THE “TERROR.”

Auckland Times, Volume 3, Issue 118, 15 April 1845, Page 2

THE “TERROR.”

Among {lie other signs of "the times, this vessel, one.of our tegular traders and w« bedieve built it» New ZestUml, tonic Iter departure on Sunday for Svßuey. Shu has tn all H,J passengers. Her sointeii o.vner, fV. A bercromnie, Esq.; <iepart» in iiet, she calls at t!»e Barrier tt» clear out ail and sundry, the remains of the muting concent, iu consequence ot Mao. ne intimidation ! S ims painfully is toe woik ot years of studious anti competent industry overthrown by the effects of ignorant and upstart egotism.

Y/e hear that a‘change has come o’er the spirit of the dream ” of t. <e tailors of the new midtia, and tnat ceruiian blue, instead of island green, is to be the dandy costume, and that a naval blue shirt is to be the body garment of the common maul We laugh at all these absurdities, be* cause we know, that as they come like shadows so they will disappear! but slid they are worth mentioning, if it were on y to s tow how perfectly uasettled cry intention is, .

Sunday Evening Amusements ! —Out readers will not. forget the frightful row which we recorded as having, taken place, at the instigation of d unken soldiery, on the evening’ T Sunday, the 6th instant. Similar scenes of riot were practiced oh Sunday evening last, only in a iess public part of the town. Surely the chief military officers 'lll, sooner or later, wake to the absolute access it or some degree of discipline.