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ASHBURTON RETAIL LIST.

MEMORANDA.

j Messrs. Bullock and Co., at their Booms} f • at,ll .o’clock—Balance of Stock in the i !EjSt&/c@ t^a^OOH

The Ashburton Herald AND Borough and County Advertiser (With which is incorporated the “Evening Echo”). THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1879.

“ : «uuiyiT. Quite recently, the Christchurch : Hospital unjjler ,c^n r , sideration a question raised by the report of the House Surgeon of the ’ etnployrhent.'ofi trained nurses in the institution, or rather‘the 'irciinihg-'of-them tin > the iriSti tution itself. It is to be deplored that ;°PS;pS enced by . the medical attendants in' 'public jis that<, of^, pbtaining females qualified for the position of nyrse ;yand,<|s a matten o£|act,,it,.is only in institutions, ' where 1 the’ training‘of- 1 institutions themselves, fhaT efficient nurses are to be found. The managers tofi’hospital, have of recent years' become alive to the importance of, seconding the efforts’ of medical men by the attendance of trained and^- f hyryaking .the' pdsitijhnh df nqi'se have succeeded in making the profes- ? sion of hospital nurse more popular as art respectable feniales than'ever "if: has ’been hitherto. Ibis a mistaken notion that any woman will do for a error is.com raon QnotiJhft4snl I'tlte f|yf medical men of the ignorance of many

women upon whom the the comfort of jfespillMgtienks depend. -• aniamo are ||ritrustfe|with the carrying jlwW'the poctorsifinstructions, ..are nursing a|||ttyV|Wt poplLliln ment of women .one of the burning scicial ques|Loi|s 6f N |hje greater is tne.fiiflßcutty...i]l this/* jwhgrp feipales’.are Sharpe,.- and good" .(he, hospital is usually supplied ■irilhHirirslsf 4Vom-the.,,.newly < arrived .-have^to be taken’ in their inexperience ♦ana!pu£ i ft>!^iDQrk-/or• which- they-, have had no previous training, and conse (qurintlvhgq|fi re a great c 'sight from thb mfembal-atteri’dahWaitax to be fully devoted to the duties for institution. Besides, the remuneration , offered by the hospitals of the colony is ‘ not'Sufficiently large to induce an in telligent woman to devote her energies to attaining the qualifications of an ft Pffihfc better to accept a situation as-aomeStic seryarit in a private family, c f■■ *■ i—) y ImEngland philanthropic ladies have thrown themselves into the work, and made it a mission—the most practical nri-humanitv a.. .Christian /lady could' enter upon-—afit! 3 Mle r; training of young girls for the special duly s of the sick room,; with most satis factory results. We are not yet so far advanced in these colonies as to hope fforqrecruits.? to ,the nursery staff,to be. suppliea by ivaVffi Iffi?4k!r^ed"’,'V'bliifitjeers' 1 ffi ? 4k ! r^ed"’ , 'V'bliifitjeers' ‘froiffirthe of society, and the next best thing to do is ’fblgive young females a special training, in a sort of apprenticeship, holding out a strong hope to them of satisfactory remuneration when their ability and ex ,-peHence 'nave I b6come > sffich ’ hhelfi »to title ThislfisPthejiAQufse the £h]j sEpsjrisa|: JBoajr£ f : have re solved, "on the House Surgeon’s recom- to follow in some degree. 'XWre it adopted generally over the colony, in a few years the cause of com plaint which now exists would be ifiaCunaHydesseiifedt J 3 ?k> ; in a sick room upon the nursed arid an experienced and well-trained nurse can be so great and practical an aid to, and often a substitute for, the medical officer of a large hospital, that the matter is i one. worthy 'thecdnsidqratipnpfjall whp have any say fn the management,‘of our and we hope 1 set by the Christchurch Board will be followed, even to a greater extent, by -othei-Hospit-al^Boardkindhe-.aQlQnv.

Postal,-r— The next mails for the United Kingdom via Brindisi and Southampton (fotf spetially addressed letters »only) will. 4q|e at Ihe Ashfeprtorif Rost Office on j Monday j 2nd June'at t. 30 p.ln. Thei Brindisi mail will be due in London on' the 28th July, and the one via Southamp-( ton on the 4th August.

Boor, SAUE.-fWe call the attention of; oup,reaters JcTtfie extensive sale of books: at. Messrs. Bullock & Co.’s, to-morrow’ morning, the balance of the stock in* Weston’s estate. The Vacancy in the Council.—My St'Hi-fi, we unfief|tand,~~'is put forward by residents on the west side" of the railway! as a sort of forlorn hope. The west side of the town.has certainly not been the re;- rcipieirfcrx>f~too j, mauch— ‘ Corporation : in fact! beyond the making of a road to the Templar Hall—useful in patriotic brotherhood who hold drunken iness in abomination—literally nothing has been done for the west side of the town. Mr St Hill is a western resident, and as desperate diseases require desperate cures he Mds belri -put forward of,the r sunset side of the township. j

Affairs at the Cafe.—Last night’s-' cablegrams contain a statement of Sir-. Stafford Northcote, to the effect that, after : fftlbcbhsjider ationyi the supreme civil and militarV commarid; oh Natal, Transvaal, and the Adjoining dis tricts, including the seat of war, in t-he hands of Sir Garnet Wplseley, who j is instructed to entertain boh& fide peicq*; tfkopmhyD hnn s&T 3 ,feS?ifisP^ ved- f he first copy of the “ Bruce Standard,” !pub®J lished at Milton. The ‘ 1 Lyttelton Times/’’! has been similarly favored, and makes the/ 1 discovery that the leading., article, j jfi/ .which the editor makes his bow to the djdrdu|y‘? l f y ori himythree years ago’ .when -he launched' .the £ ‘ South Cantetbiiry ? Times‘ ’ ’ tit ] Ka'iaip'c>?. • No Accounting for Tastes.—A Boy, apparently about 12 years of age, named Dqvid Walker. r (says .the “ Wanganui." 'on other side' of the yiye.y’fbr'pqme.time,, but has lately’ formed an attachment to I .tneTMaoris, and seems to prefer-living with. them. Lately; he made Iris way down to their pah, causing some anxiety to the Europeans he 'had* ! b6en'* living *%itn ) ‘^>ffeVfouslyi-t ( The police having been informedjd| the circum stances, Sub-Inspector Goodall is making" arrangements for having him sent to his father, who resides in Nelson. The lad' seemed bright .and intelligent enough j and it’is tcJ, 'bmHopefi ‘that/ lie- be cured of ihisjnfatuationh,, jin tfnsweipto question he replied that ’ he liked the food the Maoris gave him better than he gotj'else j )||gs. —Aljtfuf AoO dog* Ml ; lowed' "tHeir masters 4- to" parade onj the Queen’s Birthday in Wellington, j But .before, the fourth round had been fired by ffche id honor of | hem Maj esty,- r a hundred tails had'drooped between., a.. hundred pairs of hind legs, and a hundred faxedimisances, had, stampeded from-the field./| AsffedWfiqwere not the ‘f dogs j of war.” I

The Unemployed in CnarsTonuitOH.— The meeting at the Odd-fellows’ Hall, convened by the Mayor of Christchurch, was held yesterday, and the Hall was quite filled. A Mr. Monaghan moved that the of the Government should called to the state of the labor nmrkei-im Christchurch and neighborhood,p and a; request made for employment to kdhpmen: with wives and families from starving.j (The resolution also embodied a request'for’ ?s>subsidy of £ for £ to the Christchurch and Sydenham Borough Councils,' to 'enable a larep- number-of men to 'be em- in eothpl|ting # 'the,"formation of the ' South' Town Belt. ? Mr. Afohn Lee spoke at some length, stating that some 500 or of them only recently arrived in the colony. He stated that after all effort had „been made by the unemployed to get work These words, he said,shad-. : a; great deal of weight. A Mi\ Hastings moved a resolu tion against an excess of immigration, and in h bpt ( speech;,- fiercely, denounced,. Sir Juliuri Vogel and the free ‘arid assisted -immigration policy.*!! !It was resolved to give effect to the resolutions . passed, by sending them to Government. The meet 'irig‘ was also addressed by Councillor Wilson and the Mayor ~6r Sydenham, the latter of wliom read the unemployed men a lesson ori extravagance’ in' eating, 'drink-- ing, and : dressing, 1 and said that if they* would give up drinking for a few weeks /they would find, plenty of money to give them employment. The Mayor was* told to |‘ ‘ Dry up I** 1 **- ( . ! "b'*l7 *l7/ . *>l?.

How to .Solve the Difficulty.— The “ Advertiseril’i suggests ; that ..;;ba6h,§Jjor. Sheehan - should dauglW. ter, and.all.the. Mapp trouble would 1 endV' i A Dry PopulAitioisr. —ln We Hoicitik&' district (says the “ West Coast Times ”) there are 50 public-houses to' a of, 2,500 men, Women', . and t 'children. Many of the are mere drinking shops, and,have.only.bar. accommodation'. The,“ Times ” addri that''nine out of ten of the'houses for‘which new licenses are (asked could not support the applicants. Wb.shouldj hope the credit-of the ' Uslri s i - I -4t ..the . Wellington Resi- Court recently , a gentle-' man ria : nied Y oweh 'Lord' wkstSiteiested in'- a ! i case’i f, 'bu ! f ; , i *iri i ''<)fder'tGi»s£ive l ! tmie, no, doubtp'hissinanxe.i appeared, -.on)the official, records as orderly, “ Call O. Lord. ” *Dh," Lord,” shouted the orderly. As Mr. O. Lord did not answer at once’,'the orderly went out side the door, and yelled “ O. Lord” three times;- .''Although fthe TQpU.rtj 'jivas, con vulsed with laughter the orderly could not pee that there was anything wrong, and Simply contented himself with calling (“Silence’!”'in stentorian tones.- —A well known legal gentlemen,, who was entering jthe Court when me J orderly 1 was crying I'f'OJiyyiLord.’q Was . amazed,, f a,pd , made (anxious' lriSuiries as td thdt merifaT condir Ition of the“orderly. In- another case Mrl | Eustace Brarfdon'-wablcohcerned, and when 'the bailiff was instructed to call him, he t wis c l4d^heffiriVhe J irit6i'f.‘)TJseless. Brandon, ” much to the disgust of that gentleman. 3V&.& Brkriddri, hdwevet,! forgave ithe'bai liff, because he knew the bailiff meant no offet/e'ertaftd;that'theiaeoustipiprQierties of the Resident Magistrate’s Court are not Mh'that could 'be- desired;;i i ?-S .« *

. None.,Whatever.—^ The London Times says there can be no doubt about the cer tainty and value of Crookes’ discovery of the ultra gaseous state of matter when the number of molecules are reduced in the radiometer.,. ■ >t.U i A’i > •••' ;v •’ I''.' %• <.r-,ro-/ r r ;. f

TELEGRAPHIC.

TO-DAY’S rCABLKGRAMS.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.

(Special 'to' tlie l Melbbtirrii 'Age.)

London, May 28. w .-Latest.news .from,.the Cape reports .Lthat the* ‘ British''hdVkhce ■'ffi’as'; been seriously hindered by the difficulty cjf. Zulusjred th 4 Sir- Garnet ■ Wolseley" has. been ap pointed; Governor ofiMataljand Henry Bulmer Adnimistrator of tjie Transvaal.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

iNTERPROViNCIAL:.

. • 0 T Auckland, Thursday, j , A telegram;received by Mr. Sheehan "from Sir’ ijteorge Grey Afhtfes - that ;;Goyer.nor, ®il|!„be! ;in, r Aqckland .before the arrival lofi the;: Galtfp.rnia mail 'to Governor of New- Bo'ut'hT Wales; —: J The-<3kaiua Block,! which caused the sceneun f the /Gatubricige Native Land -Court;' Yesterday!Ms v ’ndaPTe Aroha’s ikinii; jin 'dfefjT.ct.^r ? Mf tjiis country/KWasj an*dispute"’between" fhe tribes,, and aT e Ngakau lis ?itt -eourt-as j one of /bjggtk Mi&r doe's i’not Assume ftOxiloybid to fjfbpe’ed; on f account ! of Tavvhiao’s'author, stands d'n jhis ' ancestral right. ~ The' J lidge’.‘declined to obey Te Ngakau,’ and that' person !l^a -i!/, A meeting-, jsjj>Q£jbe held at Ngarua wahia to urge Government to open the Isufbuf jffeleased £ by ITa-vyhiao’s refusal.of terms.- - i

l if V/.H Meeting 'of’Parliafiieifta A J 00 cWEDiitNGTpN, Thursday. _ \ c lt.,is understood t that Parliament: will meet for.,the despatch of business bn 'Friday, li’fti : July. JU li, “ -' i - iA | i"T>. :./j I-; I At the Police Court to-day, a man named'Wiliiativ Henderson was com mitted for trial ; for stealing from j Captain Bell, of/ the schooner Zior.j ,

5c Embezzlement.,.);;',q- j . At, the Police Court ’ iiKisi morning ThibfcSh St'ewari;-Brbwri-'Avks sentenced •.to.two toonthslhard .labor fpr embezzling, 'bh tlie ’l7th' belonging to-Messrs. A. and T. ijnghs. at^ : th r at l ’li'me'j 'actedcras itheir I collector ahd clerk. , 1 *t*

LAST NIGHT’S CABLEGRAMS.

: ]» :M May 25. T|| |QRapcellor of the Exchequer ,qaa‘dej al'-staterne'nt to' the effect that full consideration of Cape affairs, i|he Government had decided to .appoifit Sir Garnet- Wolseley to the '-supreme military and civil command in tNatalj, the Transvaal, and adjoining districts, including, the seat of war. May 26. • The Secretary of State for the Colonies, in reply to a question, said that Sir Garnet Wolseley had been in-,. ,St rue ted to entertain bona fide honorable proposals for peaces

AUSTRALIAN.

■ “ ■ * .‘.•■■At - *- • (Reuters Telegrams.) ; , ; , Melbourne, May 28. I-ady Normanby was taken danger- r ously ill on Tuesday night. Her con- • L dition is still critical.

FATAL FIRE IN A CIRCUS.

A destructive fire broke out recently at Keith’s Circus, in Princes street, Derby, on the exact spot where a music hall was burnt down in 1873. The circus, which was an extensive wooden structure, had only just been com pleted. A few minutes before five in .the mdfnirig the whole building was ob served to be a mass of flame. Although the fire brigade were immediately on the spot, the strong' wind- which pre vailed carried the flames along the building with great rapidity, and before long the corrugated iron roof fell in. All the doors were locked so that no ingress nor egress could be made for some time. The circus situated J close to the Co-operative Stores, which r /were in imminent danger of being fired. The windows of the houses on the ‘ opposite side of the ( street r.epeatedly caught fire, but fortunately the supply of water was sufficient to confine the conflagration to the„circus. T ( ' * j Some Time after the fire was * dis covered: a determined rush was made for the interior of the building fori the purpose of ’the horgesuand finding the man in charge. The horses gave vent to no' cries" of terror, for, being trained as they, are, the dancing light would appear to them but as 3 special and extraordinary performance. The fire soon afterwards burnt itself out, when the charred remains of the watch man,' Wni. White; were discovered; in. the jruins, and it was found that 20 horses (and ponies, one donkey, two goats, and Iseveral monkeys had also been burnt to (death. The remains of White were (found behind the street door at the opposite end of the building to that where he should have been, showing that; he: made. a desperate attempt to escape. Mr. Keith thinks the'fire was caused by an incendiary, but whethel this is so or not cannot be ascertained. He values his 20 horses alone at from to and he is insured to a very small amount. The wardrobes and properties of the performers were destroyed with the, building, as were the whole of their personal effects. The troupe only arrived m Derby on Mon day morning. They came by special train from Manchester, where they had completed a seven months’ engage ment.

Infanticide.—An English paper says that the wilful murder of helpless chil dren is now carried on to such an extent and with such impunity that the question may almost be raised whether, on the ground of humanity, it might not be as well to legalise the destruction of super fluous babies, and by a proper system of inspection, ensure their painless depar ture from this world. This step would also ensure their decent interment, and prevent their bodies being deposited in the left luggage offices of railway stations.

England’s Bank Deposits.— From a statement issued by the authorities of the Bank of England, it appears that in 1840 the amount deposited at the various banks was £100,000,000 sterling, whereas it is at the'present time estimated at £600,000,000 sterling. Female Larrikins. —Wellington nurses 'some isweet- ladies in her bosom. „ Last 'week, one of them got drunk and required the constable’s care. She required it so much as to be burdensome tb the’good man and he procured a barrow to wheel the.precious lot of soft ware to the station. But the weight of the lady Waff not his only labor. On the way numerous at tempts‘were made by the lady’s female friends to rescue her and annoy her official caretaker. Two of the rowdies were ar rested. - Ar t The Wife of the Tichborne Claimant was recently fined ss. for not sending her daughter to school. The Telephone. —The works of John Bright and Brothers, at Bochdale, are now .connected with the firm’s office, Spring*. Gardens, Manchester, 15 miles, -.'ft By the Old Bachelor. —When two girls meet they kiss. When two young ‘men meet they don’t. That shows who wants kissing the worst. Ac . I A professor in Cornell lecturing on the effect of the wind in some Western forests remarked, “In travelling along the road I even sometimes found the logs bound and twisted together to such an extent that a mule couldn’t climb over them, so I went round. ”

' Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.— .During the late autumn, when the atmospheric changes are alike shdden and extrerae,'Tt is a subject for grave and serious consideration .how the health can be best preserved. An occasional alternative, like these Pills, will be the surest preventative of disease because it overcomes all derangements ot the system, purifies and regulates the circulation, and gives that needful energy to the nervous structures which carries the frame triumphantly through trials to which the weak and sickly would succumb. Neuralgic pains and rheumatic agonies derive present and permanent relief from diligent friction with Holloway’s Ointment, which, acting as a derivative, releases the gorged and irritated bio jdvessels from ,congestion, and the nerves from.'pressure. —Advt,

Thursday, May 29, 18^9,]

THE ASHBURTON J HERALD, '•



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ACCOUH3TBOOKS )QF ALL KINDS; STMOIIVil 3/ }J~JY'D , . rjEN. C tKT. OFF .oA .3'xsji)'ihrx r ± .JAYO M3H '"-0~!5 01 TO Vi : !. WITH. :• mta wolnojetfo o> 803 fT j JJ a/:;f ailo’mj Cl ronfli' .ii .T, <4 jvy fr .vmoM | Wholesale Stationers 'iimraLd office: ■ O 8 I 7 (J , 7 .77 JUTitfl •!.( 77 uvu ..nohaiMzA .itmjfc h-ysmufX .3& ,‘rsi9Wi;oT , jrl 3*5 H A H .<? !B w [ T.. t"■J 0< { (J Y_ L 51 5 t; i) Yj }KJ{ 7j sj >S>IIZ i.iisM t h3all mtsmhuA oil; sr.YY K‘ 3;i 7 iv. .afj a Yd l \nituiiiduiiai <mM m*K/hn oj Boarr >0 JJIA -jj{ js.di ifui’WifdzA ( I ~<* A(IyI J it; 7 tin u«jf ovoih; &;{■} »< j - T rd io imf vinCi<ps fxut Can. nix a invM <>) f-'j'u; .i/HLiq. _ 7C O'VlA'ri' ;i -fJ'dVO' • [i aL3 LowaiS j/u/: jfe;7 j>an'i JoH v;«»v£.* If p!’-U uoi .'i•.!,•.,J £rjif„ li-jijolf 7;'.| J.'d ! •YY !’! ii. >„!-***



Business Notices. 61 ODDER & COMPANY'S 1 I /®wk /jftil j%s) Direct Shipment of j D&pery^g Ex Coriolahus, fHASb'NOW ARRIVED, A jF n | Consisting* 1 \ / Dress Stuffs, «OHO 3 OVl\ Sheetings, Quilts, .Q\o, '■***”''i **f iHin if „ii>Jii'aßawa«»afß !■j : . . dotfifiggp ( • Carpets,, | ’ ■-■■■.& 0I i Druggets, | ho/jEtC-Sy • jyrEtoj L ' -SVi j .»!• _ .O.iiF ship iihUmmhiiii ’ J i« fnrio'jyi; uwo iff «'■> * s [and Socks. > ' l j ■ <20X1(1 JlUil'" ffttiSMOOTZOU Crewdson’s Calicos]-No. I '2 to No. G, direct ! T?ji from thes makers, ; ? a Jj. _ '• ‘ nA Best Manufactory—Witney. T i HHH-ntSUU PIECES’ T 9E£SM&/- 5 4rom the Manufacturers, r Rochdale, a 31



,a i n huvja. .Cftmbric c 'J " x from .ifitfe Mindfa&iur'eri} ‘Bteifiiil O t ao?£iajKfSF'- , Bir;ro~tf T ji.a PIECES Trousering TWEED'l 1 fr6m the Manufactory, Huddersfield. I ,T SI (>■ I T-tfrJ G , , M .Si U Horrocks’s Long" from the : | ter-bo'f bar. ,:buLnoKnffz> t &ir,apß IjnbodlA. I # .nahudikA ,j-jifntr3«jsr z ao.S bn* Heavy .Scotch Shirts, from, the Best, m .cl D ‘ i cIKA <';* ° v av*u« a aaKaoi i a MMXOTH A VTA. I ,1-jA •fj'b!.'r.rALS,o, T ; i x ai fj' : *A : %Ak6e t A^SORTMENT i OF;a VuG lr?o3c«^‘ rt,W ." : ' unjj>f « w tohwwhT crocKery, .i-fOTtfUfiH?;/. Chim viADiauM •" jJiJ? Paperhangings, ? 3HHOU : H Hardware, ajurimumch bfl£?feteft°sfe rj ;j- r Cutlery/. /r-i.-nna ;:0...» 1 Electro-plate,.. s *rAr s ,i *, f , ai „ o &c., &c., &c.



The whole ,of the 4^Tove '"“Bough oh"‘ t,lie most advan tageous terms, v with best discounts from wtll ! bei^Sold'atthe .'SMALLEST POSSIBLE PROFIT. ( • ,r:iaa>iAH g i ,>u} IF 118 A(I HgHiO IJ J ( :>eiaq»R. f R i> «fc J- j iJ iio purpSge ' everyf f j to their new arid' 1 ificreasihglyniii f large circle -of - customers, by : ooii o -Sellmgjjihg^abpjVg 0 Shipment of j 'Wi'TtfSFS’ 1 «nMC| ,J EilaSL oniooiT .y/ielioa cnup. :i«omA ' .btiiiii •: quru c £ .-Jnus all TV AND, "Sener a l me fed h a feDfes 5 ®L AT' ; 1e.5.4 ;i a j /1;W;H OL.ES AjL E: :*r J? KS j?y I ‘ ■fisnqiuatj shi)HofimWa A oiii v/iian 1.1 .mlvEOPvfieASHdifood,, j Especially as Another" Shipment expected, per c *; Bedgauntlet, ’ ’ and they would rathermalte 1 a- sacrifice* of profit than .'•! t ifdimaafo» l .T .-larfismlT oj7 etniq-mT oniS ,/foninni ,Tuoxftg«3[ idiA/A J.foCi if-H rj,r.j Also,just to‘stock ' " TEAS AnS’SUGARS i '‘ K * his*i jlnup, ?.b‘j »’ Q :i? gfSiTlJlifElN.jD r •, -ea3js>.l iusTinO in I Jniiitjutd Iy;>U<t(T',p o.irtaslK ! -*i txi of byhnaiin vlhsuSonuq tftofnO J :S.d A i_ddglivered T6r' j "'Cash or Weekly Accounts— j V. A 11 ~Only. .. 1 v’lvl h. O ■ y '>-1 ■ i -!I: )P {]//'- p~z j fT'A-'i o! Flour always on Hand, in 5'01b., 1001 b,., . kpnoO id .iM d ,2polb. Bags V/ ¥ . j h> trine odi -n.iLliAinodo ..hWo'/ ! nn



TK'fjiiri £ v/axl M, assortment of i 2.0 flq .o,fc G N/I A;L: < A N,D, ni l M p OR f J E D '>i -Anini &£>mi£i. vu'luii Boots and Shoes, 1 > f I i •l ii jj 'TußitfiSHiNd. and .a*.(; invnnniT -joi HOUSEHOLD ; IRONMONGERY. <n JJ.A YA AYATYAI/U ;f, ’J "to rry/’ti i;i [> UO\AuuA'\ I 7vjvu htta t «g.‘;lu-v/o6urV/ >- o <fciit I J AGENTS, ROR,i,;. ; ::' f j i hm r.NORWICjH,; ,U ? j F°i s i j #§ : tr’ii'AN|cE NOT/uio; ksK-f’i'V !/_■? } . \* SOCIETY.. * ;O i ' HODDER ASHBURTON. 814



PC . /As°'MsfeuHT ;a bearing a late lee of 2d. may be posted "station iivdhe mail~carriag»~alta.ched_Lo.dthe. express train, and they will be . included in the .mails made ryTrn'transit SowaF —' —* 1 ’“ linefand V:.X r-a. i. | Sydney/J. Dick, Ji.



LD muse be .sent hi not later than 2 p|m. fqr Edition, and 3 pan. for insertions wn iten’‘plainly o' 1 •be copy, other wish they will ’oe inserted ‘till corntermandeclj and charg be left at' and altera '- 0 J v S tfiidc f" 1 B ed accordingly, td ' 'thi .tions the day- pi-evious. ust Oils'' « f A tDVER'i xVI Hera Quarterly— tefpft? I fi [ ~ country : 4 [Posted . ... In Advance. Ii Booked S. d. S. d •;?Aiau 6 6 8' o 8 o 8 ~'6 8 (£'?



; Wants, &c. i VV ' Apply to i p« (••)") MRS. 0.-.W..PURNELL,^ m OJ Ktfxt ‘ aia i ! TVTANTED, a Steady COMPOSITOR. '-W Apply, 933 i; arjqqiia HERALD ,@FTIIOE.j r |, Knqyrn, that FIFTEEN Wo/ds-ate 'itaiieitetl- in'ihW 'Column/ for ONE SHILLING; if booked, Scale Charge. . WANTED, a ‘Competent JOBBING HAND. Apply 802 HERALD OEFICE. NOTICE‘OF REMOVAL. HM. JONES begjjtp inform his . friends and the generally ? that after the 24th insulin wilfb.e found) at his "■ ’ . NEW PREMISES, BARING SQUARE (Nex.t Rost Office). Stationery. coys, Music, &c. iy Sift WEEKS & DIXON have on Sale at BANKRUPTCY ACTS, ' * ‘ •03 FORMS OF AFFIDAVIT. FORMS of £ O'iTE^PAfilr f F(bIJ SA f liEC<- WjtfK&M KBAPEIR/’fon.SaleJ 3di ferJJbF] -VV a t the Herald Office. Apply arly. _ 590