... MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of B.— The following high-classed VESSELS 'on Passei.g. 1 Ships will be dispatched as under:— v_; Ships. 1 Captains. | Docks. ITo Sail. Z Puke of Sutherland Thomas Louttit.'S.W.l. May 6. «_»,•,• ■• ?? -William Goddard S.W.I. 'May 25. *& T & rean ...

... f i M WKKI'. every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at 12 noon. l-TJs' Saloon, £1 : fore cabin, 15s. Return tickets. ?? i r one month, a fare and a half.— Offices, 71, Lombard-street, and t'rO NGATE WHARF. STF.4M to EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE. Tno GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION* COMPANY'S -,le,:t(i ...

... . ?? Seminary, 1, West Terrace, X_w- _ pcKT -' ' ?? by Mrs S. Mills and c n_pc_. _ ' IS r.a_te. * ?? eitnated to promote the he.lt. _ coaJor* *- '-*' Pupils, being in an open ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1672. The master builders of Berlin have determined upon a lock-out, inconsequence of the journeymen carpenters not having relinquished their strikes against particular masters. They were to discharge all journeymen carpenters from Saturday, and to close their workshops. A destructive fire, causing damage to the amount of several thousand pounds, broke out on Saturday ...

... A Fated Settlement. Anxious seekers invited. THIS EVENING ?? HALL, SURREY STREET. I^EFFIELD TONIC SOL-FA CHORAL SOCIETY. _r_-d Performance on Monday Evening, April __nd, of Geo. F. Root's Cantata, the •«H A YM A X ERS. PEINCIPAI— : Miss SARA WINDER, Soprano, from the Leeds Town HaU Concerts ; Miss PATTIE HARGREAVES, Con— ralto, from the Yorkshire Concerts : Mr. DUMVILLE, Principal Tenor, ...

... can als.. 1, ?? . aired at 5s . 10s . ' re. pay- To farm lalxmrers, pic j ii tar cl. fctsssaaeii gra-i- . d - ■' D-. ?? Stivanrs. tor whom ed Fan, did, and under : of Single Men, bona fide 5 lab lurcrs. ••tics and further information on application. JAMES WHEELER, Queensland Government Office, [ USTIIAU A. — LONDON LINE.—QUEENS- *• LAND, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY. ADELAIDE. Port. Bhip iter Where ...

... The Mark Lane Express says the weather during the past week has been for the most part dry and cold, with slight showers backed by an occasional hailstorm. The late heavy rains have left such crust on the soil that it wants more wet to break it up. But the ploughing and sowing have proceeded diligently, and the lost time has been partly recovered. The effects, however, of the great changes we ...

... ISSUE of TOURISTS' TICKETS from LIVERPOOL to the PYRENEES and BACK (Via Bordeaux), Ivailtbte tat One Month, at the following rates ?? Eirst (lass by Steamer and Railway £10 Second Class by Steamer and First Class by Railway 7 Including Maintenance and Yin Ordinaire on the Passage to ami from Bordeaux, rht isAILINGS for MAY will be as under :— LUSITANIA, Captain Hanimill. . May 13, at 1 p.m. ...

... admirably situated to promote the health f-ni comfort of the Pnpils, bein ...

... *fl vr_i.K_.s_.AY, 24th April, the Rev. ARTHUR MUR- J^V of London, will Lecture in the Cutler's Hall. ■ I,'ect Fnwday, a Non-scientific Lecture on a Scientific Sff Tickets, Reserved Seats, ls. ; Second Seats, 6d Z~Z, \it ha-i ut the Newspaper Offices, and Mr. Imshak's, eh. ftoM Moor. Early apphcation is requested. m yn.KK. i>ay Afternoon, at 3.30, the Eev. ARTHUR wrKPEbL will Preach in ...

... Highnesses the Prince and Princess Christian. GBEAT BUCCESS. NOW OPEN EVEBY EVENING. THE FIBST GEAND DAY PEBF OBMANCE Will take place on Saturday, April 27. Doors open at 2 o'clock, commencing at Half-past 2 precisely. Carriages ordered tobe in readi- ness at 4, o'clock. PRICES :— Reserved Seats. Velvet-Cushioned Arm Chairs and Sofa Lounges, 2s. 6d. ; Boxes, -elect, 25. ; Pit and Promenade, ls ...

... or passage and dates of den au, White, aud Co., 101. L. ?? IiALIA aud CAN ADA.- VI i 1N E. fed ir .i. attention f Shippers and intending Passengers is ?? ..ii 1 . foll °wing ARRANGEMENTS for SAILING. Tbe (£« all fine first-class traders. ?? Ship. ?? Dock. | Captain. To Sail. J 1 * ■ . Timaru. Al l London. Ishaw. Filling up. „' -Erato. »AaliS. W. In'Campbell. May 15. immera. Al iLoudon. ...