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New Zealand Mail, Issue 317, 9 March 1878, Page 12

r%Ui E NK \V Z E ALAND MA. 1 E JL. IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, Os. 6d.; Town delivery, Cs. quarterly. CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 8. PAGK. DTEP-TISEMEXTS . . .. .. 1, 'A 22, 23, 24 Select Poetry—The Bouquet 5 Odds akd Hxds .. .. .. .. .. 2 Ladies’ Column —Materials for Mourning Dresses American Ranges and Cooking Stoves —Recipes .. .. .. .. .. •••■„■ * The Novelist —Solomon Isaacs, Chapters X. and XI - • ; • * Our Illustration— Cavalry Tamp Near Sliumla 6 Clippings —A Merchant's Story—Resources of Turkey—What They May Think at Home Uncomfortable Immigrants for Canada — Trade Marks—Reformatory Institutions in Prussia—North Seal and Whale Fishery— The Lead Mines of Potosi —Profanity Discussed —Commercial Morality—Emigration.. 5 The Politician —Sir George Bowen On the Crisis in Victoria —The Standard on the Wairarapa E ection —The Australasian and Sir George Grey—Mr. Stafford’s Retirement .. .. 7 The Pulpit —The Evangelistic Mission—The late Bishop of Waiapu—Mr. Bright’s Lectures in. Wellington Telegraphic News .. An Official Manuscript—The Representation of the Wairarapa Shipping Intelligence The Wellington Markets Commercial News .. .. Announcements —Births, Marriages, and Deaths Leading Articles Talk op tile Week .. Town News Death by Drowning—Presentation to Air. Joseph Nancarrow—The Working Alen’s Club—Compensation Court Waterworks Investigation Committee’s Report The Late. Mr. Alexander Reid Spotting —-Wanganui Races —Dunedin Races Alelbourne Races Country News Cricket Athletics .. . - - - - - • • • • From Christchurch to the Bluff —The Late Captain Read News by the Mail .. Law Intelligence Farm and Garden —Alanagement of Kitchen Gardens—Hutt Show —Soils and Manures for Peas Destructive Fire at Honolulu 8 - 9 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 14 15 15 16 16 16 17 18 19 THE WELLINGTON ALMANACK AND WEST COAST, WANGANUI, AND WAIRARAPA DIRECTORY FOR IS7B. (Published at the oflice of the New Zealand Times. Copies may be had of the following agents : Wellington —Air. J. Watt, Willis-street ; Air. R. Burrett, Tliorndon Quay; Mr. H. F. Logan, Cubastreet and Lambton Quay ; Air. W. G. Jackson, Lambton Quay ; Air. C. Gillespie, Tinalcori Road; Air. C. Emmett, Tory Street ; Air. Fraser, Alanners Street ; Air. G- AV. Dutton, Lambton Quay. Hutt —Air. R. Cleland. Taita —Mr. R. < -leland — C7pfer Hutt —Air. P. A. Wilkie, Post Office. Wairarapa —Air. Toogood, Eeatherston; Mr. AVood, Greytown ; Air. R. Fairbrotlier. Carterton and Taratahi ; Mr. AX.' Caselberg, Alasterton ; Air. Cripps, Whareama. AVest Coast —Air Alexander Grey. Foxton; Air. G. AX. Snelson, Air. E. E. Metard, Palmerston; Air. T. Alunro, Bull’s Ranigitikei; Mr. H. Lyon, Alarton; Air. G. Franklin, Turakina ; Air. AV. Overend, AVaverlv ; Air R. London, Feilding ; Mr. AV. H. Lash. Ilalcombe. AVanganui —A. D. AVillis. Picton —Alfred T. Card, Bookseller, &c. WATT’S ALMANAC FOR 1878, NOW BEADY. PRICE, Is. BY POST, Is. 4d. The above almanac will be found a useful and reliable handbook for merchants, tradesmen, farmers, &c. In addition to the usual tables and useful memoanda to be found in this almanack, the purchaser will find the Eencing Act, the Stamp Act, an analysis of “ The Juries Acts,” and a Garden Calendar. AVATT’S ALAI AN AC for IS7B can be confidently recommended to all who are desirous of possessing a handy volume of all sorts of useful information. J. WATT, BOOKSELLEB AND STATIONED, AVILLIS STREET, AVELLINGTON. P RACTICAL SHORTHAND. Taught in six lessons ; posted to pupils in adjoining colonies. Terms, Two Guineas. THOM A S HICKEY, Leicester-street, Alelbourne. Testimonials, &C., at Otago Clothing Alanufactory, Dunedin. MAX ALEXANDER'S ESTATE. GREAT SACRIFICE OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, ETC. The TRUSTEE in this estate desires to notify to the citizens of AVellington and the public generally that as the business is about to be wound up, the whole of the VALUABLE AND AVELL-ASSORTED STOCK MUST BE CLEARED lAIAIEDIATELY AT AIARVELLOUSLY LOAV PRICES. The goods, which are of the FINEST QUALITY, were selected expressly for AIR. ALEXANDER in the BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL AIARKETS, and consist of Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold and Silver AVatches, and Jewellery of every description, English, French, and American Clocks, a large variety of Optical Goods, Silver and Electro-plated-ware, and a variety of other articles too numerous to mention. INSPECTION INVITED. Address Next door to Air. Barrraud, Chemist, Lambt on-quay. A. R. HISLOP, Alanager. XITtTcTFjD inferior articles are sometimes offered and recommended to purchasers, because the seller buys it at a lower price, being of inferior quality, and, consequently, makes a larger profit. To avoid this, and receive a good article in COFFEE and PEPPEB, ask for “CBEASE’S,” and see that the name is on tlie package. Compared with any other brands in the Colony, it is not to be equalled. Sold in Tins by the principal Storekeepers throughout the district.