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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1850, 2 April 1863, Page 4

INTHEP It E S 3 AND WILL BE PUBLISHED SHOBTLY MAHOE LEAVES, BEING A SELKCTION OF SKETCHES OF NEW ZEALAND AND ITS INHABITANTS AND OTHER MATTERS CONCERNING THEM, BYTHOMA S MO S E R. rriHRSE SKETCHES, originally contributed to JL the coluinus of the Wellington Independent, have almost from their first appearance, nchieved a universal popularity, and have been reprinted into many of the leading journals of New Zealand. The picturesque style in which Native character ia delineated — the racy humour shown in depicting Mnori scenes and incidents — the pungent satire, freely bestowed where the author conceived there were wrongs to he redressed, ov abuses to he attacked, all have combined to render " Mahoe Leaves ,' f the most highly appreciated series of essays, that for a lengthened puriod have been submitted to the judgmoat and criticism of the public. Such being tha case, the publishers at tbo request of a large number of their subscribers, have resolved to collect and reproduce them in the form of a tic tit volume, and thus secure to their admirers, that continuous aud complete perusal which their, previous, appearance in a tri-weekly journal could scarcely affurd. . The. volume will lie ia-derny '-.1J4 mo-- Price ßji. Orders for copies and applications from 1 parties who wish -to abt>p t ogenisf ij|io a|4' be ' ajd'drc^se r d io ,the;pl#jjsjjett^ta^^