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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5657, 17 May 1879, Page 2

The new Zealand mail TB PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, Cfl. Ccl.j Town delivery. fin. quarterly CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MAY 17. PAGE. ADVERTISEMENTS .. .. 1.2, 25,26.27,28 Select Poetry—A Parable of Life —The old Barn .. •• 3 Odds and Ends 3 Ladies' Column—The Parisian Fashions.. .. 3 Thu Storyteller— I The Mill of Etretat.. .. 4 Tn* Skbtchbr—A Run North .. .. .. 4 Soiuntifio—The '* Luxograph” .. . .. .. 5 Social Tones—Drunkenness Cured .. .. 5 Tub Lecturer—Rev. Mr. Harrington’s Lecture 0 A.FRBB Library .. .. . 6 Native Affairs The Great N ativo Meeting at Te Kopua—Farewell Letter from Sir George Grey to the King—Waikato 8 The Politician—The Bay of Islands Scandal— The Native Meeting—Mr. Fox at Wanganui——Government Financing .. 0 Education—The Wellington College .. .. 10 Law Intelligence , . .. 10 Chess 11 Farm and Garden Agricultural Statistics —African Box Thorn—Preparing Plants for Transplanting—How low should Cows go Dry —The Intelligent Farmer—The New Digging Machine .. .. ..12 Shipping .. .. .. .. 13 Tub Wellington Map.kets .. .. ..13 Commercial News .. .. 13 Announcements —Births, Marriages, and Deaths 14 Weekly Bulletin ..14 Telegraphic News ..15 News dy Cable 16 Town News .. 17 Native Matters: Sequel to the Meeting ~ .. 17 Correspondence—The Mangonui and Bay of Islands Scandal—The Electoral Roll Committee—Colonial Insurance Company—Hounds for Wellington .17 Railways Working Account—Customs Returns

—Vital Statistics—Waste Lands Board .. 18 Sydney Exhibition—Sale of the Reclaimed Land —The Wellington Water Supply—Kaitangata Belief Fund Fire at Kaiwarra—Resident Magistrate’s Court .. .. 19 Meetings in Bankruptcy 20 Football.. .. ..20 Aqauatics—Star Boating Club—The Proposed World's Regatta on Geneva Lake—The Chamship of the World ..20 Country News—Hutt County Council .. •i. 21 INTBRPROVINCIAL NbWU .. .. .. .. 22 The Attempt to Raise the Taupo—Suicide of a Physician at Christchurch Great Fire at Dunedin .. .. .. .. .. .. 22 Fresh Purchases by Mr. Rees—OoloniaMusurance Company .. .. .. .. .. ..23 Intercolonial News .. .. ~ .. 23 Our Victorian Letter .. ~23 General News 23 Latest from the Cape—The Definitive Treaty of Peace between Russia and Turkey .. .. 2i NOVELTIES AT TE ARO HOUSE. The nost Comfortable ami Stylish' WINTER GLOVE Ever introduced to WELLINGTON. Ladies' and Gentlemen's KID GLOVES, Fur-trimmed, Fleecy-lined* •with the patent KNIFE SPRINGS.. JAMES SMITH, TE AEG HOUSES Cuba-itreel, May I/„ 1870. LADIES’ ' WINTER JACKETS, 3Vic Uifgeit and cheapest jdjserfnwilt ever opened outiat TE ARO HOUSE, . Olid ai'i in the most approved i'AP.HIONABLE SHAPES. J leaver Cloth Jackets,\ 9a. 6d. to 110 a. Diagonal Cloth Jackets, 10s. Gel. to 137 a. Matelasse Jackets, . 16a. 6d. to 100 a. . LADIESMJLSTERSy from 12s, 6d. to 655. Children’s Ulsters, from 2s. lid. to Sss. 6c£ LADIES’ REAL SEAL JACKETS,’. the latest shapes, FIFTEEN GUINEASto THIRTY-FIVE GUINEAS. JAMES SMITH, TE AEO HOUSE,. RUBY’S BLACK LEAD "CLEANLINESS.” W. G. NIXEY’S REFINED BLACK LEAD Is the cheapest and best for polishinr Stoves and aU kinds of Ironwork equal to Burnished Steel, withont waste or dust. IN Id., 2d., and Id. BLOCKS, and Is. BOXES: CAUTION—THERE ARE SEVERAL IMITAT lONS . . Sold Everywhere by all Shopkeepers. COUNTING HOUSE—I2. S.uo-squark lioxoow EST CANTERBURY FLOUR —The undersigned have FOR SALE the finest old Canterbury Floor of the undermentioned b.rands:— "Moir," ’’Euddenklau;” price, £9 10s. per bon. McINTYEB. & CO. JAMES J. OUR T I S, CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHIPPING, RECEIVING, AND FORWARDING AGENT, *c., Office—OßF.Y STREET, K. VON M I R B A C H,. M, D., OCULIST, j. ■ i WOODWASD-STREBT, WBIUVaTOif. Hours; 8 to U a.m., 0 to 8 p.m;