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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5783, 11 October 1879, Page 2

BIRTHS. M'kjuk.—On'thc bth October, at Moore’s Diningrooms. Willis-street, the wife of Henry Moore of a son. St'Li.ivAN.-On the 10th instant, the wife of Mr. H. Sullivan, Lambton-quay ; both doing well. MARRIAGE. Bjvkmveji—Sumneu.—On the 4th instant, at St. Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, by the Rev. B. A. Harvey, Charles Edward Brcmner, of Masterton, to Constance Snmner, only surviving daughter of the late Rev. Robert HamiPon, chaplain to Her Majesty's forces. —Home papers please copy. THE NEW ZEALAND MAIL 18 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Poster Coach, Cs. Oil.; Town delivery, Os. quarterly. CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 11. ya.de. Advertisements X, 2. 25, 26. 27, 28 Select Poktkv—Loilg Ago—Waiting at the Stile —Dundreary cm the Four-in-Hand .. .. 3 Odds and Ends .. 3 Ladies’ Column—That Beautiful Arm—Girls at Coney Island-Advice to Young Ladies—Education of Women —The Fashions .. .. 3 Farm and Garden 4 The Storyteller—The Fortunes of Thaddy O’Phunn & The Politician—The Agent-General's Office— Our Imports—Bank Returns —The New Zealand Bank and the Government Account., 6 The Pukchanga Outrage 7 Parliament 7 Ciiksm .. 72 Cricket 12 SI'ORTIND 12 Meetings of Creditors—New Insolvents .. .. 13 Shirting Intelligence 13 The Wellington Markets „ .. .. 13 Commercial News 13 Weekly Bulletin 14 Tulkcrarhic News 15 Nkws in* Carle .. .. .. .. .. 10 The London Timrs on the Downfall of Sir George (; re y_Thc English Press on the Victorian Reform Bill .. .. .. .. .. .. 10 The Courts 10 Town News 18 Judge Gillies on the Native Outrages—Judge Johnston on the Increase of Crime—Judge ■Williams on Crime and Prosperity .. .. 18 Loss of a Fishing Boat—Licensed Victuallers’ Association—Mdlle. Duboln’s Concert—Mrs. Ilardinge Britten's Lectures 26 Education 21 Country News 20 Sydney Exuiuition—New Zealand at the Exhibition—The Carved House 21 Intercolonial News 22 INTERPROVISCIAL NEWS 22 Charge against Dr. Wallis’s Election—Normanby —Theatrical News—Sir George Grey, K.C.B. —An Unholy Alliance: To Whiti and Sir George Grey 23 The Special Wire Question 24 Correspondence 23 AMES C U K T I 3, CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHIPPING, RECEIVING, AND FORWARDING AGENT. &c. Office—GßEY STREET, HERBERT RAWSON, DENTIST. BOLTON-STBEET. TERRACE (next to Dr. Kemp’s). H AKCOUKT AND c a, (Late A. P. St it art akcJCo.) WAREHOUSEMEN, E T C.. WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALAND; T E Alio HOUSE. Arrival of the first delivery OF New Spring Goods Ex Royal Mail Steamer INDUS, Ships Beejiah, Haloionb, and BocH Cube. Special Novelties, Styles, and Fashions, FOR SPRING WEAR. New Millinery, New Mantles, New Capelets, New Costumes, New Dress Fabrics, and a general, well selected ASSORTMENT of Goods in every department. THE MATERIALS for Sprino Dresses are this season Unusually Effective, and the Ladles of Wellington arej respectfully reminded that] DRESSMAKING, under able management, and with a fall and complete staff, la carried on in the premises, JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-strcet, September A, 1579. gOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. On and after WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1879, the Business of this Company will be TRANSACTED in its fine NEW BUILDING, between the Athemcum and the Supreme Conrt. ALFRED BOARDMAN. Agent. THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. On and after WEDNESDAY, Ist OCTOBER prox., the business of this Bank will be carried on in the NEW PREMISES, Lambton-quay. W. CHRISTIE, Manager. Wellington, September 26, 1879. OF REMOVAL. Messrs. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD AND CO. beg to inform, their friends and the public generally that they have REMOVED to that large FOUR-STORY BUILDING in

PANAMA-STREET, "known as the property of Geo. Crawford, Esq. and situated between Messrs. Thompson, Shannon, and Co.’s and Messrs. Laery, Campbell, and Co.’s, and which will in future be known as the EXCHANGE LAND & MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS. Wellington, August 20, 1879, KENNEDY" MACDONALD & CO. EXCHANGE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-streijt, Wellington. T. K. M. and Co. invite inspection of their extensive new auction rooms, which, for central position, conv« jnience and adaptability for the effective dispit ,y of furniture and general merchandise, cannc >t be equalled in the city. Auctions held in town or country. Goods stored at lowest rates. Liberal cash advance! i made on all goods intended for absolute sale by auction. Consignments of all kin ds carefully attended to. AUCTIONEERS, Auction account sales i endered, with proceeds, within three day. s of the delivery of go ods.