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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5610, 22 March 1879, Page 2

r|IHE NEW ZEALAND MAZE X. ia PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, Os. od.: Town delivery. Os. quarterly, CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 22. PAGE. Advertisements 1,2, 25, 20, 27, 28 Select? Poetry—Three Songs 3 Ones AMD Ends 3 Ladies' Column—The Parisian Fashions—Amusing Matrimonial Blander—Rccipei .. .. 3 The Sketches—A Californian Mining Camp 4 Tue Politician -Lord Derby and Sir M. HicksBeach on the Prevailing Distress—Parliaments of the Future—Post-Sessional Utterances—Colonial Credit—The Revenue Prospects of New Zealand for the Pr sent Financial Year •• 7 Native Affairs—Parihaka Meeting—The Native Difficulty—Native Affairs on the East Coast • ■ , • • 8 Education—College Governors—New Zealand Senate—The New Zealand University .. 0 Telegraphic News 9 Law Intelligence .. 11 Country News.. .. 11 The Contemporary Jleviexo on Alcohol—Elks in Harness—An Irish Pome 12 Shipping Intelligence 13 The "Wellington Markets 13 Commercial News •• 13 Announcements —Births, Marriages, and Deaths 14 ■Weekly Bulletin 14 Latest Telegrams 15 Dr. Wallis at Auckland—Fire at Grahamstown— Hawke's Bay Races ~ 15 Newb by Cable • • 10 Town News 17 Messrs. Dawson and Co.’s New Premises in Greystreet—The Estate of Williams. Cameron, and Co, —Waste Lands Board .. .. ..18 The Surveyor-General and Mr. Henry JacksonEducational Statistics—Choral Society’s Concert—The Wiltis-street Fire—Reception of Sir Hercules Robinson 19 The Estate of A. M. Smith 20 Interprovincial News 20 The Kaitangata Fete .. .. 20 Intercolonial News 20 A Corporation "in Extremes" .. .. .. 21 Farm and Garden—Rotation of Crops—Stilton Cheese—Winter Treatment of Bees—Tho "Coming” Plough—Succ’S3 in Breeding .. 21 Volunteers The Colonial Prise Firing at Nelson .22 Cricket.. : ..22 Sporting 22 General News 23 The New Zealand Agricultural Company (Limited)—New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited) ... .. . • • • 23 Clippings—What the World Says—A Receipt produced in Court—-The Explosion on Board the Thunderer Crocodile and Alligator Leather .. 24 Best Canterbury flour.—The undersigned have FOR SALE tho finest old Canterbury Flour of tho undermentioned brands:— “Moir.” ‘‘Euddenklau;’’ price, £9 10s. per ton. MoINTYRE & CO. J 0 H N MAR KS, (Late Rowlands and Co.), WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, WILLIS-STRBET, Begs to inform the public that he has just received a very large assortment of now gopds, SUITABLE lor PRESENTS, consisting of Ladies’ silver open-face and hunting watches, at £2 ss, £2 10s, £2 15s, £3 ss, £3 10s, £3 15s, each Ladies’ gold open-face and hunting watches, at £3 ss, £3 XOs, £4, £4 10s, £5 ss, to £lO 10s each Ladies' gold open-face and hunting lover watches, at £8 10s, £lO 10s, ,up to £25 each Gents’ gold open-face and hunting watches, at £slos, £6103, £7 10s, to £3O eaoli Gents’silver hunting lever watches, at £4, £slos, £slss, £O IO3, £7, £7 los each oys’ and youths’ silver hunting watches, £2, £2 ss, £2 10s each, and upwards Alljthe above are carefully examined, timed, and warranted. Also, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Ladles’ and gents’ colonial gold alberts and guards Ladies’ and gents’ diamond and other gem rings Colonial gold brooches, earrings, and sets Necklets, lockets, crosses, charms, studs, solitaires, and links J. M. most respectfully requests intending purchasers to inspect the above, which have been well and carefully bought, together with the fact that all goods ARB MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES. N.B.—Every description of watches, clocks, and jewellery repaired on the premises by one of the best practical tradesmen in Wellington, and the work guaranteed