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FRESH ARRIVALS I; FRESH ARRIVALS ! ! AT THB GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, lambton quay, (thoendoh,) HENRY OWEN, PROPRIETOR. NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, Ex Dunelm, Nerval, and Coleroon, direct from the London Markets, H. OWEN haying made arrangements for regular shipments from the English and Continental Markets, has great pleasure in calling the attention of his numerous patrons to his present STOCK, which for richness and elegance of style cannot fail to ensure a ready sale, as his Motto is SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY INVITED. New black silks New fancy and broche silk New shawls New jackets and mantles New fancy dresses New do winceys New French merinos New wincey skirtings New embroidered and quilted silk skirtings Ladies’ underclothing Children’s do do White and colored stays and corsets Millinery Trimmed hats Untrimmed do Feathers, flowers, &c, &c Hosiery and gloves Josephine, first choice kid Fancy linen collars and sets MEN'S Men’s tweed and doe suits Men’s do do sac coats Men’s do do vests Men’s do do trousers Boy’s and youths’ suits Knickerbocker do Fancy linen cuffs Haberdashery Bath and Witney blankets Welsh and Saxony flannel Crimean do White and colored counteapanes Marcella quilts Fifty-four, seventy-two, and ninty inch sheeting Huckaback towellings 7-8 and 4-4 diaper Nursery diaper Cot and linen ticking Swiss curtains Harness books Feet carpets 3-4 and 4-4 oil cloth Niue and twelve feet do do DEPARTMENT. Men’s felt hats and caps Boy’s and youths’ do do Men’s Crimean shirts Boy’s and youths’ do do Linen and paper collars 2,000 YARDS FANCY COLORED RIBBON, JOB, HALF ENGLISH PRICE. HENRY OWEN, LAMBTON QUAY, (tHORNDON,) WELLINGTON. Aprfl 12, 1867.

THE NELSON HOTEL. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c., of the finest brands. WILLIAM OAKLEY, Proprietor. mHE REV. J. ROSS will hold Divine JL Service (D.V.), at the following places in the Valley:— Masterton, Ist, 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month, at 11 a.m. 2nd Sunday of the month, Carterton, 3 p.m. Tuheterata, 3rd Sunday of the month at 10 a.m. Ist Sunday of the, month Taratahi Plain, 3 p.m. Greytown, 7 p.m. 2nd Sunday of May, Tauherenikau School, 7 p.m. 3rd Sunday of May, Moroa School, 4 p.m, Greytown, 7 p.m. 4th Sunday of May, Upper Plain, 2 p.m. Opaki, 6 p.m. Ist Sunday of June, Taratahi Plain, Mr. Perry’s, 3 p.m, Tapurapura, 7 p.m. 2nd Sunday of June, Greytown, 7 p.m. 3rd Sunday of June, Hautotara, 2 p.m. Moroa School, 7 p.m. 4th Sunday of June, Upper Plain 2 p.m, Greytown, 7 p.m. NOTICE. THE Church of England Divine Services during each month will be as follows until further notice:— Ist Sunday, Masterton (Upper Plain.) 11 a.m. Masterton, 2.30 Carterton, 5.30 p.m. 2nd Sunday, Greytown 11 a,m. Moroa, 2.30 p.m. Mr. Bidwell’s, Evening. 3rd Sunday, Masterton (Upper Plain) 11 a.m. Masterton 2.30 p.m. East Taratahi 5.30 p.m. 4th Sunday, Greytown, 11 a.m. Camp (Featherston) 2.30. p.m. Captain Smith’s, Evening. A. KNELL, Curate. FOR SALE. JjIORTY HEAD QUIET CATTLE COWS, HEIFERS AND STEERS. 1,200 Wethers 1200, 2 and 4 Tooth Ewes 1200 Weaners, equal sexes, in their wool In lots to suit purchasers, deliverable at Masterton. Apply to ALFRED R. LYONS Whareama. Whareama, April 12, 1867, ISS HOO MAN has opened a Seminary for young Ladies at Woodville House, Greytown, having'secured an accomplished assistant is prepared to receive pupils either as Boarding or Day Scholars. The Quarter commenced on the 21st of April. Terms on application.

R. M. CLELAND, GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE, MANNERS STREET, (Opposite the New Zealander Hotel.) Families and shipping supplied, wholesale and retail. WAIRARAPA AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the Committee of the above Association will he held at Mr. J. Fuller’s “Rising Sun ” Greytown, on Saturday the Ilth of May next, at 3 o’clock p, m. ROBERT LUCAS, Secretary. Greytown, April 17, 1867. “ NATIVE LANDS ACT, 1866.” NOTICE. Treasury, Wellington, 20th February, 1867. ATTENTION is called to Section XVI. of “ The Native Lands Act, 1866,” which enacts that—“ The duties by the said Act (the Native Lands Act, 1865) required to be paid on each first sale or other disposal of the hereditaments or Native land therein mentioned, shall in any cases where the transfers, conveyances, leases, or other instruments affecting the same have deen signed or executed before the passing of this Act, be paid before the first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and in other cases shall be paid within six calendar months from the day of the date of the signing or execution, or the day of the date of the deed of transfer, con-! veyance, lease, or other instrument, whichever j day shall be prior in time; and if the person or persons from whom, under the provisions I contained in the said “Native Lands Act, 1865," any such duties shall hereafter be due to Her Majesty shall neglect to pay the same within such period as aforesaid, every such person shall he liable to pay as a penalty a sum equal to three times th'o duty by the said Act made payable, in addkian to the duties under the said Act, which penalty may be recovered summarily before any two Justices of the Peace, or may be sued for as a debt due to Her Majesty, by and in the name of the Colonial Treasurer, in any Court of competent jurisdiction. And if any person shall give information to the Colonial Treasurer whereby any such penalty shall be recovered, he shall be rewarded by the Colonial Treasurer out of the penalty recovered, to such extent as the Colonial Treasurer shall think fit, but not exceeding one-half what shall be so recovered, and such penalty so recovered, or so much thereof as shall not have been applied in rewarding any informer, shall be paid over to the credit of ‘ The Native Land Court Account.’ ” The duties so payable within the Provinces of Auckland, Hawke’s Bay, and Wellington, should be paid into the Treasuries of those Provinces respectively. WILLIAM FITZHERBERT,