... SHIP FOR FARMERS. > ■ ire , t the case of FARMERS desiring to settle In New ?? who, without taking saloon passages, require accom- 'ltiot superior to that offered to ordinary ernrgrants, the ' * t General for New Zealand has arranged witii the New t] ippii p Company's Line to put on the splendid ;. -; ip WANGANUI, 1,077 tons register, William Watt tJ ''r,_Mier, or another equally good ship of ...

... RUN Vx >,v . c-u DOVEE and CALAIS (Sunday, June 1, ex- ''ne-nciiis May 28, in connection with the express .Victoria Station at 7.40 a.m., Holborn and Lud- |rti»i2: i^T^yTIsWEDEN, DENMARK.— Fifth iC \n ol COOK'S TOlLS. —First parties visiting The ?? >ii'li''t ,,t !inn ?? vill lfcave Loudon June 11 and .■:■■ ol i'ns'tour. First class throughout, £39. See i>ro- ■'' l ;..,_Th(im ...

... gpOTTED COW. YOBK CATTLK MARKET. Mp THOMAS WALKER will SELL by Ai'CTlOf. on THURSDAY NEXT, lr.rli May, ?? Fair Day), at his Mart as above, a large l»» ,£° o f prime- FAT BEASTS and SHEEP. proDerty of the Bight Hon. Lord Wenlock, J. W. ?*n £sy.; .1. Newton, Esq., G. 8. Thompson, Esq., s««*™ Walton. Beckitt, Lofthouse, Illingworth, Atkinson, tvi tie g a | c to commence at Nike a.m. prompt. ...

... South- soK for NEW YOUK direct every TUESDAY, aa _*pte_ lor '•-^Tuesday. 20th ay. • . l-kan aifft'ourablethroagbratea from L.ndonand 600 __£ct..ri..g districts. ?? g Jim j. leave Lendon hy the 9.0 a.m. train from ___. T Station on the day of sailing. Fares— first-claes, W __loou £23; lower saloon, £13. Apply to Pbillippa,, aPP* r pi.iilinna.aad Co.. St. Duustan's-house. Great Tower-' ?? ...

... Stationer, High-street. COWES ?? .Mr. ROWE, Stationer, High-street. SANDOWN. .Mrs. TAYLOR, Printer, &c, High-street. VENTNOR . .Mr. KNIGHT, Stationer, High-street. SHANKLIN. Mr. RAYNER. BRADING ..Mr. SEYMOUR. RIDDETT AND SON, Upholsterers and General Furnishers. Carpet warehouse and Bedding manufactory. extensive and well-arranged show-rooms. RYDE 68, Union Street RYDE. Carpets. Brussels, ...

... i i' fonn ■**« Public that ths above ...

... of Dundeeand district can only get their objcctf ully terved by Advertisiug in the Dundee Qopbieb & Argus, which has ey far the largest circulation in the district. It is a fact about which Advertiser. can easily satisfy themselves by consulting any of the News Agents' iu Dun- See. Advertising is only ralnable in so far as through its •sedium commuiiiuatiou is liad with the public, coni?- -f- ...

... in connection with * Tt ,rrT0 pB Ji a .tion in St. Paul's Lbctubs Hall, **£ie A^on Thursday Evening, the 15tb inst., ¥ £&* stt^i' DODD, Esq., M.A., Bamster-at-Law, on Pffß^iln rhnrches. jg£s3 OT** token at Eight o'clock by Mr. BENJAMIN i?rtfBE ß ' I ?^ e, A Collection to Aefray expenses. f&S^ 011 CHAPMAN, 1 H g^ ?? ERNEST FBOGATT, r mm Sees - A jjU BAZAAR. (} HANOVER. jj^y 19th, 20th, and ...

... the PRINCE OF WALES, the Valuable _S rf _>_ropeAn and Oriental Pottery, Metal Work, 'iwjti* 1 ?? ?? and Electrotypes, ?? from South ?? nm Exhibited at the Conversazione, will ?? M^rin'fSa-nrday. the 10th inst. J_K V __SBT each day. Tea to Four. 6d. e_* to Nine, 3d. each person, to. be j*_d ?? ABTHUB WIGHTMAN. Hon. B«£ j* GARS ENS. ti ttit, sUBSCRIPTIpNS. a ...

... the Ibirsk and Harrogate line of M^'THOMAS WALKER has receired instructions from Mrs. Hkxodon, who is retiring ?? the Farm . to BFLL by A TCTION, on the Premises aa *T_^ THIS DAY (FRIDAY), the 9th of May, 18T9. ?? Bui-plns FURJUTUBB, comprising a portion of ?? CONTENTS of SITTING-BOOMS, BEDROOMS, £WheNB, and the whole of the DAIRY UTENSILS, ftc Aiaxjkkma. e^ -on , mene e at Half-past I. • SALE ...

... be made by P.O. Order or Cheques. Stamps will not be received, and, if sent, will be returned. frlfr^ %.i A_ Tri AMPLIFICATION of FUNERALS.- ?? l ?? a ?? eel ?? t! ' e •■f'*n*V •'Daily Telegraph. and other Uiv , a ,. s ' ., Fxpla.iatory Pamphlet, with list of chargos, gratis, •jfS-OOI* NECROI OLIS COMPANY, 2, Lancaster-place, \|q v * 1 atent J£artli to Earth CoJ ' 1 LAMENTS, Tombs, and ...

... Dundee and diatrict oan only gst their object fully J^etl by Advertisiug in ths Dundee v>ourier k Argus, which HAS R y FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN p THE DISTRICT. 1; „ s fact about which Adrertissrs oan easily satisfy jjiciaselves by consulting any of the Newt Agents in Dnu- '.jvertising Is only raluable ia so Car as thrcugb its media™ communication it had with ths public, const- • \,ie:it ...