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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4998, 31 March 1877, Page 2

'JUIJfi WiiW ZEALAND? .MAIL J- is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, 6s. Cd.: Town delivery, 6s. quarterly. ! CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 31. PACK. Advertisements .. . .. 1,2, 23,24 Select Poetry—Maudie’s Wisdom .. .. 4 Odds and Ends f Ladies’ Column—Fashions for January .. .. 4 The.Novelist—The Best.of Husbands. Chapts, XXIV. and XXV. .. .. .. .. 5 Tue Sketcher—What do we Know of the South Pole—Japanese Account of Colonial Life .. 6 Scientific—A Sun in Flabaea—Silence and Haste at Dinner .. .. .. ' Acclimatisation—American Salmon and AV lute Fish 8 Guess .. .. ” " Cricket " Volunteers U Spouting " Telegraphic News JJJ Sir AVm. Fitzherbert, K.C.M.G In Shipping Intelligence Commercial News if The AVellington Markets . •• ft Announcements —Births, Marriages, and Deaths 12 Leading Articles fThe Intelligent Vagrant lTown News .. .. •• •• ;■ .•• f" Chainberof Comnietce—CityCouncilNommations 14 Education Colonial Surveys fo Country News .. • •• 18 Hutt Comity Council—Great Native Meeting— Greytown and the AValohine 17 The City Election—Nomination for the City.. 18 Clippings The Population of the Earth — EpidemicDiseases—Odd Follows and Foresters —Unconfinod Lunatics—Forgery by a Woman Arctic Fauna and Flora—Mysterious Death in Sydney—An American on Melbourne— AVorry and its Physical Effects—The Labor Market in the United States .. .. .. 19 Fap.m and Garden — .. .. .. ..22 Review —Flowers of the Free Land .. .. 22 jjg A■ N K N O T I C E. EASTER HOLIDAYS. The BANKS will be CLOSED on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 30th and 31st INSTANT, and on MONDAY, the 2nd APRIL. fIIHE FIDELITY AND ACCIDENT GUARANTY J. COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND is prepared to issue policies guaranteeing the tldelity of employes on moderate terms. For rates of premium and forms of proposal, apply at tlie Company’s Office, Lambtou-quay. S. CARROLL, Secretary. MR. MOFFIT. DENTIST, opposite the old Union Bank, MR. RA W,SON, DENTIST, Bollon-street, Terrace, next to Dr. Kemp’s. Mr. Kawson is now on a visit to Nelson. ITS KA N CIS SI DE Y, A HCTIONEER AND 1 VALUATOR, Manners stiisii t. Produce ami Stock Sales every Wednesday, at two o’clock. Furniture, Ac., Sales every Saturday, at half-past one o’clock. Ample Storage,Moderate Charges, Settlements Promptly. Auction Sales conducted in Townjor Country. rpHOMAS MYERS, PICTURE-FRAME MAKER X AND GILDER, Lambton-quay (opposite Theatre), Wellington. FOR SALE, WATER-COLOR DRAWINGS uv LOCAL ARTISTS. Pictures Mounted and Frames Re-gilt. Oil Paintings Restored and Varnished: Glass cut to any size. ASBY’S VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, WILLIS-STREET, Opposite the New Zealand Times office, Wellington. Maker of the Blinds at the Government'House, Departmental Offices, etc., etc. Tiic only house in Wellington that is solely devoted to the trade. rpEA.— Those who complain that they cannot oh tain really Good Tea should try that supplied at the Canton Tea Mart, where, having a thorough knowledge of the class of teas to mix-to produce those delicious flavors so much admired, and exercising great’ care in their selection, they are enabled to offer the very heat value for the money at prices from 25., 25.-Id., 2s. Bd., 35., and 3s. 4d. per lb. A reduction of 2d, per lb. on 61b. parcels. E. H. CREASE, CANTON TEA MART. QOOD NEWS FOR THE MUSICAL PUBLIC. On account of Large Shipments arriving, W. G. Jackson has determined on selling all 'music at HALF PR ICE, with a further reduction of 12} per cent, to schools. Allßooseys’, Chappells’, and Mclbournepublications REDUCED from Is. 6d. to Is. Remember the address, ’ . ; W. G. JACKSON, Stationers’ Hall. . QRIKNXAb TELEGRAM AGENCY. Telegraphic communication having been re-esta-blisbed, the undersigned are prepared to transmit telegrams daily to England, Continent of Europe, ■lndia, and China. DALGLIKSH AND RETD, S' . Agents. Grey-street, August 10, 1876. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ON THE PARTICIPATING PRINCIPLE. Sura Insured, £2,562,048. Annual Income, £92,356. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. r Government security for payment of all claims. All profits arc divided amongst policy holders; Premium rates are lower than participating rates of private companies. ; r Policy holders may travel In any part of the world without extra charge. f *■ Policies are protected from bankruptcy lawn. ' ■’ THOS L. SHEPHERD, ~, , . Chief Agent for Wellington. ANGLO-GERMAN, AND GERMAN Concertinas, Accordions, Flutes,‘'Piccolos, Flageolets, Banjos, Violins, Cornets, Violin Bows, Strings. &cl New stock just opened at MARKSVWiIIis-st. RUSSIA LEATHER AND'SEALSKIN Purses; Cigar' ’ Cases, and new 'shape Card Cases, Albums, &c.' Splendid assortment just received ex,Adamant. . ■-rr;p i .- .jyjJ-USICAL , ALBUMS, SNUFF BOXES, and Mlnlatnre MusicaUßoxes? Play 2, 3,' and 4, airs. Lajrge stock, direct from London. , , AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS, Dressing CoSes'. -' Pearl Work Edxes, Card ■' Trays, e Card’. Cases, Blotters, Ink .Stands, Writing Desks, -Watch Stands. • -Agrcat variety of goods and useful'articles just opened at MARKS’ Willts-stroct. NOTICE.— Subscribers and others are respectfully informed that Mr. F. H. Wood has been appointed Collector for the New Zealand Times Company In Greytown; and that Ids receipt will be a sufficient discharge. ; . THOMAS MgKEJfZIE, i Manager .N.'Z. Tikes Newspaper Co; (Limited.) 'VTOTXCE.—Mr, Charles Gillespie, Shepherds’Arms -Lx Hotel, and Mr. Charles Mitchell, storekeeper, Atiel Smith-street, have been-appointed agents for (he New Zealand Times.