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New Zealand Mail, Issue 310, 30 March 1878, Page 12

npHE NEAV ZEALAND MAIL Jl is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, 6s. Gd.; Town delivery, 6s. Quarterly. CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 30. PAGE, Advertisements .. .. • • A 22, 23, 24 Odds and Ends Select Poetry •• Ladies’ Column— Feminine Fripperies —Baby Show —The Boy what he Should Bo .. q'iij.; Novelist —Solomon Isaacs. Chapters XV., X VI., and XVII. .. -. •• •• The Sketched. —The Czar at St. Petersburg—The Necrology of IS77—Playgoing in Comfort—A Dinner with Richelieu —A .Tockcy’s Career .. The Traveller —Travelling in Russia .. - - Clippings— The Indian Famine—The Oldest Firms in London —Municipal Government — The Prince of Wales and His Alleged Debts Todleben on Modern Siezes —The Labor Market and Local Industries in San Francisco Spiritualistic Exposure —The ICaflir ar English and Foreign Labor, The Accumulation of Capital in England •• •• Eastern Question —The Opening of the Straits of the Dardenelles and Bosphorus Telegraphic News .. Farm and Garden Shipping Intelligence The Wellington Markets Commercial News .. •• •• Announcements— Births, Marriages, and Deaths Leading Articles Talk of the Week Town News Land Sales—lmmigration Returns—Wellington and Hutt Building Society Sporting .. .. • ; . • • Education Board—Fire in Willis-street Country; News •• • • A Curious Lawsuit—The Douglas Special Settlement Block—The New “ Waka Maori > — Maori Feast at Alcaroa —“Delphic Oracles”.. Intercolonial News .. .. Tramways for Sydney— Sir John Cootie at the Gippsland Lake Entrance —The Accident to Yan Yean Aqueduct, near Melbourne—Affairs in New Caledonia—Hurricane in the New Hebrides General News.. S 9 10 11 11 11 12 13 13 14 15 10 16 17 18 19 DRESSMAKING. THIS DEPARTMENT IS under the management of an Experienced and Fashionable MODISTE. PERFECTION OF FIT and EXCELLENCE OF WORK guaranteed. LADIES residing in the COUNTRY DISTRICTS may have CHARTS fo r] SELF-MEASUREMENT Sent on application. JAMES SMITH/TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-street, Wellington. October 13th, 1 877. THE PROPRIETORS OP THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Are the largest employers of labor in New Zealand, having upwards of FIVE HUNDRED HANDS engaged in their Factory. _ To encourage local industry, and to drive the imported article out of the market, they sell A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICE. The Public can choose from the Largest Stock of MENS, YOUTHS’, AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, AND SUPERIOR IN FIT AND STYLE TO IMPORTED GOODS. Novelties in SHIRTS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &e., Received by every mail steamer. SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND - for the celebrated “WERTHEIM” SEWING MACHINE. All persons desirous of seeing an illustration of the wonderful improvements which modern science is making in machinery are invited to inspect the latest, and by far the best, Sewing Machine ever introduced to the public. WELLINGTON BRANCH : LAMBTON QUAY, OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. J. FITZSIMONS, Manager. FOR SALE, deliverable either in Wairarapa or Wellington, 1000 good Store Merino Wethers, full mouthed ; also, 500 Merino Store Ewes. W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, December 10, 1877. WILLIAM EDWARD NEWCOMBE CUUETON, who sailed for Canterbury, New Zealand (from England) in November, 1873, is requested to communicate with the Editor of the Lyttelton Times. Any person giving information respecting the present place of residence of the above, or, in case of his death, conclusive proof of same, will be rewarded. C A U tToTjT) Inferior articles ~ x' v are sometimes offered and recomrf) mended 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 PEPPER, ash for. “ CREASE'S,” and see that the name is on the 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.