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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5360, 1 June 1878, Page 2

rnHE NEW ZEALAND MAIL JL PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, 6s. Oil.; Town delivery. Os. quarterly. I ' CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 1. I»AGK. : AdvF.UTiaKMF.KT3 .. 1.2, 25, 20,27, 28 ! .Siaccr Poktuy—To the Wood-Thrush .. ♦. f ' ODDS AND KNDS .. .. •• .. •• 3 i Ladibs’ Column —Matrimony in Russia—l’aris I Fashions—lnfant Mortality in Australia .. . 3 i Thk Novklist—The Golden Butterfly. Chapter i, XI .. .. .. .. ; • 4 I The Skktcheu Hongkong—The Famine in [ China.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 I Scientific—Popular T.lcctricity—Curious Ily- • I draulic Experiments .. .. .. • • 0 Rkvikw— I Transactions and Proceedings of tlie New Zealand Institute 0 Social Tories—Woman’s Rights .. .. ... 7 Tug Economist—The Labor Market in America 7 Native Afp mrs ~ .. .. • • .. 8 JjAW INTELLIGENCE 0 Telkoravuic News 11 Chess .. .. * * H •vuirpiNG Intelligence ..12 The Wellington Markets; .. . 13 Commeiicial News • P Announcements —Blrtlis. Marriages, and Deaths 14 Leading Articles .. .. .. .. *• ?f Talk of the Week " iTheatrical .. .. .. .. .. .. Town News .. ’ •• •• •• The Parliamentary Buildings—The Census—Rifle Match—Waste Landrf Board .. .. •• 1# I'lducation—Education Board 17 Country News. . .. »• , *8 Interwiovincial News .. .. ' *• IS The RangUoto Mine—The Fatal Coach Accident near Mocraki Ifl Intercolonial News .. .. ..11) The Proposed Exhibition in Melbourne —Disturbances Between Europeans and Chinese at I’allarat—A Young Man Ruined by the Chinese Lotteries—Terrible Suffering* in the Bash—Murder and Attempted Suicide .. 20 The Land Tax in Victoria—Parliamentary Privilege in Sydney .. .. - •• •• 21 The Politician—Government Retrenchments—- « Representation of Minorities—lmpolicy of Isolation .. .. .. • • •- 22 Coruksi’ondencb Triennial Parliamenta-Our Land Fund— Govovuracnb Retrenchments—Our Defence* lessness—The Ministerial Style—The Parliament of Us Two .... .•• •• •• Sporting— • V ** Coursing— .. •.. • ‘ Farm and Garden Operations for June— Poultry—Potatoes and Seedlings—The Compost H cap—Weeding and Cropping, .. . .. 23 N OTIOK TO AG 13 NT S AND , SUBSCRIBERS. The NEW ZEALAND TIMES and NEW ZEALAND MAIL are now despatched from this omce every morning for transmission by coach and railway to each township and station along the line of route between Wellington, Foxton, and Wanganui. All Agents and Subscribers are requested to communicate with the Manager, N. Z. Times and Mail ofhco by telegraph immediately if they do not receive copies of the papers punctually. - ) TIC J 5. N NEW ZEALAND MAIL Is now ENLARGED to TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES, ami contains a va-iety of useful and interesting reading matter, prepared especially for .country readers. The large and increasing circulation of the Main renders it an excellent medium for advertising. rp KENNEDY MACDONALD . AND CO.’S * NEXT FORTNIGHTLY LAND SALE Will bo held in the EXCHANGE LA N D MAR T, Grey and Featherston streets, ON MONDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1878, At 2 o’clock p.m. . .Particulars of Properties intended for -this Sale hould be supplied as early as possible, in rder to appear in the firm’s Monthly Saxe List, rhlch is distributed throughout the Provincial Dis rict of Wellington. CROWN OF MANY LUSTRES. Nothing crowns a gracefal woman or a man of gallant bearing like a lustrous head of natural hair. It is the poet's “Crown of many lustres." Nothing will so certainly produce and preserve a luxuriant, glossy, growth of hair upon the human head as b LYON’S KATItAItvON. Tliis delicate dressing lotion thirty years ago baniihed all inferior preparations from the toilet table, and has steadily grown in popularity. The KATiiA.TR.ON dresses the hair beautifully, renders it soft, tractable, and luxuriant, inclines it to curl, and keeps it for days in any desired position. It removes dandruff, cleanses the scalp, stops the hair from falling out and taming grey, and if the roots are not dead, it will cure baldness. T The Katuairon is wholly vegetable, and does not dye the hair, but by imparting new life, brings back the ori-iual color. : ‘ . Lyon's .Kathalron is sold in large bottles at every drug store. . ■ • 1 : ■ ■ mHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMJL 3?ANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital Two Millions. Fire and Marine Risks of every description accepted at lowest current rates. Temporary oflices —Panama-street G. S. GRAHAM, General Manager. Wellington, May 20,1878. u NION INSUBANGE COMPANY. CAPITAL, £2,000,000. ;E AND MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT KATES, dices, in Grey-atreet, immediately opposite the iuual Bank of New Zealand. J. NANCARROW, JUN., / > Agent, Wellington, December 1, 1877. F ff ZEALAND INSUBANGE EsT.vnLisnnD 1850, ■ CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. CO. Pill) UP. £290,000; RESERVE FUNI>, £IOO,OOO. Looai, Di it koto it: Geokob Houma, Esq., M.11.R. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS of every description accepted at the lowest current ratal. . . ’ Manager. Olllces—Corner ol Grey-street and Lamblon-tiuny, Wellington ____ Q 1 UN EIBE OEEICE, LONDON. Estadlisued 1710. INSURANCES EFFECTED niidn almost every description of Property at the current rates of Premium. Total slim insured in 1870, £248,930,367. Claims arranged by the Local Agents, and paid with promptitude and liberality. ' The jurisdiction of local tribunals recognised. : J. H. BETIIUNE & CO., Agents, Corner of Featherston and Brandon streets. w ELLINGTON LICENSED TUALBERS’ ASSOCIATION. VICi Tho ANNUAL MEETING will bo held at 3 o'clock | p.m. |on MONDAY NEXT, 3rd Instant, at tho Star H An ’membcr3 of the trade are specially requested to attend. JOHN MAGINITY, President. JOHN E. COKER, Treasurer.