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New Zealand Mail, Issue 232, 19 February 1876, Page 12

HE NEW ZEALAND MAIL is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. Jv Post or Coach, 265. ; Town delivery, 245. yearly ; if paid in advance, 20s. CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, FEB. 19. page. -I i> OQ £>d £S2EpES£Sm» the State-Three ' " Sonnets * LADIES'COLUMN •• •- | OdbsandEndS;. .. ■.. .- ... - •> Thk Novelist —The case of Mr. liUcraft.. -. The Sketcheb —Russian Circular Ironclads — The Palmer River 5 "Literary Gossip ■'- J> fs Monarchy an Anachronism ? .. ■- .•• " Clippings—The Prussians in America- Darnel Webster's Friend—A Deadly Snake of Ceylon A Good Example—The Boy in ChurchTheatrical Matters and Theatres— The Art of Walking—Mr. Gladstone on Italy and her Church—Strait of Magellan—A Valuable Picture—Statistical—Reclamation of the ZuyderZee—The Largest Photograph in the World 7 Telegrams—lnterprovincial, Intercolonial, and Latest European » San Francisco Mail News 10 Wellington Teacher's Association .. .. .. 10 Shipping Intelligence 11 Commercial News 11 The Wellington Markets . . - .. n Announcements —Births, Marriages, and Deaths 12 Leading Articles 1| Intelligent Vagrant 12 Talk of the Week .. - - • • -• "if Town News 1* The Vogel Banquet ij> Country News •• ■• .•■ t 1 AVoodhaugh Paper Works—A Pleasant Petition 17 Jackson Bay 1° General News .. |° Scientific .. -- •• ,•• _ •- . The Politician—The Member for Geraldine— The Political Situation—President Grants Note on Cuban A ff airs—Russian Interferance in Turkish Affairs —The Bishop of Manchester on the growth of Democracy 19 Sporting £± Farm and Garden .. .- ■-_.•-,_,,•• " z Conviction of the Wainwrights —The Price of Pictures —The Bremerhaven Atrocity .. .. 23 fT! H E EXCHANGE. In the NEW ZEALAND MAIL for SATURDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, will be commenced in the Ladies' Column „ . „,- „ -™ THE EXCHANGE. This is specially designed for the convenience of lady readers, more particularly those resident in the country. It will be a portion of the paper devoted to the purposes of ladies who may have articles which they desire to exchange for others required by them. Anyone thus situated has only to forward to the Editor the names of the article or articles, and an assumed signature for publication, and her wants shall be made known, and an interchange facilitated. In all cases the real name and address must also be furnished, not for publication, but so that when an interchange is desired, it may be accomplished by placing the respective parties in communication with each other. 71XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS 2J IN THE FANCY DEPARTMENT. Ladies' Fancy Silk Bows Ladies' Fancy Silk Bows Ladies' Fancy Silk Bows Colored Silk Ruching Ladies' Linen Collars Ladies' Linen Sets Fancy Cotton Sunshades Ladies' Black Silk Jackets Ladies' Kid Gloves Ladies' Contille Corsets Ladies' Contille Corsets Children's Button Bands 4jd. Hid. Is. 3£d. 4a. 3Ad. half price. Is. 6d. 17s. 6d. only 2s. lid. only 2s. 6d. only 3s. 6d. 4M. TEW CHEAP UNDERCLOTHING, \ AT TE ARO HOUSE. Ladies' Plain Chemises Is. Cd. Ladies' Plain Chemises Is. 9d. Ladies' Trimmed Chemises 2s. Ladies' Trimmed Chemises 2s. 3d. Ladies' Night Dresses 3s. 3d. Ladies' Night Dresses 4s. 6d. Ladies' Tucked Drawers Is. Sd. Ladies' Trimmed Drawers 3s. NEW CHEAP UNDERCLOTHING, AT TE ARO HOUSE. Girls' Plain Chemises Is. Id. Girls' Tucked Drawers Is. 2d. Infants' Night Gowns 2s. 2d. Infants' Night Gowns 3s. Infants' monthly Gowns 3s. 9d. Infants' Worked Robes Cs. 9d. Infants' Short Slips 2s. Infants' Long Slips 2s. Cd. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE. rTIHE INFERIOR COURT OF HAMBURG X has on application of Dr. Rud Mbnckeberg as curator of CARL JACOB HARTMANN, who was born May 16th, 1819, and went to New Zealand in 1841, and of whom since 1861 it is not known whether he is alive or dead, leaving his six brothers and sisters who are known to the Court, as presumptive heirs, decided to issue the following edictal citation and proclamation : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN : (1.) That the said CARL JACOB HARTMANN, is required to appear in the Inferior Court, on or before the 24th day of November, 1876, as the only and peremptory term, either personally or represented by a duly authorized party residing at Hamburg, in default of which he will be pronounced to be dead, and (2.) That all persons who lay any claims to the eventual Estate of the said CARL JACOB HARTMANN, especially those claiming the right of heirship, (with the exception of the above-mentioned persons) are required to send in the particulars of their claims to the Inferior Court, and afterwards prove the same, on or before the same term, as the only and peremptory one, in default of which they will be excluded from the benefits of the said Estate, and be condemned to eternal silence. Hamburg, November 24th, 1875. In attestation, R. RENDTORFF, Dr. Actuary. BEST FOOD FOR INFANTS, Supplying the Highest amount of nourishment in the most digestible and convenient form. SAVORY AND MOORE, 143 New Bond Street, London, And all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the (■x\ world. To Mothers and Nurses. The safest remedy for children cutting their teeth is Mrs. Johnsons Soothing Syrup, an outward and innocent application cools the heated gums and gives immediate relief. Prepared only by Barclay & Sons, Famngdonstreet, London. Price 2s. 9d. per bottle. Sold by all Chemists.—Agents, Vennell & Co., Auckland. Valuable Discovery for the Hair.—lf your hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, use The Mexican. Hair Renewer," for it will 'positively restore in every ease Grey or White hair to its original color, without leaving the disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not decayed. Certificate from Dr. Versmann on every bottle, with full particulars. Ask your nearest Chemist for "The Mexican Hair Renewer," prepared by Henry C. Gallup, 493 Oxford street, London, and sold everywhere at 3s. Cd. per bottle.—[Advt.]