The Hamilton Spectator from Hamilton, Victoria, Australia • Page 3

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1 -il rTV'iv'i nt III, I't'iP r-i tl A) 1 -v raw it lo. To Uu.errynica. fl'FN'I'H MlU be i I ly.h Jai mil 1-v A 1: 1 IV; SHIM'. fr 1 or 1 u- 1 irs to lM.v.ini w.a u- 1 the instant. f-T the; r.l'.L'.TlU.S of a I HI' IU 'H at Cat-torton.

'Ihe lowest or any tender not necrssaiily 1 a hiawiits and speL-ilieaVituid can be- s-en at my otlije. i llie Lut j-i-l Hi- I not sli. punt, rs.iiit.Mr. lb i it Ii an pvi Mr below where Mr. ll.rr.s te- ing seen this t-trtnto nnimal.

As ports Oliver rt port wits not at the lime, Mr. H'-pw-uod did not think it to inak-i it public JUnrhtf. llnall. A 1'oiiTOAiK HoiisKM an. M-.

Kptlavson, of U.itmlton, nrty bo sit lioivn class of turlliliale in -t ine or Murphv in Ihe cuiiidi, bom On the first day of tin- Portia nianaotl to throw rcurrv. and the result as a brok r-gt t'io 1 ke I lin id races, he ill hurry- Monday lust, only tao or tbree days after the meet, ith more than ordinary sue, -ess, he on the-road to Hao.lilo-i, to throw Jon Mucjins, toe inner ol the Selling and Hack rates here, and la.ih toe urc luoken. We have beard soiueothir r-'ioarkahle im-iimees of Mr. piubiy son's sucei ss as a hoim-brcakcr, but we en vnut-ti tor the iiiitln-iiticily we pass em r. rurttitml Vuardiuit.

Wheat Gkuwimj in Tim Wbterm I'm-' Tunis. Thi re ia now liein-r exhibited in the window at the stores of Menus. Dickson and Burrows, a simple of wheat well worthy of the inspection rf the and ei-pecndly of sgri-ciilturi(ts. It was grown by Mr. Diikum, who lurniehea ua with the following particular.

It IS the lamoll Hallel.t'teiligree wheat, of which he old, lined from a friend about a handful, direct from Knglaiul, in May, 1S03. He hail it carefully ilihhled in the same month, but like other heat cniia it was ao much iujim-d by rust that a'luoat every grain was seriously pinched. iwever, he had the produce all sown on the 21st of Apr.l last; it grew well, but being a lite olid creeping variety, it is Bow only ripe, and is being commenced i lai reajieil to day. The crop, though good, is of a varied dtsoiiption, owing, he imagines to ils having been sown too late, whereby it haa been stlllittxi to some extent by the late dry weather, and also by a considerable share of rust show ing itself on the lla and stalk, though not injuring the grain to any very serious extent this, however, has rendered the crop uneven, for while many of tlie ears aie larre and uiaaay, many are sUo short ami of an iufeiior deaenp-turn even a small bed dibbled in on the 1st of April, and kept clean in garden style, shared the a.uiie fate, and looka alio stunted, and is not Vet ripe. Sojie of the largest heads are, however, quite monstrous in si.h.

They measure from eight inches to tea and a half iuchoa id length, many having 120 grains in each ear, and upwards. It may 1m remarked, by the way, aa an argument lor early sowing, that the ear of ten and a half inchea is what it called self-sown, and much earlier than the rest. Two ears he hail the curiosity to count: one had 1 18, the other 123 grains aud 011 the dibbled portion the stalks growing from a single see-1 in one ii-staiice are (and can uow seen grow ing) 87, and the other 97 fiom each root. From what he haa observed, both this season and the last, he means to sow early in March, by which he thinks the rust will be avoided, and if too forward, which may be the case from a drooping aeaaoii, he will eat down with sheep. Karly towing seems for rn-t the cuie, the perfect cure, if cure there is, aud this may bs patent to every observer, this seaaon eseially, the late sow wheat being affected by it to a much greater extent than the early.

Eating down with sheep is also recommended by high authorities. Mr. House, of miHlel-fann notoiiety.strougly recommends it, and practises it housed to a great extent. Another instance just heard of is that of Mr. Tailbv, near KyLtone, who atatra he hail lately a crop of lilty-eighl bushels per acre in a held treated thus.

Krrun tome cause or other the crop in December wa not reaped. Cattle or sheep weie turned into it, and what Ml on tbe ground waa obseived to apring up iu due time; of course, it waa kept fed down 000a-aioually with sheep, wheu seeing that it waa promising for a good aelf-sowu crop, the pad-do, waa carefully feuced up, and tilty-eight bu-diels to the acre was the result. Thit ia Ur inferior to Mr. Halletl's yield f.ir the last year, hich waa stated at I OS bushels (asi acre. Were the subject of wheat growing, aa well aa re-marks on other agricultural pnalucts, freely communicated to the useful columns of the Press aa occasion miejht occur, much benefit to tint tine-favoured, rich agi icultural district, might be the result.

foal, (N.S. W.J MkaT AND DlUJiK. "How are you, John I'm deuced glad to tee you." Very well, Charley. Come aud take a drink, old fellow. 'Tisn't ofteu we ineeu" That's a fact, -hn and when we do.

it't meet and drink." WANTED, a MARRIED COLTLE, with-out encumbrance man as Gardener, wife generally usef uL Good references required. Apply to Mrs. Robertson, Wando Vale. WANTED, for tbe bush, COOKS and GENERAL SERVANTS. Apply to Mrs.

Owen, Registry Orh TWO respectable MARRIED COUI'LES ara desirous of getting Sii in the bush. Apply to Mrs. Uwen. WANTED, ininiediatelv, O.UARUYMEN and bToN EBK KAKF.U8. Apply to Daniel llourigaii, llainillou.

January 6th, UoO WANTED, a good COOK, male or female g.ssl wagua given. Nona but oompe-tent perst.us need apply. For particular, apftly t- John Lang, Mquatwrt Amu, UaluioraL Partner Wanted. WANTED, a person practically acquainted with BREWING, or a CORDIAL MAN t'FAL'TL KER, aa PARTNER. capital requisite.

Apply to William Watortield, North Haiuiltou or othce of this paper. To Stonemaaona. rnl- NDEHS will be received till noon of 8a- I turdav. iba 2-itli imi tor the- stonework (q ing ami buildiua) ol a CGTTAUE, tor Jas. Alexanuer, r.sq., utsiuuiiiix-.

Flail and speeiticaiioii at ni) ofhee, Penshurtt J. M. KNIGHT. To Brieklayara, o. mENDERS will ba received by the under -1 sigued until Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 7 for the ERECTION of THREE KOOMa, at lied nui farm.

Plans, 4a at my othce, Council Chambers. The lowest tender rtsy noc be accepted. JOHN S. JENKINS, Architect Shire of Dundat. rilENDERS will be received, until noon on Wednesday, the 18th January, for the undermentioned works, viz.

Contract For erecting two-rail-fence, and pitching the slopes of the embankment at Redruth bridge. 180. For building one culvert and approaches, near Austin's farm, in North Hannltou. 181. For building four culverts and approaches on the Hamilton and Cavendiah road.

ISi For building one culvert and approaches on the tCavendiah anil Dunkcld road. 183. For building live culverts and approaches at Hochkirch. 184. For building one culvert and approachea ou the Colerauie and liaiuiora! road.

185. For building two culverts and approaches on the Cavendiah and Balmoral road. Hans and sjiecihoatioua may be teen at the Shire otlice, Hamilton. 'lenders must be addressed to the President of the Council, and endorsed Tenders for Contract No. Tenders not accompanied by a preliminary deposit will be rejected.

The low est or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order of the Council, JOHN WAL1MLE, Secretary of Shirts Shira Offics, skh January, lstw. i I In DM y. Gr t.0,1. I 1 to IL.

11. I v'. Gr.nl. ll.imil t'. I e.

F.n rie-r. aaj G-ilcral Eiml'-h. I. V. loli.tti; had 1 i 1 -1 i 1 ix urn.

11 I woik. i 1, ll 011 a I vm. I- Ilaiiiilton Boarding; House. milK tnid. rs-md l.c-s ti in1iot.it-.- tlmt l.

has Ins 1 111. ll I LitVillHMi and liM It toittains T.i.te r.utiM I.i.mli.ii Inr 1 Nopain will ha to runf ahh; all who tuny rd or N-i: on li.s iremiaiM. i UK CKKAT Waxwork Exhibition xiru.i.iK-di'K.v till Monday at Jai kwin'm i-j i.i.1. ili'Ti Tnis t'u'li-rtinii is tl.e lumt r.iiiHilito t-vur in tii l.i-iii an-1 wi.i, scriiiiilus ine ami lifivliKi: t. l.ytlu- I Hunt -miiiMiit aiti.ta in Llm iu tLi.i 1 lnr liraiK-li of urt.

llv. ry is a ci-irc-t i llkcntHS, mill the ml cnti-riu tiio Kxl.il'itioii is 'i'ni-y Iiks l.Lo Mc itself!" Tin; niixci: oi' wales: I Thin figure is wuiuli rlully true to anil in tin- i-iillil of tlie ti.a- tures nmy Lie tnict'l tliii nseinliUilce Ins tatliur, the late 1 nuco oiisurt. ABKAIIAM LINCOLN', I'rcsi lciit of the NorUi-ru StaU-s of Ainenra. JElTEiiSON DAVIS, Prcci'ietit of the SuutUurii htiitcs of Anicrica. IJeituty WILLIAM THOMAS, Tlie Native rrutcct.ir.

HUN'. J. I. l'AWKNLJl, Jl.L.C. Tlio Italian hero, and pro-f'lUUelly rcHiMseted liy all Iovbm if liberty.

TOM SAYKltH, Champion uf Li.Iaml. Tim ejpluitj of this wouderiul man are toss well known to need coiiuneiit the attitude is ea-sy ami the likeiiubt correet. THE EXTltAOltDINAUY FAT GIRL! This of Imtnaiaty is a native uf Syd oey weight, 13 ntoue 3.) inches in height, 2 feet round tlie leg, 3 fe ti nu hcji nmud the shoulders, 4 feet 3 ioclion round the waiat. 1 foot round the arm, length of arm 9 indie, lentil ol le 12 inchea, aged 14. This figure is a facaimdie the onbiuaI.

THE KKTl' OF Burke, Wills and King To This primp is Ispautifiiny arranged, and so close has the artist approached to nature, that the visitor becomes deeply interested in the fate of these great explorers. DEATH OF WILLA All alone in the forest lie laid. And the sound of hit voice hiis departed." A magnificent work of art painful yet pleasing to look 11 Kill. Burke Espiriug in the Arms cf King! Decidedly, as a work of urt, the gem and principal feature of the Exhibition and a group tliat any ono may dwell Uxm with deep intei-ot. THE BEARDED LADY, Signora Dalli, native of Tuscany.

Modelled in Sau Francisco, by the celebrated M. Le Clerc. Xotoriou Criauiinal The models of these jtiures have been taken by accomplished artists after the last sentence of the law had taken place, and they nro represented in the same clothes in which they were executed. MISS MADELINE SMITH, Tried at Glasgow for ixiisoning her lovor, the circustancet of which caused a great sensation. MALACHI Executed at Adelaide, Dec.

24, IS62. for the murder of Jane Macmeiiimen, at Salt Creek. Moigan, Frank Gardiner and Gilbert, The notorious bushrangers, and several other Figures. The monster OALVAMf BATTERY at work every day. Any visitor can receive a shock without extra cnarge.

Admission, 2s i i liihlrcn half-price. Uen from'IU am. till 10 p.m. The Exhibition will be at BKANX1I0LME, on Thursday next, for one day only. Apsley Annual Race, 1865.

W. HAA MAN, Esq First Day Tnosday, 7th rebmary. Maiulk l-LA it. of Willi a sm-l-listske of I sovs sitili-il. fir sll horses slid msn Hist bsvr n-r won IMllille mini.

1 line mile snil llsil i Due rveul Msiii, Thi, I. Aims I'l ul I sov. I'isK- weirh of Suva, with swts sll horse, sml m.r. i on lit. usu I'lale lullls.

pstskc snd half; pa? vt-lil. lu Tur Sti.wariis' l-l HsK, of vs. Willi I stake of mi tlin-e mili-s iliiHl. all liorsis aud I leevt-nl i wi-lthli St as i' sols, with nlrslK-e SiloVil, lor all uulraiiK'd i that lisvi- IU.kr.lk.iOin heals W. lellts Hot ll Itlsll list.

IsMUal-leiri ii try. Second Day-Wednesday, th rebmary. rut Ae.i.iv nr. I.m.i k. ol sovs, Willi a sne.p slake ol 6 sovs aiM- il.lor lillles i oue uuli ami hall i one ett-ot i Wi ijilil st lit).

Tow of sltli sovs lor all In Slid hi-ata; lowil I'lsli- wetlils. The 1 onsoi.ation IIaik ap, of sovs. Mth 3 for sll Ix-ati-p liorss-s iuritiK Ihe nii-rlitiL' i one nille anil hall one emit, lo be lialill-spiel Uf the Mesianls or whom llo-y nmy apismil. Till HlBlii.r. Race, ol sovs, ollli a.e jistaki- ot Jsovs for all horse-s and luan-s 1( lull.

i strfals over live Ultlls of ordinary liurdies. nless the bon than Hire, tu Hark Make- i to Ihe il.i t-A, lav. thesih r'ebruarv, bi-twe-. St the Jo! st the time ,11 to Is- to tie aUiuille-u llie Iml il.liu.i;. s-tuuic Slid colours st eiitertil.

Insisted on of tin- Stewsrils to be finsi rn sll esses. Iv I Ml III I eh Ulloa le, hois hell sate I Malllo 1 1" earry three fMHioeis rstia to he stan, si lw.lv No lKrs.a ai-e t.j ei 1st Jasusry, kMi. J. rWiTJ 'Hil in Tn''iivr. I Peaola Annual Eaces.

ITlSUUAiiV t-lth i liJth, Full particulars will be iortly announced. T. li. ARTAVD. oi .1 I.

Ml -i'l ii 1. a P.W i i- a i -1 :1. i', 1 t'-i, .1 -d V. 1. 11 1 tl ll.li pi.tl It 1.

oil or tl f. tlltllli-l, 1.1 veil! I-i tto- s.iii.- 'ill OS. M.Ulill. Iii-i', a Mi'll-K. 1 V.

mar toivlu-iol. A.r-i,e horsi- t- own-r will 'f -tit il.lv rcw.ii.i. 1. IH'BKRT 1' A I.t 7, 100 riVIK nl-ove rcw.iid will bo paid -r sm 1 i.tlonti ilion as will to the eon-i-ion ol the pi vi ho did, on the ev, -in, of M. tlid'ii inalicioii-ly SET FIRE to'lln- 1,11 s-v, ne.ir the Bui ruiul tu.it, 1 alio.it six miles 1 01 and ailn.f -nt to briih yard ciitainnur two tho.1.11ni sheep.

And 11 further rewind of l.V, will bo pal information that will fn c.iiMetii.ii of any pally who wiltully f-n K111E the GRASS 011 the linriiiinU-op ami T.nvoou Uiiin. CHIRNMD1-: LOG AN. I OS I', from Red I il Kami. l'llOVYN CAR. RIAGI-: COX mar shoulder.

1-iiuli-r will bo suitably rewarded, on appl.cation t) Lord, I Gray street. OVi', LAY HOIISK, blaze on face, olf hind foot white, fore hoofs sand cracked, Mii.il all round, branded like near shoulder (not plainly). '1 will be paid oil delivery to m. r.enlgeo Station, near Apsley. 2 Reward.

IOST, BAY COB HORSE, branded like .1 (11 N' conjoined) over LA over bar in circle near shoulder, FK on n-ar thitjh, I'l oir Any one l-rinjiue; the above horae to the Western Ba.iar, If or to G. Ross, Braiixholinc, will receive ic alsivc rewar.1. Yo Let, rnilK STORE recently occupied by Tinker, I Beath and opposite the I Hotel. Apply to John Finn, Kiap, Portland; or to JOHN ALI'oLE. 11-iniiltoll, Gtll January, lMo.

To be Let by Tender. MOl'NT SHADWE1.L ESTATK, as for-niei ly advi rtised. Tenders for the Whole, or lor the of li-10 acres, and for the remaining fiortioiis m-parati-ly, to be addressed to .1. S. OGI1.VY, yueen-street, who will furnish paiticulais of the Estate, and of the terms of Tenders will be rtueived uji to the 1st day "if February next.

To Let. A COTTAGE, at Branx holme. For particulars, apply to the unilersigneiL J. BEST. Post Othce, BraiixLolii.i Sept, 1 664.

To Let, HOUSE, noir t). lJ.t OilUe. reoontly built, with live aud a lur veninil.ih. A twenty -acre Sutiurhau Lot, un the Grange Burn. Three Iluihlmg Sites in Gray atreet, 'ii) feet frontayo.

Two building Sites, adjoining the Commercial Hotel. Several Allotment in Lonsd.i.e struct. Apply J. WALi'OLE. 2lt 18G4.

To Let on Building Lease, TOWN ALLOTMENTS, situate in Gray street, brown street, Lonsdale stroet and (dark street. Apply to W. Anketell, house and land agent, (irey street, llatnilton, opposite the bank of Victoria. To Lot, for a Term of Years, ON the main road from I 'ens burnt to Cara-nait, Lots 1 aud 2 of Section ti, j-arish of urdeet hast, containing 2C, acres. Aply to Michael Hoare, IViiahurnt.

Store or Public House to bo Let or Sold. mllE Proprietor, CHAS. GUINHAM, begs to inform the trade generally that he is desirous, in consequence uf too much business, to diSoc of either of the above businesses. To ersoiut cieiroiis of entering into either an opportunity is now ottered not to be equalled in tlie district. The may be taken with or without st ick.

For termd, apply to Chas. Griuham, Sand-ford Hotel, SanutoiL FOB SALE. FOUR-WHEEL WAGGON and eight BULLOCKS; the waggon nearly new, tit lor carrier hawker, guaranteed to carry 4 tou. The bullocks are in gool workiug order. For further particulars apply to Mr, J.

Lang, iunkecier, lial moral or to Mr. A. Gainsburg, phitgrapber. VVEU'S Compound Concentrated Extract of lor I'l KIKVIMi Ki.on, Mud th lut-cily cure of seruiuLa sntl b-roluUiu Alft-etloDg. No rem- dy la umre notable In thi f-r-rhanraMe eliuiMtv Ih-i.

a It til. I A1IL.K ALTkiKA I I ki1 tu Vrftftiitltii; ttil prcparitlloii to the A trail an public, the itropih Uo ri with rrlwi.t' ou the tntr iuie ni-Tith ol the aixi It elA(A('y iu the t-ure il iti The triiiuia by whlrh la prtr-nureU in uimnirveilly phurvd iu the haitilM th MeUical Hm ot the olimy, ho are thus enalnetl to pm-i'iibf anvl uh' II with counUt nee. '1 lila uurivalUtl (. oniM)uuclif tound a yreat pruimiU-r uf health when takt Id the tu -xpel th' huinoura that rankle tu tht; fl.Mti-ni at that ttftnua. Uy Uh uh? niultlluds'n can spare th-'iiilvfi.

tnin the fuiiuram- of foul eriipiiiiri auil uutruua ura, fur A.KK puit-i out all the Impui lti the blood, and afiniulitt iht oivaut of MIV into vinuroint action, r-toriu, health and vKpflliii dlt-at' lituce It ranluly cun-a a variety ot coniulidiitK, ani'li at Scriulaur Klua Krmake DUtaava Sald Heads Kvil Tuni.Hirs Iropy Sor. a ltinworm Krupiiona 1 iniplea Itlutche ivirt Kyt'S LryaljR'iaa Holla ll is sNo iweiallT nprf.il in the cure of i HltiiNU: 1 1 I I I Canned bv thenu.idfn chaiiif'ol Hit-organs of perspiration in thla ever variant- Liver rtniplaiuta and 11-an dim-am it lonnldabU- coin-pUlut the enUrteem-iit and aa the Compound CoucentraUd KV1 1 of HAKSAI'A-K1LLA. l.y Ur. I AVKK, rontsins the wllve prlin-lph' of c. I brit' aud well-known ajHTiriV, I'osh pnyiin, it is i rt-nommt-udid tur all diat-aaea ol the ilvt r.

YEITS CUEUUY PECTORAL for the rapid cure ot ItH liHS. HuA KftKNKS, to HiMimii-COl'QH, AM Oldl UKuN-CHli'K ClttMip, and I' l- X. IhMnmidy baa won for lt-li auch notoriety for It a eurta ol ev ry varit-ty of puimiuary dlat'aae. that it it etitireiy uiiiici'hhi lo recount the evidence ot lit virtut in any community wht-relt han lein employed. tv wide la the HeUI ot Ita um-luliieNa, and mi uuiueroua the iM Hm cuiyk, that alm-wt every aeetiou of Ihe rouutry ahoiiutla In eroo who have hfu rent on Irom aUrmiMtf aud even dettpfrate dlm-aaea ol the luDja by lit urn.

Whcu once trltd Ita auperlority owr evt ry other mt'diciiie of lta kiud la too apparent to fftcapc obnaiion, and where Ita are known, the puMk no longer hentate what a-itldot to employ lor llie oixireatiint auti uauueroux in -cm III. nary liirll are Inriihi Aii.i in Iv in liiruiiilahle sttai-ks upon the iler Tsrli ilet ol olils. I Ihlri-ii II IstlleplF! Suit asle-st lueille'ille that I' VYEU'S TILLS in Bottles.) A new sud aitii'iiiarly suecesaful remedy for the a. I HilliMia Diseases Jaundlre lnpsy Khetlinatlstii ut Ni-rveiusuesa -i-llx iieas Foul Klomscll HN i.rms Kevers hkiu lisrss.s Neuralgia And I'ains In the llr.a.l. Mile.

Bai-k snd lltmi, c. I ii. eery lew are the ills, lu olih-h a purgative iui ilii-lne is not more or sa nitiireil. and niue-h au kuess ami SUIT, limi Ill ev. ot, ,1 If a harmless hut elf.s-tual ealliartif ayen- more fnvly useil.

No person i-ati IV-e well a i-ostlvi- haoii ot body Is- i.l, It msm rat. rhMis ami nlti talal dise ases, i. Iiie-ti imulit hal is. --i at ol.bsl by the and jtlilleioiis u-ol hioiid pnrijatlie. '1 his is sllke true ol feverish smiptiims.

l-lllous derau-nn uts. Ili.y all liu.l' to be-ouie, or prislme. the di-. aud fiiriiii.laloe lu, li Wad the lours, s.l over tie- laud Hem ar, :i.i.ie tam.ly ptilsK-Isut llie Hrsl iinsrlan-to pubiie health, ami this has be. pe-rtii-Ud -sitU lousuiuiliate Skill to nn el thai liiaml.

An rAlt-nslv. tiul of its sirti-ea by phvslrlans. pro- snd pall, ills, lias slioiv uim f.t'-l Ix vniitl bflti'f, wrrv not iuli fMwti-ot nut'tl -ltil wllloli rhttiMt U-r lo tin- iil uuiruiti A arist i I DttrtlMut: tli bloiwl tin ijuifti-ni will) Ay-rt I arttiiilU), liny ar uat xt-. pthubi aud ouly i trtstl. I UY L'JWfcLI-, AS.

I maui. WHOLfciiALK A.K r. 7i KIKIsL-FTsiEKT, 1 Mr.l.H-iUSK. I I I I hs ll Mn i(l ff Mr. M.i 1 II 4 ic, 1,11,111.

uliltl, whin thru- hiiM.iiM, finiii. af-erth ui Mr. Divis tiilhin.t round lu iol I at onr. await- that Hull alioiu t'i Mil nn up. I pull nt tlie faun in tlie oirt ction galloping alohtist li- of hnn.

parly it1 Ji' intlntf a 1 i 1 1 ii is aoinew hat oe.il, was unaware- of the presence i the roliU ra until h- found a revuhrr poliilid at hi hi.nl ly Jul, iniy Gilbert. Ily tmie Hall nn.l Dunn were alongside Mr. Daiii, and the Kig hid i-n brought lo stan I-sii'l. Hull u.kii Mr. )vis his niinii and on hung tol.l, le-niiirkul nil', llie utmost 'Ah, you an- will i I Mr.

Dana le he that had plenty ol money ami a (hilling over. Hall then aked him how inn, It had got. Mr. D.ivit, siid that he bad 6 1. ill, by that time hail diwnouiiteil, Mr.

Davis to got rut rf the gv that hi-might be searched. Mr. Davis having aork ol Searching coninn iiii-il. Afler Hall fit in one or two pockety Mr. Davis till that he would ntvi-r le nhle to tin 1 the money, and placing his hand in his hfihriant ini-ide pocket, brought out an envelope containing the money he ha I taken at the side the day pnvioin, rem irking at the snme time that ihev were all cheques.

Hall tore the envelope, look'd st iio contents, i xt laiiuing the rhiqueii." Mr. Davis sai I he was orry there were no more notes, but it people- would pay in cinques he could not help it. He then told ill that he presumed he could keep the 1 Si I lor trail-ding expeiiH but Hall took the pound note, telling Mr. Davis he could keep the 01. Gilbert, who krpt more out of sight, appeared to shun recognition, so much so Mr.

Davis could not see his face, asked Hail whose cheques they were. Hall replied did not know, as there were to many of in. Gillart then said, 'Take ihem, we'll in and smash Hall put the cheques the one pound note into his waistcoat pocket. When he had done so, Mr. Davi-, turning 1 1 Dunn, who ith Gilbert still kept their saddles, i i la their revolvers pointed at their vii tuns, said You're a nice fellow i I did your brother a gtaid turn yesterday, and you came nut early this morning lo do me a 11 ill said, Has he got a Mr.

Davit said Dunn id one, and that he (Mr. Davis) knew him. Gilbert Ihen opened a parcel that was in the gig, but did not take away any its contents he also unfastened tl.o apron, found nothing concealed. Coone-y was seareheil, but nothing was found nn him. Dunn, appeared to be lainiliar with the driver, ae.

coaled him with 'Hullo. Jim. you're ouito a swell Ibis morning the man replied, Oh, yesi I've got on a new coat, Hall having mounted his hoiae iuiniediati ly rode ntf with two companions. They look Ihe direction from win nee they came, and soon afterwards turned off the road into llie bush. The whole time occupied in Ihe slit king.

up did notixceed minutes. Hall wore a light coat, pants, knee laaita, and a cahbagelree hat. 'I hey were well mounted and carried nothing but re-solvers, wtiich they wore- in a belt beneath their waistcoats. Mr. fSuh-lua)a-ctor Ureiinaii, with mounted troopers Lovett (Yass), Kyan Wombat), and Harry, the black tracker (Yass), were the time camped at an enclosed wattrhole on Cunningham Plains about three-quarlers of a mile from, but not in sight ol, the road on which Davis was travelling.

At some distance three men w-ere en descending a hill, and were supposed lo lie shearers. Tiny proceeded Ihe direction of the road, hut their appearance did not exe'ite any suspicion, as the- polii-c, who had bien ahout the bush lor some days previously, were not aware that an auction aale had taken place on the previous day at Murruiu-buirih, or that Mr. D.iva had been llieie ami was returning home. A fur a hpie ol a short time Sub Inspector Breiinan, who was then ou watch, his two nien being asleep, espied the men returniuu- and riding somewhat in the direction of Mnrrumburruh. He immediately recognised them at Hall, Gilbert, ami Dunn His sn.all force got to saddle, and a hot chase was given the bushrangers, who put spurs tu their horses, turning tneir Ileitis towards ilan gin, every now and then Inking hack under their amis to see wnat progress the adice were making.

Here and there Mr. Biennan ami his party lost sight of tin in through the nature ol the country, and on one occasion ihe tracks were obliterated by a flock of sheep crossing them. The trucker was then put tn work, and briskly recovered so nt. On reaclii-'g Kaiangan station the sub -inspector learnt that Ihe bushrangers had left only a few minutes previously, taking three horses out of the stable, two of them being racers, and leaving their own three in their place. By this time twn of Ihe police horses were and niher not much belter to keep up the pursuit Mr.

Brennan determined on proceeding with the bushrangers' steeds, which, althouuh in low condition, are first-class annuals. No one on the station (Mr. Miles Murphy'-) was able to give any information as to which way the gang took on leaving, and the numerous tracks about tbe place at first prevented all trace. Harry, the traiker, was, however, acute enough to try the outside of the ring of tracks and fell in with tim fresh ones. Pursuit was again commenced and followed up Douglass, the stalion of Mr.

Wei man, when the terrific hail, thunder, and lightning storm which wt experienced the same day in Yass broke over the place, completely obliterating all marks. Thus ended a very close, but unfortunately fruitless pursuit. We hear that in the long gallop Ben Hall dropped hit hat, and in order lo lighten themselves sonic of the revolvers were thrown away, and have since been found i but we cannot vou. for the accuracy of this statement. One of the horses taken from the Kaiangan atation by the bushrangers was a second-class racer lieloooing to Mr.

J. A. Mur phy, called Lumpy Leg, and well known uo ths neighbouring turl. An insiection of tome of the wheat crops in the immediate neighborhood of Geelc-ng clearly shows that the yield will tie very ngnt Wherever rust haa appeared, ana it it very general, the grain ia ao thninken even in wheat tliat ten days ago looked promising enough, that in many instances it will barely pay the cost of gathering. Sal or Stations.

Mestra. R. Golsbrough and Co. rejairt having sold the Thelangerin Station, ou the Lachlan Kiver, New r-outh Wales, together with 21, Hi a) sheep, to Mr. Walter Clarke, for the sum of sterling terms, equal to cash horses and stores at a valuation.

They also disiosed of a block of country in South Australia, partially stocked with sheep, for the sum of sterling terms, half cash, balance at one and two years, with eight per cent interest addeiL N'ATiusaL Grain Show or Victoria. It has been decided by the council of the Board ot Agriculture to hold the Autumn National Grain Show at Ballarat, in March next, and lu subsi-dise the local priie list by the smonnt of 4330. At a Siecial meeting ot the Ballsrat Agricultural Society, held nn the 17th ult. the secretary read a letter from the secretary of the Board of Agriculture, announcing this fact. 1 be prize list of tint society was in consequence immediately drawn u)s and ordered to be forwarded the see-retsry of the Board of Auricullure.

The following resolutions were also agreed to lhat Ihe secretary draw the especial attention ot llie council ot the Board of agriculture lo those agricultural products which are' most deserving of being encouraged and which are most rcipiired, and that the said council offer lilwr.il prizes for su'-h proluels lo be exhiuited at Ihe forthcoming National Grain Show." That the National Gram Show be hell at Ballarat on Wednesday the 15th March, l6i" Tliat the samples ot silted butter lo be exhibited at the Naiional Grain Show, be exhibited in earthenware jars, and lodged with the socictary of this society one month before the exhibition, namely Utli February, IS6S, and lhat such samples be duly scaled with wax, and impremd wuhlhe tecrelary'a seal, which shall lie broken by ihe 'ges on the day of the exhibition and at Ihe lima of judging sucn samples." "Thit the prize iiraiu at the National Grain Show be sold public auction, at tlie xtet)'s yards, on the day ol the ixhihitmn, and that ll) per cent, be deduciei from the gross amount realised by such sales, the sai far cental to be handed over to thit aodeiy." I H.v ,1 Ii ri i ne trrk- nil i i llmt I'' sl.lllmi." cl' '1" K. KIMl I Tj I. k's tl.tr, i I. I- lu-lly Vr.a to the rcl liuslinmii the wu.i.tB i r.nt will lie imparii the ll- ir to be re" I Perlml'l duv.whrn publicans' linnets 1 i I lie ItuSt 'l, 1 kiwi c.t conlblcn-e in their 1 and lair ftti-ag an interest in their employment, .1 down tin1 vina af. icnisof servn-e, nit us.int vision J' peinknce and nt Uur.01- your.

obe.limt'v, A HUN A 1'IUK. WAG MAN. iikr Ml. Napier, Jim. 10.

hish 111 variou. parts 'f the la Wherev.r a liie takes jiIhub from the oa'ly J'V the of bu.1. an I fcmss "ill be very dii.iiftr.iuj, to my the lniiK-r of sheep running at lari I nnnii1! Jiubraii 81 -olieil aii'l ilchlroyeil. me that if the following tlan wore tt nd very much to lessen the and loss from hush lircs -On all 1w strips of twenty tn V' rearL 1 to expra vat to wnlv, ahuiiM Imi burnt along nie aii I near to all fenoef, and lilso acroes ix tcr mclnftiri at riht a as the liailili'cka into larife Kiuarea, I'alai da. '1 and! the ia.ldtck into larj! siuareii, ao if a ibu ili'l originate, either siKHilanemiBly 11 an Siieemliary (the latter a much more i Vu'V errenci1), such Kre would be confined re where it occurred.

Thii would Vi.o 1 vrevent the aiireaduig oi luh tirea. kliimli (el )r lwl.ty men, armed with long or other light bushy-tnpix-d tim-t, i.uiiKiie. ciiuhl easily con- by tr irtrt the cttuiae 'f the fire in audi ir. i( it nra t'enltt or found sal th.it they ciuid not do ao, (lie fire be ntioi- buru against v. i.t it ean be in nvi oil couimlhd.

andt "ig. Tjll'i. irted ember or aprinfr ran should accompany Ii iriniinitl failing, and plenty uf naiiL that the trraas ia now toodrv. ibers to be so, why not begin to buru t- 1 when it partially green I am 'n J' Is lied that the plan will suit, and at a nuueii: It lints so in heither or iing, iu Stotl.ind. idles.

trikea me that all bush fences, which hu iing so largely adopted by the tenants I will iiliould have two or three chains doing at the end of each nail mile. It pt would be more easily reniovea so as i ii res in brush fences. (Your obedient servant, A EV CHUM. Murray, 2nd January, l(tG5. nuia iet lirlou kirt1 lone ii PI- 1 tUY OF THE LOST BOAT OF THE CKKVV SAVLU.

botiiiaeven o'clock lt evtninit, llie Aber- I AIL. II Ifl null, 1'-- at Port Phillip Heads having on board tl.a aiiin tnaxt r. and the five I hen ituie Vn i the atiaiimliip Lundun, ho, accord jo ilii reorls reicived by tliat esml, on nnw days ago, were drowned in iiiisu. of the J'in Uunyait was at once 1..... fcainoatid by the loilowii.g tel.

gram irniiir Tues.lay. By John Bunyan have armed the boat which were lost by the London, Capt. tin. They were picked up bv the whaler Ib'y ro6or, of New Bedlord, otf Trinidada, '5 being in the boat Ihiity lwo hours, and i bofd tot John Bunyan next day. drovrnid man's cap was picked up.

he Jaltn Bunyan arrived in Hooson's Bay mtdoight, when Mr. HarrU, ho appeared 1 inrkbiy good hialih, was at once taken the London. In the course of the img sc'tral gentlemen who were iassengers Hie ijondon visiua the John uunyan, lor ar pnrt iiae oi ofTeriiig their congratulations to lulloi llntris on his safety. neen ur, I will be remembered that, according to the Bum which we published on tbe arrival of 'Diiiik 1. London, a seaman of that vessel, while -1 the i'D-boora on the list of uverltoard i that, although the weather was C.

usllr at the time, Mr. Harris at once i volunteers thai Mr. Harris and Ave lipid into a quarter-boat which was that the boal, alter pulling some uiliUuly disapieared that llie ship te in mil, and that llie captain instituted a Kch and that, as nothing could be seen, the Isel w-ii put upn-Wr course, from the followinv narrative, fathered from ll4 Mr. Harris himself, il appears that Vr h-ovlng the London, he pullid in the direc-l'in ot th man who had fallen overboard, but not itKceed in finding him, although the bat 1 tile unfertunate man was secured. The ship "''-'is thru several miles to windward, and the 1 "it, being painleil while, assimilated so closely the crest of tbe wave that it was not easily It" II l.

with Ins crew vomiuucd to pull towards iinjt, nn not lose sight ot her until night fnviouali' be hoisled some "lailwav" iiicli hapiamed to be in the on oais a boat hiHtk, as sails. Mr. Harris then 't course for the island of Trinidada, a tit could have reached early on the follow-1 i but in the meantime he was pick' up t1 American whaling b. rque Umrj labor, 1 lsedtord, Caplaiu Barilelt reieiiing him st j. crew on lioard, where Ihey weretreaUil try kindness.

On the following day lbs A Bunyan, which had been in sight on Aiuusday, received Mr. Harris and his ad boat on board and to Captain Allen, Jtrs, and crew, Mr. Harris ami his boat's -eg to return their sincere thanks for i-uidiiesi. learn Irom Captain Allen that the Jolt i Kfl London on the Vth ol October that ip Is i rt l-. let)-- 11 -nt -r ('', km.

4e mil. i.dle of November he was in coin s' several days with the whaler Hrnry '(Cjtain Uartlitt) of New HidiorJ, fliat on the 21t of November the whaler the wen side of Trinidada while the Hitkyan was on the east of the inland nhip sighted the boat about 7 o'clock i llie day named that Mr. Harris and -w were taken on board tlie whaler and the tolloaing day (November it), when twenty miles south of Trinidada, they tranalerred to the John Bunyan. The 're thirty two hours in the boat before tre rescued by the whaler, and, aa may tXtied, were iu a very exhausted state. Allen says he was given to understand boat went too tar to leeward of the ad that the crew were unable to pull her lh A Hi, ft winuward again.

iii in ra ia doubt this is one of the most i kable imtances of the rescue of a boat's af rt irom a fearful death. LATK 8IKKINU LP NEAK MUIi- liL 1SL KK A II. our lat iuue," says Wednesday'a Tom a-" bri.fly noticed the bailing up and llurn i ol Mr. D. Davis, uf this town, by Hall lw.a, ,1 i is tao companions, near Murrumburrah.

rt' nit now enabled to supply more detailed Jr.1 i alars of tins outrage, as well as some in-rI i ilon regarding the subsequent eh oe after A ajhraiigi ra by Sub tiuqiecior lirennan and lf A -ints. Mr. liavis had gone to Murrum Ii the purpose of hoi ung an auctioo of 1'hxIs at Mr. Liilion's Ikmnurrcui tel, ir 1 arsiiay tat Tlie salt: appears lo hae pretty wed attended, an I realised over K' A lad, a youiuer brother of Dunn, the --truer, whose family reside at Kaiangan, imaged to ring a Iwll, inch ia uiual ou 1 i "Casinos but whether it was through any I'll 1 On nut volit who tins thai be fis told the had hnn II 6 Si and that he Hit ride and of but his five all at Mr, ntf in to to ju by A niof.ii ri-o-jit OAT 3 BRAN I-OLLAUD, Ac. AC.

T. 11 r.MlK umlersitied hive for aale, el I in l.oinii.ti. and other L.t- arnvals, v.a ALE Sand 4 I in i.Mik hyai-n Liav. i ami lavr. wm's, i.Ktie-,1 i.ui.l.iii i on.

111 I I Ijlittitsl, -lial-elaj's, Uawson's slid U.ire'.ii) and iMiii.es juiils. BP-AUBY lb oi MwU-i', an! Vim is I a limi Ill 111, n. an, 1 qu inn Mallei' and i i lie llnnv. era, 111 I il cases line old pile il l. GENEVA-'I'K-i and -'Key," bu c.m.

aUM-W. Iiidis, HJo.p. bluU. -Jo in birn l.s In i. WIIISiviiY "th, roand Campbia- tmi leiel l.lids.

kiiti 141i.11ler.1u.sks. OLD T0II A 1 i.iu s. I iloell CU-. M. 1 ort 4lHe)'s s'lienor do, iu b.i'k (louakz's Leon uud U'hil Nherry, in ijiiiiiti casks lclol.l,'s, Auiontill.ilo Whitj Seal hherry.

in ease.s J'a-e's M.idina liniii-jiany'a 1'ort, audi aiii)-e line old i'ort, in iiLscs Sparkling No. I and llurgiiudy. Still ll.uk, Mcloc snd St. ih.ikes riaiitatlon, KoUer's and Hitters, lin ger W.ne, llispbeny Vim-gar and l.emon r-yrnp, l'ttt fcnd Leiiiouatie aiid Nuia Water, Tonic u-r. PEOVISIUS Di'id Apples, ArrowriMt.

Hams and liacon, I'eari llailey, nag-iand I U.itmeal giouud and raw; liottlesl I'ruits, 1 ig.1, l.liiiiu and I ape Uaisins, uim, jellies, s'apRra, iS.mctt, Ling isli. Oysters and Lolistein, Si.iiluies i leiTings, in barrels haimou, iu tins Mais-na, Nutmegs, Splee, Laivelona Nuts; Kice, and Carolina; Vinegar, brown and whits-, iiu.it'tcr-caaks and canes. SUNDRIES American Axes, linsuiu, lluck-ets, iubs, Washing boanls, Ij.ilvaiiized Buckets, Clothes l'tgs Chairs, ouk ollice aud asaoi-ted Caudles, Oglchy's ft Trice's Camp Ovens, Caudle Cotton, Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid, Manila Kope, Washing Soils, Whiting, Corn Sacks, ftc, Ac keut Hops, Epsom Salts, Colza Oil and Turpentine, Ac, Ac. STATION SUPPLIES- W'oolpacks, Tarpau-lin a. Sewing Tobacco, leaf pi'igi Sulphur, Arneuic, l.altle aini Bluetooe, lioiletl and Haw Hi, rurtmntine, and SjuntB of Tar.

1'itc'i Tatikn. 4M) gall'ms, hoiler jlat Hood 'tSi)ecitic; TwiHt and ilb arouiatio 'l Kcuc ing ISos. 6 and 7, tt quality tSuars, ration, counters aud white Mauritius. vanouKjuatity do. crunhed luini aul loaf Tea, good ration to Iwnt coo-go ii, ch'Htj, halv.

and loxca. BUILDIIVO MATERIALS -(ilvanfwdlron. ti, 7 and loet; IiIuh, leal 1'ainta, atMortcd INaiU, alt size KuigfHajj, iSj uniting, and J'own I'ljea i'ouut8 Slatea, J0 and 10; 'haitco'ii ilia, an aortt-d ieuitt. aolid and cut and l.umli-er Shelving. -Mid Flooring Boanls Cc-lar.

all aia Mouldn: and Architraves Hukory and Ann I'lteror' hatln, (Vuifiitaad I'lanter AOEICULIUIIAL IWPLEHENTS betjliT doiihlo hir i urcf.iets and WinnowHra aMauray levolvmg honw li.v Kakea, K.ij;le Hen md Mowing aMachines, liay ami Korku, lteajung Jlmiks, ukhfi, Win unwing Macluues. CAILKIA0LS-Assortment of Buggies, Con-cord to and no Um anring aud fann. NVaggons 4 seatel Buggirs, double L. ni; Je Harucsx, Ac LOUD, CI10AKEE CO, Portland, Hamiltjn aud llclUst yrolilUKKN ALSIKALIA, (he IU v. r.

T. VV(mh, of I'enol, 2s by 2s 2d, Sfftffaior ollice. HAY CHAFF. O0I) HAY CHAFF lor Sale. Apply to J.

Al-LAL'lillLlN, Ked Hill Farm. NOTICE. IF this should meet the eye of SHAW, he will hear of Ins brother, hdvriu Shaw, by a nting to him at Mr. A. Freocii't ttation Monu ae, near Hamilton.

EE3TUE2 IIAMHTCH Practical Watclimaker, Has slwsya Inslork WATCHE8 Kntll-ll snd t. su- hin-h. liold Hl.r 1,1 KS -Kibsli. iii h. sn.i AmerliHJi.

JfcH 1.1 l.hKY.- 1 1 loulal. 1 rein Ii sua Kn.ll.li. ltest ELECTKO-PLATED GOODBi Tes sml rffi Krrvh-es. Krviiea. Sailers.

rt stan.la, tali.ls, loast 1 is) 4c, Isles! naiurua A I Ii- MAOHE GOODB. Ls.lles- l.inits. Work boxes. Tea-railrllp. ae ail iu tlie 1st, st TvlUHIC A.L Harm ninns.

Oi, am. lornomana, lellns, I'lstes. Musieal ls. s. oi.e.

riinas. Hsiniss. e. MISCIuIalsANEOUii, Te The rmoniet, rs, iiu. ials, (on, asaas.

wilh grist fsrirljr of Fmiy C.es,el. Irir4 aud Korl AfttCy Calonlal Jawollcry Made to Older. i ll in sn sikn. O.lrr se-nt to l.oneiou or Tans lor tirssls not pn. elr, el Irom II Ine llinn at ,1 al.h lirms in llns loM.

lime I liiol it I now MR. 1.V.SIIS' Pliotographic ilooins, (J 11 A TUEET. trore. Hag a Co.V M. P.

GUANT CO, Ia Bid A 1J GRAY HAMILTON. Otfre G'Uahi ifi s. ntntduvttp fl H'L rre'irw JAMKS 11. KL, Are'ntiit. Hamilton.

Kedruth Common Sc'hool. required for the A Hi II and i 1 portion of the- Imil.lin,; MATL11IALS for tlie abovo. Ntsie-ilii-ations to 1-e seen at the I'oit Ollieu, I r.etdntii. 1 addressed The Chairman of the i Scheiol llclnith." will be up to l-J o'clock on Saturday, the Hti. mst.

Notice to Professionals P.nd Others- ASSEMBLY KOOM. ClHAIiLLS (IIUNIIA.M bow to inform IVo-; fes-tion ils and others that he hies now completed his large Assembly Room, which will he found not 10 be excelled for space, convenience and excellence by any in the District. S.vii.lfor.l Hotel, Sandford, 2Hth Dec, ISC, 4. TsVoslV.vwii HAMILTON. rpillS Htizaar will In Id in the large Auction i Room rf Mr.

J. A. Liarnioutti, on Wednesday and Thursday, the H.3tl! and 'Jt'tlll of Jai.miry, lSCi. Fricmls wiil please forward their rontribu-tiflis as soon as Piesbytocian Church, Pensuurst- 11HE Ladies of the Presbyterian Congress tion, PenshuiKt, contemplate liohliiii. a BAZAAR and FANCY FAIR, about January next, to raise funds for clearing otf the debt on the new church.

Donations of Faucy Work and Useful Articles of auy description will be thankfully received by Mrs. Ritchie, Blackwood Mrs. D. Huttoii, Cheviot Hills Mrs. MTntyre, Bulure Mrs, Knight, I'eiislmrst or auy other lady of the congregation.

In addition to the above there will also bo held a Bruce Bazaar," or a New Way to Pay Old Debts," Coutributioiis of stock, Ac, will be received by Mr. Cowan, Boram Roram. WM. ANDERSON. Hon.

Sec and Treasurer. Plough and Hanow Iuii, BARROW. RICHARD WARNER begi resiajctfully to return his grateful ackuowteslgmenta to hia frieuds and the public for the aruouut of patrouage to lilverally bestowed uiion him since the ojiemug of the alsove estahlisliment. Aud he further assures hia frieuds that nothing shall 1st wautiug on hia to give all comers a hearty welcome, who may honour 111m with a call. The Winea and spirits are of the choicest selection, the Ale and Porter of the most approved brands, and will lie found, upon examination, second to none in the colony.

Teavellera ill rind the comforts of a home, with the most reasonable uf charges. Plough and Harrow Inn, Harrow. till IIAIt I) WAHXE H. Proprietor. DEDUCTION Or' FARES, Jlortlake and Warmambool Lins of Coaches.

A COACH for the above plaoa will leave obb ami Co. 'a Booking Othce, Hamilton, every Tuesday and Friday, at 7 returning from Mortlake on Wednesdaya and Saturdaya. FAKES To Penshurst i.0 7 6 To Caramut 0 12 6 To Hexham 0 Id 0 To Mortlake 1 0 0 To arruaiuliool 1 li II W. COUGIILAN, Proprietor. MKIMKN Freumlen xur Nacliruht das luie grosta Auswahl von bchnittwaren uui direct von Hause emphangen liabe, uud tiud diesclben xer verkaufen bei D.

A. BUATH. A. HCHMIDT. 3 Reward.

LOST, a BAY MARE, I mnde-l TV near saddle, WC uewr ahoulder, Si oil shoulder, one hind foot white. 5 reward will be paid on delivery at ildemest Station, Colenuue i or '2 or tuch information as will lead to its recovery. LOST, on the loth November, at Kdenhope (Lake Wallace), a CHKvjCK, dated loth November, No. HUM, drawn by Michael Molloy, in favour of "Change," on tue L-o ot iclo-na, PortlaniL j0 Reward. WHEREAS tome evil disposed person or persons did, on Wednesd ay night, the 7tii of December, wilfully and maliciously DESTROY and INJURE the BOILERS and MACHINERY of the SIIELr 1)1 at Muutuam, The above reward will be paid for tuch information as will lead to the conviction of the offender.

100 Reward, OCtr REWARD will be paid for auch infor- JSvtJ ination as shall lead to the conviction ol auv person or persona wilfully and mali ciously SELLING FIRE to any portion of the I ft, AdS nn Munthain. or STLAL1U CAT TLE, HORSES or SHEEP, tho property of Edward ileuty, tsq. C. A. Kl.NG.

1 Reward. OST, from Kippin'a Flat, ona STRAW- li isERRl STii.i-.li, short tail, brawled on near neck, on near rune p. The alsave reward will be paid to any one bringing it to U. Glellaiiil, near llutctieson Mill. Sheep Loit the 22nd Deceinlier, from South Hamil- ton, 80 FAT EI HERS, branded on tue loin, belonging to Mr.

Katirlmaun, Gray street, Haiuiltou. 1 reward will 1st paid tor information ot their whereabouts, I'arties retraining them af ts.r this notice will be prosecuted. 2 Reward. OST. near array ure, a BAY HORSE, Li branded DC near tnoulder, in Miliar ou thoulder, hiud feet white, star amt imp on face, lie above reward will be said to any one delivering the above horsa to H.

Hughes, Iron Store Hamilton. 2 Reward. LOST, on Monday, the ith instant, from the home paddock of Mr. Cameron's, Violet Creek, one GREY HORSK, branded Ml otf shoulder; one DARK BAY HOR-tE, short tail, branded on near ahoulder. llie above reward will paid to any tierstm bring iug the above horses to Mr.

Cameron's, Violet Creek Mr. Gough'a, Branxholme or writing to F. Pitts, Wattle Hall. Portland liay, who will fetch tiiem. 10 Reward.

L0ST, from 1'ilven's Hotel, Hamilton, one CHEsNCT GELDING, branded star over near shoull-r, bbze on face, off hind leg white one BAY GELDING, branded AM oft shoulder. 10 reward, on conviction uf the thief, if stolen ill each it strayed. Apply IL Nlckull, Colerauie. 100 Reward. fTTHEUEAS, some evil-disposd person or persons, did, on Sunday night, 1st Jaouarv, 1865, wiltully and msliciotislv SET FIRE Mr.

Walter Lai llaw's WOULSIU.U ami HAYSTACK, at Mundarra, tlie above reward wid be paid for sucli intcrmatior. at will lead lo the con vie lion ol otL-nile-r or U. n-dert. ROBERT I.AIDLAW, (F Waller Laidlas.) Mundarra, Jan. 3,.