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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2548, 28 June 1895, Page 1

THE 1 New Zealand M AIL. FUEL fSHED TO-DAY, FRIDAY. SPECIAL FEATURES. for the Ladies— Full description of the dresses worn | at the opening: of Parliament, j “ Violet 77 Society Functions, by , “ Violet 77 and * lone 77 Miss Colonia’s Special London Letter, full j of interesting 1 items —Household Hints : and Useful Recipes. j FOR THE FARMER— The Latest Leaflet (just out)—“ Some Potato Diseases: How to prevent them," by Professor Kirk, with illustrations Editorial Notes on “ Tuberculosis M “The Rise in Sheep ” —“ Stock Disuses in Hawke’s Bay 7 ' “Sheep Stealing 7, —“Now Dairy Schools, 77 etc., etc.—Co'tffftol Farming News —American and Australian Jottings—Chilled Meat —An Official Report on Butter Making— The Use of Fungisides—Market Reports—Five pages of reading matter, specially interesting to settlors. FOR SPORTSMEN AND ATHLETES— Turf Topics by “ Gipsy King ’’—New Zealand, Australian and English News—Records and Racing Calendar —Football Notes by “ Half-baok 77 — &c., &c. FOR THE GENERAL READER— Clark Russell's Stirring Story, “ Tho Romance of a Convict Ship ” “ Firing tho Stacks,” by S. Baring Gould—Tho Story of Jabez Balfour—- “ The Bystander,” a page of selections from the loading magazines. “Books and Bookmen,” by C. W.— “Chess Gossip,” by Mr Bonbon“Eoboes of the Week,” by “Scrutator ” —“Poultry and Kennel Notes ” —“ Mainly About People “ Current Topics “ Plays and Players, 11 by “Lorgnette ” —&o., &0., And FULL REPORTS OF PARLIAMENT. THE NEW ZEALAND MAIL Is now incomparably the Best All-round Weekly. Buy a copy, and after reading post it to a country friend. SPECIAL NOTICE—Last week’s Mail was sold out on the day of issue. Order early. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ‘ CONTRACT No. 82. HYDRAULIC JIGGERS. TENDERS will bo received at‘this office for the above Contract up to -2.15 p.m. on Thursday, 18th July, 1895. Tenders are to be addressed to tho Chairman in' closed envelopes, endorsed “ Tender for Contract No. 82,” Tho lowcstorany tender not necessarily accepted. Plans, specifications,conditions,&o., may be seen at this office during office hours, where tender and schedule forms may bo obtained, WILLIAM FERGUSON, Secretary. Harbour Board Office, June 27th, 1895. 789 TENDER FOR LEASE. SEPARATE Tenders are invited for a 42 years’ Lease of tho following valuable Sites in the City of Wellington:— Loti. —Section 669, Sussex square, containing 3 roods and 34 perches, formerly in tho occupation of the late J. R. George. This is one of the most advantageous building sites in the city Lot 2.—Section 899, Daniel street, containing one aero. This section adjoins the Newtown Park, and is admirably adapted for building upon Lot 3.—Fart Section 532, Molesworth street, containing 25 perches, with buildings thereon, including the building formerly known as the Provincial Hotel. Tenders close on the Bth day of July, 1895. For forms of tender and lease, conditions of contract, and plans and all necessary information, apply to I LEVIN & CO., 566 Grey street. SUPREME COURT. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. I HEREBY give notice that pursuant to a Writ of Solo issued out of this Honourable Court in an action number 5698, wherein MARY DICK, of Wellington, widow, is Plaintiff, and DAVID DICK, senior, of Wainui-o-mata, settlor, is Defendant, all that the estate for life and right title or interest of the said Mary Dick in, firstly, all that piece or parcel of land containing 75 acres more or less, bei"g part of tho section numbered 5 on the Plan of tho Lowry Bay District; and secondly, tho one-fourth share in all those pieces of land containing 438 acres more or loss, being the section numbered 41, and parts of the sections numbered 40 and 42 on the plan of tho Wainui-o-mata District, and parts of sections numbered 25 and 27 on tho Plan of tho Harbour District, Wellington, will be sold, at the suit of the Defendant in the said action, by public auction by Messrs J. B. Harcourt and Co., at their auction rooms in Panama street, in the City of Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1895, at 2.30 o’clock in tho afternoon. The name of the officer executing tho Writ of S ilo is Henry Gordon. The name of tho Solicitor for the defendant issuing the Writ is James Joseph Devine, of Wellington. Dated at Wellington this 18th day of June, 1895. D. G. A. COOPER; 640 Sheriff. SUPREME COURT. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. I HEREBY give notice that pursuant to a Writ of Sale issued out of this Honourable Court in an action, number 5785, wherin DAVID DICK, tho younger, of Wainui-o-mata, Farmer, is Plaintiff, and MARY DICK, of Oust, Canterbury, is Defendant, all that the estate, right, title or interest of tho said Mary Dick, as administratrix of the estate of Robert Dick, late of Wainui-o-mata, deceased, and of the estate of the said Robert Dick, deceased, firstly, in all those pieces or parcels of land being the whole of the section numbered 2, and parts of section numbered 18 and 7, on the Plan of the Lowry Bay District: and secondly, the undivided one-fourth share in all those pieces or parcels of land containing 438 acres more or less, being the whole of section numbered 41, and parts of sections numbered 40 and 42, on the plan of the Wainni-o-mata District, and parts of sections numbered 25 and 27, on the Plan of the Harbour District, Wellington, will be sold at the suit of the Plaintiff in the said action, by Public Auction, by Messrs J. B. Harcourt and Co., at their auction rooms in Panama street, in the City of Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1895, at 2.30 o’clock in the afternoon. The name of the officer executing the Writ of Sale is Henry Gordon. The name of the Solicitor for the plaintiff issuing the writ ‘is James Joseph Devine, of Wellington. Dated at Wellington this 18th day of June, 1895. 639 D. G. A. COOPER, Sheriff. “ BEITISH SPEEM ” CANDLES. The popular candle and most EXTENSIVELY USED.