MR SOTHERN'S AUCKLAND EN GAGEMENT.

[BY TELEGRAPH*.]

(From our own Correspondent.)

NAPIER, this day. Mr Sotheun is a passenger by the Hawea to Auckland, which left to-day, and purposes spending a few weeks, and if pos sible to engage the services of first-class actors and actresses for the formation of a theatrical com pany. THE HERETAUNGA BLOCK AGAIN. Hons. J. N. Wilson and H. R. Russell were served to-day with a writ at_ the instance of the celebrated chieftainess Arihi te Nohu, who claims from each, as trustees in her estate, £2,500, and interest thereon for nine years. This trust money was her share of the celebrated Heretaunga Block. Mr Sheehan is daily expected.

A SWIMMING FEAT,

About one o'clock there was a boating accident at the Spit, of a serious nature, which created great excitement. On inquiry it was ascertained that a canoe had been capsized at the bar, and its former occupant was then swimming ashore. Three boats at once put off, but were unable to weather the point at the end of the western mole, owing to the strong tide. However, by this time the swimmer had regained terra firma, and the canoe had been recovered by the Harbour Boaid's boat. Mr Walter Duncan was the hero. It appears that he paddled out to the bar in his canoe, and found himself in the break before he was well aware of it. He successfully rode over two heavy breakers, but the third one unluckily broke completely over him, sub merging the canoe to a depth of several feet. It came to the surface, bottom up, he being still in his seat. To extricate his legs and strike for the shore were the work of a moment, and being a strong and good swimmer, he gained the land at the western spit. He was fully 20 minutes in the water, and was during this period swimming with every stitch of clothing on.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,

As the early train was being got ready at the Spit station this morning, an accident occurred to the railway weigh-biidge which, fortunately, did not result seriously. As the engine'Avas proceeding to the goods-shed it had to pass over the weigh-bridge, and while doing so, through a fIaAV in the castings, the whole structure gave way, making a complete wreck. The engine was got on the line, and Avas not seriously damaged. The engine-driver had a very narroAv escape. He was standing on the step of the engine betAveen the Aveigh-bridge office and the engine, and had the breakage occurred one moment sooner, he Avould, no doubt, have been crushed between the engine and the shed. As it was, he Avas thrown on the side against a lamp-post, and received a severe contusion. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A destructive fire occurred at Omahu last evening. A granary and stables be longing to the Chief Reirata were entirely consumed, besides farm machinery. There was a large amount of grain stored at the building which Avas completely destroyed. The horses, some of which were .very valuable, were Avith difficulty pot out ot the stables, but they suffered little or no injury. The damage done is estimated at over £500, but the building was insured Avith the New Zealand Company for £300.

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

A SPECIAL meeting of this Council was held last eveniuer for the purpose of appoint ing a Town Clerk. Present: The Mayor (Mr Melton), Councillors Clark, McKenzie, Winks, Wood ; Robinson and Coleman. PETITION. A petition was received from the inhabi tants of Conquest Place road, asking that some scoria might be placed upon certain parts of the road. Granted. TOWS CLERK. Mr M. S. Leers was unanimously ap pointed to the offices of Town Clerk and collector to the Borough of Parnell. The regular meeting of the Council will he held on Friday next, at eight o'clock. This was all the business.

COROMANDEL, COUNTY COUNCIL.

(From Our Own Correspondent)

A MEETING of the Coromandel County Council was held in the Court-house on Wednesday, Mr Cadman in the chair. There were also present Councillors Luks, McLeod, Meikle, Smythe, and Blackmore. The principal object of the meeting was to divide the County's shave of the£4o,ooo voted last session in aid of Counties in the Pro vincial District of Auckland. The £2,222 had been already divided amongst tho Road Boards, but there was an inequality in the division between Coromandel and Mercury Bay which it was necessary to rectify. Correspondence.—Letters were read between the Government and the County Chairman on this subject ; from the Hokitika County Council, inviting Coro mandel to send a representative to the Con ference of County Councils at Wellington, which is to meet on the 6th prox. ; from the Bismarcke and French Republic G.M. Co., requesting the County to take over the Bismarcke tramway. Councillor Luks sup ported the request, pointing out that the repair of this tramway would open up com munication with two more batteries on the Coromandel side of the range, and providing increased facilities for crushing After some discussion the Secretary >vas instructed to write to the Bismarcke and French Republic Goldmining Companies, informing them that the Council did not at present see its way to take over the tramway. On the motion of Councillor Luks, seconded by Councillor Meikle, it was agreed " That it is desirable the County Chairman should proceed to Wellington in. order to attend the Conference of County Councillors." The Chairman was willing to' go if the Council wished, but he did not think the advantages would he worth the expense. With reference to the distribution of the funds in hand, about £1,300, some rather extraordinary propositions were made by Mr Luks and others ; finally, however, the sum of £250 Avas voted to the Whangapora Highway District, besides their share (£200) as divided by the Government, the balance to be left to the Harataunga Riding Com mitteefor the Thames Road and other works. •A letter was now read from Mr C. A. •Harris, jun., requesting the Council to petition the Government to give up all •claim to certain lines of road surveyed ■through his property, and to order the road lately completed to Mercury Bay a public .road. It was resolved to petition the ■Government at once to grant the request, not merely for Mr Harris property, but for all lands through which the road passes, to Mercury Bay. The Council passed a vote of thanks to Mi- Harris, for the courteous and prompt man ner in which he had answered communica tions from the Council. A vote of thanks was also ordered to be conveyed to Mayor Keddell, for his courtesy in allowing the Council the use of the Court House, for the sittings.

A reporter from this journal visited John Irving this afternoon, and inspected his boat, made by his own hands without any assistance. The workman is in his 83rd year, hale, hearty, and very communicative. The boat, which is 23 feet in length, copper fastened, and strongly built, would do credit to a much younger man than John Irving. The old man is a shipwright by trade, was born at Sydney in 1796, has been a tem perance man for more than a quarter of a century, and never took to smoking tobacco. He attributes his good health ro a great measure to his abstemious habits. His boat will be 'exhibited at the Temper ance Hall during the next week. We un derstand that thcpld man will say *few words at the temperance meeting 40-mg_t.|

TELEGRAPHIC.

(From our own Correspondent.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

I An influential meeting of the Cambridge Jockey Club was held at the National jjQjp 1 on Friday afternoon, when it was decided to :_*. * the Cl? b °_ a Permanent basis, and erect a te T a,ld. ston .^ B*a}>} luZ at once. The first meeting wIU be hs ld in October during the Cattle Shov week- TAURANGA, tlii^day- TOWN BOARD ELECTION •_ To-day is the nomination day for _.vOV^ Board candidates ; nine are nominated, an. considerable interest is evinced in the result. GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. New North Devon. —The crushing is shaping for a payable return. New North Clunes. — The leader maintains its size and appearance, with occasional colors of gold. Bendigo United.—Strong indications of a reef are coming to hand. SHAREMARKET.

Sales of Alburnia, 51s. Buyers : Chines, 3s 9d; Devon, 7s ; Alburnia, 50s 66 ; Caledonian, 655; Moanatairi, 62s 6d. Sellers : Kurunui, 14s ; Caledonian, 70s ; Alburnia, 51s ; Devous, 8s • Chines, 4s.

COROMANDEL.this day. THE CORBY—SPLENDID YIELD. Corby.—The crushing from 3001bs of specimens and 240 tons of quartz resulted in the return of 16040zs gold, being at the rate of G^ozs per ton. Tringham's lease has succeeded in cutting a leader in the low level, showing quantities of loose gold in some, and also gold in the stone. The miue is looking very well.

Hauraki.—Several shareholders from Auckland are down to test the prospects of the mine, and the stuff from the paddock. The result will be at the legal manager's office on Monday. New Golden Pah.— The manager has knocked all hands off as the water is coming in too fast from the new leader, and machinery is necessary. Anryle.—A meeting of shareholders was held last night, when a call of £5 2s was made on each twelfth share. The prospects tried yield half-an-ounce per dish. Gold is also showing in the stone. Tiki.—A new rush is reported in this locality. The new wharf was finished yesterday by Midwinter and Co. Great annoyance is felt here by the action of the School Board, in reference to the tenders for enlarginc the Upper Township school. Tenders were opened on Wednesday by the Auckland Boards, but no communication has been received here.

MAKETU, this day. THE NATIVE LAND COURT. The native Land Court was opened here yesterday, an application, from the various tribes assembled, was made to adjourn the Court.until Monday to afford an opportunity of discussing their respective boundaries and claims, in order to facilitate the business of the Court to which Judge Halse acceeded. The natives seem remarkably anxious that each claim " Gazette" should be investi gated and titles issued. About 500 natives, from all parts, have already arrived. NEWCASTLE, this day. ACCIDENT TO MR CARTER'S COACH. An accident occurred to Mr Carter's Alexandra mail coach, which came to grief while standing at the Ohaupo station. An engine whistled and four horses bolted. The coach got foul of a fence, and the horses were thrown in a heap, and the coach con siderably broken up. Mr Jolly appeals in the " Times " to-day to his brother farmers of Waikato, urging a renewal of ithe action re the scab case, and if necessary, a commission to be sent to Wellington to the Governor himself.

(Per Press Agency.)

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

At the Upper Hutt this morning Avhile a teamster named Maybey was driving a team of horses toAvards the Upper Htitt railway station they broke aAvay from him and got on to the railway line, galloping in front of the Kaitoka ballast engine. They Avere ran into by the engine, and tAVO horses killed outright. The third was so badly injured, that it had to be shot.

PORT CHALMERS, this day. ARRIVAL OF LONDON SHIP. Arrived: Panmure, 97 days out from London. She brings 20 passengers and 2,500 tons of cargo. She experienced heavy Aveather crossing the Southern ocean. On June 16th she shipped heavy sea which carried aAvay two life-boats from her quarter, the boat bridge, compass, poop rail3, and started the deck house and 60 feet of bulwarks. She sAvept the decks of everything movable, including some cases of sacks.

SUPPOSED MURDER.

One Man Fractures the Skull of

Another with a Billhook.

The Injured Man not expected

to Live.

A MURDEROUS assault, Avhich it is ex pected will end fatally, occurred this morning at Arch Hill. The following are the particulars of the affair so far as we have been able to gather. This morning, Henry Black, a man avcll knoAvn to the police, proceeded to a brothel at Arch Hill, kept by another old gaol-bird, named William Francis Crowe, in search of Kate McManus, w a Avell-known prostitute. The inmates of this brothel are described as four prostitutes named Jane Jack son, Kate McManus, Georgina Lee, and Fanny Spayne. For some time past CroAve has lived on the profits of their E restitution. When Black came to the ouse this morning Crowe appeared anxious to prevent his entrance, and after having some words Avith him

CHALLENGED HIM TO FIGHT,

Black accepted the challenge, and they proceeded outside, and fought several rounds in the yard, Crowe being beaten. Black having proved himself the victor, entered the house,, and commenced talk ing with the girls. Crowe was observed fumbling about for something in the coiner, and a moment after he brought out a bill-hook. This was not noticed by Black, and although the girls saw him, they did not say anything. Crowe then got behind Black and

DEALT HIM A FEARFUL BLOW WITH THE

DILL-HOOK. piThe force of the blow must have been "cry great, as the hook remained firm in tlie man's head. It was afterwards removed by Crowe himself. Strange to say, _ none of ||those present gave information to the police, and Constable Abrams heard of the affair accidentally about one o'clock. He obtained a cart from Mr Ryan, and proceeded at once to the brothel. When he arrived there he found Black lying

IN A PERFECT POOL OF BLOOD. He examined the wound, and.was horrified to find that the skull held been fractured seriously slightly above the ear on the left side of the beau. The wound was about an inch and a half in length being covered with masses of clotted blood it presented a frightful spectacle. Constable Abrams had the injured man re moved to the cart, and then arrested all the persons in the house. He put them all into the cart, and after taking Black to the Hospital, removed the others .to the Police station, where their statements were takeD. Dr Cooper attended to the injured man at the Hospital, and dressed the wound. Information was sent to the Police that

HE WAS NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE, and Superintendent Thomsm, accom* panied by a' justice of the peace, proceeded to the Hospital to take Ms depositions.

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« Persons who adopt tblse for fuel are scarcely ever known tof eV-H to the use of coal " The value ot coke as a luel, and as a means of economy of coal, is not appreciated sufficiently. A mixed fuel of coal and coke is invaluable for the ordinary purposes of heating, and still more for those of cooking and raising steam, as it absorbs the smoke or inflammable gases given off by coal during combustion, and renders the hre brighter, clearer, and hotter. Every house, holder should buy coals and coke at the same time, and, if convenient, mix them, smaller bills and satisfaction will be the result. The price of coke is advertised else- A-diere.—[ADVT.l _____



11% /r~R W H. DAMPIER'S Advertise- IVI inent' of Wonderful Bargains is to be -*-' id in the 2nd column of 4th page. £~ ~^INETMAKER Wanted; good wages f^Ax. *7 ons tant employment.-Apply Monday \J and vo ?"!^nd ten, to Wm. McArthurand between m_ - ee t. Co., Queen-sU TXTN TE X DRAW _:_-«.— SH O P C O of KOO a second hand Counter Wanted a lot v _\\ b. Hill, Chemist, Op- Drawers ; any sizes.- a j, positethe^heatrelJ^ -—^^j a first . TO BOOTMAKERS. -es given.-D.Fort, class hand, highest -#*_$. Shortland-street. __.__-_». Wanted DEVONPORT Districtß'oa.^" na for the from residents only, appMcfttto- _p_,rtl offlce of Librarian for District Library. - m w. culars may be had from Mr. May .- Or £?•_ _ H. Brown, Chairman. q EVONPORT District Board.—Watite^ up to 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday next Ten- , dersfor 20 Tree Fences, same as these notvin use in the district.-W. H. Brown-Chairman. \ DEVONPORT District Board.—Wanted* ; up to Wednesday next, the 17th instant, applications for tho office of Poundkeeper from persons who have no interest In cattle, and who can offer a suitable site for a Public Pound.— iV, H. Brown, Chairman. . 5 BAKERS.—Wanted, a good steady Man, to take charge of a Bakehouse at Coromanrich-Apply to T. H. Hall and Co., High-street- , ___ WANTED to Sell, a- Baker's Cart in good working condition ; a week's t; lal will he given, and no reasonable offer refuser I.— Apply at tho Cheap Furniture Mart, next tho Public Baths. Victoria-street Bast. ANTED, _ General Servant. Re ferences required.— Mrs Dacre, Pons ,onby Road, , ANTED KNOWN, that R. J. T. has Paid Mrs Reynolds, West Quecn-stro et, the sum of Eighteen Pence. WANTED, a respectable Girl about 15, willing to learn and help in a small family. No children.—Apply Star office. W~" ANTED, Latin Tutor for Evenir ~g Class Tuition,—X„ office of this paper, ANTED, Everybody to com*, to the Teetotal Meeting To-night at the Temperance Hall. WANTED to Thank our Cus* tomers for their past patronage, and to in/ brm them I have taken the Shop next Mr Linabury's .—PuLLENG, Fruiterer. WANTED, a smart Boy.—D. Fort, Shortlaiad-Btteet.



WANTED, as good plai n Cook, a trustworthy woman, who is also a _ood bread-maker. — Mrs. Covvie, Bluhop'. • Court, Parnell. , WANTED, a good Tailoress.—Apply Hi__ins, Victoria-street. WANTED, Tenders tor the Weekly Supply of about one ton of liest Table Potatoes.—C. Burton, Charcoal Bisrrait Manu facturer, Queen-street. W^~ ANTED, a Barman.—Apply imme diately, with reference, to this office. ANTED to Let, to a respectable person, a Furnished Bedroom with fire place, suitable for a lady attending business. Terms moderate.—Address Star Office. ANTED, a Boy.—;V«pp.y between 8 and 9 to J. Winter, g., Queen-street. _ WANTED, a Clicke*.~ _and~ Pressman. Constant work.—Bailey and Wilkins, Boot Factory. High- treet. ANTED, a good General Servant; references requi red. — Apply to Mrs. Arthur H. Nathan, Sun*nyßJde. Symends-street. ANTED to Charter, Small Vessels suitable for currying timber.—Auckland Timber Company (Limited). WANTED, an Assistant for a Country Storo. — r3end particulars, reference, salary. &c. to ZO, Star Office. WANTED, one or two Allotments fronting or near tho harbour.—Address HT, this office.. "\XTANTE.D, a strong Boy.—Apply at T T this oflloe. WANTED, employment as Clerk or Book-keeper, by a man of thorough business habits and experience; {rood references given.—A pply to CX, Star Office. WANTED, by a married couple, two comfortable Furnished Rooms, with board; house of a widow preferred.—Apply I RT, Star Office. i WANTFD, a good Nurserymaid ; re ferences required. — Mrs. Runciman, O'Connell-street. Ponsonby. XTTANTED, a good Cook and Laundress; W also a competent Housemaid; refer ences required. — Apply to Mrs. S. Morrin, Mount Hobßon, Remuora. . WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making and Machining.—Apply imme diately to Miss Lockwood, next Mr. Wilson's, Baker. Grey-street. ANTED, by a respectable young person, a situation as Companion to a Lady; is wiiling to make herself useful.— Address B._*., Star Office. _ WANTED, a Cook.—Apply to Mrs. J. C. Firth, Mount Eden. ANTED, Stone Wallers to build only; stones collected.^Apply Larkins and O'Brien, Kaipara Railway. ANTED, a respectable Woman Servant for the country,—Mrs Martin corner of Hobson and West Quoen-strcets. ANTED, a Fitter and Trimmer ; one accustomed to factory work.—Geo. Black and Co., Aberdeen Boot Factory. ~ ANTED, a Governess to proceed to Waikato ; most bo thoroughly com petent, and a good teacher of Music—Mr : Wayte, Stationer, Queen-street.l ANTED to Sell, cheap, a Baking Business.—Apply J. Brame, this office; or to Mr. J. Robertson. Coromandel. WANTED, a Girl to make herself generally 'useful.—Apply Mrs. Batger, Grafton Road. WANTED KNOWN, that White's is the best and cheapest Cement. On Sale, 500 casks.—Keane and Jenkinson.Victona treet East, Auckland. I^TESTLE'S MILK FOOD, for Infants, J3l prepared at Vevey, Switzerland, is the " biggest thing" in its way of the present day.— Can be had of F. Whitehead,. Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN, thatD. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Tim ber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails. Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles. Sep., &c, at the loweßt market price, at his Yards, Cu3tom-houße-stree*c GO TO BATH. Wanted, the Public to Know that the Public Baths, Victoria street East, are open week days, 7 a.m. till 9 p.m.; Sundays, 7 till 10 a.m.; and all week days, except Saturday, from 2 till . p.m., for Ladies. Hot, Cold., and Shower Bath, and every convenience for Ladies and Gentleman, Is.



TfcT ANTED SHARP 20 first-class BUSHMEN. Also, BUSH COOK. GUTHRIE AND LARNACH'S CO., (Limited), Lower Queen-street; Or, Onehunga. IT^T A SPF E D X N O WN. TO TRADESMEN, MECHANICS, AND OTHERS. MONEY ADVANCED hi SUMS of _2 to £50 on personal security, repayable by weekly instalments, at 1,. H. NKUMEGEN, Auckland Loan Offlco, 165, Queen-street opposite Savings Private Entrance down right-of-way j3J>4^ "N" ° L- 1 c E' -l^^^^sS- The TONGARIRO will leave U£j_)___^____flov the Thames at_l2 midnight. iFl'l'li* ITSbb h. w. heath. _ A-UCKLAND STEAMSHIP *l|Bgife ___L COMPANY. FOR RUSSELL (BAY OF ISLANDS). rpUn a a '..SOUTHERN CROSS Will, leave Queen-street Wharf for the above port at 6 o'clock THI. EVENgsG.^ ~;%Mana«er Auckland Steamship.Go..



[ \ Tenders. rjn~o . G A S F I T T E R S. Tender's will be received up to 12 o'clock on SATURDAY, the 14th instant, for Gas-fltting at a Dwelling-honse In Hepburn-street. Plans. &c, at my office. Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY. \ _ rchltect. TENDERS for Additions to the Newton East School will be received, at the Office of the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auckland, until noon of WKDNJiSDAST, the 24th July instant. Plan and specification to be seen at the School, and at the office of the 80-rd. I VINCENT E. RICE- Secretary. T7- ARANGAHAPE DISTRICT. KERBING AND CHANNELLING. Tenders for above will be receiving, at Mr. Hayes' Store, York-street, up to 6 p.m. on TUESDAY, 16th Inst. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office, 74, Queen-street. JOHN BOYLAN, Engineer to the Board. rri o B Oil d c r s. Tenders for the erection of School Buildings at Ponsonby, will be received at the office of the Education Board. Wyndham-street, Auckland, until noon of MONDAY, 22nd July instant. Plans, Specifications;, and Conditions at the office of MrMahoney, architect. VINCENT E. RICE, 'T2 Secretary. TENDE lIS will be received until noon of THURSDAY, 18th instant, for Altera tions and Additions to Parnell Soap-works. [*- and specifications can be seen on appli | A. ! *>n at the Factory. ' °T^V_» • owest o?* any not neoessarily acOOjtto., *■;■; . E. R. CARDNO, Agent ■ \ ■,'yn»MMmaaamaa^iaMimm»iMaziii ameomummaaam '^t-'^^A-T AND THROAT SPECIA _rI_ t'TW tv. So-awAR-K-BACH, Devonshire xt Li?_L"__„&___. *" Hours: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m House, Hobson-streew i- _PS_SS£^SB&K Dairies,- for prompt sale. Iv «B mKOn oaoK.- Adam ._tvbourn. For, street. -~. —__ MALGAIMATED SOCi^TY OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS THIRD ANNIVERSARY.



IA SOIREE AND BALL To Celobrato tho £__ wiu bo hold i° T tho above Anniversary J_JMLor__-btreb. H_l_ ox FRIDAY EVENING, 2nd AUGUST. Tea on the table at half-past G. Dancing tti oommenoeat 9. Double Tickets. 7s 6(1 ; Singlo Tickets, 5s ; to bo had of the followin . Committee :—Messrs. T. H. White, J. Wriglcy, G. Hancock, W. Morflitt, T. Tudehope. N.B.—Members of other Friendly Societies are respectfully requested to appear in regalia. J. \VRIGI__Y, Secretary. HA. C. B. S. • AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 81. f FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Will re Cexeerated n_ A SOCIAL GATHERING, IN THE LORNE-STREKT HALL. ON TUESDAY, 238 D JULY, 1878. Double Ticket, Jss. M.CONNOLLY, Bee. -TTO-N I-G.HTT fT\ O-N IGH t1 1 PROFESSOR SCOTT, X3T THE KING: OF FAIN !!! .» Wi__ Resume HIS ORIGINAL FREE OPEN AIR UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENTS, Af FOOT OF GREY STREET, Opposite Firebell, Commencing at Sevjsn o'clock p.m. PROFESSOR SCOTT Will Sing To-Nigiit for the first- time in Auck land, the following Songs, which are entirely neAV :— '•McSorley'B Twins" m "The Sweep's Refrain" (with Tyrelean Warmings) , . , Also, "The Great War Song ■"" (his original version) " Sherman's March Through Georgia And his Original Version of the " Arkansaw Traveller." All Sufferers from any kind of ACHES or PAINS are cordially invited to Come and Get Cured FRKE OF CHARGE. _f®K_n. REWARD. New Zealand Constabulary, Superintendent's Office, Auckland, July _, 1878. Whereas a considerable number of Sheep have from time to time during the last yoar been felo niously Stolen and carried away frcm tho re spective Estates of Messrs McLaughlin XJrquhart, and Walter, near Papatoitoi, a Reward of Fifty Pounds (£SO) is hereby offered to any person who will furnish to the under signed such information as will lead to the con viction of the offender or offenders thorein concerned. Tho name of the person furnishing the re quired information will not be divulged, except with his or her consent, J. BF.LL THOMSON, Superintendent.



ffr J 5 r j_-z_-__BB F-g^-J-^-p-l f■ * JH MB. W E B B HAS THE PLEASURE TO INFORM PURCHASERS OF PIANOS AND HARMONIUMS THAT HE HAS A Fine Selection of US' SECOND-HAND PIANOS. .__ A Particular Good Ziegler (full compass). Also, one by Hebnann Lange, with many others. Also, _ar HARMONIUMS'. *®» A FIVE-STOP BOOBEY (COST £30), IN Perfect Order, £23. A Splendid 19-Stop Dedain's, and Others, from £9 10s. jv^s*-" All The Above mat be Paid For as *k» Most Convenient to the Purchaser. W. W. has added a Wing to his Music Saloon, to make room for a LARGE SHIPMENT OF PIANOS AND HARMONIUMS, Daily Expected, And is anxious to BUY FOR CASH or TAKE IN EXCHANGE PIANOS OR HARMONIUMS. N.B.—New Pianos & Harmoniums Always in Stock. WEBB'S MUSIC SALOON, WELLE3LEY-STREET, Auckland. tl IS £B1 SAMPLE JP OF WHANGAREI COAL Ever brought to Auckland, to be seen at the YARDS, Breakwater Road, Well adapted for Household Purposes. J. CRAIG. MN I C H O L S O ■_~ • (Late T. Archibold), CANE CHAIR WORKER, Victoria-street, Auckland. !New Work or Repairs neatly and promptly , executed on reasonable terms.



1 Xffl& 8 L: E YA N CHURCHES. * • -.. JO-MORROW (SUNDAY). _._- BmrupT,"l1 .—Morning, 11, Rev. W. Kirk; PITT-STREE- --j G.Bond (Special Revival Evening, 6.30, Service). ..j -p™ 'j_ Buddie; PARNELL.— Morning, «» '•"'^ x' •DUliuJO» Evening, 6.30, Mr. Jesso?-*'. .. R -, Bond . GRAFTON ROAD.-Mornine,; u> ltev« * Bona ' Evening, 6.30, Rev. W. Kirk. _ j w ... UNION-STREET.— Morning, 11.x Hey 'J* w&UiB. Evening. 6.30, Mr. White. -, PONSONBY. -Morning, 11, Mr. Dello^V; Bven in«. 6.30, Rev. T. Buddie. NEW NORTH ROAD.—Alternoon, 2.30, Rev. W. Kirk ; Evening, 6.30- Mr. Barton. MOUNT ALB _RT.— Morning, 11. Mr, Bu-rton. NORTH SHORE.— Morning. 11. Mr.Cox; Even mg, 6.30,^Mr. P. Wills. TIT £"VI v~aTl SERVI CE S. Special Evangelistic Services are no* n being held in connection with the We3leyans o . Auck land. They begin every evening at quai.*ter-past 7 o'clock. A Special Prayer Meeting, in con nection with the Services, is held every morning at 7 o'clock. All earnest Christian v-yorkers are invited. The Prayer Meeting is ),ield in the Pitt-street School-room. The Evening Meetings are conducted in the old School-room under the Church. . . NERUNGA CIRCUIT T(VESLEYAN CHURCH. OTAIIUHL.— Morning, at 11, Mr. Wykes; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. J. Warren. ONEHUNGA— Morning, B,t 11, Rev. Whewell! Evening. 6.30, Rev. Mr.. Law. NTTED EVANGELISTIC COMMIT TEE. NOONDAY PRAYER. MEETING, at the V.M.C.A. Rooms, kve^v, Mqnixay, 12 to 1. All are Invited. _ ~ Monday, July 15, Rev. Mr. Jones will i_re_?_l--. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bed ford-street.—Sunday Services. July 14.— , Rev. R. Laishley will preach in the Morning, at 11; and in tho Evening, at 6.30. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street. — Sabbath Services :— Morning, at 11, and Evening, at G. 30, Rev. D. Duttin, F.R.A.S. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, junction of Pitt and Vincent streets.—Divine Servioe every Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11, Rev. R. Taylor. Subject: "A Temperance Sermon." Evening, at 6.30. Rev. fi, Taylor. Subject: " Living Water." ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Services-.ill be conducted in the Church, at the junction of Kyber Pass and Symonds-street, on Sunday, July 14.—Morning, at 11, and Evening, at 6.30, by Mr. Bruce. S~~ T. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ponsonby Hall.—Divine Service will bo conducted To-morrow Morning, at 11, and Evening, at 6.30., by Rev. Mr. Runciman. OTTNE-STREET HALL SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by SamuelEdger, 8.A., Sunday, July 14.—Morning, "The Hnthu siasm of Righteousmss." Evening. 'The Im portance to this Life of Right Views of the Future." ■ "VfEWTON KIRK. — Dr. Wallis will _J3I preach at the usual hours To-morrow.— Subjects: Morning, " Christ Risen; the Journey toEmmaus." Evening, " The Sceptical Apostle." HEATRE ROYAL.—Sunday Evening Services (under the conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association).—Sunday, July 11, 1878. Doors open at 7.30; Service to begin at 8, and close at 9 p.m. All are invited. Seats free. WE DENBORG'S WORKS. AND Publications Illustrative of the Docctrines of THE NEW CHURCH, can be BORROWED GRATIS on application to MR. JAS. CLARE, Boat Builder, Custom house-street; or. MR. JAS. BATTY. Brodick Cottage, Ponsonby Road. CORBY GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Share Register will be Closed from TUES DAY, the 16th instant, till FRIDAY, the 19th, when a Dividend of Ten Shillings per Share will be payable, at the Company's Office; and to the Coromandel shareholders on Saturday, the 20th, al the National Bank of New Zealand. F. A. WHITE, Secretary.



Auckland, 13th July, 1878.



BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. COFFEES. It is not sufficiently known that GOOD COFFEE iB the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Beat Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proof of their being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. taa. Wholesale only at our Mills and Agents. tea. Retail at all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. g _£> . Our best I. So Excelsior Brand, green label) Qualities. MSo Standard „ red „ > Every pkge. §■_<" Lion ~ pink „ | with our "Pl _ ' signature. __-£ o fe _ oO _ © o-S A Our lowest fe~ m Anchor „ puce „ ! qualities, o £•§ Crown „ yellow „ [without our o. "2 ) signature. t> . o --._ V Our PEPPERS and SPICES we guarantee of Best Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Elliott-street, 13th July, 1878. PRIME OX BEEF, Wether Mutton, Dairy-fed Pork and Veal.—A. Carser, Butcher, Wellesley-street West, TEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT-STREET. Mr. JOHN IRVING, from the Bay of Islands, will EXHIBIT, at the above Hall, a BOAT built by his own hands without assistance. Mr. Irving is in his 83rd year, has all his life been a teetotaller, and is anxious that tho public, and more especially the young mechanics of Auck land, should have an opportunity of judging the quality of his work, as a testimony to the ad vantages of temperance. The Boat will be ready for exhibition TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. Admission, 6d. Any surplus beyond actual expenses will be handed over to the Temperance Society. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD. MRS. CLAYTON'S Pupils will re-assemble on MONDAY, 15th July. Masters : Dr. Hensen, German. Mons. Peltzer, French. Mr. Watkins, Drawing. Mr. Gradwell, Elocution.



Improvement Commissioners Office, July 8.1878. THE Improvement Commissioners invite Plans for Laying-out the Albert Barrack Reserves for a Recreation and Cricket Ground. Plans to be delivered at this office on or befoie Friday, the 26th July. . . For the best approved plan, a Premium 01 £10 will be awarded. F . L . PRIME> Secretary. NCOReT __ENCORE! ENCORE! WHISKY. Tn suite of A few vendors of other brands of Whisky defaming the "KNCORB," its qualities are appreciated, as can be seen by ics daily ex tensive consumption, and by the opinions of many medical men of position throughout Great Britain. See label on each bottle. K. & H. ISAACS, Sole Agents. THOMAS MACKY, Sub-Agent, Fort-street. Tff O T 1 C E. I will not be Responsible for any Debts con tracted by my son Cbade^ pALMKR) Whau Hotel. Whau, 13th July, 1878. " " A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY <LIMITBD). The price of Coke is now 20s per ton. a the Works, for Cash; or, if so agreed, Monthly Accounts at 255. with 5s per ton discount. Cartage, within reasonable distances, at 2s 6d P6A ton of Coke i* equal to 50 bushels, or about double tbe bulk of Coal.



To Let. TO LET, in Upper Symonds-street, a comfortable six-roomed Cottage, with all the necessary requirements.—Robertson Bros., Grocers. Upper Symonds-street. T O LET, a Bakehouse and Stable ; rent low.—Apply at this office. fr\o LET, a Cottage in Norfolk-street, A. Ponsonby, range, pantry, every conve nience, large garden with fruit trees ; rent, 7s.— Inquire at Hogg's frtore. mo LET, a Seven-roomed House, with | " -v -jonvenience, sitnate in Carlton Gore Ro"n_ nVar omer of Grafton Road.—Apply for ad°d£ss at'thJ.- omoe ; or to Mr. E. B. Dickson Regent-street, Qri. fton -Road- Educational. TAMFORD HOUSE, Upper Symonds . treet.—Mrs Nicholson's pupils will Re assemble July 17. /GIRLS' TRAINING AND HIGH <Ur SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. The Midwinter Holidays will Commence on June 29th, and extend to the 15th proximo. NEIL HiCATH, Headmaster. CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PARNELL. Affiliated to the Nfw Zealand University. Quarter Days : January 25, April 12, July 5. September 27. School duties resumed on THURSDAY, 27th instant. JAS. ADAMS, 8.A., Head-master, A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND JtA. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .""he Third Quarter will commence on MON nX\ 15th July. UJX * ' ■ FARQX7HAR MACRAE, Head Master. "lj^l^T_iON%-Candidateß for Certlfi _Li cates of OompetencT -a§ Master or Mate, arc prepared for Examination by the Local Marine Board by Thos. Pennal, Master Mariner, , at 49, Insurance Buildings, Queen-fitreet.— , Hours, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Evening Classes will be formed at private residence. ■ ' Meetings. •" "~ A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The second Monthly Meeting will be held, in the Museum Buildings, on MONDAY, the 15th instant, at 7.30 p.m., when the following Papers will be read :— 1. On the Anthritida of New Zealand.—By Capt. T. Broun. 2. On the British Arctic Expedition of 1875-76. . —By F. G. Ewington. 3. Education as a Science. Part I.—By C. A. Robertson. The attendance of Ladies is invited. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary. 1 O. R. S. U. HOPE OF AUCKLAND TENT. Fifteenth Anniversary of the above Tent will be celebrated by a Public Soiree to be held in the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on TUESDAY Evening, 16th inst. Tea on the table at C.30. After Meeting, wili consist of Addresses by Mr Richards, from America, Rev. J. Jones, Bro. J. G. Carr, D.C.R.. and Bro. Jenkins. Instrumental and Vocal Music, Readings, &c. Templar Bras 3 Band will be in attendance. Tickets, Is 6d each ; may be had from Bros. J. G. Carr.R. H. Hughes.or any of the members.



t a g. T. i EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. 19. A Grand Concert will take place in the Franklin Road School-room on Wednesday, the 17th instant, in aid of the Harmonium Fund. To commence at 7.30 p.m. Tickets, only 6d. J. GIBBS, secretary. T OVAL GOOD INTENT LODGE. NOTICE.—The Ordinary Meeting of this Lodge is Postponed from Monday, the 15th inst. to Friday, 19th inßt. J. BREWIN, N.G. T °' G- T* The SIR HENRY HAVELOCK LODGE. No. 21, Independent Order of Good Templars, meet, as usual, in the Alexandra-street School room, every TUESDAY EVENING. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Members of other Lodges cordially invited. D. GOLDIE, W.C.T. G. SQUIRREL. Secretary. U A TTENTION !—VICTOEIA P|_____ COMPANY, A.R.V, "■ Every Member is hereby ordered to attend, under arms, the Monthly Inspection on TUES DAY EVENING next, 19th instant, at 7.30 sharp, and also the Instruction Drills every Tuesday Evenings, at 7.30 o'clock. Any Member being absent from either Monthly Inspection cr Instruction Drills, without leave, subjects himself to the operation of Section 22 Volunteer Act, 1865, and of Clauses 26 »nd 57 Volunteer Kegulations. JAS, DERROM, Major, Captain Commandinsr Victoria Rifles. UCKLAND SCOTTISH VOLUNTEERS. The Monthly Inspection Parade will be held in the Drill-shed, on TUESDAY, the 16th inst., at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Uniform—Undress Kilt, with arms and accoutrements. JOHN MOWBRAY, Captain. TT OBS O N CORPS. AR. Y. Monthly Inspection Parade will be held at the Drill-shed, on TUESDAY, July 16. Annual Meeting on Tuesday, 23rd instant, at Head Quarters. Wellington-street By order. J. LITTLE, Secretary, O.T. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN K5 CHURCH. The ANNUAL MEETING and SOIREE will be held, in the Church, on WEDNESDAY next, the 17th instant. Tea on the Table at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, 2s each, can be obtained at Messrs. Upton and Co.'s, or from any of the Office bearers; __



T_> OVAL ALBERT LOYAL ORANGE XV LODGE, No. 2. The usual Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Lode-room, Eden Terrace, on TUESDAY Evening, 16th, at 7.30 ' sharp. By order of the W.M. KIT H A U HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of the above District will be held, in the Whau Public Hall, on TUESDAY. 30th instant, at 7 p.m. Business: To receive Report and Balance sheet, to elect District Board, Auditors, and Fence-viewers for the current year. JOHN BOLLARD, Chairman. July 13,1878. , MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Amuial Meeting of Ratepayers will be held, in the Mount Eden District School-house, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of July next, at 7.30 p.m. _ , . Business: To receive report of out-going Trustees, adopt Balance-sheet, elect new Trus tees, Auditors, and Fence-viewers^-_ psoNj Chairman. July 13,1878. ONE TREE HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will be held in the Junction Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 16th July, at 10 a.m., to receive Report for past year, and to elect Trustees, Auditors, and Fec,ce Viewers for the current year. ROBERT HALL, Ch airman. -pO.MSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. __L Election of Auditors and of Fence Viewers. Notice is hereby given that an Election of Auditors of accounts of the Ponsonby Highway District Board will be held, at the Pocsonby Hall, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of July inst. Nomination, in writing, will be received by me, at the Ponsonby Hall, before noon ot Wed nesday, the 17th day of July instant-. And notice is hereby further given, that en Election of Fence-viewers for the Ponsonby Highway District will be held, at the Ponsonby Hall, on Friday, the 26th day of July instant. Nominations, in writing, will be received by me, at the Ponsonby Hall, hefore noon of Wed nesday, the 17th day cf July instant. WJL McKINSTRY, Returning Officer. Ponsonby, 9th July. 1878. TpONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Election* of Trustees. Notice is hereby given that an Election of f.ve qualified persons for the office of Trustees of the Ponsonby Highway District will be held, at the Ponsonby Hall, on THURSDAY, the 25th day of July instant. Nominations, in writing, will be received by me, at the Ponsonby Hall, before noon of Wed nesday, the 17th day of July instant. VVM. McKINSTRY. Returning Officer. Ponsonby, 9th Ju'y, IS7B.



For Sale. i "OEACH TPEES, fine sorts, just fit for I JL transplanting, for Sale at Mr. Lowe's, , Pn:i -pnby Road, near Reservoir. "C. O. R SALE, TO ARRIVE, Per 'Albatross,'from Lyttelton 250 bags FINE FLOUR, 100's 450 „ „ „ 50's 225 bags OATS. C. A. HARRIS. FOR SALE, an improved Magneto Electric Machine, but little used, by W. ..kidmore, Sheffield. Price, _3 3s.—Address, XYZ, Star Office. __^ PEACH TREES.—A fine assortment of choice kinds, in spendid order, for trans planting. Will be sold cheap.—J. Lowe, Pon sonby Road, near the Reservoir. |j-OK tiALti (cheap), at Morningside, a .*- House and large garden, with fruit trees. —Apply at Page's Store, New North Road.Z___Z i?OKrf| —HOUSE of 5 rooms, with wa_.h S/UvV, house, scullery, and every con venience; also 2-stall stable and hay-loft, with corner freehold allotment cC __ 100.—s. Yaiie? House and Land a gent,'shortland-street. I .OR SALE, a First-class Whitechapel . Cart cheap.—A. Mackie. Royal Standard tfrriagei and Spring Factory. Durham-street. S. _P V '$■ R U G S, FOR SALE, a coifeignment Of Wallabi, Opos sum. Bear, Kangaroos. Hd Emu Skin Rugs and jVlflit-f SAM.U^L.<SQC&fiANE fe.SON. FOR SALE, foi?j"_3^s; a Freehold Cottage and Property, WCook-street, now yielding s _36 8s a-year. ..v. * S.AMUjEL COCHRANE & SON, <' Jr Land Agents. Fort-street. 4-*•»>i"H| r8F t=::r^Lljor -VIKNT at Mount Eden, 1 c-V .W./-/. acre rich Volcanic Soil, fenced planted with fruit and ornamental trees, and in grass. &c. House of three good sized room? tanks, &c—S. Vaile, House and Land agent! Shortland-street, next the Post-office. $*6) 10s PER' ~AC ■'. E.—Bo 'acres first-class c*W/W Land, V, miles from Opotiki township.— S. Vaile, Land agent, Shortland-street. 1 /^S'PER 'aCRET^IooI acres unimproved A\J Land,l6 miles from Auckland.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street, next the Post office. -P1 €* to~_iboo_LENT. on Building Society o**_/ J__ \. principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson. Estate agent, Vul can Lane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. VL i\ ACRK FARM in Wairoa South, all *b9\f rich land, fenced, sub-divided, and in good grass, with a Bplendid bush run, House of 4 rooms, dairy, stable, sheds, &c. Price, _300. —S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland street. i?9t»n.O -WELL-BUILT HOUSE of four1 cW/WUV. rooms and wash-house, &c, with freehold allotment 50 x 100, at Mount Eden.—S Vaile. House and Land Agent, Shortland-street* DOMAIN GARDENS.—For Sale, by tender, a large number of Plants, Camel lias, Pines, Quicks,- &c—Apply, not later than Saturday, 13th instant, to Mr. F. G. Clayton, Newmarket. rpO Working Men.—A Rare Bargain.— JL Three freehold Cottages in the city for £220. Good well. Teims easy. Weekly rental, 21s.—Apply immediately to F. G. Ewington, 81, Queen-street. 1 OS. PER ACRE.—S6O acres of unim _!_/_. proved Land, about one-third bush, consisting in part of ti-tree fit for firewood, the remainder good mixed bush, 15 miles from Auckland by water, or 20 by land.—S. Vaile, Land Agent. Shortland-street. FOR SALE (Cheap), a comfortable four roomed Cottage, with 47 feet freehold frontage to Fernleagh-street, from which there is a good view.—Apply to John Soppet, No. 8, Queen-street. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17.



WALNUT PIANOFORTE, Trichord, full compass (Zeigler), Music Stool, Canterbury, Walnut Cheffonnier Walnut Work Table, Walnut Occasional Table, Couch and 4 Chairs in coloured rep, Gilt Pier Glass, Music Waggon, Brussels* Carpet, Tapestry Carpet, Fenders and Irons, Flower Vases and Stands, Gilt Cornices, Venetian Blinds, Lace Curtains, Telescope Dining Jia_ff<_ German Spring Couch, C Dining Chairs. fSßf some Mottle Kauri Bookcase and Cheftonmer. Rimu Sideboard, Coal Scuttle and Scoop, Easy Chairs, Pictures, Engravings, Paintings, Orna ments, Sandol Wood Boxes, Card Trays, Stereo scope and Views, 2 G old Cups, Aneroid, Hall Tablennd Chair, Clocks, Dinner Service, Break fast SgvKtce, Tea Service, Cruets, Silver, Ladles, in casesr*-Silver Spoons, Silver Forks, Silver Salt Cellars, Biscuit Box, Dessert Knives and Forks (sets), Silver Butter Knife, Fish Slice and Fork, Silver Pie Knife and Fork, 12 Fruit Knives, Toast Rack, Jug and Stand, Dinner Knives, Nut Crackers, Champagne Glasses, Port and Sherry Glasses, Cut Tumblers, Soda Glasses, Jelly Glasses, Glass Dishes. Glass Fruit Stands, Finger Glasses, Decanters, American Bedstead and Hangings, Spring Mattrasses. Hair do, Marble top Bureau, Toilet Glass, Marble top Washstand. Rimu Chests Drawers, Towel Racks, Commode, Bookcase, Toiletware, Wardrobes, Iron Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Palliasses, Blankets, Quilts, "Paragon" Cook ing Stove (American), Kitchen Utensils, Copper Boiler and Furnace, Fowls, &c, &c. THE Subscribers have been favoured with instructions to sell at the Residence of Mr W. W. Goodhue. York-street, Parnell, on Wednesday. 17th instant, at 11 o'clock. The Very Valuable and Recherche House hold Eurniture.Silver and Plated Goods, Pony, &c. Catalogues and Cards to View may be ob tained at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, JULY 16. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction at his Central Sale Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock sharp, 25 cases " Faucheaux" i-Sardines, ex Hero 12 bales Paper Bags, all sizes „ 10 casks D.M. Medium Blacking, each 9 dozen „ 8 half-cheats Tea, E. M. Young, No. 161, in bond „ 60 cases H. andT. Peak's Jams, x Bella Mary 45 cases Hawkins' „ „ 13 bales Tasmanian Hops „ 9 bales English „ i cases Can terbury Hams & Bacon, pig brand 8 cases „ Bacon „ 17 cases „ Cheese 3 cases English Bacon 100 cases Kerosene, star brand. G. W. BINNEY Auctioneer. MONDAY, 11 A.M. ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. FOR SALE, on Monday, July 15, at 11 a.m., 5 tons Oatmeal 50 boxes Sperm Candles 5 tons Seed Potatoes Maize, Oats, Chaff, &c. Groceries, Kerosine, Furniture, &c. Watches, Bycicle, Sundries, &c. R. A. ENGLAND Auctioneer. MONDAY, JULY 15, At 11 o'clock a.m. AMERICAN NOVELTIES, ODDITIES, YANKEE NOTIONS. TO P.E SOLD BY AUCTION. E. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from the proprietor to sell by auction, at the American Novelty Store, next Arthur's Mart, Queen- Street, on Monday next, at n o'clock a.m. The balance of the varied Stock of AMERICAN NOVELTIES, ODDDITIES, YANKEE NOTIONS. Sec, consisting of Combination Glass Cutter, Knife and Scissors Sharpener, Paring and Slicing Knife, Little Giant and Tack Hammer, Potato Tongs and Dish Washer, American Pocket Stoves, Nutmeg Graters, Empress Knife Polish, Eagle Claws, Folding Lamp Shades, Match Pockets, Little Harry's Night Lamps, Buttonhole Scissors, Lloyd's Penholders, Cork Extractors and i Chimney Cleaners, Cigar Lights, Napkin 3 Rings, Needle Threading Thimbles, Oriental 3 Polish, Oleographs, Camphor Stone, Pie 7 Crimpers and Trimmers, Plate Lifters, Pearl Cement, Puzzle Key Rings, Perfumed Shells, 7* Starch Polish, Smokers' Pets, Tea and Coffee Strainers, Egg Beaters, Stationery, Photo graphs, Glass Critters, Serpents Eggs, Safety Extinguisher Burners.'-.,.;. BS_-> Etc., Etc., 'Etc.