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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1144, 15 July 1867, Page 1

FOE TAURANGA AND OPOTIKI. Calling at intermediate Ports, should sufficient I ■ inducement offer. i} fTIHH Bay of Plenty Steam NavigaA tion Company's s.B. '3isMxSe£iSif 'TAURANGA,' D. Selilabs, Master, will leave the Queen-street Wharf, for the above Ports TO-MORROW, 16th instant, at 6 p.m. No cargo received after threo o'clock on the day of sailing.

Passengers must pay their Passage Money at the Agent's Office, before going on board. For freight or passage apply to THOMAS MACKY, Agent. July 15, 1867. FOB NAPIER. rpHE favourite s.s. STAB OF THE SOUTH' Oapt. W. BeNdaix, will leave as above, TO-MOR-EOW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON. For freight or passage, apply to J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. FOE NEWCASTLE DIRECT. Forwarding passengers to any Australian Port. *jp2E favourite Clipper Barque J|||||g- 'ANNE MELHUISH,'

will sail in a few days. For freight or passage, apply on Board, Or to, HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. July 12, 1867. FOR WANGAJ3/EI DIRECT. fJIHE fine Schooner 'KATE GRANT,' Captain Maizes', will sail as above THIB DAT, at noon. . . For freight or j-assage, apply on hoard. FOR THE BULLER. rjIHE Schooner 'eipleman;

will sail as above on TUESDAY, 16th instant. For passage, apply to E. GIBBOUS & CO., Onehunga. FOR TAHITI, SOUTH SEA' ISLANDS. rpHE fine new clipper schooner ' HERALD,* 90 tons, Geobqe Lovebock, master, is now alongside the Queen-street Wharf, and will sail in a few days for the above. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board : nr to TtLOflLAb W. UKOWN, Customhouse-street. -i 3- "WANTED to CHARTER for three h&r "v\ t V months, a VESSEL about 40 tons register; one fully 40 tons preferred. For further information apply to FRANZ SCHERFF, Fort-street.'J] Carpe Diem—Nuda Veritas—Dictum Sapient i Sat Est. PHRENOLOGICAL HAIL, AUCKLAND.

STACKPOOL E. O'DELL, prior to his leaving for the other colonies, takes this opportunity of returning thanks for the many testimonials which he has received from Statesmen, Medical men, Literary men, Merchants, Business men, Tradesmen, Mechanics, &c., all of which can be Been at his examination rooms. There are multitudes of men and women lost to the world because they know not their natural talents, such are to be found everywhere, in the castle, in tho cot, in the halls of opulence, in the hovels of poverty. Phrenology calls on such. Let those intellects Bleep no longer ; come forth; take your true position in society ; the world wants you—wants your thoughts —wants the powers of your minds. There is many a man in Auckland to whom wo could siy " You will never be successful in this position, but in that you may become pre-eminent."_ The profession, business, trade you are best suited for. Tho great secret of success, Self-knowledge in crder to benefit yourself, and in doing so benefit tho world, consult Phrenology. Verbal statement 2s ; with printed chart, 2s extra; all with full study written out, 10s 6d. Children half-price. S. E. O. is open for engagements for lectures Family parties 10s 6d. Lectures and public examinations Mondays and Saturdays, admission 6d. W A I K A T O.

SEMI-Wii-EKIiY CAKRTAQ-E TO AND FROM THE "WAIKATO, To suit tLe Time Table of tlie favorite p.s.' Bluenose.' JOHN 0. AKEBS HAVING made arrangements to FORWARD GOODS to any part of the Waikato at which the above steamer is accustomed to stop, begs to inform the public, the settlers on the Waikato especially, that ho is prepared to forward all classes of goods at a rowEn hate than any Carrier now on. the road. All orders with which he may be favoured if left at the store of the undersigned will be promptly attended to. D. K. CLABK3ON. Wyndham-Btreet. July 11, 1867. TAITRANGA. MB. A. WAEllfilCf, LAND, COMMISSION, & SHIPPING- AGENT. Land Purchases negotiated between Europeans and Natives. MR. W\, from his long residence in the District, is eminently qualified to render every information to persons wishing to invest or settle ; either aB to tho leasing or purchase of Native Lands. Peace having been established since the visit to Tauranga of His Honor the Superintendent, who assured the Natives that they will be allowed, under condition, to sell their lands to Europeans, a moat eligible opportunity now offers for investment or aett'ement in this rich and fertile district. H. H. TURTON, Native land, and general ; agent No. 2 Hobson's Buildings, Fort-street.