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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1860, 9 July 1874, Page 3

-I.' During■tiie.cbui'S.c of $$(] de'bato'id'fche' L'eeis-j Native Assembly; r.qncstißif' b£ Gardiner's 1 release', 4t=was 1 stated :■ by» thai ;'\vb'ciii; ' : 3\'few ; Won'tlis ago; it was. rumoured thiit l'tbe' J New,',.Zis}a(i'dl 'authorities'bad shipped■ Sullivan, .tp. Sydney,! ipeople 'ja'|tbafc i .eity;.becaine' : '.'so ■ they : wouldiipfc' houses .aftei?dark. "" ..V;.'T;U:X;:! [ ' J Baalcers 1 appear >to have very pleasant: .times;; in Hawkc's ,Bay, •%' local,paper contains tha'following: fr'' % sends us;the following;-—:tdYßraml6n,.'o£,tho Bahk;6f-New/Zealand,- and 'Mr Buohanau, of the .Bauk; branp pating, no doubt, 'a-to.amoua'tiof-. business,'as soon as summer weather and .tbe wooUseison mako their appearance,;' But,''at'present,- theiij operations"seoVii'to be confined to' measuring the! .length of Mr,Cpwp.er's voraudauj by walking to and-fro with measured:stride, discussing ; thcf ' inclement}'state of the'weather, and planning ~i'|ie future, development of ; 'the institutions which they represent, '■ The. temporary offijo : of ; ;the Bank of Australasia branch is in the parlourbl; Cov/p'er's'.botel; while that ■of • the Now- Zealand i's'in'thebar of'the saroo p'ac& ; 'Tis- ; certainly 1 a rather novel sight to seo placed in a conspicuous position amongst the bottles iu the bar, the words ' Bank' of N'e\V' : Zjiilaiid,' while'it-is 1 Equally strange when, upon going into the behold the-words, : | Bauk.of.'Aus.tralasia.'jipcer. ing' at■ you ; fronf amongst tho pictures;' All that is required noy'is the opening of; a bra'nch of the' Australasia'in Bennett's, and then tbs ultimatum of coluuhl progress-will be It was suggested to. md, by a facotious friend of mine, that the Bint o5 i New;Z;jglan,lhadJeciired the best business promis s, bouiud Qowper's ban because, a,aidhei'pblic-honseba'ra'liivealways 'for, the inhabitants of. Wwpw w tlw &ss>. $ #\t%#.«