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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5016, 21 April 1877, Page 2

npHli NEW ZEALAND MAIL J. is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. r,y Post or Coach, Os. (ill.; Town delivery, Os. quarterly. CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 21. I'AOK. ADVERTISEMENTS .. 1,2,20,21 Select Poetry— A I’salra of Debt ;> Onus and Ends •• J Ladies’ Column Women's Appetites—Court Reception in Turkey •> Kr.ciPKs .. .. •• •• *• •• T’uu Novelist— The Best of Husbands. Cbapts. XXXII.. XXXUI. ami XXXIY I The Sketchier—Lively Preaching—Miked mid ■ of the Thistle —TomNot The TuAVEt.i.Eii— Stanley the African Explorer —An English Clovctnor in Bessarabia.. Ci.irfiNDS—The President of the United States —Tlio Law of Libel —Science and its teachers -Brigancago in Sicily —Closes llcfutcil -M. Oambotia on Education .. .. ■ • •• Couiiesi’ondence —• The Olenbcrvio Cutting Greytown and the Railway Route—How Earnri Views It—Tito Liquor Trallic—ibo Metal Contract •• •• The Politician— Mr. Rollcston and Ins Constttuents T klon ka I‘inc News .. SHIITINO INTELLIGENCE Chess Commercial News .. The Wellington Markets • Announcements — Births, Marriages, and Dcatl LEADING A tITICt.ES The Intelligent Vagrant Amusements Town News Talk of the Week .. Coroner's Inquest—Waste Lands Board .. The Railway Wharf—Wellington Rowing Club— Eoxton—Mr. G. E. Barton on Seniority at tlio Bar The Queen’s Wharf Country News .. • •• The Railway Time-Table—The Jlntt Bark Reservo—Hntt County Council—The Grounding of the s.s. Taranaki—Onr Relations with the Natives •• •• j,,vw Intelligence —Supreme Court: In Banco —Bankruptcy Court —Civil Sittings .. Cricket Rillo Match Farm and Garden MU. MOKFIT. DENTIST, Union Bank. opposite tlio old M R. RAWSON, DENTIST, Bolton-slreet, T . next to Dr. Kemp’s. Mr. Rawson is now on a visit to Nelson. 'UGII ES’ MELBOURNE WILLIS-STREET. II 0 T E L, \ GOOD LUNCHEON ready every day from 12 11 3 o’clock—ONE SHILLING. Spacious room; ■oinpt attendance; ilrst-elass vinnds^capttaUiqnors. Pronrietor,

Jg AN K HOLIDAY. The BANKS will be CLOSED on MONDAY, 23rd INST. (ST. GEORGE’S DAY).