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Evening Post, Issue 35, 20 March 1865, Page 4

¦ wants attention than the causes why our i engineering works, made at great expense, t are generally either inefficient for the purposes for which they are made, orareso badly i constructed as to be incapable of even rei maining in existence for a few short months. As to the Native Question, I believe that for the benefit of the natives and our own we must cause tl.e law to be supreme over both races alike. I have never contemplated enforcing anything but equal justice ; and until that is obtained, or, perhaps, I may say enforced, I believe that no peace will be established in this Island. If you should elect me as your Superintendent, I shall endeavor always to" act up to the principles and policy I have now and on former occasions expressed. I wish. to give you a chance to endeavor to carry into effect true constitutional principles.;, I shall, if fleeted, not dictate to or domineer over the Council. If it should happen that I could not agree with an Executive chosen from the I Council in any important ' matter, I should immediately resign and appeal to you. I am, Gentlemen, ' ' Your obedient Servant, C. B. BORLASE. Wellington, Feb. 18, 1865. GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE) PEOPLE of WELLINGTON. £A CASES OF CLOTHING, HATS, OV and CAPS, received at WARMOLL'S, Ex Atlas, Asterope, Bailurat, Wild Duck, & other late arrivals from England and the Australian Colonies. . In consequence or. the 'increased popuiiAßixr of Wjarmoll's establish* ment the proprietor rf eels in duty .bound to acknowledge the same by AI/WAT^S STOCKING ,^lß^ ESTABLISHMENT yfha clothing ofthb vbby first QbAtiTY imported. especially to order from ' the' first' English " and Colonial^ Manufacturers'. The rioabatement system—will be strictly adhered to, at the eaffeHiune the GREATEST ATTENTION , be given and no trouble spared |o supply all classes of customers, -with, articles suitable to their particiilar'reqiuroments, so that thd'CRY SHALL BE UNIVERSAL^ 'll ;¦ If you want the very best and . ' largest stock' of Gentlemen's ! Youths! and Boytf 1 -Clothing, Hats and Caps, to: choose from, j at the LOWEbT^PRICES IN [ TOWN, ' . &W Go direot to Wat-moll's, First-classOut-fittingEstablishment, Opposite the Bank of New Ztaland, Wellington. If you want Colonial-made Gothing B^" Go to Warmoll's. If you want a Dress Suit &' good Hat '„ BSg* Go )o Warmoll's. If you want good patterns in Crimean Shirts or a Balmoral Cap , , SiP Go to Warraoll's. Outfits for Sea- voyagersal ways ready fiSi" If you want good strong Working Clothes, soft or stiff Felt Hats, ' figgr Go to WorraaU's COUNTRY SETTLERS CAN FIND THE RIGHT A3ETICLES " ' 'At WormaU's. Gentlemen, if yisii 1 want Walking Suits, Riding Suits, Office Suits, Lounge - Suits, Smoking Suits, &c, &c. > Warmoll's is Unrivalled. BEDDING WAREHOUSE ALWAYS FULLY SUPPLIED WITH Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters and Palliasses, Blankets, Sheets, Rugs, Pillow Gases, &c. . KIT Every article fit for immediate üße. J. WARMOLL, PROPRIETOR. i* o t i c c. . „ ;; /"IN Account of the Entire Failure of "the Havelook Gold Fields, ; MR. CHARLES HOWE Has been compelled to return: to Wellington his Large Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, DRAPERY, fee.', Where , ,' FOR FOURTEEN DAYS , , ,H,e purposes ttu '1 SELL THE SAME AT FIFTY (50) PER ' CENT BELOW PRIME COST/* TERMS— CASH. ' Any Person paying his Store a visit mill not go away disppointed daring th< abovenamed time. •! ' ' ' C. ttoWfi, Note the Address :— OLD POST: OFF IQE, Wiixis Street (opposite Jhe, Canton Tea Mart.) ' , '„.."¦;•. ,¦ > :