1882-06-10 — Page 4

EXTRACT S.

A SACRIFICE.

Last November the stoomer Cussian, Captain Strachan, was weasked of the Wolab coast, when the curtain placed his own life bait round the waist of stowaway boy, and was inteequently drowned, while

the boy fely touched tas land.

Them was a tempest raging d'or the ses, High were the waves, and shrill the melody Of whistling winds, and as the vessel tant, Now horn, now there, most every hope was leat, For first the foremcht wheelzopen snap, and then They on the after sleering gear depends Hurk: is the rudder gone from their control, Anil then anon ns o'er the seas they roll, A shriller board is heard, o'on them the gala, The barating ripes of engines they borail

Now are they really helpless on the waves And to his God the skipper, tried and brave, Kaisos his roine, Implaces in zgony, That He who stilled the waves of Galico Will hear his ory; 'bus ore the ory is given, The crash of rocks is heard, tlu ship in zivo From stem to stors, and c'er the venel's side, The prow in lebeits quickly-trust the tio, Savo two, who from the waras recull in fear, And be below, dpending the sea to dash,

Alone the capin on the rousel state, Tying his life bait with his wary hauls. "Alone, I said, but who does ho: Josexy,

Amidst the lamber of the dock

A boy.

Valenowe, unhondad, who had made his way On board, to steain passage o'er the Bus; Now eyes with terror glasting, face su palo, Froehleom his biting, views the stabbers gais The captain szor him, mel his heart is warm, Cold though his hands be with the storm, "Horn; put on this my life.belt, I can swim," Than overboard they plange.

Our eyes grow thr With tears as we write ou, the sagaci teli,

The stowaway was saved, the captain's knoll

Tibe a true seoman, in a soamish's 'grava.

Ted list to this, in Holy Writ 'tis maid,

"Ee loudly apeakaik oʻaz thangh ha ba đoat,” And no man any greater love ann show,." Mun laying down his lile for friend or foe.

Hongkong; 9th Jwe, 1892.

II. D. CAPPIK.

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THE DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1882.

HONGKONG MARKETS.

An Encontro Ý CHI ON KOTMm Türk, 1992.

COTTON GOODS.

per

PRODUOR

WOOLLEN GOODS. Blankote, 8 b., para

89.90 to 3.97 Camphor, pasked, per pisal........ Blankets; lbs., pat pilt.

$4.20 to 45 Camphor, Harson, slean, par pion?.

4.15 to 4.70 Carephor, Esfano, por pisal.. Blankets, 10 ba, por pade.. -Blankote, 19 iba, par psiz...$5.7650 5,75 Cardamone, Saper.or..

$10.50 to 14.00 Carinzone, Latorior, per proud Omniote, SU, per pions.

$13,50 to 14,06 Claros, por piculame 114.50 to 15.00 Coal, Allost, per tananja statue atakaponi 14.00 to 10.00 Comin, English steam, par to Gamlets, 9, por ploto... Camlets, BBB, per pleas....

150 to 18,50 Goals, Sydney, par to Gamiete, $5, per place... Camlets, A&A, por piase. damlets, KL, por give.

Long Fils, MB Snarlat, por stage.

Toby Eila, M1 Assorted per plece

50 to 14.00 Ceffes, per plon............. 17.05 to 7.76 Copper, shorthing, Jagan, per plent. 37.65 to 7.70 Copper, Red, Japan, perpioni... $7.23 to 2.80 Copper, Nails, per pisal.......... $3.60 to 2.35 Long Elle, IL Assortad, nor pisca.75 to 2.70 Cotton, Bombay, per peal... 38.65 to 3.70 Lang By H Soario, per pisos. $7.75 to 7.80 aston, Caleatts, per piool.

$13.50 to 1430

$1.70 to 1.75 Long Hila, FL Scarlat, par piece...

Lastings, PD por pleco... $2.35 to the Spanish Stripes, por yard................... 19.45 to 8.50 $2.85 to 2.90)

METALS, $1.55 to 1.63 Izox, Hait Road, por pioni... $1.77 to 1.85 Iron, Hoop, ner pical.... $1.93 to 2.3 Iron, Bar, por pisal....... $2.85 to 9.75 Cruz, Wize, per pical,. $2.97 to 9.99 Lead, WB, per planl

Leal, Le par pioul gig

$0.72 to 0.73 Oottoz, Shanghai, per piani,

Catton, Shantung, perplout... Colton, Tientafo, perpicul. $2.39 to 2.55 Cotton, Tangohor, prepisal,

52.85 to 3.10 Cotton Sands, Saigon

...............n $9.95 to

· 12,65 ta - 230

$1,08 to 2.49 $1.85 to 1.0L

80.50 to 780

„Tia.1.60 to 1.45

Pea Oll, par dom......... $10.50 to 2050 | Pone, White, per plen?

13.500 to 8,820

Pas, Green, po pien

1,800 to 1,050

Fase, Black, por pical

$145 to 196

Fase, Yellow, por plont

$2.09 to 2.18

$20.00 to £6.50

Pass, Green Beans, por pion

Ė160 to Ta

$35.00 to 8035

Poor Barley, per pioul....

to

19.3£ to 10.00

Potatoe Floar, por plouis "...........

Fatshush, por pion)

in mo

$13.00 to 14.70

$2.20 to 34.7

incoeros Hern, per pionl

.32,6 to 9,000

$20.70 to 31.00

....$AL70 to 24€0

Rioa, Slam, No. 2, per pieni

Rhinoceros Flom, Mother, peż plou Elos, Slam, No. 1. perpleal...

$2,000 to $

21.05 to 1GA

12 to 183

50 to 29.80

Rios, Slam, milled No. 1, por pien$1.83 60 1.82

$1.67 to 1.68

$17.60 to 1750 Rico, Saigon, No. 1, par paliga mask

SLAT to 100

$1.75 to 1.76

$1.71 to 1.73

28.70 to 2.70-

...190 to 15.80 Rins, Ham, milled No.2, garioal

18.20 to 12.30 Rica, Saigon, Hemp baga...

$16.50 to 17.50 Res, Salgon, Saw baga.

18.20 to 16 80s. Japan ALL TH $17.60 to 17818aipetro, por pical $17.10 to 17.50

13.05 to 0.2%

$2.75 to 293- $9.45 to 1.75

ranged, and the stores secured from the remain until they reached a drier olimate weather, a day or two were spent in recos- and a space large enough to rest upon; and they Bottring, and it became apparent that the their hunger they appeased, or fancied camp was so far away from Moun Cosk did so, by sucking each three of Brand's weat proper, and the intervening ground was so lezenges, which are about the size of a four-

American Drills, 15ths,, per pleas $0.99 to 8.05 terribly rough, that this camp could not be any piece, and a quarter of an inch thick, American Drills, 30 acts, per pisos... 17.05 to 1.14 base of operations, It The descent war resumed at sunrigo, and in Cotton Targ, No: 18 to 21, per 400lbs. 366.60 to 99.00 successfully used as was thereupon decided to more the cup as three houre tins the bivogue on Mount Tas-Cotton Yarn, No. 18 to 90 per 10019999.00 to 105.00 far as possible up the glacier, and the carry-man was safely reached. The peonliar danger Cotton Yara, No. 38 to 43, per400 lbs. $115,00 to 303.03

the fre: Cotton Yara, Bombay. pamely, Mount Cook ing into effect of this decision involved souso

asconding of the hardest work of the whole trip. The quent occurrence of avalanches, apparatly yes, otted Shirtings, por plans

portions of its stoop sides, was fully il-end ilrenades gairtings, por picos Trouts luy along the bureral moraine of the overall portion in which the track mada Brod Damask Shirtings;. Der písso.. $5.50 to 5.08 Long We, I Amorted, për pieca... 7.95 to 7.83 Cotton, Niarpo, pur pieni...

Testman glacier, alternately through scrub fustrated by the way

asending was

English Dall's, 20 yards, por pièce....... party in the snow the side of the spur, so done by the

a found morning to have been obliterated English Dells, 1 lbs., per piec unencumbered with 4 person that lond coull waresly make head way through by avalanchoe that fell during the night, English Daille, 15 lbs., per pisos...

eglacier traversed by them Grey Shirtings, 7 Ibo, por piecu boulders and angular Is ons place on the g it, and UPST

Gray Shirtingo, lbs., per picoe..... fragments of rook varying in size from on the 2nd there lay next morning the wreck Grey Elvirtings, 3 lbs. For plemen

bnt of a esttuge. The of what would have made a respectable Grey Shirtings. Tha. per plon thuit of a sheep to thint iumenise labour of carrying heavy packs ienborg, which had fallen down in the night. Grey Shirtings, 10 lbs., per place ...

ader

such circumstances can scarcely be in- The descent to the bivouac accomplished, theyT.Cabin, yun.&in.lbr. p. yo.. 11.20 to 1.25 Lend, Hale Chop, pur nionl.. agined by one who has not seen the wild party proceeded at once down the glacier Lo Grey 1.Cloths, 24yds. & $21.7lbs, p. po. $1.35 to 1.70 Galaksilver, English, per pool.

Gray T-Cloths, 24 yds 368. Lpp. $2.10 to 2.18 Staal, English, por tub and sepa confusion of i moraine, nor the almost their camp, which they reached at p.m. roy T-Cloths, 24yle 36in 8 lbs. XOp.po. $1.80 to 1.33 Daickaliver, American, par pieni.

recent solid density of the subalpine vegetation. They had thus been 87 hours on their feet dryT. Olethe, 21yd+33indiba XXP.p. 45 to 2.50 steal, Swedish, por tub. The risk of a broken limb, is scrambling from Ga.m. on the 2nd to 3 p.m. on the Handkerchiefs, Blue, per dozen 30.60 to v.66 Sheathing Metal, por fioul...... over the huge boulders is vary great, and 8rd, most of the time wet through, and for Fandtershiofe, Browa, per dotan 30.55 to 0.83 Spelter, per pionl

surofanted as a

as a the last 22 hours without food. They enjoyed Handeorchiefs, Red, por fozan.......$0.00 to 0.61 Tir. Malacca, per pioni the traveller needs to be as

PRODUCE. chamois, and to have the grip of vice, to a well-earned day's reat at the carp, and Raudkerchiefs, Light Roi, par dezen... 30.06 to 0.77 Tin, Pistov, por so......

and descended to the foot of the Turkey Red Skirtinga, 3 lbs., por plane $1.75 to 2.40 Almonds, per planl lupand as ro himself from slips and falls. The dis- then packed up they waited two days for the Volvat Black, 5 inches, ner.gard.....30.18 to 0.18 Alam, Irt sunlity, por pion

was shifted glacier. Here tance through which the

Camp was

Velveteens, Blank, per yard 40.21 to 0.2 Bark, Siam, per-pical.......... up the glacier was but short, reckoned in horses, which it and bean arranged should ro. Velvet, Goatian, 23 inches por gard $0.21 to 0.2 Atam. 9nt quality, per pisal... $1.76 to 185. Gamag, American, tad quality, p. pinl. $180 to 10 Sagst, Shek-lung, Wolts, No. 1, p.poh.... $7.00 to 7.10

but owing to the roughness of the turn to take them away on the day they got Volvotoras, Gentian, pat sed $0.23 to 0.29 Bark, Sambat, par pign.. ground. four days were consunod is doing it down. The doses and aepeating, and their was the idea, the forester an 8 hour CAD the asterial taken as for as possible in onn Birting short, tho party started for White Shirtings, 64 to 60 read, per pions $3.45 to 2.40% Bees Wat, Japan, White, per pieni......$13.50 to 13.50 Hemp, Hankow, por pical antia non $10.50 to 12.00 Sugat-Candy, Shek-Jung, per piekl:..... $9.30 to 35-

plan nekupted way to shift the whole of Ehill station, and had just forded the White Shirtings, 63 to 30 rood, por picos $2.80 to 3.8 Bees Wat, Rankow, Yellow, por ploul...$1490 to 40.50

par »

White Shirtinus, MH, for pioca White Shirtings, El. par pipe........... White Spotter Shirtings, Fez plzoo. white Spottaa shirtings, ne

$3.30 to 35 Colton Booda, Slam.. $6.25 to 0.35 Uuttlefish, Japan. $5.15 to 590 Oattlefah, Japan; without kónts, p.

MEN SÄLJ

$5.08 to IN Onttigliak, Chanchor, per gfool $5.05 20101

$56.50 to 57.00 Tabes, Black, perplasi... 257.00 to 37.20 Datos, Red perplon.....

8705 to 8.05 Driad Lily Flowers

$4.20 to 433 Bawn, Green, per plent $4.10 to 4.30 Sexwood, Cat, per pionl

Bosman, White, for plení... 2250 to 29.00 Somum, Black, per pioul. $15.50 to 1430 Sharksfias, per pioul... 2000 to 97.50 Skollish, Japan, por pical

Sholeh California, por ploul Storkali, por pioul' Rievits Preduce, do

Tix.44.5 to 15.5

Tia.3.1.5 to 3.3.5

$7.85 to 8-15 $250 to 300 $300

zan

31.48 to 1.54 $10 to 8.25

$3.20 to 0.55- 199,80 to 45.90 $0.50 to 0.35

Betel Nut, por plani

$9.95 to 89

Tlah to 45.5

$95.00 to $0.00

$27.00 to 30.00)

...$11.50 to 12.00

$5.00 to £50

2475 to (K19.40:46:19.70 $13.50 to 19.10 $5.80 to 3.35I

3485 to 4.65.

480 to 485

..$21.50 to 29.55 $1.45 to 1.

34.95 to 4.43 Elephant'e Tenth, 45 pieces

Poppur, White, per pioul... $21.00 26.76 Elephant's Tonth, 7 to 8 pieces

Popper, Black, her pleat .... $7.83 to 5.00. Flour, California, parasok of 60 lbs

Rattan, traits, per picatin 5.5) 27.10 Flour; American, por barrel of 100 1b...

Rattana. Bangar, por pioul, $5.10 to 5.26 Flour, Amorlean, por barrel of 200 lbs.

Sandal Wood, Maisbar, per pidul Saddal Wood, Sorth Soad, par pion ........................$30.00 to 19.53 Filat, par pinal.......

Sapan Wool, Manila, per plon... Sapan Wood, Siam, por pinal. $45 to 955

Giang, Ameriran, 1st quality. p. pieni. $200 to 235 $0.83 to 1.10 15.20 to 15.40Hams, Ordinary, Fer plon. Ta-27-7.0 to 18.6.0 Bagar, Bhok-lang, Whito, No. 3, p.pol

Hene, Siam, per pisal........

210,40 00-11.90. Sngar Candy, Fachow, per pigal $9.75 to 9

$25 to 2.55

$6.15 to 635

55.25 to 5.30 $15 to 3,18

$2.15 to 218 Ta. 63040 635

87.50 to 2.70

vision

338.00 $0.20 Wheat, Tisntaia, perriant: $1.05 to 1.70 Birds Nants, And quality, perplaul.650 ta: R00 Leibs Seeds, 2ed quality, per pion)... $4.50 to 4.71 Valuate, por plan........... dag, and then camp for the night. The rough and dangerous Hooker by tying together white Shirting, 400xed, par piem.....3.15 to 3.50 Best 1934, te, na pica $73.50 to 88.00 singloss, Japan, per pinal, $58.00 to $3.00 Sogar Jandy Swatow, White, par pioal 5375 to. 7.85

5.50 to 5.93 Bizda Nanta; 3rd quality, per ploul.....$75.00 to 310 Mushrooms, per pisotto 0.10 Wheat, Japan, per plout 83.90 10.3.15 Besides, Manila

perical.....

12.55 to 2.05 Mussels, Dry Siam largo, por picol., guides practically made two trips each day and using their ice axes as supports, when White Shirtings, 1000read, par piese... 99.38 to 1.48 Birds Nests, 1st quality, por pical....$1,050 to 2,550 Malan Seeds, 1st quality, per pisal. 34.90 to 6.80 Tartinet, ontem, por pioni

$19.03 to 15.50 Newala, Ury Sism middle, per ploul. 7.25 to 74 Wood Oil, per picut.... betxeati

the camping places. The stores and they w the horses going up the opposite

Tower

17.90 to 8.00 Massels, Dry Sism email, per pisul.... 15 to 6.25 Window Glass, ver box. point. The

$3.45 to 350 Baffals buying

$2.50 to 3.65 Buffalo How dos camp equipage were made up in five packs, sinusainers and the ho:sta taub: have been two each. The latter earried one of their in the water at the Re time. The atten horees being fire, arrangemouts pair of packs some distance, and then set tion of the tonn

Be and so on throughout the day, in this wore soon made for packing the coup equip.

obtairing

com-age to Burnet's station, and thence tha frequent intervals of

of

it down and went back for the alber~ ¡ obtained by area of the horses 1

parative rest (only comparative rest

rest, for to party drove to Lake Tekapo on Friday;

VESIKLS.

DATE OF ARRIVAL

CAPTAIN.

BLAG AND RIA.

TONY.

by the junction of a large glacier from the raw linseed oil waterproofed with Albay

the

Greyhound

Jane 3 N. Allison

Juno 6 F. Beltran Juno Mar 21

journey empty andel oser such ground is n reaching Timaru on Saturday evening.

То the a abors brief description of the ai work hard enough). Three wet days were ox- Was the fierce forms; he park henrath the ware, perienced while making this transfer, daring caut may be added a few details of the arty which will no doubt party

our readers. Activ which, of warae, nothing could be done, and equipage of the thus week was spout in shifting the camp.be of much interest

does not harden and Anadyr This was fonlly pitched in the angle formed text used was of left with the Tasmar glacier, and from this crack, as does boiled oil. It was caade with Ancom

C1. T. Hook point the party sallied on their severs! at bottom, also oiled of course, sown to the Brosonabice

being pitched with

uprig On the 25th sides. Instead of

Contaa run down terapte to scale tho

peak

en Chius Feoraary an attempt was made to ascend by poles, a couple of sticks ran the southern ridge, the one which faces the corner, crossing at the appor sugles, and Conquest

Devonshire projecting through the tent below. The traveller

by

of the sticks were driven into Fame. lower ende A WONDERFUL ROSE TREE.

Tasman roaching the mountain

bat inaccessibo precipices valley, There is now growing at the New Gar-were met with, and the attempt by this spur the ground, and a cord ran along the top of Fei-loong

abort dig Filipina dens, Whitby, a rose tree, which is attract had to be given up. Observations made the tent and tied to boulders ing a good deal of attention from florists Farious peinis indicating that better stance from the ends of the tent This Guolia and horticulturists as well as from the fortune might attend an attempt ta ascendurrangement rendered tent pags anteces-

Ishang general public. The description of the tree by the eastern spur, preparations were made sary, and the tent could be pitched in a for tongkong

The culinary apparatus was bis minutes.

Japan is known as the Marabal Niel.

three days on this to spend two

roxy compact and handy, nearly every Joloane planted about 19 years ago, and the spur. Os the 27th, the party, teavily

packing into a cylindrical iron pail, Kmeto Mara tremity of its growth, horizontally, is a ladon, as on the previous day, with neceable of holding about 24 gallons. The Lanno less than 102ft.49ft. to the left, and 54ft,

a height of

had a stout cover and a strong buckled by Tay to the right of the parent stemi respectively series forca bivante, made to a The average depth of the tree is $81. or 641. 8,0002t, and then met with obstacles that

neither be sarmounted or turned, and strap, which sarved as a handle for the pail, Malabar to faster down the cover when packed. Mei-foo

Namon Last year to fewer skan 2,500 roses were after doing n. bard day's climbing any on Iato the pail fitted first a tripod fraatand, a Nogpo

which they reached by moon-Tabo plucked from it, and this extraordinary turned to

o camps quantity will be grusily exceeded this sea-light, after an stance of 17 hours. A rest little grid-iron, and then a series of cooking Paladin one of which quadrantal Pensdo The roses are now in their early bloom, is required after this day's toil, and the dishes, top fitted closely; then came the PowaD and 3,500 distinct flowers have been counted, of which between 300 and 100 have already next day was spent in preparing for a silly, in which were placed enamelled Ramatianuber June 3

tempt to reach the northern ridge. beon placked by the proprietor, Mr. H. distance of this ridge being plainly too great cups, and on the top lay three or four Reas

from the enamelled plates; knives and forks fell in Sarpadon Williamson.

to permit of the ascent being, Camp in one day, it was determined to ap- perpendicularly around the dishes. The Shun Ou proach so near as a safe bivouae could be apparatus is very complete, and the packed a Tip

of so much cuisine apparatas suggests the cuisine itself. Venion At last it would appear that the difficulty made on the glacier, and start next morning pail is a veritable mulus in parto. The

for the peak, with the

Accordingly, oir the 1st A quantity of ordinary stores, was obtained Vladivostook ground traversed.

in Timaru and some bread at Fairlie Creeir, White Cloud

mention, inas. Tot-sai skvet,

TURKISH WINES.

of one of the "Powers" has turned out the

could

made

The Pay

time since people in Turkey became image, some provisions for the day a quantity of pressrved meat taken was Boltod Will

and

The

Tark's opportunity. Legion is the name of March they moved up the glacier, taking a latter is werth in stock for 19 the foreign trespassers who have made four days provisions, & waterproof bagoc in the Sick Man's territory; but blankets,, and bivouacked that right at much as some of it was. visitation of the phylloxera vastatris be bar the foot of Mount Tasman, at altitude of days and was the quits good. Among E preserved yet been spared; and be now scores seriously 7,000 feet above the sea. At 6 am, on the the provisions were a few tins of p

Liebig's extract of beef. Alva meats, and some of to be turning his attention to develop a trade in Turkish wines. It is, indeed, some morning of the 2nd, in beautiful

4 stari was made for harn The

it should have been, but Mr. Bylgis smaller than Gresa trusted to the information he received Brambletya with them. pressed with the large industrial field that the carora being carried with

Bitter of Mount viticulture belt out to them, but the first journey was slow, even over the easiest first at Christchurch that he would find plenty of Carl R

Cook." Owing, on the spurs of cicrassed, sheep move was naturally to supply the wants of portion, the glacier being thickly

Fordinand the local markets, dozen yes

To this intoas a wine and so the pras was approached, to the however, to the Hooker river having pro. Esporanes

Fortatre factory was started some on the coast danger from crevasses was added that of rented the losses from crossing steep to

Was to be H. A. Litchfield Craishus, on the neight ourhood of

hollow in ween. Paradise and blue ducks were, bow- Horasan of the Sea of Marmurs and later stil vine continual avalanches. Hanging glaciers pre- that part of their run, not a

-it-sazly. tions, frcun ever, pretty naine rents:] themselves.

the Tasman River Hotspur

• "TEGIREFOUR,"Un planta imported from Franco, wera

and the Kea, the large Trasu ice were close to the glacior, which musten of

whose abominably J. Barns mountain parrot, down

Fapitor of slaughtering sheep by tear appost | Eb917 viscera chirough then danks 16- out

lanche

linca was the great difficulty of the as-able numbers of both ducks and parrots found pelit blow. With car and diligence a market faz Turkish wines was soon formed with cont, and at one point this danger weaned their way into the refrigerating larder, alustad

Bo grest that the party were aluust com-hole dug in abe ica of the glacier. The Faul

bat guides wore capital hale were fortunate enough to get safely

purpose.

laid

down ut Erenkoni, and did well. Then the the peak at greater or less.

age or other

the

in the Medoo district, and

of

Ons, conceived the most continually falling and rust idea of averging "oc.he steep mountain side the "stoufler meer

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The blus ducks, as

3. Idead showing that in the years 1879-80 ons shipported continued the ascent. About 4 favour for this.) alone exported as many as 50,0

50,000 hectolitres, or four milliou okes of Turkish wines to in the afternoon they, were still a consider usual, were as stupid as noddies, and allowed right was themselves to be pelted till two or three could. Starlight Coute and Bordeaux. The unexpected suc-able distance from the summit, and it was cess of the novel enterprise enlisted Branch-plain that if they went any further up the he got at oach shot. The keas same about Still Water as well as Turks in the cause of Turkish mountain they would be suable to regain the upper camp as boldly he wreaks hopping Sevanas viticulture;

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even, it may be imagined, to apparent interest, e the oortuin with

prospect of having to appar

personal order to plant vines

wine for 4:41

themselves. So bold were they interest.

* Spark the French market. of Bo. spend the night on the mountain, with as if they knew it was a matter of

tout shelter and without food (for the dosto, Ganos, Myriofito, and Paristessis in sisions they carried at starting had been that Mr. Green killed one with a stick, and knocked over another. The latter. the same neighbourhood have also been left lower down, the climbing being difficult), fanad to give a wine which takes di- vinely to a Bordeaux education. These are or whether they should return, without hav got away however, and flying off to a strong, ware wines, but they are of a gooding accomplished the object of their journey. bank a hundred yards away, vented his Hongkong

It was decided to painted out, had on, the guides anger, or expressed his pain, or both, in a Huai-ynən colour, and can be exported at a price thas leaves the growers handsome profit.

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IN PORT ON 5TH JUNE, 1882.

A number of Odin and united with the Peking the wounded bird in harsh exocrations of the in- de the same. Upwards they slowly made woer of their domain. It is worthy of note

steps

the ice in

vader their way, Kaufman cutting MOUNT COOK ASCENDED AT LAST.util bis hands wore bisek with blisters. Te that hensoforward the heas kept at a re

A New Zealand poper, The Genidine add to the diffoulties of the latior part of spectable distance from the camp, proving Assons County Chronicle, gives the annexed descrip- the ascent, the weather, which in the moro-almost that they are able to indicate a parti- Blankeness tion of an event amongst the most during ing bad been bright and clear, became duli cular danger to each other. A few pukakis Carolus that has cearred in the colonies:-A great and moist, and a thaw set in. The ice above and weka were also obtained, the rich oil Beaulien May 31 Ostling

Kjobenhavn articles of food, being found uso. Debash deal of interest has bees manifested in the thema, disintegrating on the surface with the of the latter, though rendering them objes Holons*-*-*-*-*-* fact member of the English Alpine warmth, began to roll down the steep slope tionable

that

which struck fall in their ful for greasing boots. baj.

The scenery about the upper part of the Pallas Club, accompanied by two of the best Swiss in pelleta like

party, guides, had arrived in New Zealand with taces, and battered the bands of the

ef ascending Mount

the peale. Tasman glacier and its branches is onpreme Queen of Indis Cook, if it as they made their slow way up the intention was possible for man to reach the top, and Though slow, their progrons was steady and is grand, and both Mr. Green and his guides Willia this interest increased daily since the party sure, and at 6.20 p.m. they stood upon concur in the opinion that it equals, and who had come to raany thousand miles to the summit of the main peak, only ereu excels, the most famous scenery in the undertake a difficult and dangerous task bada amall, easily accessible hump a short die European Alpe. The peaks rise higher above and clearer farewell to the frontier settlement, and entered tance away standing higher than the spot the level of the snow fields, and these are more. & Marie

erness of rock and ics which they econpiad. The air was now full of extensivs, and under the brighter a the upon the

of New Zealand, atmosphere the

presenta mere of clouds, and as nothing could be

s observer. forms the outer defences of the mons

Nothing but more dazzling beauty to the the Southern Alps. The who have descent was at once commenced, not more

to set foos than 10 minutes being spent on the top. a visit to these scenes could give anyone won the honour of

being the Mogat Cook, consists of the About 150 yards from the top, as soon as truthful idea of the majestic stateliness of ou the

top of Rev. W. S. Groan, a clergyman of the Chorch stones could be got with which to build a the giant peaks, or of the grand expanses of Alex. Newton May 20 Newton Jane Jebuson the south in the of England,

whose

wird, a small memorial of the visit was loft, frozen snow which lie spread around their Anglo-Indian May 30 Knight living in

May 3 Inokai Batavis Ireland, ac active member of the English Mr. Green's pocket handkerchief and a ti feat. The avalanches have already been re- Argos Alpine

Club, and two Swiss mountaineers, watchber being buried under a small heap ferred to, in another connection, but they Farl of Elgin May 30 Morricon May 2lderup. Mr. Ulrich Kaufman, one of the most stilful of stones, to be brought down by whoever must be mentioned as features in the scenery, Friedrich

May 26 Bremer guides in the Bernese Oberland, and Mr.sball choose to attempt the tasks and succeed and at some pointa they are so frequent and H. Bromer

May 25 Email Bost, an enthusiastic mountaineer, in accomplishing it. After descending shouted tremendous that they form very grand and I. Wexibura M63 97 Davberough Brit, sal

May 21 Bissot. 2,000 foot the darkness of gight was coming

May 30 Stapleton

monarch of

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foota

BEL

Charely

noted for his success, de obis bunter-on, and it was deemed prudent to accept the not features of it. Mr. Green, we must Louisa

Those two men were especially engaged

of man to

in order to avail exposing his men to great and beating their hands to keep the photographs he has not yet developed. Bua Pan

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took with him a small photographic ap. Moravian Mr. Grean to ursist bin in bio-expedition, frat sholter that offered itself. A rock pru. paratus, and took as veral photos from differet Pyt

jecting through the ice cap was near, and so of his journay up to the mountain. and to their skill and industry and intrepi dity, be in a great degree attributes its one-steps were cut from their upward track to Mr. Green is a clever sketcher also, and cessful isso. They threw themselves beartsbis: The snow collected at the foot of the taken a series of siketebus, number of which

bo in camp, b l'in water coloure ledge finished in

Advance and 1 soul into the work, with a full determi-rock was scraped away, and here on s

voyage only a few inches wide-ica narrow to showed us. These are very instructive, and Alipo to achieve the object of their nution

the ice sheet stretching

will certainly be of immense isterest to his Ban 186 down upon with if it lay lotus pe Mr. Green was inclined to thousands of fast beer beneath thets, the friends, the merabers of the Alpine Chib. Bas Caso

Burra Norfol Apl. Worgitsky On two occasione

ing paris proned the night, stamping theis fexi. Tho turn back from the route they were pursuing

of Mount Cook, below the snow. Wattans. The spars of dangers, but they cheerfully, eron anxiously, warm, each watching that his fellons did live, are covered with the peculiarly duuse 0. Kay

which has been well Chins i together,

vegetation was Mr. Greon Dorelta (for all were tied faced the risks, and by en doing saved the not go to alsep (

sorbed by Dr

imens which he EDTOY expedition from failure in its main object. and to sleep or slip meint destruction to

to brought down several Mt. Barthy, a young seltier of Taranaki, the whole purty, they haring nating will alow to our data scientist, Golich

The

night was a reen to the Tasman gla- obtain a good grip of). Mr. Green decompanied

the fall, but Both Green and the guides were much Hero cier, and returned after the first day's ro- dreary one. The moon was my last interested to and a number of plants which Kit Oliy Song Sept. 17

beary slonde obscured it; rain

Long Hin Si Apl. 19 Chinos connoitring.

as old acquainteanss among recognized

Enoky The following account of the ascent is constantly through the night, but from this they

Gad compiled from information kindly furnished they were ebeltered by the rock, except when the Alpius vegetation of Switzerland, and Mercury

Prosperity. it requently did, swirled round the guides were particularly pleased to to our representative by Mr. Green. An the wird, as

the curious, Rapid account has been already published of the their insufficient shelter. The hours passed the bautiful; delicate flowered edelweiss, of of England pl. 22 Otten

until the party camped at slowly. The party were wet, and wosky, an apparently the same species as the upward the foot of the fauman glacier, à ponts reach bungry, but they patiently counted the boars much-prized Lower of their native moun Band ed by driving to Bitch Hill station, and till midnight, and then congratulated them. taibe. The plant was in full bloom and the Telegraph

Young Slan portly by driving and partly by pecking solves that half the term of their imprison guides plucked several sprays to take home Thoon Kratom Apl. 11 Vorrath Ebencs to the camping place. The camp at meat was over; wet and weary they must to their friends,

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