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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5794, 24 October 1879, Page 2

rfIHK NEW ZEALAND MAIL X is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Coach, 6s. 6d.: Town delivery, 6s. quarterly. k CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 25. PAOK. Advertisements •• . .. 1.2.25,26,27,28 Sklkct Foktky— I The OUI Ways and the New .. 3 Ol>D« ASh Ksvh 3 Ladies’ Cgm/m.v—Romantic Life of a Beautiful Countess—About Fans—Antiquity of Gloves 3 Farm and Garden*—Shorthorns and Clydesdales New Varieties of Wheat Corn Beetle Machines Shoulder Sprain Farming in California -- Pedestrian Broadside DiggerWheat Culture .. 4 The Storyteller—A Stitch in Time .. .. 5 Correspondence 0 New Bills 7 Parliament 7 The Native Statement 8 The Courts *• •• \} Shipping Intelligence 13 Tub Wellington Markets .. .. .. 13 Commercial News 13 Weekly Bulletin 1’ Telegraphic News Nkwshv Carle , : • 10 The Press on the Political Situation—Deadlock in the Napier Harbor Board—Great Mortality at Parihaka—lmportant Native Land Case .. 1 New Insolvents—Meetings of Creditors .. •• 1 Sporting * 7 Athletics Country News ** Town News , •• •• Wellington Corporation Finance—Customs Returns—Gold Returns—Emigration to hew Encouragement of Native Industries iSew Zealand Telegraph Department —Licensed Victuallers Association Deaf and Dumb Institution .. . News ry the Mail 21 The Zulu War •• •• *2 Interprovincial News .. .. .. .. 22 The Unemployed at Christchurch—The Parihaka Meeting Serious Fire at Auckland—The Auckland Sint'on the Political Situation .. 22 The Politician— The 100,000 Serfs—Mr. Bryce on Native Affairs—The Governor and exGovernor—Personal Government .. .. 23 Correspondence between the Governor and Sir George Grey re Mr. Hall’s Resignation of his Seat in the Legislative Council—Correspondence on the last No-confidence Motion—The Proprietors ot the Electors .. .. ..24 H ABCO UR T AND CO,, (Late A. P. Stuart andJCo.) WAREHOUSEMEN, ETC., WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALANDThe northern land, loan, and BUILDING COMPANY OK WELLINGTON (Limited). REMOVED TO NEW OFFICES WILLIS-STREET, The Company is prepared to take money on deposit at the following rates :—. At call, 5 per cent.; three months, 6 per cent.; six months, 7 per cent.; twelve months, 8 per cent. CHARLES P. POWLES, Secretary. 22nd October, 3879. M 5 Z i 57 WANTED TO BORROW.—lnvestors on mortgage of freehold property can select from town or country securities fer sums varying from £IOO to £IO,OOO free of all charges. Current rates of interest now range from 10 to 12 percent. ICIIAS. POWNALL AND CO, Scriveners, Grey-sfreet. OTICE 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! . Land and Mercantile AUCTIONEERS, EXCHANGE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-street, Wellington. T. K. M. and Co. invite inspection of their extensive new auction rooms, which, for central position, convenience and adaptability for the effective display of furniture and general merchandise, cannot be equalled in the city. Auctions held in town or country. Goods stored at lowest rates. Liberal cash advances made on all goods intended for absolute sale by auction. Consignments of all kinds carefully attended to. Auction account sales rendered, with proceeds, within three days of the delivery of goods. TE ARC HOUSE. Arrival of th e first deli very OF New Spring Goods Ex Royal Mail Steamer INDUS, Ships Bbbmah, Halcxone, and Loch Cube. Special Novelties, Styles, and Fashions, FOB SPRING WEAR. New Millinery, New Mantles, New Camlets, New Costdmes, New Dress Fabrics, and a general, well selected ASSORTMENT of Goods in every department. THE MATERIALS for Spring Dresses arc this season Unusually Effective, and the Ladies of Wellington are respectfully reminded that' DRESSMAKING, under able management, and with a fall and complete staff-, is carried on in the premises. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE. Cuba-strcct, September 4, 1579. OUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. DIVIDEND for last half-year payable at the Company’s Offices, Lambton-quay. ALFRED BOARDMAN, Agent,