONE'S, under tin ration
Ports. In referenceto the apparently small amouu.
making
less
WoiutKLL v. 'i'uui'EY.—Mr. Kenyon applied for a t;i procure sonic firewoodbetween Nuggetty Unllyand
important
might
ones,
of
Mr.
T.
C.
Ociiii.tree.
the
bu
ment.
The
some
(lanagement
present
Auckland
and
it
must
bt
collectioncontains
of
Nelson,
of tonnage from
granted,
applicaaew
vr.al
and
the
Bench
the
the upper \vift of the Waiiahuna Kiver, and. in
By
order of the
<1 of Directors.
referred to some consideration of relative con- ilr. Thatcher's best efforts since he has made
herein,
borne in mind that the Intercolonial Company's mai.
GEORGE M-LEAN,
tion, oi\ierin- t i:i.t execution should be staid.
g. inj uu'uugii a deep ravine they founda large thigh
tiibution to the rates, supposing their «ther Dunedin the theme of his inspirations.
steamers, although starting from Maiiukau and call
measuring four feetseven inches and five inches
The
Court
The
rose
at
noon.
Bono
Manager.
ing at all the intermediate ports, are included in tin
but the principle streets required
equal,
claims
with,joints at each end. This bone is supround,
table as if from Lyttelton, that port being the la t Dunsdin,23d Dec, 18G1.
fur the improvement of the town or ior tin songsare all more or less local either to Dunedin
posed to belong to one of those great bird*, which re
port of clearance.
Otngo.
or
not,
ii-e of the citizens generally, should
be
no.w oxtit.ct, called the Aloa, which was once an inAlidi'iiACX OF SALES BT AUCTION.
Table shewing the number and tonnage of vessel
habitant of Ivew Icealami. Those men have kinuly
permitted tj remain unattended to, because priWe have been requested to draw attention to
that have entered the port of Dunedin from ports in
THIS DAT.
harmed it over to l>r. ."amuels,at Waitalmiia.;imd
MINING BOARD ELECTION.
New Zealand duringthe quarter endingMarch 81. Wm. Carr Yocno, at his store, Freehold property. vite owners do not choose to pay a share of the the notice in another column, that the consecrawe trust that the Doctor will preserve it.until it w;l!
Daily
To the Editor of the Otago
Times.
d. E. Nathan & Co., at the Otago Sale Rooms. cost of the improvements iffjeted to their tion of the Jewish Synagogue, George street,
be sent to the Museum—if ever one will1 be (rot v.\ n
property. We need not go far for ;m illustra- will take place at 5 p.m., this eveningl, and thai
Land
Sir, —I notke iu'jour issue today, aleiter signed Dane.in. Tho. c men saythat they will search
WHENCE
NO. OP VESSELS.
TONNAGE
subject. As 1was present the remainder of the boiicy, whioh they believe to be
A. M'Landress & Co., at their rooms, Cottages and tion to our remarks. Miinse-street, although
Observer,"on the .-*bove
the Passover service will commence at 6 p.m.
Leaseholds.
at lie meeting he vr.tes about, 1 certainly think he coveredin the grass.
very short, is about as mu.:h used as PrincesPtiiiRBULL Bino & Co., Fancy Goods,Glass, Iron street.
writes in a very biassed stylo and an ungenerous
attention
of
the
Resident
Magistrate
Auckland
13
1134
The
was
As a short out between two opuluus
spirit, as 1 hsippen to know all the parties he alludes
mon ,c ."y, &c..
ChathamIslands
2
85
parts of the town, the traffic along it is im- on Saturday drawn to the danuei1 to the public, to personally, and wh; are totally incapableofacting i.i
14
Invercargill
1413
A Double Mistake.—The Prussians,seeing the
by
practice
caused
the
of
blast
sionu
at
the
mense,
and
would
ng
t.it! way lie A'uiild lead tlie p;iblictu ihi;ik.
a
French advancing in good order, and with a firm
LytceJton
17
3917
THE Otago Daily Tims tolerably passable be larger if it were in
The facts are these,an impromptu meetingwas countenance, against them, and knuwincrthat St. (Jyr
M'anukau
3
342
condition. We believe it is quarries now being worked on the s:de of tl;e cabled
the Golden Age, WetherstoiH.-'s,
for the
3
2il
Mavinont were on their trai^o, and the Young
Napier
neither fair to ask the owners of property in Bull Hill, next the Beach road. Mr. Kawlins miners atlo consider
the bett means to adopt for nom- and
Oamaru
21
1187
'.Juard directly in their rear on the road to I'irda,
this
street to make it, nor even, were it fair to was the first to speak on the subj ct, »nd staled inating Cauuiiate.3 for the Board.
289
Molyseox
13
deeiucn themse yes surrounded and cut off, and saw
isk them, should the citizens generally in con- that that morninr, when on his
At this tueeti g the worthy (Jhairuiau had a sine- no
52
chance of safety but in cutting their way right
Picton
1
way to
sequence of their refusal t^ accede to the re- Court, two basts had exploded to the gre;<t peril i c r s the miners could or wuiild not nominate any.
through tlio middle of Vandammu's corps, and sore1
06
Poverty Bay
A .oui'iausee s e^, and the meeiiug was likely tj gaining theroad to Toplitz, at the point of the Ijayoquest, be to a great extent deprived of the use
Stewart's Island
1
45
by.
Worship
person*
of
His
sail that uoL.p c .o.' wiuit of action. A storekeeper, well known uet. With more reason Vandatnine's men deemed
passing
Inveniam viam out faciam."
"Wellington
25
3938
of the street.
had heard a similar complaint made on the on ">hd nei<:,a tersome nmarksasregardedtheobjectoi themselves cut offhand saw no chance of escape but in
1
17
Waikouati
The Town Board meets to-day, and there is he
meotiu , propos> d a committee being appointed to '"ntting their way up the pass through K'oist's men.
previous
day.
lie
thought
the workmen might the
another subject to whiuh we would de-ire to
DUNEDIN,'MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1862.
o i.vass i;iie iie'<t an>i bring forward the best men they Tiius the two armie.s. equally dc-perate, and alike
Table shewing-the No. and Registered Tonnage of[
,
■
'
a
let
off
iheir
at
dir.it its: t ntion. Mr. i ich noiul is v ders .>od range to
shois a more seasonable oui.ld. This was cirriod. and four miners and two determined to brave all hnzurds rather than surrender,
British, Colonial, and Foreign Vessels that liav<
entered lhe Port of Dunedin, during the quartei
to c preparing an Ordinance, the o'-jtct of h-.iur. Mr. Kenyon thought that a conspicu us storekeepers appointed, and to report at the next were precipitated on each ."t!ier in wil.l confusionin
enrlitip' M.i' eh 31.1 ?02 :Although the mere knowledge of abstrac .vhicu is a reconst:u -tion
might
to warn people when meeano tueir success.
the i'russiinsiumuituoutlypouriugdown,
put
up
zition
notice
be
t'li-1raviiif;;
of the orguu
ti.is iatter me tiug "Observer" mv t have been the
French as wilulystriving up. Tiie lieiiie was so
irineiples is no guarantee of ihe ability to pur o''tlmti>wn (iovcrntujnt. We would suggest there was danger. In other places there was a z\tnt,
and so v.a< I. The Committees report ariMiv, that there was no room to pa.ss each other,
them to a practical purpose, still a person whr to the Town li mrU to ask of that gentleman rule that no blasting shoul t be allowed within pies
merely stited Iliat th;y had great iiiiculty in a new a.id the hostile columns fairly met, l>re:u-&
to breast,
.s without a clear notion in the abstract of a definite opinioa as to whether it would not the precincts of a town without the express con-' ii ii, t .s"t. men to djvote their time to public mat knee to knee, each striving with desperate resolution
ters, and havingheard t at some five Cimdiuateshad to force the way through tiie othei'. .A ycei:e of
that which he takes in hand, is aj>t to be mis- je more conducive to the future well-being sent of the Resident Mag strate or other
consti-, bjc.i u.'UiinaLud privatt'y. it would be " partial" for matchle-s Jiorror ensue I i:i the iror_e. SUntin be
r:iken when he comes to deal with detail of Dunediu, that an Act of Parliament he
to r. commend the., ,/wu ciinJLiates, there
being
on tl.e two si los,
Street explained that there'ti.eji
tneeil ;ts rowed banks. 30,606'
Board, which is m-ide the object ol .sought for the purpose of erecting it into a tutc'il authority. Mr.that,
I'he
Town
s
6"
:" c
1' f,"c
alike iive iml ''"(P6"l*'l*' sU"ove ■*> fo!ce *''«"■ .^y
....?...
w jo much odium, and the reviling of whicl .-orjxtrate town,
no ordinance to
effect applying
lo Dunid
in
such
case the amended was
■"
I>s "-c J?"inim tej.'wudi..
ts would to-i-lo^-iv | tir)Ug|, ench others iluou;-. .'n .he \uimih Kieist
* a.
however,
a las become, one limy almost say, a lavoriti )r<Jin.<nce sliould be discontinued.
oil the suggestion of Mr
s je;uc f u themselves.
Tlis was the whiJe Wl< £,jze by the French, but speedily ,:fcl,vered ;
As far as edlil; he,
uuusemement in Dunedin, apjiears to v ihe time is concerned, >in A;-t of Parliament Prjinlergast, agreed to communicate with His importof the report, ami fie mootiig showed very jVnnclniame was mode prisoner, and lii.aily retained
iitl-°
c lUrte'*y in m)t «*wi\in« it, or as I rather fa, icy \,y biie Prussians. Tlicbroken fragments of his ,orce
tinenahle to thf foregoing remarks. We can- oould lie obtained as soon as an Ordinance, tlouoi
ftupuimemlcnton
subject.
Honor me
the Suneiinteudent on the
the subieet
; di, ,:ot, kno.v wiiat a reporspi.r«as; or for factious
finally emerge from this militaryeha ,s tlnw
W
aot help questioning'whether its members ar iiipposing it to lie immediately pissed,
iut to receive
could Application was made by Mr. Prcudergast to pjsea auuiya few, we c d"tenni edit
aw;lY their arms and disperse 1, making the bc.-t of
really thoroughly alive to the nature of tin egally.come into operation. We have before
sto;elikely
—aml
"Observer's"
about
(he
j,.
ve
Resident;
Worship
Magistrate,
his
O
cry
the Way through the woods and over the hihs to
on Satur- keepers' candidates.
functions they are called on to discharge. In .-xprosed a strong opinion in favor of miking <mvmorning,
&c., uirnod the sea c. lhis;cry. PetertwaUV.' .where they found shelter under cover of
;,T,, t,to bail
momin.r f.,v
~,1";
I, ,11 »f
for rl.n
the aumwsioii
of ,ithe I consider a the yerie.t
;day
bosh
aiid
bunkuui,"
.as
St; Oyrv c(
regarding
"
t-"to:eoKiW»aiMi3oi2
?
read
of
But tli<-y arrived in a .sfeite of utter
themselves as the repre /"nnedin a corporate town. Our present limits! prisoner Sinclair, who sfci .ds committed to
a
take there being four miners to t>vo st.irekeepirs on t,.e disor'anizition.—Lives of Lord Cas'lere'igh mid
=c!itatives of the ratepayers as a body, tht^ »vill not permit us to enlarge
2
on the subject,' I his trial
tlie face<if it, as sil cimrlen Stewart. By hir Archibald
it
show*
thfa!sene.-s
on
Committee,.
an
information
charging
on
with
Alison,
'ook upon these rather in their individual ■ut we may briefly state the heads of the
2
, him
-J3
nareed in (Jouimiltea that these «au-j jyfl/./ jj c.L ,LL D
,~.
they
.jo
miners,
i i .1
han in their collective capacity. The mone; ever.il reasons that have induced us to arrive steahngacash-box,
the property ofvf
Mr. Jefleri.so a> oo'feS3 ea Oi"!cif'—
S "■
t- aia .tt(the
-"
g were elif.'Ur men.
„
rv
-n
ypuna: la<i,s
Bkwaish
of thk Fire
'.—Other
be
a-^icScuoo
from the ratepayers they are exceed' .t the conclusion
to
the
miners
to
da
ibtaintd
at tins White Swamp. Tiie Bench deemed ii
this
as
it
i
wish
warn
use'
lie
m..y,
i to i
ii
tl,eir ."niiunnn cpri^- mil not be ,-iii eibv a U"lf in have gone to tiieirrooms a-s giy and uulit-heartcd a*
" a.
tlieu
ugly scrui ulous in spending, but theiiscruplri Firstly—The inability of the Provincial! .1
prudent reiuse the application,
by a
the defendant
11
Sm".'
all
tli- h
n nw.
««.. nas
h-w ne.
hc-n
n riised
i.umii ny
>
Any wan ~„,,
piese.my tn..
observed at tiiia meeting.
>°"i nnJ mw.tlv
sheepskin,
as I 'VV*
"esolve
themselves
into
d;-c:iiifu c y tor help. An accident happens**quickly.
being
the
consideration
ot
join
reputed
./Oimcit
to
the
land
to
be!
"in
this
case
of
discreditable
s';irt
J3ay
-j
p
proposed
:: : : ►-: :Mcs |
ith\i
Him cHlnpidafr-d hat etllinK himself -.
n
rod
{.fleets
expenditure
natu:nl.y
he
their
O
will have on th. ii deemed, to the present town, and
in the adjoining colony of Vicsoria miner,and who could string f w ~.ntem*su fve.y bed Yon are sfinrtinir before Hie fire, mid
li-jid jv
at this trnico;
vein- you approach it very
5 ndividuiil holders of private propert}', not t(, consequent incpiivenience resulting from two auu
i.ver men whom i am
■mrW
hein.r
he cum&
teethe,-,
a oUoijicion
siKinieinn
Ucni~r
..ntPWiinod Liitit
tint tic
con- iiui«lish
to
*>.m op 3.
z
i
s> entt-iiaineii
■ would
/*lnt/»lv
Pvici*rit!v
vnn i.uw.
i*!iic;i» yotn
vntir 11,11111
liiiitil tn
m ti'v
cio»eiy. ri
s-tnt.y \on
Jau,':) at him .■"
li.\ s l
he requirements of the bulk of themtepayeiv oiti.s with indejieiident
m private eoiive Si.
sss;
authorities growing u-,<templates a clandestine retreat from this Pro- utr^fiiu
is a trliiss over
:
:
gg.
p >Ye must not be under.-tood to convey"
lam not intere"te:t in the M nin" iioard 1lection!f 'xP ■'iment with your chime. There
rm\ dde by side
mid
cliim-i-ypi.-ca,
flle
in
it
can
see
the
effectot
you
viuce.
furthertlmu bsinc liesirous of sfeing the prosperity tin; i-osp,
utent meaning of corrupt dealing, the prnca.
or the c.im^ha,which you intend to weaiv
Secondly—That Dimedin should be excltiofoiirgoldfieidsexiuiKleifovt'iecei.e.xil benefit,,ana
ijn
suddeny
ice
of
which
we
action
fonv.ird
Hy
com]
1
is
founded
on
thw
of
the
iirm
sway
j
-ively
they
puddleis,
I
5
wha
not for the few, he
you
yoierned by the citizens ; and the imsluioesv,or ibsh: ~:
~~: m: to | P
the inemhers of the Town Hoard diem th< .■roliabiiity of
tn« stf'('' petticoat. :nnd so [in g- the whfile m-i^s <>t
oickers. feeling certain that with judicious ia.v» there {l~ht
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN M'LEAN
Provincial Council sub"interial wiiicli is nboie it in contact wiih the
principle thatshould guide them iii distributing mitting to such athe
for
dci well.
of Provincial A meeting of gentlemen favorable to the presonta. droom
reliiiquislnntnt
a
moment
is
in a blaze.. The other day
t jj,^ nll',fitin<'- I wa< pained to hear I must, say bars. In wedHinp all
g the expenditure, and guided by it they an .jtiwer.
Sol
es
tl"'!r Wils a
in a certniu country-hoiHe. The
tion of a testimonial to Captain
was held o.ilv amoti"' the
the s!orekeep r-;'
|£
S:
221 £: 8
g accordingly.
Thirdly—That 'Dunedin should be per last, Friday nightat the Criterion M'Lsa:i,
Hole!.
whs antajroni.stie to the miners, and they ou h,: n,,t
In di -cussing the expenditure ofany monej naneiitly endowed, so as to be
*.ueolH «lioe
<>v-»y «"
indeUt. Alexander Gummingoccupied the chair, and !' h»"
'.we"teciio.w. W«-a*lik
moie ot n.snviiv, iiowivij, conu.lll»"*
the chief consideration seems to be whicl pendent of airy changes thatrendered
!"
"!
n
ihe above
can only emanate irom the most selfishand? v<ls so'.oniiu^r
attend
1
!
may
proceedings,
present
opening'
the
said that all
wtre
in *he veni'i-r,
asid the youuu:_ ladies went to
ij, j ns uvery miner must be aw that
-111
at'"l
n)W mnl(
a.
r
P
private
owners
of
be
a
property
>f
would
beru-fitei i'roviiiciuli.>s!ii,of the preponderance of country aware of the objects for which the meeting had been every storekeeper's
-^
their
rooms
to
for it. Oneof tliem -she was
tiW<,
up,
pivpa-e
more
o MnO'-WtosnwwSooo
succ-ss is b mud
or
S)at §■
thereby, and they then bring to bear on tin 'litjueiice.'and of the present mendicant sys£->
now to resolve with'his and g« d minirif.;aws are as iinportiint to iessen i.i wliite niu,lin—was stooping down to open
and
it
remained
for
them
conv.-ned;
question their lavorite saying "iidp thost tem of sponging -on ratepayers for special ~,.......
llCl" >l(ll?V" Pallirllt hr', lIIIU ltlllll>'(iia!ClV
~',
l
n
iiin
n< rim tin
,iv«r f
luoiltnr
tin.
fluid
"nulu»
m«
I
I
lIOX,
WIICII
tow
t
h,
pojitbt
"ay
iu ci.<m
what kwcl ot testimonial should he made to Captain l.m to
who help themselves." A veryjjond sentimeir. i-utes.
h
h>
Her
,^1
hay" r.oui.dc,l horrii.ly in theearsofth,. weddin-j»
jo—_j-ijjoo _o
c? i-3
no doubt this, but the application is somewha: Konrthlv—That if the Provincial Council Maclean. If any gentleman had any proposition to
or u-,1:
very
-ni'l<t'to
it,
h,-r
tauce,
happy
deciding
he
shouldbe
to
receive
hurried
but befuro
tiwnpht
capaJ)!e
-Is-wli.to-arc
to be as
of
T1"-.V
a-;si
""lit of place. We would admit its relevancy ,»ass a liberal ordinance, it
will piobaldy be make,
stiti dit Hail ilone its work, and
Jlr. Thompson thought the best plan would-be to what is good for the gold-field us the miner. In ll' nimecondlie
regar
if we could
theTown Board in the
onsideied ultra pir.g by the General Govern- invite
house at r>:joicni!r win a house ut inourui'i^ that
Captain M'Lean to a public dinner, and then f act, thrdr stake coinp Is" them t<> inti-rc-st themseh'es
of a body oi 1rustees engaged to improve tin ment, and consent be refused to it. Other present him with a purse on the occasion.
f or their mutual benefit, and it would reverse the i-'llf- A limit the same time, nnothev youii^-lady was
value of private property, but if we Jook upoi; easons
be found, and tho^e we hive Mr. Dick seconded this proposition, which was putf uneral order of things m suppose that tliu storekeeper* tavinirinanotlK.-reouutryhouse,audat thee oseot the
may
n;tir<M
it as a public body appointed to the mimicipii .dduced are capa'de
-who, 1 opine, nr 7is intelii-eiit-have as niuuh db '"^m"-,
of tonsiderabk- ainplifica- and carried.
■""
i °Vi" !i
""'I""
COMMERCIAL.
principle as Ob>erver,"should, by a Whe she reajhel at she placed the candle upon the
Saturday evening. government ol the town on behalf of the wholi .ii>n. At any rate, the lioard can liave no Mr. Uick then said that, in addition to a pureo of retion and
oilet
ti.ble,
w .ic.iwnsiu the rewsa oi the window,
,ry,
havinir n miv niid >" Nt/
The market during the past week has been very body ol the citizens instead of adopting th .alid objection to submitting to Air. Rich- soveieigns he would wish to see Captain M'Lta.i enselessHi..- be dehaned fromf,r
hand across the tab:e to close
.-1.-etio.i ~f members
a Jlini-sr" o .rd.
presented with an illuminated address engrossed upon o:o in
''-t/etched out her Her
dull indeed. There has been no demand other than for motto just mentioned, we should prefer tha mond the question whether, in
sleeve euightfjre^s she
ji.eferenee to
the most limited parcels for sorting up stocks,and lof
The work could be executed for ten guineas, I H'ust the time has p^-ed by for these ciaprap '>« "i.dow-curtain
hne plucked at the carpet, intendingto v.r.p
the greatest good of the greates; ,v ordinance, he would not recommend the vellum.
whilst dealers show no disposition to buy more than
and he would su-gest that the design should be cies raised only by pr< fonde.f miners"-as v u/-d i.Uo
erself
m i. hut it was nailed down, and then she
miner
knows
full
value
and
a<sip
application
strictly
In the
of tla-i ■itiztns to apply for an Act of incorporation.
of a naval character,a..d that it be submitted eLtiiiic
weil the
retail parcels, merchants are exceedingly" cautious in number."
1"'1 v.> 'hhe.c tl01"' aud called for help. A geiitieman
to a committee for approval, to be hereafterconsti- t unce, inte li-ence and principle of re-p-ctable stoiv- man a,jMi
making sales on credit.
rinciple its pernicious effect is mo>
.liig iwui caiuo at once to her assistance,
t;ited. He considered that Captain M'Lean would k eper. in lbrwanUnsr the ])i-o>)ii:rity of th« mineral
The Oliver Cromwellhas anived fromLondon, with easily to be comprehended. Brown living ii
f.ejud her .mite
nd
fl.viue.s.1hey were
at the
a higher value upon such an Lehloom in hi.-famiJi «nyan.l every ..pportunitv. and he 1 ujjhs
a full cargo of merchandize,and there have been some out of the way back street, says, 1 wil
The works in connection with the New Epis- set
out at last, but niovtahnjavy is soon done by tire
pretended
''"de
these
ut
disposed
ignorant
prejudices
than
he
would
be
to
attach
to
well-ulleu
and
of
several arrivals from Melbourne. It is however quite subscribe twenty
any
nd
she
me
Bnt
is
not
"opal
to
cut
road
Church
about
i.
all
done that mignt
pounds
througl.
proceeded
purse
a
are
to'oe ut once
"Miners' Friends"
of gold.
looked for that importations during the next four[it if
ApologisingU>r this long letter, b_ c done to prevent them. There are two forms ot
you will subscribe a like amount. Jonw »vitii. The 'mildin^, which is (o bo erected from Theundermentioned gentlemen were appointed a
months will be of a limited character,as but little
U,
against
to
used
accidents
to the person
respectfully,
recaution
I am yours
gements
revival in trade is looked for until the spring of the jliving in one ofthe streets through which theri he design of Mr. Abbott, \\ ill be a neat Gothic committee to cany out the foiling
y <"«■ Tlie fir,t is to ience about this dangerous
with regard to getting up the public dinner" raisinJ.U.MotE*,
is the greatest thoroughfare, and where lanrl iyear.
lement
with
such
barrier*
-hull
of
sufficient
dimensions
to acconuno- the subst-nptions, a..d other
as
ren-.er
tructure,
Sec.
to
the
i
ommittec.
.it almost
Samp"
Messrs.
Hon.
CustomHouse,Dunedin,
most valuable, refuses to subscribe a
iipossihle tor influnimabSo
object to come in cmkict
lute 500 adults.
It will consist of a uave with son, Dick, Braimigan, Thomson,De Carle, Cnm Dunedin, April 12.
I2th April, 1862. towards filling up the ruts that are
"
secon,! ,s to re ider those objects vn.ch
the
to
h.
loiug,
Ileynolds,
v't1...,;
Crawford
gold
entered to-day amounted to found in
Scott, Barker,
The quantity of
Coll, ==:z—'Ib l"
his stieet. In carrying out thii double rouf, divided by a row of pillars, a small Uoleuian,11. Campbell,
and Fraser.
t. wltlll» its infl,.e.,ee iuc.A. a schoo, i.i MuMtrea. we g-n. iv.iv. ui.lci.ir "J Wbie.
207 OZB. 19 dwta., upon which the duty levied was
the.se precautions should be uefine girr
principle of helping those who help them chancel, and belfry and tower. The windows of The Commi.teewere allowed to exercise their own g hosts,and one of the you..- ga-sipers,
£26 os. Id.
ICjunU.
'eoteil.-ji^
tint
Year
glass,
warmly
loudly,
age
difcretion its to whom tiny should admit to future t birteenyeaiN of
aud
that
said
selves, Urown gets his stieet cut, whilst thi the chancel are to be filled with sfciined
The imports realised,£175 Is. Od.
*
b efore a'ghost should catch her she would throw A.MiiiruAN WjiisKY.—W'li-ky is now tested
given by J. 11. Harris and W. C. Young, Esqrs. membership.
street which Jones inhabits is left to
looi>
De
of
s
y
subscription
Carle moved that the
wh eh c b th' liis'anc- a 'nan can walk after ta-tiug it. T.'ie
should h erself out oi the window—on the sill
MitralB -g,one of the sons of the ex-Emperor o alter itself. Now, as baween Brown am The church is to be built of Uue stone, with beMr.
limited to one fiiiiiieai'oiiatious
ew liquor ca-ed T .Mg!-j-leir" is said to heinade of
w a-s sitting. The preceptress, who was in tin: loom,
Delhi, who cut down Mr. Frnser,the resident, and Jones, we do not deny that
Bay
Anderson's
freestonefor
the
niullions
of
the
Jlr.
wnrninir
to
make
less
desk,
homjipon,
upon
proposed
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the first is niosnn amendment t
her
as a
noise,
iluted alcohol,ni rie aci ', p'pp'i 1 <n tobi-eo, and
afterwardstook an active part in the peneial massathis,
to the i-flecl that, there be i,o limiiation.
ia>ly. suiiTled by the ill np»el a man ;if a dista.ici; of 100 y inH (ro.n th«
to assistance, seeing that he is inclin<.< windows.
unfortunate
entitled
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his own shoulder to his own wheel. of Hobart Town stone. The tender of Mr The practical business
trial.
of. the meeting havingf ell or threw herselfout of the window,and received R ocky Mountains tit California. Jiy Richard F.
But when we come to look at the question, Greer for the excavating and stonework has closed,
the gentlemen present decided upon holuing f atal injuries.
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whafevcrhe 'mijirtrtlSTe
'road nut much almire housekeeper.* for what tley go'riromnstaiices oblrerrd-herto—rmr for Jamaica. A raent-to the scornful-Saxon,1
['i-;noili>''J-s lit nn<: >vay. """"" ■i ii iljt-'iv- bi■ i; v in <n-n iijr,--.tlth:-)rr^h-- pfo!ia"!>!e. "If a eons durable population shall through without, murmuring, lint we know what a boats crew of the Imauui, sent to assist in removing l.een liml he wriileu half a century ago. Monkeys
(liters
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of
partieularh'oneeons;itue:l
igril,-slinking
>e<»ore i- set'le ihe-e,
the bars of their' cujjo, vipers lii.v,ii.g
to have to acquire a Hrst- the sick and their bsiiriiage to the hospital tit Port a
s'njle show.T v ill «>m im
Corn:ii>nn;lriit.)
(By our Special
stain roniinu'iienti m fear ul inilie.tion it would he
day afterwards,:uiiiaf'<'ted an i uartingin a glsiss ease, are not uuplet-.Hiut objects
ii-vol'O h n;i,thei iinl tru lers. the q ies:ion ofimporliiiice.
patience w.i.hout the aid of atura' lto_ a wereattncke.lafuw
the
ici
.rau>
fdiiiiiiiue
tiiuty I
CDiiLi)ni|>!aliuii;
though tho pleayu;e is largely ViOAn si.irci- iin ti.iots ; in::; if w ma i only suffered.metench a- sovliml iif tln:ir.-hi niaUs. in'hehospknl.the yellow o.
vII rise into c*ti_;■us<.Mi.Lr
Xo. 5 —Taranaki to Aiu:k!:m 1.
i'r som M.igula ai -x!en i>e p n;* f"""■■■ uvtir
th« existence ot'tne bars and lliu^hi.'S
.1 or p :sl.)-.i' i- -lony requires no sm-li sic- 'lil'ieh under tin; -,i cuin.'-t;'. -.■■
es ::5 in n \mw (1 '■ , fever patients inf eWd others who wero ilicio previous peniluiiD upon
v
kno>v
TiirjiniUi
th
wh
.-v
nev
c
nm«t,
r,
of
unde>nat
\v!-e.\
ease.
Thk pn»gre«
Tlie ilydi-ahndlikeiviseseni:
Ana iie lurnislios profit as we lus amusement
?el.;rttel inie.vo.irsu.ini' we live already *PJ"i t'ia; il.-wrvu to havo t!i« ii.-iii U-mavsl- thins said v, ,wtluM-i ivaloi'tho loitrus.
I'iicoas-.- Hiivin^ i. tlu i-'S ea o
to the cum-, and ii ii'W iliiysiii'tr:wni'iisj It is ulwayt v oful, especially in troublous tiaias
most f*\nrable au«piec-<. he much retarded h
tliat a go'dcnlo iv is I hi- im: bed of or'-jects which their ;.on >r l.h;n i!is art ol'^p aiso iviii ■!;;iii:ifae.tUL'G._. a lioiii'.i cvi'Wwhen;
■)!
river
an
wwe
wiie.i
iayn
by:
give too ready Hi: car tj suggestions ot
Iho boat's crew
uttaoked
ripen in a t'uw months, an i which in other eir I I'niluy, when hu come- in 'or hi; Inviikfust, fa ful W'lit to sen,
the imi.ro'i-c'Oi! slate of die roadstead, whi.-i av.-it,\iU- clo-e t.' thf «■■>ks t!u
wuich sp'-ead amongst tha ship's company,despotic polity, that the English people should ba
although afrotding toleraMy g>>d anchorag.. hi; tide in so'iK 1 pi u<:s iirvs »M' them oil iistanvea could only be the growth of tn:my of til--: meritorious iiidu-try he has shown in the fever,
northward,
coustantiy
to
mid
reuiiv.cied
v.-hat manner of varraiu it is ox
Subsequent
befbroj
Iv.she van the
field, nmll.o tliialiS i'tis compnvjitivfly a vo'-y
which, kiudlylnw.s ami gentle administration have
in fine wen!her. is insecure during the preval- the clear sparkling streim bubble up :it years. The writers on fie spot are ofcourse full po'Jiio
thing to stay comfovtiiliyat iiome and mind the .-he had readied Halifax the fever had cen>ed to exsuch ;i sudden spring sin..ll
crewhnviugbeen
ridding
ence of westerly winds, which generally #en< rapid rate, and insufficient quantity tosup;>l\ f those anticipations which
tin:
Imaum's
transsucceeded
in
Ireland.
Alimy men quite avci-i'e with him. Itis they tend. Someof
the progressof the colony is calculated to sug- h :ii.<t>.as they'nut
to
in a very' Heavy "sea. vessels consequently havi iht.' eitv of An kland. A capital ro.d connec(; in
it. tiirht lh>: baHlf; oi'iife. It is they polled to the Barracontn,which was about to runthe
Onohunga with Auckland, di-hint about gest. Dunedin, according: to them, is to he " thu who,
(jo through tlie wenr rind ion:1 of bn^t'e and rare, Halifax-, the disease appeared in the latter sMp
vci v oltcn to run for it.
who
of the Great Britain of the South," and 'he mill endure the strain of body Mil i mind, in order: !ay a'ti-r she left Port Royal, but ceased when she[ Till! PITIVCL FATU Of MARGAKIiTIi.\V.CJ.\Y.
cap'tal
run
ahun-'
along
Mannkau
nil
which
osnnibu^s
us,
Taranaki
to
the
The
from
tropics. In tliesa four vessels,con- —Margaret, was a young, beautiful, hiyh-sphked
through the in rival of Melbourne—for Sydney is too obscure to thnt the wile mayhave her. nice d;-;;wii!-r-iwmi,and,is t bi'ymiil vlie
does not'afford any materials fur description :very hour Tuero.ul pisso*New
wife of Archibald Oem, burgess of u-vine,
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jnr happy home,and her libera' hon-jekiepiusr. They taining 64ii men, upwards of 100 were ntt.ick.id by woman,
Zealand, no <ug<rest a comparison
!
not on the best of terms wilu John Dein, hur
The coast is kept preUy" well in view all th highly cultivated part o!"
'irp
yelJt.v
climate
which
contrast
lev-r
in
t.'w roureo of six wcoks, and o'tliat mid
possesses
lay
spoils
Otago
a
will
ilo the roii<rh work, and
their
in the
of
an
hu-ihamis
brother. Indeed,she hail had him and his
pis-ur<s
cim
exceed
the
beautiful
striking
hmg
employed
characteristic
in
wny, hut it presents im
vith the colonies of Nonh Aus'rnlia. [t is cold heir cozycomfoi'tiihleb; loved. We wonder wlipfher! iiumb.T 70 died ; while in other vessels
wife beforeI lie Kirk session for slander, and things
which border this'road, find th jnuUih
for tlie constitution of a N irMi Brit >n. women "urn d. hided by talk like this, and fail to the same latitude, exposed to tiie samenoendemial
the coast line huinj; gone-rally marked hy hi.'off
quite smooth y with them cvit since.
gone
had
not
ense
ports,
of:
leitlykept fencesand hedgerow ail co.np u-. [t will complete those climatic varities which ivrceiyc that here too the men have very much t'e causes, and loucliinar at the same
last arrived
cliff- and headlan s. Wo at
feveroccurred. As there was no yellowfever When,therefore,Tilt; ship, The Graceof God, in
evince tint here a k-.al to different kinds of pro vice and industry lir.-st ofit. Man's work is'often a positive plea-lire, yeilow
winch
John
Dein
was sailing, sank in sight of land,
the Manukau har. that gr at bugbear to lim d Minnn!i>u< farmsteils
Hoyal
nriii the vessels in the harho'-,
it it is a tax on his stronertli and health, is at least either in Port
bug n^iet the farmers art- free from the colon <n We have not now to learn that eve\y new co- and
drowitig him and all his men, tin; old quarrel was
voyagers, but which. Idee many other
moretmrcrnble than woman'swork. Thelab' rer lii'fore the Icarus arrived there, Dr. Urvson considers
-,
lony expan Is the tra le and inci\>a ;s the re- "uch
an
mo;o
Pretty
tag
Marg'aivt, together with Isoliel
ss.
and
b-afraid
of.
a'
sloveuiin
extension
of
the
disease
to
remembered,
t.nj
impossible.to
exposure
viceof
ii
to wind it.
ascribe the
potato;: Hold has to hear the
beats, is nothing so much to
Stewart,a wandering 'spaeman,' was
run ions villas are dotted al .114 the roi-i sources of the entire sisterliood, and that any los aid weather and on a cold, misty moaning this is my other cause tlujn the emanation of a special lush and John
though, at first sight, the long line offo mini,
having
the
older
settlement
accused
of
sunk
the vessel by charms and
by
emigration
that
are
■Uii-le
the
from
tioLon
from
of
the
sick
The
Commander-:
yon
lough
c
to make anyone long for his breakfast, lift
the bodies
breakers running out north an south, and f.l Iml the impresi.m is conveyed
elis.il infiilly denied the
in Knjlmd. Tn ■is disrributed over so large a B>irih/:eas :ot to hi on line mornings he has all the pleasures of exorcise in-Chief on the West Indian and North American enchantments. Margaret
to end lsobel said she had
beginning;'
ciiiirgc
some distance "!' ""d down ihe coast, r -mind- raveling along a rnul
from
part
inclined
to
has
issued
such
instructions
in
referenre
felt. For our
we are
i>i freshair. He has all the amusements of his occu
since
"ifcverel.v
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i-hbourhood
hivu
spaemun
a
hi!
s
this
the
in
never seen
one somewhat of the'Goodwins 0:1 sqial- volcanic
hei1 life- before; but
when a cidetH induces n<-w enterprise Ration —and even in tlie humblest occupations there to vessels with yellow feveron hoard, as will remlirj .Stewart
clearly and pounktnlliucim'es<it" all tho
boiiu cut, as it wo c in rejoice'
to sac in the advancement f any new com- are some. Even a cros.sing-swee.per has the pleasure! rhes" isolated epidemics less destructiveand less lik ly charge brought against
clay. Alter the stcmu-r's held In.l h cii v leculiar appearance
and
t—
IK-se
him.
and
nho said that the
of thinking that he keeps his crossiiifr better than 0 occur in future.
"niinity an accession to the gene.al tr.'i'gth.
for the eh iel. all was made snug. .«kyli.;ht- t. rraces from the base to the smnni.n
wo:i,eu had ;ipplied to him to he taught his manic arts,
One question, of course, is very s rious, am! other sweepers, and of speculating on tlie facesof
fighting grounds of tlu natives
Ojico he had
and
both modeling
closed, the ladies sent In-low, and the heliu-- .vere the
that
found
them
these terraces were made b ■vhicli always aris<s in aj^dd country— 'O\v long [ias.sers-by, and of calculating which of them belong
ships and figures in clay fjr the destruction of the
man I-nh^l to the wheel. Tn.se precaution' olden times', and they
THE BULL AND THE FROG.
to people who will be foolish enough to payhimextrnTruces
an
proved that
goidfiel.ls
on
a
fe->
as
retreutcl.
:i
tinia
will
the
take
to
eshiust
?
Tlnmen
and
vi-ssel
aforesaid.
And
as
it
htgot
lirvic.w.)
little
Maories
was
qualmishness
(From
Sntimlny
somehow
a
the
ill
the
whicli tie v Iden cessation of mining would, sif coursf, b- va^uiitly. A crossing-sweeper is much butter offththe!
.Stewart had spoken of the wreck beforehe could havi!
of us. and many of tl»e sterner sex followed tin till in existence of"the lv..lcs in
.iis wife, who is probably contending against
The mania for secession is spreading fast. Already known
by ordinary means, su>picioit of sorceryfell
it
by
disappointment
great
the
bodies
olliiwed
and
distress
cooking
burden of a lar.se, unwashed ravenous family nil in a full half ol its territory has been turn from the He
example of tbeladies, and sotigiit shelter he- are* w.re kindled for immense qirintitls of We can,
up him,and he was taken, and nia le hi-* confession
i
however, only regard the g dd-dkrger a me room of an Irish lodging-house. Tlie husband mblie that Washington founded; Hungary only Im; illsaid
brought it- their prisoners; mid
low A few minutes' steamingeith.r
be had visited Margaret to help her to
t c sides -■'. the pioneer in any country, and the final pros- .ias the open air, aad an absence of smulls,and the .vaits for up opportunity to renounce the rule of| ncr
along
of
all
",epv
ihe
ui.Vvsoii
side
shells
are
found
channei,
wiil, when n hlaclt dog, breathing lire from his
into the
mast, depend on tbeset;le! ■JX'iety of tin* public, and the excitement of possible Austria and I'ul.iiul is struggling with tiie strength
colony
of
peers
any
tbrmed part of the conclave and J.sobei's
ns seething diii boiling like a caulilron wliih tIK-'niduntains, which the beleagured warrior- population,
console and sustain him. In higher ranks of of desperation to escape from tiie iron graspof Knssia uo*tri!-J,had
and ou thecommon source! of wealth iiiek, to mn.-.t
mwii jl-ild,a little girl of eight udd.d to this, a black
the vieiuit.
men find thair work pleasant. Th.' And (io\v we must aid to the list another honored
behind us came rushing on immense moun- ad carried up to feed upon. in which
Sydney. Morning tie raid, society
mi prosperity.
as weii. J.soljel.afif.rdenyiugidlandsuudry of tiie
man
w.r,
money
;m>l
t'ley
they
including
caves,
several
'larder
work
the
more
TheNation
the
editor.
newspaper,
make,
lanifi.
tains of water, which every now ami ">f these hills are
l^ebiHiary 11.
her, tinier torture admitted
makingmoneyby hard work is one of the greate t ;unt ibutors,compositors, printers' devils,and what elurges brought against
the brnierly used as'native burying grounds 1
the truth. In the night time >he lound means to
then thieatened to swt-e"p over us, but ad
pleasures on earth. This pleasure is a clear ad-iitin. ever constant readers it may possess, has announced escape
curiosity to explore some of them—n
prison,
of
the
from
her
brui-ed
anil maimed with I he
urged
by
impetus
on
the
Ind
the
nothing'
vessel,
like it fir its intention of seceding from the British Empire. torture she
■>nthe husband's side. There is
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
was; but in scrambling: ov r the roof
vancing wave, surged gallantly ahead, and u> task which in former d.-ivs would, hive been
women. When their work is over for the day, they its grievances, so far as they can be gathered from sliefeil us
to the ground, and was so much injured, that
danger
to
asacriiigiou
and
tin
past,
prosperous
only
SaturdayReview.)
all dimmer nas
are no forwarder ; but a
man not
lies*ohe brief preliminarymanifest that has bee.i i.-;sued. >he dii'd five
('From fie
attended with no little
a few
days afterward.-. Margaret was then
done his work,, but feelsthe glowof fvmsciouswealth, ippear to be twofold—one
of them material,theoilier
The en- visitor. The cave at the mountains called th Last
steamer g.lied into smooth water.
lhespaeinan hads.rangied himself, which
week,after the Octoroon" was overat theAdel- it is true that he has the care of seeing how his noral. Its malarial grievance consists of the eviolio.. tortured:
evidently
by
some
by
v
marked
some
ul
formed
vviii'the
thing
to
the
.Mai.ak.ui
I'hreeKinus
hashed,
best
he could do, only it wits'a pity he
nightlyquarre!
trance
piii, and Ihe auditmed had lia its little
family are to be provided for and that this is a if sundry of itsreaders from their dwellings, for no did
not do il before; and poor Margaret was tin; last
those detached conical rocks, which are s. volcanic cnvulston, and is of considerable ex .vitli the author because lv would insist that the pro-! .uixletv from which women are comparatively frei other oll'ence but that tliey omitted to conformto the
of
torture
Ihey iit.e.l, said the Lords
forcinj;
th
th
white
mus
ir.
the
trio.
Tin:
my
rtiigh
way
t.-acted agonies of a young woman in
"Sewwomen attempt to un-lei-stan 1 the nature or ex- purely Saxon custom of paying the rent ou which
often to be found on thecoa>t of New Zealand vut. After
phantasmagoric le.it of
Comini.-sioners,
was 'sale and gentle.' Tney put her
their husband's income. Someclever women they ha 1 agreed. The moral injuryof wh'ch the Dare
affording admirable guides for the m inner in scrub, whi.h covers the entrance. I de.scenle iviu had just pjisoued herself, and a
of stocks,and laid on them iivn
pair
into
a
background,
iegs
Indian
in
tlie
t:ibieau of a murderous
10,of course; but then there are clever women who secessionists have to complainis vagiuly indicated by bars, augmenting their weignt one by one, till
making the somewhat intricate passage ovei 'or about eight or ten feet to the commencethe onlye.idiag of liis pay o.iat high art wo.iki lo everything, and when, we make general remarks tiie phrase " Saxon scorn." Whether their fue.ing:>j .tlarjaret.
which is here about ten fly were
unable to bear the pain, cried out to be
the bar. Upon one of the most prominent oi ment of the cave,fifteen
tjlerate, there came one or the wittiest and wisest "ye must only think of ordinary people. Thehusband .lave been outraged
by the laughterof the newspapers)
feet
in
width
bavin
station,
promising' to confe-sthe truth as they wished
erected for tin hi"h. and about
these is fixed the signal
Jtde farcestiiat could possibly Lie seen. It is stigm 'ias this burden on liis mind, and. so f r, he does bear or the jokesof Lord Palnierston,or the counts-outto release.l,
to explore th.
it. Bit when relca-wd she only ileuied the
and
the
to
have
entering
overpowering
the
harbor.
Tl
u
candle
I
is
ex
proceeded
ships
plot,
drolljry
may
a
in
but its
direction of
uore than his wife does. But then it
be re- .'hick the House of Commonshas lent itself when
with freshpassion; so they had recourse to
of hL-h aye. and found the fiior and the cavities on jediut acting of Mr. Tojid ditl no uior m,njustice t v.irked that, in a lar^e majority of case*, the rea; lieir m'j.-t chen=hed oi-atons-have been speaking, does charges
south side of the entrance is
weakness
skulls and t.it) conception oi' the author. An Irishman co.ne subject of family care is not as to the ultimite fortunesnot particularly appear. It is evident, however,tiie iron bars again. Ater a time pain and
barren precipitous elilfs, unrelieved by vegeta either side strewn with human those
her again, and she shrieked aloud, "Talc
-s, and as lii >f tlia
01 fill uome to breakfastfrom hoeing pjtato
a limited from the frequency with which the complaint has overcome
mostly
group, but as to the means of making;an
and before (Jod i will show ye the
a bhop to
tak
ti.m ; on the north are ranges of the densest hones; the hones were the
t
look
and
als
oil!
utf!
boy
wife
a
litile
after,
purposes
repeate
feelings
■mm sulfieefor certain deiinite
wince under Saxon
i, that Celtic
t the. >^2n
skulls ivere quite niud,has
form ! She then confessed
—whatever they
ioivst, extending fiom 'his pint almost to tin- rown men, and some of
s!ie is uot qu.ti so forward i i ncr p.ep_i;-atio,i.-. minful duty of screwing sixpence halfpenny out of ■icorn with a vivacity which Saxonfeelings would as .vnole to
of
a-k her, but, untiirtu.iatoly, in her ravines
east coast. Tlie scenery nisi le the heads'i? perfect. The whole structurethe the cuv j;V iiis meal as he thinks ahis due. Tne tea is not .sixpence falls exclusively on tlie wife. It is ■sure ily nob reciprocate. We see that a distinguished choose
inciudiid
one
lsobol
when arrested,
Crawford,who,
fragmentspare
mo iieut to urew it. x recognised maxim that, so long as any-chiefiaiu, the dependent of some o.e of the nuaie
exceedingly picturesque, dense vegetation exhibited the effects of fire,
iiadi;; and when she tiuds
as »ilie wason the instant, attempted no d.-feuce,but,
remarks that lie supposes she thing is going at all in a family, the pnterfarous kings which Irish history seems to fur.iisn paralyzed imd stupefied,
existing down to the water's ed^e. The llui;. having the appearance of highly burnt brick, i^iddy indignantly
everything
it
is
iiilmiited
with
thing
wait
till
th
drawed."
goi.ig
"
jiinks
to
he is'
nilias is always to have the best of it. Paddy, in without stint for the use of Irish orators, is adver- wiiicu she was charged. Margaret's tri.d proceeded:
Bay. which is just inside the heads, is the sit. stalactite:, of various form were suspen led ills bauon
i-s burnt; to a cinder, and iie tells her that ohe play, gets his bacon at breakfastover-toaste.l, but tised to take the chair at a meeting in Dublin, at sullen
despairing she assented to the most monsome
wate
from
and
places
the
fo
est
behin
and
in
to
at
lit,
|
extensive
saw-mills,
from
the
roof,
sort
of
he
is
have
repast
gets
ot some
f this is the
koine,
wife
no bacon at all. Turn thu matter which speeches will be made replete with the valoui strous counts: she knew there was no hope, a.id she
down. The c*m- small go off to the public-lionse, where tlie.-e U pientj nis
affording an unlimited supply ot the fine-t tim- some springs trickled slowly
iow we siia vre shall find that men e'et theplums in which Irish patriots always display in detailing t.ie
to Like a bitter pi.le in suffering uer tormenwa >i Ijeer. which keeps no one long wailing while it i f.lie puddingI,of domestic life, a id the women sret very exploitsthey intend to perform. We understand thai'seemed
in extent, until
ber. hese rangt s con tainsomeofthe fine-t kauri gradually
"■
hiiii to stay at home,Oi. rirtie besides suet. \\re need not mind cknowlfdgin<rhe h.-is been moved to this act of terrible daring by tors to befoolthemselves to the utmost, lv the midst
implores
hiinds
She
down
on
and
knees
drawed."
being
New
of
tiiein
o
to
iro
my
many
angm-sh
Zealand,
f ncr
her husband,Alexander Dem,entered
compelled
trees in
ivhich he iro .ieally asks her what's the inJoocjme it
and we may be sure tint a frank acknowledu- the base wit of soma Saxonseorners, who have nick- tno court, accompanied
by a lawyer. And then her
enormous proportions. I have seen logs o; hut fearing lest L should tinnbli* int sunn- 100 wise to argum-jiit the point, she remarks that she this,
rii nt will give great satisfaction. Women know th it named him "The O Dwdle Duo;" and that, bailing1
despair passed, and she thought she saw a g\i.inner of
I beat a ie resit, and afte ;(oes her
washing
day
long
ei"-ht and nine feet thick, and twenty tothirt\
and
is
all
for
him
example
is
to
work
which
tliree-quariers
lo'ty
best,
it their niiss'ou
have
of the
in mind the
the heroic John life and sa vatiun. Wne asked to be defended. 'All
human
1
the
rvlic,
her
to
Kniployuieiu
]
is another examination of
work mase ■and a quarter of the play of life, and they a c quifc' Mitchell ha; left to his uisciples, he has sworn that mat ii.-iyo confessed.'
Tnis routesad his wratli. What is
feet long without a flaw.
.she said, was in an agony of
1
any misli.-ip t worth calling wo k'!—a little washiig a id oojkia^ 'content it slioukl be so; but it is a great and wholly he will wash the insult out in oil of vitriol.
given to gieat numbers of sawyers, who an. reached the entrance without
torture, and beforeGodail 1 have sp.ikeu is liiTse and
formerly
soinfortably at hnue. She would think rather difthe
iiihabiie
addition
to their trials if they are as
Wo
have
doubt
the
announcementof this for- untrue.
along
various
creeks
Mann
natives
who
no
patueticaiiy, turning- to her
on
the
The
unnecessary
she
added
located
had to noe pjtatues. Shet ike.i ured by tliose who profit by their hard fate that it is midable movement has created the greatest conster-Hit,
were ajereudy of work if sue
'ye havebeen mvre laug in coining.' Her
kau. Afer passing lluia Bay, the river ope t- his portion of A'ew Zealand,
nm at his word. Shewill go into the potato-fielu Jiey really who have all the luck.
Ifany wife finds nation in the Cabinet. It will not have escaped "the liu'baud,
living
th,}
good,
as
defence
did
her
no
she
was
and ac
out into three brandies—that to the south most unfortunate tribe.
he shall stay at home,keep house,and getdinnex ler husband labouring under such an error, let her notice of the rec/eant Trislim m who, for the
oi tiie.-ta.ee initialled that no harm coudcmucil,
might; befall lsobel
who in tuid
"eady for her. Tut- b.i'gain is struck, an,; the hus- take him where Mr. Toole will soon bring him to his ■a Prime Minister's salary, abases himself to do the
extending to Waiuku, a settlement which de- did between two powerful rival tnbrs. animal
entirely
and
innocent.
To
utterly
Crawford,
who
was
from hehu a depot foi the >!den times, when flour, siv.ar, and
lanil scor.ifiilly sets himself to do the easytrifles hi.- ■ig'ht senses.
bidding of the Saxon,that the resources of his more wiiom did*he make this prayer? to'hearts turned
rives its
w>ir vA-ifecalls v/uric. As maybe expected, everything goe
countrymen are very much greater now wild ami woifisu by superstition; to h.-arts in.ide
true-hearted
n-ilive trade with the Waikato. The middli ood were unknown, used, when on theircomtaolecloth,
.vro.ig. He breaks the crockery, cms the
than they were in ISM. In the first place, oil ol fiendishby fear ; to men with nothing of humanity \
channel extends up nearly to l'apakura,towhirl, marches, to replenish their
ills up a steak-pudding with a red herring, ani i iSidt- HEALTH OF BRITISH SEAMEN ABROAD. vitriol is much cheaper than it was, so that they havi- save
its twin with nothing of religion save its
ih< missarint with those miserable nnives.
stttleun nt is on the military roa<l
ivery customer who conies into the shop. Bytiie time
to the Admiraltyon the health bdeu able to provide themselves abundantly with nli errors. iSiiemight as well Juvo prayed to th.i ficive
Brysoti's
report
Dr.
Kings is t:ie Wes (lis w.'fa comes home he is wretchedness iiself. He of the seamen of the Royal Navy, which has justthe munition.; of war. In the second place, agriculWsiikato. The third bmi.ch of the rivet, close proximity to theTliree
blowing roun i the court-hmse, or to the
winds
rather work like a galie.y-.4ave, fr the future, njen printed, contains a great deal of information of ture has progressed marvellously in Ireland in recent'
lashing the barren shore. She was
which is also the most im, ortant, terminate? Ivyan Native liistitu'ion. a coinmodinns build Voidd
tiie fields, than have any more of household worn eqn;.l interest to the mercantile marine, the men in years, and particular attention has been paid to the rough waves
taken to the stake,there strangled and burnt, bearnear tne port of Onehiinga The haihor oi ug, situate in extensive grounds, whore Ihe t,ov through. The happy
couple kiss and make
exposed to the same influences.cultivation of the cabbage. It cannot be said there- ing hr.jell bravely to the last. Poor,
being
of
are
educated
an
go
b:vt't
services
oflJunedin,
fuL
saivlnative
converts
cluldien of
brave, beautiMannkaii is, like that
husband is prepared fo, Itappears that by^far the greatest mortality was 0.. fore, t.iat war finds the Irish patriots u■about rie.ids,andtothe enlightened
young Margaret, we, at this long lapse of time,
banks and shoals, and although at high water trained Newmarket, a small villagelncile
be very thankful if he geis his l>reikfast tJie East In li:i a:id China station,cholera being most prepared. The particular kind of fortification to jiui
,iie future
of
her
fate
without
it neoiied
tears;
for
cannot
even
read
it [tin'ihing liice tlia hour, tin I of hah t.iie goodness
there is a magnificent expanse of vvatei mile from Au;-kland, is the piin-ipa
to life on the former section, whilst th; which they prefer to trust in critical emergencies it- all thesavageiieas of superstition to lint dun the hearts
b oad ani the "Instructive
is vc\ cattle sales, for which purpose extensive s-ile- 0 .viiieti he is acciis^oined.Thofu.i i;sthe
occurred ehieiiy in the erected f>r them by nature herself in fuller volume of the livinguga'nxt the actual presence ofher beauty
laatlis
from
other
diseases
miles in width, the navigable channel
p^ece is ex f.irceemployed on the China section of the command. and wider expanse than heretofore. Then they liavtare a little extravagant, but
aim her despair.— Witch Stories. Colnarrow and sinuous. Several nt ye set 1 yards are erected, here also aie the puMicsiuuations
amusing, a.id while it amusd^ it, mly be Jholera did" not appear in an epidemic form on any veteran troops, accustomed to civil war and trained ti her cjurage,
Auckland is approached fiom tiii- «eedi.igly
lect/id bij E. Lynn Union.
mints exist on the hanks on both sides, th. tbitroirs
Mnuitttid
to instruct. Ma iv spectators may b« i;i- other station. Tne retun:s furnish no direct proof ot all the manoeuvres which it is probable they will b<which
Tub Yoir.vo Honor a isle's Deceits.—January,
road, one of
';
natives growing small patches of Indian corn, ila"-e by twoof lines of
when the curtain falls, to own m ire heartily tie infeetimsorigin of the disease,but Dr. Bryson oalled upjn to execute in the impending campaign i7Ji),
saw distress and confusionat Ualder,in Mid.
the most consider a'de eitii- lineJ,
melons, and pumkins, a r«sady nmike' lapse's the'base
aaa they ever have done before how very uuieii jonsiders tic presump'iveevi leuce of its having been There are several evolutions which will be required oi
uitiiiau. Lord Torphichean s third son, the Honorought to be to the women who are good
contracted sutneiently conclusive, from the fa:t Irish patriots who shall follow the advice which the able i'atrick tianuilands, was bewitched, and the
lor which exists at Ouehunga, to which plnc< len'-e iti the district, Mount Kden, an cxtinc 0ibiWed they
so
d.iily
burtlu.i
of
Jom^tio
ejonom.,
take the
thatin every ship in which it made its appearance Nilturn has sagaciously given them. They have, whole country was in excitement, if the devil could
they convey their produce in cai-o.s, of which volcano, with the n.mainsofiinextensi\c-rater. j'.loughtohands.
side of this nioiin- iIF tlieir
oneor niorj of thenun ha I been exposed in an in- amongtheir number,tried soldiers equal to them all. touch a lord's son, who was safe] There was no
nii.n% iiinv'beCMiix/hiJtly seen skimming aboii For some distance on every
cheaper than politeness, au fectedlocality. lie considers,therefore, that if no If it be required to levy foodin a friendly country, o doubt of
to Unehimyi
with
Gratitude
is
even
ground
from
the
Heads
of
the
is
covered
midway
fact, let who .vould deny it. Lord TorAbout
iiin. the surface rendering
withanyport or ship to surrender gracefully to an enemywithout striking [jhiciu-nsthe
is not, tlwirefin-e,very much in saying that ms.'ii communication had taken placerate
son though he was, the Honorable Patrick
any attempt at cultrieresure
an emmenc
of scoria,
will doit in astyle
there is a block house, eecteil en
of mortality i.i tha a blow,the heroes of Castelfidardo
to be grateful who will take the trouble to in which cholera existe 1, the
re
holdeu than the meanest hind
(Jras«
was
however, ■ili'ultite how very great "a gain it is to live throughsqualron would, hrive been considerably lower; for, that shall move tiie envy of t,ae wo Id. Ifthe execu on the estate Howorse
coinmuuding the approach to Auckland fn>n> "ivation almost impiaeticabk-.
was buffetedabout the room ; flung
meti- tion of a rapid rearward movement be required, as no down in trances, from
the south. It was built during the-late win rrows freely between the rocks, and here has V.ife and have none of the b>res of housekeeping. sayshe, " foul holds,terrestial miasmata,and
which no horsewhipping* and
women fini oric agencies, though they may be ii-jirious to health doubt ib will, the doughty champions of Bull's Bin. it is to be hoped he had plenty of theio, anI well laid
a de: 'ieen reared the celebrated sheep floi-k "f Mr Cveiithe most active and industrious
when it was considered probable that
know, incapable of pro- ivith the swiftly-stridingMcagher at their head,shal ou—could revive him ; he prououneed prophesies;
iiiiKKk-cpinsr very <ianl work. Soin-.-liow, pe>pl. ire themselves,so far as we
nionstration won-d be made by the native.- leo Uich. well known in this colony and in !ivvaut.
yellow
speed
fever." The. high; do it wibb a
that shall leave criticism itself beto iliac i'Vi.'ry day, and to order dinner day at'rn- l.icin" either cholera or
lited up in the air ; taken oft"long journeys beagainst the capital. I'in-hiingn, which is tin Victoria as the Mount Eden flock, and for lay i-i nojok"-. At an hotel, veil a la/,y man can do rate of mortality on the West Indian and Brasilia ijhind. Comparing, however,great thing's with sma'l, was
tween the space of two flashesof light; had the gift
only port on the Aianukau, is an extensitesri hei-p from which the most extravagant prices lit' thing without much faugue but t.ien home i* stations wa< entirely 0wi.12;to the iiitrolup,i.ioij and remembering the muscular feats of which the of clairvoyance ; and put out all the cauules by tiis
of ,>f yellow
into a few vessels. ExclusivCj Widow M'Uormack's garden was the scene, it is pos- very presence—his powers depending, as such powers
tlinitnt, inhabited clniny by unjiuir.\ pension !i»ve been paid. At tl>e l>a-e of this mountain mt at all like an hotel. There is not the possibility
of making of these deaths, the mortality o l those sta sible that Frog's Hop will be a more approprinte name generally do, on darkness a.id confusionfor
their perers, tor whose benefit tne township was or- ■ire =itnate the Mount Kdtn Stockade, or,.ion-tant change, and there is the necessity
let a man take his tions does not exceed that in the mist healthy! for the decisive action than Builds Ilnn.
ef
what
U
left.
brew-ry
oirif use
Now,
fect; development. Lord Torphichen soon left off the
of-;t-'.ivorite
-lly louuded. Kach ptiifimier was grame. !)tnal pri-on. and the txtersive
his great pet grievance in tin- community ii civil life. On the West Coast The chief difficulty which the Nation wil find in use of the horsewhip, and he and all the family came
nuisance,
(essrs.
ol
Ik
side.After
this
pacing
ground,
conftuetiag
bavin;
Seccoi' & Sons.
Secessionof Ireland to a triumphant
a cottage and an acre
his mo-it disasfreeahle occupation, and then of Africa," also, tlie deatli rate is high, i i consequence enl will be the
that :he Honorable Patrick was beon the wa>i "oint and reaching the top of the bill, a ino-t vorld,
the impossibility of inducingit to begi;i. tithe conclusionthey
:orap ire it with tin- ilaily bores of women. Perhaps of fevercontracted by men who imprudentlyexposed
got. hld of the witch, a biuish,
the privilege ol feeding o.ttk
>vuched. So
of gras- xtensive prospect salutes the eye; belort-]ies ;1n srn'at
crops
rich
a- men have to g throu-jh is that themselves on shore. Onthe Caps station there is a Nona f Ireland's many grievances are of a nature to
produce
which
now
a
nuisancn
half-witted
woman living in the villiage of
lands,
the town, 'j c ritv of Auckland, covering a considerable if listening to pnny speeches. It Is certai liy a h.ir- slight increase i.i the ratio of deaths to tha free em be cured by secession. The North and West will i.'norant,
put her in prison, waiting her confession.
C
1
and
ier,
There is nothing very sink ng instreets
independence
.against
desire
Irish
belongs
properly
hardly
security
to the West
as
what, is it to having a hiMli-ed pliTyed, but the excess
the
bore
fjr
is
r
ioln
but
not
difficult to get at. Yes,she
ground,
and
the
in
.s
As
it
was
heyond
■xtent" of
the houses are scattered,
cold Coast,where a few fatal ca^es of fever were con- Popery and the West and Southwill scarcely be so was a that,
ime a-jeirto pronounce what is t he dune wi;s litheupon
witch had been
witch for manyyears
of the Waitemata. tnutton
ol thtni unformed. 'I here a>e several goo h. ■autifnl bailor
the. troubles ot servan fail
tracted by the creiv of .tlia flagship, when o:i an Irish as to sever themselves from any share in Enir lad onae given the devila her owu dead
1
Tli.'n
all
child to
dotti-d
fotin- ,nd the numerous ilmds which are
-a v> ry simple pl:m official visit to thit station. 0 i all the other station-, lish politics for the purpose of shaping England's
stores, a ship building yard, a small iron
tie mistress. Most, masters iiave
uake a roast of; had made an image of the young
to
striking,,
policy
according
fancy,
The
nio-'t
did
not
exceed
the
usual
Italian
their
No
one
aoqui
mortality
see oh :er- the
from disease
Kpi-cop.! bout outside the harbor, the
if di-'aiins with tli. ir domestics. I'lnnthroe
two women and a
day and several good l.otels.
;
1lii-d
and
had
associates,
exviius aid arifi-. 8 if ih- kitchen, jratioamong men at the same period of life in Kn r- would be surprise:! to find that political reasoning nan. Mad William Mitchell, the Tinklarian doctor,
Church is a neat iiitle stru.ture, as nisei il. .if which is the sombre, rugge 1-iookiiig »ol f\dy in'Tluday
tii y suddenly turn ronn I and cut liind. The Au-t-alia i -tation wis the most healthy ■ivas a little inverted in Galway; but even Father as he w,as called,went on foot in ill weather,without
In the fir dilutee iiitil some
Koman t"uiholicChnrili. The Wesl.yai mid -iinic island. Kniiitoto.
would hardly advocate Irish Secessionas the
(ireat
jhort
the
servant's
career l>y insta t dNini^sii;. of all. Thouirh sL-kness prevailed mist extensively Daly
s
and \V.i;nen cannot d>> tins.
coo I from the West Bow to Lord Torphicheu's house
liulependellts l>ave aiso commodious cilipels niv be seen the islands of the
Tln-y have to watch the ou the East I.ilia and Chi a station, the deaths bjst means of securing a slice of the English mail at
Ualder, to see what he could do towards discoverthe
south
lies
the,
subsi.ly.
servant*.
Dr.
While we honor therefore the Nation'r ing the devil
Tlmy a-r were most numerous on the Brazilian.
Onehuuga was a place i.f considerable iniMort- f.it'tle Hii'-rier, while to
ni'iiours and fau.-ie-iofthir
in the witches. This was on the 14th
the auriferous thrown into a nervous ilesp.in lency if V c nur.-.t. links Bryson is of opiiiioa. however, that it wonl Ibe \Vi-l-meaning attempt to puff itself out to the of Janu iry—the
day of the solemn fast, which was
ance
the l-.te war, being the poi.it i» es-ten-ive Coromnndi-1 ranges,
model,
help
uiiue.iii
ms
of
its
Carolinian
cannot
creating
proof
wrong
regard
r.stle-s if she
to
this as a
of the unh»althi less
we
conside rlu'ii. an I are -er;ousiy anxious n mnv
the awikening reason of the times
help
einbarkatii'ii lor the troops and military sou -harairter of whi:h is now
ill
the
that
r■: endemi-- nointing out obstacles that lie in the nature
Tiny
itimateiy
fatality
or
are
i
of
the
of
the
pork.
_f"V<
1
dines
val
of
the
or
Lookin^J'ehind,
to the ensclimate,
heie were a -so aide attention
>'ould ailow tho Honourable Patrick SaudilanJs.
en route f r T'nna.u.ki.
■!,>nnect(.'d with t.h'ir dornr'Stcsthan mi.-v ar<;, my' to the country; f>r the deaths, ainouiitiiiT to 27, were >f the enterprise. Again, there are difficulties in True, tiie wiccli and her confclerates were in prison,
:ho-e«'
heads
ard
disinen-of-waran
::.>M*t. the Manukau river'and
thr c and soinetinies lour
ire
much more nfn.i lof what, servants wi from yellow'fever, a Wood ditei^e. which dnes nol the conduct of such an uudertakins1,even if it cou'd mt tnei-e was no gallows planted, and no fire set;
On the op, osite sale of th. rinctlv visible, as also the immense tracts of think
j therefore
ami say, and more anxious to prove to servants lependon any peculiarity of soil or climate, but on a :ie once heun. In spite of their possessing tli dy the ministers! and elders,an I saints,and people,
in the liaibor.
set tlemen 'iirest" which stretch in dark loo'-in.' ran;e- r.lint. they are wonjy, and that they otiirht to liehavi "■pe.'ino infection or poison which escape from th ileainiiiff swo d and a^ile limbs of a Meagher, and o
the
mountain
and
native
is
harbour
"ouveued in solemn and sacred prayer,to beseech nod
he strategic traditions of a .Mitchell, thny are uoi ti
niueh bjtteri riu-n, again, woman's w.-i-k i' iiiman frame. The death rate from feveris also libsjlntelv
drive out the devil from a lying, mischievous,hysof iNtangarei, belonging to a br.-imhof tlu fir northwar' until lost in the horizon. Tn
equal t> thc-Sjutiieru Statesin their power
mi co-.sa.tion iv hous. h ill! li.'h on the North America and West India station
■>""
There
is
w.tys
most
iT'iiu!?
The
is
is
in
cises
t
deal bid. But crazy William Mitchell took very
poor:.village
now a nv.-r Imd ncr Auckland
Wiakato tribe.
The consumption of everyihiug, the chance o. .vhere 18 out of -22 deaths were from yellow fever, of eff ctinji a secession. Tiie SouthernStates, tor ii little by this move, Lord Torphichen not favouring
'nl's.
clay,
down
wh
niH
tin
and
unpro
ing
mainly
of'nimble
m.
of
a
white
that
Cotton
is
and
his
stance,
deception,
unceasing.
only
arising
rely
upon
"
coilectimi
nnsis
is
to be accounted for as
from
say
kinr,"
leavine four
wa-ie, th' pr.ibability of
in precisions to special anil private illumination,
richest «'es- 'uctive; in some parts, however, ot the city ,Tiier- are no rests and"li:ippy blanks in this routine ot indemical anil constitutional causes. Ca-esof pri uiqui'stionedpowi'r to■'. relieve them from their dis r.ie
L»nd adjoining, although of the
was preached in the Calder Kirk by the
But even if th Nation eou'd induce anybody (cv.sermon
«11 netty cx'.'rtion. D.iy follows day, and week followsinavy fe-er on the East In iia station were in the ties
Mr. John Wilkie, minister of Uphall, the sorcription, is almost entirely neglected by tin ,r is of a totally different character, having
v
bin tin the s-i'iir '"atio of 372 t> 1000 of mean strength, whicli excaeds ii <ec 'd<\its nd'ieivnts wonui ci-rtni ily not be found
in
th«
same
wants
h
since
"of
\oleanic
lands
th.
a
nd
and was found so powerful that
jerersbeingpresent,
the late tmuhicr- rhe richness
the
tv.-ek,
native.-, particularly
comity ofTipp.-rary; and Tipper.iry liaway. Hnom- are always getting dirty cl.ichi-s mii-t the number of attacks on th-2 two n >xt must un iiitsi.-le tlw
devil was fairly exorcised,and the boy soon after
There is a pretty little church lure, built oi suburbs.
r O "to the lau.id-y
then: is n.i jieriotl iea!thy stations, namely, tha West Indian and -10 cotton wh'riwith to coerce the civilised word. ihe
w.
i:k;
every
recovered.
In
time he went to sea, rose to the
illy
wh
to
stone, which was erected by the nitives. win.
when tradesmen have not to be enenuinerui, an' African,by at least one-third. The ratio of deaths If cnuM oniy tluvaten deprive mankind of paraffin command of an East Indiaman,but perished in a
have also a native ilergynvn, who re-ides in >■ THE "SYDNEY MORNING HERALD lills to he paid. And in all this trouble and anxi.ity in a given amount of fo cc was l-o greater than ■did peat.
meritorious
leaving
name, singularlystained
a
stjrm,
Onefeatureat least of the present American con- with boyish sins. "It brings
«a
ON OTAGO.
o much worse than any that falls to tv: lut of men, ■"in any other station,with the exceptioii of those o^
neat cottage iuar the ciiuri-h. Tn s
us strangely uaar to
have on'y onp help a.id consolatio.i d'nied to vhic.h yellowfever male its appearance though th ifcst will not, we ventureto predict, be reproduced in this wild-looking affair," saysChambers,"that the
colonisi:ig
L'otntau
rcvolurhev
King
the
late
whos.
of
the
most
remarkable
the residence of.
One
Nation, continues to preach treason,
Ireland.
If
the
they
compared
support
one
exu-a
wli
cli
with
the
number
of
were
is'only
leaths.
attacks,
Torphichen
Ota-jo,
present
(1860)
anl th ii-fi—tlu-e
Lord
is only nephew to
may be seen at
of ihout the same as on the We t Co-i«tof Africa, wheiv it is possible thai id may be prosjeuted; though we
'" palace," or rather its ruins may still be -een ■inns of late times
witch-boyof Haider." Witch Stories. Collected
i-iVK to hold them up. Tiioy have the power
teniiory. Our readers are awai Hikingpleasure
talking abeut domestic rconomy feversof a similar type prevail. Yellow fjver has notishall much regret to see any law officerof the Crown the
in the shape ol a broken raupo w/iare, wlm.- iiiiT'mndiiij?coimtrv
in
Lynn
Linton
a large number nf tlw meiv- IVrrible as it is to go through it is charming lo talk vet reacheil the shores of [n;ia a-id China; hence makinga salutary law ridiculous by levelling it at by E.
greatness alas! seems to have departed with hat to that
The Last Resort. —Though all thewoiindpd inthe
the Free'Church of Scotland wen !e iliout. It won dbe mosi unfair to say that th■" pc i- tiere has been none of those fearf ii isolited epideinies such a i object. If its readers should betake themlife of its owner, l'oatan's remains a., 'hts ofway,
Lobau
received much attention from .he
guerrilla
prinif
tl-eir
of
to
a
the
inland
of
possible,
housekeeping
[nilia..,
to
cntini.erhal:inci:..
West
aid
lii-aztliau
selves
warfare,
conducted
on
idea]
■jiur
talking
realise,
of
about
vliich. on the Afaoan,
they >uff"red greatly. The chief
interred near the church the tomb is sur t'.eir goverinnciit
anl social life. Their idios- illiti evils: tint still i* is agieat plua umto ho n-c- statio :i>, sometimes carry off the thir lof a sliip'-^! ciples of plenty of sulphuric aci.l and no quarter, they !'ivnc!i surgeonssufferings
were the hnat of the day
c.iuses of their
eajli crhcr.
impressed
upon
certainly
rounded hy a pullis>ide. and the neatest car-. c'lurch
of
.vill
find
tnemselves
in
a
convict's
dress
stivnsjly
thus
tlie
to
talk
over
their
troubles
with
in
of
a
fe.v
weeks
The
fdvers
---i<eep!'is
"was
the
yncrasy
sompuuy
90ur.se
of the night. Slorrover, the
coolness
icy
bjfore
many
the
whose
\<n
rathe
chivaland
the
periodic
,n(J
Maoiies.
mo.iths are over ; anil after
type, an I depend
ol it is taken l-yilluptrious
wiio owe so much to them, maybe very weil India sm,l China are of a
political development of the in
w..,bridges
first
social
and
nnd
the insufficientnumthe
dead is exce. diugh fant state. Fortunately for ilieni, there was no -a!isfi :" that tiny have any mitigationof their ;ot. generally, it is supposed—for no' positive proof has rous illustration given by Mr. Meagher of an Irish lestrucrion of
tion tor their
br of boats rendered it almost impossible to import
few natives
or The Irishman's wife in the play is a'so quite riirht bee 1 adduced of such origin —on emanations irom the patriot's sentiments upon the subject of the laws of he quantity of provisions and conifirt-srequisite for
their-inovements,
to
obstruct
strong, bince ihe war. but very
population
native
il- honor,no Governmentwill be weak enough to indulge
during Ito
domestic economyis not only a heavy =oil; they are not_, u-.ider ordinary uircumstanccs.
iiumb:r of wounded. The Surgeon-ingive the General Government any pre'i n-e to in saying that
have resided h re, only visiting itas-enibie
though in a few instances it was sup- o ed them with a parole. But whateveris done will bedone the larfre
in order to prevent his patients being
ftasl when they
with the management of tlu-ir aifiiirs hurrii-n, but tlmtitdeman.teverycoiniderabii' powers, -fectious,
some tuiigi, or otherDuring
a reproductive power amongst the according to law. Even if Tippe^ary boys should en- Chietj Larrey,
they
juirel
ac
only
patent.
k-ep
it
is
not
thnt
tht
husband
won't
that
soup to be made ot Imrsi fle.-h,
the war at Taia- illad they continued undisturbed by any new ami lious'l, hut lie can't. Of course then- is not much marines quartered in the fi'thy, ill-ventilated streets camp within sight of Dublin, Lor.f Carlisle will not starved, ordere'J
in great nuinlieis
Lan'ey
endeavored to spare the horses as
colony
proba'».
would
to
Al'liouirh
Corpus
deigning
Act without
ijiowerful element, the
Canton, just as the feversof this country become suspend the Habeas
kiiowlvdge
A
of
arithmetic
of
nnki. great quantities of cartridges were [have
demand
on
the
intellect.
possible,
yet the French generals, \yho
as
been highly prosperous, as well as hiidily U t!i« vjry hiirh st learning required, and eviina \ery infectionsfrom similar causes. The loss from feverask thecousi-nt ofParliament. Sir Robert Peel will not much
niiiniifactuitd litre by the natives, and conchiefly
were loud in their complaints at
unpalatable
an
suffered,
Judjie
gives
O'Brien if he
The ordinai-v accumulauon ot c<ins:ilt;i'ai)le hazim-s in arithmetic may pr;ic icalK' be .11 the Af.icm station was considerable,though by 0 imprison
ivspec-fjiMo.
imrhuid
to
th<-in-urtheir
turned
into fond. It was a wans-urrei.titiously
being
iiors"S
with a sojourn in a
veyed
wealth vhentiie habits of the people are ii.dus-(1 harmU'SS.But to k"i'p house well, requires method,means so great as in former times,when it was more decision,or threaten thetolawyers
ton violation, as they thought, of the rulra, borh of
gen's. '1 his met must have been known t<i the
very rapid, a
practice thau at present to send men in ortress if they v.nture defenda pri-oncr whom th Kpicurus
and
is
inexpensive,
quality
lifty,
I.
and.
ah.ivi'
all
This
last
nub'e
the
tact,
humanity.
Accordingly, they.comcourage.
and
of
trions,
Governmentaccuses. Sir Gi.'orgi- Grey will not arauthoritk-s at the time, although I believe it Iwe
do nit know that v.c can eongratulaie the i< so seldom shown \v men in lit tie thin-as,that tin open boats to interceptbyslavers, anl to attempt rest
to Buonaparte of the manner in which tluir
Mr. Vincent Scully on his way to the House of plnined
excessive bloqd-lettincr
would alone be enough to prevent their to cure the disease
up
by
was demed, for 1 several times visited the vil- 'province oil Hie c'.iange whieli has assed overit, absence of ir good
animals
had
been
served
order of Larrey. Tiie
suspected
of inon tin- ground that he is
at. homo. Itis a very trying thin» and the administration of calomel in large Commons,
lage (luting the late hostilities, and I more land which will alier completely its social cha- doing much
and in tho presence of his
nor Emperor sumoned Larrey,
But even on this un- tending to give a vote against the Government;
to look a tradesman in the face and and frequent doses.
instance,
explanation
wh-it
was
for
there
to
have
with a most severe
saw
evidences
of
186D.
to
demanded
an
Cambridge
racter.
In December,
issue directions
the staff",
nearly two- will the Dnkc of
than once
5242 females fiirht him for a shilling. It is more Iban many n healthy station it has been shown that
the vote expression of countenance. What,1' said he, "have
goin"0 on. The Manakati gradua !y shal- was a population of 7449 males and
to do, and yet ii thirds' of tlie fatal cases were the result of intempe- pollinir-clerks of any Irish county to lefusc
bearded
husb'iid
would
dnre
disposed
of the horses
abetting
responsibility
suspect
Since
tr-at
shall
of
the
on
own
g"ld."
they
until
it Then arose the cry of"
time, timid modest woman will do it at a momenta rance or of exposure to miasma on shore. On the of anybody whom
you your
point,
this
past
lows
relic s. The Kildare-street Club will not have its of the officersin ivrdcr to give foup to your wounded?'
On-hunga. liov.-ever. the inimipnition has chipfly been ot :iotiee. Althougli most womei in the great affairs ol home,Pacific,and Australian stations,febriledisea-es
more, nnd
Vps,"
Larrey.
terminates about two miles from
answered
He
added
no
by
torn
search
of
arm>
men
without
war
Cape
up
(joM-ik-lds.
floors
in
At this point. adult males,whose destination is the
life have scarcely a ly sense of justice at all, yet in were of comparatively rare occurrence. On the
on the Great South Koad.
i'uut or official authority ; and Irish ladies will not be soon aftprwards he was elevated to ihcrnnk ofBanmof
whose influence on lite fitml eondilioii of tie little thingsthey are exceedingly sen-itive as regards and Mediterranean stations the cases were rather carried
want of foodwas not greater than
(iaol
Eni])ire.
the
The
wearing
1 here is only a neck of land about a mile in'mid
off
to
Kilin.diili'ain
for
ribbons
a realisation iftiio. all imposition. They cannot bear to be cheated,no< more numerous, and the mortality somewhat greater. in
andx-ountrv will lie anything but
which Lord CarlisletPiiy object. Wliat- the want of utei sils, and amongthe expedients !br
width dividing the waters of the iast
Ibeau-ideal. in pursuit if which the colony ot,on account of the "money they loose,but because thej Yellow fever has not appeared in the Mediterranean: theirdressto
measures thelucubrations of the Nationifcarrried remedying the deficiency was that of picking up
west coa>ts. and across which the native? tun-,, \,-as founded. The immeiba'e material re- loose a battle which is planned on their scale of com- for manyyears p :st, though in some of the ve.-sels ever
practical efiecf, mayforceupon tuekJovernmcnt,cui< asses on the fieldof battle. On these cuirasses,
they have to show, and do -how. there was'a mild kind of typhus prevalent, which;into
lug theii canoes; cargo bouts and other sin ill suit'is however, surprising. Gold to ihe value bat. Then, again,ta..t
the
of which had in most cases been killed,
;sists in c tin was. undoubtedly, propagated by infection; put, heywill bi-stamped with a reverencefor law. Butthen soupowners
on
s?rt
of
which
o
across
skids
of
was
that
i
£2.5,401.
dragged
frequently
duty
are
of horsi fleshwas. served,there being scarce any
yielding
craft
a
!nf i74".i21i. and
are an antiquated and effete nation, incapable of
no relation- !we
as against people who threaten u> put thmi"h probablyof the same type, it hadCape
newer discoveries of freedom.other nourishment for Larrey and his patients in the
during the half year -In the first tluveitheir own way,
"understanding
all
the
.station,
drawn l.y buil-.cks. At some future periodcofa
the
They
yellow
economy
pestilence. On
domestic
out.
must manage tc ship to the
Unfortuna'dy innnyoi the wounded
'months tb>- Tort of Dunedin was visise.l by 28(the
con- Still, even rebels will discoverthat there isa practical island of Lobnu.
New Zealand's history there will probably
have things sent home in time, to repair breakages, fevers of a periodic character are occasionally
differencebetween the new kind of freedomand the were about that lime otfai kid with tetanus. Serving,
the l»v o-.psiile ships, of 90GUtons. In the qiwier ending! to
a supply large enough without waste. They tracted by exposure to miasma in tiie Mozambique
canal cut to open a passage between
have
Lnrrey
to
in
numerous campaigns, he had frepatriots
old.
When
the
Irish
aic
summoned
as
did,
ships,
properwere I'4
over
represent inn must half quarrel with a great many people of ail Channel,but they seldom assume infectious
ihis disease,
coasts, tbu-saving aboui 40u miles of naviga- '31st neceml'or there
and,
with
effortsto get out of the qut-nt opportunities of )ipobserving
with the fevers of Ireland from those successful
profited by ihcse
and yet avoid quarrelling with them irrepar- ties they are strictly congenerous
"i79l;i tons, besides a trade of great extent
ranks,
gained
much
diswith
his
usual
nbilitv,
'enemy's
tion. Ihe appearance of the country in this
which
have
them
so
observaDuring
duties receivt-djably. They must smooth down the jealousies Western Africa and" Central America.
the
way
The
neighbouring
p-ovinces
deep
.c
that
by
llu
't
is
well
known
cauterisation
they
tions. It
neighbourhood is pi.using; ihe land is of "were £-n 769 for 18(iO but for 1861 the duties;of "servant against serva <t. They must determine prt year \el low fever has been most destructive intinction in die New World, it is probable that
restoring
to
other rimeriies he Fiicccedi d in
Indies, nut. however,will confess
that, iven fl>r the purpose of hatching nnd
richest description, producing fine eio;s nl
Thus the discovery of (jol-1 ha- tle very ditlicult relations of governesswith ihe forceemployed in the West
£69,737
health many of those" in whom the disease afpearpd
ordinarySedition,the Inglish system is a pleasanter one to|at
Tht
All thL from any increase or aggravation of the construc-|
potauies ami 111 "guificetit la-turage.
development to an.imr- those above and below them.
In his p'ofessional woiks this
and
tii-st
incurable.
enlightened
a
sudden
larfie
than
the
other.
Under
the
[live
defect
in
the
under
the scoria, whicn
from any
Z.-alan-l. wlnV-h pronu- is by no means easy, and requires longpractice be endemial causes, nor
has accurately detailed the causes of
fO ii is vol.-auio. lying on
oflGovernmentof the Model Republic, the editor of any rminr-nt furgton the
The lof-the-wav corner of New
to perfection. Lastly, they must havo tio lof the vessels,or in the sanitaryofcondition
best mode of preventing fatal
en- fore it comespatience.
covtrs the greater part of the dis rict.
the vessels paper holuing views io repulsive to the feelings of the this dispasei andMemoir
■ses v intiueuce the political destinies of the
unbounded
Men have a theory that women their crews, but simplyin consequence
conFequeiifPs.—
dotted
over
with
e.xlead
to
of 13umn Larrey, Surlong
hood
is
as
the
Nation
would
;to
community
whole ncighbou
ago
<n-oii|) of New Zealand Colonies
patient. They are supposed so have a soil in which it appeared having communicated with in- Imass of the
tire
a
c
born
the
Giarde Armce.
gion-in-Chiif
of
of whi.h are -til a transfi.-KM.ee of political power ;_ or to the se-i;of Job j blessing
with the merits of a split
justas the Southern phi- fected ports or ships. It was introduced into the havebeen made acquainted
tinct volcanoes,the craterscases
upon
them,
story
would
have
A
is
told
of
a
voluuteer who was in a
"plumopicean
Quaker
which
the
islands
to
A
robe"
by
appear
the st.-eiun.- veranee of ihe close relations i
railasacock-horse.
losopher supposes the negro has a Haul's curse nl learns in September, 1860. seamen who
defined, and in muny
where the brought home to him the conviction of the wickeuress Virginian .'■kiimi.-.h. Comintr in very close quarters
be
cleat ly tr.i- 'ofNew Zea'a id now stand to each other.
pre iestine.l slavery We hope that this taeory is have been infeute.lwhile on shore at Belize,
la* a
may
a i-'ecessionist. lioremaikpd, " Friend,'Usveryunneces-ity
loyalleading
f
of
articles.
to
These
communiof
and
the
prevalent.
secession,
they flo-ved .!" vr
Amongthe effects likely to result from t'ie_n "- true ibjnt women. Of course if it. costi t.iem m -:i-ease was at the time
«iu-.e they have cooed as
others, and several died. U.ifor We are far from wishing him any such evil fiite. ibi-unute. bu' th.°estandest just where I am goiugtt)
-i- expected expansion of this colony, the establish- more to be patient than it costs tlie nigger tv have i ca el the fever to
proceeding to a colder latitude. Underexisting circumstances he is aharmless amuse- shoot,"and blazing away, down came his man.
from the crater. Fiom the excc.-sivc poi
w( tunatety,
i
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■
i
i
> iv
liiu1
I
i
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I
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passage
"ith^iddocks
,
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;
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of]
tJi.tr.
:
—
"minutes
:
>
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;
li-Hited
formed
:
I
;
>
■
I
'contracts
I
>
~
>
«nexpect«rfis<ure,
'
Importance
exhausted
—
lu^
a^
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potatoes?
,
musses
L
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vill^ze
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;
—
7be
;
'interfere
"
1
"
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"
,
1
'raised
;
.
;
iwere
iciven
o
cUaracter of lUv. yrouud, the vefcctatw>u is olten
1
ment of
the i\muuw
rauie see^ni
not.t.w lo^st,; hard kull and to be able to stand a tropical sun,
instead of
i
-
.-
v
OTAOO: ,-t>M^^... .XfM>#£
-
Aivmt l&z'Wes,
Auctions.
£hip p ing fro ic3SFor Sale
it a somewhat busy sec-.iv
Juice's eonl-vard reudere!
upon showing up their own frailties, callin; uid
Ibtmt
I'AIILIA
.ii-:N
tj look on ami wncoli tiie pi-ocL-ui.
j
niiC
like
AXD
tlie
lm!<e
I
THE \>nmi
'down public, odium on their own csnduot,and,
TJIS DAY,
TOR MELBOURNE DIRECT.
One day a customer, of the poorer sort, lia.-m
URN I? -W E E KLY AG X " nii-l
i"i
moreover, utterly damaging their own pro<pec s "',it
(From the Mount Alrxuii'ler M<iil.)
to he!.
At Two o'Olocii.Sharp.
I- E A D 12 It " Hie two b-st we. kly p;ip.T-.
his sack filial, 10..k "<! nlunt f.ir soinn. one
generali
thereby
They
Capper
Ship,
and
arc
man
stam:
AitBlick
Ball
future,
Uim'icis,
present
observed
a
stouiish
tiie
cronies—
Assembly,-frott
back. He
■UMiUUud. in
Australian
lon to hisdressed
It will be disgraceful to the
I UEN T,
fi RI T IH 11 TRO'jmina
as;fir iod wise in their generation t'n
in a spuncer. with datk ilrab sina ":.»db.
TO
BUIDttEJtS.
in-near,
JVue inclusive. .1.depicted
uler.
the Cliiur.Socrvjw.ry to/Mr.-rim-dc
-0.-B. Ila.Ulock. Is].,
hat.- But, sti'iutite to say. this sort of prpeecdin; '■'otlies- " Hek-h l-mester! paid tile luaii. '\eoii:
the
-15
by
-charge..ByUT.■Til15
«:i.
uiy-sliouiier..:To -SAir ON OBA
ill'll. issSANT,
At the risk, of Mr. Duncan,juu.
enquiry into-the
Westminster
lift wi this sack o* eoa! on to
f.mn■!■ in
;
uyYryUjy
always
is
of
oecuiverii:e"
"iiaea
he
"fit"
NOT
can
is pr> two
taken plac Wlohout any liesiuaioif, the pei-sonitij.-hesi.eae. O th.' Melbourne Weekly Age " anil Leaoer.
Jurat Tiibiinc a-nin-t 'Mr.""O'Connor for
r-it-^ljfC" fTTEIS favorite ship, in the Me.:
very singular iiutanees of it have
"
i JONES will sell, at the Provincial Yavdß,Thi«
th. during
-aye the man the requireA
lift, and oft he trudge' 'Jl-FICB, AIICADK.
Vnil"o trade, well known f>... h^s.
vented by mere technical reverence
the 1-iat week.
"
*-S*M^\
witnesse'
Day. i-Jth ins-t.,
who
had
Gatlnn,
near,
charge
|\viMi
tho
load.
Some
one
ier rapid passages
anil com mi
cases,
n;
Getlun v.
One of these
privileges of Parliament. The
to
and
Dvi!
a
4 head uf Jurke prime Bullocks.
"
''
man,
the
asketl,
oilers fa
iii'l Q^^SSiJ^^&S^ ilions accommodation,
ivianv difle- the transaction, ran tip
CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.—For
S. JONES.
originally mnde, is exceedingly plain, and i! has appeared so often, and under solittle
speaking tull ft aw milEparticulars
yo've
opportunity
intending
that
been
Weekly
Age
know
who's
the
vovab
c
for
passengers.
discernvo
read
Melbourne
terms since Mr. reut iiiriii", that it requires no
1
express
in
'1
been'
th'
Duke
Ins-sen
!"
in
from
Dunedin
repeated
Why,
Jetty,
"
has
it's
be taken
Passengers ■"viSl
who is he I" "
Arcadk.
theiexpense.
between -plaintiffs am DukeT'
droppingtlie bag of conk uid " Leader." Office,
man,
THIS DAY,
ship
O'Connor called attention to it in his plao ment to discriminate
the
to
the
at
Port
of
exclaimed
Chalmers,'free
brought
places,
charges "Mr respondents they have changed
are unequalled.
MONDAY, -2ist APRIL.
from his shoulder," Hey, ivhafll he do fit me! Maur
in the house. The Tribune
FRO AT THE GOLD-FIELDS-—See Her saloon accommodationsSteora;;c,
cross actions, and assumed aspects as perplexini 4 "oo ond ax his pardon V But the Duke Lad dis
£i 10s.
Fare—CaHn,£10;
Weekiy Age and "Leader." Office,
Alfred Arthur O'Connor with hiving re- a-3 the memorable case of " Peebles v. I'lain- ■nTpeared.—
Engineers.
By
Samuel
HIGHLY
VALUABLE BUSINESS
Apply
Lives
tlie
"'
"
of
THOSE
Aucade.
quested Mr. Lynch, the mining registrar o1 stanes." The case commenced in the shape oi in
J. C. YOUNtf, & CO., Agents
PIIEAIISiCS
Smythesdale, to offer Mr. Semple, a candidati -Gethin v, Gcthin,'" in which Sir Kiehard psli- "< ifen.
Maolaugax-stuekt.
In
4 PPALLING ACi'IDEXTS, Colliery Explofor the lute vacant seat fur Greenville, £10' ,ioned for a divorce fiom his wife on the prounu
FOR MULUODUNE DIRECT.
t\_ sio'.s. Dreadful Shipwrecks and Terrible Cato retire from the contest in favor of Mr Casey >f desertion and adultery. But just as it was
Wanted.
Persons Seeking a Fir.-t-cla=ss Situation for any
tlie Weekiy Age"
To
'faithfully
recm-deii
in
■astionhes
at
permission
to go on board
once
Passengers having
Business.
which Jlr. Lynch n fused to do," and it is mi ibout to conic on for hearing the petition wa.md "Leader." Office, Aucape."
Al clippership, CERES,
rpHE
puted to the'Victoriiin Association that the\ ,uddcnlv withdrawn. Shortly afterwards then YK7 ANTED, a Six-roomed House, convenient t
te4-"s&^
8(il tons register, .iohn Coch
(Opposite the Snaui.-ockHotel.)
necessan
Latham
v.
Latham
uin.
-A"Weekly
the
the
roll
&
Flinis
14*
ippwircd
Apply
"
"
on
G. Lumb
Co.,
to the
A<re
VV Post Office.
provided Mr. O'Connor with
wherein a Mr. Latlium accusid his will l.ers Lane.
Orders from the ife&CSiS'f' rane, lisij., Master, coiuinandin^:.
„
p;T quart!'!-, post nun? paid,
funds wherewith to perpetrate the " villainy. Jethin,"
DEALERS,
AND OTHERS.
STOREKEEPERS,
admitted, without dis])ute, to U. To Gtt-.tOEItS,
a..d Sir Kiehard Gethin of In-injr tlu S A J ANTED a rtsueclalile Housemaid for the Pro Country promptly
This is tlie language of the Tribune, and i' if adultery,
the fastestchpper ship which ever entered or saile
ihUMI HAYf
oi her crime. The guilt was proved bi- VV vincial Hotel. Immediately.
-pjrt.
"Age"
"will he admitted to be clear and unmistakeabh parlncr
of
this
THE
LEASE
TO
BE
SOLD,
Opfich,
sue-ceded
in
obArcade.
out
■
Latham
repudiate- ,-oiul a doubt, and Mr. his
The Cere.s will sail positively on
Javing Two Years and a-Half to run, and possession
in its meaning. The hon. member
divorce. U|«m this \\T ANTED Firewood for the Provincial Hotel
ainini; n dcercc for
Immediately.
FRIDAY, 19tii INSTANT,
immediately, of tiiu l'reuiises no.v in the occupathe charge very disiictly. lie declares tha 'Gethin
turned up again ; but thi V*
TO WOKKING MEN.
lie;
v.
Gethin"
with
expected
by
acquainted
it
those
will, is
withou: line tlie position of tin- panics was reversed,
tion of
it is a "gross'deliberate falsehood,
Acre Sectionsfor Sale, cheap—Within an And
a good Mjlch Goat. Applyto J. and
i
qualities, reach Melbourne sume time before
sailing
he
iluxton, who is removing into his new
Mi-.
'" nevo uidy Gethin now petitioned for a divorce froir
the shadow ol" a foundation," tliat
It. liAiHi), Pi-inces-st-rciit.
the arrival of tin' Blue Jacket.
premises.
opened his lips to Mr. Lynch, or oflerw .ler'luisbund on the ground of cruelty am. VKr
steerage passengerstaken, find only a very
No
Apply
M.
Joel
Agents.
Surveyors
Youth.
to
and
Land
an Active
to give him £100, or any other sum, am ulullerv.
A miseiablo ea/msewas the rcsul: VV ANTED,
limited number in the
Vrinces-strepfr.
AND CO. have received inMARTIN
sun Sir HicJiard was provul to have commenced tin
Intkkmmhatb akd SkconbCabins.
he never leceivcd this or any other
strucLions tVoin Air. Huitou, w oli'er lor s;vlc
wife withii. "iTTAKTEii, :i good man Cook,also a housemaid.
Passengers will not lie required to receive tlieii
ALuuday uuxt, April 2ist, on tiie preto give to any one for this or wiy other pur- Use of the vilest language towards his
near
FOR
SALE
Dining
aaoiwn,
on
oj
specially
Otasro
Rooms,Princes-street,
be
linted
fo.
app
VV TSairruks.
messes, as an officer will
do so." Tin 1 nionlh fr ni ihe cay of his iiiariinjie ; hi Police
at one
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, of about 75
pose, and lit- never inUnded to is
ihe purpose, and there will be no limit in the supply -.uises in jMaolaggan-sneefc, Leaseo'e.ooli,
kicked her out of bed and made hci
of t.iose veryvatherelor. Ti-qucntly
Acres partiv cleared, fenced, mul ploughed, nf ilie provision, the. ship beingprovided on the same
Thereuiainder of his.
issue between the parties
Clerk competent to take chimre oi A
a 1).
on the floor ; rtpenti:dly he struck her
ANTED,
of
the
Tairi
River.
.letp
the
month
now iv his occupaoiou,
premises,
neargood
luabld
scale as in the Aloy6:ie,"whicli gaveMicli.gene
cled-ly put, and us it involves the privilege
a set of
oks. Apply by I'tlcr. Address situated
she possessed.
four roomed house on it. and also liberal
iiaving t.vo ana a-iia:f years t.< run,
took
from
her
money
There
is
a
passengers.
it:
;my
to
aiiit
Kattray-strcet.,
ha
satisfaction
the
ral
am "Clerk, ciro of Mr. E. Quick,
of the House," the printer oi the Tribune
a Stock yard and other conveniences and nnproveand sola in eonsequencj of Ms removing
..tor wiilch, rings, and any valuables,
lnterme liate cabin, with steward's
hten summoned to the bar of the House. id-used her of misconduct with her owi Duncilin."
into his new premises.
■<
£4 0 0
attendance
year's crop of wheat, estimated to
it
to reeeivi
meicly
Ship's
Jolly
Is
tli.
Him
A
of
this
pun
what
ose?
he
asserted
was
TO
PURCHASE
Stack
For
FXTANTRIJ
5 00
Itis unnecessary
to point out the extreme advan.iian-seivant, whom
Secondcabin
about 150 bushels,may be taken with it.
as a site for .my bruiien of biui-.
property
censure for violating the "privileges of tli. ,atiier oilier child ! lie consunnnated this clu- VV or Dinsry. Bbsnistt & Huddv, Oyste. containprice
Saloon
10
0
of
tliis
«
tages
apply
to
For
ami further particulars,
the
applr inline :iately to
For passage
i.i»b, faeiiigtue Oluo, Snum.oelilloiei. ami nexi,
House;" or, that he may h;ive an opportunist viilrims conduct by p onosing to her that sin Saloon,Provincial Yanl.
G. M. ALDRIOH,
MESSRS. M'KKNZIE & POOLE. greatest, tuuroughfare in ii.mcdin —tile Aruatie ; and
High and Princes-streets.
of proving his charge? " Is he to be told tha- >hoitld give him some cause fur obtaining i
Active Lad. Apply E. Pluman
Cornerof
Jetty-street.
io
wed
knu\vn
UiaD
a
business
proi.osing
pretty
pruficable
that li. WANTED,
A.treuts.
is
very
tli< ,I.voice, veiy considerately
Im i:k, Chemistand Druggist, Princes-street
lie must not comment, a- he has done, on
has U-e.i conducted on die premises, ana in a great
wi.l -.vould "not bo hard upon In r, nor expose h< i North.
conduct of a n.enilKr oi the Assembly, or
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE,
scboonev MARY JANI- measure from iio tirst el.u.-s jjosiuou.
Tin
DAILY
-*.
mHE
ahsoiutely
than
was
necccsary
an
Iron
Door
and
Frame
>
which
,iK.re
!"
ANTED
to
charge
Moly:.enx.
SeV,
All
he be penuitted to establish a
Further information eaa be obtained from the
CARGO of Coulsfrom tlu
and on'
-JL- >s now LOADIN(i for tin Auctioneers.
complete. Ily. F. Hardy, builder, MaclagO'Com or's pre "rticltv, iherefore, was fully inside out,
parties desirous of Rivingthem a trial are re
'
if proved, would render Mr. to
record of the Lsithmi. gan-streor.
apply t. Terms—Halfcash ; balance by approved bills.
our represen- woulif Imvt: fanciedthat the
to apply to
quusted
q
freight
or
sence in the House an insult
For
passage
ase woii.d have been sutlicicnt to establish tl:
tiaie at one o'clock.
ANTED, a .00 I general Servant. Apply tv
a. M ALDRIOH,
A.
MERCER,
tative institutions ? Jn fact, is the liberiy 01 adultery. Uut the petitioner had elected tcx-ai 4Xf
just
VV Mrs. W. \V. Tickle, the '" Anchoraire,"
Cornerof High and Princes-streets,
Princes-street.
the pi ess to be unduly restri ted injln*
Mrs. Latham hen-elfus a witness,and accordingly ■el-'W the Si'llier's Ca'iin.
Agent for the Clutha CoalCompany,
FJ.UDAY, 13tu APKIL.
A pril 12,1862.
tolony, or is it to retain its "privilege" o! mat laily was placed in the box. when, to tin
re-;
Lad.
Cfoodreferences
-strong
landing ex
ANTED,
exposing and denouncing corrupt practice* astonishment of even body, she declined to say i. *«/■
quired. Next to Switzar's slioeshoj}. Prin-j "OOTTLED ALB and PORTEiI, now
W A I TTo LA.
VV
popular
adjourned,
ii jes-atreet.
.void 1 Tin- case was therefore
wbeicvei it finds them ? This is the
L> OliverCromwe;l.DODS, & CAMERON.
Miscella-eons.
POLE,
Sale by Auction.
view of the position. It is kit that there i i.inler that fresli eviiience might bu obtained to-j
Kattray-street.
highest
substantiating the second charge. Whils-i'
a General Servant. The
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
a higher "privilege" than that laid claim t<< wiird<
has instructions to sell by
NOTICE
MACLEAN
Apply
U>
Mrs.
Jko.
M'Neill,,
wiijrcs
th>>
ffiven.citings
pi
Queen',
asant state
were in tlti.s
JEWISH FAITH.
BeuUnripdin.
by Parliament, and that, if there are in oui
FLOUR.
auction,for the Coiate.of the la^e"Air.
comp- Queen's Anns Hotel, Priiires-stivet,
rendered
the
aflair
moiv
SILK
DRESSED
suddenly
t*vector
panderers,
George
un
street*j..uai
(jjle.nan, at Mr. crrey'a'iScjeicyarJ, ou Friday,
4
House of Assembly po itical
nnHE Consecration of the Synngnjtue,
intervening and charging thi
(Jirl to take charge of ababy. Appl., "VTOW landing, ex JErfSIE.
still
by
p.m.
Aj.rit—
ANTED
a
at
5
i.ne
iSth
place
evening,
who
sell
themselvelicated
l~s
J
this
I will take
sciuj ulous adventurers,
petitioner, Lady Gethiu, with acting in collusioi W
immediately to Mil Andrew Simpson,
.Dairy Cows,in calf and to calve
Evening Service of the Passover at 6 o clock.
for a consideration to fuitber the designs oi vith her husband for the purpose of obtaining :■■'.ijntcher,
North E:tst Valley Road.
POLE, DODS k CAMERON.
H. E. Nathan,
8 and 4-year bullocks,fat for the butcher
R.itcray-street.
any | Briieuhir ]iaity, it is the duty of the l'res: divorce,and with having committed adultery witl.
Heifers ana steers
Presiuent.
by a YoungLady a situation in a
"to stigmatise thei' efforts, and prevent the pol- a certain Mr. Ellis, whom she had hopes of marryOnesuperior Durham bull
1863.
Inillinery
■April
in the
or mantle
U,
house
of
bushess,
M'Leod's
nex
store,
institutions.
at
Paterson
&
charges
SALE,
Also, after the above
ing. Liuly Gethiu denied both
lution of our fretepartment. Address,MD, "-.()., Dimedin.
Hotel—
the
Criterion
A superior lot ol mixed cattle—lo superior filhea
obligais
a
the
DUtfKDIN.
corresponding
huving
organised
proof
required,
couise
there
and
CHURCH,
OI
WE3LEYAX
Islay
whisky
portrait?
Hay's
.of
Dr.
Chalmers.
ICO
cases
aim
mares
vpgarder
buyers
of
\\l ANTED,
gation entaikd on the l'rtss, that it i-luill no annpletcd the case as far a
MEETING, on balialfof the New Church,
Terms at Sale.
100
Stewart's
VV John Kn'ox, and Dr. Cairns.—Fkrguson & 100
accuse without due warrantry, and this w;» Her petition some short time ago. Consequenlh
sundry brands
will beheld in Mr. Dixoirs Store,George-street
chargM Mitchell. Engravers, Princes-street, above Bank oi
April *Bth,
the
only
ir.tothere
to
be
considered
O'S.hanassy.
It
was
remained
THURSDAY, 17th APRIL.
by
(opposite
Mr.
Geor-e Hote!(, on Good I-rjday,
insisted on
Wales.
New
South
they
and
ocAfter which, a
prcforreii by ihe Queen's Proctor,
nt i o'clock p.m.
FOR SALE,
!
lerable, he uiniiikul, that any person shouli cupied bir' Cresswi-H
'Cresswell and a
all concerned to know the Cheapest
MOR.-JE & ORBELL have been
PUBLIC MEETING
lledding Manufactory is Pulfokd & Co..npHE largest Weighing Machine in the colony
be free to inijiute di.-honornble conduct to i ury ior three days. We are happy to saysi>ecii\!
ilu-\ WANTED,
iuvored.. with instiucuon* by Mr. B.
will
when
addresses
bp
phine.
lipld
in
the
same
being
com signally failed. The charge of collusion wits over- ieorge-street, opposite Jlr. Loggie, Butcher. Mat^ 1 Apply
Will
jrisiuau toseil Uv auction all his
nienilier ol that house without
(of
Kiiox
he delivered by the Rev. Donald Stuart
cuMMiya&co.,
h U RI- L U So
'I' URE S ,
pelk-d to piodme the iiuthority upon vvhicl thrown by the evidence of a must respectabli crasses of all sizes and material made to order on the
Hardinsr,R.-v. Rol.t. L. Vicke^.
"2,Hinders Lane. Church), Rev' Isaacministers
Teas; Sugar, Maccaroni, Vermicelli,
he based the chaise; and he expressed a hope, ■"olichor's firm, who proved that they did no ■shortest notice.
and friends. Ilenrj Consisting of Munil.a
I'iind
several
other
I'loor
Rope/
C.utli, Bridies,
concur,
tlur igurously prosecute Sir Kiehard for the costs o
66a.it,i'ai'it,
ANTED, Male and Female Servantsof ever}
in which the l ill lie will cord<all/
assortment of
Cooke, Esq.; in the chair.
b-uFOX SALE,
J.C., ice. Aiso, a Juisceiiiiutous
description. Victorian Registry Office,oppowill be made in aid of the Building X.C.,
Sulphur,
the action of Parliament on this occasion wil .he suit he had abandoned only because, in th>
A
c-ollectiou
ironmongery,
FKEiillOLi)
jaOPEaTY,
known
Quicksilver,
Huois,
valuable
i
Bonnets,
,iti-Shakspeare Hotel, Maclaggan-street.
difficulty
but
that
oi
in
proof
tliey
greatest
be
inlo
a
had
the
asplace,
not
tumid
f;irce,
first
*V
to Sell. Splendid Decorations,ex
as the Uunediu JUrewery, comprising 3 sections
T. HARNETT,
Thursday, 17th April,
to be got at; and next
place
c
will
take
on
the charge should be d. manded, and if it vvn- crtaining wh> re he was
ami
a.-.\w
The
£>a
fronting
cretary.
Filleul
London-streets,
S'
Aldinga. felling's Cheap Paper-hanging vi fown Land,
ascertained
.it the stores of Air; X' QuiuK, ilatiray-street, ophaving three good snbstiintial Cottages thereon,with a
found to lie a nitre malicious libel, originating because when they succeeded they
George-street, near Royal George.
posite the liuuk ot i\e«r Zeakiul.
ilso that he had not a penny to day them with Warehouse,
valuable Uuildiug expressly adapted for a jJrewery.
HOTEL WETHEB3TONE'S.
in the spite with which pi.hlic men arc'fre- The
UNION
Marbles,
Ceiling
to
Sell.
1,000
runuiiu;
adultury
equally
lame
1,000
Terms at sale.
accusation of
was
There is also a never-tailing stream of water
Hand, a well selected Stock of Wines, Spirit-, ~~
quently regarded, the libeller should rt-ceiv.
Oaks,ex Aldinga, Henry Polling,Decorator,through the property, wh.cli is well kaow to ha out
Eliis was demonstrated to be an old friend
and
Beers.
Txi
V 17th APitlL.
URSDA
ij_nrse-street.
cc-ndifj'n punii-hn.tnt. 'J he Chief Secretary ofAir.the
neighbourhood.
(inest
;
family, whose advice was sought at hi>streams in the town or
of the
BARR, MALCOLM, & CO.,
evidently believis that the charge is ground luilgingsby Lady Getiiin in lier troubles. Thi
This property eaa bj bmight at a very nuderate
(JO. will sell by, auction, at
Proprietors.
SHEEP
on Terms. Apply to (1.
CAMPBELL
&
Don.
would,
by
pracMr.
warraut any
less, and in this he was followed
ivas generally in the presence of her mother.
M. Albbich, Corner of High-street and price, indeet at a pricethat
tlieir rooms, on Thursday, tile i7th imst.,at
tical brewer to pnrcua.->e at once, more especially a. ~
who by anticipation " hopes that the exampK !>roihcr,sister, or children ; but when she hap Princes-street.
A DESIDERATUM.
.x ouiock,
three-fourthsof the purchase money may remain at
BOOTS,
in this cat-e would he a lesson lo | roprietors pened to come alone, which was dove with
to
orders
for
prepared
take
4- casks hams.
now
ANTED TO PURCHASE, from 500 to 1000 interest for a number of years,if required.
.No Reserve.
editors, and writers in newspapers, for al. perfect openness, the interviews were suspected,
which will bs found, impervious to.either Scotch
imported.;
App yto
or
either
acclimatised
iui
guaranteeing
complete
old
in:iids.
SHEEP,
they
taugh
by
inquisitive
sludge;
would be
liind watched a parcel of
TIIOMAS CALUUTT.
mist or Dunedin
time to come, and that
iU-li.3jj.iV, ioxn Ai'ltiL, lotii.
Apply to G. M. Alduich, Coiner of High street,
girls,
.unity
not
Tin
however.
from
cold
forget."
soon
md
curious
servant
who,
they
a lesson
would
y^ ACKBE>
and Princes-street.
to a persevering amount of
and Otliers.
hon member for Collingwood apparently 10010 hough confessing
To Storekeepers, Chemists,"
MIXED CATTLE, &c.
Premier Boot-maker,
at doors mid peeping,through keyholes,
ANTED all persons to come to the "StaffordHope-street.
iorwaid to the incarceration of the unhapp; listening
opposite
they could
Maclaggan-street,
Wellington—
little
shire
arrive
from
received
instructions
ihouglit
per
lit
that
time
so
of
all
Warehouse,
Yarrow,
S.
RAPHAEL
has
th
R.
J.
\f
printer, and concludes that thenceforward
40 dairy t-ows
i.VJ_
that they behaved with perfect respect Ihe Club,for their china,glass, earthenware,&c.
to sell by pub le auction, at his Rooms in
references to hon members by the Press will uiseover,
30 Kteii-o aiid heifers, 1 to 3 yearsold
E.NATHAN,
.iruiibrd-street, on j uusuay,tlio loHi April, at Oue
0 the lady, arid were in tne habit of asking tin
humility and 'lelerPersons to know that the Stafford80 calvi-s
be conceived in a tone oftenors
iciiick. .sharp,
to raid prayers ami a sermon to then
■
60 iat pigs
of a summon; lentluniiii
shire Warehouse,Maolcgjran-street. opposite
■STTAT C HMA XE R & JEWLLEK.
4 dozen "rownsend's Sarsaparilla
tnce, in-piiid by all the
"n Sumlay evenings. Moreover, they especially
all
cheapest
place
Speed
Higgio,
the
in
Dunedin
for
From
tlie
of
Me-srs.
and
of
the
the
Clnb,
is
run
llollowiiy'sPiils
lion hoped on his departure that he would some day sorts of glass,
l-i
to "the bar." We are afraid that
Reid),
those
iuiporteu
(Late
with James
china,and earthen\\are.
Waiifianui, and of the same stock as
Do. i 'iuiiuent.
0
member will be disnppointed in his expecta- return to them and his old lodgings. His own
in the above vessel.
J. rf. UA.I'UA.E(.,
jvulence, conveying a distinct denial i>f am
tions.
to pay £h to any person who can give
WiIIGHT, UOBERTSO.V,& CO.,
3 doors from M'Leod and Gibsons's
Auctioneer a^UValuator,
Princes-street,
manly
Alausi'-street.
information iis to the present possessor of a
Statfu.d-street.
Supposing tlie Assembly has power to sum- ."uilt, was given in a straightforwiird and
long in making patent Lever .SilverWr.tch,inscribed inside the case ;
mon the printer in tlie manner proposed, manner, and the jury were not
to the justice of the case.
to VV. Berlin, by the singing class in
tueir
minds
as
Presented
1302.
douot).
ap
some
lorn
APRIL,
appears
MAURICE JOEL,
(about which thtre
—"
" TUESDAY,
that the petitioner had not been connection
with the GreenheadChurch,Glasgow,
Watches repaired with accuracyan;l despatch.
1 hey found
and ihe printer is willing to appear at. tin guilty
mid Spirit Merchant, Ironmonger, Grocer,
1859."
Address
box
Wine
yiot
February
and
been
28th,
Nemo,"
67,
a
nd
Otliers.
of
eollusiou
To
Saddlers
JJhad will obtain iVst OlHee. The strictest
"
etauoner, mut GeneralSiortketper,
bar, he will demand th«t a select committee guilty of adultry ; so Lady Gethin
>
secresymay be relied on.
FRUIT! FRO IT-! 1 FRUIT!!!
shall be appointed enquire into his allegations ier desire! divorce, and we are sorry to add thai
lias received'instructions
PKINCliri-STKKUT, DUSEDIS,
\/TR.toI.sellS. liyRAPHAEL
request
dyr, at JloPiierson's Store j_VjL
not
refuse
his
ANTED,
Assembly
by
pub.iv aurtiou, at bis Rooms, in
dare
a situation
SALE,'this
and the
JTK7
a Married Couple,
Sir liiuhard will obtain what he desires also.
always
on
sale
the
o
f
the
undermentioned,
Princes-troet.
charge
I'lii-'silay,
"ill
taken
without
either
to
take
the lotu April, at One
this
committee
evidence
be
V
encumbrance,
ou
an<;
Before
V
li'airird-street,
bcsttiu.ility—
The other case, that of "Watson'v. Watson
Soft slull al;n >n Is. Newtown pippins, oran-^i ./clock
>liarp,
if a dairy fnrtn in the country or in town, the man to
and if we may judge from the confidence an;" Wilkinson, was equally suicidal on the part of iOok
GROCERIKS,
piirmai.is, pipstono pippi.i.s.
ji"horsesand make himselfgenerallyuseful,th.
Cart
Harness
v
ft
bleuheiuu,
0
sets
Plated
Consisting; of tile finest selected brands of
minuteness with which the accusation ha' one of the litigants concerned, and less suc- yoman to act as Laundress or Housekeeper ; !or any
AlesaaJjrs, an 1 o ibns.
Vi do/ensaddle Straps
COOI'ER, & Co.,
OIIAULKS
SaiKlli; (iinhs.
been repeated, it "ill be substantiated with-in cessful. Sir C.iarles sued for a ilivoree. an. ither business
where au active couple would be reTea-i,coifje, cocoa, e.ioeolate
lii
Fruit
Merchants
damages
against
co-responIfthere
are
members
laid
his
the
and
counter
Wholesale
difficulty.
any
office
quired.
Apply
paper.
out
T.-H.
of this
Loai, crushed,
sugars
J. S. RAPHAEL,
pounds.
In recrimination,
at ten thousand
Currants,r.usiiH, spij s
Auctioneer ami Valuator,
the House above the reach of bribery, o adent
"HO LET, a lar^e Shop, wit:i use of pirlour, op
wax vestas
Stalfor.l-.-tret't.
Butter,'ciieesu,
extmpt from the influences employed by th- constant life, not only of passions unchecked
Uaksry, in George-street. Im
RAILWAY
HOTEL,
Victoria
posite
dtacrrjiion
L
And every
of Oilmen'sStores.
decency outraged, but such ar.
of
an.l
common
LYTTIiLTON.
their
to
induty
possession.
Association,
Victorian
it is
neliate
depravity
the
lowest
as
lorn
indulgence
sings
in
TUESDAY,
APRIL, 1602.
preferred FMVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS, RKSTAURANTS, AND
raTANTED, a Piaui-t, one who
sist on the enquiry being pushed, to the utter habitual
Applyat the above hotel, by letter or otlnrmust for ever exclude him from respectable so VY
Sllll'i'lNa SUWliliiO Ai' J/JA'jSSI I'OSSIBI.IS PIIIUKS.
OTAGO Dl.VlNd liJJ.vl.i AJfU iiOAßiJj.i\
furniture
and Othera.
most, not merely for the sake of exposing tin ciety. was proved against thu petitioner. If any- ivise.
To
Deii.leis
WINES .USD tifn\l.6.
HOD.SB,
tactics of tlnn body, but to prevent the em thing might be said to have almost justified the
and other first-clas- Princes-street,
Dunedin,neaHhe Police Barracks,am
MartellV,
Henues.''s,
receiyeil
RAPHAEL
has
by
of
means
secSERVANTS
WANTED.—Wanted
J.
S.
discreditable
any
ploymcnt
opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel.
\/TR to sell by public nuctioii, at his instructions
one error too clearly proved against the miserably
b:'audie>;port w.ne, sherry, of supjrio
jJjL
Kouins, in
and a cook. Apply to Mrs Vf. H
a majority in tin
'O NOItTH, formerly or Victoria Dining Rooms
tion ofpoliticians to gain
his conduct had exasperated, vincli iJutten,nurse
quality
April, at Uue
whom
Bay.
ivite,
Anderson's
tli
i
begs
to inform
iiliorcl-street,on Tuesday, the loth
Flin lew-street, Melbourne,
House.
Mr. Pope is not the only iui|iecu calion enough was adduced. But the jury had m
Sc«.t.iwbisky, old torn, anil other lkpjjrs, in |_
Siiarp,
■
:
public tint he intends opjiiiusr the ab >ye diuin rciock
nions member of the House, nnd we a'-e per- dtcrna ive save to fin i her guilty us well as hiinbond,case, bulk, or by tlie fwttie
"& CiiestsDrawers
LODGINGS wa.ited for a gentleme
rooms on Tnesilay, April 15th",when he will be gla
and the value a
IRONMONGERY.
three weeks,from 15th April. Mv
\i uozeii assorteil Chairs
fectly well aware that the llenles Mini*tr selt'; hut they estimated him,
for
about
his
old
friends.
to
see
smne
of
assessing
tin ;ie withi.i
Wiishstands
had estimated her, by
Under tins head will be loiiud
1
Gjoil Beds.
lifid recourse to precisely the aids which tin which he forty
easy distance of town. Apply, statii.
Meals at all hoars.
Tliis, or" course, pre- ddress and terms, to I{. T., o-.hce of this paper.
Locks ot' all kinds, patent an I cut nails, cai in Ciiiiilrtn's B usfeads.
"Victorian Association are said to haveresorfei damages a*, of shillings.
hau
i're^lrii
L
and.
tools,
ovens,
pentcis'
camp
a
d.eree
for
the
divorce.
holloware,
TO
LUNUon
all
idea
i,
O
JTAA
J. S. RAPHAEL,
to. Among the candidates at the last genera cludes
cros>-cut,'and ])it saws, ami a general aesort- bOUu GILLLES & STiIJJ.iT, Land and E.s
AuuUoueur itiiU Valuator,
it doe.- seem v marvel to us that individual.
election lor Castlunaine, when Air. lleaV iUih
Surveyors.
lneiit of furnishing and shelfgojila
Staabnl-street.
pos
Agents
conscious
of
the
tate
and
baronets,
t
wo
as these,
Mr
Amusements.
to
the
was
v
tablu
appeal
country,
cuilJry
his
Pocket
and
overwhelming
made
nay, the certainly, of -will
15th APItIL, 1362.
TUESDAY,
Walsh—a man destituteof the means to contey iibiliiv,
leady
poured
&3,
to
ne
dowr
STATIONERY.
,
being
"eciminaiiou
Tanlsr
the election on his own account, and who* lpon them, should commit the inconceivabl. OOYAL Pltlfl.CEdS THEATRI
Meichants'account,and omer books, overland,
On Account of who..v it mayConcern.
post, Hutu, dra\viii!>', account, and ouicr rnKXUKRS will be veoeive.l until Tue*lay, at 3
expenses were paid by the Ihales Ministry, 01 jollyo. thus parading their hideous procce-dingMessrs. -Fawcbtt &.Co
papers
Lessees
ca<es out of ten
■
JLMaelaggaii-street,
o'clock,for makinga Drain and Levelli ig Lain!
whose hthali he whs presented to the const - leforethe pnblie e\e. In nine
To Drapers, Tent-;aakers,aud Otliers.
also,
Envelopes,
pocket
novels
books;
and
i;i
Abbeyliex
next
House aud o<±tiiency as an tligible candidate. The ma it must \>fldude am hope of obtaining the destaudard work.-,bibles,and prayer books
pos;te the Club.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
sred end. and would b^ certain, in any case, to
■was utterly inrtit to represent any to.ist;
J. S RAPHAEL has received instructioms
With the above is the
OP
Plans anl spssifieations at E. de Carle, Esq.'a
With
ivhat
of
a
s-jli oy.p.tuiu tkiij..-'.', .«» iiio iii>o..jj,
to
tin
univ.isM
execration.
lespected
be
in
email
tuency that desired
necessarily ac- t'.ua-strejt, iVudJay, tiid loth April, ut J. ooiocs
Tender
DUiVEDIN
■Tue
lowest
or
not
retire
from
the
MISS
HARRIET
GORDON.
CIRCULATING
LIBRARY,
any
on
,>i i lious .-ir C. arles Watson
1.
legislature, but he was deemed good enotiirl "on:cst
Siiiirp
,iich consists of over 700 volumes of the mnstj cejjte
Aid yet what other result couid he
by the Heales Ministry, and they incurre- oshiblv?hue
3 bales double width greycalico
(XKN'TKAOTUttS.
B<it that i.ady Gjthin To-niirlit, at the request ot several influen'isil in
w<sll-»eleeted works, 200 of which have
expected
?
and
IDTICE
TO
i>iiJar
some pecuniary sacrifices to secure his leturn rvqui e.i an deserved a dense her husband would bitants of Otago, Doug-lass Jerrold's greut Nauticn
1 do iS inch duck.
,t, been added.
in Muukprgan-street
rriENDiidS for excavation
J. S. RAPHAEL,
Fortunately for the country they failed ir Mave be.n
immediately,and for the folIt Urania
LICENSED TO SELL POSTAGE STAMPS.
in precisely tie same posiaon.
1. will lie received
Auctioneer and Valuator,
Saturday,
the
19fch
iust.
the
their object; but their tactics anpear to haw was he who first strove for a divorce ; and had
BLACK
EYED SUSAN.
11wini
until
at
works,
TOBACCO
AND
CIGARS,
StailorJ-street.
by
ir, desirabi
undersigned:
others,and hene
betn successfully imitated
Hollow..y's Pills andointnie.it, at reduced rea- o.'rice of the
any -family arrangement rendered
For die erection of a dwelling house in Mac'agthe return of Mr. Pope, and of some other f.,r
Lis wil'a to oppose it, he would have \\n
After wnich the succi-ssftil farceof
sonable rales
loth
APitlL.
street,
and
TDKSDaY,
gau
and Essential
members of the House of similar standing die satisfaction of having exposed himself onl\
NAN THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
An-assortment of Drugs, Essences,
For the erection of a large store and dwelling
Oils, suitable for cordial makers
Payment of members is not yet the law of tin an I having earned the world's contempt for hi
To Storekeepers, Dealers and Others.
house in Princes-street.
Spirits
not
be
in
that
deserve
of
Wine
pains.
That he should
Plans and specificalions for inspection on and after
land, but it may be a practice nevertheless
To conclude with the new and attractive
a sad defect in the powers an.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c, &c.
Monday the 14th inst.
.1. S. RAPHAEL has received instructions
Burlesque of
and if we could penetrate the mysteries of (.light now isofsiilibir
Cresswell s Conn.
to sell by publicauction at his rooms in StafCreswell
W. H. THOMPSON, Architect,
proceedings
the
of
some
men
who
seats
in
the lives
occupy
AND BADOURA.
CAMARALZAMAN
si>
coming
public
.Buildings.
collusions
will
still
MAURICE
JOEL,
in
before
the
Uunt-.-treet,
change
be
Mercer's
ou Tuesday, the iOth April, at 1 o'clock
some
made,
i,
Assembly, we should find that the prospect of Unless
in advertiser—fromthe variety and extent of hi-,
I ijiiirp—
attempted, and evil-doers will succeed. The
impossible, in the limited space of a
£300 a year..which tempted them to seek the ,c
RACES.
tock—finds
it
Alls's lib packets Sperih candles
be
MOLYNEUX
60
boxes
Proctor
Queen's
may
.utervention of the
to enumerate fvery article. Thos
10 eases roll bacon
distinction, has been realised, but upon condi- check, but it is not a preventive. Justice an TIIIE above Haces are to come ofFon WEDNEv*-- :ilvertis(.pmenr,
Auctions.
.visldug- to purchase will find it to their advantage t<i
Worthiiigton and Robinson's ale
do.
Molyneux
Ferry.
of
50
indepen
that
involve
the
fo'feiture
in
thJ.
at
the
equally
tions
meted outDAY, 16th,
equity will never be
jail, and from alwaysreceiving constant supplies from
10 ilo. colo.iin! clieese
,ent. action as lepresentiitives. and with which Court of Probate and Divorce until guilty parties They are to consist of the different llaees
TUESDAY, loth APRIL.
Britain and Victoria, he is enabled tooffir borli
50 cases Ooleman'smustard.
:
of 10 soys., with entrance fee;^ .Jreat
their constituencies ought lie made acquainted in divorce eases are precluded by law from eve st. Trotting Race
purchasers
advantages
>vho!es..le
and
retail
all
the
J. S RAPHAEL,
of
added. Two miles; catch weights. Entrant rhe nmrket.
TEAS, EX CONFLICT.
*
■Therefore we trust, that thi< case of tlie Tri- .narryiug again.
Auctioneer him Valuator,
£1.
Staftbrdstreet.
June v. Mr. O'Connor will be fully iuvesii
lad. Maides Plate of 10 soys., witli entrance fees N.B.—Country orders punctually att-nded to. ■
DANIELS AND CO. are in-tmatelto sell, t.t
.gated. It. may reveal the serret systi in ot
added open to all comers. Distance,one anu
their Rooms,on .Tuesday, April 15th,
Canal.15th
APRIL.
Bridgewater.
and
his
TUESDAY,
In
The
Duke
of
contract,
prevail,
weights.
byprivate
ai'.d
SALE
at W. WATTS',
'Corruption that we b> lieve to
a-half miles ; catch
10 half-cheststea, ex Conflict
tliDuke himself,tv the end of his life, tookcoa,
:rd. Hack Race, open to all comers. Hurdles to
Auctioneer,Rattmj-strect:—
10 half-cheatsdo, do
■which some members of the A&>embly an The
To Butchers,Bakers and Others.
eatest personal interest in the workimi ot his
ftet high.
Sugars
bei
3
Pix
Jessie:—
maintained in tin ir position.
various
brai.eiitcanals,
his mills, and his
and
'nines,his
-with
severarraces
day'sracing
goods
fancy
The
to
conclude
An
invoice
of
Candles
J. S. RAPHAEL has received instructions
.f industry. These were his hobbies,and he tool natches,to come oft' privately.
washing
Lciuner s patent ball
machines
Flour
to sell by publicauctioj at his rooms, in Stafpleasure in nothing-c se. He was utterlylost to tlii
SCENES IN THU DIVOUOB COURT.
Tea jn half-cheata
11 o'clock sharp.
u.u-street/, on Tursday, tlio 15th April, at 1 o'clock
and, as some thought, to a sense i>i
(From the Morning Post,Dec. 24.)
casliionable world,Shortly
Tea in boxes
>,uirp
after his canal had bee.
authors its proprieties.
Sperm canules
Our writers of novels and our dramatic
TUESDAY, 15th APRIL.
7 sets butchers' baskets
of coils, the Duke e<tab
in their " adaptations- .peuedfor the conveyance
Missing Friends.
Sugars, various.
will be no longer justified
6 do. Lloti.ei -lo
between
Manchestti
■
passage-boats
lulled
a
service
of
They
ampler
have
material:At the CommercialSale Rooms.
from the French."
Ex
Sebim
:—
5 uo. oa;»e..-' io.
and between Miinchester and a statioi
close nt hand. For vivid novelty, for vm ii-ty en and Worsley,
by whicli
Bayldon and Graham's
TOSHUA FOSTER—you are requested to come or
and candles
J. S.
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soap
two miles of Warrington,
passenger,
RAPHAEL,
DANIELS AND CO. r»re instructed to sell ai
"f plot, nud in the elucida- withinconveyed
Auctioneer and Valuator,
Sherryin qr-caiiks
incident, in perplexity
write to the l*ostomce,Dunedin, to the underat the rate of a pennya mile. Th> fj
were
their Uooids,on Tuesday, 15th iastant,
Staffor.-street.
Braiiay in cases
tion of every phase (if human frnilty and huinai uoats were "fitted up like the Dutoiitreckschuyts.nnc. lgaedquarter-casks
whisky
8
folly, the Court of ..Probate and Divorce is an in- being foundcheap, as well as convenient,were larger*
SAMUEL TEAS.
Stoutin bottle
Brandy, in bulk
Sii jatronized by the public. This te.vice was afterw'anls
Ale
TUESDAY, 15th APRIL.
exhaustible mine of romanticof wealth, nmtmon
in
case.
Do.,
Irish oats
extended to iluucoru, and from thence to Liverpool OHAKLES ARMSTRONG, late of Thornton,
Cresswell Crcsswell a source plagiarism
To close consignments.
by his own buats,pre \j Cheshire. You will hear of your brother Harry
lribh butter
To Silversmiths,Jewellers and Others.
11 o'clock sharp.
prolific than "Scribe or Dumas. The pagesof The Uuke tielighted to travilstately,
quantity of Furniture, now landing.
and
arktociati'
,t the Tost Office,Dunedin.
startling
them
to
more
Also,
a
with
the
"emn"
any
"compared
fiction arc insipid
went by them to Manchester U
J. S. RAPHAEL lias received instructions
15th APRIL.
troths elicited before that sober looking tribunal method. He often
TUESDAY,
coal-trade was going on. When th J.UNLAY BOSS.—CaII at the Post Office First Saleby Auction on THURSDAY, May Ist.
to sel by publicauction at his" Rooms,in Stafat Weetmrn 'teiv Indeed, we foresee that oui watch how the
;
there
weri
litter fromR. Wilkie.
»ia-street,
alighted
at
the
coal
wharf,
\\
for
a
1802.
concern.
on Tuesday, the lsth April, at i o'clock
aipori,
£>
On account of whom it may
lively. neii:h!»r will be under the necessity liassehuers
■'
.■iliarp—
usuallymanypoor people about, wheeling awaythen
i
of resorting to usaitcr all for fresh seni-atinns.' banow-loads
from Turriff.—Your
the Duke's regulatioi, TOHN CRUICKSHANK,
iloz.
Elkinson's be.'t plated tnble spoons
by
of
coal.
Oneof
Sale
Auction.
10
Unreserved
There' is, at any rate, one phase of hurmir .vas, that whenever any deficiency in the supply wa.- "J Brother-in-law wishes 10 see you on board the
tioz. lid desert i.o
Piemiscs
in
10
Business
St
Andrew's"VTALUABLE
'inconsistency common enough here, but which appreheuded, thete people who came with theirwl.ee "'him, at lnmeriin.
;
10 do Ua liiito.
House, large Workshop, iiv..
TATERSf.'N & CO. will sell by auction,»"
V street. DwnJiing
.). S. RAPHVEL,
>ye do'.'not, remember that ihe boldest,of out jarrows, baskets,ami, aprons for small quantiu^s
conipletc For tiaitipu)nr.s auijly to
t:.eir nioms, on Tuesdiiy, .sth April, at 1:
i i- thi., should liieet the eye of TiioiiAS Aitken you <dl new, and veiT
Auctioneer ai.d A'aluator,
';Gallic ongiiials has ventured to'introduce, inlo hould be served first, and waggons,carts, a: d Loresr.'
WORteli
4c
UUa
wiili'joui
ELL,
o'clock,
Ih- X are requested to call or communicate
;. Stafloi-d-btx-eet.
hupply
again
to
as
abundant.
ent awayuntil the
Ratiray-street.
'the closet or on the stage. We cannot call
OueHjdrauliu Press.
mother _>avid. Address officeof thispaper.
mind any of their heroes of romance obstinately uuiubers of small customers who thus resorted to ttu
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L4:KHiH^;tiUiti<>r»-u<.4'iib-Ht-TiiK'rfiM^-i-neUr-bt"" «<-" in wilt■or-'conipi-i'inumntor suclr^orkj-it-slnriKieJawliy the, fiuperintcn(!ent; mid shill not be aliinitef! ill fo.r the ijupi-rin.iendciit.toreserve siich .portion o:
roif'the >pc-cine | tirjmses to ,wl ;cli tliev g i7ii< .a> ;ind fi-i.ni pub io-Htk- for mk;li given time but m
bein
y,.ili-i:ii iiti.d. xeept 111 dtr tin- pvovisioi.- ouli-r;-'ai;i«Micli p--r i-n ?iul!,-on- the-completion 6
iin Ai-I irt'ihiAss;mb.y,, i>iiti.iiled t!< 1:1 li cinH'iict,- lie iiiiitrid- to n ii-t-egrantol rsuch a .1..
Public Hivirvcs Jtyi', )^'<4 \" iind "si full mid inir- o :-u n.ueii ihenot- as-the IJoard si:all mljndg., no
such
ih-si'riptiiiii.i.f'oviiy.
lete
resove and. of t.l.i- :;<-ei (Sing one nere thr every two pounds siei-lii.;
Mial!. ■vUch tile fc'uperuiteucleiit sliuil Certify to the Waiti
---lirposi-j? to which.it shnii.'havc been
.
*
"(js>; TITu liiiids 7 iueimied in huey-pi-e-eiiiptfve ri"»; e'lfiTu-ncrwirrtti rntiT upon all tiiar"«cotinn frt i.h.cl
street, in the ttmil ot
uny be ofsuch form ns .the applicant shall choose uited inSo.'
in tnc autlicutuMti-d map ot fie
ait any.landpureliiisOtiby I'linf id the exercise of huo m.iki'd,
an*
<ud
1)
lytlie
reglnatjpnsllS
town in the CvownLnmt-> OH»" a.nl tHiuhniuil^
ight Shu In- subject
io'torm
I)' i iij tin. Su-uo.ioi
,i it-, or liiLii.ibuul
J_lontiiL;'
her in contained. .'■
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■!- nhm^aiil, and lo noltl .in<l enjuj
0."5. Tin- Waste'Lauds Hoard shall not receive iii> nit pun n.wd
hin■iiiii t'lCir abolulc i^e aud bwiwlj'.
ill
sanu
f
r
purchase,
from
application
to,
iitt-rliiin any
other thau.the runholder, the' aforesaidbioci. (Jncii uudoi our iiiiudsut tnesitthii;
of the-Wrote Lnnds iloaitl licltl
'- -'
luvnirml Thf limiipstpndor priimiufil station which dee;
,
H. BOHTHWICK.
iMUMRU 111)Aill), hLKCTioN.
severa''
1
House iind 'Shiii l'aint<T. Glazier, lie,
V imiiJv the Miners of Gabriel'sDistnc ---!
Gonei-ii.l
M:iclairi:nn-strcct.
that I offer myself as a. Candidate'for .he tbith
for
a
t
T>APERHANGI NGS, Oils, Coiore,&c,
sale,
an.» ITOn
"""-'
OASrOTGNR
JL rcitou abe prices.
j
dedicated.
as scon as possible ofter it. shall have hua mni;e, be Lands Boanlto be. the bond JidevvAueof the-work s<
""
T(J gE gOLD
"'■'■
at
on the
by
guch:
iiiNIJNG BUAUD ELECTION.
published in Jj.e GoveraitientG«z<*te of the Piovmce,"ione
peroon accouling loilie prices for work not.include the.whole, of such block.
COTTAGE con
18 '.-'■'
dayot
Miners of Gabriel'sDistrict, and set tbrth'on
HEREBY notify the
tlie nVitheuticated'niaps in the Ltiiki and materinlsiatthctiuie of performing such -contract, -:64.!.Tlierif:]it of pre-cmption'liei-chy given slialVbr|
the re
the
forth
tainins;three npartiuents. togetherwith
as
Candidatefor
myself
;
that I offer
■■<■-.■■"
a'
Office. I'roviiled that. the Superintendent may, ff unentin the district.
■
■xercised within one week for nil lauds within twentyj
mainderoCunexpiredlea.se. Situated on Bell ilill owning
election.
he Provincial Councilb'c'ndt. then sifting, temporarily iTiiverj';:huc'll, jeservalion :of land from public sale miles; of the■-"" Land Office,: at Christchurch; an<
a view of the N.E. Valleyand the river
SOIIEDI'LE B,
coinmaiidiiiß
THOMAS WHITE, reserve lai d for such purposes until the next session sliall lie published in lie-Government
Gazetteof .tl|i, within one month for all lands at a greater distana '"
~,,.,.
""--.'-.
May be had a bargain, ns the parties are leavin,
t
-■Province )
''
(TTTOARD "ELECTION. if such Council.
-.
MTnTN
premises
AnciiißALi)
Province, as directediu-clause-li> of theser Kegula- hereii'onr; such timeJjeing- reckoned from; the dat<
town. Apply to
Lamu,on the
Gabriel's
am!
of..public
highways,-"bridle-paths,
Lnfiifrj
notify
HEREBY
the Miners of
20. Reserves for
**■■-■"
notice from the Waste
vj;;« .":-,:.;/
*k>fl«v
■'
"'■"":ofserviceof.a
written
Mr.
Ken
wick's.
Canterbury.
}
near
the !Siipenuteii(lent,"anrl No such rewrvntion shall-continue---in .-forcefoj.Ji Hoard;set ting-forth-a--copy-of-tlie-flppKeatkm-for anj j
that I offer my.self as a Candidatefor the forth- oot-paths, shall be made by
POUT CHALMERS.
"""ißgclcctio"'
hall he sot forth on the j'uthentieated maj:s in the "oiigor period than twtslver'calendar inontlis- from tin «ifthe lauds included in the pre-emptiveright. Sucl.1
LICI.NSI'.TO OCCUPY RUOA.Ii, LAND.
pqpvut.ci.mjk.
for Sale,24-;
f.andOfKce. The Superintendent and tlie Provincia! date on whicli it. shall have been made:"'■'
hath iieen duly dpTTALU ABLE Property and Business
\Vni:ui:AS
of
noticomay be served'1 cither personally^ on- the runA:
by Ordinanceniter thp line of liny such
bakery,
i.c.
store,
last-knowi,
poumL\
K«JajHl-HK«lud<>d
■in-it-Piistui'nge-Jjißense-wirh
feet
Council
Pri-at
by
leavingV
frontaae, house,
may
oithe same
his
"lared tlie purchaser for the sum of
Al.iNiMw IiOAKi) KLKvjTON.
-lighways, bridle-paths, and foot-paths, and dispose of ■mjitive Eight sliall, as against the holdeiyof sucl- nilder,
principsi
shillings, and
pence,
active and
within
the
the
of the section"
of
abode
Province,-"or-at;
;ilaee
notify.the Miners of Gabriel'sDistrict he land theretoforeus"d for the same.
:
Jio Waste Liinu.l of the Crown hereinafterdescribed,
Pre-emptive Right,-be. so "reserved or granted unti: homestead or station-on the run.
Princenstrcet.
that I offer myself as n Candidatefor the forth 21. The .Superintendent may temporarily roserv«- he shall have been allowed, tlie option of.'purchasing
tlie Trea^urorof thr
b"5. Tlie applicant/for atiy r'uj-al land included in and hath this day paid to
owningelection.
my land for the preservation or sale o?"tlie timber ?uchlaud in the manner, prescribed in clauscs.Cland -HJV-pi'fccjiip.tivcJ'igktsluilJLiiepiJsit.Jvith-tlift.Tix'iisiirei \YanieLauds J<o.ird of the Province of Canteruury,
foTTsale"
.TOJ?SAVAGK. thereon;
jiouuds,
shidingi, and
in Uunmlin.
but such land may at.any time cease to be >.S0
to these Regulations.
to 4s. per acii tiie sjid .-.iiiii of
equal
of
acre
section,
Lands
Board
a
sum
quarter
Lease
a
if
"the
Waste
rPHE
-o reserved upon a resolution of the I'ioviiiein'
prucc, tlipreceipt whereofis hereby at'knuwNo greater amount of land than 250 acres shall .jf the purchase money, and the remainder he slial
MINING BOAKD ELECTION.
X with food house, close to the business part o^
'"ounpil.
this
clause
be
'reserved
of
NIJIV
KNOW
ALL
MJ35f
A.NU
TIUisK
provisions
under tlie
of
;>ay within one week from the date of his application Cllircd,
HEREBY notify the Miners of Gabriel'sDistrict 22. The .Supprintondent
the town.
may, upon tlie recom- 1si-anted to any person under any such contract, uu- .»i ing1 granted, or forfeit such deposit.'. Suchdeposit, i-lti:ai:s rs \vi i'si;.ss, that We,in puiMiii'ice ot" tlie
that I ofiar myself as a Candidatefor the forth mendation of the Provincial Council,
byproclamation .ess in payment of work for which a vote has be'eivested
in
us
as
Comiiiis.iioucis
ol'"t!ie
Siiid
jiowt'iv.
-1
returned on demand;
uoniim;election.
.liiwever, shall.be immediately
Gitzcttii, reserve from the opera- 'passed by the Provincial Council.
JAJrKS M'M'ASTERS. 11ionthe Government
pre-emptiveright shall give'iiotict tVuite Lands JJo.ml,do hereby aulnorise and oni]>u\ver
of those regulations'any tract of country in which 1 No greater amountof land than 1000 acres in tin f the. holder of the
hi»
hoin>or
asMjjiM,
atimy
Princes-street.
liuMiid
timcii'iur.
portion
of the land
his intention to purchase, any
MINING BOARD ELECTION.
lie precious metals may be'found to exist: and the ggregate shall, in any one year, be reserved oi of
ilu- date hereof,to enter upon all timt section, of land
ipplied for, and paythe requisite deposit.-.:
ijduiidod ;is hereinafterdescribed,
STATIONS FOX SALk.
HEREBY notify the Miners of Gabriel'sDistrict and within such tract of country shall be disposed of I].aniautcl
tli.it is to
under tlie provisions of this clause,without
pre-emptive right deeidi. "militu and
forth
to
Ifthe
holder
of
the
positn.
iccording
regulations
myself
received
that
offer
as
a
Candidatefor
the
to
hereafter
be
issued
anil
b'l>
j ami to hold and to enjoy the s."iiiie ror
1
special sanction of the Provincial Council.
ihe
ri'llK unoer«ignedto have
,ay
applied
tor,
o
f
the
laud
upon
purchasing
portion
in thnt behalf; in the same manner Provided always that
any
and benelU,"miljjci'l ucverparcel of land so grantci!
sell the Depasturin.i cimiiug election.
."üblished
and
their
absolute
use
J- instructions
every
,iia
Wasti' clieli>s to the
DENNIS DOYLE.
md under the same authority as these present -hall be subjected to the same conditions as to form :ie shall forthwith pay to the Treasurer of the
of the finest country ii:
now in force It".', the >>ii.c,
Peculations
Licence to 1-2(),0()0 acres
deposit of 4s. per acre of-the purchase ■(.'ttiiig, di.-pmal,
and occupation of tin: Waste Lund?
'-emulations
and frontage as any rural lanu so under these Re- Lauds Hoard aportion
Otairo far removed from the vicinityof the Hundreds,,
not within sixi
THE
if
he
shall
;
TO
TIIK
MINING
ELECTORS
OF
of
such
and,
application
char-:
for
lcs>
money
within
Mm
Province'of
agricultural
"pi-ovide'd
Canterbury. _,
nor
also that no
tlie Ciown
uulations;
and neither of an auriterous one
VI.—TOWN LANDS.
remainder of-thepur- of
ijiwii under oin1 litiiidsjit tlie-itting
GABRIEL'S MINING DISTRICT.
'-"*
than 2(1 acres shall be received under this clause,bul weeks thereafterhave paid thesuch
block, or in two oi>
Will he sold either in
deposit, togctlwi '
"■cicr
towns shall bo determined by tin
'iS.
Thesites
of
chase
he
shall
forfeit
money,
the
compensation
by
stock
that
where
amount
of
awarded
of
\V'a-le
Lands
lieid
present
Jio.ivd,
more' runs, nnd with or without
any
olj r\ ENTLEMEN,—I beg to offer myself as a Can.li- Superintendent, upon the recommendation of the the Board shall
extent than 20 acres of land. with all right or title to the land.
on.-the
he
of
less
at
sheep.
by
proc'a0000
I'rovincial Council, and shall he notified
VJ date for your suffrages at the ensuing Eleclioi -natiou
18
person entitled maypay the balance in ciish upoii If the holder of any pre-emptive right other than
day of
& cf)
in tho Government Gazetteof the Province. rhe
the same terms as other applicants for the purchase Ihose created by clause COof the Waste Lands Reguiif Members for the MillingBoard."
24. Town Lands shall be sold by public auction, in of rural lands under these Regulations.
shall
or
refuse
to purchase any portion
neglect
en
COLIN
CAMPBELL
lations
dunicdin,
M'INTTRE,
run SITES,
salk
the size and upset price' of which shall be
of the land applied for, such portion shall fromand
Late of the Ararat M^inin^ Board,Victoria. eetions,
l'luces of Resilience,SituSchedule C.
-...-'
letermined by the Su| e:-intendcnt and the Provincial : IX.—NAVAL AND MTI.ITAKV BOUNTIES.
iinmediatclv after such neglect or refusalbe released
r ?■ ■:
having been so determined,for each 44. Whereas the Superintendent and the Provin- from all rig ht of pre-emption and open to purchase Province )
ation for a Large Hotel, Boarding House
anil
Council;
Canterbury
numbered 23, 34, TO THE MTNERS OF THE GABRIEL.S own severally, shall not again be altered. ■:
cial Council and other the inhabitants of
of
or Club All Hilt "Block of Sections,
these
if
the
same
hau
\
Regulations,
us
Canterbury. J
MINING DISTRICT.
desirous to aid in making provision for the main- un the terms of
Frontage oi
25 °(S 41 4^, 43,44, Block V., Uaviiifr
25. The tiiiie and place of-every auction sale shaii are
tenanceof such persons of Her Majesty's land ami not been included in any pre-emptiveright.
IACH.SHE TO DEI'ASTUHE BTOUK.
and Hfty-eisrht Feet to Walker-street,:
Eiulit'Hundred
!n- fixed by tin- Superintendent,and shall be notified!
Pasturage Licenses with pre-emptiveright in
Whekkas
of
hath been duly deMelville-street, and jstatlbrd-street. This I'ropmv f\ ENTLEMEN,— I beg to offer myself as canrli "v tlie GovernmentGazi'ttv, and one or more news- sea forcesas may be discharged as uufit for further 67.
with purchased lands, whether under thr clared to be entitled to a license to depasture
Let at-mi annual rental of liltcei, VJT -date for the above Mining Board; my reiison " papers of the' Province,,at least/.thirty'days; beforjservice,in consequence of wounds or loss of liealtli ""onnection
stock
can be readily
from
and
Canterbury
Association or the Crown,shall,
present war with Russia, anil also for
tin for offering my services are. first—having been ; Hch sale shall take place.
incurred
iri
the
Lands
of
the
Crown
tlie i'roupon
the
Waste
Shillings imt loot, it commands a line view oippb
1 the maintenance of the widows of those who mayIn after the first day of April, one thousand eight Mnce of Canterbury, upon the termswitiiiu
member of the Mining Board in Victoria; secondly— 20. No snob notificationof tniy sale of town" lands
and upon tlu*
Bay, is well sheltered and suppliedwith water. A
fifty-six,
be
taken
and
deemed
to
be
Hundred and
havingbeen practically engaged in mining for the laM -hall lie published until a map oi the town, signed h\ killed in such war:—
-jouditions hereinaftermentioned Now tliereforeVVe,
to li. i.' k A1JIEK, Princes-street.
Any such person or widow shall, upon application pasturage licenses over the lands included therein, hi pursuance of the powers vested in us hs Co.ninLsnine years; and thirdly—having made up' my mim
Chiet Surveyor, shall'have been laid open for.to the Waste
Should you think fit t, 'lie
Lands Board, and upon the production upon the terms of these Regulations, with n pre- "iioners 01" tlie Waste Lauds Board to tlie, said Pro^
to make Otago my home.
Otiice and such map
inspection
IN
'in
the
Land
RY
OTICE.
lublic
PRKLIMINA
a- emptive right over all such land, to be exercised subelect me I will do my utmost ti promote the welfait ■hall set forth, accurately delineated, all the town of satisfactory evidence from the proper authorities
viiiue,do hereby grant to tlie said
GILLIES and STREET have
represent.
to such discharge or death, be entitled to receive a ect to these Regulations as regards notice of applica- the exclusive license,from and after the date hereof,
and Martin; of the district 1 may
ootions numboied consecutively, so far as laid out. free
instructions from Messrs.at Smith
grant not exceeding 30 acres of the Waste Land;- rion, payment of deposit, purchase money, price at until the iirst day of May next, to depasture stock
am,
And
b*e
of
to
submitted
for
and
the
junction
(lowingthe
the sections
sale,
to lav off and sell a Township the
within this Province,subject to the conditions as to and, and size and shape of blocks. If the land upon the laud situate and bounded as nereinatter
Gentlemen,
cailei,
>nblie reserves in connection with them..
Main Hoad to Tuapcka and the Woolshed to be
and frontage contained in these Regulations; ■overed by such pre-emptive right shall be iucludei.
Yours obediently,
aiul containing
27. Town sections may be put up to auction,eithei form
described,that is to say—
the Tow-hip*
JNO. COLU CIIAPPLE. "iv order of the Superintendent,
or upon the applica- provided always that such application shall be mad. within the limits of a run held by lieeiise mulct
acres or thereabouts. Subject ue\erNEWTON
at the time of tnakinu to tlie \V -aste Lands Board by such person or widow ■:liuise» 50 and 53, the holder thereof in paying
provisions
containing
tion
of
some
who
oheless
to
nil
the
and
condition*
shortly
pei-son
lo
obtained
at
shall,
paiu
Plans and full particulars be
person within three years after such discharge oi i-entforthe same may take credit for the amount
-uch applienti«n, deposit ten per cent, of the upset in
ill the Waste Lands itegulatious now iv forcewitiuu
'<y him in respect of lands covered by sucli pre-emp- iiie Province of Canteruury.
heir otfici:»in Princes—street.
TO MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
price with the Treasurer of fhe Waste Lands Board. death.
right.
tive
X.—PASTURAGE.
*ueh deposits shall,ifno advance on the upset price
viiveu under our hands at the sittiug"
FOH SALE.
68. Holders of pasturage licenses without preFRANCIS BPvOMLEY, having lately an «■ made,be considered as the deposit upon the salr 45. Until sold,granted, or reserved for publicpurof tne Waste Lands Board,Held
Freehold Pkopbkty in Dcmkdin.
opened a comfortahl it such public auction.
has
as herein provided, the Waste Lands may be ■mptiveright shall be entitled to hold such licenses or
poses
rived
fromVictoria,
at
oa the
that Valuable Allotment of LAND Private Board and Residence in View-street,through 28. If
section shall be purchased by other than occupied for pasturage purposes by persons holding io have them renewed upon the termsorof their con18
day 01
any
nearly
opposite
th«
Canterbury
Association
the Crown,
cutting.
numbered 1 Block VI.,
the
he original applicant, the deposit money shall b<- licenses from the Waste Lands Board to occupy tin iract with
holdinga
Biimicks.
Terms 30s. per week.
-ame.
,t9 the case may be; but if any person
orthwith returned on demand.
Endorsement.
am'
comprises
Canterbury
about
One
Hundred
Association
the
applying4(5.
for a pasturage licensi icense under the
or
Apply to
Any person
2!). Ten days at least beforeany such auction sale,
This allotment
for valuable consideraEijihty I'eet of Frontage to Princes-street,and tl.u
MX. TOFIELD, Jeweller,
what are the boun- Crownsh ill voluntarily resign the same, he shall bi- I, thewithin-named
i list of all the sections about to be offeredfor sale shall state to the Commissioners
of
do hereby
Opposite Criterion Hotel, Dunedin. -hall be published in the GovernmentGuzi'tte, ami daries and extent of the run applied for, and thr entitled io receive a license under these Regulations, tion to me paid by
same to Hupe-street.Apply
to
the witlun written
the stock which he pos- [md shall from the date of such exchange hold his run cransferto the said
description
of
the
Province.
number
and
of
nowspiijiers
■ne
or
more
Pasturage
n. j. napif.r,
flics
and
estate
and
place
specified
or
to
the
run
within
.it
the
rate
and
on
the
conditions
in
License,
all
my
interest
by
upon
sesses,
will undertake
30. Every auction sale of land shall be held the
therein.
Regulations.
months from the date of the license.
"'Ynninissioiiers' in open court as hereinbeforepro- twelve
hand
this
d
y
allowed
to
Witness
of
18
applicant
47.
The
extent
of
run
each
my
person
exchanging
REGULATION
dded.
his license shall for
LE
INVESTMENT..
60. Ifany
PR6FI TAHFOR
FOR THE
31. Tlie person who shall be declared the highest shall be at the rate of 120 acres to every head of great' my period included in the new license have paid rent Witness
SALE,
to
head
of
small
cattle.
immediately
AND
at
auction
shall
n
and
20
acres
rate
than
would
higher
payable
■ider such
pay deposit cattle,
every
it. a
be
under such
APPENDIX
DISPOSAL, RALE, LETTING
rilllE JUNCTION BAKEKY and OENERAJ.j
"if ten per cent, of' the purchase moneyto the 'Irea- The words great cattle" shall be construed to mean icense,such overpayment shall be adjusted atthe next Clauses 35 and 43, which, were repealed by the
OCCUPATION
X STOHE, doing an extensive Business at th<
mules,and asses, male and fe- layment of rent.
Mirpr, and in default thereof,the section shall be ag-ah, iiorned cattle," hoi-ses,
Jieyalat'wnsAmendment OrdiLands
Waste
age
Junction,Tnapeka.
above
six
months
of
offspring
Jli
male, with their
LANr.S
OF THE CttOW *" immediatelyput up to auction.
WASTE
70. In the event ot improvements havingbeen efnance, Sasn. VII., No. 2, leiou', originally
For particulars, apply on the Premises,or to
Treasurer in full, within om* week aftf and the words "small cattle" shall be construed to fected by the licensee of a run on
"«lid to theiftiiiiiiiilpr
land which
n(<llßKTßilttlUsStO
IN THE
any
stood
rut
follows:
nnrMinap
Hip
of
«»ial
!".male
and
with
their
weaned
offsheep,
T>. The
mean
female,
m.mry
W
YOUNG, Esq.,
"hall bi; reserved by the GeneralGovernmentor by 35. JNo section of rural limit shall he sold containing;
PROVINCE I<F CANTERBURY:
the day of sale; and, in default thereof, the pur spring.
Princes-street, Uunedtq
rhe Provincial Governmentunder these Regulations.
as ameni>ki>.
than twenty acres ; provided that any section so
■hase shall forfeit his deposit money, and also a 48. Every pasturage run shall be in one block, and. rhe lieenseee shall receive payment of thi 'ess
Regulations
LL
now
in
force
in
the'
Prolimited by frontage lines or private lamia as to conI. A
or title to the land ; anil the section mayhi- ■is far us circumstances will admit, of a rectangulai
'"ight
improvements,
of
such
such
value
to
be
deSiTOKKKEKPKKfr.. ■j\ vinoe of Canterbury for the sale, lettint* sold to
value
tain less than twenty acres may be sold by auction at
TO MhKLIIANTb,
person applyingfor the same for the prici form the frontage, under ordinary circumstances cided by arbitration under direction of the Waste i.he upset price of forty shillings
per acre; the time
AND OTHEISS.
lisposal, and occupation of the Waste Lands o: ■it whichany
fr was knocked down at the auction; and. "hall not be greater than one-half the depth.
to
the
of
tin
paid
by
Lands
and
be
Treasurer
Board,
md piace of sale,and the mode ot sale and payment
DESIHABLE INVESTMENT.
ilre Crown an-hereby repealed.
if not so sold, the section may be again put up ti- 40. The fee to be paid for the license shall be at tin »Vaste Lands
Board out of the land fund.
to be as nearly as may be in
purchase
it'
money
containing
any
FOIJ SALE,
future sale.
less thai. 71. AH payments on account of pasturagerunollowingrates: —For everyrun
2. All such Waste Lands shall,from and after tin luction at
accordance with tile regulations herein contained,
r»">HE LEASE tor 14 or 21 years <» n splendi. ■lay on which these Regulations shall e.omp into force. .33. Upon paymentof the purchase moneyin full,
!00l> acres, twenty shillingsfor every hundred acres ihnll in future be made on or beforethe first day o ipplicable to tlie sale of'l own Laud.
ji
I'm everyrnu containing 1000 awes, and not.Joss thai. May, in accordance with clause 51,at the Land Office 43. If any person shall at. any time havemade and
Building Site,(lesirahly situuted in Stnfford- i>e"sold, let, disposed of, and occupied according ti rhe purchaser shallieceive from the Commissioners
JL
Custom, these Regulations, and not otherwise.
"'License to Occupy," in the form set forth in "iOOU
ae'iss, two-pence per acre for the first, thousand it Christehurcli, and the Waste Lands Board shal completed lit His own cost any public road or bridga
Ktreet, within three minutes walk of the
about 132 te.et t., 3. Rvery Act which the Superintendent is herebj ScheduleA to the Waste Lands Regulations, am: uid one ppimv per acre f<>r everyacre in addition.
-sit at that place for the Treasurer to receive thr jr anypublic main drain, or any part of such road,
Ilou.-e, having a frontageof of
authorised or required to perform lie shall perform -.ucli License shall be restored to the Commissioned P,.- -vi.T-v .".i,nonnrsiiuincr -,111111«w.tve m miwnnl <ame.
about
165teet.
by
a-depth
bridge, or drain,such person shall, upon application
Stairord-.treet,
solely in accordance with the advice of his Executive upon receipt of a CrownGrant of fheland purchased. "ne'farthing per acre for the fimt and second ywus
For plans and particulars apply to
72 All paymentsto be made on accountot pastur- to the Waste Lands Board, be entitled to a freegrant
the time heing, and such advice shall b<
Councilfor
ibr
the
third
and
fourth
lialt'-penny
per
me
acre
jf rural land in such situation as he shall select, subTil.
—KUR/IL
LAND.
yearn
next
day
May
ensuing
of
ige runs beforethe first
KEN'YON & KAYVLINS,
"ecorded on the minutes of the Council.
34. All lands not included in any of the foregoing ihrec-farthiiigsper acre for the fifth and every sub-si'- tlmll be made for the portion of the yearonly which iect to the conditions as to form and frontage in
solicitors.
26 30c
regulations shall.he open for sale as'rural land, at an .'{UL'iit year; provided that the first yearshall be takeii Jinll elapse between such day of payment ami tin these regulations contained,to such an extent its the
lI.—TIIK WASTE LANDS BOARD.
to he the time elapsing- from the date of the origimi ■aid first day of May.
4. There shall he established a Board to be caller! uniform price of forty shillings per acre.
Board shall adjudge, not exceeding one acre forevery
next following;.
.-he Waste Lands Board, to consist of one ChiefCom- 35. Save as herein alter provided, no section ot license to the first day of May
calculatingthe amountof the license feeand our pounds sterling which lie shall prove to the
AT
73.
In
granted
INVESTMENT
WATIAHUNA.
shall
for
a
l
e
s.Njb
pasturage
nor
more
50.
license
be
missioner,
containing
twenty
GOOD
and of not less than two
than fivi Rural Land shall be sold,
lessthan
ot the Waste Lauds Hoard that he shall
he stock required to be on the run, the yearcom- satisfaction
actuallyexpended in the construction of such
other Commissioners,
all of whom (except such om acres; but any section so limited by frontage lines or iannual foetlmn £i> 10s.
FOB PRIVATE SALK,
The foe shall be paid to the Treasurer of the ucnciug on the said first day of May shall be deemed nave bridge, or
drain*
hs shall he appointed to act as Treasurer) shall he ap- private lands as to contain less than' twentyacresmay 51.
part
o
the
as
that
for
which
such
road,
be
same
year
pay(THE CAMP HOTEL; WAITAHUNA
for the
ProvWyi always that it shall be proved to the
and be removable by warrant under the baud lie sold by auction at the upset pi-ice of forty shillings Waste Land Hoard every year, in advance;
Biiilihn;. ;i(iinted
ami for thesecmii iient shall have been made.
MOST Substantial and Commodious
of the"Board that tiie moneyso expended
per acre; the time and place of sale,and the mode of Hist year on the issue of the license,
if tin-Superintendent.
■satisfaction
opportunity
is
rare
contained
in
these
sitting
day
Notwithstanding
anything
Iron.
This
a
of
th>
74.
subsequent
of Corrucated
Onemember of the Waste Lands Board sha! -ale,and paymentof purchase moneyto be as nearly and every
yearon any
iv tinl applicant, tins h<wii liPiipfMnlly <>xn"inlpil for
capital, desirous oi pettim. ;ilso5. he
it. shall be lawful for the Governor,upon le use
for any one with" a smallPresent
the-Treasurer thereof,and such memher shall sis may be in accordance with the regulations herein board, between the 20th day of A]iril and the first da\ -Hgulations,
and advantage of the public. Provided al
ip rt.po.rininivliitinn «t Him Snni'vintptnlpiil ami Pro
given
stock
will
lie
a>
pasturage
business.
and
license
inn
t
May,
inclusive;
every
for less than twenty acres shall
a lucrative
lo appointed and removable, by the Governor.
contained applicable to the sale of Town Laud. Pro- of
to time, be lat no application
, .
(i. The Waste Lands Hoard shall sit at the principal vided, nevertheless,that, if any section so limited renewed by paymentof the required fee, on or befon v'incial Counil,at anytime, and from time
a valuation.particulars
received
under this clause,but that where any
may be obtained by apply Cnnd Officeof the Province, at certain stated limes shall be included in a Pasturage License with Pre- the first day of May, shall, unless good cause to tin ;iroclamation in the Government Gazette of the oe
Further
imount of compensation awarded by the Board shall
for
the
hcreinaftei
purposes
iuSt° '
o be determined by the Superintendent, and slml! emptive Right, the holder of such License shall be contrary be shown to the satisfactionof the Wasti "rovince, to reserve
of a less amount than twenty acres of laud, the
DALGETY, RATTRAY A CO. ilso sit for special purposes at such places and at such entitled to exercise such Pre-emptive Right under Lands Ilonrd, be considered as abandoned.
mmfionedany lands within the Province,adjacent te. Me
party entitled may pay the balance in cash upon the
Dunedin ; or.
52. Kvery pasturage license shall be in the form sin >rin the neighbourhood of any town, now or which
-lines as the Superintendent shall direct; of which these Regulations upon payment of the sum of forty
■same
terms as other applicants to purchase rural
declare that on am. sands under
J. A. ROSS,Waitnliuna,
forth in the ScheduleC to the Waste Lands Regula- nay hereafterbe formed, and toproclamation
be given in the Provincial pounds for such section.
these regulations.
On the Premises. -illings due notice shalland
all decoin a day to be named in such
one or more newspaper.' 36. Every section of rural land shall be 'n one tions, and shall be transferable by endorsement, in th pasturing
GovernmentGazette,
Clauses
07 and 08, which were repealed by proclaregulations,
these
in
such
transfer
licenses
issued
under
of
rectIbrm
set
forth
in
such
and
shai
published in the Province.
provided/
as
hereinafter
a
Schedule,
and,"except
block,
mation of the Governor, dated lith August,
reserved lands, shall cease mid be of
7. The Chief Commissionerwhen present, and In .ing-ular form,and if bounded by a frontage line ,shallbe deemed to be complete upon notice thereofbeim ■espect of; such
Provincial Government
J. 11. WALLACE.
1850,paulishedin theNo.
the
Waste
Lands
and
not before io effect on and from which day. all such licenses
preduly
given
member
those
lie
a
40
from
such
to
Board,
by
depth
(or
chains)
Commissioi
iiis
absence
then
some
selected
of
a
of
half
mile
17, p. 03, itli SepGazette, Vol. 111.,
and Estate Asrent,and General
be of no effect
originally stood asfollows:
A pasturage license shall entitle the holder thereoftc hall, as respects such lands,cease and
Zealand.
ent at any meeting of the Board,shall preside there- frontage.
tember,1850,
WelliVmloniNcw
for
specifier
iccordiugly.
Merchant.
And it shall be lawful the Governoi 67. Holders of pasturage licenses with pre-emptive
the land
it, and shall have n casting; vote in all question-! Notk.—A frontage line shall be taken to mean th>- the exclusive right of pasturage over
to be issued in
"onihig beforethe Board.
iroundavy of a road,river, or public reserve, or any therein upon the terms alwve stated. Such licensi it any time, hereafter,by regulations
."ight in connection with purchased lauds, whether
by endorsement from year to year hatbehalf, according to the provisions of the Waste under the Canterbury Association or the Crown,
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
8. All questions coming before the Board shall Iw Mtream or watercourse which shall havebeentodeclared ■"haH'be renewed
iipon the recommendation of the Superspecified
purchased
land
therein
shall
be
Lands
p
reseii'
of
the
Commissioners
in
the
Government
G
azette
constiuntil
the
Act,
by
majority
by
leeided
a
notification
<hall be entitled to claim pasturage licenses over the
"'
granted, or reserved under these regulations; and th- ntendent and Provincial Council, to regulate tin lands
TO SELL OR LET. Mil-rent.
FREEHOLD
I hiltc a frontage for the purpose of selection.
included therein upon the terms of these regufgNOSELL OK LET for a term of years.—W 9. All meetings of the Board shall be attended b\ 37. Where.' from the frontage not being a straight ree to be paid in respect of such liceiise shall not be al- "cenpntion of the Waste Lauds of the Crown within lations,with a pre-emptive right over such laud, to
inter .it least three Commissioners, and shall be open to tin >j me or rom the interferenceof other frontage lines,tered until the Ist May, 1870. Such licenseshall jriv. .uch reserved districts.
subject to these regulations as regards
acres of valuable LAN D at Caversbam,
exercised
X
■le
timber, and shall immediTIMBBK.
seuted by the For miry road to 'the OceanBeach, an-- Mublic.
natural features,or the boundaries of private lands,no right to the soil or to the
lotice of application, payment of deposit and -purpurchased
land
which
be
cannot
determine
over
any
adniiiably aiiaptert as sites for the erection of pnvat'
applications
Pasturagi
accurately
ately
price of land, and size and shape of
money,
for Land and for
hr
any
may
tract of land shall have been reserved foi chase
10. All
fhe above rules in respect of form
75. If
Post nul for TimberLicenses shall, after hearing evidenc observed,the form of the section shall be d stonnined granted, or reserved uifder these regulations. Area- he sale of the timber thereon, such timber may hi "docks. If the land covered by such pre-emptive
villas, being within twenty minutes -walk of theOcear
all
through
passhall
be
allowed
possessing
splendid
by
right
price
subject
view
of
the
determined
the
Board
at
som<
accordance
with
these
rules
in
thr
sonable
of
at
included
within the limits of a run held
as,
nearly
public
upset
■ight
a
when necessary,
be
;is
in
way
auction
an
and
shall be
Oilice,and
-old by
Beach, and surrounding country.
turageruns.
ro conditions to be fixed by the Superintendent,anii >y license under clauses 50 and 53, the holderthereof,
.udgmeiit of the Board,circumstances will admit.
-itt ing:'thereof.
Theabove property is all fenced, and.a. large poi 11. TheBoard shall have power to hear and de- Bfe. In sections of lands not adjacent to or hounded 53. It at any time during the first four y<»s aftei lie purchaser shall agree to remove the same within in payingrent for the same, may take credit for the
stock fbi
tion of it under crop, with a swelling hoi.se,a five- rrmine all disputes between the holders of Pastur- by a frontage line, all the sides may be equal, but one the issue of the first license the quantity of
all the timber not removed withir, amountpaid by him in respect of lauds covered by
required, o> i certain time; andagain
put up to public auction.
stalled stable,cow shed,poultry yanl, anuthree small ,geand Timber Licenses respecting, the boundaries:. Mile may not be less than one-third of the otherj and the run shall be less than that originally that
iich time may be
"uch pre-emptive right.
next
less
than
twice
amount
during
cotiages.
the
threeyears
>f runs and districts,and shall have and exercise n!: such section shall not be less than half a mile distant
76. No person shall, without a license, cut or re08. Nothing in these Regulations shall be intererection oi lie powers wliich
or during any subsequentperiod less than three time: nove any timber, from any WasteLands of the Crowi preted to affectthe legal rights or equitable contracts
lhere is also a StoneHouse in course ofeight
maybe lawfully had and exercise;! from a frontage line.
Board
declare
th>
apart
purchased
to
contain
sevenor
the
section
of
land
the
Waste
Lands
may
undei
amount,
ground,
properson
possessing
L'anils,
the
intended
under
39. Any
a
>y any Coniiuissioiiei'ofCi-own
may at. that
timber which he shall have
made by the Canterbury Association or the Governpro- except
visions of the Crown Lands,Ordinance,Sess.X.. uny time' select another adjacent thereto, of such whole or a portion of such run to be forfeited;
last clause); and any persons so cuttingor re- ment with holders of the pasturage licenses ; but i
meiits, and a large garuenwell blocked with iir&t-ciu&>
prior t. lie
Apply-to
regard
gTanted
with
to
runs
bearing.
together,'being
always
in
full
Lands
Extension
Ordinance.
two
considered
as
one.
vided
that
shall
liable
to
the
cost
of
sucli
tha,
noving
pereon holding a license under the Canterbury
fruit trees
\'o. 1;" and the"Ci'own
the
timber
be
pay
-'„„
I'.or'm shall
KUbH CALDER,
-*ss. XJ., No. 10."
be in the form required for a single the issue of these Regulations such first period of Ibu icense for one year together with the costs ofrecover- my
".' "
Association or the Government, shall. voluntarily
section,
the
date
on
which
the*.
Builder, liunedin.
shall
commence
from
Depart-;
foregoing
ag
All
the
routine
business
of
the
Land
under
the
rules.
amount
of
the
same.
12.
K-ction
years
the
■csvm the same to the Government,he shall be eu:iient shall be transacted by the Chief Commissioner; 40. Immediately on the payment of the piirchasi Regulations shall come into operation : provided tlin>
77. Every license for cuttingor removing timber citled to receive a license under these Regulations,
by the same individual or firn Oiallbe issued for one
held
regulations
by
to
be
made
tin
one
moreruns
or
for
one
at.
the
"übjeet
SPECULATORS.
such
as
Commisor
year,
md shall from the date of such exchange hold his run
purchaser
may
shall receive from the
month,
iiioney, the
.'IO I'AliiliJbJlS AAU
considered as on< "equest of the person applying
for the same; and a it the rate and on the conditions specified in these
Hoard in that behalf.
sioners a License to Occupy." in the form set forth "nay for the purposes of this clause be
monthly license Regulations.
"Application
paid
upon
13.
A
book
to
be
called
the
Book'
i'un*
be
hereunto"annexed;
PRIVATE
TREATY.
I
B
and
as
soon
re
of
10s.
shall"
every
TO BE SOLD BY
in the Schedule.
runholder can prove tr
hiill be kept open (luring- office hours at the Lam! thereafter
APPENDIX 11.
as conveniently maybe, the land shall be 54. In any case in which aLands Board that he i md of £5 upon everyyearly license.one but the person
MUNICIPAL SECTION o iifice, in which the mime of everyperson desiring; to: laid off by a GovernmentSurveyor, as nearly in ac- die satisfactionof the Wasteentered
78. A license shall entitle no
VALUABLE
into previous to tin lamed
Nos. 33,SI, 52,65,66, and
71, which ro
application
precluded
byarrangements
to
the
Boanl
shall
be
written
purchaser
imy
therein to cut down standing timber, but i- Clauses
cordance'with
thedescription given by the
» aste Lands ttegtdati
by
UMJ adjoining \\ iiiholu Park, within tw. uuko
the
actually,
givei
repealed
from
for
a
hy Himselfor any person dulyauthorised on in his application as these regulations will admit: passiii" of tluse regulations
.villauthorise him to employ any number ofpersons,
st-tiiuiisof the township of Waihohi, containing 5. nii.sorder
Amendment Ordinance, Seas. IX., No. 1
on his own run, it shall l» nring the term of the
placing
split,
tin
his
stock
to
during
period
saw,
behalf.
And
the
Commissioners
lie
orremove
yards
oi
shall,
license,
provided that whenever the lands selected without
originallystood asfollows:
acres of prime Alluvial Laud, within a lew running
Boar,
itting of the Boards consider and determine all appli- ;he surveyed districts,the expanse of the sui-vr-y and -.utticieiit if he prove to the satisfactionof therequisite
lie timber so cut; and such license shall not hi 33. Immediately on the payment of the purchase
an exteiu-ive Bush has a stream of water
(s-ansferable.
in tht of connecting such survey wit Ii the existing survey.-ihat he possesses within the Province the
through it, and a Lake frontage to the Circa ""rtioiis in the order in which they shall uppenv
in full, the purchaser shall receive from the
place
undertake
to
the
and
will
sail
to
uoney
person
only
book. Provided that if any
shai 'hall be borne by the purchaser, who shall at the time amountof stock,
the
79. A license to cut timber shall extend
to Occupy," in the form
Southern Hoad. V ould be an excellent site foi application himself
peoiod.
Commissioners a License
or by some person duly authorise' of purchase deposit the amount of the estimated cost ii the run at the expiration of such
istrict named therein.
hoiise. The Lease ti '-lot appear lr
<et forth in the Schedule A hereto annexed,which he
shall,
Every
upoi.
"Villas, or an accommodation
at
time,
when
called
in
lit
holder
of
a
license
any
his boha before the Board
dulylicensed shall have established shall return again to the Commissioners
<if such surveys with the Treasurer of the Waste 55.
80.
If
when he
person
extend If* years, subject to-the nominal rent of A* aurn,
Board
to
tha
any
Waste Lands
his app i.-ation shall be dismissed until his name. Lands
sawing timber, no othei
Hoard,which shall be made sis soon as practic- it written order from the
per annum.
return of all thestocl- i saw-pit for the purpose of
*hall receive the Crown Grant of the Land. Such
-hall appear again in the Book in order. Provided: able, by order of the Chief Surveyor. Provided "fleet make a true and complete
shall
cut timber within 50 yards of such pi: License to Occupy" shall be transferable
Application to
by enlerson
wilfully
and
knowingh
Jso that if two or more pel-sons shall apply fit tlnl a ways,that should anysection when surveyed prove un his run; and if he shallWaste Lands Board sha) without consent of the person first occupying sue!
JAMES GILLON,in the form set forth in the Schedule.
time to write tht.!'- names in the Applicatir o diiser in any respect from that intended by thr make nnv falsereturn, the
*aw-pit; provided that if the person establishingsue! lorsement,
Vine and Spirit'"Merchant,
to the Treasurer the
paid
fee
shall
be
to
be
forfeited.
51.
The
immediately
declare his license
Hook the Chiel Comiiiis&'onershall bratk-t tie. u'.chaser,the Governmentwill not be responsible
Moray Place.
and shall not cut timhe Waste Lands Board every year, in advance; for the
shall havi pit shall not use the same,
mes, mid shall iiiilisii the bracket ; and wlien ti»; ■■(/!■ any loss or inconvenience which the purchasirj 5(5. Kvery run or portion thereofwhich put
the pit for it
up b\ within such distance as aforesaidfrom
on the issue of the License,and for the
as alwve provided, shall he
11 appear befnri* tin- Hoard, the liuiiiil sliall ili-in ■; ay experience, nor will the pun-hose moneybe re- iieen'fbrfeited,
lawful
for anyother holder irst year
days,
it
shall
be
adconsecutive
an
and everysubsequent yearon the first day of
FOli SAI.K,
nine tin- priority of right to be hard by lot. A nit i uiiicd. Provided also,that if the Surveyor shall the Waste Lands Board to public auction, after
and
to
cut.
timber a tfecond
thereupon,
every pasturage license not renewed by
oi .if a license to enter
ay
and
one
and
to
the
Government
G
uztttte,
ajpliciihall not be lawful for the Boaid
lrf-at-any
established;
riESIMAHI.fc-INVtSTMKNT.■md that the whole extent oi' land in the selected vertisi-ment in
payment of the required fee on the first day of May
Province. A license granter. thoiifrh such pit had not been
-ri^HE "yi-lil'^'." AlxJlh" TAVKIi^ ion except such iis sliall be made in aeci.nlane.u wit! noality falls short of the quantity paid for by tin more new-papers of thedeemed
purpose
removing
of
to be an original license, 81. If anyperson shall, for the
.hall unless eood cause to the contrary be shown to
shall be
iiis regulation.
± Apply to Kuiiyun & Knwlins, Solicuors.
urciisiser,the Treasurer shall repayso much of tin ufterforfeiture
for- timber, havemade a road upon land being the Wasti ""he satisfaction of the Waste Lands Board,be consi'upon appeal from any person whose run lias been
14. The Board sliall keep true arid detailed iiiiiiut< imrchase
of
the
land
to
In
price
being
highway,
as
exceeds
the
it
shal
money
a
256 36
from the date of such forfeiture Lands of the Crown and not
lered as bandfooned.
■! all applications made to the Board,and ail deeisioi. ouveyed. The "License to Occupy" shall,in any feited within 60 days
oi not be lawful for any other person to use the sam.
52 Every pasturage license shall be m the form.
in ac- it shall be lawfulfor the Superintendent to reserve
hcrcou, and of nil sums of moneypaid to the Tn.ii neb ca.se, be amended by the Commissioners,
flip permission of the person makingthe sanii «t forth in the Schedule C hereto annexed,and shall
whollyor in part.
Eeclioi.
either
without
pideei'dings
suspend
for
sale
of
all
the
of
th
such
forfeiture
;
generally
ACItKS
in
Tokoiiiairiro
and
and
tin
urer,
report
Surveyor,
ordanc-e with the
of the
such road shall no ie transferable by endorsement in the form set. forth
1 A/1
that
if
provided
wlucl
first
obtained
taking
"■(!
out
a
li<
ense
ior
arun
ASI)
siyi
by
person
all tli. :rown Grant shall be made out iv accordance 57 Even
Strekt, Lai
"oard ; and such minutes shall be
1 UV; 79, bU, li IX. tiiLUts
consecutive da;-s,it shni in the Schedule;"and
shall entitle the holder to the
to deposit with the Trea- he used at any time for 90
Agents ami Smveyors.
.iiiiinissioncrs present at any meeting. And «ic;l nerewith; and the "License" shall be returned ti. is not stocked will be requiredfor
the lands specified
ten shillings
every hundred ii» be lawfulfor anyholderof a license at anytime then-- "xclusive right "of pasturage over
ii.nntes shall be open to the inspection of all personwhen the Crown Grantshall In surer the sum oflicense,
lie Commissioners
be
returned
withoui
the
same.
the
terms
above stated. Itis intended
rherein,
upon
liter to use
which will
ii-siring to inspect the same, at. all reasonable houir -ned.
.ncludiil in the
J UJSCT 1O N HO Tb L
holding a timber license shall be hat such license shall be renewable from year to year
the
conditions.
person
any
shall
have
fulfilled
If
shillings
sixpene
of
two
and
iute-est
soon
as
he
8°
"n |irivment of the sum
as
TUAPEKA IIOAIJ,
to liav. mtil the land specified therein shall be purchased,
41. Any person makinga ditch and bank fenceoil n respect
to stocking the run within the prescribe.-, proved before the Waste Lands Board
Jtmction of Gabriel'sand AVetherstone's.
or every such inspection.
.awls adjoining Waste Lands of.the Crown may taki period but ifsuch conditions be not fulfilled such de- uti'euded against any regulations herein containec. re- n-antert, or reserved,under these Regulations; and
and Cu. desires to intimate that tin";
—SURVKYS.
required
wilfully
111.
for
the
ditch
in- fso renewed, the fee to be paid in resect of such
negligently
"ut
of
such
lands
half
the
land
to
have
or
pecting
timber, or
have opened their new and «xu-n>ive piemisi. 10. There shall be a Chief .Surveyor who shall h ud bank : provided that no ditch or bank sh.-.1l he nosits s-'lial be forfeited
respect tostocking arun, am. ured or destroyed by fire or otherwise any timber be- icenses shall no* be altered until the fust of May,
58. The above ru
at the nbnvfaddress.
■
and
shal
[■poh'ited and removable by Warrant under the lini:- nore than six feet in width.
shall
with
the
to
the
such
license
be,
870. Such license shall give no right to the soil or
ongiug
">"wy
Crown,
«"
io the lodgmentof «i >
l"-facres,.
They have excellent aceoininodation for Boari'ei:
b
Superintendent, and as many distant iiw
deteinine over
0000
lie immediatelydeclared to be forfeited,and it shall
o the timber, and shall immediately
and as it. is their h tention to cany on n h-gitimal' I the as shall be necessary,who
hall not apply toru \ containing less than
purchased, granted, or reshall ne appoints
VIII. —COMPENSATION LANDS.
refuse
to issue anot.herequired
be
ai
the
Board
to
.eyors
a
license
the
discretion
of
Every
holder of
may
ii
my land which may be
Hotel business,their patiuus will besicuit from aii; iiid rcmoveable by the Superintendent upon the re59
right
o.
A
reasonable
person.
Regulations.
erved under these
42. Whereas it is desirable that private persons .mv time to pay for the actual cost of the survey timber license to the same
noise or disturbance.
ot th<- Chit'l Surveyor.
>fway shall be allowed throuirh all pasturage runs.
hould be enabled to receive portions of Waste Lam ,is run at a rate not exeeedintr^Os. for everythousan.
On hand, a first"rate stock of Liquors, of the be.l- oiimiindntioii
surveys
shall
be
conducted
in
such
ninnnr;
land
included
in
All
for
rural
any
applicant
10.
65. The
-brandß
to be had in the province.
"n exchange for private lands taken for roads or tin
SCHEDULES
upoi.
.ny pre-emptiveright shall deposit with the neasurer
.s the Board by any regulations to be made in thir ither public purposes; if
any person shall be entitlee '"(SO Every holder of a pasturage icensebeshall,
to 4s. iieracre
equal
shall
direct.
.half
entitled
n.
Lands
Board
a
sum
Board,
"f the Waste
FOR i-AIM,
o receive any compensation in respect of any laudi. ipplicatiou to the Waste Lands
lie shall
IV.—THE LAND KKVJJNUK.
i Schedule A.
>f the purchase money, and the remainder
In I'lirtubi'llo Bay,
shall have been taken for the purposisof i pre-emptive right over portions of Ins run, as iolof his apphca ion
no; Province )
17. All payments to be made in respect of land sbai which
"ay within one week from the date
1-hOl'HK'n of Fifty Acreof any other publicwork, or in rispuct of am oWS
a run of imt less ban 1.000 acresand
oador
--lor
deposit,
during
deposit.
of
the
Board
tli.
SuclV
compnssuch
of
iamages done to his property by the taking of sucl more than 5,000acres, over a block of laud
with (!i<id
.eintr granted, or forfeit
House, Barn, and ("Hit n- made to the Treasurer
on demand,
be immediatelyreturnedshall
shall
buih:ingK and water Aontnpe to both Pottobelloßii itting thereof, and the Treasurer shall thcreupoi and lor such purposes, such person shall, iinon appli- ntr and circumjacent to his homestead to the extern Canterbury. )
purchase
right
for
the
same.
pre-emptive
receipt*
ive
holder of the
and Koi'th-eaßt Harlior.
.-ation to the Waste Lands Board, be. entitled to ;> >f~5 ncrcent of the acreageof the run. For a run o:
LICENSE TO OCCUPY TOWN LANDS.
18.—By the 62nd clause of the Constitution At urant of rural land in such situation as he shall select, 000 acres and upwards, over 250 acres of land comThe above is a vtry valuable investment,and wii
lie Governoris authorised and required to pay out i übject to the conditions as to form and frontage iriprising and circumjacent to his homesteador prinenn. Wheueas
duly d.
suited lor n>nrhie rt-sidiuces.
of
hath
been
poundhe revenue arising from the disposal of the Wast. Jic-se regulations contained, to the extent of one acr. tation. And for all runs, over all lauds occupied b> ured the nurrhasiT for the sum of
Also lit or SOHead of Cattle, and a strong wi Lands
of the Crown all the costs, charges, anil ex or every two pounds sterling of the amountof com- .mv buildings, enclosures,plantations, cultivation...
shillings, and
pence, o the section
foundo ton Boat.
of the purchase
■enses incident to the collection, management, an. iensation
an s Board a deposit of 4s. per acre
applicant shall be entitled :'t< >rany such other improvements as shall in thejudgApply to
which
the
describee.
of the Crown hereinafter
and if he shall not within six
iccipt thereof; and also to payout of the said revenue eceive iv respect of the land taken for such ] urposej lrtrnl of tie Waste Lands Board be deemed sutheien, lie Waste Lands
tl> ,ionev of such portion;
M»SRS GILLIES k STREET,
the
Treasurer
of
day
paid
under
this
to
remainder
of the pui,nd
certaii
hath
have
the
become*payable
paid
ucli sums as shall
with htt>
Princes street, next Day and Mieville's. "flier
,oi the purposes of this clause,together
Boiird of the Province oi Canterbury veeks thereafter
v r in respect of such damage as aforesaid.
he shall forfeit such deposit together
to the lands so oc- Waste Lands
provisions therein contained. The Treasurer
shillings, an. ■liase money,
If
shall
contract with the Superin- acres comprising and circumjacent
ot
person
out
a!
43.
said
sum
to
land.
punds.
right
of
any
:he
or
title
tiie
bVn isALli,
Ue Waste Lands Board shall,therefore,pay
trith all
to make and complete, within a given timt-.
pence, the receipt whereof is hereby acknow
he fundscoming into his hands under these regulai; tendent
71. All payments on account of pasturage runs
HOUSK of Six Kooms,
at the time of hb app.icatioi,
MEN AND TIIKSi
or any part of am
at
all such sums lor the above-named purposes, anypublic road,bridge, or drain,
description of the iaiiu- ,-dn-ed,NOW KNOW ALL
nail in future be made on the first day oftheMay,
suliieient
pursuance
securitj
give
furnishing
finished,Stables,"\\ill, kc, kc. Bkn. Smiti ions
such
the
80-ad
a
iii
of,tn
bridge,
■iucli
or
o
that
We,
Uasie
witness,
road,
drain,
at Christchurch,and
ucli manner and to such persons ius the Governo
nurht, to t.. ."übshnts
Architect. Princes-street. Immediate possession.
the sm ne Laud Office,
Commissioners ot enipaw
iiß the Superintendent may require for the due com- .verwhic. he claims such pre-emptive
vested
in
us
as
for
the
p
lace
owers
shall
sit
U^ttt
»K«surw
hall direct.
Ami
unds
at
Board
and
th«wiUu .Vuste LttiuU Uourd.do hereby authorise
pletion ot such contract, and shalLselect such portioi atisfaclioiof the Chiei bui-vevor.
Maps
T. rUBLIC KESERVIiS.
hi hi).—lt<U A< re, of tii>traie Law
atei toreceive the sun*
T\ ioKOAi Aihale—partly
to accept byiwtn ,haU be juu-kedoli'on ue uutUeuucated
u^ dMrtrt
fate Uei» x aligns, at wxy tune
ienttu. J. Douchtv.
19. Reserves for the uses of the l'rovincial Govern of rural laud as he shall be willing
X lor
payby
or
of
Land
On*«.
part
peytMUt
compensation,
of
or
way
went and for other public purposes may, upon tin
GoldenCross Hotel.
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CATTLE. UATTLii. CATTLE.
J' it Oft 1' I. U I !■■■■'
Cossipore sugar
Notice is herebygiven i> at T' omas Biinnatyu
- -£ 10005 tons
LANDED, ex llmuoine, from Welling.
of mi-:
bushels brat Baltic oats
JUST
A.. Fisher's Bedding and Pallinss Manufactory,
Gillies mid Francis JJillon Bull, E (j*., have beei
in'
ey,
f aud to be setm the A'orcli Kast. Vid
v.
100 cas-ks botiled ale
duly appointed Arbitrators under me Oiauo iin
George-street, near the Victoria Bakery.
)T.v.Go'M.:;e and il.\.ii\ T ■: .-a' ij t ivjii
;iy.
100 boxes marble soap
Sou'hlmiil Public Debts Appointinc nt Act, ltiiil , am
AUCADE,
splendid
A
lot of
:'.'.
CO.Ui'A.N'V,
A
FISHER UphoUteror. Ptilliass. and Mattress
50 do,'purified-tallowcandles
that Eilwani Wiliiiini Siiiitonl, E<i\.. has been ap20 bales ]:repared flax anatresses
puintffl flir Umpire ii.id. r iheVaid Act; iiinl thitr Hi. i'rom 10 to 12 a.m.. Jiml from to 4 jinil (3 to 8 p.n 'CIl. Aitf.iiiJjictiircr, respectfully informshis friends
■-'■■■■■■WKL'L--JHiKD"'-GO\VS >
S"l.Ei:i'S AT THE "' Hlfi VINCI At.."'
said Arbitrators wi.l liotd open sittings at. the ('ours
■at iie baa opened business in (ieurge-btreet, where
1 -bale ataweod do.
exception
imported.'
/ithout
the fi.iestever
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Incorporated by Ab£'of-tlie Geiieral A.-wjai'jly
of-ail classes of bedding can be had
20 tons Wellington potatoes
; general-stockprices.
House, Dunertin, oil Thursday, the Kith nt April,
CITY EXPRESS.
it resißuuable
Palliasses any sizes made to
5 do. do.'o.,ions
Also, a fine lot of
and followingdays, lor thupurpo>esot the Arbitration.
oi .New Zealand.
or parcels called for and delivered fc.
apples
do.
do.
THUS. 15. UIU.I-.C,
1
on the shortest notice,
i
all parts of the town. Ordersreceived at Cobl irder,
and boxes finest aougot. STEERS, HBIFKRS, AND BULLOCKS.
halt-cheats
Proprietors
Lodging
sup
capital,
F. DILLON BELL,
Publicans
and
of
houses
Chests,
£100,000,
About 20 lit for the Butcher.
<cCo.,at Victorian Store, Maclaggan-street; at tin. plied at wholesale prices.
tea
Arbitrators.
itoyal George Hotel, George-street; or at Carriage Restuth'ng neatly executed.
10 quarter-casks OtaixTsbrandy
For particulars apply -to
-0,000 SUarssof £5 each,witli power to incivaig
Dunediti, 27th March, ISG2,
Stand, corner of Prince and Stafford-street.
J.
k
11.
single
double
and
cedar
■with
BAIHD,
■-■■-'
On hand,
sofas,
WrtttfUT, ROBERT.SOY.fc CO.
to f200,00J.
JAMES OSGOOD. squabs
PriuciiS-street.
and bolsters.
CAMP HOTEL,
21st
1862.
LIEOhSTEK
iiAMS.
stretchers,
&
c.
March,
Bedsteads,
Temporary Offices,StaffordChambers,c rner of
J
X
V X V,
spleiiuid- tlock of Liecester Kwea,-lately n
Camp Road Junction, Gabriel's abd
The Trade supplied.
"jnHAT
Wholesale,Retnil. and Gtmrra. Storehetper,
meil ex Winded Arrow, from Clyite, iiavii
TO MERCHANTS. STOREKEEPERS HOTEL- J_
Staffordand Manse-street*,
Duno.iiu.
TU.iPEK.-i MoUSK,
Wktiiehstonk's.
laiuimig,
AND
COUNTRY
iiw
finished
Ue
desirous
of
pi
KEEPERS,
GROCERS.
t.eineu
GifchENWOOD begs to inform the
PRINCES STKEET, DUNEDIN.
aring puie Liecester Ham Lambs, should take :s
to
Dunedin.
has
i>ROVISIONAL~
C
0
M
M I T T E 15,
bogs
WALSH
intimate
that
he
ha>
inhabitants
of
that
he
entered
E.
uly opportunity of foiwardi.ig their orders to li>
"OMEO."
OPENED the above commodious and extenGoodsweighed and forwarded to the Disrging- nto the business of CESSPOOL and CLOSET
Witli power to aid to their number
Omeo übscriber,Totora Tree, Uaiuaru.
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Undersigned have ou Board the
and promises to do nil such work to
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LEANING,
Esq..
JU.il. it.
Thus.'Dick,
sive premises.
William Brown.
hourly expected to arrive from Melbourne,tli
iie satisfactionof his customers, and o.i the most
E. 15. Cahgill. Esq AI.P.C.
The Bar is one of the largest in the Province,
following goods of prime quality,and specially selecte
SPlClilt, .MLilU<A\, «: CO..
"easonable
terms possible.
Kin;- uu, K»(j., M.P.C.
i
CCLIMATIfSED
HAMS.—Shaw's
Olelirai■
Jas.
being over 30 feet wide,and the accommodation ami lluildeks & Con ruAcxnits, Geokiie-strkb;
Address—'" Boxes/ Maclaggan street. Princes for this market :—
Ji Australian Breed,'2 aud 4 tooth, la miintii
W. 11. Cuttkn, Esq., C.O.jL.
Fine Adelaide flour
UIINEDIN,
treet. and Stafford .street. William Greenwood,
attendance is unrivalled. The Liquors have been s>e
on tlii.'iu, tor baie by I'njiOKiiic GiiHi-:
JOHNJOKKS,EbQ.
and Mauritius Whit ."uol
Sugar—Cosfipore
a
large
\'ightuian.
OX
SALE
stock
o
laiL-e
;
looted by Mr Walsh personally, aiul are therefore oi
Wm. (Jakr I'ouko, Esq., J.P.
Crystals
~ sti'f£t
Doors and Sashes.
11. B. Martin, Esq.
SHEEP STATION Full SALE.
first-rate quality. There is ample accommodation
iOOTMAKER, MELBOURNE AND DUNEDIN
Brandy iJules Robin) pale, hhds. and qr.-cask
American Lumber and Shelving,
Adoli'ii lima, Esq. Cfurnbull, Bing, & Co.)
11HE Uiiiieisiiiiied have fur sale a uuperior HUi'
Brandy (Martell) <iark,hhds.
\/TANLY THACKEIi. havingcompleted ths buildWeathcrbotinliug, Skirtuitr, &c.
for Boarders,and the bedrooms ar« clean and comA.
M'Lkud, Eg.
prepared
awes,
to
1. in this Province of 2i,OUU
with Olii.
Bitindy (Jules Kubi.i) cases
LtX ing of his .Storein Jlojie-street, is
fortable. Large and roomy Stablesare attached to S., M., and Co. having a large Timber Vakii. ;xecute
Jas. Katiray', Esq. (Dalgetty, ltattray, & Co.)
ieep. Thuie all ruquisitu improvements for workiii
all orders lie may be favoredw'th.
Brandy (liupl. Co.Murat; cases
and sell on cuuimission,conUKIVKII, E.-.Q.
the Hotel, and as the Junction is the usual halting .re prepared to receiveami
iIISNKY
Taylor's,
bulk
liicienth.
Stout,
all sorts of Huildiug MateMUiiineuts of Timber
(JiiAs. E. Bihb, Ksq (Jones, Bird, k Co.)
place for draymen, they can be mppiied with .iiils
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WAIHOLA GORGE INN,
DALGETY. RATTRAY & Co
Ale, Linden and Col. Co., bulk
Clkve, Esq. (Cieve M. Co.)
ALMtED
Diggings,
l
alf-way
Horse-feedand Accommodation.
betweeu Dunediii and the
and 4
Stout, Mar/etti and Morice. Cive and Co. "IRST-CLASS MOB OF CATTLE FOR SAL;.
W. Kawwns, Esq.
Miles "south-west from the Waihola Lake, on the
bottled
Mark the Address.—Camp Hotel, Camp Itoa<,
S 'i' A N F O III) & C O
ot Female Cattle, lrom 1
HEAD
lot
J.
C.
Ca.mi-bell,JisQ;
)i\f\
Youngers'
strong,
Road.
No
aud
bottle
year
Slain
Ale, Bass
3,
Junction.
vUU in hi^h condition, now running- in tin.
W. W. Tiukle, Esq.
LUPOIITERS, WHOLESALE AND HETAU.
Hams,Taylor's
E. WALSH, Proprietor.
DEALERS IN
northern part of Otago.
Alex. Ciuimikg, Esq.
Coey's
JOHN
DAVIDSON,
Bacon,
AND
DALGETY.
RATTRAY
&
CO.
K.
"De Cable, Esq.
KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS,
to intimate to the public, that he has opened
Wits
Cheese,Cheddarand
H. Farlet, Esq.
roSKTTLKH^, GKAZIKitS,'UUTUIIKIi.Princes-street,
Dunedin,
the above new and commodious premises, and
Soap, London and Liverpool
PILLIET & ADAMS, Surveyors
&
Day
(Opposite
Mieville.)
ANI)
nopes by strict attention to cleanliness and comfort,
OTHEUS.
Draughtsmen, and Land Agents. Surveys
Sardines,i and -J tins
bankers
combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of
effectedin all parts of the Province. Plans, maps,
Salmon, 1ib.
The Undersigned are now ii
Ginger, Jamaica,bleached
executed with despatch. Transact all business con- TUST ARRIVED, a Splendid Assortment. uubiic patronage.
BANK OF KHW ZEALAND.
receipt of regular shipments of fat and stor
spirits
J.
takes
this
of
of
and
tar,
consisting
opportunity
Turps,
with
of
lands.
Laud
"J
of—'.
D.,
thankina
old
boiled
oil
prepared
nected
the transfer houses and
to enterinti
Oattle from Wellington, and are
Chandeliers
Billiard Lamps
GlassShadesfriendsfor past support, and hopes that they will not
Stockholm tarand pitch
Office.
irransrements with Settlers,Graziers,and Butchers
sohoiiok:
Suspension Lamps Stand do
Paper do iorgct to give him a call in his new house,which they
Office:—Maclaggan-street.
Sauces,Crosseand Blackwall, and Lea and ii supply them on liberal terms. The Cattle, whicl
S. M. ijuui'll.
Kitchen do
Globes
will find to be far more commodious and comfortable
Perrins'
Near the Arcade. Side
do
t.
■re
well
are
from
the
runs
of
Messrs.
Smith
bred,
Capers, and curry powder
do
Hall Lanterns
CJiimnies than the old one.
ft racket
Hevans, and J. Tuhi.r, Esq.
skcretart :
Parlor
do
Stable do
Wines,Beer,and Spirits of the very best brands
Castoroil
Wick, &c,
WRIGHT, ROBERTSON*,CO.,
& MITCHELL, Engravers ani
always on hand.
Fencing wire
And
the
PURE
KEROSENE
OIL.
MR. JAMES. W. HAY.
Manse Street.
? LmiooisAPHEKS,
Princes-street,above Bank All country orders will receive prompt attention. Oats, Chaff,and Bran, always on Sale at current
Corn sacks
New South Wales. Wedding Cards, Bill Heads,Goodscarefullypacked and forwardedto any part ot rates.
FAT WETHERS.
;
DALGETY, RATTRAY & Co.,
:"IHE rapid increase ot population, consequent upon
Maps, Plans,&c,
SALE, IUOOFAT WETHERS, deliverabl. 1 the influx of people to this I'royit.ce, tliruiiglt
<3oop stablixo.
Walker-street.
Mew Zealand.
:
at a convenient distance from town, or at tin lie diseovcrj of the ttold
Fields, lias i.ecessurily
NOTICE
iiriliiitrs. A first-rate, lot.
JENKINS, Wellington Hotel,
NOTICeT!!
EX "ALDINGA."
oauseil the erection of a vast number of buiL.mjj,
Anp'ly to CAUGILL CO.. Princf* street
TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, &c.
PANTLIN & CO. are Just LandinsMomy-place, Diineilin. Licensed to Retai'
of
■fIfEBB,
md
luvs
also
increased
the
stocks
of nierchanuise 10 a
ITTLE
DORRIT,
"NEWCOMES,"
Tale
Wines, Ale and Beer. Meals always ready. Well V[ O Goods are to be delivered on account o; fI J two cities, Uncommercial, traveller, Peg WofAUSTRALIAN J-.WESFOR SALE.
.egreehittferto unpiinilleledin the'city of Diuiunin.
aired i!eds..
L^l Provincial Hotel, without a written order. .ingtoii, Douglas Jen-olds',Levers', Thackeray's Currajnd increase of valuable proBaines'salmon,lib. tins
this
Notwithstanding
UNDERSIGNED have FOR SALE—
S. JONES,
PHE
i-ie Bell, and 200 select works by the most popular
Coleman's starch
ierty-rth>-reby enusiny; ai>eltionnous outlay nf capital
L 3,ooo.first-classAiaiden Ewes.
Proprietor.
Colemans blue
hay's concentrated compound es- 114 30 c
luthors, havebeen added to the
Expected to arrive at Port Chalmersin a few days, —no facilities have been.uffonied,further tlian tliusu
in
lib.
tins
Oysters
DUNEDIN
LIBRARY.
listing
previous to theCiscovery of ti.o OoLl Fid ~s,
red
Jamaica
sarsaparalla,
sences of
with dandeiier ship British Trident, from Melbourne.
Maurice Joel,
Wi.i c Herrings
lion and potash, effectually cures of kinds of skin
as to enable merchants ami others to scuure themP. HAYMAN & CO.,
OALGKTY. RATTRAY & CO. so
herrings.
Proprietor,
'lied
loss by lire ; and itmay be safely siiiteYl
pimples,
ulcers,"swellings,
against
Princes-street,
■ielres
Importers
diseases,
o.
boils,sq:e throats 5X7 HOLESALE Jewellers and
Pearl barley
Opposite the Government
Offices.
that the existing lnsurarice Unices in Dunenin have
and eyes,bad'legs, piles, thoroughly eradicates auj t »
FAT WEUDEitS FOR SALE.
General Merchandise, Hattray-streev
assortment of merchants' account
Lea
and
Perrins'
sauc*
large
N.B.
A
lot
the
to insure one-tenth of the property i.i
secondary
de.-tvoys
power
symptoms,
of
Fat
tedders
from
J.
injuriousOpposite
*)
traces
the
the Hank of New South Wales, Dunedin:
W.
T..Clarke's
OAA flocks to arrive per Voltigern.
Novels books for presents, and
AppK this city. Atthe same time/ owing to tue .'crow..eil
effectsproduced by met ouryupon thesystem, i.stlio best and Queen-street,Melbourne, have always
oi ! >ooks. stationery,
■Jy\J\J\J
-S
A
L
E
portions of Dunedin,an i the total'u.int
of
some
remedy for nervous i.ebility, weakness of the stomach;band,and are continuallyreceivingl a regular Assort- school books always on hand.
oO—
''!■:*
-:cate
~
Holloway's Pills and Ointment
~
"f proper appliances for thc.uxtinguisidngof fn-us,
Dalgety, Rattray & Co.,
flatulency,indigestion, biliousness. For purifying the ment of Melbourne and English-made Jewellery,
Keating s Lozenges, SeidlitzPowders
CLOTTY DUNEDIN.
Walker-street. areat auxiety is univi'rsally lelt, so much so thai/every
blood,invigoratingand strengtheningthe constitution,ijold and Silver Watches,Clocks, Electro-platei.'
Cream
Flavoring
be
had
of
Essential
Oils,
o.
would be glad to insure, and be willing;to pay
generally to stand fatigue, and in all cases of chest,
person
~
best suited for it, are to
Essences,
Ware,Stationery, Perfumery, Tobacconists' Goods.
FOR
S A"iTK
and lung affections,torpid or sluggish liver, and Cutlery,
MANLY THAOKER, Premier Bootmaker,
Tartar, Liquorice
such rates as must handsomelyremunerate an insuMu-ical Instruments, Brush-ware, and a!'
'.'■■■
FIRST RATE RUN, of 107,000Acres,about rance
A
acids
Dalgety
Rattray's.
so
&
and
citric
Company.
rear of
TarUiric,acetic,
rheumatism, ineidc ,tal to these colonies,its effectsdescriptions <-f Englishand Foreign Fancy Goods. iloi'E-STBEET,
Sheep, Without going into statistic.nl
i\. 50 miles from Dunedin,with'over S.dOO
Spirits of Wine, ginger, tinfoil
Countryorders will meet with prompt attention.
are truly astonishing in working euros.
details, it will lie
md everypossible convenience 'or the efficientwork- patent,
Soleproprietor- Day, chemist,27 Lonsdale-street,
And other articles adapted for eordia. ing
to the minus of all observers that- there "is nt
ex
Western
and
at Fcl.
of
this
valuable
station.
In
addition
to
ARRIVED,
Omeo,
111
acres- present in Dunedin property wortli immense sums if
manufacturing,
at
West Melbourne.
Divan,
opimprovements
Cigar
WILLIAM
JOHNSTON
ler's Commercial
No. 1,Arcade,
if Freehold, the
are extensive,' and
MAURICE JOEL'S,
insuretl at a rate totally inconsistent wtii its
Agent for Dunedin,Mr. Geo. Caspar, Australian
Notary Public.
posite Union Bank, a splendidassortment of Cigars,
if a most substantial character,comprising Dwelling uioney,
nothing of the: many houses un-Princes-street.
actual value,to
Store, Dunedin.
Office:—Corner of Princes-street and High-street I'obaeco,Meerschaum Pipes, &c, &c.
.'louse,Huts, Sheup Yards, JL)ipping-tank, Boilers, insured, throughsay
the present Fire A'gei.ts having no
(next door to Fraser & Granger, Saddlers.
PER DONA ANITA.
&c, &c..
Dunedin,
iVoolshed>
I
power
to increase the number of their policies—a reBROTHKUS X CO., GeneralBlacksmiths
TUST received by the above Vessel, from London,
.' WM. CARR,YOUNG: ■■■■. sult consequent\ipon th<> exhaustion of the amount
BENEVOLENT ASYLUM, DUNEDIN.:
Hor.se Shocrs,and Wheelwrights.
§35" N.B. —Ship Protests must be noted within
200 Boxes Price's candles
tl
capital
which the European and Australasian ■'Comof
ORDERS EXEOUTKD AT SIIOHTKST NOTICE.
Forty-eight hours after the Arrival of Vessel.
panies have,authorised them to invest here.
To be supported by Voluntary Contributions.
George-street, opposite Hospital.
GREEN ISLAND RISING.
these'
Under
circumstances,it is proposed to form
3 3ales blankets
MESSRS. GILLIES AND STREET,
under the above title, for" tlwpmpnteof
He that hath pity on the poor, happy is he."
HALL, DUN E D 1;N,
\\T}il.L, I NEVEK!—the old settler says- a'Compahy
MEDICAL
Land asd Estate Agexts, Accountants, :aki3 Caseshaberdashery, bassinettes,He.
insuring
against
losses by fire, with a 'capital of one
Surveyors.
I never would have believed that there wouli
TV
40
Window glass (assorted)
Established 1P52.
Objects
ii! so great a change in Greenisland—formerly su hundred thousand pounds' in twenty thousand shares
invested in Land, and Loans on
1-2 Grindstones
pounds
power/being reserved by tha
"f
five
relieve the aged, infirm, disabled,or destitute of
each,
quiet,
astonishing
and so dead in fact! We'll it's
Chestsof drawers,nnd other furniture
!
Mortgage effected, Surveys executed, am
THOMAS M. WILKINSON,
all creeds and nations,by receiving and mainHut as jzold has done so much for Australia, so it war .Vettoof Incorporation, to increase the amount of eapi5 Tons Morewood's galvanized him
Maps constructed.
] !>ound
taining, in a suitable building,such as may be most
(hito Wilson.)
fifty .thousand pounds,; two
al
two.hundred
and
to
Otaso.
The
has
forwarded
Dunpild
roofing
| jdin ten do inin advance of
Insolvent and Partnership Estates wound up. In benefitedby being inmates of the Asylum.
-12,000Feet patent, continuous
PHARMACEUTICAL AMD DISPENSING CHRMIST.
and sixpence per share, to be paid <is dejini-it
40 Dozen galvanized pails
Lion
yenvs
itself, and has added ten- .■hillings
terest .Kcnts uiul Accounts collected.
application for shares ; and as soon as oii'e lialf
Importer of Pnu-nt Medicine!?,
having intimated their .willingness
spun
Perfumery, &c,
up-country
The
Government
our
produce
'old
value
to
land
and
in
8 Casesen. 3UOnalvanized iron tiles > brand
Register of Lauds and Houses for Sale or to Let jO grant a site for the purpose, it is hoped that asuffiWholesale and Retail.
iistriets. So vie. Greenisladers,
liave also received or if the number of sharts are allotted, the Act of Inand maps for referencekept.
hidt><;capping, piping, pipe heads
sieiit sum will be collected to allow of a portion of the
his life-giving influence,and also such an impulse nt corporation will be applied for: U til aitt-r tlie pasGutter brackets,and gutteringof. I."
A. S. WILSON, in retiring from the above Land Oflicebusiness transacted,and reliable infor Asylum being erected,and ready for the reception of
iromfces soon to mark Greehislandof the Pi itsi sing of such Act, nO further call will be miulu, and
various kinds
J
respecting Lauds in all parts of thr
only after due notice,at intervals of. one numih,
business,respectfully thanks the inhabitants ination furnished
Inmates beforethe winter sets in.102 Packages spades, shovels,picks, bedsteads, importance. As an evidence we have transplantedt. uiien
of Otago for the support so liberally extended to him Provinces of Otago and Southland.
-Interim Committee:
md in sums not exceeding five shillingsper share.
and assorted ironinonjrerv, nnd tinware.
EGBERT GILLIES.
during tl.e past seven years,and desires to introduce
HYDE HARRIS.
The experience derived from the operations of oilier
JOHN
THE
G
ASGOW
POLYTECHNIC.
MOSS
&
CO.
FREDERICK
CHARLES HENRY STREET.
; Note their motto:
Mr. Wilkinson as his successor, whose practical
ALFRED CHETHAM STRODE.
-■■
.nsuranceCompauies, warrants the belief that not
near the Cutting.
knowledge will, he feelsassured,give full satisfaction Offices—Princes-street,
JAMES A. DOUGLAS.
uore than 10s; or'lSs.'per share will ever be required
SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,-.
"LET OTAGO FLOURISH!"
to all who mayfavor him with their patronage.
JULIUS
Mauritius
and
white
.lava
ot, £0 be paid up.
Supars,
always
VOGEL.
Where
M'COLL
&"CAMPBELL
have
fo;
—Orders
received
and
executed
quarters
Judging from the unprecedei-.ted dividends declared
EDWARD G. EDWARDS.
Dunedin, March, 1862.
Tea,chests,half-chestsand
hand a well selected stock of
all descriptions of Mining and Agricultura By whom contributions are earnestly solicited, and
!>y Companies established through the influenceof
Coftee,currants and raisins
GROCERIES, -'DHAPERV, &c.
Machinery. Steam Engines, all sizes, with largi .villbe thankfullyreceived.
ta:
them,
ligJit
weights,
supply
and
and ii Colonial;.Capital in Victoria, ajid which couip;.nies
—Goods stored at current rates, a^
Candles,Belraont's,
'ndeed, it takes all Dunrdin to
boilers,always on hand, with rou.id and flat rop:
Donations may also be paid to the account of the
s now generally acknowledged that they only kevy commenced operations at a period'when most of tl.e
low
Scott & Co.'s.lVinres-Mroct.
3fifi 3! tor hoisting, &c.
Soaps, castor and snlad oils
Dunedin Benevolent Asylum at any of the Dunediu
They
especially
■irst-clas's articles.
recommend 'Miildings insured were woouen erections,ami. v Ij«u
E. TOWNS & CO.,
Lianks.
no greater facilities for extinguishing, fires"existed
Cheese,hams,and bacon
'heir
26 Wiiliam-street,
than here, it maybe Siifely presumed that divijibs,
AGRICULTURAL COMand
NOTED
T
E
Sardines,
Jibs.
AS,
Melbourne.
PANY'S COAL, screened or smithy, deA CA R D
lends equallyhigh will be declared by the -p.'upoted
jams, mustard
At3sGd and 4s per Ib
Lobsters,
Company.
~
livered at shortest notice,in city or suburbs, by tin
As an instance take the prospi;nij of llie
pepper
Drapery
Fancy
Starch,
The
Side
is
well
assorted
in
Goods.
rj FiliLjjh,
t'LubH FOti ',_/.
undersigned.
To the Aristocracy and Gentry of Dunedin and it*
Bencraft's oatmeal, ii Ladies' Dresses,Crinolines,&c, &c, ITuderclothin;.1,
Victoiia Fireand Marine Insurance Company inJloLFlour, Adelaide
PROM MOSSGUsu kiujJ.., TAIERI.
Vicinity.
ijouriie, which has already returned its orhrinal'OipiJAMES L. & C. BURKE,
baps,
assorted
sizes
Hid
article
suited
for
the
season.
every
|)ARTIES ordering flour for the diggings an
tal to the Shareholders,in addition to upwards of 3
Oats,Colonial,Californian,and Scotch
Princes-street,opposite Barracks.
!L respectfully informed that the best colonia
WATERS & MORTON having comper cent, per iiumiin. by wayof dividend and bonus.
Bran (Adelaide), and gram
HALF WAY BUSH.
pleted their extensive arraugnments, are now
Hour can be had from the above mills, (Mr A. .I
onions.
~..-■
Potatoes and
I f\ ACRE Sectionfor sale,6 acres Bush, 1acres- It is the intention of the Company when established
Burns.) and that by enrthur from here, a saving, ;>repaml to hike contracts ior Largo and Small Din.0 treat liberally with all proposals for insurance.
VICTORIA LABOR MART
The wliide of the above articles are all of prim L V under Grass. House,Stockyard, &c.
of
10
miles
of
effected.
ier Partks, Pic-nics, Ball Sujipcrs, Wedding Break- quality, and will be guaranteed to purchasers a
cartage
be
may
From the foregoing statement -of"facts,-;thoP/oNOW OPEN in premises three doois above the
GrlLLiE> & SiT.ELT,
Surveyors.
---.isional Committeefeelassured that there can be i;o
may be made fordelivering from th' iists, Hejeflni'i-s a la Foiirchette,&c, &c.
such.
Shakspeare Hotel,Rattray Street,lor thesuppiy Arrangements
Agents
Land
and
Ferry or Scrogjr's Creek.
Taieri
WATERS
AND
MORTON'S
combined
Messrs.
loubt
A.
&.I.
SCOULAE,,
as to the success-of-thecompanyin' realizing
of Mechanics,Female Domestics, Uc, &c.
always on hand.
■xperience ensures to their patrons everysatisfaction,
Opposite the Barracks,Princes-st. .JUJJUKBAN PKOPEItTY^FOirSALEonMair. dvidends proportionate in amount to those obtained
Always on hand a good selection of Books and Bran, Pollard, and Seconds
JAMES & JOHN H. BARR,
rlie CUISINE " beiiur under the immediatr; superIO Road to Port Chalmers.
in Victoria.
CommercialStationery.
31 acres bush land, about 4 miles from Dunedin,a Applications for shares will be received at the
Dunedin, agents. intendence of Mr. Morton, whose siiccessos in gasF. HUMFFRAY,
Ironomy are so well known and appreciated.
Jompany's temporary offices, Stafford Chamber*,
finestream of water passes through.
Hotels, &c.
Manager
WILSON & WAIN'S
GILLE.S & STKEET,
corner of Stafford ami Manse-streets,Dunedin,on
CAFE
AND
J,and Agents and Surveyor*-- md after the 7th April. 1802,where forms.of aj.pliMESSRS.WATERS & MORTON'S
HORSE
BAZAAR.
GOLDEN
AG
E
HOT
NOTICE.
COMMERCIAL
EL,
jjiOlt SALE, Two rirst-cluss PlAftOS, guarantee.: jation may be obtained.;
RESTAURANT, Farley's Arcadk. ..,
V!
Rattuay-Streut.
Main Road, Weatherstone's.
and HOUSE VALUATIONS, Agreeproprietors bog to intimate, that they hav- JP to keep 12 mouths in tune; Moelleh & Co. Due notice will be given of tlis' period of the first
D. MORRISON & CO.,
allotment.
ments Drawn, Loans Negotiated, and CaskArcade
Spirits,
on hand an excellent Stock of Wines,
by JAM E & rr O RSE S CA R R IA G ES
By order,
Drawn up for Arbitration,
&c.
'.'■"'
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS,
and Beers. Their accommodation for boarders is ai
ALLEN'S R)OT UOT OINTMENT.
at the Provincial Registry, three
BROWNE,
JAMES W. HAT, ".'.
Rattray-street, Dunedin.
that can be desired,and their cuisine is unrivallei.
of the above valuable OintSecretary
doors from the Provincial Hotel, wJio has had sixteei:
ON HIRE AND SALE,
..."
very liberal They have elected a largo concert-room, capable o
to
tender
their
thanks
for
the
cases
jars
just
in
of
12
receive:
ment,
each,
years' Colonial experience in conducting Salesand
HA V
C O R N,
&c
support accorded them since their commence- holding over 400 persons, which is nightly' filled b, .rom the Patentee,and X r sale at the stores of tla>
Transfersof Hotels and Licensed Houses.
WIKII.ERAI.E AND RBTATL.
.vent in business, and hope by strict attention to an admiringaudience. Itis theirintention to spar. andersijvued.
no expense in order to secure for their natrons tin
a continuance of same.
■FREDERICK MOSS& CO
;
PROVINCIAL LIVEKY AND JIAIT STAIiLEtv !nerit
TendersFor the convenience of customers in town, a Van very best amusements. To accomplish this they art
NOTICE.
FOll SALE.
makingarrangements for the immediate appearftr.et
to
morning
supply
go
will
round
bread
and
fronting Princes-street,
every
FARLEY having retired from Business in the Horees Carefully Broken to Saddle,or to Single
A
LLOTMENTS
of
Laud
of the most eminent artistes.
receive orders.
WANTED by Monday, lith in'-timr,
JTJL near the .letty. Apply-W. Fuller, (Jouimurciai
Arcade,begs most respectfully to inform all
or Double Harness; Dog Carts, Buggies,
Lakgk and
Pastry and Confectionery on the shortest notice.
■forBuildiim(labor nnd materials; Lour Mmps
igsir Divan, Arcade.
Commodious Stables
parties indebted to him will pay their accounts forthmid other Conveyances for Sale
Wedding Cakesto order.
Are attached to the premises, with first-rate ee>
"..
md Suits of >ltires, corner of "Jetty anil i'riiicus
with.
or Hire;
and good attendance.
AIACLALiUAiS'STUKiiT.
■treets,"forMessrs.'E Dv Cirle mid On. I'lnns ami
Those havingclaims will please furnish same im- rTUGGART & BARRY beg respectfully to inform
Parcels per Uobb and Co., are delivered daily a: [TIOR SALE, a Freehokl .Allotment, situate .in -pecificiitions after Thursday, at my i.ffieo, between
mediately.
Mr. D. Weir's. Staffordshire House, JL Settlers, Farmers, and the Public generally
]0
Maclaggau street, being Section No. ii) nunk oiiNew South Wa>es anil-the t'mtiiiir.
the GoldenAge Hotel.
Maclaggan-streefc, opposite the Club.
that having taken the whole rangeof those Splendid
For Sale.
RICHMOND k VANCE,
'..ocklX.
!
R.: C. LUrfUwMBE,. Architect
Proprietor^
Stables,at the rear of the Provincial Hotel, they are
This is, without any exc^ ption, the most valuable
MR. HENRY BAYLISS,
now prepared to otter unequalled accommodation to
unoccupier
beiiij:
allotment
iv
Town
of
T
I
M
B
X
the
Dunt-..iin,
v,
TO PAINTERS, DECOKATEKS/ic. &c.
ippositu the entrance to the Arcade. Whether pur.
Valuer,Estate and House Agent, Gentlemenfavouring them with a call. & BARRY.
A ULD REEKIE!
Priucesrstreet (next Medical Hall), Dnnedin Full Livery per nigln, /s■AGGART
"EDINBURGH
CASTLE"
■iiiised as an investment, or for immediate occupa- HUE Undersigned have for sale,—(ioldMuuMi.gs,
PRINCES STREET TIMBER YARD.
HOTEL,
lid. All other charges
The best references
in tlie City, and under the patterms
which
is
ottered
an
sale,
upon
it.
for
CAVURMHAJf,
tion, the
L various length from i inch upwards.
eqiiiillv moderate.
ronageof the following firms:—
to induce any person, with uecest-ary fumlc
/■fiHßundersiariieillias for sale at his yards, Prince.- (Two Miles from Town, on the Road to the ■iisfiicient.
J.Darwent & Co.,
Du/i/inr/n.)
present
Messrs. Jones,Bird & Co.
assorted
it
his
to
avail
liiinM-lf
of
the
otfr
large
carefully
and
■"ominaiid,
feialfwru-ciieet.
JL street south, a
TO PAINTERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.
Cole,Hoyt & Co.
Stockof Building Materials,consisting of, viz.,
/"IOOD -STABLING and secure PAI) .V freeholdunoccupied ami for sale is not of daily ocThos. Norton &. Co.
9 and 11 x 3 Bailie deals,solid
\.X DOCKS, under the superintendence of tl. "urence in the business part of Dunedin..
PAPERHANGINGS.
TENDERS
WANTED.
J'ntton & Hodjre
KENYON a: RAWLINS,
Do.
do
do.
cut
Proprietor.
WANTED (labor aiid n.atwia!-) for
ATUUVK.D, ex " Simoon " EIGHI
R. Wilson & Co.
American T. and G. lumber and shelving
CHAHOES MOnEKATB.
Solicitors,Duuedin. "'IIENDEIIS
erection of a House in'MaivUtiiU-bUcut.
X. theand
~~
Kirkpatrick & Co.
Cases Paperhangings of excellent assort
Do. quarteringand weatherboords
be seou iiu sipl'licn—
specitication.sniay
FOIt SALE.
Plans
Scott& Co.
ment and superior designs.
6 x 14, 6 x 1, (3 x i, ii x J, T. and G. ScotchrV]O be disposed of a Restaurant " doing afirst-rat
Vendor's interest (viz.: a ten years' lease. tion to Mr. {/bristle, at the Oaiuoniaii lloiei, A\ alflooring
\Valliicli Bros. .To arrive per " Hannali" Nine Casesditto ditto.
business. A]jply Geo. I^umb,2, Flinucrs-lauc. rJ^HE
L
improvements
JL
at
tli«
with
whom
Teiniers
are
to be lou o e.. o.* or
:er-fctreet,
with liberal allowance for
PelflheimBros
JAMES & JOHN H. BARB
Cedar,from £ inch boards to 3 inch planks ■I doors above Provincial Hotel.
expiration of term) in that centriiily situated sectio. >efbre
Tueaday the ii)tli instant.
Miller & Co.
New Zealand scantling and weatherboards
lying
Hiyh
of
land
between
Stafford
and
iiu
streets,
WILLIAM POLLOCK. UUTCHEH,
Mr. .1. M'Lean, of the firm of M'Caw,
Van Uienmn's Land quartering- and joisting
UNION HOTEL, WETIIEItSTONE'S
Sale nrds, anil com- "riEXDERei required for flangjig- footpath in fi-ont
most .respectfully, to thank the publU
Do palings, shingles, and battens
and an excellent mediatelyabove the Provincial
M'Lean, and another
accommodation,
prising the whole of the vacn;it ground betweei;
Mr. Andrew S. Wilson
for.their liberal patronage, duringhis ternofttie officeoi Ihis piiper.' TtniiiTs 10 lie sci.t
Corrugated iroa
stock of
Lazarus' Bonded Warehouse and_ High-street, ti X up to 4 p.m. Tuesaay, April li>.;li, u>lilru»^a
Jlr. Henry Reynolds
Spirits,
lorary stay in Walker-street,and trusts by his conArchitraves aaJ mouldings
and
Beers.
Wines,
i
frontage
which
street
it
has
a
of
57
fl.a^injr iooipatli.".
to
feet,
immeuiatel..
please
George
Dr.
Wilson
mued exertions to
obtain th«i
Doors and sashes
IV'iidoi'.foi;
customers,
BARK, MALCOLM & CO.,
Proprietors. abox-e the Thwilr", Provincial Sale Rooms, Union
&c.
"ustoin.
■
GEORGE O'DRISCOLL.
tic,
&c,
the
of
K.
B.
stores
Mai
to
new
liank,
Arcade,Ailieuoeuut,
premises
W. P. has removed hi-!
in Princes
large
tin
and
Co.
and
other
mercantile
establish
pains
D.ay
of Dulluck
Wheels.
opposite the Barracks.
SAI;E, 2
10,000pieces Dining-roomi ''nOKOMAlßlßo.—Travellei-s and the inhabitant."
BAYLTSS,Acountant, is desired to pal rreet,
Drawing-room, Shop, Bar and Ceilings, Marblt JL of the Plain ore respectfully informed that the uienis.
Apply Ueo. Lumb ii Co., 2, FJiuieiV
attention of those concerned to the following X.H. Hiippini?supplied on the shortest, notice.
The above property is now nut up and subdivided Junedin.
GOLDEN CROSS HOTEL
and Is. 3d. Heniiy Pkllino, Houtt
advertisements—
Undersigned
commenced a REGIS md Oaks,Is.George-street,
places
below Koyal George, au> is ready for their reception, and will be foundrepletr into ullocineuts of suitable sizes for officesand
TRY OFFICE for town and country servants Decorator,
>i business,for which,from its central position it i.
.vith everycomfurt.
accounts owing to the undersigned are re- "olicits a share of public patronage.., Cart-will b jueen-street, Melbourne.
COItKU«ATEI» AA'J) PLAIN
uiost admirably adapted, situated as it is, in tlic /GALVANIZED
quested to be presented forthwith for payment. oaken that none be recommended but those bearing rjllUE BUICKS I'oli SALE. Rout. FenJ.KOA',Spouting, Uiaying, i'ipinj;, yurruneighbour VJT
city,
heart
of
the
in
the
immediate
BEER
AND.
SPIRITS
very
WINES,
,'.itihg ami curving.—WAituuuToa, i.l, Little iijiiikeHENRY REYNOLDS;
,ood characters.
JD wick, Moray-place.. Of the
iiood of the Jetty, Cu>U>m
House,Post Office,(Joverii
very best quality, warranted free "lion
Medical Hall.
All Orderspromptlyattended to.
;
inent offices,bauk^, and stores of all the leading mer a'cet, West, Melbourne.
ADULTERATION.
Dray
"Wheel
\VM. MACINTOSH,
SALE, by the-Undersigned,
liouses of tiie Province. Itis laid out so a> U
A LL parties indebted to theundersignedfor Drills
and Axles.
Victoria Store. Maein man-street
right ot-wa\
form
continuation
of
the
Year,
present
Cottage HeLklwicy i,f
a
Pii-st-ratn
Stiihlinir
nnd
Paddocks.
a
for
One
the
to
LET
'fiyestMl
"WEBB,PANTLIN k CO.
'£*"
pay their amounts to, Mr.
Daily Times and 'Witness* ■Ofpicbtnown as Flinders lane; and with wnich it will forn.
Mr. Tiiomas Caleutt, I'elichet Jiay, cuiiiaimir;
SADDLERY. SADDLERY.
Aecouutant,.us the business has beer,
disposed f
for C'ubband Co.'s ItoyM Ma>.
i street in itself, between the two most businctr Ax Koouis,with a good garden. There is ;i 'qiLauiity
BookingOffice
V BHOTH IiRS beg to call the attention oi
Cheap I'aperhangings
; thoroughfaresin the city.
Line of« oaehes.
it' fiiewooil on the ground, and a bUible niuli i,c
their numerous Customersand the Public in
.:
/ HENRY REYNOLDS,
For further particulars applyearly to
jiected if required, for a cOiisiUeJauon.
10,000pieces Dining-room, Drawing-room, lieu 1
JAMK- nOUHIITY, Proprietor.
Kent at jii\V
Medical Hall. Veneral to their New Stockof Raciuur,
Passage,
Ceiling. I'apei
..;■■;'
and
loom,
Parlor,
.LSIiN.
S
MITH,
or ;^
Whips,
fii.'St
ent, £i'M per anuiiia. Quarter in a-.lvanee,
Spurs. Hangings,liousc-lm.ug Ualico. Tiicks,Bordei-s,
and Ladies' Saddles,
Corners
AUtfl'lvAJjAsiAA! liO'liii.,
A rehitect. Princes-street.
IOII ?ALE nn elesnn* London-made Cottng. XC. Colonial,
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Centre pieces, i'amngs Totteiihaiu House
MaUI
A«C3AN-STItKET.
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Mr.
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assortment of all kinds of Har- hanging \\
house,
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at Criterio")
v.
WAIHOLA LAKE,
aiehoute, tjeoige-btreet, below Uoji. A LI3EKT GRIFFITHS (late l'rovidorc and Chi. (
liotel,1 Pimce3-stn.et j or to
iircet, who will show the premises. t'uaiicr 1-iVless always on hand.
jeoige Hotel. Painting, Papeilumging, He, on th. J\. Stuuaid to the Melbourne,(jeeloug. and Aue
jiculars of the Proprietor.
For Saleby private Contract.
Rattray-street. -JOfhMnroh, 1802.
HENRY BAYLISS,
uost reabouable ternu.
teuirning
Steamers,)
in
to
his
neighbourhood
unexceptionable
aK.e
thanks
numerous
The
is
HE Undersigned are instructed by the owner
for a quiet
Accountant,
V/TESSRS.K. itANKIN a U>. beg mfonu tut
"" patrons, begs to intimate to them, and the I'lihlk
William Grey, who is leaving the Province. ■■"sideuce.
Vrinees-street "LVA Farmers of Tokoinairiro and thewEast Taeiri
Mi-.
that
in,ule
eiw:,.she
hawng
(enerall.y,
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altirations
m
uloUi,,
o ofi'erfor sale on liberal terms,
TAbLES, b.illi., cuei,
uistiict, that they will shortly open their new Sale
u he above Hotel, he is noiv prepaicd to oifor siiperiiu
FINAL NOTICE.
at SaddleHill, near McMillan's SaddleHili
bale,James Finch & Co., itaUr-o street.
Oiie of tne most compact properties in tliundersigned begs to state that all" outstand- lfards, where
TIM B E It."
Agents lor Juiius P.iser, Me.uimnu1.iccoumiodatiou,and hopes, by strict attention t> .'rovince.
care and attention will be paid
lotel,
every
Undersigned are prupaieu to receive and exto meiit a continuance of their favor.
ing accounts due to him must now lie pai- co cattle entrusted to
comfoiU
t
heir
TheEstate comprises 200 acres of the finest agri
them iui- sale.
to Mk;|Henry Bayliss. Accountant, PHnctsecute
for
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A
oruers
They will be prepared toreceive sheep,
cultural luuu, fencedand under cultivation.
cum
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horses,and .AUK CsALli, a i'laie Uj.iks iioi.i,
Btreet (next the Meilicnl Hall), who is authorised t< "attle of
nodious dwelling-house,stock-yiirds, &c, with evei,.
X A U R.I TI M BEIi,
FOR SALE.
every description in the course of
few 1? 6 pam-s, -i x 0 und 7 x li, with plaster re&u v..
take all Jejjal measures he may deem fit to recover th' lays.
carrying,
l)u.siue.~>.
EIJCIBIiK
iINVKSraiSKT.
ionveuieuce
for
the
successfully
on
.uUetu.. complete.
including feather-edged weather
same."- ■' ■" -^ ■<" ~:
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'TIIIATmagnifieeut building in Oeorge-street, oppo \ttaclied to the property is a large Ktore,doing oil' >f all descri])tions,
j. SW.TZMt.
R. RANKIN & Co.,
■uards,tonyued and grooved tlooriug, i\.e.. from vie
ANDREW S. WILSON,
JL site the residence of Dr. Wilson, the interior. 01 if the first businesses ivtiie Province. >
Sheep and Cattle Salesmen,
Joromannel,
Manuk'm,
or Aucklanu Steam Alills of
Druggist.
.'
Chemistand
.vhich in unsurpassed in Dunedin; containing ten To a man of enterprise.-the above preseiits a favor ViebSi-s.
Hue anU SbaMers,the quality oi wbusu t.m■-, SaddleHill.
na
FOR riALli.
Dunedin, February 21it',j1r(52.:
laige bized room», elegantly dtcoiated,very lofty, and tide .opportunity for the investment of capital.
Offices—Walker-sti-eet,
Dnnedin.
is
well
known
this market.
■ier
now
in
BI.UESKIN DISTRICT,
leinif well adapted for ft geiitlcmaii's re&uleuco, The terms are remarkably easy,and the,live mi
:1) WAX I)
FiiEi)i:iticK Mos> x C".
■oariling-house, or hotel, havinga nejjtli of Ida feet leail stock can either be Taken aiti vahiation or til.,.
BROTHERS,
WHITEHOIiSI:
CAa'P Eli &. CO
10 MILES FROM TOWN,
electing
large
posed
option
Wholksale HaudleiiS,
■nd levelled, suita. le for
ofbepanilely at the
purchaser.
cliC'/lONS,
s>tablca,
of
.«^ «»
ttte,
VALUABLE
goo.
'3&vam£>*viasG*as?t-'\wilimumiMi^m."^wwww^.t
v.^i
UTIONEERS,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS QEVERAL
Haukess JlAniis-iNp Saddlers' Ironmongers xO
Apply to
iichanl, or bow hug green tne situation ut wiiiJi lor
..'..". ~O topei-l, wood awl water. „..„-,_,LAND, HOUSE AND ESTATE AUENTS,
Wslsall, Knyland; and \fitt; street, Sydney, near i
hotel bei.ig unparalleled. Water on the premuis
ivIiNYON AND lIAWLINS,
& ORBELL,
.a
IIESSK&.
uteii lij i-. <iA.vii'Mhi.i., lor tin- r-.iii#"t"i m
MoKSE
Raitray-bti'eei JApply on the premisex, or at Ho. i, Arcad#.
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Solicitors, Duucdiii.
the Dxili TiUKa Oitace,Uuiitdin.
OTAGO
ANd's<<UTHLAAD Pl/HUC UElii
DR. WILSON.
(Late of Kyuetou, \ ictoria,)
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