■THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. OCTOBER 19,

Printed md pumißhoa oy the proprietor, ii Hknry Bbett, of Synionds-street, at liis , General Steam Printing Office, WyndbME- Btreet,ln the Province ot AnokJand, New Zea land.) M|M|| ;;'2 '^



Auctions. W. 3. 003HEASRJ IJAS. DACRE Tu-MUUIIOW. UUILDWG UITES AT MOUNT EDEN THE subscribers will soil, at their Kooms, on Wednesday. 'JOUi instant, at 12 o'oloolf, FORTY CHOICK BUILDING SlTKS.cach 6B feet flontago by over JOO feet, on and adioininK tho mntn road to Three Kings, near Mount Kdon Bu i Stand, aud known j as Mr.Prince's property. Those lots command an oxtonsive view, and are all rich volcanic poil. Terms:—Ore third cash; balance at 8 por cent. ;SAMUEJi COCIIKANE a SON. Anctiouecrs. XT. S. COCHBAHB.) [JAMES DACRE. THURSDAY,■ OCTOBER 21. AMEKICAN ORGAN, WALNUT PIANOFORTE, WALNUT CANTERBURY. | THE snbacriberß will pell «»*«}««; K«>mß on Thursday, 21st instant, at 11 o olook, Amrrican Ohoaw (by Maaon and Hamlin); 11 stops and swell. A very powerful in stramont, and noarly new Walnut Piakofobtk (by Bord), trl-ohord; full size Mtrsio STOOr- WitNUT CASTKBBI'RV. Now on View. SAMUEL Co"ciIRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S COrHBANKI [JAMbTdACRE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 25. 50 ACRES, TUHIKARAMEA ; 1 ACRE, ALEXANDRA. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. THE subscribers will sell, nt their Rooms, Fort-Etreet, on Monday. 25th Instant, at 18 0 clock, TuniKARAMEi-Lot 112. containing 50 acres Ausxandba EAST-Lot 2, oontalniDgl acre SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. TO WAREHOUSEMEN, SADDLERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned has received instruc tions to sell at his storo, .on the above date, at 11 o'olock 20 casoa Gent.'3 SADDLES, Snaffle. Pelham, and Waymouth Bridlei, Girths, Spurs, Saddle Cloths, Stirrup Leathers. &C, &C, &C, . GABKIEL ; LEWIS > Auctioneer. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. WAREHOUSE AND STORE. ff^HE subsbriber has received instructions JL ' to'sell on tho premises, on Thursday next, October 21, at 11 o'clock, . . t LARGE WAREHOUSE' and STORK In Shortland-street, at present ooonpied by Messrs Winks and Hall. To bo removed on or before the 28th instant. Onen for liospeotlon ou Wednesday and Thuis day Mornings. GEORGE SIBBIK, . .Auctioneer.. TO-MORROW. THE DRURY FAIR "\TITILL be held at the Yards on Wednes- TT doy next.; For sale, 200 THREE-YEAR-OLD STKER3 . ISO two-year-old Steers 5Q two and three-year-old Heifers .: 100 Yearlinas snd Calirwi, ml»d Boxes 20 Fat Cattle Dairy Cows, Yonng Bulls, and Dry ■ Cows. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TBUFSDAY, OCTOBER 21. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR sale, on Thursday next, at the Remuera Yards, . 59 Fat Oxen, from GUboiee : ■ .. 40 Fat Oxen, from Waitara and Wanganui 40 Steers, from Ctahuhu and neighbourhood 600 Fat Sheep, from Gisborne, Waitara, and .Wanganui : ' Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat Lambs, Pigs, eta ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22. ■■,:,t'h ; e ;;;;,h a¥h a r k.e t.' FOR sale on Friday,, 22nd October, at the Hayraarkot, 25 Firat-olasa HORSES, per ' OreU,' from . • I Wanganul, oonsU tica of-Medium Heavy ~ Draught, upstandtoK Hapks. and Horses . '~■: .aultablb'iio^ heavy sprlng^o*rt; worlt ' , ( Tho above is a flrat-clasß lot, specially selected or this market by Mr Q. Kirk wood. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,i .-I M ,1 ; ) -.. r -. I ~.,.. i; ..-jj ,i ,--h,;mV j . v 3Off] ■-'•' !l Ii P '■■!':' "! TfIUfJBSDAY, OCTOBER 21,.1 >. - | .viAUffa i '■■-'•»<■•<-i %oov. ''■"_.'. ;' /r;' J ..-;:■■:' ;j COMFORTABLE HOMESTEAD. "J SoiL TO BE JSOLD BY AUCTION. B. AET H U R HAS beoni favoured with instructions frbmMr W. Patterson to sell by auction, at bis Estate, Land, and House Sale Room, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, 2lßt instant, at 12 o'clooii noon. < A Pleasantly-situated HOMBSTBAD, on the 1 Mount Boskill Roafl. within an^easy dia : ; tanoe of the city; a edod i oad. Therei are about 8 acres of land I volcanic soilK divided into 3arden,' Orchard, and Paddock, . planted with fruit and forest treeß, well -■'■• watertd by pool and well. The House is - -<jf«room»-<eonvenientlyarr^«d,la : «tood . order), a detached stone-built .Kitahen, with Dairy-tad Store-room, a large stone . ,and qemant (listern. , The Out>buildlnßS ■ y '■ cdnsist ot Stable,. Cow imdPlgHduses; "'''"'' HaV/Calt, acd other Sheds.'•;■ '". ■"• -.; J ■ ,- t oj .;-./ ■-. Also. 20 Acres'of Land (more or leas) immediately - behind the above, having a large frontage to the Roskqi Road, fenced; about* acres ? ./.' cleared -, •■■.', ~.■■-. i ■'.-: i 2 Paddocks adjoining tho homestead, nipely fenced, and laid down to graas, together with on unenclosed piece of Landattno iol " Baote.flf it makins: together about 6 acroa. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. AT HAMPTON PARK, EAST TAMAKI. | WELL-BRED HORSES, DAIRY AND MACHINERY. <:AND; FARM IMPLE MENTSi GREEN CROP, &P. THE undetsignqd rtqeived insttuc. tions from the Rev O. Smales to sell on tho aoove-named o Eßtate, on Saturday, the 30th ms° Val«Able°live and dead stock, Consisting of— I Heavy Traught Horses and Brood .BWres Xounl Horses, progeny ofChampion^^: " " ' Akeake Buperior skofthorn Bull, bred by Mr Reid, )•;( ■ ofMotutapu , , 30 First-class Dairy COWS 4 Well-bred Heifers 15 „ Yearlings 10 ~ , Calves Mowing Maohine, Hay Rake Plough, Carts, and various other Implements Also, About SO aorea Oreen Oats (a fine crop) in .'lots to ttfit purchasers. ; HDNSCBR & NOLAN. ;, .■ 6 MONDAY* NOVEMBER^!. CATTLE FAIR, PAPAKUKA-YARDS; THE Undersigned will hold their third Cattle Fair ot the Season, at Pupakura, on Mhnaay November L . . , Boilers are requested to send entries as boob bb HTTNTBK & NOT^AIT.



Q, W. O WEN " C°" (JUKKN-SI KKIiT WIIABF, Jl AY E UN SAL E (kx inccKsT Anniv,\r.s): A Ii AKG E ST OCX OF rpKAS, gUGAHS, ASD rvILMEH'S CTORES, Comprising— FINE TKAB, in half-chests nnd boxos ■ Viotorla and Sydney Conjpanloj SUtl 4.HS CANm'l'lCs'-Heli'u'onl', Ho Roubaix, &c, &0. Starob, Uluo, Koap, «oap fowdora, &o. Currant-, Figs. ItorcsiraaNiits te. Kleitie, Mnsciiti-11, and Sultana RAISINS Jains/Cutul.ed l'cel Mav,imKde, jaiies Hrown & I "Olson's nnd Brawn a OJItNKIiOU X Van Houten's, Taylor's, aid Frys COCOA rtiuICHOCOIiATH! NeavoM F(.od, Malziun, Salad mid i 'nstor Oil, Hair Oil. &c Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, XC. HlnokJng. Hlarklcad, V''Bt-8 lIIUK. SAGO, •SA.VIQPA. ARKHW ROOI Salmon. I.otutcr, Sardines, Cod-flsh, lJns.sc. Butter, Chce3o HAMS at d HACON Washinß nnd Garb, fcotla Tait»rio Aci>l, Creiiin of Taitar ft" or PSn-r Bags; Obn foot loner's Bags AMERICAN CANNHD FRUITS, &C. &c. &c. sc. G. W. OWEN & CO., QUBKNJ STHEUT WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : ' 300 sucks Moek'B Crown Brand J^OUR 500 Wila in, Hnrraway X Co. s FLOUR 100 „ R. Anderson's FLOUR 500 Arculnnd Ground Kf.OUR 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLOUR CO tons „ Make, &c, m Small BaRS ISoOS^ kSffit^^N- 3S K KUOATS 000 ", BRAN anS SHARPS , 800 baas Western and Westell's FINE and COAKSK SALT 200 casos KEKO3INK OIL :,5 bales Grey, Blue, Pink, and Brown I'APKR and P^PJCR BAGS G. W. OWEN & Co., QUEEKN STREKT WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 80 cases Prime CANTKRBURY CHKKBB 30 cwt. Prime HAMS nnd BACON 10 tons CANTKRBURY POTATOES. "Medical. "j_r ITU n X lN S CEL'EBRiATED Blood Restoreri The Renovator of the Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DKGBNKRATION If the Laws of Health are observed.. ordinary caro oxorcised, and Blood Restorer Freely Taken I • 4\ HITCH E N S1 Celebrated Jjlood xvkstorkr ckrtain cv r b For tho LanßOur, Lassitude and Diaraae which attend tho Heat and Drought of semi ' tropical and troplGal Climato?. Fevora which so quickly fasten on tho debili tated syotem may easily nR kt.pt away by tbo timely uso of this «T CMO3T WONDERFUL RKMSDYT "ttl In fact, by its 1130! tho Most "Malignant, ol Tropical Fevera hate iiebv EJECTEnfrom 1 »no Human System, and by" its aid ■ Dying, Kover-stricken Men bare been, as it Wero, - J • '■- RAISED FROM THE DEAD ( As is shown br the followinß interestfn TALE OF THE PACIMOt A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Win. Opperman, Ksq., a wealthy island traa was (or Komo months lyini? ill at Happeinaminn an island of the King3mill Group, in the Paciflo He had bimn seized with rheumatic fever, which was followed by complicated disorders of a ter ribly sovero nature, assuming the form of a speoiea of palsy never before known. The suf ferer's limbs swelled, the legs lost all sensibility to pain; the foot conid be wrenched round or the skin piercod with a lance without inflicting the slightest suffering, The sick man was evF dently unconscious of his haying legs, and hie brain was eerionsly affected aa If witji lunacy. In this deplorable state he was kindly brougb from tho islands to* Auckland by Mr H. Hender son in tbo schooner Coronet, Captain Moeller and, being a German, ho was received by the Gorman Consul, Q^Von der Heyae, Ksq., snd placed in the District Hospital, where he re ceived treatment for three weeks with no indica tion of Improvement, his case being pronounced by one and all a most hopeless one. The captain of the Coronet, knowing that extraordinary cures had been effected by the use of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood IRestorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Restorer to take the case In hand, and a contract wiis entered into of " No cure, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to the Hospital, examined the invalid and found him In an apparently dying state with scarcely a Rpark of life left. Mr Httohens ordered the suffering man to be removed to his (Mr H,'s( private residence, where his wants could personally be attended to b~Mr Hitchens The latter administered tho medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freely. Mean while clergymen called, proaonnplne the case beyond the power of man to effect a cure. How ever, aPer sis weeks the effect of the medicine became wonderfully apparent. _, TJCSTJMONIALJ ... Auckland, N.Z. To H. A. H. Hitchens, Esq. Before leaving Auckland on my return voyage to the Islands, I have to perform the pleasing duty of acknowledging the surprising cure I have received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man. being palsied and generally unoonsqipus, and hearing from others that no hope of recovery was held out by medical men, X look upon yon now as the preserver Of my life.' 1 am convinced that to your medicine alone ia due tho credit for my now being a living man. I beg to thank you most sincerely for the kind ness yon have shewn me while staying in your house, and in conclusion would earnestly {re commend sick people to use your Blood* Restorer, as it Is the most extraordinary purifier of the blood I ever heard of, or met with in my travels. It one of tho many good gifts of a.beneficent Creator to his suffering children on this earth. W. OPPBRMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. ~; Signed in the presence of : ■ ■ ■ a. Yon der HKYtfEjT .';",' . Imperial German' Consul ■ KHO« AaENT fob HmjHEprfji' CoßDUtisp Blood ' Rkbt6bAr— MESggU iiHIiE^NFKiM), BHOTtIERS Qottee Jtaercaaptß x£p. OWN." n&R&m$ :l&!- co.'S • .•>:■■,"■■ ' iAXJCKLAND '••■■.;■ B»»« OOF7BK AND SPICBJMIIiLS. r m r'"^ '{"'■ ■'■' '■ ''■ OOKPEES." .'•"!! V3,r -11^3 iJCISSbx SUFKIOIKNTLY KNOWN THAT eOGW COSTBB IB' tho boot stlimilatln« 'i "^Beverage both for Winter and II ,:,. ■■ i .■■Summer«. i i: Id inon - To obtain what you really want, ask for out Best Brands, the KXCKLSIOR or-STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten .Years, and have very much increased, in demand—o euro proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all lyiuuoholds throughout and even oojtpt our province. •■ -su: ■>-.■..,:■",< m » £L Wholesale, only .at out^Mjuis and Agents.,, ' tti. Retail at all Qrocery Bqtnblishmenu In Town and Country. :1 ... .. , v £ ■ "i"**^*ynf* beflt* SSo Kxur'a Brand,krehnlabe! I qualities.' 209 .Staiiaard '„ 'red , V Svery pkge Sao Wo? '': "' '»' piiik 'ii I, with our -. ~t ~,.,.„, n ■.',.m((^,7>agna tTtf gj 'jjss '' ''odf-^li '<MiLLij>:£i ■■■ i ; ,bS. '• <>< ::■■ s>LiU"i> ■■: v<i i-i'. 1i j !«*? ~ ' ' ' 'i Our lbwarti g-2g Anchor „ pucof „ ( qualities, ofia Crown „ yellow „ [without: out s«| 1 : ■ 0 1 11 1 1 ■ <i ; •■ J signature, > Our PEPPERS' and'HPIOEM wo guarantee Of Best Quality, and free of adnHoration. • '-.".. BROWN, /IARRETT &"CO. ' . Elliott-street,' < ■ -.ml 1 '■ Tulv 13th 1879., 11 ;1O" O |T 1 C. . E.1 On and after Monday, the 21st instant, L { Tierney'a 'Bus will run, at the' hours Bpecifled between Auckland and the Whau, y.. From Auckland: From Whau 1 11.30 a.m. , 8 p.m. ' 4.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Baturdsysl.3O p.m... -, 8 a.m. 10 p.m. 5 p.m. I FCj UI G.&!S a' I/M B ;.mJBLE' » FROM ~ AUCKLAND AND WHAU. , eaves A uckland 1 Leaves Whasi ' 13 coon 8.30 a.m. ; ... 6 p.m. , .3 p.m, . ■ Saturday—Leaves Auckland, 2 p.m. aod 10.30 p.m. , seturday—Loar«a Whau B^o m, and 5,3 P.m. /,'-:: ,' BM O & V I KB • COACH PROPRIETOR, 3* Runs a Coach daily to meet the train at Ta Awamutu. .... .1 . ■ •■ ' ..' : ' Horaea and Buggies on Hire. Orders by Post or Telegraph promptly ! , . attended to. - "•••'* I LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, AT.WY AXTIIV> A



Dampier'a Wonderful Bargains. TOOK IN THE WINDOW at the i following articles:- ■ ;— itllncl Tinsel-, 2d ouch; Protty Albums, is; Ho!uro Crosses, for framimr, :M each ; Jlqrm shirt Suites, willi patent festouora. 1^ the siuto; I ndicß il'aclc Hat Ornaments, Mi'iicli; 'lowuls, I'M. All tho abovo aro in the window, and aro (.ilM'lt Ilftl'GfHinS ' ' Mcn'sHcarVisat Pd, and othor HaiKuln.s. On tho couitcr you wl\l see tho fo'lowlim :-La(iies l.men Gulfs; Id tho pair; Indies' Umbrellas, !!« 3d • Girls1 Straw Hats, at 8d; Flowers, lid tho bunch;' Hand-Up Collar?, 2d tho box; I ; thlrty-slx-yard places of Grey Uraid. 3d tho plono; Shoots of. Pins.thrco for 2d; fckelns of Silk. Id tho <Joz: and In other forts of the shop you will find llairy'a rclobratcd Trlcophcrous, 12s Od tho doz or la 2d tho bottle; Li dies' Hair Krisottos, for tho hair, 3 for 6d. Fresh lot of olionp Calicos; -—— , ullk Sqnaref", Whlto and Coloured, 6d; Lndios' White Handkerchiefs, Ul ■■ Tho dnty> x boliovo, on cards Is Cd tho pack : novcrtholow, I will sell thorn at Ui tho pack: Morloy skmt. ting Cotton, numbors i to 11. 18 3d tho lb. , Clark's celebrated reels (200 lords) of Sewing Cotton, is lOd tho doss, or W tho reel; Clark's Croohot Cotton, 2jd tho hank, Stay Husks. 2d and id tho pair; bpoon do, 8d; I ladles' and Girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id. Coma and aeo lho now lot of Kyo Ulasses at Is ; and tho now German Silvor and Steel Spectacles, also at Is • Reading Olass, 9d and Is 3d;- ■ 9lnto Penoils aro fid the box of 100, and if they ur.< as sensible as they onght to b(>, I shall soil an enormous quantity of them, ■ ——-—- Conio and sea tho Flannel, at Is Hd tho . arrt . liiiclUvi and (i iris1' Hair Nots, Id each, no higher price ; Superior Piano Music, consistluir of operatic and othor Souks, as well ns Dunces; Lyons Kathrlon, many rrofor It to Tricopliorona, 8d tho bottln; Florida Water. 2j tho bottlo; Ladles Kid Glovi-s, 18 and2Uhe pair; Kurnituro Trimming, 2 inohos wido, id tho yard; a fow Men's Thlost Warm Caps, including Ulonßury, Is qdrach. worth 3a B<1; Boys1 do. Is: a vory Snporior Lot of Men's and Hoys' Krooch Fees Caps, is Cd, worth 3s; Hoys' Hard Felt Hats, 2s; Men and Hoys' Soft do, 3s 6d ; Mon.s Rracc?, Mjj^ao.jdj— ——j^ —j-j;— M • Onod Violin and How, 255; Wincey, 3Jd ar.d JJd the yard, no Wklict price; Wincoy Skirta (ladies' nnd girls'). 2a Od each; Men's Drawers (cotton)?2?fiStho pair; nice lot of Ribbons at t^'^=SS^eSSmlf folding. }s each: Boys' Shirts. Is 9d ; Men's dp.. 3* Gil; Whore else win you got English ruled Noto Paper at 2d tho QUiro, ana Hnvejopea at 2d tho paoket of 25 1 Peerless Gloss for sh ning Boots without brushes. 9d the bottlo: large quantity of Dress Buttons, 2d tho doz; Slate Ltnlnsr, 3d tho yard: Krown Windsor feoap, 7 cakos for Is ; Ball Uregaeß.Vrcdnoed from iOa^to Collars, size 14.3d tho box. worth tOd; Lacllos; Stays, Is 6d the pair ; Dimity, 10a tho yard; Hair Brushes, Is: Infants'SoU Brushes, Is; t^d^nd_Toothdo,lß—-^ ———— Id tho yard: Kau do Colokho and other Hoi nta, 6d tho bottlo; Wedding Rings, 2d; Military Braid, 2 yards Id ; cork Soles, 4d pair; Cushion Cord, 4d tho dra ynris; lyardTapo Measures. Id each; White lima. Id tho doz yardß; Blaok and Whito Horllu Wool 3d the doz skeins : othor colours 4d. A grand show in the shop of the above, also of Fingering Wool ftt 3d tho hank; Piping Cord, 18 knots for 6d. What will jou Ladies do when my Girls' Splondid nibbed Hose at Od are all gono.-D A M PIK R' S Wonderful Harftalnß, corner ot UcDer Quaon street Open from Bam to 6 p m VTEW SEASON'S TEAS. INDIA AND CIUNA TEA WARKnOUSE. VIOrORIA-BTREItT, AUCKLAND. INDIA ANP CHINA TEAS PIKJSCT FROM CALCUTTA AND FOOCHOW. V. W H I T E H E A D Has jtnt received (ox "Sybil," from Fooohow) a quantity of Now Season's Toa, comprising various grades, from Is 6d per lb. upwards; and wiahes to call special attention to th« fact of his having purchased a portion of. tho flnost lino in tho Bhip. 'I'his Tea was procured at K. W . a desire in Hankow: connoisseurs will rocognlso its character whon rpminded of tho district In which it was procurod. In bis itHtgiiiont, it is tho Finest North Pro»indal China Tc<i to hand of the prespot season. Cheap linos Will bo offered as low as legitimate trade will allow. All Teas olferod to the imbiio under B". W.'s standard quotations will be found ot sterling value, embodying tho best selected Teas-the most favourable tolonial juarkets afford, every care being oxeroiaed to secure that uniformitr of flavour and kind so essential ia tho beat Uuos. ft* d. Good Coniron, denominated ''Fin©" 1 B npr }b, No. 1, "Broken and Sittings" (fla- • voury) .. .» " -i ..1.8 »» No. 2. 'Tea K*traor<3tnary"(Aegam flavour and strength] ~ ~ ? 0 „ No. 3. "Family Mixture* .. ..2 6 ~ No. I, "Vory Rich Deep Brown : Tea" ..3 0 „ (121b. tins of Nos. Itoi, 2d por lb. lees; Una, Is U.er.ch, returnable). F. WHITEHEAD, WnoLESAtR ie RpiAffi T«a Dealer, and Importer ofTob+cspo t CigABS, Viotoria-streot. Auckland. And Tobacconist. Ouees-btkkbt. jTadaieTTT. 3 So ONB MOKT3 ONLY. STRONa DURABLE! STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. WS. ~ J ON E S • Having jost landed c? 'LochDooa and ' Scottish Lassio' a lanae assortment of all kinds of HARNKBS MOtJNTINOS. he is now prepared to execute all orders for Cnn-lasto, Buggy, Single or Pair Horse, Gjg or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem. I Always on Hand, a Larui! Stock of CAB, WRING ™ARr. DRAY AND FARIf HAKNKSS. ~ ! W.P.J. has always a large general stock, com ! prising Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stab'.e Requisites, Summer aid Winter Horseolothing. Valise?, Portman ; taaUT,. Courior Bags, Waterprool Pas to tor Saddles and Harness, Compoa, Oils, &c. ELLIMANB EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stook of latest improved extra t trong PACK SADDLES always on hapd, From 60s. W. "■'"' 8. JO N. B S, 6tfKEN-STREKT. AUCKtAiSP. : . ■ -, cronßrnitßs. jo: jiwoJ •■ ■ ■' 'O!i; ~■■•, | D" EVITT, Gunmaker, «4i Queen • street. Auckland, opposite the Jtarket house. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direot importation from Kneland made to' advertisers own order,—Cnokepore Breeoh-loadtng Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Baxs, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands In Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by the the advertiser, who can 'guarantee thalr good quality. Cartridges for the Knfleld, - Snider »nd Terry Rifles. Metalilo Cartridge Cases, Chilled Bhot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices, Notice.- Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebor J Hreeoh loading Guns cheap. The lar&est stock in .Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a large assortment of Fireworks of the best auality. Fishing Tackle Venetian Blinag. AUCKLAND VTBNETiAiSJ BLIND ACTORY» OOKrIKR ' F COOK|ANDiGBEY STREETS VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS I Made Of the best Calif ornian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or t wl«t. Our Blinds Burpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We have a very large stock of well-seasoned Pino Tim- \ ber; also a Large Stock of VENETIAN. BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze , linds made to order, and forward to ail parts of the Co) wr at the shortest notice. A. & A. BUSItt | (Late M. Horton Bcbbt), ! VKNBTIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRK WORKERS, nnnmitt nir r.OOK. AND QREY STBEETS



Portmanteaus. O ii 11 T M A NI 1 .-. ~ LT 8 J. PORTMANTBTAUS ! W. HA.TFTELD, Manufacturer of nil kinds or Poiitjiastkaus rLAI>IKH' TIiAVHLLINd Tnu.NKP, 15ONHKT Hoxkh. IFat and Gun Cask 3. Trnvollcra' Suniple Cases, and Lo:iMior Cwe? of evory description, iniulu to sizo and order. Gentlemen's Porhnantt'ttusalwaya kept in stack Lln (troit varioty; manufactured from tho p.. :■•... Heat Colonial t,outlier and Sold at Knglish Prices. tST Ropairs neatly and promptly executed. 25 ; Grey-street. Aucklanp. Land and Eatate Agents. •yVT H. METC AL F E !• HSTATB & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, No. 29, Insurance Buildings. Tho advertiser, hiving had 17 years' ox pcrionct', and being intiinutoly acquainted with till properties now in his hands for salo, nan ndviso intending Settlers in their cholco of. land. I KARMS.trom 50 to 8,000 ncres, on hand. Fall particulars on application, aoveral good In vi'Btmonts for Civpitnlibts. Commissions of ovory dccrlptlon oxecutod for Country Settlers at low rates, I"** II AS. \\- iLLIA MSO N, | nOUSIC, LAND AND KSTATK AOICNT, "Vulcan Lank, Auckland. RKNTS and INTKRKRT follpetod. MONKY Invested for C.ipltalists on first class Bocurtttiw, without CiiAitOK. Skvkn per cent, allowed on doposlts until In vested. MORTGAGES and LOANB Negotiated, ■ HUA RICH Bought or Sold to ordor. KSTATKS Managed for Absontoos. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALK, AT PBB FOOTI— Home-street, 20' Wlillnm-BtreoS, 15/ Deroßford-strcet, CO/ Duko-streot, HB/ View Road. 30/ Cook-stroot. £U Perclval Parado. 35/ Kdwin-streot, W Wood-strcor, lfi/ George-street, £1 Rokby-streot, 40/ Viotorla-streot. JBIO Randolph-Btroot, iO/ Kybor Pass, UO/ Wyndham-Btreot.ClOlO'Orafton Road.Co/ WllUum-streot, 60/ Nolson-stroot, iOi Russoll-Btreet, 7/ Vinn-stroot, 10/ Franklin Road, 60/ Bhtllj Beach Rood, 30/ Union-street. W Liverpool-Htroot, iOi Syinonds-Ktrect, £1 Mount Kdon, £1 Haokott-street, 35/ Prospcct-ttruot, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-Btroot. 35< Also, in various Other streets at low rates. -P9f>nn TO LKND, in Sums of filO and np 3Z£VU\J wards, on good Boonrltioa. TTOUn-ROOMKD HoiiHes for Hale in Town and X 1 Suburbs, at .£l2O, £150, £170. and upwards., on easy tnrniß, i?/«9n-Very Comfortablo FAMILY HK«- Xt'iAV DKNCIi (new) for sale, with water frontase; ovory convenience. n(yfii\— Kive-roonu'd HOUBK (now), Nowton jj~iW Road,stable,&o.; two h-ontOKes; two allotments. IJ>l NSuNBY— Villa Rceldenoo for sale, six •ooini", stabling, out-otlices, &c; 2 acres, ' orchard, &c,; large frontage to two stroots; splandid view of river. pnon—New Five-roomed llouso for salo in I *u*v Parnoll. Hoautlful vlow. i?/ti A—Now Six-roomod House for Salo, in .•viiiu ponsonhy, with two allotnicnls. Splendid view of hurhour. A^(->rv_NKVv HOUSN for salo In Wefit-utreot, 3JA\J\J Nowton, .near Kurangalnpo road. Baay terms. GUAFTON liOAU.-DJ Aden to let (wit}} (Hoiwn) en kftso ; cnoap. 1\ yeiiw to run. PANMURK.— House imd a-rc of ground for sulu ; flnc-t rosition: Knsy terms. f'QA(\— slx-roomcrt 'Monte, all Hutched, for *"«« Baloin Lincoin-stroot; lui-g.)iiU»tn\oi)t, ' -P'-JI A—Now llouso in lUownmivot for Halo, I*« lyJ noar Poii«ouhy Rouil : two tanks /^OLLKGK KOAD -C'ommndloiw Family Resi le deuce Cor Shlo ; Has and U ati-r laid on. . tPI .■;n-'Four-rfioiiiod Ilou3C (new) for tale, in *""u Nowton! large allotment, MOUNT KDH.N—Seven-roomed Houso an^ atable; .'urge allotment. I'rico. £^O(J. rjicn-For Hal" in Newton, a Four-roomed ! JjJ-ov House and nice garden, level. FUKKKOHK KAB r.-viru Farm of 107 acres for Salp, near Railway-station. Cqinfqrtab'e homestt ad ; littlo bush ; £l 10s per acre. VjKAFJKLD KOAU. — Comfortablo CotHgOß O (new), for Sale, on easy terms. PAPAKUKA.— S(3f Acroaof 1*»<1 «r>r fcalo for £35. Karafea.-IK> ncres for fIIQO. ROKKHY-STKItKT-Hoiiße and Allotments for salo, togothor or separately. S OKII-^V0-™ o™'l0 ™'1 Hou»cand WorkehoD, ort X/6O\J college Road, for salo | well llnlßhod throughout, quito new : two verandahs. i?,<K/\.—Now Houso in!'ark Road, nine rooms, ifc'JiJU for Salo. Splendid view.-Also very comfortable Honso of seven rooms; largo gar den ; fine view. Knsy terms.-Al'otjnenis aNo for salo chean. /?iak(\-VILLA lIKSIDKKCK for Salo, nt 3jx\ju\j Mount Albert, possessing ono of Iho finest views in (ho district.—Also, two acres ad joining for salu. /^RKY-STRKKT-Sfx-roomed Houbo (now) for VJT palo. liargo allotment. Also, two f'hoiJS, detachca workshop So., on very rosy terms: in Hlgh-siruct, Karaugahapo Roa-i, IJ and Freeman's Buy, for sale, cheai), i?oyn—S|sj;oomod lIOUSK for silo In Par ~^ ' v nell : a"ito new. ' Kasr terms. MOUNT KDKN—Larg« New House, fitted with every oonvonienco (two acres of land), for sale. Fine vlow. P '-*nft—Five-roomed House for Snlo in Nelson- XjOVU gtrept, uaidon, tnnlu. &c IfARMS also For Sale at Hqnua, Mount Kdcn, J Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokorikl. -Man gorq, Paremororho.Kast Tamaki.Stokes's Point, Waitakorol, Honderaon'g Creek. PapatoitoL Komuera, Cambridce, Littlo.ind Ti\a Omaha, Karlol, Riverhead. Mornlnsrsido, Mahurangi, Wainnl, Omani, Arariinu, Coromandol, Mer. enry Bay, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhlwha, Papakura, &o. Also, see list In Ncu> Zealand Btrald and Wukl% tftwi. ' O H A 8. WILLIAMSON, KSTATK AGENT VULCAN LANK J. M. LKa N° x EfITATK AGKNT AMD VAMUTOB, QUCEN-BTBHBT, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTa ON FIBST-CLASS BBCURITIKB, OR IN " VKBTBD IN BANK. INSURANOK, OR OTHER SHARES. NO CfLMtajS XP LItNDEK OB INVKBTOB. TJiOB BALJS, » Fpur-roemed Cottago ip C(jn- J- quest Place; commixliims; aboautiful view of the harbour. Freehold allotment, 03 x 9T. Price, £200; £80 cash, balance on Building Society principles.—J. At. 1 ennox. Estate Agent. SIX-RuOHBDCOTTaGK. ton minutcß'walk from Quaon-streot; freehold allotment, 20 x 100, Price. £210: terms can be arranged.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent. XfQCi— A BARGAIN—A Two-roomed Oottauo -b oyj and two freehold allotments—69 x 118 ft. Price, £80.-J. M.Lcnhoy, KBt»te <<gent. cf,—COTTAGK, three rooms and scullery, ajxov e t a . freehold allotment; pleasantly situated In Llncoln-strt'et, t'onsonby. Price,£l3o. AFIRST-CLASg F4KM of 15') acres, twflvo miles from the city by a good ni.ioadamlsed road. The land is all fenced, and laid down in thebesc X ngllsh grasses. There is a good liousd and overy convenience. Tho land is all first does.—J., M. Lennox, Bstate Agent. FOR IMMKDIATK HALE, a. Farm of 100 ttores at Paterangi, 5 miles from tlioOhaupa railway Blation. Tho land in mostly in s/rass. Th-) divclling-housecontiins Ilvo room-. Price, £100.— J. M. UsnnOT, Kfitito Agent. ■ . , mo FARMERS—A BHrgain -One of thebeßt 4- little Dairy Farms in the VVaikato, There are 150 acres, mo°tly in tho brst grasses, all fenced, and with a Cottugo built fhr.rcon. Thp owner Is leaving the country—J, M.' Lennox, F.sta'o Agent, Auckland. CITY— a Bargain—A commedidns 12-roomed Rosidence in G rey-ptreet, freehrld allotment Jii 190; snitablH eltnor for a-family residence or for a lodgirg-houso. Tho house is all newly built nnd bcauti'itlly fl-ishod, and ii bn'y a few I minutes'walk f'Oti Quoen-street. Piloa, £900; £350 cash — balnnee can remain npon tho pro perty- J. M. Leinox.'Estatu Agen\ rnOFARMKR-.—Aflne»omeßteadof6lacres, ' X about 12 miles from th» city by a good metalled roa^. The hcuse contains five room?, together with ham. cow-tned, and every con venience, rricp. ci 000 ; fi!ooc:sh—tho baiancs and crop at a valuation.—J. M. Lennox'. -Pi Qrt—'* BARGAIN.—CottaROof tour room* 3JJ.OV ln parnell. Price,£l3o. -J. M. Lennox. "I/ILL*, containing tight rooms, ncu- the Pah t Farm, with 30 aorcs of frroho d. One of the most beantiful sites in the djstrct. There is atwoHt.nU stable, cow-shed, &o. Price, £1,800. —J. M. Lnr»ii"X, Kstate Agent. rpo FARMKRS (a bargain).—Farm of 90 acres JL in tho Kast Tamuki; 40 acros iv grass. Price. £150.-J. M. LenpOxi Kstate Agent. , £~\ t\Cl CASH—Balance can remain on thel *IJU property.—A Four-roomed VKRAN DAH COTTAGE, with stables, dowshed, and 6 •aores of first class freehold. '1 he property is beautifully situated and is only half-an hour's walk from Queen-t(ra3t. This property will be: sold at sacrifice. Trice, £100.— J. M. Lennox, •Kstato Agent. TO FARMERB-A' really flrat-class Farm of 571 acres, mostly In grass or oropa. This Is some of the best land in tho Waikato, ard isl only two an J three quacter miles from a railway Station. To a bpr.a ride cottier this is a first class opportunity. Price low; terms easy.—J. M. Lennox Kstato Agent. / i RAFTON ROAD. — Kight-roomed, House,■ XX with largo freehold allotment, , Price, £100. , - J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. f.orrq-A good little HOMESTEAD, v. ith \'L. X/" • ° acres of freehold—3l acres of which are In grass. There is a five-roomed House upon the property. This is a first-class littlo homo stead, and Is only ono wile from a railway sta tion. Price, £273.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent. PUKEKOHK WKBT.—Farm of 200 Acres, adjoining Buokland and Shonhcrd's; good land. Prico, 80s per acre.—J. M. Lennox. <?QMiV-SIX-HOOMHJU HOUSE on'freehold poKIK) allotment in the city.: Price £300; £100 cash, balance can remain upon tho property.— J1 M. Lemox, Hifltate Agent. EIGHT -ROOMRD COTTAGE, in Newton Road, with allotment, 33 x 99. A Bargain, Price, £280.— J. M. Lennor, Kstato Agor t. (^ RAFTON KOAD-A Barg'iin.-Houso of 7 ,\X, rooms, with largo freehold allotment run ning baok to the Domain; let for 17s Bdjor week. Price '£350.—J, M. Lennox, TO FARMERS—A Bargain,—A Farm of 107 acres in East Pukekohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomed House and every conveni ence. Price, £190.—Terms can ba arranged.— J. M. Lennox, KBtate Agent, Auckland. TO FARMERS—A Bargain.-Farm o( 256 acres, 150 acres of which are in grass. This first-class farm is situated at the junction of two roads, and is near a railway station. Price £1,108 per acre.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate r»g O FARMERS and Others.—One of the JL Choicest Farms in the Province. There are | 217 acres within 8 miles of the city ; quality ot I land cannot be excelled; large nine-roomed ! residence.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont. *r For Houses, farms, and Allotments, see 017 long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate agbht, Adcklamd. ,



Land and Watate Agents. XC v ±l XX W W OO D, 0 AUOTIUNKKR IIOUSK. LANU, AND KBTATK iAGKNT COHNEn OF bIIOHTLANU-BTBUBT. TIT'AN'rWP-Intcndliiß Pnrrliiuora of Karmß, \\ Land, or Houa.'B, to cull it my oilice for printed lista. AKIUST-RATIt dish Farm, conaistinst of UU a»rba uuod laud; IUO acres improved und in grass, reinainrtor kanri antl totara bush; six-rooniudhous", store, tto^kyard, out-houses, gardon, &o. Price, £500. FOR SALE, 00 Acrea of Alluvia! Bush land, conl ninlng purirl and othor valuable tim ber, uordor'od by road and crook, being lot 170, I'arlsh of llunun, and Immediately betiind Mr Ucirs property, Xour miles from Fapakura rail way station. Prioelow. ITiARM for Sale consisting of 200 aoreß of rich . land ; lf>o acres good bush, 50 aorei open flat, partly laid down in gaol clover and rye gruSH, 1 aero of Rardon ; good t.'ottafje, Stable, &c; 20 miles from Auckland by rail or road (•outh). Price, only £500.-29. FOR BALK, at Newmarket, a comfortablo Four-roomed llouso and Allotmont, 33 x 9U feot; good gardon, well, tanks, wash-houso, ooal and wood shod, etc., etc. Piico £2£o. Torms easy. FARM for Halo.—A compact littlo Kurm of 50 acres good land, all fenced and subdivided, &c; 30 acres under plough, 20 aorcs ia grass &c: 5-roomod llouso, Shcdd, &c, orchard, gar den, &o : 20 milos beta Auokland by rail. Price, £500.-25. FOR SALK, 100 A ores of good Land in the Wuipa (Walkoto). Price, £2 un noro.-2». FOR SALK, throo good Kour-roo ed Cottages, nil woll llnishoil, togethm- w' ilvo largo level Krochold Allotmcntß, all for cod and BlaO tod, &c, &c.; good wollb. outbnl dings; lot to good tenants. Situate oil' Oreo' North Koad. Prlco for lot, J5700.-38. tpoit SALK, Now Fivo-roomod Houso in Bercs -1 ford street; woll-llnUhcd, Sic.; allotment 3.1x00. PrlOO, 8820.-38. IT'lVKto 'IKS ACUK9 of good Land for Pnlu, . eltuntort In tho Mount Albert District; north-oiMlorn miiect. I'lioj, Cl 2 10s an aero. FOR BALK, throo Now Four-roomod "Voran riah Cottages: thoroughly wiill llnlahod; lal'KO IT.!rho!d Allotments: fcucod,&o.;Bltuatcd near Mii^iiii'h gardi'iiH. l'urniill, and oloso to NowmarUot. l!rieis,i:i2S oaoh, Tsrinv uusy. FOR SALIC, a wood Fivo rooinod IXoneo and Allotment. lIS x 172 feet; situated In NoW ton-street; good gnrdon, woll, oto., oto. PrioO vory low, £IM).-20. ITOR SALK1, two toven-roomod Houses and luruo Allotmont, 127 rent frontimo to. WJU Ilimi-Htnmt by 101) foot 10 lloillii ftUoi'l. PriM), JilOO each. No. 117. ITiOR ifAhK, at Whatawhata, about 1,000 Acres * Land, Iming lota 101, 11)2, 10:1, 1110, 700 acres b»lng Hplonilid biiHh, tlu> rcmalndor mostly Im proved, about 200 acres being In grass; two homcsicads Will bn sold In oithcr one or two lots. Prico, £3 an aoro. No. 29. 17<OR 9ALK, «t Northcote, 20 Acreß rich Land, . all in grass and fenced ; now 1-roomod House. Stablo, and Garden, &c, Boa frontage muKnlilonnt view, well wooded with fuol; prlco, £10 an aero. This is tho chcapoat property at StokoV Point. FOR .SALIC, a comfortablo 7-roomod Houie, with overy ranvnntonco, n)g«i.hor with about [ un aero Land, luid out in wood Garden, Orchard, &o.; situntu on tho Mount Kdon Koad, good Hlnblo, (JUt-bulldlngH, &c, &o.; prico £125. liCt at tho crosent time for 17s (id a wook. I7IOR SALK, woll-llmshodaovon-roomed House . in Howe-street; rooms largo, lofty, and well-flnlshcd | goad ivlblinent. Prlco, £110.-37. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, &r, &0., undertaken by «. C. GUEENWOOD, AUCTIONKKK, &0., Ofßce: Comnr Sliortlrnd and Qnefln strsnU. Money. MONKY TO LEND on MOKTGAGE of ITirßt-olaBS Freehold Securities. WM. COLKMAN, Solicitor, Cornor of Queen and Shortland-streeta. MoitlKV XO i,a\u iv targo or small sums at a moderate rate of lnterest.- Jackson and Ruaaoll. Solloitora. MONEY TO LEND, in lurgo or small Biima, at usual rates or Interest, CONNKLL & COOPKK, Solicitors, Vnlcitn Lanr. VBONKV'TO LEiNIJ, on Mottßa«e. -jjfl X tUng. Agent. ahortUnd-ntmet UCKLAS'D VEKMANBNT WM)PKKATIVK HUILUINu ANU ,\ KSTMKNT SOUIKTV, Ornos:—an, LOANS granted upon approved sccurlt!o« o Frcohold or Leasehold Propertloß n sums of &2O to £fi.ooo, principal and Interest being re- Jiayablo in Instattnontn, ut tho followlnn ratoi or evory borrowed:— Repayments extend- p w . Total amount lug ovor Por Wo6k- Repayable. -_ __ YT~ iywra- .. _ 12 0 ISO 0 0 Byuiirn 8 2 14.1 8 2 Bynars 7 8 lie 1 t _J°_lS?i?_- ■ __"_^_- 6 8 iitiie i Interest allowed on Deposits :—Fixed for 12 months, a por cent, por annum; withdrawable at 7 days' notice, * per c. r.t. por annum. JOilN IJATUKR, Secretary. .Ny coiß. / rji h i.s .'t. ii.a it otkii, AKD WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. Above Tueavrk Uhvai,, . qukkn-3tr«ckt,auckland. AI. GALLAGHER [Latk Thamkh and CosMoroi.iTAW Hotels], PROPRIKTOR. THISTLE HO T EL, QUKEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND/ BKLKCT BILLIABD SALOON, containing one of Hcnr.ctt'j I'riyo Tables, tho fastest and best tables in N<iw Zealand; and Alcpok's Kxhi bition Table that took first prtee at tho Groat Kxhibltion of 1802, the handsomest tablo in the Colonies. Tho rooms are lofty and woll lighted, and the marking most carefully attended to. ~ , i KABUIGAN. KKKY HOTKIi, NOKTHCOTS, IATB | ', STOKKa* iPOINTi , J, MAXWELL, proprietor. Aoooramodttlon for Travellers. Saddle IHoreoi on Hire ■ : ■ ; i rriEKMINUS aOTBL, WORTH A■- : n HELENSVIiajK. ■:■ V ? F. CIA-rk Staff begs to inform Trarellertj and others that the New Railway Station Is now open for tvafflo, and that the steatnprs tor Wairoa, Port Albert, and Pahl, now He at the New Wharf; also that the Pott and Telegraph Offices are situate wlthiu fifty yards'of the Tho Hotel Ib eommoaionsi and no effort will bo spared to conduce to' the comfort of Its patrens. i ti • ,: Good Stabling. Wines and Spirits, (the b9Bt procurable in tho market). „ _, ijsoit iut> F. CLARK STAFF, Proprietor, j Painterß, GHa|werßi 3»o. PAVEEHANGINGS and 011/STORF, Paknklil. Risk (opposite Council Ofllce). I R. DA VIES begs to inform the public gen erally that, uo has Opened tho nbOTO premises with a Choice Selection of PnperhiiiginKS, 1 Fo-Im, Pulnt. Oils, Turpentine. French PojiSb, Colours, Window. Ulais, &c, and respectfully so'iolts'a eliaro of public patronago.^-.H f .Oavlos, Parnell liiso ~, -OX ' INGLEWOOD ■ & 'ADAMANT.' 823 Pa<jkA(lß3 • ■ ■" PAPKRHANGI NG Q; ■ APKRH ANGING &,,/,. i |' I .' ■ ■ SOBIMfI AND HISBIANS ' ' 1 GILT M. O UI, D 1 N G 8, WINDOW GLASS, ,', .' j (Sllvorod, Plate, Sheet, and Ornamental), . . , , PICTURES, Artists' -Materials, .White, Load, Zino White, Oils, Varnishes,' T?dr\ tent Silloato and Carson's Anti-corroslVe '. ! Paint, Brushes. Colours. Glue,, . Glass, Paper, Tacks, Gold " ' „] ' , , I<eaf,andall Trade ... ... Sundries, . ~'...' '■"'. , PHOToanAPHttBS' Glass and Glass Shades N;B.—Notwlthiitandlng the extra duty on! PAPKRHANGING3, we are still offering the: largest and best seleoted stock in the Colony at, the same Low Pricks as heretofore. ■: W. PHILLItys & SON;1 ' | OIL A D COLOUR MERCHANTS, Bo & 07. QUEBN-STRKET, AUCKLAND, ] And at Pollenstroet.Shortland-street. TVTEW PA PER HANGINGS ±1 FOR'lggC. Large and Small Buyers of Paperhanglngß will , da well to call at ' ■ •.' ■ ■ | HOLLAND & BUTLER'S'• j PAPSRnANOINQS, OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS | : WARKHOUBB, • .. .: ■> I 28 & 30, VICTORIA-STRKKT, AUCKLAND; Where may be inspected one of the largest and best-selected stooks ■ of Paperhangings in New Zealand, . From Id per piece to the most costly, GILT & STAINED PICTURE - FRAME MOULDING , ' In Great Variety. .... j PIOTURK-FRAMI.Va IN AM, ITS BRANOHIH, At lowest possible rates. Oils, Colours, Glass, Tarnishes, BrnshMare, Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &o. HOLLAN D & BUTL 88, Oil amp Class Merchants,



Furnishing. . .)• it. 1;.!.,.-. .11. .■ I. i .'( ■1«.;j..t ■,;: .»■> ; ; :. .. > .. 7■. ill ..'i. if '•..!. a . ■ :■. ■ ■ .-v iiir -■'.•' il.T«1; • iM-i ii' il»-i ■ '•'■■'' I-.1 I U.: ~,,,'■ :, i.. ).:-ii!, ■. ::; ■ ll! '•>: !': ~.;> : ;; ;mJ|-,1 'Jt't I,' ■ : m::'. ..' !' ." ..-., ..: .■ ,..: ,;i ri - i; .■•••! • ■ .!„: ' ii; !,'. :i ;;. 'i, 1,.,', ..'..;•,'•,.."<.'i |. .! M tU ' ■ i-v/a a,;i ■! ,/; r .'""l .(I T^ INKS & ; TRT-A L L Opened their TEMPORARY PREMISES In Fort-street. .TQ-DAX (JHonday), 18tu | instant, opposite Cochrano & Son's Auction Mart: and continue their QHHAP SALE tor Five Woehs longer, to cloar tholr Surplus Stock/They will remain in Fort-street during Ins rebuilding ol thoir Warehouse in Shqi tlnnil-Btropt..'' j~. ,'. „,, '.',', , "],., ■ J l: j'-,|' '~(/ ' r ',\i,, ' 7 "lil I; i;, ■:■■ :1 I . . , ';:,• 'Ii ' ,1 im: .11 (t- ■■ ! '"ill l': li'rill ■' :, '! .I !IV/ 'ill.! Mill i" I' 'HI ■ ' . „ :,, ,v 1/ ,i ~li 1.i..; t .-:iuini;.j i <iii-i > ! 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''■' '■'■ !:';" .. ■. ti: . ■ .. . ■■ . 1 ■ ■ . . 11, :'. ■ ll |ll>> 1 THIRTY-FOUU OABES -OB" NKW GOODB, ' Conslstinfr of Generally Assorted . ' FA^CVWAIIE • ,AB«J08T TO «^D., | . ~ ~',,' ' .":'jiA.W'N.'' IE EN-N'IS 'V.'.'. IN SKPARATK PARTfi, us Bats, hAXXB N»TB, HAT COVKHS, &C., SCO., Kvory vftcioty.,; ,[.;.. Un " ROLi,, so^oprpTpeH,1' The' *t«W dnt»loor batiie 1 tar' Yitti'npr PisWpie CKOQUKT, JiAWN HOWL?, CUICKOT se l 't-1 'k' 6 "-'g' c; ne . s • i ■ 'Incarioor wire.: ' '- i: CniNA ORIfAilK?t,Ta, Kto, BAQATKL'K HO \ 111)8. or WsTinakc, in all Slccs., and \yitli ivk) Ivorr Hulls ' ■ " Work l)fv X( jß. Drtsßsinu Vme.«, Writing Desks. | OAUVKU HllKAl' JPLATTKKS. «to. , ~ patont Adjnstnbl.i Clnilrs.for rtrAwlng:robm,S:O Albums in ohbloo doalKns, hnnd-painted, tto. "■ Crystal Flower. Htands . DoHattndToV'3(|f»llkinjVi / ..;,- , ~ , N.B.—ln connoautiico of boing considerably Overstocked by late arrivals, C:K. & CO. have now ]<AKOCI.Y ItKIUICKn ' TltKlK PiUCRS On Chins OrntvmontH, Vn«ai, Flower-Btaoidn, &o. alia, on Albums and other Fancy Goods: I , ■ .' ,■,.'■' Sawing Macliinea. ".[. ''.'. m -, 1 ' '' sU VATLOIVS']'" :-' o)iw PATENT SEWING MACHINEJ :,g:.,> ■..■;: . 5"«.j. .■'/"! Tfrra uiiAnTCifHti/! , giiJ! ■ ' :. ■• ■~ ■..•! ,110 ) rfT" ■::.ij|.| ;fl These Machines have now b«en so long before the public that they havo established a rpputa- Uon for thems<!i vet> and can be confldontlj reooromonded by hjndrads who posress them as superior, to all others lor domestio uso.; , The now Elliptic Shuttle Movement is acknowledged 6n nil hilnds as the simplest quietoßt, und meet beauiitol motion evor taj Tented for thapnrpose.: ~ . : 1.. . The new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and is larger than most others. : ';" ! •»■ BEWIKO MACHWKft RKPAIBBD. Ii ■W:ji:/^ii:i^lJP\^? I :^::f;* ..Th^Gbeati jl, /)';.] !',!:',;',"..•' n " 7 , ( : j S«WIfTQ;]«ACBn«,B IMPORTKB, U.ij !■>. h--..»*fl JUST HB'PHiIVBD/V ■<'-»'/■; f.ff, A'<Xarge • Sliipment oE ■ the CtlAtl knok ; il MACHINE OF THE WoßliDji : il! it. THK VVHITB' CO.'S B±WING''MACHIN» The:ivibstgllcrit' s ' ' TIW Ohea'pest : ■•' Tho Moat Kftpid 'THb> Highest Aril The Moat* Simple ' ; The Largest Table The Mp t Kssy to Work' Tho Beatr Cover Tho Most Diirable ' ' %' The .cimpi™t Shnttlo Tho Mobt Bleginvj' 'The Neatest £tltohn THE BEST S'EWING^ MACIIINES EVER MADE Pejce of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also, Always oa Hand, Genuine Singer Frister & Ressman j Wertbeim r,-,• ii i■ ■• St»ndaisi M -.. t b ! HowCotebany's' J Whderer'&"Wilb6n Grovor and Baker's Jones's ABC Domestio . " "And other good makes , • , FBOM '^'eD.pEK'WEEKi^^.'as/^/^K^Bk'K- j ALL MACHINES GUARANTEKD. These Machines can ho had of my Agent?:—i Marcroft & Co., Wnangarol'; Thoa. Wolla. Cam ' bridge: Wm. Stovonson, Onehunca; K. Wayts Hamilton; Parnell & Uoylan, Gisborne ; Uron nan & Co., Tauronga; and at otlici- places. njiHi ' 'ViiiE^'r l '^epotC | I jy£ ks. jy ow n. UPPER BPOBSOK-STRBBT.j..; BSTABLISHBD 1864. EvBH-eDracßiPTioir. oh Stat ; ■ Robssts, &o. btTRQIOAL BKLTS, UPON THE LATEST - , JIU'ROVEMKMTa. Shoulder Straps made to Orhkr. UConntry Orders Pnnct ly Attended To



Merchandise. uh n &cr O %-! ';;T L.. D. 45f" nAN *c"' WAREHOUSEMEN WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANT . ' ■ - ' IMPORTERS OF GENERAL ~ I MERCHANDISE, • . . iii SHOBTIiAND-STnHKT, AUCKLAND. ■...•„- ,■:■'!' ',!:-.,i.1../. ■ 'ii i;....- ■■ ii • !(■ ;'■ '." ■ ~// .-, :ii)j.- ;..r.) ~:!.'■■, '~ > .,■ :• - « Indents for English or Foreign Firms executed on favourable torms, undor the personal super vision Of our London flrin. LONDON OFKICK.;: ID, COLKMAT«-STBSKT Mil/.;; irMin.'.rr mut ,'-> '.'...' ■ .'P""^"^! .1 nil I*!: m ..' '■ ■ ~| ..,.1 :■. i-l <«Hl,'J vlu:".I li7L.li i.1v1.'. ---,■. -i i.lii.'int "ill "t:i>ir.»ii .!lim v< hn.l'n.i -■ li,. |~ ,|]| ii . .-.! fit Jil'ii liliim l*/l ' f-'i«i! ]yr Ew' ' y'v: A cVr N!' Yin c AS" -^ 1.1. ;H >il« IJI !...). t,I M rul.nU 'Ii r I.TO'I vv.Ml'/l V. I' ,! ~i.-,y..i,,; . t:...i1-' !■■<■-.';;' -i-l :-l'w v'l ~..!; ,| ■ !< ~ L , ; ,| . .*-■ j.'. i; / I tow:/. '-.;i:i'i ;!-'i !►" i-t ''! 1880-188,1., ji;i .v,isi. ;'iilj ,'jjyi iii:jT-j;i:i:j . ', (I •„!» ;ii it.' ■,- ~,'«<;■ -y.fi We Oki'kh for SALJK th« CAUGO of thi ScnOOfJEIV ' Svnitl" FKOJrf jtoOCHO*! j' ~ ;■] i;' ..' v.l I CONSIBTJNO O».'i V,!. :\. ■! 'i\\ :l .■/!;ln i). 1/ |>viij,itjil:9ll 111 Vii lniia rlJic-r.i'ii i ivi i1..!/f y -.;;*'• ila "";'39l^::'P:ackl ; ob;s.^ til ;. i mPP THIS YEAR'S PROP, . SPECJALL^ SijfJ!CfED ' TOj OUK OJipEB. .Y.«l k-hli ,'/11ti.'l/,.!<! •nsvM" wSJ loj«ifii hr.tu ■ Ii : ■•' «T FIHST VALUE OF THK BBABOS "9* lir1 Vriit jlfAßKirr. , yd ,!!).•-:,,,) ,1< „■ ■■!. i.j loar. ; ■-■ 'I Samiilo.h tor Liquoring niay b.i had on appl'ca tlon.W^lll befOrwaMbapostfreeill ' ! .a.iA^ Q/JAJ J:ia(«(£'| it, iJUh uo :.! .1 iui.. , it. J.!> •: A UV/oi'J '. ;..:..; iiu:;!)') !J v.i :,i -i! -;;'/ •»}f.uj;-! mii: fii»;l -'.It' .Vt:J-i«>l4 ' fcita.l /!;.'■■'».•- N'-iA T-H-A' N-' & G O.i " ' l?u") n i;'''.'.SJlOßTtr-iAND-STBEET. ■": h■ i ';"•■.:. . . AtICIvLAKV. IC'i ■!i .7' '■'•'■ !■ ■'!« i- ~■■" .v. aoi: ■■; -■' ..i ■■ ,/ ■I, ■ ••'; Imiii: ii ./ , 1.'.:, .il ;■! ~,, ,- ,-,. ■ . ..Jj ■.•::■■) ■ ■:■■! ■• •■ ,11 oj ,;;0 .-'..;■ •'! ... .ii is'l'a SKVKN PnIKR IIHiAW a-WAKDKD Ci OO.DALi; S ( . TTOOSEEOLD .Special it le's' i".'"'." 1 '' ■ ■' ' •' '■ ■'' -til, * * . . •: 1 ASinftlo Trlrtl spDcitod from thpsro^no have no( •' i; yet tried'these spleuc'M preparations. ■QP'cXDALVS YOliJtS H i 1!E RKLISH. ' .! Tlio rao:'t'dclioiouH Hiinco in tho worlds li ) This Cheap and excellent Sauco makes the plainest viunda , palatable and the daintiest dishes more rtcUcloiw., To- Chops, Steaks, Fish, etc:; Vi 'is incoiuparablcl Sold'by yrooerSJ Oilmon, Chemisly, &c■• ■■ ■ ■ ,*JJrtiit/.3K .1 . Go6dal/L'S,,BAEING': POWDER, i .1 ,d)oil Th o beat In the World 1 '''-'," IndJstionsab'lo to'6V6ry; nopsehpld/ and' 4' boon to -ail ■house wive . Makca dolidlonsi Puddings withoaf. e«?*,. i>astrr , .w^hout btttter. and beautiful Ifcht Bread,yithouj;.'yeast. Sold by Qrdcers^Oilmen,exempts &a.' _ ;, <\'\ GOODAtL'S.bybTAKD^d^ypEftS; . For making Deliclouu Custaras without oggs* In )<s3h time and at half the rrioe. > *••'; UnbnuaUed" t or the purposes Intended. Wlf give the utmost F-atisfnclion if the Ihstruotions given «re implicltlr, followed. • Tho proprietors entertain tho greatest confldenco in the artio'e, and can rocommend it to housck' opera generally as a useful agent in-tiie preparation of a pood Custard. Givk it a Tkial. Sold by Grocerst Chemiuta Italian WerobouEomen, &C . . A , ■ l AbKEbtjSE^ !& [CO:, ' ,•::.' Ji -VIHTI! HORBKBTRKKT, LiEBDS. .(: .(-. ,Ki<aai£oUi .a ,qois>!»iil( .U uuutl .0 ,iJjoU ;i ~i..-WH<HJB9AJ.¥ qfi. .'•; ,iijii) . > (Hchilh). U ,H n i;! fiVY .'.' .11 , mi! it,;! .'I ~|o«n..t)L. D. NATHAiN .& CO. t w 1 .».. ,tw?v!l J .ip-sif •-'.:..!" io .vkJIJ roy vii'o' ,V- -t ■;■ . r...; IlijK riT A llWOf) >,^i/il.,''.( ,)-!-: 11l Kil'Jil! i/n Ji'.-ii';<> «.i ■f'.s'itv," ,)odi ','it' 9ii.l no ;t!fvnii jgis^r f ■■ WBOjuap1.;'&;:;'"^ '•CELEBRATED PALE BRAUDTr". :l B AjuJ sill iiiißWiij li([t(m ifici ■ ynifrml l:ivc|-..ni; vvr/o- ,: pi iij o.' .-,1 ,-'■! If A •j'i;ll .i"ioy in ii.'i'.'i it.i)" j. j-iibi'ia sf> ■'W-ohavo! 'lwny's on hnr.d tho aooro Celcr Mated Brandy,' in ibnlfc; caaes,! one1 star, Ifdvr atar (very old. mila|, f flask?i half flasks, quartet flasks, crystal barrels tiecanters, and 2-Gallon Crystal Vats. a'-'1- '' •>' "■'-'" -'-'■' ,'::• I 10 V !• a [oi •' '•-.>' Hi BE Jllfl'H !>ll IJBllt fWOflfl ,18111 lilf:T OliJ 10 l^jt.iavtrihtenfiMAQimmmiO .anai" na ci obol 3ilT .Uoy lo biiic.loi v/:)S « win vr:: : - uwob «'"■■'■■'■"' ■■' <]" K.nl.m. ■■ [fils Bflniiif*) I»ii twol) viJniififj oill ii Jiioj! on JUF' •BjfttßXn Brotiikbs, London, '~,',". ih 'ipoß's Head «6t''ng Mark,).I';:,'_';! ' " N6ith6r tho'Brewers noJ tho'Bottlersl have: Spared any. t ouolu or coal to mnke • this tbo Finest^lo In,-tliajWorlil., 4>olh Capi^aland sklU' are alliedto'rtVake it a'stanlaKi'of exbollence, | ivaif , iidJH .'J ,i. hus r.-'li/f t-7 ?: jI'I l-.iiilw ,!ijii!)ibs a»cnieili won a bsbiunx;'>iq ..IlOOf 'iniHnnr m. ■'■ ■«..:,„„ :,\\ 'Ailr.ita llrw ! iMiTKr.n Vrtv.uo-iO(J smU »-irr'v..H on baa j j<i iiialnnnoM 'i:H avyijn-i v.tlwiM '»>'.■ in.jj ; ;^Jf r ..,'..'% jIRAD |) BR9T9,BBB, ; I<ONDON^ t ; ir V > , j i.» ,):i;.t (pOg'qHeadJßOttUngJKtark.).,.,- !<; . i'i"TbJa Stout combines due richness with tlja ." edgo"' that is' developed, oflly by ' prolonged Btorage'in vatsof great oapaoity,: sv eh as Messrs Quinnesa's ;■ and tho bottling < arraajonlenta iiro i a guarantee for prime .condition.. (.' .<• ■, : ■.-,■• ''■'; ,(b( '■. I "i' : : »\ii '■ ,:yiii*j ll I :I' " ,!j Ww. 'id ''- • i t'ai \h ~'■ to.) Jp i AUOKIiANQ. *



Anglo-Colonial Notes. [FilOM OUR OWN CORItESPONPENT.] TIIK INBIaN BUDGET. Tiik debate ou tho Indian budget gave Loid Uartiugtuu iiu opuortuuity fur a'dis play of eloquence! and ability wholly unex peded either by his friends or enemies-if he bits any of the latter. It is rather the fnfihion to consider him a young aristocrat who merely engages in the Held, of politics for a whim, and he is reported to have said that it was au exciting girac of chess. This speech has considerably riled those of the Chamberlain school to whom political SUCCC3B means also social success. The whim, however, if it can be called one, has now lasted a considerable time-Lord Har tington is much on the shady side of forty, and the array of statistics brought forward the other evening mint mean considerably closer work than meu usually expend on a mere fancy. Lord Uartiugibn is one of those men'who somehow gettluough a good deal without ever coming 10 work. Per haps something any be explained by the fuct that he is unmarried. It is not every man who can command mob a help-mate as that other master of Inrii in affuirs, Mr Fawcett. Lord Haitington carefully exonerated Lord Lytton ami Sir John Strachey from :my intentional misrepresen tation of the slate of'the Indian fijances, but.as Mr Pn.wfeiilt demonstrated in reply, there must l>' something essentially wWtig' with the Government- of a country1 where such gioss ignorance could' prevail, and we hope some reforms my be executed; when Afghan afliiirs leave Lord :Ripoh more at liberty. Report says that fcir John Stiachcy will hot be asked to Remain m office under Govern '"l'aTE SITITJ^USIN THE LORDS. 'J.he Lords arq very indignant at being, kept iu-town with nothing to do. They made short work pf the Irish Disturbance liiU, and would be glad to do the same w.ith the rest. To Lor d Stratbaime's pathe tic appeal, Lord,Gruuville suavely replied that if his lordship would use his influence with the youug obstructionists of his parly in the Commons, they might all be at libei ty tho sooner. .Lord Hartiug ton, while Admitting the unwritten Jaw of adjournment on the 12th August, main tained that they had no right to disappoint the country by a barren session ; he pro ceeded to calculate that Sir H. Wolff, Lord R. Churchill and Co., had between them spoken 407 times in the session, which would amount, ut ten minutes each, to a fortnight of working time. Sir titaflbid Nortlicote, amid much laughter, retorted with counter statistics that certainly balanced, the account; and young Ltrd Randolph Churchill quoted the provorb ol those who live in glass bouses,. to rcmii.d Lord Hartingtou that the Liberals last year wero quite us ready to.assist Messrs Painell and Uiggnr when it suited th-jir conveni ence. Lord Randolph Churchill. U fast becoming the pet of the House. With the boroditaiy good looks of his family, he pos sesses a readineea o£ retort,, nud imper turbable impudence that are irresiaf tibly amusing to any oue "with a seusß of humour. Mr Gladstone, however, is sadly delicient in humour, and. his con | Bcicutious desire to; satisfy all enquirers make him fair game for every troublesome youth who wishes to pose as a politician before an admiring mother. Since the. Premier's illness Lord Haitington ami Mr Bright have hnd to denl with obstruction in a 1 its forms. The latter is in his clement whan facing a dilliculty, and attacks that which allect MrGlad.Monelike a swarm of en raged byes making bis Mend's beaming countenance more "beaming, and Lord FTartineton more stately in bis habitual civilityT The hares and rabbits are still not disposed of, and the Christian clause in the Burials Bill may yet be-sent' back to !the Lords, 'i he liisliop Of Lincoln (Dr. Words wOrth),'true to liis colours, last wcekYef/usecl to consecrate an enlarged village church yard on the pica that dissenters would >aye ihe privilege of holding services there. Correspondence. ■: foinw.ji.lii —, —-•— ■ — ... VANDALISM. (To the Editor.) Sin,-- '■ ■ '•'■ ■ ■ ■ What the devil's all this growling, 1 his heartrending fearful howling, ; ■ ■ < I Concerning the Domain. . ■ n To me itecemß mysterious, ~ T j hear men who are serious, fay here'a rea3on to complain. Why docs the "Herald so furiously rage, aud its editor imagine vain things ? My patriotic SDirit being aroused and alarmed oy the hysterical snriekij of the old ludy, across' the road, I /anxiously wended my. way to the sylvan rfjtrcat, in Which, accord ing to the " Herald,'" a work of havoc and destruction was being accomplished. I took my pencil'and sketch bu6k, intending to seat niyself' 6a ihu slump of a weeping willow, and' there, ;>\ bile Tningjfog my synipathetic' tears with those "of' tl 6 sensitive •'HOitus" (VMc'•' Saturday's " Herald," ami " Hiatus' ' letter therein contained l2th line theieoi) like Macaulay's or Shelley's, or MurryuU's (whose i 8 it?) prophetic iKew Zealaudi-r; faithfully de lineate the scene :of d»BoWtioTi. This sketch,* I th'&ught; if pullished, would ex cite a righteous indignation against the vandals-'who had' caused the'• outrage! Goldic woiildi be hung on the wiUow^e^haa stripped, the trustees Would be massacred; and the Domain saved. But on arriving at my destination ■ I found that my proposed occupation, like that of Othello's, was gone, and that it only remained for me to smother my disappointment as promptly as the Moor of Venice smothered his wife. . I roamed to and fir- in the Domain, and wan dored np and. down in it, and this ia :tne substance 'of ::tv hat I saw i-^ One willow denuded, of its boughs (I confess :I. !don't understand whyJ'J a; smairainorini of pruning. Some of itjJ tb1 my, unScientifiC ■ eybsj' a little Jinjudicious \ a ,few 'trees, Syhosfe absence 'wifl be' tinJ noticed wseu the stumps ara 'renaoived, felled, and in the neignbourhpod bf tfcie Acclitnatisation Society's gardens \\ quantity of indigenous" slim!>■», phorium ttuax, and toltbi grass;torn uri by the rodu; Witn Mft exception of the vacancy, caused'TiV' tHfe absence of thfc foliage of theVillowi ;af6rfet said', 'is/absolutely no; alteration per cepiable'in the'generdl aspect, cither of the garil'insi' 6r of. the Domain1 proper. , Idon't write with the of defendirg tlie tau ger"s ac'tipii, orth'e DAniaiu Boutd*s function Of it, an nijl iiiipießsiun, unacquainted ns I liiil \vith the subtle inystjries cfVeiflhlirib 'fi!i!«;K-iy. Kia tl'i.n mO:it1.0.'lwl!at- liflu WfftiH M; uoj;e:' was not ,oWly' • rincc s.-ary, Hit nlsin ivi enc s liad tj^te. Jhc nil i~;\hp\Vr eve , 'tli.itflib "'Herald" Unriii:'ihu'.WsJi'few weckiajj, ears tv hive'beVj s^r hjird-up f6r themes^ on wriich to txeicrse us marvel lous intellectual powers, and; as a conse quence, .it has filled its cditoiial columns with Dolcmn mumblings on cveVy little^ paltry, sensation.1 that :canie;in'to its way: Ther6 are yet^ incredible as it may seemj sequestered noblis^'abd quiet,'tosy crannies^ where ardent lovet^! " ' , "Still amorous, and fond, and billing:, V' ' Like Philip ana Maty on a shilling." oin engageiu^LoTe'^ g'entiejdiiUiance, U'Z ~,, •! Xhe world forgetting like, the world, tot got," ' •■; ly, , " There are still left leafy bo vtcra, and cool and- shady' recesses, where even the bin ly form of Mr E Chrr wTOld be concealed trom the casual wanderer,' if even, he should be allured orice more by the i sweet seductive follies of youth. So lot the pilgrims of love, tho amorous youth,- and -the maiden cuy arise and be comforted, and fear .not, that the strangers meandering along the serpen tine wttlks will hear the "Roft nothings? that are whispered into willing cars, of gaze Ayith impious eyes at their mutual I endear ments. I But a word to Ranger Goldie before closing.' Tho -holidayp are approaching, and the decaying masses' of flax and toitoi, are not only untidy, but they "Will become infested with'theodoriterOßs Maoiv bugs and many 'other of the abominations of New Zealand lieimiptera'lindcoleoptera. "WherefpreVlet Goldie g'itd us his loins add put his place in order, lest delicate nostrels be -oft'euded b^f • the1 ;efttdviu'm emitted by. the emsvged kekereruj orl gentle ;nerves be1 disturbed by the unwelcome approaches of "land insects 'of the b'aßer'sort."-—Yours, :' • ' " ; ,; '' . ' JiWNKV 6CHMOKBH, ■ P.?. - By a ritfern«ndousieffort my muse •tyas'tieliyeied 0fTit 6 first stanza, but in utttftn'jftingito'give 'birth' to a twin it'ex-! :piidd "as suddeuly a9' thtf' '-''New Zealand Mu-'e" ■■ ■' " !>•' :-- ■ ,' •■ ,• ■ bum I re. .;■■■■.''i . ' .i'j,..,: '■' i, ftf1( 33... I I ■■.TJitngs ai-e'jriade so 'comfo'riable iii the: debtors' side'1 of; Darlifigburst gaol that! debtoisliaye! conic ,fo look upon it as ah hotel."'!' Let nic havie my bill, Mr Burke," 's^Td\a prisoner, to the chief warder when abolft i& " ante np'.'■ for hts dieohargc. Thej'e'was iit> charge for "a*tehdanc«i'." " 'The man'wKo accidentally leaves his umbrella behind ma churchpew,darts back for the same with all the impetuous zeal of an electioneering agent 'going fpr, a bar luncheon'; but the man ,'wKpi forgets his hynin-book p4'y> simply1 observes,! " Oh,1 jam th? thing i, 111 get it next tittie," and: therb the matters end?. , A couple of. sad-looking Civil Service1 swells g&ve birth ia the following gems a few days a,go, when under the influence 6| two threepenny beers; No' 1 began ;— I " Stump, stamp, stamp, the boys are parching. They cannot spare a tanner lor a beer. '■' '" , This cruel ten per pent, has fostered discontent. The Bhilling Bt«mp idc^, too, ia queer." *



WatcnmaKers and Jewellers. C CLEARING-OUT hA^k. t WEEK. "a P I A N v S, Uj RMONIUMP, WATCHES, , , ■ ' ■ ■ .. ■■' CLOCKS,, and,' ~"'.''' JJIAVEUjBEY. iarNo ltrAsoN^BLis uif^k liEFrjstitfiif ■ ■ ' "J •■ ■■■<< 'S*i 25 per cent. Discount fur. Cash Bqyera,'1 ■' J« EL o w B-''Br!wp' SHf>KTLANB-BTR KB T.';.'';' *""■> uraperv. •uitdi V^T EIJiK s_^f_ Y H 0 U,,8. E,' CHEAP DRAPERY AND. MILLIH&H& ESTABLISHMENT. IJI Iswysa Vow Opened for the Spring end Snmmsij t-ade, the Newest Styles i« urcsi.Materialg. coinpiising Oalatei and Beatrice Stripes, foSS riadour Prints, Idre Ptripcs, Attalea'Twllfii Angira Cloth, Grenadines, Lustrain.&lMhtt leading shade?, &c HUck E-ilks, from JB'lldM 101 6j. Our stock of Ladies' and ChUdffinS •• Hats ani Mlillpery is larger, than nBUaLUntl every nnveUv of the setuoa. Laai^q^S Children's Underclothing. Corßets, Baby Linen a very nice assortment. Laca ar,d Aliislio Cur, taina, from is Gd ihe pair; Toilet Covers aM Qi-llts, new makes. Cheap Twce'de, wHlff/lls Soiko for Hoya";wenr. • Always on!haßdJ« well-assorted stock of Hosiery, Habßroaaherß. Trimmings* and Fancy Goods; Ail I'aoodg marked at less profit than usual to, nMettfia : times. '■ '' '' ' ■''-'■ '"'■ "I T/»ti;l We shall'alßO contiimq to alow 5 percent Discount for: cash at ,time pi pnrcha,ie on parcels of 20s and upwards. 7* ' , Country Orders carefu'ly and pronflrtlywol CUtCd. '. ■ '" '•■'('l Wl.;! .\ft j, • T-,':'.A; • LOVJst't,,''';'-;'^,^ 1 Wj;i.r-EBL«y-BTnKKT. Ar;cgjt,AKn.j, ( ,,' ll(l or ki n g :]yj:i^| NOW THAT WAGES AIIE LOW MAtKti'vr ■ '(i'lßß -alT' ■ . aOOD USE OF YOUIt EARNIKCS.'(IbX ...<.., . . .'. .-■'■'•' v.-f./ vi iriod ib.'fa ' ~ ' '!' ~-r^ — i i.«vjflß3 m Lno.tt ■ . ! ::; ,J:i. ■:■■.! i* :u '/U!i;:j ",r;i,'-iiv b [Sj ,WE ; : WJLL ASSIS.T^YeQJU't !, ;..| ;' :;■,.• -, :.:,v ,!-)!!«T fjrianfii'"'"! v, ' ■"'■■■'•+*' l 1 in; j'-'Jio * vi ,■ .>' ...: ..■:'-';.'' J. .'• 1" ,Minnow<m|M| We are Importing onr! > i « .mj . -„ ■■■■■■: •■) ■ ,i!..«! oilT - ULOT H: I <Wu<f'< olll> Direct Kfiok the Best and,' Factories in EHrcfcAiiri;'l^ a'lil' And are,' therefore, in a position to sell at LOWER PRICKS tban-iheyi could be Purohaaed from Wholesale" tosX\ r ■'••■ • Houspb horo. ' ' '!«] :nlt . mi .:• [,i-il (i i— !" "(■..'/ in -(i)'J 1 ,-, ;i yy«. m:, Uoa i;wn Buaidissji! tf.fi Conßoquently have Very Small' Expense, *ln^ , enable? us to Sell" j, , jal iM t OHSAPKB. THAN ANY OTHKU; HtyUgjt , .IN ADCKLAMD. <■' !£«i i.liT ; : ——— ■..!;[ r,:..... oiil ut We, in making this Btatemont DEF V anyone to ;.. .pibPEOVIii, it, ; T .v'umote < Bolow ia a List for a. SMALIi' PORTIOj!l di^ 111* . . i ' ::!• ! ■ > :: 'W-n.l- !:""g.Wt , Good Working Coats .. .^;0:.:.., iio-'jlfli' Good. Working Trotuors ;. fjiisioj. wjlso, : Good WorkingiVeeta :'.. '.'.: r ''i? t'4"B'J : Strong Working ehlrts 'i1!!1' i Black Cloth. Pftgets.. ;iOS/,.a»8i95T!8 0 1 Black Cloth Galatuaa .. ■ i..'Jo>'<r Black Cloth Saca _ .. ..' ■■ Jjidiflvrtll , Black Cloth Trousers .. .: > i|l !1 T'lliJ Blaok Cloth Vesta .. •.. ' L;'''j.<:t jiiflrn I Blue Cloth Pagets .. .. ..''^Wfll 1 Blue Cloth Galateaa .. ~' '.W-'IS.O'1 Blue ClothSata .. „ „ ■'(^"IW' Unae^flannels'' /: ;.."";'. !;;:! '■>¥<%" Merfao UDdera .. ; . J ..;:I fW Merino Panta- .. ~ .. :.' Vfi' Boys' Snanlsh Suits "'.';'■..] ' .. '"ft'O? Beys' Tweed Suita .. '.. .. /.. "Y'fi. ' Boys' Soits, -with belts '.. .. ' ..; ii"'s* I Boys' Fancy Dob Suits .:" .. '^:'li/B^ i , Botb'Blaok pioth SMts '..., . /.' . ",',' iß''(s Jj Boys' .Yarmcfuth Suits'. .....' ' ".','' '15 BS Boys'Dorer Suits, .. ..'... ""iTCT Boys' VelTetSults .. ' .'.: ''~ "V ~''2of!S'i ' Boys'GalateaSuits..' .. '.. ' '.."'aj' 6r Boys'SacSutta ; .. '^~ mi i-j^M^H BoyV Overcoats 'ri , f . j,'..^ ,{..•, $ u #j ' PITTING^OpiIOOMON TflE PREMtS^,'1 pill ' I72.qyKKl^-STRBET. l>(i ■ . fl|"M . . •-,..,.", ~ ;"i,'.,'"-"'./|,r''n''ni'[.mt|.-; .'. 11H I -".. I ....,.,I1: ,i i■. -, ' us: ;■•<!, •••::•).' 'lilOl BlM' ' I Jy ■I R e;.c;:t". '&k, ,8 t ; im'o"!.^ I TO MR GRAVES AlC|^. jrifflßiA^^ j .._;, y.1 ' . AVOKLAsb, ,'t' b've. oivrt" Sib,—l have mncli pleasure in boaiiuK'-UfetS. mony respecting the benefits I have deiiyed|l)|r using your Compound Syiup ot HucaljTtoa, of. Lime and Quioine. I have"been aßreatßUfferer i for the last throe years with chest complaint, durinir which time I have been freqn'dntly nndw the care of skilfnl medical men, both in New Zealand and the neißhbimrirjg..colonl*B,ibut cannot say I ever experienced any beneflcia effect from their treatment. Laßt Bummer I tommenoed taking your Lime Mix!tire,,Bi>d;am happy to, inform you that I, hare, bean stf*fliJy improving -weekly' ever since—notwitnsfaßg ing two or three severe colds I have nwff •vHm I winter-and am'now nmiost free^from com nJaiDt,;aad can safely Bay, undoftbtedUittittMß ■ beat mocticlno Tbaveever taken,and asasopU*l ing expectorant it i» not to be erMalled; T gira you ruy name and address,' bbc for pubtuwflwl but as a guarantee tliat what I state-horfc ifl truthful, and, she aid you at any .tiuio. >yj&b. to refer any person to me, 1 shall be inoßt oap^tp Inform them ot the benefits to "be derived" Troßi'i a fo ir trial of. your invaluable I mix( are.^-J am, briK^te^.:^ft^j^|f«^ Msbr Others sufferina from BraricifaTWA Lung Complaints havo borne .TOtoesstiJ-Uanin quesHonolile efficiency of n ,,. |r |; j o jj,f n 'J. haul iM in uitc3 : i vMieio luu v v.l. iciuciiiuKiiDHW? failed ,g 1?lie effect uron those afiliote%wJthA})|« dreadlul' diseaßo CONSUMPTIOTV.pWi.H* k indred ehestaflecUonS, istcist;-dfescrlßed*i!lW9 language of one -who Experiencedl*aiißfilira|i followß :- '! Atpet., con.mcucii)K the, nwidiclno the expectoration came away freely, uu? $Wl? appeared to be naturally relieved, Bia;l?ffljp then sleep at night, although it was' in>|posßiD» to get quiet B)eep previouajy—my eheatseeJnett to have a weieht lifted ptf.it, and,! cpnld ijH| ; ., brea'h with freedom. 'My appelife if; "JwgV and I feel altogether etroflßer, and!Jn'a™i*'s'"? to recovers-." This is lile'-allr theHanßn^Ko °* many who have tiiedtbe Syrap ql-^aw'^PiW3 I with Hyßdpliosphites of .Liuie anai. r QBWWfe • rThiß Is a ptiarmecuttoal preparation'of PfffflJ I woith, deserving tiie 'cordial"tfooep^'«*!»,™i ' Faculty ami tho Public. ,;-i.J.-.,-.-J> wn«»ii" m BOLD IN BOTTLES AT 8s 6d SAC» fl<) MANOiFACTURttD AT rtf HB j>SjtataU.<s£"' v.i •>QuaBK-STREaT;AO'dKßittinK IMtrl3l liO.-.liW' 'U.IK .I'-y-fflb ili .BK;)X!iifiXat"";;': ■■ ■■;!- ». WW i ..mm-1.,,.) f,i.-,j..q4ii ntimfia 11 To the Editor: Sir^-HeWWKli^etfii^^ pleasure toioiwardiM)u^.lßtter*wm New Zey lftnd bearing testimony to the successful trea£ ment of a skin, disease of lons standing tbrougn j the use of tmr Eu'ralyptus Extract for the bene-1 fit of those sitßllany-mflicted. We hope yon I will^ew.the subject of sufflcienyfflswtwj; to atsrd this letter a space in loSr/sUOIiOM • Pftper.-^Youra truly, ■ ' ' ; *" ;',' - 1 Bridge^treat, Sandhursk, July:,aßß(W«':^w>' ~..-, !.:>i.. r .. 3 ..[,. ■ 1., -mi. i-!,i! ( ;v ,-iit ,nai ■■: .; i IHVKBOARGILL. N.Z,,Bth JOHV.ISSfti ' : i Mebsrb. Sandkb &. Sons, Sakdhuhst." ■ ■ i . Gkntmmi^,—Having suffered from tezenia (a skin disease which is very-prevaleut-in th» cb!ouy).for about nino years, I had eopsSfe' nuriieroua medical men here and ih/AnslwlMj ;and had taken arsenic, BtryciiniW; io«Hao'«oI potassium, eta, internally, nnd had used; WP f rations of zinc and lead externally., Jn ft?' had'tried all the remedies known"'to: the faculty, and what between travellin(t'doen)i» and druggists' biUs, hurt sjicnt ft.email fortune, I almost il not wholly without results, ex<teP*iJw injure my coristirution. During a receht SSf 1 ; to Hokitika I was recommended' to 'trr JWp Extract of Eucalyptus Globulus by.B MrotßM who had experienced, great beaent fromiifrfn aUoviatlng a very severe cold, and, no leflfl raffl* . Surprise tlian satisfaction, i foimd'fcba <i»ea» which had troubled me so long "was oonqfterw, and the skin resumed its l.umml condition. .This was effected by the external, use of ,««• I than two one-ounce bottles.' •"■*•" ..*tuS: ' You are welcome to make any use you tW»* I of this letter, and I subsoribe myecif.—Youw, J etOt ''if t< ( ,.njj; I . (Signed.) ' JOSK H. kSBR*.,^ I' Managef, Unibnßank at AustraU* pifflum* I• ■. Agent lor Auckland i^ii'.' strJ '" ;'■' '■ GK A YES:, lAxltG K-LN,.' <>' TBK PHAIOIAOT, QOBKN-6TKEET. r'f' ' '