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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6948, 23 February 1884, Page 4

JUST QPBNED. A SPLENDID ASSORraENT OF— C D T D R A O I E ■ M. W M T A. E I Os L T NK, S I N 8 & -E E S, S THESE GOODS ABE VERY CHOICE AND HAVE BEEN SELECTBD WITH GREAT CARE, ESPECIALLY FOB MY OWX TKADK.' "OATTRAY, DRAF£B, CLOTHIER, AND SILE MERCEE, 173,180, & 182, 3UEEX-STREET, (Four Doors below ,the New 1 Savings Bank), ACCKLAXD. MISS STUAET, PHOTOGRAPHIC COLOURIST. Specimens may be seen ind orden left at Hears , and Wtyte's. QueenstV..:t. Cabinet sizo, from &i: C.D.y. aize, from 2i t'd. npHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -■- MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY fLIUITEDj MAKE.4 LIBERAL ADVANCES ON WOOi, TALLOW, KAURI GUM, FLAX, And other Produce consigned to it for «ale in London* SEVERAL FARMS AND STATIONS FOR SALE In every diitrict In the Colony. Foil particnlan will be supplied on application at tie Company's Offices. 119, Queen-ttreet. DOYLAN & X UNDON, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYORS, COLONIAL BANK. Telephone No. 183. TOT ENRY T>UTTLE, SIIA.REBROKER AND MINING REPORTER, HOU3E, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AGENT KKW ZKALAVD HKRALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS: TE AROHA, NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLAND AGENT : ME. J. NEWMAN. BIRTHS. Brookpikld.—On February 13, the wife of Frederic W. BrookOeld of a daughtsr. DEATHS. HacKay.—On Februarv 7, at bl« residence, Walpu, Duncan MacEay, late of 4iand River. Cape Breton, aged Oβ years. Nora Scotlan papers please copy. RuFriN.—On February 16. at P/itapata. Coromandel, Afpaes Miry, second daughter ot Richard and Maria Ruffln, aged 15 years. CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT PAdic. CaUmo Corrente, by Pollex 1 Loual Oosalp, by Morcutio 1 Th» Rev. Dr. Stepbenson oa New Zealand .. 1 Settlement along the Kaipara Railway.. .. 1 ReTiew—"Te«tlßPony,o( tae Ages" .. _ 1 Latest American Gosalp .. .. .. .. 1 Newsin Rrlef .. „ ] Horrible Treatment of Russian Prisoners .. 2 I6rbiddln« th» Banns 2 Thrilling Artvoutnre"with 'JA Shark. .. .. 2 .iKive Huntsmen Drowniid; J .'.'-. .... .. 2 . -■Boy Brieande In theX'nlted States .. .. 2 : ..■ ;E»ten by Cannibals:-. ;. "»'■.' ... ■•'■. 2 . Shameful and S-irrowful Story .. .. .. 2 ■fAn Italian Krifaad.: .. .. ... .. 'At j .:L»dy Maid's Letter. ;..■■ ..--;. .■ .v . . ... ■: A Converted Gambler .. : .; ... \i ■'■ -Z; ;, .Narrow Escape!-,,''.':* "•■•■ ■ ■•■» •' .. .- ■$•. Bars and Promises.. \. .. .'. 2 .In Search of a Wife.. .J .. .. .. 2 .''"A'Homed Man'■•'". ;v .. .. .. w. 2 ■ r Terrible Oonble'Mnrder;ioltaly.. ..'. ... -i : : AMan Hirad'toMarry;witri..a.l-a'dy ; .. -.» 2 , .Peculiarities bf;Tennysch i. — ». „ 2 ■; The Shropshire Myitery ~ .„ .. i. 2 'V.Terrible Disaster at Sea .. .. ... .. 2 ■■■. ; Police Official Bb.ot.Dead „ .. .< .. 2 . : Trasic Episode .. .. ... ... ... _ 2: : A.Human Monster .. .. _ .. .. 2 : A Knusian Crime' .. .. .. i. ..2 ■The WorM Beiween Them .. ~ ■i The Captain's Story ;.i ''■''-.. ■■ ■'.: '..■ 3 ; : The Remarkable Story of a Gipsy told.. .. 3 . . Literatnre, Mu«lc,and ; the Drama ' .. .. 't. .Seienca and Art ■'*'■ ~ ;.. ... .. ..i * The Ladles' Colamn.. .. i ■ .Personal Items .. .; j. .. l.'i Odds and Ends .. w. ... .. .. ■■*-. Sunday' Reading .. .. .. .. :.. 4 ■ ■.> ..;. .;.; .... t '