ST. MARK'S BAZAAR.

The faricy fair, in aid of4the Church oL.St. Mark, Uemnera. was y. st-.-rday even more suc cessful than on ■ the opening day. !t was y \,m\ e/1 ■..; in the aftern.-'on by numbers of country settle. < andtheirwiv.es who had embraced their onlr opportunity of seeing the bcMiiiea ■ f. art and nature so ea.fl before their eyes in or ler-and-wnh exquisite ta=ite. The evening beiag:remarkably , •fine' crowd 3of ladie3 and gent emen passed beneath the curta'n iuto the temple of fancy.ajid. fun. The ladies, eminently adapted for busi'iye'ds;'. wooed unfl r.v.on musical.additions'rp .tlic fuivl for which they had Mi-ought, and \?hich moved: the eloquence of th-ir hearts, the st»rn hearts' of strong men rn*»lt;ng into extreme tendcrmsi in the pcotenc; of iinulorir.g eye3,':;nd;rm!nberj of puimps were wi lingly lightened by (appeals • t top earnest a nature to be re-i ted. Tins bazaar et'll rominwe'. and as ilits is. the thirl aud la<t clay of it-j exiswnce, there will, doubtless las many sac:1-Tices anl bargains, inasmuch as a large quant ty of valimblu and misce'lanepus. artiejca a, c yet to ba di po.edof. Yesterday the ladjp:.-; and the committee, assisted by a lew energetic young genllemeD, woe uncea?inßin thvir Ir.'iours to make the bazaar .a, buccess. The r-inlt of the days takings clearly showed that their labours had been fully rewarded,. The total takings amounted to £191 Is and TO distributed as follows:-Renmera stalls, |io vided by Meadame* Alomn and Jackson, £lb , Mesdames McMillan. Xolin. and 1 onus, £01, ml Pri t and Mra Scilars. £12 183. These ladies were assisted by the following attendants: MiU Westwnod, Jackson. Nolan, p!pv'r-r lnrv> and Tonks, who nrc. deserving oi . ereVy prXiscfor their ene- gy and attention which po materitilly contribut«ri to increase the sales. The' Ersom and Newm-vrket stalls, presulKlover by Mrs Alexander Heather and MrH Geoige £38. Mrs BaiVd and Airs fc'<-ccombe, £30256 d. lh<s.> ladic'3 -A-ero-Msi-t (1 l.y Miss Kacksti-aw, Mi|3 Barstow. Miss Qua'ti-r. Misses Shepherd (2), v>-ho-c-;<-vicc3 were invaluab'e throughout tlie wholn day. The taking? at, the door amount d to £17 6--. There yet reman many articles toi sale, sjmo of Wi>ich a<e entitled to special notice. Ainagnificenlilro s-ivob of fnw . folds wiU be ?olt this eve»mir. The front side ot this article has abl<ck back ground, covered with civsts apriiq usb work of flowei s and bird*. On the rover c si la is nn immense a-nount ot work looking like one largo pictm-c, but which in -rcility consists of evcy variety of character ot some Jiundreds of pictures, all cut out by hana and ilaeed together with exquisite ta^te, and skill, jniicatincr an ft mount .of patience and jtia^mßi-t whioh is sn-.-prising. _lh> contribution is from the hands of Mrs J• M. Baird. of JSpsom. We must not omit to.notice one of tiiose many similar articles which have ■b epll crvd -incH-ths bnzaar was openea. it s a m£t haudPome and beantifnl bride. Btttfedin a gorgeous costume, vith a Jong flownig tiam and s-itin boots, and a bcautitul face, w.itn ■-Steotae blue croc, rtrownea with a wreath aud IS f i:n^ flowing real Jiair. covered with a hSonie'y woSced wile veil. The lady herselt stands e.ect. with her lace l!Ma°*I q °? e hand, and her bouquet of orange Woreomsm ■the other, ready to receive and celebrate the nuptials with the partner .of her joys, and fully realising the importance of the occasion The work Itself, ns far as we could sec, is or the best possible kind, a-d all raiofally sewed b3r^"° and our reporter was informed that e^ery portion of the lady's trossean was of the same tW*fnl character and would supply to any fnt , 1T .,. 1 ,,- ovtiplp of a a^ys attire, and of the newest^effiS from Paris. This beautiful con trlbStioHs the work of Mrs Scotter, of New mS to whom the committee must be very Snch indebted. There are many other articles worthy of special notice, but which we have not " '^ to alloY to allude to at present. Tjpstaira was ]t°3t ° etfy well ocenpied last evening; 3 to n^sht there will be open toi view tbe "Picture Gallery," the -Fig Pond," the "Gips/s ■ Tent " the '-Wonderful Wesser." the Polj technic " nnd the " P.emsomaketmarpuerawen. Th£ latter object, which is of Russian and German orV?n Is, we are informed, worthy of SSnilS to vrovirte rcft-eshmenta of aveiT Scroription, »J h bis usual natisfaclion.

MASONIC.

Acbruionial of a very imposing character, monthly raeclinx; the chief buaineaa en this i«*W M for the ensuing twelve months. Ayeiy faeenamhwofbrethren attended tbemeeting. so fa- c insert, as to make the want of a laive hall \«* filtin? accommodation for Masonic Smito*ea»"S£? felt; a want which received un favourable comment from the brethren present, but one which, we are gfed t ? lerarn, B :about to RWPuM fc, Bro <*. P. Pierce, P.M.; ■ VJW;D.a»:M.T E.C., Bro E. T. Wildman, P.M.; VSDBGW, XC, i-ro W. Lodder, P.M., P k ■ V.w.u.G. Sec , E-C. Bro H._G. Wa<le, Pif! VWPG sec, I.C, Bro W. J. llees, •■• -p*". w'pGSU "l.&. Bro. A. Brock P.M.; ■ M? 4. LoflßO, Ara, 318, I.C Bro M. Levy; TufuSL S.C.. andl folloyving P.M.'a: Bro. ■WHSkioner, 1333, 8.C.; BroM.S Leers 942, 8.C., 1333, E.G., and 380, 1.C.; Bro G M kitford, 348, I.C. and 13oa, Ji-.0. TheW.M. Bro, theßeV. O. M- Nelson, opened the Lo"' ? e n form (it halt-past seven, and after the usual ceremonial and preliminary rou me the WM. who. on this occasion, acted tor the • flr.ttimsas installing Offlc^ a duty hither to performed in the most faithful, zealous, a.id efficient manner by W. Bro. 3iOerß, P.M. Bro. charges and important portions of the ritual of ■ this cerriraouy, could nvt fail to enhance the hStutfes tfSSwonry in the heat of the iistener. ■ShoieVhotoa not previously visitea Lodge _W M Bro F.W.K. Dawson; P.M. and Caap., Bro^ißev C. M. Nelson ; S.W., Bro R. C. Dyer; fw BtoW Kattray; Treasr 4 rer, Bro VV..H, Sfp.M; -Sec. M P. Leers, P.M.; Director o Sa-emonies Bro! K. S W.llcocks; Orgamst, TsrnS Roe-rs- S.D., Bro Major General J. W, S ,;*••? D Bro W.S. Collins; 1.G.. Bro Goss^fc; J.D., «ro v.o ro 'C. Porter. •TheibreclSn haAng 5.1y selected the W M., w BroNeUont-henunprossivcly addressed the nowlyanointed officers and the brethren i/ lUrnn ihc:r respective duties, and tho m ■l?alUtioH "eremonial h^ing thus concluded, the fodea was riosorl in peace, love, and harmony, loagevvdbiiu adiournert to the banquet fablewell SStyßro. Hood. The manner LwWcialtlie wants of the inner man had &.-« anticipated aad provided for by mine host, ■ SS°of general commendation. After - t h e xve^ht 0" the board had been emmderably ■ flimin^hed the good things had. disappeared, adSVas saTd, the exhilarating gJ ass was r reT?^t'::d in f-trictsst moderat on;, and o£ the evening received due «nenUon interspersed by mellifluous strains from the vocalists previously mentioned,^ "Seei: 'and other concerted music.^; The i>,«riiVi4 nfAbercorn." Bro J. Adams prupO3ed *T?ebi,°rict Grand Master. X.0.. Bro G. S, . Oraoam toeP-Q- Master. S.C., Bro. F.^hitaker Master. I.C Bro-.G, P.. Pierce." "'•W Bro Kel3on then proposed, in a most eulo "eVti'caOdress, thetoa^t of the-evening; "The v/M of the Prince o£ v\Tales: Lodge, Bro T»avA'o"'; He aUuned in feeling terms; to-the MaTonio career of Bro. Dawson tida by aide wich ilsmoWif in rho i oflge, and but one step removed SSSSIsn S feltoonvinced thatthewelfare of tne Lod-'e could be in no better hands, l*% ™rc\n&irxg. by exhorting the newly- officers to suppo.t the Master by tnTdSe Ld iSt fnlfllment of their .duties. ■Th> W °I- repliel very appropriately, and Sialy, expressing grateful thanks for the klnt»i IsVostohrted to him. Bro. W. H Skinner, P M lave -'The Installing Master,'^ and took occasion to allude ; o the excellent way in which the ceremonies of. the evening tod -been con wtffl Hro Nel?on ex: resscd his siuceie Soknowled>menMT'° The Past-Masters of the Prtce of Waes Lodge" was then given by Bro. R O. Dyer, S W., ami suitably acknow ledVed-in a few most pertinent remarks by Bro. ippvV P\l This worthy brother then elo quently proposed "The Visiting Brethren,"' conplin" with the toast the name of Bro. Past-Maatsr Alonta>;u. of Sydney, a brother of hi-ii d-stinction in the craft, by whose presence the lod' s 3 whs honored that evemng, Brothsr. Montagu, in reply, stated that he could wish oue be two things: either that tbe hour, wag much later, so that he might be spaced the necessity of unworthily representing the number of distinguished brethren who were standing up in response to the tpa<?t, or that it were much earlier, so that he might have time toexprefs the feelings he experienced at the honour so distinctly conferred on him. JHe ex perienced on this occassisn the full b nefifr of the Masonic tic. For the first time in the many veara since he had been admitted to the craft, iie found himself in a peculiar portion. On other- occasions, when travelling through ..the neifrhbouriog colonies, accompanied ,by his treasured certificate, he :had been-v sp weU known— through his position as a journalist and bvbrethrenwho had sat with him in Lodge and 'could-vcich for him—that he did not require to use them. On this occasion, coming asi ranger, to a'strange land (except by letters of nitroduc ■t!on), an the hurry of departure, he left his rertifr^res behind, ar.d hence, had to work his way into Lodge. He had satisfied the closest

but very jngcessary, Scrntiny; but, ottofe within ; the sacred "circle of the mystic tie, the bondsupf fellowship Jind, brotherhood! were caEt i;afoijnd Biin"""in"" 1 close'" embrace,; -and friends were, secured where- before everything seemed :drear and cold;- Next to benevolence, and -charity, hospitality was the great Masonic principle; and it became the brother, who had tasted of its benefits to repay the debt by stand ing forward as the champion of Masonry, when ever the breaihof cjivy or.malice a'tacked the purity of its principles- Bro. Montagu con c'uded by congratulating-the brethren of this Lodge oii the excellence of its working, judging by the' ■conduct' pi '•■he officera en this occasion. " The bfflcers of the Lodge Prince of Wales" was then given by Bro. E../J,1. Wildrnan, D.D.G.M., lin one of the best speeches of the evening, sup potting his well-merited praise of these brethren by the recapitulatioji of his own personal ex perience o£ their efficient conduct and general merits. B--O. R; C. Dyer, S.W., responded. 'J.he following toasts alao"rec:oive.l able proposal and due recognition, 'The D. G. L. officers"Jßro. Wildman. D.D.G.M., in respona?.), Ine Brethren who rendered the Music," "Tne newly (lately) initiated Brethren," by Bro. Kattray, and " The poor and distressed Brethren. ' Our next happy meetirjg" concluded the proceedings, and the brethren separated after a most agreo able evening.

Ig»KNfNft.?BT^taaA.TjUßHi».fr SEFl|EMßiat,ft4?a /

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. THE REMU ERA YARDS. POWERFUL DRAUGHT STALLION. t7?OR SA'= E, at Remuera, on Monday, 1 September 23. at the Cattle Fair, the pro perty of Mr. McNiccol. An Unusually. Heavy-draught Colt, rising three years, by "Lord Derby." imported ' by W. Goodfellow, out of Mr. McNiccol s prize draught mare. ALFBET) BTTOK^ANI"). ~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. THE- RE MB ERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, 60 Kwes, Lambs at side 80 Wether Hog^etts 3 Rams. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. THE SEPTEMBER FAIB ■ ■ Will be held, at REMUSRA, on MONDAY, SEPT. 23 For 500 head MIXED CATTTK, a large pra portion Two-year-old Steers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. THE EE.MUKSA YARDS. 171 OR SALE, on Thursday next, ai J one o'clock, 100 head Fat Cattle 400 Lai-ge framed Fat Wethers Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. THE DRURY SALE THE REGULAR SALE will be Held on Wednesday, September 19, at 12 o'clock, foi a larger than average muster of Young Store Wanted to Purchase—Two DraujjLt Hoi-3es. ALFRED BUCKLAND ' ~ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. .-Under Warrant from E.M. Court. : STEAM ENGINE AND BOI'El?, ; WINCHES, PILE DRIVER AND ; MONKEY, TIMBER. ; rjOBE Subscribers will sell on the pro ; JL mises, near the Q.ueen's Hotel, Karanga ; hape Roa^, on Mondsy, 16th inst, at 11 o clock, ! Under Warrant from E.M. Court: '. ..:. Steam Engine and Boiler Two Winches Pile Driver and Monkey Timber, &c. ; SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. ; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. i FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND ALLOT MENT, TURNER-STREET, UPPER ' QUEEN-STREET. ; TWO ALLOTMENTS" EDEN PLACE, EPSOM. THE subscribers have received instruc tions to seU by public auction at the , Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, ICtli inst., i at 12. o'clock, UPPER QUEEN-STREET—That comfortable five-roomed Cottage situate in Turner-street, immediately adjoining Rifling's Boarding 1 House, erected on Lot 23 of the subdivision of allotments 5 to 10, Section 37, City of Auckland, 33 feet frontage by 99 feet deep. KPBOM—Lot 9 and 10 of the subdivision of i allotment 45. Section 6, Suburbs of Auck land, known as Eden Place, and situate . r opposite the property1 of ilis Honor Judge Gillies, and at the back of the residence of Thomas Weston, Ksq. SAMUEL COGHRANE & SON, ' ~._',. . Auctioneer!?. , B. TONKS] IR. C. CAER. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. EARTHEN WAR E, GLASSWARE, : ..■ '■ china. Ex Lady Jocelyn, fuom London. ' ;';. b. tonks & co. . ¥;STILL sell on Monday, the 15th instant, \y ,; ';.: at 11.o'clock. 31 hhds., crates, arid cases of Earthenware, . Glassware and China, consisting of Cups ' and' Saucers." Bowls, Plates,; Chamber .' Services. Dishes Covers, Jug 3, L'ishes, ■ '":;;' Toilet Sens, Wine 3,; Tumblers, Water . Jugs, Butters, Pickles, Sugars and :. • ■' Creams, -Candlesticks, Salts and Mus .':;--:,!- 'tards, -Ch'anipagues,' Kiiby, Hocks, : r ,7;, K;;Goblet3^; "^"SV^r '■'' '''■.':- '. ' ::;"&c.,; &c, -isc. ■ • ■ ■ -| S.. 3D- .per, DOZEN.— Ale and Porter JL. Botll.es Purchased in any quantity.— Eh'renfried Bros., Qiieeri:streetV, - Pianoforte' ' s^^S^^^P Tuner to His Kxcellencythe <S^^^^^^f (Sovernor. aO BER LI N BROW N, • PIANOFORTE asd HARMONIUM TUNER, &C., from Broadwood's and Allison's, London. ■''"■ —— ' — <■• Pianoforteß tuned on the equal temperament system, toned, regulated-, and repaired. Orders left at Messrs. Upton & Co.'s, Queens COLDS I: COLDS!! COLDS!! Are you suffering from a Cold, and anxious to pet rid of it ? Then go to the TURKISH BATHS and try the new thermo-oxygen Bath, which has never failed to cure. This Bath (iudiciously ap plied)!with the wet-sheet Pack, is the greatest remedial agent for the prevention and cure of Colds.' Try it; no cure no pay. Coat of Bath, ss. Two gentlemen came tc me within a few days, with a most distressing and Unbearable attack of Influenza. Both entirely Cured in one Visit! This Bath Rives the constitution the wonderful capacity of wrestling with and enduring the constant changes of temperature. .- - Testimonial.—"Mr. K. D. Sykes.—Dear Sir, It affords me much pleasure in bearing testi mony to the efficacy of your treatment in the Turkish Baths, of a severe attack'of lumbago in one week.1 The third bath acted upon roolike magic, and I have not felt the slighest symptoms since/ :Ypu are at liberty to make use of this testimonial for the benefit of ■others-who may ■ suffer from the same complaint:—Yours very truiy, Kichakd Gamble.



WHY DO YOU LADIES so often say ( \ .; to your husbands (' How. stupid you are.".; J suppose it. is ; a: way you have; got; any way.' don't say-it any more•" till I give, you leave, tor- I find the married men anything put. stupia "lately.". Why they are. buy ing -my shilling Satiu Scarves as if. they, were, going to.open a shop, and no wonder, for they are really gran'i. It is only ten weeks since I bought 77 dozen, and now I hays iust bought the ; balanco-namoly, 100 dozen more. It ia a chance the men are not likely to get again, as I generally.devote ,mr aelt to the ladies. No one would behevethe bargain they are unless they saw them. Iwiehl ad some for you ladies. Please don't get telling your husbands that they have got Scarves on the brain. Be thankful to know that th«y have brains. I have now reduced the price of-iny.. Cartes de Yisites of the principal Kinga. Queens, Statesmen. Actors, Actresses, and other cele brated personages, excepting myself, from 8s a dozen to 4s a dozen ; and if you are wise you win be in time and get the pick. There is a large line assortment, and it is a chance you are not likely to get aga^n in Auckland. I may as well state that having bought largely at Mr. Brown s sale, in Shortland-streut, lam able to give^ypu preat bargains in Piano Music, consisting of the most popular songs, dances, opera boutfe, and sacred music. I have a lot at Id, l£d, 2d, 3d, 4d, at d 6d, in phaniphlet form. Then I have popu lar Songs and Dances for b?ginnerp,. in sheet music, at 6d: aud the same for adults, in sheets and books, at Is; a few Instruction Books also for the Cornet, Cornet-a-Pision, English Concer tinas, and Organ, at 1«, worth about2s 6a. Then at the same place I bought .JO German Concer-'- Unas, the ones Mr. Brown sold at 17s 6d,, I wi.l now sell at 10s, and some I will sell at d. I have also a few large ones at As Cd and ss. 1 have j uot bought a lot o: handsomely turned plated, chain cup Zanella Umbrellas. They arc going fast already, and no wonder, they aro so handsome. and I am selling them at the ridiculous price of 3d It is the greatest bargain I over bought in Umbiellae, and almost enough to make you wish for a wet day, bo rb to bo able to carry one in your hand. They are also handsome enough for Sun Shades, and will do nicely for the single ladies to bent the too oC their boot with while their sweethearts aro teliicg them how pretty they are. lam selling such enormous hunks of "Worsted at Is the hsnk, worth 2s. Come and see my magnificent new show of Berlin Wool at id. a dozen, and see if. you don't fancy your self: in a lovely flower garden. Also oooie mid sco my good show of Jjinßerinsc Wool at-It a skein, all colours, or 3s Cd alb. Syringes of Good Scent, 4 a Id, and one ald ; Face PowdcJ (for the Stage), 7 packets for Is; all numbers Croch' t Reels and Hanks, 2Jd ; Ladies Good White Stockings, 6d to Is 6d ; Men'a Supenor Unbleached Shocks, Cd; handsome Dog and. Uu. Collars, 9d; Gilt Bodkins. 3d a dozen. I hive bought nearly 'JO dozen of handsome Black Bracelets, Cd to Is pair. The pick of the Belt Clasps from 4d to a Is per pair will be all gone, if you don't mind. Vulcanite Chain, da a yard ; Men's Superior Gilt Watch Guards. 23 eacu; a few Ladies Gilt Necklets left at 33; also a few Ladies Handsome Leather Bags at Is. A few Children's Coloured Boay reduced to Is 3d. No wonder that people call me the public bene factor when I am selling White Flannel from la to Is 63, and Bed do. at is 2d. Come and see my wide Black Braid at Id a yard, or 10d a dozen; Odorotors, for perfuming apart:nents, Is 3d each ; good Darning Necdle3, 2<\ n dozen. Only fauey me selling Military Braid at 4d a dozen yard's. Come and see my Princess Royal kind of Slippers lined with fur, and so handsome, 4s 6d a pair ; and lovely lH'elt Boots the same price. Is'nt it wonderful that lam rolling Men's Courier Bags at 2s mid 2s 6d ; Children's Silk Gloves, 4d ; Black Mohair Fringe, 2d a yd ; Pretty Tracing Braid, 2d a dozen, including fresh colours; white Diamond Braid, 6i a dozen yards; black and white Lace, Id a yard ; Dress Improvors, Id to 6d each; Hair Pins, all sizes,2d for two ounces. All the 6s Jackets, both black cloth and black velvet, are reduced to 3s 6d, and as they are not all alike you had better come soon and pick out ths bi'St. If you Ladies will promise not to laugh i-t me, T will now reduce my Hair Pads to Id euch ; so I should think they were almost cheap enough <o stuff the beds with. Ntlson'a School Books, 3d and 4d; Anderson's Geography, 3d ; No. 4 to 12 Knitting Cotton, Is 9d a ib ; good Tape, different Bizes, lOd a dozen pieces. My word I have some lovely Stay Busks £now,| if the Ladies don't mind going to the price of 3d a pair. I have such handsome Shirt Buttons, 12 dozen for 3d ; Silk Boot Lnces, about )J yards long, -Id a dozed. I will now reduced my Children's pretty Velvet Turbans from Cd to 4d each ; handsome Hair and Hat Ornaments, 4d and Cd each; Brooches and Earrings, 4d the set; Steel Knitting Needles, Id a pair; Bone and Wood do., 3d a pair. My Crinolines at Is 6d are not only handsome and good, but I am selling lately on an average, eight a day ; and I doubt if all the other shops in Auckland put together sell aa many in a year. I bclicvo seme of the sensible women ta&e the hoops out of the Crinolines, audsogf.t a Cheap Petticoat. Ladies Rink Collars, with links, Cd each. Such lovely Linen Cuffs, 9d a pair; Linen Faced do., 2d a dozen. Come and see my nice Jackets for little girls at Is Cd, and see if it doesn't make you wish you had half-a-dozsn litlle girls. I forgot to mention I have a lot of Carte 3de Visite of the people of Auckland taken by Hartlctt. of Queen street, and will sell them at Cd each. Boyß strong Twill Shirts. 23; Men's Crimean do., 2s Gd to 4s; Men's Leather Siippers reduced 1o 3u 6d a pair. Such nice Hair Coronets and Chignons, in boxes, 9d and Is each. Good Elastic, reduced to 36 yards for 6d. When I flr.9t started in busi ness I had not many of the Auckland aristo cracy for customeis. 1 am giad to say, however, that I have now. The regular price of Key Ringrf is not less than 4d each, and yet, wonder ful to relate, J am selling them at Id a dozen. No wonder that my shop is so frequently crowded with ladies, when I sell at the prices I do. White-handled Knives and Forks Od a pair.— W. H. DAMPIICR, corner of Victoria and Hobson-streets. Q E L L I N G O F F! 1 THE WHOLE OF THE WINTER STOCK! JOHN S M I T R, DRAPER., On the Weovg Hu>k ok Qukkn-strekt, Infornm Che Public of Auckland, and surrounding districts, the, ho is com pelled to REALISE tho WHOLK of HIS KNORMOUS STOCK, which wiil be Offered to Purchasers at GREAT REDUCTIONS, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE 1 J. S. would draw SPECIAL ATTENTION to the following Gooda:— BLACK SILKS, from 3/11 COLOURED SILKS, in all shades SILK WORF BALEHNOS J ALL-WOOL SERGES, new shades SATIN CLOTHS, in shades ' HOMESPUNS and CARMELITES WINCEYS I A Large Quantity of FRENCH MERINOS, 1/4 ; worth, 2/9! A Large Quantity of FANCY DRESS MATERIAL at Cost. I 5" bales GREY CALICO, /4J-* : 10 „•■ GREY SHEETING* /Jtti 5 ~ All-wool BLANKETS, i from : .: 6/9 each „ , i 4 ~ ~ 9/6 eacib., 10 ~ Superior ditto ' • 1 ■ .. ?J . CLOTHING. w. Good Tweed Trousers, 8/8 J *~" Good Tweed Trousers and Veat, from 15/11; worth 25/ • | 1..:.. Men's Paget Suits (Solcberg and Melbourne made), 45/ / 1;: 80y.3' Colonial-made Suits igr 6s 6d 1: ' A large quantity of Men's Crimean Shirts at ■ coati . . ' 40 rolls CARPET, Bought Job. fall Uhoico Patterns. ' ■ . " ' . ■. ■ . .',..? '" ' . ■; ■ / i_:__' ■_.",' -: - I ■•■• ■ A few superior DIN ING and DRA\f IIvG SUITS to be Sold Cheap. • ';. m- STILL FURTHER REDUCTION ! INSPECTION INVITED. PATTERNS GIVEN. JO B N SMI TH, j DRAPER, : «sr Wkong Side of the Street, "^ Vext United Service Hotel, Queen-street. EER ! J3EER ! JjEER! The inhabitants of Auckland are probably not aware that SUITER'S BREWERY, Now North Road, is in Full Swing again, but such is a fact, notwithstanding the recent fire. ; . . ; ■ • And if you want Good V Genuine and Wholesome K"RTr."F,:R Pure and Sparkling J -DXLiJIiJ^ THEN TRY SUITER & CO.'S XX, XXX, XXX.andXXXX. 3OTTLED ALE & PORTER, XX. XXX, and XXXX, ON HAND. QUALITY NOT TO BE EXCELLED. MR; FAULDER, Sols Contra?c|or to the City Council for the Emptying^of Earth Jlosets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is prepared o attend punctually to all requests regfii'diug,. he above. Persons, desiring to have tho.said' ilaces attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or ther wise, can have ttie same done by leaving a lOtice, either verbal or written, with the napector of Nuisances, City Council Office, luaen-strect



xr'- MrA' gM irac c, s-x .^s to ck] NEW AUTUMN AND WINTKR ■ :f;i' f D R E S S ■■: M ,A:.TtE R'.., A L: S .'■'; y: T ;/• : Ju.st Opened; ■ . ' -v- - ■■'■\1'iHv- Atkins; .;- ;-:-, ' -NVITKS ATTENTION TO HT9 STOCK ; New Dress Materials, Ladli* ; Jackets, Ulsters, Black and ■' •;■'■ Coloured ■ Silks,' "Velvets, Veive ' teens, &c., suitable for the comiuj? Season. Now on View. Splen did Colours in New Silk Reps, Wool Reps, Wool PopHsettea, Satin Cloths, Wool Sersres.T willed Carmelites, Kstaruano Serges, French .Merlnoa,' Winseya, and Fancy Dress Goods. All splendid value. All the new shades pro ourahle in Stock. The salectloa this season is the largest and beat ever shewn in the city. Good quality Black Silk at 3b lid per yard. All the new shadeti in Coloured Silks. Also Good Che»p Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Table Linen, Flannels, Calicos, and Manchester Goods. IN THH CI,O T H I NY. 1) E I'A X T MiR'N T Now Twf-afi Suit*. Coats, Trow ■ !• sors ftiifir Vivits nnitfiblfi for all c!w.h.kßb. A Inrga Stock of Boy's ,'';, ii-t-A ■Youi.li'B Tweed.Suits, in our ciwn rnako and Imported. An . . . lmnjonne "took of New Tweeds io Bannookburn, Mosglel, Scotch, ; Wont of England, &c. Tailors can select from Uie.largest stock In A»i-Uln.tid 0.1 Wholna*lePrice*. Ohiwij. T-.i'<M\a euitable for Boy'a f?M,ii. QtTAUTY GUAitAJJTBKD, AKt> AU. WHSUKIPTKIHS OP Ph'AIMCTIY AN" ('I.nTH!:N'~». eat li. A T KINS -*» p ARNELL . F. TOMLINSON, Drapek, WARWICK HOUSE, PARNBLL, In returning thanks for the hearty support he has received since opening his new premieos, bees to intimate that having jußt finished stock taking, and finding himself considerably on the RIGHT SIDE OF .THE LEDGER, he has been enabled to make the necessary alterations to meet his increasing business, and is determined to sell CHEAPER THAN KVER ! !! New Goods (in every department), are being opened everyday suitable for the Spring and Summer trade, which for style, quality, and cheapness combined, will bear comparison with any house in Auckland. F. TOMLINSON, BSOPER, Warwick House H"Pahnbll. 1 q H I R T S. SAMUEL MCKAIG Is now showing his Nbw Stock of COLOURED AND VVHITiC SHIRTS, consisting of the following Materials and Makers :— Fr,AX (Light and heavy) ZEPHYR OXFORD RINK FRENCH CAMBRIC NORTH AMERICAN. I can recommend any of the above to be well shaped, and the best patterns ever shown in Auckland. CLOTHING, I beg to di'ect attention to this Department, as it is now well stocked with all sorts of Men's, Boy's, and Youth's Clothing, in medium and firat-clasß qualities. TAILOHING. This Department is managed by a first-class Cutter, and all Garments turned put in rea'lj good style, and on the shortest notice. SAMUEL McKAIG, QUEEN STREET. ITCHEN'S CELEBRATED BLOOI RES'LORKR THE RENOVATOR OF THK HUMAN RACI NO MOKE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION IK TIIE Laws of Health are observed, ordinary can exercised, and BLOOD IIESTORER FREELY TAKEN. This wonderful remedy has attained to t popularity as great as it is surprising. The fanu of the Medicine is spreading over the Auetrn. iian Colonies,—such pleasing notoriety beinf easily explained by the multitude or cures effected, and the special fact, that amonir th( cases cured were seveial suffering Australiar gcatlemen who were visiting Auckland, whe lill high positions, and have ueed their infiucne* in making known the virtues of'the JiLOOI RKSTOKKR. HITCHMN'S CELEBRATED OINTMENTS. RHEUMATIC OINTMENT. A gentle and easily applied remedy foi Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, &c,; for Bronchitis in children, for Contusion-, Swelling 3, Biuiscs and Chilblains. SKIN OINTMENT. A very valuable and much required remedy most effective in its cure of Sores, Ulcers and Eruptions on any patt of the body, and foi Ringworms. FILM OINTMKNT. Sufferers'should fly for instant relief to this unexcelled remedy, as delay in treating tlii: peculiar form of sickness may lead to serious results. N.B.—By request. Mr Hitchsns has arranged the following regular hours at which he may be consul'ed at his private house, Lpper Wakefleld street:—.-.'". From 7 to 9 a.m. . 12 to 1 p.n.. 5 to 7 p.m. HAMILTON BROTHERS, Queen-street, ,-.;- WHOLESAi>n: AGhiN'J'S. . \ Sold by Mr J.'Kdson, Chemist,' Queen-street: ■ Mr A, G. Hughes, corntr of Shortland and Prinpes "streets; Mr Robinson, Chemist, Par: nell;; Messrs HilL & Hudso.v, Victoria-&treet; Mr Fallwell, Otahuhu; Mr Fallwell, Mr it. T. Gillman, Onehunga; Sands and Co., Chemists, Waikato; Mr Broadgate, Symonds street; Mr Kibkpatrick, Kawakawa; and of all Thames Chemists. ; • ;: . UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL^ Extraordinary Curb of an Auckland Omnibus Dkivkr, 21 trars hesidknt, of ■ Long-standing Rhkumati-m. Auckland, August 20,1878. .Dear Sir, —lhad Buffered severely and most acutely from Rheumatism for many years, brought on, I believe, from exposure to alt weathers in the exercise of my calling. For years I could not sleep at night, and waa unable to lie except in one position. Day and night I was full of excruciating pains, scarcely able to move about at all, and as a natural sequence, my general health was also materially iu'iured. I believe I suffered the pangs of Rheumatism, and its attendant evils, in every shape and form, and my life was almost a. burden to me I tried every remedy I could hear of, but without ob taining any relief whatever. The sum I spent in medicine and medical advice was very con siderable, but of no avail, until I invested in a bottle of your Blood Restorer. I confess that I was not hopeful at ail when I pur chased your medicine, I had tried so many specifics without receiving the slighest benefit, bufchaving determined to give it, a fair trial, I carried out my intention. 1 adhered strictly to the directions, and the result is that I am changed from a mere wreck to my former self again—restored to health and vigour, and able to drive daily through all weathers, and at all hours, if occasion requires. I am sure you have never had a worse case to deal with than mine, and although even now, in bad weather, I feel my limbs rather stiff, after sitting on the box for a leng time, I am a living example of the almost miraculous curative properties (under Providence) of your now celebrated Blood Restorer. My friends tell me it is a duty I owe to my fellow creatures to send you this acknowledgement, and if it is the means of persuading, other sufferers to go and do likewise. I shall feel that this letter Js not written in vain. I have the more pleasure in giving this testimonial as it i 3 quite un solicited: Qni your part. You are at liberty, of course, to make any use of this.—l am, wir, yours gratefully, „ ; • Henry Maiden. To H. E. Hitchens, Esq., .; , Auckland. - :



m H I-S T Jp E HOT-EL; !jL QUtf EN-STRBET.. :i .Sy\ ■ :S, SPLBNDID.: BARS : AND: SITTING-ROOMB. 'THE UP-STAIRS BAR BILLIAE D • R G O M UNEQUALLED IN THM COLONIB3. J. LITT LE, PROPRIKTOB. m.HB CRIT M E 3T^^^ toTE^ FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB FAMILIES. SAMPLE ROOMS FOE COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. „,„,„,£, BEST RANDS WINES AND SPIRITS On Hand «OOl)"8TAiLlNG. Horses for Hire at, Moderate Cnai-ReG. ED W ARD~HE WITT, PRQPUIKTO"- ' Tt AIPA 'U A HOT EL, Jl\_ HBLBNSVILIiK ■ (Quintet). The above Hotel is sttnatori on venient and pleasant resort for travellers. T'hi- Bust ok Winks and Spirits. • JAM KB HAND, Proprietor. -*q Al'lO NA L |_| O*' ■ CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. Mr W. Walker, late mine host of the Com mercial Hotel, Hamilton, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has assumed the proprietorship of this yell-knovvn and favourite House, which he intends shall retain ita position as a leading Hotel m me W fl. i kutjO The Booms are large, lofty, -well-ventilated, and liberally furnished. The Suites of Apartments for Families are rTho Show Rooms for Commercial Travellers, Allcock's Billiard Tadlk, and the Stabling Accommodation, are unequalled ii the pro vince ; the latter beinf? under the superinten dence of First-class Grooms. BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSES ON HIKE. The extension of the Railway to Hamilton makes Cambridge less than one day's pleasure Journeyfr^Auc^ni^^ PP.OPRIETOB. Jl> O1 N T BUS SELL HOTEL. MBRCHR. DANIEL ARKELL begs to inform tno travelling public that he nan made great im provomoutu to the above v/ell-known Hotel, and in addition to other excellent accommodation, there is now added a Railway Refrkshmknt Room at the 3tation, for the special conven ience of travellers by every train. The Best of Wines and Spirits. Han cock's parklinpr Ale. cTaTX Mines hot cl, HUNTLKY. WIUjIAM~RICHARDSON Bega to inform Waikato settlers, and the travel ling public, that he has assumed the proprietor ship of the above Hotel, and is determined to make it a flret-cJass resort for Tourists. Sports men, and others visiting the District, and favouring' rim with their patronage. The best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. W. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. RELIMI NAR Y. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. ]!. \. ■ i'BOTT (Present Pioprn.ur of the City Club Hotel), has pleasure in announcing that ho has purchased the UNITHiD SHJRVICI^ IIOTJCL, Queen-st.reet, and t«lces poss^asion on TUESDAY, Ist OCTOBER NEXT, Extontive additions and improvements will be effected, A Spceinlty will be ina?e of the Wholet-ale Family ai:disottle Depu.rujient. Further parti<:ulard in fnture advertisement. m SPOTTING. "^3& All tusinc-ss connected with Sporting mattera will on ai.d after Ist Ociobcr vert, be trans p.cicd at U,c UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. L. D. N ATHAN & C° Agents, Auckland. .: DUBOUCHE & CO., ; [Established 1819.] HIPPERS OF BRANDY COGNAC J i^flpflP /DUSOUCKfe'a-r^ 4HOS|f |U- xTWHUSr^yK^CASKS, CASKS^ftiFLASKS ■ Csa. Sole Agents for Auckland— ; •■ . : L. P. NATHAN & CO S'E'W^ls'NHl' i\/| A C H IKE!S; ---: -•-. •■ ':-., :-. : -litl. ■■■. •■■ ■:■ , ;.;v, ■ . :. [ESTABLI>II)D 1R35.]. ;. . W. H. SHAKESI'F.A !;'■<• n<»., "' SEWING MACHINE M ANI F\> TU iIERS, .246, QOEIiN-S'l UKKT. r ~'■ - Auckland, Respectfully invite nil Ladies in want of really FIRST-CLASS SKWING M AOMIN Ks. to call at t.lie above address. (Immr-diatmy opposite the City Market.) . Having been enpraged in the, Manufacture, Inipovtrttion, an'?. Sale of all kinSs o f. Hewing Machiiw.a since their introduction in Kngland, we not. only theoretically, but praotioally, understand every Branch of the.Trade. y\*o shall shortly receive a Very Large and Carefully-selected tstockof Machines most suit able J!o- New Zealand Industries, which we shall Sell at tho LOVVEST ENGLISH fHICES for Cash. ~ "We »lso desirn to call your attention to the fact that we never "Hire" Machines, as un scrupulous dealers, get them cleaned up when returned, and sell them as new, after being pro bably seriously damaged by the late hirer. We also undertake the r/vpairing of all the better claes of Sowing Machines, and guarantee their proper working after being in our hands. FITTINGS. NEEDLES. SHUTTLES, FINEST MACHINE OIL, SPRINGS, &0., &0. Dealers and Shippers Supplied. '. Unlimited Instruction Free to all the Purchasers. Remember the address: W. B. SHAKESPEAR & CO. QUE E N -STREET, AUCKLAND, • " (Immediately oppoßite City Market), IESTABLISHBD 1855.



T- ■ & - f TTX I C"X E;Y; • " INVITK j THIS ATTENTION X>F PARTIES FUBNISHWG . TO THRTR NHW bTOCK ; ~.'.. ; .' .;■: ■■■ of :•; i TAJL-Ll—.C TT J L E R V ELICCTRO-PLATKD AND NICKEL SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c, &c, «°- JOSEPHJRODGSRS&: SON'S ivoky-handled] TABLE .AND DESSERT KNIVES JOHN WIG FALL &CO.'S: ' bone, hokne, & stag-handled knives, • .;.. IN GREAT VARIETY. CHRISrOPHKR JOHNBO CELEBRATED SUI.SORSI! HKIFFOB.S & KODGKRS RAZORS 1 RAZORS SI RAZORS WILLIAMS & SALT'S BCJTCHER3' STEELS AND KNIVES. Britannia Metal Tea Pots Tra;tf. Charcoal Irons, ', . , Knifo Boards, Boilers ; : Saucepans and Kettles Hucktt-s 2auip Oven? FryinK Pans, Milk Paus Tin Basins and Dishes Brooms, Sho«. and Scrubbinsr Brushes. K& Five pek cent lii-coont allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Goods amounting to 20s. AMI UPWARDS. TTMPEPJAL SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. Dr. Hassall's Report. The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, st, Hoiborn Viaduct, JS.C., London, Sth May, 1877. ; Report on a Sample of Imperial Schiedam Sch napes, received from Mr. H. J. Haet. We have subiected a sample of the above named article to a very careful chemical analysis and examination. ,-;\-S-\. The results'of the analysis, whien are set forth in a separate report, show that this spirit is of good strength, practically free from acidity, and that it contains but traces of solid matter in solution. It possesses a delicate and agreeable aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr. Hart's Schiedam Schnapps is a very superior article of its clasß, is well purified, and quite genuine. (Signed) -Armrnß H. Hassatvl, M.D., Author of "Food and its Adulteration Otto Hi.'ixNT^R,,F-C.S., P lio Analyst. . g. A I *3S?- -'' W' ' ""I*3 |f 'III! Of *•* if'ilP'i jil!l|iS? ilfSl *^** *V _^1 Mk ill! 'iirjll *M« iHi;:" WM. JOHNSON'S ■ RI'TPORT. Government Analytical Laboratory, Melbourne,. 23rd July, 1877. Henri J. Hart, Esq. , ;, :, 'Sir,—l have the honour to report- for your in formation that the sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps forwarded by you to mo has been sub- mitted to a.searching. chemical r analysis and critical examination, the 'result of which enables me to "state' that it is the; Finest Sample off Schnapps that has as yet.come under my notice. 'It has a,pure fragrant 6d6ur, and is absolutely '.free frpm'ariy'trace '6i fusil :'or:.other" iniurious impurity, and has evidently:been distilled froni superior; rye'grain, always usfd 1 instead of malt in the production of the choicest; qualities of. 1 Schnapps., Ifc-.is very"smooth; to the palate, and: in thisrespect'.corhpares'favpurably-with other .samples' ofirered.fdr,- sale.. It may beadvised.as equally suitable, 'for medical or economic pur poses. ;' ' ;■•'; . '■■ ■,' -r " ~ • ■; "• :';: ■' '.\" ;. '■''" ' *'.' Ihave the honour to be, &c.,,'': •. ; ■i.. ■: (Signed) Wm v John-6n, ■ " Analytical Chemistio tha Government '-. ■ :■:.'■; •::." i of Victoria; --.. ;, ■- :■■■- ]<k ' This Pure Medical Spirit, Superior to anyn ; the Market, andLower'in Price, is offered to the Public under the full conviction 'that it will, supersede allothers now in use; ; "'-■■ ' '•' '" , A TRIAL IS EARNESTLY.^SOLICITED. '".'OWEN & GUAHAM, '■;'; . . ' MERCHANTS, AGENT1 iTOR AUCKIiAND. __ PA N D I. M cL E O"r7, © TIMBER MERCHANTS, ••■ - ■:«':-l' ! :v .;;- AND- ,l\ f- -,'ii f:;' .-.- I GENB RA L ST O R SKEEPBRB, ; HELENSVILLE (South). All kinds of Timber supplied to order. '■ A BERDEEN POLISHED GRANITE -£SL.-. MONUMENTS, In Bed and Blue, from Free on board ship to any part of New Zeaiakd Inscriptions Accurate and Beautiful. Lists and Prices frk& fr6m JOHN LEGGE Sculptor. Aberdeen. Scotland. BA X tCRS, OBSERVE I—Day Books ' specially made for the Trade. Music and Magazine, arid, every other kind of Bind ing Ledgers. Day Books, and Registers rulkb by William Lets,, next Evening Stab Office, m a v Pi I c o a l; Diiect frcm the, and at current rates, frdn' '' . ' ~,-" ~'. '' ."; - ' ANDERSON & CO.,' : ■ •' !| • •" ; Mechanics' Bay. ,



•.. ■ < A 1; Opposite thk Market ~T» Rf •: ; ; ON SALE, >N STOCK '" IP Single and Double Sreech-loadingaak w, " W* loading Fowling Pieces Kantl,Musi my Just Received, ex Late Arrivals W Best Brands in Gunpowder llJ &a- . j| Shot, Eley"a Donbla: Waterproof p«««, „ f gd^Cy Wadding. Ptjft^ | CyUnSho^uns Cartridgeßl f°r *W**«h If Gun Cases, Waterproof Covers " H Game Bags, &c. ... -:-/Ai, ■ X" Breech-loading Implements ot every *«„ P>f tion . ■ .'.■ *:üBBO. .' IJ.I ''-■&■ Patent Chilled Shot '■ . ~ ■ Breech-loading Revolvers and Am n«-« S& Infantry Swoido ■■^.f m ;.?»»>%. I§§ Fi.shing Tackle -' .• •■:.: \~ ■~ ■ 3if i.~ l§§ Fireworks. !?■; ' : ' ' '■- ■ Us T A DIES, TAKE NOTE OP THlsf P J_J Two important points should' not b« w X sight of in selecting a Sewing Machine wiSr! IH Be not misled by IOHR and extravagant nnft- "' i the papers about Machines which arefreannnii 11 ill made only to soil, and more frequently mm vy !iji those who, from their wast of mechanicalX y B ledge, can only parrot-like repeatthepTiff Hi Beware ofpurchasing aSewißgMachinebe^ m it happens to be a few shillings- cheaper >**a ill have afterwards to p-iy dearly lor it in wnr™ Hr delay, and vexation. The undersigned from w' ill intimate knowledge of Sewing Mechanismi«m' ii onfidently recommend Taylor's PatentßewS» ifl Machine as a really prood, genuine, and wSf tested Machine. In addition to the Lock-Rtit^ W Machine, the Taylor Co. have introduced a3 B Twisted Loop Machine. Price, with extS ■"Hi Guineas.—lnHpection invited at the Sole Aon&l R T. PEA COCK'S, iShortland-street, opposite^ t« Post-office.1 . ■•;: .■ .■_ ' B QATJTIOJS TO THE PUBLIC I DR. BRI&HT'g PHOSPHODYftE. Whereas it having become known to'the Pro. I* prietorsof "Dr. Bright's Pho3phodyne" thata U . Medicine, emanating from an unscriHraicms :y'm London firm, is exported to India, China&c IP and foisted on purchasers as equal in efficacy to Dr. Bright's Phosphoilyne, they feel it due to the 111 public to specially caution .them against this'-ii compoTind, and request their moat careful- fti attention to the following distinctive character- IV* iaticsof Dr. Bright's Phospnodyne:— • S Ist. That Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne Is Bold B* only in onses. " •: 2nd. The wcrda " Dr. Bright's PhosphoflW # if are clearly blown in each bottle. • ■ -i 111 3rd. The Registered Trade Mark and Sla&. tuie of Patentee, aro printed on the, label o! every case. '':.■ £th. Directions for v in all1 the^ following languages ars enclosed ) each case^-EngM French. German, Italia Dutch,. Spanish, P(» tuguese, Russian, Danish, Turkish, Petßiaa, Hindostam MadraHse, Bengalee. Chinese, and Japanese without which none can jJOSBiBLTbe Genuine*. DR. BRIGHT S PHOSPHODYNE ia the only reb'able remedy for Nervous and Liver Com nlaints and aU Functional Derangements. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is patwn. ised by the aristocracy and the elite, extenMTely used in the Army and Navy, and stronglyre commended by the leading Medical EraoU tionera. DR. BRIOHTS PHOSPKODYN[K is BOiaby all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendon throughout the Giobe. . * .. N.B.— A&V for Ull. BRIGHTS PHOSPHO DYNE, and do. nol.be persuaded: to; "take any useless and Possibly Dangeronß Suhatitnte. |~ |^< A T:E F U L.—o O,M F 0 R.TING h ep ps 'sco co *. ';; ii BKTSAKKAST. [ "By a thorough knowledge of !th'e" nateal p; iaws which govern the operations of. digestion M and nutrition, and by a careful'application of [5, the flue properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr, tef Eppshas provided our breakfast-tables with a | r de'icately flavoured beverage which, may save fj us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the jndi- L^ cions use of such articles of diet that a conßtita- ; n| ) tion may bo gradually built up until strong \-*i enoupth to resist every tendency to" disease. ;. Hundreds of subile nialadies are floating around jm us ready to attack wherever there is a weak jj;' point. We may escnpc many a fatal shaftby jv, keeping ourselves weil fortified with pureblood f" and a properly nourislied frame."—See article in the Civil Service Gazette. . - ~r . - „ SI ' iladc simply with boiling water ormilk. (1 Sold only in Packets (Tlll3 I'or abroad>,!aT3eM s ■ ..'thu3:— ■ ■ .' m JAMES EPPS & CO., i HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, ; | 48 Threarlneedle-street. and 170 Piccadilly, : § Works: Euston Read, Camden-Town; London | rfIHE GKEATEST WONDEE OF I J. . . . -MODERN TIMES. V !-: Long eiqserience ias proved' these famour : . | remedies to be most effectual in enring eitnea : ■.. m the dangerous maladies or .the (slighter com- g plaints which are more particularly) • incidental i, to the life of a miner, or those living in we bush. ■■>.••■•-; .!-.- ij,;. . Occasional doses of these Pills will guard tto i system against those evils which so often beset. j | the human race, .vi 4-Coughs, colds, and flifh ■ -\ ; | orders of tiie i i rei ar.ii stotaach—the frequent ■- | orerunriers' of fey dysentery,' diarrhcea, ano: ■;, s HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT I Is the mo3t effectual remedy, ror scaias or g wounds, ulcers, rheumatism, and all son | diseases ;in fact, when used according to wie § printed directions it never fails toenre aIIKO | deep andsuperfieia ailments., ,'■, h!. ~ | These Medicines may be obtained, from au respectable Dru^gißts andStorekeepersthrongn- r out the civilised world, with'directionsfor nse n almost every language.; ■ V; i' «i * n . : .They are prepared pnly.bv che/Propnewji t: j THJMAS 'HOLLOWAY,:S : . pxfprd-Btreet j London. ; ;- ■ ■ ■■ - "-'■ ' t . V Beware of Counterfeits that mar emanate fromthe United States;-.- ■>■ -.: ■; i<Ak& : ;\Jten, : k.ti an" blind -factoey WIRBGAUZK BLi]SDS,AN»PEEKqBAT ;; ,. :tm ZIKC BLINDS,; MAYjBK BAD AUCKLAND VE^TIABf/BLIW : : MANUFACTORY, ..- CORNER OF COOK:'AND GR^-gFSIe Of any dimensions, in any" number trom wo to a Hundred, within a given time, ol tee . j best quality, and reasonable, prises and sent to all parts of New Zea- . | : land. Terms cash. Estimates | ■'■:■ . . returned by Post.; : ] A. &X~iBUSBY (L-ATE M. HOSTEN BUSBW „„ ■ VENETIAN BLIND MAKBBS AND Vl"* ■ ■■-.' ■ WORKERS, '"^-tp. '. COEKSR OF COOK AND GEBYr3TBBg^ ■ miME TABLE fob lIAILWAY 'BUS. The 'Bub will be waitiag at the StatSam l**^ Q'rains coEaijig in before 7;30 p.m« leave the Grey-street Junction at th»» vow I times for she Station:— , . - ■ > ;. 850a;m; ! 9t25 a.mi ; g.|Opjn. 10.40 a.m. ■!!■■. :'. 3.30p.m.f Tioketsfor Two Shillings a^Sigenc&, HEl j |