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New Zealand Mail, Issue 221, 4 December 1875, Page 12

rjIHE NEW ZEALAND MAIL PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. By Post or Conch, 265. ; Town delivery, ‘.Ms. yearly ; if paid in advance, 20s. CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, DEC. 4. paok. Advertisements .. . .. 1,2,22,21 Poetry. Submission The Rest 3 Ladies’ Column 3 Odds and Ends 3 The Novelist—Roadv nioney Mortibov: Chapters XXXIII. and XXXJV .. .. 3 The Sketch hr.- -John Renton The Chinese Quarter of Melbourne The Thriftlcssncss of Professional Men-—Our Merchant Navy River Dwellings in Cochin China .. .. 5 General News (1 Clippings.—Colonial Governors Domestic Service for Gentlewomen -Business and Champagne The Marquis of Lome as a Poet - Shakspere in India Mr. Stanley on Lake Victoria Nyanza- Expedition up the Congo.. 7 Intercolonial News 8 Tlie Population Question—England and China— English Election Practices .. .. .. f) Telegrams—Tnterprovinciul -Intercolonial and Latest European .. .. .. .. .. 0 Shipping Intelligence 11 Commercial News 11 The Wellington Markets . .. ..11 Announcements—Births, Marriages, and Deaths 12 Leading Articles 12 Intelligent Vagrant 13 Talk of the Week 11 Town News I t Dinner to the Mayor 15 Country News 17 The Politician 17 The State of the Catholic Church in AmericaBrown Bread 10 Fan-Tan and its Consequences 20 Law Intelligence 20 Sporting 21 Farm and Garden— Grey town Horticultural Show—Wairarapa Agricultural and Pastoral Association —A mateur's Garden—Agricultural News by the Mail 22 UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). Return tickets will be issued at single fares during December and January, available till the end of February. LEVIN & CO., Agents. MESSRS. GREEN’S PASSENGER SHIPS. BLACKWALL LINE OF PACKETS. MELBOURNE TO LONDON. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. rjAHE following safe and comfortable passenger ships leave Melbourne for London at intervals of a month Passage money :—Saloon, £52 10s. ; Intermediate, £l6, £lB, and £2O. A liberal discount allowed to passengers from adjoining colonies, besides the usual discount allowed to families. Each ship carries a Surgeon. .1. IT. WHITE & CO. 49 William-street, Melbourne. POSTPONEMENT OF LAND SALE. In consequence of the Race Week, Mr. J. 11. Wallace has postponed his Extensive Land Sale to AVEDNESDAY, December 15. Full particulars in advertisements and catalogues. EXTENSIVE LAND SALE, Postponed from the oth December to Wednesday, 15th December. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1875. MR. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auctioneer, will sell by public auction at his saleroom, Hunterstreet, Wellington, at 2 o'clock p.m., the following valuable Town and Country Properties, viz.— CITY OF WELLINGTON. 37 feet to Willis-street by 165 feet, part of acre 117 Town aero 721, Tasman-street Building allotments, Adelaide-road and Tasmanstreet TOWNSITTP OF FEATHERSTON. 20 building allotments, Wallace, Woodward, and Brandon-streets TOWNSHIP OF PALMERSTON. 40 building allotments, Lombard-street, subdivisions of 303 40 building allotments, Main-street and Davidstreet, subdivisions of 323, 324, 337, 338 10 building allotments, subdivisions of 330 PALMERSTON. 80 acres, sections 368 and 369 Lot 61 of section 417, Scandinavian settlement, 19a 3r 20p 100 acres, No. 550, improved, with house ; on deferred payments A three-roomed cottage and quarter-acre, 301, Palmerston north A two-roomed cottage and land adjoining, about 3 chains from proposed Foresters’ Hall TOWNSHIP OF FOXTON. 7 sections, Nos. 542, 543, 544, 515, 577, 579, and 580 OROUA BLOCK, WAIRARAPA DISTRICT. 1000 acres, a valuable selection of agricultural bush land, about 4 miles from the proposed Masterton Railway WAIPOU BLOCK, WAIRARAPA. 400 acres, a valuable selection of agricultural well timbered land, near Masterton. Plans and further particulars at the office of the auctioneer, Hunter-street, Wellington. An auction sale of Mr. J. G. ROCKEL’S well-known PURE-BRED LINCOLN SHEEP Will be held in FEBRUARY NEXT. Applications from Auctioneers, stating their terms, are requested. Particulars in future advertisement. J. O. ROCKEL, Matahiwi, Masterton.