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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4865, 25 October 1876, Page 3

Settlers who have gone northwards; from Deniliqnin district, and have settled in the northern districts. of New South Wales, are digging wells on their new leaseholds, and (says the Pastoral , Times) are unearthing curious bones of extinct animals. Mr. Wolseley has brought away a tooth dug up , from a depth of 40 feet on his new northern station. It somewhat resembled, on a large; scale, a horse’s front tooth; but it evidently belonged to some animal never seen by whites in Australia. In sinking wells in the Warrego district, bones of , this kind are often eo unearthed, proving clearly that that, part of the continent of New Holland was once submerged, and indicating, that the now great salt bush country, on which we fatten our flocks and herds, 1 was once an inland sea. r ; A salmon grilse, three '.pounds weight, has been caught with a fly at New Norfolk, Tasmania. ■ ■ !-• ‘' ;! - Valuable Discovery fob, the Hair. — lf your! hair is.tuming grey or white; or falling off, use: •* The Mexican Hair Bencwer." for it will positively restore, in every case Grey or White hair to its original ‘ color, without leaving the.diaagreeable'spidl of moat i “Restorers.” It makes the hair charmingly, beautiful, as well as promoting the growth of tils hair on bald, spots, where the glands -are not 'decayed.' Certificate .from Dr. Versmann on every,bottle; with full parti-' enters. Askyonr nearest Chemist for “The Mexican Hair -Renewer," prepared ,by Henry C. Gallup 493 Oxford-street, London and sold everywhere at 35.; 6d. per bottle.—[A dvt 1 Floriline l—Fob the Teeth and Breath.—A; few drops of the liquid “ Floriline," sprinkled on a net tooth-brush, produce a pleasant! lather,' which thoroughly cleanses the teeth from ail parasites or impurities, hardens the gums, , prevents: tartar, stops ; decay,- gives to the teeth.a peculiarly, pearlywhitencss, 1 and a delightful fragrance to the breath. ..It removes l all unpleasant odonr arising'from decayed teeth or; tobacco smoke. ;"The Fragrant Floriline;"- being composed in partiof Honey and,sweet, herbs, is' delicious .to the taste, and .the greatest toilet dig! covery of- the age.' Sold everywhere at 2s. Od. Pro pared;by! Henry; C. .Gallup, ,-493., Oiford : atr(iot London.—lAjdvt. ' 1 ‘ • 1 * '' J ■ ‘ 1 ' i ' , “ Mark Twain: lon : Bad Musictanb.” The - musical public and general;readers are-cautioned; not to purchase Weston’s Wizard Oil and Magie Pills i without carefully examining the outside wrapper,' and; be sure that the words, “None Genuine without the Signature of the Proprietor—Frank Wes ■ ton, Sydney, N.S.W,’’-are engraven thofeon., r Any I other bo called preparations'of .mine are unantho- i rised by me, and calculated to mislead' the 1 public.—. Signed, Frank Weston. Sole Agents—Kempthome,: Prosser, and Co., Dunedin. Price—Half-a-crowq. -

Volunteer Notice. D I SrT C T O R D E R. Militia Office,'. Wellington', . 24th October, 1876. Tho Artillery Cadets will parade for inspection, at the drillahed, on THURSDAY,-the 26th instant, at 7;3Q p.m., , 'f v : H. E. READER, • ■Lieut.-Colonel; Commanding Wellington Diatrict. . Government Notices UNIVERSITY OF 1 NEW ZEALAND.' MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. CANDIDATES : for tho above examination at the WELLINGTON'COLLEGE are requested to forward their names, with the subjects they propose to take upj hot later , than the 16th' NOVEMBER.' The examination will be held on the.IIth.DECEMBER. For particulars apply to the Principal of the College, or to- " ‘ - CHARLES C. GRAHAM. Wellington College, 1 1 24th October,, 1876. , TO CONTRA CTO ES. 1 i Provincial Secretary’s Office, ' Wellington, 16th October, 1876; ■ ' TENDERS will be received at this office up to noon'of i SATURDAY, the 4th NOVEMBER, for, the erection of a ' Bridge over "the Maungapakeha fiver, near its' junction !J witli the WhOreama;! : ’ • ,(l li ' i ‘ ■ Flans and specifications may be seen at District Engineers office, Masterton, and Previnbial Engineer’s dffieo here. / ' ; The lowest or any l tender not necessarily accepted. " ", CHAS. P. POWLES, : ■ Fof Provincial Secretary. .