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Auctions, "§> E G U L A It SALES LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL " PRODUDE -\re held by the undersigned aa follows :—I In each Thursday, nt Remuero, tho Principal Market for Fat Stock of all descriptions On oath Friday, in Auckland, at the Haymarkot, for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, Implements, Sec. (n ench Tuesday, at tho Ilaymarket, for Wool Sheepskins,! Hides, 2 Tallow, &c, at l o'clock At Wniukn, on the first Saturday In each month, At Pnkekohc, on tho first Moaday la each mouth At Driiry, on tho third Wednesday in each month At Papakura, on tho last Wednesday in each month At Quern's Redoubt, on each Monday before the third Wednesday in the months of Febru ary, April, June, August, October, and Dccornberj ritttlf! F'llrs specially advertised SUcop Fairs specially advertised.' ALFRED BUCKLAND. Q LOVER AND QRASS gEEDS UN SALE, AT THE HAYMAKKET (OF FIKST-CLASS QUALITY) — Wh to Clover R&T" Ked Clover Timothy Al-ylco Kentucky Blucgrass Cowgraea Red Top Luc-nne Trefoil l'ukckohe Cocksfoot Rycgrasa—Peiennial ■; nr.iip-Purple Top Ryegrass-Annual Turalp—Greon Top Turaip—Swede, fee, &c. Also, BO - KDUST, all. decrees of fineness land quality i;. _\ \-n-Peruvian, Mexican, and New Cale nuulnn Kainit, SnjierpliO3phat<J3 &c, &c Sec. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMABKET. Tji o1! PRIVATE SALE, A Chaff-Cutter (hnrso power); Belts and pverything complete. Can bo seen at Mr C. Koberts, Howick. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ptOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. PAPiKUBA-WedncEday, March 31 ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 25. THE REMUERA YARDS. TpOR SALE, on Thursday next, March Jjj 25, at one o'clock, 10 Choico Oxen, from Maclean & Co. And 103 Head, froai To Awamutu and Fatcraogi Dairy Cows, Store Cattle CO) Fat and Store S;ocp Ka: and Store i'lgs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. " Wednesday, makch 24. papakura sale yards. FOR SALE, on Wednesday next, March 21, CO Quiet Yearling Hollers And about 50 Mised Cattle. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY.ImARCH 24. THE HAYMA RKE T. TpOR Sale, on Wednesday, March 24, 4 Valuable TOWN ALLOTMENTS being is^T.'r'wJ'or^s.s.'; suit intending purchasers. Also, on tho samo date, 1 Town Acre, Alexandra East, allotment 50 D2crw, bsing ICO, Parish of Kilcalama, 80 ae^Pa^h of Wal'au, County of Mars den!' being south-western portion of Allotment 117. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. THE HAYMA RKE T. By Order of the Mortgagee. IPOR Sale, at the Ilaymarket, on Wed. ' nesday, March 2ith, at 11 o'clock, A GOOD FARM of 180 acres, adjoining the aS into paddocks, with 200 acres lwd down in lirct-class Brass, together with a twelve-ioomed dweUlng house and good Farm Buildings erected on the property. fcICOO can remain on the property at S per cent, per annum. Also, will be sold separately, Lot 118, Township of Kihikihl, concaining 1 acre. Lot i, Township ot Alexandra East, contain ing 1 acre. Alfred buckland. Wednesday, march 24. the' hayma eke t. DESIRABLE FARM IN WAIKATO. THE undersiyned has received instruc tions from Mr James Brown to sell at the Haymarket, on Wednesday, Maroh 21th, His farm (Uto H&mmond's), about three mlloa from lUmllton.on tho Ohauno Rosd, containing 612 acres, with considerably improvementa, being fenced, plonghed, largely In grass, excol lent rtweliinz and out buildings, labourers Oi'ttMfes, and first-class orchard of four acres In fall ben,-ing. If not sold in one lot. will be OlfßTcd in iubdivlsions, betrinlng at the soath end of the farm, as follows :-Lot 1 beiDg Nos. 90.109 102. and 103, containing 200 acres, bound on three sides with roads, fenced and partially improved. Lot 2, botino. by roods; and lot fo. ""ing Vos. 70,59, GO, 69, 67, and 6C containing 2o( acree, partially fresh ploughed, fenced, and |ra=sed. Lot 3, The homestead, being Nos. 13a 13 12 and 18, a' 1 in first-class order, with good *fete^^r?Wir. on the farm. Plan can bo seen at the Hayinarkct. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, MARCH 29. UNRESERVED SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. THE PROPERTY OF MR COOPER, AT OTAKA, Who is leaving the Farm. mHE undersigned will sell, on Monday, JL March 29, at 11 o'clock, as follows, 0 Farm,llorgo3 and Mares 10 Dairy Cows and Young Cattle A well-bred Bull, bred! by Ja". Whyte, Esq. 2 Drays and Frames Swing Cart and HarnoSß Phaft Leading, and Plough Harness Double-furrow Plough, by Hornsby Hornsby Paragon Mower and Reaper llorf o Hay Rauc, Potato Grabber Chaff Machine, 2 Tanks. Chcesoprqss Dairy Utensils, Farm Tool?, Sundries Firewood and Poultry Wheat Straw Stack, free from wiro C tons Oaten Hay 18 tons Meadow Hay 6 tons Oaten Straw. Stacks may remain on the ground untd Ist This Hay is of exceptionally fcood quality. The Stock are young and well bred. ! Tho Implements are In good working order. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, MARCH 23. JUN CT I ~O~N YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, SO head Fat Cattlo 500 Fat Sheep aud 1< atl.amba Veal Calves, Fat Pigs Also, Dairy Cows, Storo Cattlo Calves, Yearlings, &c, &c. AT 1 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN.



Auctions. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AT AN EARLY DATE. £1,000 WORTH OF ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE Pianos Portmanteaus Door Mats Ruga Quilts Table Mats Feather Pillows Ilorso Hair &c, &c, Sec. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell the above at an early date. Further par ticulars in future Advertisement. E. & A. ISAAC S, Merchants .and Auctioneers. TUESDAY, MARCH 23. JEWELLERY ! JEWELLERY ! Ex Mail Steamer. THE subscribers will sell nt their Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, i!3rdinstant, at II o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT OF JEWELLERY, Consisting of Watches, iGold Sets Kar-rinps, Necklets, Sleeve Links, Studs, SoJitaires, Chains, Brooches, Charms, Rings, Pins, Lockets, ThimDles, etc. Now on View. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, MARCH~22i DI ING-ROOM SUITE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. G it E V - S T R E E T. THE subscribers will soil, on the pre mises, Grcy-streot, on Monday, 22nd inst., at 11 o'clock, Dining-room Suite, hnir-covered; Chalre, JVlirrois,Carpt-tß,nuxs,Yachtinsr,Kacing, and Sporting Pictures : Oilcloth. (Jhertb nicr, Book?, Sofa, Tables, Fenders and Irons Curla'ns, Lamp, Orate, Brass Bed stead, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Colonial Couches, Mattrasscs, lledding. Cheat Drawers, Stands and Ware, Mahogany Washataud (marble top). Clock", Meat Safe, China. Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONKS.J LR. C. CARK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. IMPORTANT SALE OF MINING MACHINERY AND PLANT. THE undersigned hare received instruc tions from tho Premier Gold Mining Com pany (Limited) to oiler for sale by publio motion, at the S»lo Roomi, Brunswick Buildings, Queon streot, Auckland, on Wednesday, tho 31at day of March, ISSO, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, Tho following MACHINERY, as it now stands en the Company's ground, Coro mandel :— Or.c 10-horso Power Tngino, One Battery of ten head of Stampers, One Centrifugal Pump and Pipes, Four Ifordtins, with drags complete One 15-hqrs-j Power Pumping and Winding EngiDO. Wire- rtopo, Balanoo Bob, Poppett Legs, Fulleys, Wheels, Drum, &c Tho whole to be sold without reserve and to the highest bidder. B. TONKS & C 0., Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MARCH 25. By Order of Harbour Board. TOLLS QUEEN-STREET FIIARF, TOLLS RAILWAY WHARF, f WE IGHBRIDGB QUEEN-STREET WHARF. A. G. GRANT HAS received instructions from the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by public auction, at tho ofllces of tho Board, Fort street, on Thursday, March 25, at 11 n.m. Tho Right of COLLECTING TOLLS on tho Queen-street and Railway Wharves until 31st December. ISSO; and also tho Right of LEVYING CHARGES for tho Use of the Weighbridge Queen street Wharf until 31st December, 1830. Conditions of Sale may bo seen and all par ticulars obtained at th» Offices of tho Harbour Board, Fort-street. MONDAY, MARCH 22. In the Estate of R. Little, Bootmaker, Queen-street. A. G. GRANT HAS receired instructions from Tho, Macffarlane, Esq., Trustee in the above Estate, to sell by auction on tho Premises, Albert Buiidinfa, on Monday next, at 11 o'clock, Tho Stock-ia-Trado of Boots and Shoes, &c, Sec, &c Terms Cash. TUESDAY, MARCH 23. GENERAL DRAPERY, WOOLLENS, CLOTHING. &C. A. G. GRAHT HAS been instructed to Bell by auction on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, A Parcel of General Drapery, Woollens, Clothing, &c Without Reserve. Terms Liberal. MONDAY, MARCH 22. TOBACCO, WINE, AKD SPIRITS. G. W. BINHEY WILL sell by unction, at tho Central Sale Rooms, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clocir, 1 cases Tobacco, Barrett's Crown, In bond 2 packages Tobacco, Grape Leaf, Bs, in bond ■ 20 cases Champagne, in bond 2S cases Sherry, in bond 3 qr.-casks Sherry, Jn bond 10 cases Whisky, in bond 10 enses Geneva, in bond 1 qr. cask Genova, fn bond 1 qr.-ca3k Colonial Wine, in bond To be Sold In Bond, without tho Slightest Reserve. G. W. BINNEY, Auctioneer. Baddierv. i 4) CIADDLERY AND TZTARNESS. DUTY OFJB1 MOUNTINGS! W. S. JONES Continues to manufacture erery yanety of the above in daily-increasing quantities, and by the aid of the latest improved labour-saving appli ances, combined with the largo demand, is enabled to produce horn at | tar THK LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. Strong, Doiublb STOCK SADDLES, our own make, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od. A Splendid Assortment (of Every Kind! of the Whips. Riding Whips, from Is Gd to 50s Hunting Whips, from 6a Cd to 255. Also, Gig, Buggy, Cab, Carriage Cart, Waggon Ilctand Boys' Whips, in Great Variety, ••Aid at Kxtremely Low Prices. SOLID STICKEL-SIIiVEE BITS, STIRRUPS, AND SPURS. A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 per oent. Less than the Prices usually charged. Ladies' and GentB1 Riding Saddles (of,every kind) on Hand or Made to Order. Try Jones' Celebrated Extra-strong MPBOVKD PACK-SADDLKS From 60s each (complete). W. S. J O N E S, QUEEN-STREET.



TNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WARKnOUSB. The undcr3ienod having a considerable st:t;k of 'J'ois on haul, bought before the late nsu in the China and Colonial markets, intends giving Ms Customers the bcnclit. i-o long us Uieylasr, which will probably bo until the urrlval pi iie\v Beason3 again, and for this reason conliaontly expects a steadily increasing "onsumpliou ot his really choice lines. The Is Od toa is dropped, because custome:a show a decided preference for good tea rather than too low-priced, lhia is taken in part as a compliment from con saraeis for tho way the undersigned has en deavoured to direct the public mind respecting kinds it ia economical to purchase. " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea," 3s per lb. "Family Mixture,"2s lid ditto " Tea Kxtmordimuy," 2s ditto "Brokouand Sittings" (flavonry) Is gd ditto 70 Boxes Choice Consous (bought before the rise), 219 und 27s lid per box llalf-che3t3 Very Choico Congous, (Cor family use), at 2s, 2s Id, and Zs 8d per lb The balanco of tho beautiJul Tea Cosies is re duced to 7s lid 60 Boxes Tobaccos, In Dark and Golden Leaf sizes (lib bar.«), Is, is, fa, 10j, 12s, to £ (Small shops advantageously served.) Jams and Marmalades, from GJd to lfld per tin Ne ff Salmon, 8d and lOd per tin : Balad Oil. 7d per bottle: Cornllou-, C<i per H>: Superior Hice. 12 b for 23 i)d : Split Peas, 121b far 2s 3d • M*o ot the American JLJioomJ,-at Is 3U," wfl'tn Is Od each. (TEEMS, Cash). F. WHITEHEAD, Tka Deai.fr aud Jwi-oiVrF.R of Tobacco & Cigahs, Victoria street, Auckland, And TOBACCONIST, Quocn-streot. N.B.—SmoVists.—l am Rlvlns; n nplendid quality Cigar, at -1 for 13, just no w at both ahopH. Sewinpr Machines. E W I N G lk/T A C II I N E S. JJLL TAYLOR'S PATENT BEWING (MACHINE J o <? ,* ... ■„ - -^- ,L .. g g n i Those Machines havo now beon co long before tho public that they havo established n replica tion for themsolves, and can be confidently recommended by hundreds who ncsicss them oa superior to all othow for domeatic ujc. Tho uovv KUiutlo bliutlio iioveuiODt 18 acknowledged on all hands aa kbo simplest aniotest, and most beautiful motion over in vented for tho purpose. ... The now Patent Shuttle hafl only Cno hole to thread, and ia largor than moat others. Sous Aok^t: T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-atreet. V win Machines Repaired. W. c. ;d ennes< THE GKEAT IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW GEOVER AND BAKER'S DOMESTIC fell HAND MACHINE, same as theJabove, £1 10s o AtL Kinds off Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 2s. Gd. Per Wekk! 2s. Gd. Pkr Wbbk ! 2s. Gd. Peb Week tW ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED TEH mHE ri REAT TQEPOT, QUEEN STREET. Venetian Blinds. A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIMD J\_ 5 FACTOKY, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREETS. VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS 1 Made of tho best Californlar, Pino, guaranteed not to warp or tv.-l*t. Our Winds surpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We havo a very largo stock of veil-seasoned Pino lim ber; also a Largo Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze linda mado to order, and forwards to all parts ofjtho CoJ •my at tho shortest notice. A. & A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Bcsbt), VENETIAN BLIND JTAKERB AND WIRB WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREETS



Medical. SANDEIt AND SONS' EUCALYPT IEXTRACT. REPORT OF DR.F. MO3LER, PROFHSSOR AX THE UNIVKR9ITY OF GRBIFtSWALD. Epitome of an article of tho " Berliner kil nischen Wochensclulft" No. 21, 1878, a medical periodical, publisbod at Borliu, with references to inhalations of tUo 3£xtkact Eucalyptus Folis (Sander andSona' Sxttact Kucalyptus) la case 3of diptheria, by Dr. IT. Mwlcr, profossor at the University of Groifawald, Germany, v\z. : "Having experienced tho advantages derived from inhalations of Uio Kxtuact Edcalyptik Folii in csaos of oohinoooccon of tho lungs with bronchial alfections. I mado up my mind to tr the same remedy in cases of Diputhkhia. D Salenz, a pupil of mine, has since, in his di3«orar tion, repotted the particulars of tho cases treated, and I may bo allowed briefly to refer to one of tho rasos enumerated therein. Ida X., of Pa'owalk, twenty years of age, had on the 191 h February, 1879, a lit of chlHing fever with violent paina In her throat. She called upon a medical practitioner, who, reoognizing at once the case >o bo one of diphthoritio, mado her enter my klinik, whore 1 had to separate her from the other patients. The patient, well developed for her ago. was complaining of pains in her throat, wMeh j?tctt worse when sho en deavoured to swallow, speak, or move the neck. The submaxillar and pubmental glands were much swollen, and tho fever was of a remitting nature. Tho condition of tho patient was on the 220 dof February: Warmth=3o.i 0., puleo=9G respiration=2o. Prescription : Extract cue. c. foliia to be inhaled for twenty minntca orery tour. The following day tho patient threw out small particles of oxsudat. Tho local appear ances in tho pharynx grow worse, and tho exsudats were more extended ovor tho mucous membrane. That increase of symptoms cauaed me to augment tha doso to one tea spoonful of extract one used for inhala tion ; also the Inhalations were continued during the Dight. On tho 27th pationt got better and the fever had subsided. On examining tho pharynx it was easily to bo noticed that tho pro cess of diphtherlti3 gavo way, and on tho lith of March tho patient was restored to health and discharged. Tho report in qncstlon says that the Eucalypti Extract in all cases of diphtheri ties proved successful; it ulso sets forth oases of laryngitis and bronchftfs, chronic*, pneumonia, crouposa dextra, ac to pharyngitis, oomblnod with laryngitis, treated successfully with tho Eucalypti Extract. (Those diseases constitute nearly all tho afleo tions of the throat and respiratory orgars, mostly caused by neglected colds) Theabofo reported euro of diphtheria, a di- Bcase which Is always attondod by fever, proves tho efficacy of our Extract Eucalyptus in all cases of fever, and as it at tho same tlmo disin fects all wounds, and checks inflammation, it will be a positivo cure of nearly all diseases, chiefly, Fevers, P-houmatism, Colds, Wounds of all kinds, ypruins, Bruises, Etc. Solo Agent for Auokland and District: A I 0 X I N, The Phakmaoy, Qoekn-stheet. Auckland. DE VIT T, OT7NM AX E ft, a 241, QUEKN-STRKET. AUCKLAND, opposito tho Market House. Established 1859. ON SALE, Single Rnd Doublo Breech-loading and Muzzle loading Fowling Piocos Franter's Patent, Martini and Snider Rook Rifles Hall's, Curtis[& Harvey's Pigcon.Wllka and Lau rence's Sporting Powders Blasting Powder and Fuss Newcastle Chilled Shot Kley's Doublo Waterproof Caps, Cartridge-cases, Wadding, Concentrators, Wiro Cartridges for M.Jj. and B.fj. Gunß, Gun Cases, Water proof Covers, Game Hags, &o. Breech-loading Implements of ovory deßcriptio Breech-loa'ling Rovolvera and Ammunition Fishing tackle All Cartridges ordered at tho above cetablis ment guaranteed carefully and. occuiately oadod. Every description Of Fire-arms Repaired by experiensed workmen. Just received, ox ' Carnielb,' 6 cases Fireworks from the celebrated maker, J. Pain, London.



«aa««Bßinare;jiiaßieoßM«aasoTOnßggß6Mniywmg3Wiaiß! Land and Estate Aerents. t m I. KMN ° x ?> (i ,LS 3 » "... Estate Agent and Vautatos, QUEEN-Sl'llKliT, AUOKLANi). MONISY LKNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON IfIRST - CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VKSTKD IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. No Chabqe to Lkndek ok Invkstoti. VILLA SITE—One o£ tho choice.it Villa Sites in Rcmucra. The site is wpll sheltered, and commands ouc o£ the mostdoHghtfill views in Remuora.—J. M« I^enLox, K^tnte A,;e:it, Auckland. rilO FARMERS—A Unrgain-Ono of the brst X Uttlo Dairy Farms in tho Waikato. '1 here nrc 100 acres, mostly in the brst grasses, all fenced, and with a Cottage built thereon. There ;\re 17 line dairy cows, 17 calves, 1 horse. Price for farm, stock, Ac., 01 Jy I.iOP. The owner ia leaving tho country—Apply to J. M. Lennox, E*t:ue Agent, Ancklnmt. 'B^O FARMKR3—A flrst-cliß3 Farm of 105 L acres, 11 miles from tho ci'.y. The farm is surrouii'ied by usdli-water creek. Tho land v of fiist-clubs qnality. This fine little farm is beautifully situated for fishing, and will produce good crops of wheat oats, 0^ 1 otatocs. A 20-ton lioat can come up to tao farm. Price, £950. £750 can remain at S per cent.—J. oVI. Lennox, KBtat'j i\Ront, Auckland. REMUERa.—A Harsain-U acres, with Six roomed Residence, detached Kitchen,barn, cow-sheds, and a first-class Orchard. The Orchard will produce at lea&t £10 per annum. Price, £650. This Property is oilered a bargain, as tho owner is leaving tho country.—J. M. Lonnux, Ettato Agent, Auckland. , LLOTMIi.STi:,— ■'*. Bargain—l Allotment.^ nt i-i Kpsoni East, 50 x 1:50. Price, £150.— J. M, Lennox, SCstaxe Agent, Auckland. rj>O FAP.MICItS."— Farm of 2H.1 Acres at Kaoo, JL 30 acres of which are in grass. There ia a House containing 8 robins ; niso garden, urohard. etc. I'iei'O arc i-0 Bhcepand 0 head oC cattle. Price for farm and alock:, £100.— J. M. Lcunox, Estate Agent, .Auckland. PAKNBLJj.— Fi'S-t-class Businoss Premises, conaistins ot two yhops, ono of which is occupied by a Butcher und tho other by 11 Grocer. Tbe freehold allotment 1a JO x 100, and fronts tho Alanukau Road at tbo junction of two other roads, l'rico, £750; £150 cash; baliince can remain. -J. M. L;nuO3C. Estuto Ayeut, Auckland, /•-KOOMttD CO'ITAGK, with J S.CTO of Fruit \) Gai'don. T hero is a good woll of water. Tha aliotmnnt id freehold, and has a double fiontago. Price, £150; WOO cash; balance can remain, —J. M, Lennox, iiatato jigent, Auak l.md. T3UKEKOHK WEST.—Farm of 200 Acivs, J! ail joining Buekland and Shepherd's; good hind. Pricf, £", 1.3 per aero.—J. M. Lonnux. PARNELL— Rutland and St. Gooi-rb's Bay Roads.—Two Cott»gc.3-ono of bi*. room:!, tho other cf four rcoma--with freehold allot moutd. Price, £170 and £300 respectively.—J.M. Lennox, Kstato A^cut. J t\ ACRES of tho Richest Pasture Lnnd, iIV three miloa from the city, with comfort ablo Cottaxo erected thereon. This Huo pro perty froiu< tho main road, and ia a Bargain l'rico, £1,000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agmit. r> 1 o(v —FOR SALIC (a bavsniu), a lino rural 3J i.O\J Hutlo Homostoail, only 3 miles from S/okea'a Point, with beach froutago. 'I here is a Six-roumcd Coltano upon tho proporty, and 15 acres of freehold. Price, £i:! 0. 'Icjiuh can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Etitato asuiit, Auck land. r<qAf\—Substantial Brick COTTA(ITT, ten J^OW minutes' walk from tuo Union Rank, woll-plasterfd ; with largo garden. li ice. il'lcO. Tonns can tie mrtinxcd.—J. lU, Lennox, EstutO agont, Auckland. KE \1 U 10kA.—Family Rcßi<lonco, wilh 1} acroa of. iroohold. Pricj, £750.—Apply to J. 11. Lonnox, Kstato Aneni. (lITV.— A Cow luinulea'walk from tho Union j Bank, :v most desirable alx-roomoil (JoIUI-o, with frouhokl rtllotuiout. J'lieo, £J75.-J. ii. Lennox, Katnto A gout, Auckland. t.^OR tiALK, twulvu uiilea from thn city, A Ural cloud Kiinu of J'JO aorcn. vrllli water frontago; all subdivided and hild down in Kngll.sh Kninucd. l'rieo, t'A.SM —J. M. Ix'iinox. •> ALLOTMKNTH iv John-utroot, I'oiiiiOnby. f> I'rice £lli Iho three-J. M. lonnox. JINCOLN-STRKKT.' (Ponsonby) — 7-ioomod J Rcsidonoa, with larifo fruohoid allotment. Price, £210,— J. M. Lcnnox.l 11 O KAKJIKIW ttUd Others.—Ono of tlio J- Choicent b'urms in tho Province. Thoro »m 217 acres within S miles of tlie city ; quality of land cannot bo excelled: lurgo nino-i-oomul residence.—J. M. Lonnox, K&tnto Agent, mo KAKMEUa—A choice Fiirm ot 91 Acrofl. A 70 acroa of which :ufo in good grasses nnd fencinl sliecp liroof; Iho Cottage ia neatly built; tho land is all good nnd well watered; only U miles from a Railway station. Prioo, £Soo.— J. M. Lennox, JOUito Agent, Ancklund. bEAKIKLD VIICW.—A 5-roonif>d Verandah Cottage in this favourite locAlltr, with l&iye freehold ailolinont. Tho oottuge U in beuutif ul order.—JVM. liAtinox, Kntato AKont. MOUNT KDICN'.—IS Acnw, partly In grnss, with small Houso. Price, £ouo.—J. Zl. Lennox, Eutote Agent. f.,,-),-,,-._yix-roompd CoUcßoand reehold allots *jUU men*. In Purnoll.—J. M. Lennox. FARM of 215 aoraa, 50 mllon South of Aticli land, about 0 mllos from tho railway orchard, garden, »nd about ltX) acros in grusu. Price, £5 por acre—J. M. Lennox. f>i r I)— irour-rooined Cottage and freehold J^XOV allotment in I'aruoU. Toims ewiy.—J. M. I^onno.v. Kutato i\gont. ni or\— Thriw-roomod 11OUSIC and freehold JJIOV ftiiotm.int In Aloxandra-stroot. Prlco, £130.— J. M. 1/Ciiiox, ICstato ftgont. 4C1' Kor llousos, *armß, nnd Allotmer.tsi, nco my loi-g advertisumout in ' Wookly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estate Aqi^t. Auckland. RO. G RK E N WOO D, « AUCTIONEER, lIOUSKI, LAND. AND ESTATE AGENT, COHSKI! OK SIIOKTLAJID-BTBKBTI 1,1 OR niMKDUTE SALE, (51 acrca Ulch Hush J and, In tho Kazorl>aek Dlhtriei. situate imniniliately behind Mr Hatnpton'rt and Mr l'roud'H farms, and joining MrJ.Turnct's and Kov HaKiieloy's fiirma; three miles from Hucklnnd Hltvtion, and ab^ut half-a-mllo from theliro.it Sotith Roaii, liazorback.—l'rlvo iow, nd torina very oiisy, > TMPJ'.OVEDFAK.Mcf over2oo acres, [iluatfd JL In tho TamaUi 1 >istriot; fenced and sub divided into p'.iildocks; also, 10 scroa linger cultivation; good road; streams through 1)10 land; good Cottage l'rico low, ar.d terms to suit purchaser. IMPROVKD PAhM.—lll acros trood I/ind at Kuaraniri: all plonsho^, more than half beinit already plouKhed and sown ; ne«rly n'.l surrounded by n sU'cp-Vmnkod crock, forming a natural fimoo : i.l«-nty of ilrnwood, &c; also, a ho\is<-, bam, cow-shod. &:e. Tbo property IB only 1J mile i from tho Mangaoal wharf and within lls-c mlnutos' walk of tbo Manguiial school. Piico for tho furni, .ogptber wiih UOO sheep and 10 herd of catllo, £(iOO : £-'«) aifh—balance can remain on '.ho property for seven yearn ut 0 per cent, 'i'liia U a llrst-clasa opDortanity for it n»\v *>WA ACRES of Rich Bush Land, perfectly OOV level, and only two miles from railway station by a perfectly lovol road, being portion of Taupald Block. TJiis land ia equal to any North of Auc-kUind. and is covered with very valuable timber, l'rico £3 5a au acre. I to »-jk ACHES of Rich Mixed Hush I-and In .-Vv tlie Walron South; joins improved farms, and lies well to tho sun; six mllos from Manurowa Railway Station by good road. Land well witorod. A 9 ACREd Gool land, adjoining tho Proper -fc-1 tics of thu Rev. Mr Somervillo and John Buchanan, rat-reliant, Whau, and i niilo from tho Railway Station. The view ia unaurpivped, and iho roads lire good. This land will bo sold in 5-acro lots, or to suit purchasers. NEWTON. — Five-roomed iiouso, together with a largo now workshop and allotment 2S x 20 feet; all fenced, Sec; planted in fruit trees. Sea.; good well, fco. Price £280. FOR SALK, C-rooroed House and over quarter of an aero freehold land, bt'lng a corner allotmont, having frontages to Regent-street and Kdon Road ; good stable, garden, woll.fce., &c. Price, £500. HUTLANU ROAD (Parnell). — Now Fivo • roomml Houso and about i an arro Land, laid out in orchard, containing fruit-bearing trees 10 and COf^ct high; good well, aud com mands a splondid view. Sure to bocomo a very Vftluablo property in a rhorttfmo. Price, £325, ■OONSONBV.—A new and well-finished Six- JL rO'ined House, largo and commodious rooms, and allotment 132 x 210 foet, racing Gratten-streot; all planted and laid out in v choice garden, &a; land partly fonced with cor rugatediron. Piioo, £000. t, DJCN ROAD.—Kourroomed Hou»o, with r> vorandah, In good order, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 99ft.; securely fenced, laid out inagardeD, good woll, Sec. Terms vory ea*y. Price, £150. FOR SALE, ft Vory Superior Gontloman's Residence at tho Lake, North Shores; houso largo and commoiiions, grounds tastefully laid out, lnnd best in tho district, view unsur passed. Prico for tho houso, with 112 acres of rich land.'£2ooo ; terms very easy FOUR ROOMED COTTAGK and Scullery, toßCthor with largo freoho'd allotment, good well and garden, situated In Lowor Hop burn-strcot. Prico £225. COTI'AQK in Edinburgh-street, Newton: largo corner freehold allotmont; good garden, woll, &c. Hoiwo in thorough ordor. Prioo £250. VILLA RESIDENCE, suitable for aßcntlo man with a family; six or seven acres of good land attached; gcod view; situated at Romnora. VLLLA RESIDENCE at Mount Albert; largo and commodious grounds, well laid out paddocks, subdivided land. «?ood viow, unsur passed ; outbuildings all that can bo dosired; Fargo orchard and garden; suitable for a gentle man with a family. WAIKATO.— A very superior and compact Homestead ot 250 acre 3 of the richest land in tho Walkato ; all subdivided into con venient s'zed puddocks by livo thorn hedges, enclosed plantation of forest trees, and water In every paddock. Houso, large and commodious, and stands in about four acres o£ ornamental grounds and flower garden. Orchard wcll stocked with choico fruit trees, all in full bearing. Outbuildings, stables, &c. Approached by good roads from Hamilton or Cambridge This Farm is admitted to be tho best of its ei/.o about Cambridge, IpOR ?ALE-»5 acres of rich loam Land, of tho vory linost quality in tho colony, all level and well watered, npnrochab'o fropn Auckland by good macidumiscd rondb, all fenced, grca'er portion planted with quick thorns ; subdivided into six paddocks ; 75 acros in rich uraas, tho remainder in cultivation ; orchard well planted with choico fruit-tree?. Also, a woll llnisliod six-roomod houso, dairy, cowsheds, piustyes, workshop, and good garden, planted with fruit and ornamental trcos, This is without excep tion one of. the best farms in tbo nnighbotirhoucl of Auckland, both for the quality of k >il and lmprovoniontH, being situated in tho well-known District of Ra/.orbiick, and within a fe.wminules walk of School and Po3t-oHico. Price, £1,100 one-thli d chhli, or as azreed. WAIKKIKKI.— Choico Allotment,containing GO acres; 20 acrca high fern, remainder good bush, being Lot 31, Parish of Waikeikcl. Prico, 35slan acre. VILLAGE Olf VVAIUKU—I9O acrflfl of very rich Land for salo in tho Village of Wniuku, being Lot No. 12. Will bo sold a groat bargain. \irAIROA SOUTH.—9O acros Land in tho VV Parish of Taupo; crook frontage; 20 acres in grass, 30 acros aluvial, remainder good bush. Prico, 90s per aero. TtrKWTON ROAD.—Five-roomed House, with -131 scullery and back porch; good tanks; situated on cornor allotment, 33ft. frontage to Newton Road by Gift, deep frontaso to Lich flold-streot. Prico, £300. ALSO, Four-roomed Houso, East-street, off Cook-btrcol; ftood well, «S:o. Price, £150. IA f\ ACRICS Rich Bush Land, fencca and CM:\J subdivided into paddocks; good House, Shoils, Ontbnildingii, Orchard, &c, &c. /• i~\ ACRES, unimproved, adjoining the above; \Ji\J all surrounded by tho W aipa, rivor. Solos by auction of Household Furniture, &c. &c., undcrtakon by R, C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, &O OXiioo Corner hortlund and QuoonStroots



Land and Estate Agents i^ II AS. \JT ILLIAMSON, V/ V T HOUSH, LAND, AND ESTATE AOKNT, 3, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONKY Invested for Capitalists on first-class securition, without Charge. Seven per cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. Sir ARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentee* BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT:— Mount Kdcn, 21/ I inion-stroat, 20/ Honio-stroct, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ West-street, 21/ Parnell Rise, £4 View Road, 30/ Kdwin-streot, 21/ Richmond Road, 25/ King-street, 20/ GratUn-street, 12/ George-street, £1 Sussex-street, 20/ Victoria-street, £10 Randolph-street, 10/ Eyber Pass, 80/ Wyndhnm-strcet,£lolo/lirafton Road, 70/ William-sireot, CO/ Nelson-street. 10/ Short-street, £Q Kngiand-streot, 10/ Franklin Road, GO/ Vine-street, 10/ Carlcton (lore, Road. 15/ Hrown-etreet, 27/6 Waltcmattt-streot, JO/ Shtllj Beach Road, 30/ Dublin-street, 30/ West Newton. 25/ Clarence street, IG/ Liverpool-street, 10/ Anßleaca-streot, 30/ Ponsonby Road, 25/ Hackett-street, 35/ Prospect-street, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 25/ Also, in viiiious other streets at iow ratos. ■P9CiOCI TO LKND, In Sums of £10 and up "J*|UUU wards, on good security. TVTEWMARKET—Nice House and Allotment IT for Sulo, near Junction Hotel. Price, £150. Easy terms for purchase can bo arranged. KA'/.O\lßi.Vl<-— VsLi-m of LSI acres for salo, with comfortablu homestead. Excellent toil, busti, watrr, &c. £9|\|\-NKW HOUSK, in Ponsonby, for Salo ■"uu (flverooms) ; also, aJjoiniiirt'Allotment, It desired. j>-| -i 1)1)— VILLA ItKSIDKNCIi: for Sale, nt cUXXUU is Onn t Albert, poj&eiisins ouo of iho fln»6t viowß iv the d,strict. MKRKaFORD-aTRiiET. — Seven roamod J-> House. Scullorr, wash-housn, S:c.; gas and water laid on, Fino view. To bo sold a Bargain. (M REy-STRKET—Six-roomod Uouso (now) for VX snlo. Ijuw allotnißut, .PQOM-FIVK-UOOMED HOUSK, efT Pon c(j—ou sou by Road, for Salo. Two frontuKCO. Tl,|OnNT KDliN—Jjirg.) Now House, littcd IjX with every convenience (two acres of laud), for snlt>. Ua,] ono cf tho (luoat views in tno district. I nOlteON- STREET — Shop r.nrt I)welling . House for talo—now. splendid stand for buslnces. A LLUTMKNTS Honght and HOU.Sk S BUILT j J\- for Working Men. To be repaid by weekly lustnlmouts, (?omA—Fivo roomed Hou»efor Sale inNo!son j~iov\j Bt , re( > ti Gulden, tanks, and all 1011 --1-1 BUSINKSS for Salo in tho heart sJ of Uio city; main thoroughfare. Aboul £150 required. f Jf.n—Now S-.vcn-roomed ITonso for salo in Js<iO\i Pamel], Heautlful view. Also, Five- ; roomed Uoubo at f!XW. Uiz-roomud liouno, £100. QUEEN-STHEItT.— Fleo iiusiuoas I'romiats for Bale. r\FriCKS and STORKS to I/st In Durham \J rtr«ot. / IARLKTON GORK HOAD-Ono of Iho finest Vy Allotiucuts In J.iiwx-y's Wstato for Balo. i Money lent to build with, If deHired. • f'-i 7-A-KJVE-HOOMED HOUSH new tho j «'-/J'v-' Ulub;;ow Store. Garden Sic. Kiuy Uarms. PAHNKM/.— nulldlnEf Allotinont^ for Salo In Gibraltar Terrace, with flue view of Domain, 2,18 por fiwt; also, St. Utxjrue'a liny Koad,2sspor foot; HrlKhlon, f:l per foot, ov»rluokiiig tho sea. Kcuood, planUjd with fruit troco. Sec. PKA/i—ljui>i;o new Jiouso for Balo on l*on '-lJuy wonby Komi, with Thrco Allotmenta 100 x 2i).'S. Hplondid view. JJON^ONUY.— Hix-roomod Houso and lurßO aMotnicut tor Bale. ToinniCiiuboiixritnKod. l'rieo, £iSS. DKUKY.— 225 acres I/infl for snlo, half a mllo from Drury; well watered; Rood soil, portly cleared, and sown wlUi mixed Knissea. HI Is per acre. I'ooii —Seven-roomed Houso in Newton Road *"*" f 01'Salo; every convenience : lino view. .O.y 1 X — fivc-roonicd Hoiiiw for Hillo In Now *^"^^> ton, Tvith outhouses; two allotmonU) Planted. Good view. V> KMUKRA.—Sixteen Aores J/ind for tale; JTtj lino vfow of Haoccour«o. ICoay tornn. TO MARKET GAKMCNKKB.—HniaII Farm to lot, with poTcn-rooniod Houho, 4 miles Auckbiud, on Ureut Nortn hund, und also pos-oKS'.-o wutur froutago; orchard and Uirgo pANMUUK.-FINE FARM of 102 acres for A Sale; all In 8XM8; volcanic soil. Sovon roomod Ilouafl, Blablcs, Cowsheds, &c. Tho bo«t Dairy Fiirm In the province. aLUKKT PAKK Several Ixiasohold Allot ■'*• incut:) for Hals, with fine views of Domain nnrt harbonr. Alpo Uiroo Villa Resldencce. OTOKKSVa l'OlNT—aaiall Farms for BaJo. nn- Unproved und partly improved, on cosy terms. Ij'AHMS also For Salo at Hunna, Mount Edon, J- Waikoniitl. Riolimonfl. Komokorlki. Man pt>ro, Pnrcmoromo.Kaß Tamnkl.Ktokes'a Point, Waltakerei. llonflorson's Crook, Papatoitol, Remu"iii, CainbridKo, Llttlo.ind Rig Omaha, Karloi, ltlvorhuttd, Morniniißldo, MahuranKi, Wainul, Oanmrn, Ararlmu, Coromandol, Mer cury Hay, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhlwha, Ra/.orbiick, J'apakura, fco. Albo, boo list in Aew Zealand Uer*k\ and WtM\ Vcws. C II A S. W 1 L L I A M S O N, ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lane.



Drapery. 1 Jl LO 0 X Q] v T.n FAIFIXE nKAVY TWEED T ttJO U S^Eflt S A.ND VEST 21?; (Pi am on Fancy) 21s. AN IIIMBNBK lIARGAINI] PHILLIPS 1 MART QUKKN-STRKKH Oofiee Merchants ■DROWN, BARBETT t CO.'S AUCKLAND BTBAM COFFKE AND SPICEUMILIjS. COFFEES. If IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFKK Is tho bost stlmnlatine Bovoraßo both for Winter aud Summer, To obtain what you really want, ask for our Beat Brando, tho EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have siißtainod tholr good namoo ovor Ten Years, and havo vory much increased In domand—a suro proof o their boing consumed nnd appreciated in all households throughout and ovon out of our province. ta. Wholosale only at our Mills and Agoutis 63L Rotail at all Grocery Establishments In Town and Country* V> £) <D g 53 r our bostj 9go Bxcp\Blorßrand,grc3nlabel| qualitloß.j ■RoO Stanaard „ red >Evory pk«e H^o itilon „ pink ~ I with our t^m ' Bißnaturei .g.2 c o" 00° \ Otu iowes» fe-Sftf Anchor 1, puca' „ (, qualltiea, c£~ Crown „ yellow „ ( without our «> tt^ j signature, Our PKPPKRS and SPICKS we guarantee ol Beat Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. 81110 t rcet, July! 3th 1879.



JU D Nathan & Co.'a Agencies. mUK HUME SHUTTLE AMERICAN JL LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKED FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THE MARKET, Without Regard to Pkicb. With the Machine is furnished-Hemmer, Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil Screw driver, Five Needles, Gaugo, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong case, without extra charge. It will horn, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck l-ullle, hemstitch, and gather, and sew on and gather at tho samo time, and will work equally well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Uoods, with Silk' Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. I—HAND MACIIINK, Reduced to £4. X.H.—This is also adapted for use on talbos and Tre.adlo, which wo will supply at any time, of elegant American manufacture tor £2 ss. , No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle nsc only, having tho very great advantage of being set i level with Oio table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some polished top, complete reduced to £6 53. No. B—MACIIINK, with polished covers as i above, to look and protect machine, ro duccd to £7 7s. Where the genulno "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC' (INKS are not procurable wo will send ' thoiv irect to purchasers on receipt of romit tano reference. •g VK R V QII N U N B HOME-SHUTTLE I SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M ° b s & C°- SOLK-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. tar BEWARE OF GERMAN AND IBIRM INGIIAJI IMITATIONS. "Os* SOLE IMPORTERS! L. D. Nathan & 00. AUCKLAND. Wo have appointed tho undersigned Solo Ro tall Agent for Auckland, whoro tho genuino Home Shuttle Machines aro procurable by time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition free of charge J. V. JSIIEDA, SHORTLAND-STREET. £1 F R_^_ G- IFTS Tho Proprietors of Wolfic's AnoMATio Scmi'DAM Poiin.M'PS, to Induco tho destruction and prevent tho Improper nso of their wrappers and l&bolB, and thus further protect tho Publio against fr»im and deception, ha»o encloeod in the wrappurs o under tho label on tho quart twltlew, Binoo lot October, 1878, and oonilnuo to end N KrartT Day's Packing roughont tho Year H £1 OHDKRS, Which aio drawn upon tho undersigned, and will bo cashed by their Amenta. To Bocnro theso Gifts tho Public munt bo careful to ask for. and accost nothing but, tho Genuine Udolhio Wolfe's Schnapps, With our name upon tho Top Label. I AGENTS i L. D. NAT HAN & 0 0., AUCKLAND Bit I S T O L ' S SUGAR COATED ll&i*ri.iiliii~ "~~~ '-- - 3j^aJ PILLS. GUARANTEED PURICLY VKGKTABLK. And aro only pill.-* which contain LEPTANDHIN AND PODOPHYLLIN. Thoso two powerful nntlulllluua plants aro a sure ouro for all dlaousea of tho Stomach, LIVKR AND BOWKLB, IIKADAOUK, LV-iaKSTIO!*, Dizziness, Pain in thk Side ob Back, and copcclully BILIOUSNKSS. Thoy norcr wcakon or grlpo, nnloss the Btomach is vory foul, and thoy aro very EASY TO TAKE. For Salo by all Druggists and Dealers In MedicTnoß. WItOLKSALK AGKNTS l L. D. NAT UA N *fc CO. AUCKLAND. QKIENTAL TONIC. THE GREAT HAIR RESTORER* Infallible for Ronowing, Invigorating, and Beautifying tho Hair, romoving Sonrf, Dand ruff, and curing all afloctlons of the Scalp, upon which it has an almost niiraculoua oiToct, oaualng a splendid crop of Hair to spring up and (louriun whoro boforo all was barron. It is delloloualy fragrant, refreshing and in vigorating, and the Hair that is dressed roguJ larly with this dolightful preparation acquire* a softness, lustre, ihlokuess, vigor, and flexi bility, that ia wonderfuL For Salo by all DrugKlsta &nd Porfumora, Wholesalo Agonta 1 L. D, NAT HA N & CO. AUCKLAND TMPERISHABLE [TIRAGRANCE. MURRAY & LANMAN'S CELEBRATED TjiIOBIB A YY A T "JTlio richest, most lasting, yot most delicate of all Perfumes, for uso on tno Ii ANDIOf RCI HEP. At tho TOILET, And In tho BATH. As thero aro Imitations and comitorfolts, always ask for tho Florida Water proparod by the solo proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. M , 1 For Salo by all Perfumers, Dragftfata, ana Dealovs in Fancy Goods. WHOLESALE AGENTS L, D. NATHAN & CO. AUCKLAND KSTABLISIIKO IN 1832, "ORISTOL'S gARSAPARILLA. TUB GHKAt PURIFIER 01 THK BLOOD Tho quickest and most certain cure for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES, and ULCKRS. All kinds ofl diseases or sores arising from im uro blood and humours. IT NKVKR FAILS | in effecting a complete euro, if used a sufficient ; lenglitof time For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN CO. AUCKLAND,



Cabinetmakers. A\T INKS AND TT ALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, SUOUTLAND-STKKICT. FURNITURE! FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! Largest and Best Absoiitmext in Auckland. CARPETS I CARPETS! CARPETS! Abl the Newest Designs. LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM 1 LINOLEUM I All tiik New PAtteuns. OILCLOTHS I QJSOEOTHS 1 A*el •mm übst Qtteivtit, WOOL RUGS ! WOOL MASS 1 WOOL RUGS I WOOL MATS I WOOL KUGS ! WOOL MATS 1 White and Colodrkd. TAPESTRY HANGINGS! TAI'ESTItY HANGINGS! TAPESTRY HANGINGS! Vkby Uicn Pat turns. CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS ! CRETONNES AM) TRIMMINGS ! CHETONNKS AND TRIMMINGS ! all n w Patterns. SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS I SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS ! SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS ! COTELANES AtfD BROCHS REPS ! COTE LANES AND BROCHE REPS !| COTELANKS AND BROGUE REPS 1 WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES ! WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES ! WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES ! BRASS CORNICES and FRINGES 1 BRASS CORNICES ASD FRINGES I BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES 1 GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GIRANDOLES ! GIRANDOLES ! GIRANDOLES,! IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS ! IRON COTS 1 IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS ! PATENT WOVE.™ MArruESSES , PATENT MKiLLlC^^^^^^ Tiih: Blind of tub Peuiod 1 WI }N X S & "O" ALL, HOLE SALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, SIIORTLAND-STRE ffiT.



Sewiru? MaumtieS. milE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM JL PMirt'a RE W FAMILY MACHINE Is preferred to those of all other Makers Tor tho following roißona >— I,—lt Is fitted In cvory stylo Bnltcd to tho tasto or requirements of pncchiwwra. and can bo u«cd by Hand or Truadlo at will, wWlo It embodies all tho latest improvoiuunti, an* U to imi'i.n that a Child can wokk it. ll.—tt is mado }• all lt« parts by perfected anto piatio machinery, which UsureH a uniformity and sxaotnesa of construction and flolah lv each Machln* that othar mufcoi'3 who manufacture) by lumd o*n noror equal. lII.—It never Ret* onto! order; It Is never neces sary to tako It «p> rttot)* rleanod i It It ahvaysready oruBo: Mid is iv> durable that It will Ust a lifetime. IV.—lt ombodles a moat Kltnplo. and aeonrato Tentioi), wilh >h« inott aeprore mechanical principles for controlling (ho vUw.k thread, whereby tho strongest t*»m and muunt porfoction of stitch v obt»inoi. V.—lt is fitted wit* a Patont Self-adjusting Ralance Whool, \rhich oim luataatly bo unlocked, so that tho action of the machine is »iwpendo<J, and shuttle bobblua wound wl houcrernoTlng tho work. VI.- It is so oonßtrncted ih'tt Uarncrs oannot turn the Machine in'the wronfi dlreoiion, thus preTentlnsr breaVinu; of lhro»d or datnnus lo Uiu Machine. VII.— Theßo advaiitAßes nava won for Iho Singer M«nufaoUirinK Company's Uachlncs a popularity ao universal that kher hare already tmoamo indlspons ablo iv ovory lioußehold axid maoufootory of olotUlog goncrally turonghout tho Mrorld. Tho rooent GrVoat KEDUCTION in tholr Prices and their wonderfully Kasy 1 ornia ot Payment, will enable ovoryono to become possessed of those UNEQUALLED SRWING MACHINES. Since THE SINQKR MANUFACTURING COM PANY inauirurated thoir Sybtkm to Hirk, with Option of PnnonißC, it has been taken adrantage of by tho pubUo ii anoh an extraordinary extent as to prove that it has mil a great public want. By this system thousand* haro baoomo posaossed of theso most relUbla SEWrNa MACUINAB ; and it always Oiren peculiar advanlagos to families in want of a 3KWING MACHINE for Domestic u»o by en abling imoh to havo a thorough trial before purohas ing. Tho Machlno may ho Purchased at any tlmo during tho Hlro on fayment of List l'rloo. toturned at any time, or Purohased by contlnulnK tho Hlro. If a Puroheso bo offooted, ovory Paymont made Will be credited in full, No Interest or Brpensos will be charged, and No Addition whatever to th« Price will bo made. If tho Paymonts for Hiro bo regularly roado, A Credit of 10 rcr cent, -will bo allowed at the time of purchase upon tho payment on delivory, If It amouut to £1 orjupwards. Best Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and Ltnon Threads, Maphlno Oil. Duplicato IVrts of Machines, &c.; always kept In stootc, ' Needles sent por post The Nooillcs of tho Sliiffor Manufacturing Com pany aro made ontlrely by Automatlo Machinery, and flnlshod with a perfection, nccnracy, and pollah, ftltogether unoonMlod by any othor rnakor. SINGKR'S SKWINQ MAOMINKS aro made only by Tho Slngor Manudioturlns Company (formorly J. M. Singor and Co.) and can only bo obtainod Wholesale in NOl7 loaland from ths Chief Depot, whioh is also oor only Retail A itoncy (for tho proaont) in this City. Prlco Lists froo per post. THK SINUEIt MANUFACrrLiKINO OMPANY, Kort-BUes Auckluud. GrUTHKIE & XjFARNACH'S NEW ZKALAND riMEER & WOODWAHEFACTOEIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Havo on Salo at their Branch Stores, LOWKH QUBSN - STIIEKT, AUCICLAND ANn ONKHUNGA. DUKKDIIf-MADM WOODWAREB Consiating of— Nests Tubg, painted and varnished Ruckets do Fancy Buckots, Choeso Vats, Churns Hutter Firldus, KniXo )3oards Wasliing Hoards, Turning Truaeoa aturOjTi-uokn,&c. JAMES W, WALLER, Manaokk. CLAUDE AND A[AKDNER stock and commission agents, Addukhs— Box No. 269, Post-afflco Auckland



IVCy Laundress's Kevenge. * -* i And to think that I was once within an a ice of marrying that woman !'■ i ' What you, .lack ; you within an ace of uarrying Mrs Bostock !' I . ' It's a fact, my dear fellow, 1 assure you 5 f ;he lady in question bad a very narrow ] jscape indeed of being made Mrs John . Suchevcrel.' , .... The speakers were two well-dressed middle | i<*ed men, who were leaning over the Park . railinca watching the endless stream of jjin-la»ea in the height of the 'season. And fhe object of their comments was a lar«e florid, coarse looking woman, seated in a Victoria, with a little, pompous, rotund, shiny-faced man beside her, -who was evi dontlv her ' lord and master' in the con ventional sense of those words, though none knew hetter than Mr Bostock himself how different the conventional fiction was from the actual fact. After each had indulged in a long stare at Mrs Bostock, the second speaker turned to his companion and said— 'Well, I must Kay I congratulate you, ' Jack, at any rate, upon your escape But , tell me, how was it ? 1 never heard of that | episode in your career, and yet I thought I knew mott of your auteccdeuts.' ' Let us stroll ou, then, till wo can find a'seat, and then I'll tell you.' " Hating after some difliculty, discovered a secluded restng-place, Mr John Sacheverel proceeded to unfold his tale to the listening ears of his bosom friend, Charley feuck thorpe. _, , , . 'I need hardly tell you, Charley, lie bean, ' that there was a time when I was desperately hard-up, about as hard up, by Jove, as ever a follow was in London. I had decent roonu, however, and managed to keep up the outward appearance of a swell. \ I dressed well, though I had seldom a »hil ling in my pocket, and on the strength ot niy~ name and family connections I mixed a good deal in society, and cut, on the whole, a very presentable iigure there. But things went from bad to worse, and my prospects were about a« black as they could be, when luck threw Mary Campbell in my way. She whs about live-aud twenty, an orphan with £GO,OOO entirely at her own disposal. Moreover she was rather stylish looking, and though decidedly vulgar even then, she "aye no promise of the iloiid coarseness into which she has siace developed. I took car«ful slock of her, and decided that with £GO,OCO to gild the matrimonial pill I could swallow it. Haying come to this decision, I lost no time in laving siege to the fortress. I was a good-looking fellow then, Charley—we were both good-looking fellows at thirty, old man, and we both flat ter ourselves we are still, eh, don't we V ' Speak for yourself, Jack ; I'm not vain, said Charley, stroking his well-cultured mousUcho. ' Well, tia I was saying, I was a good-look in" young fellow then, though I say it who shouldn't, and I soon found I had made an impression upon Mary Campbell. Then I be"au to make desperate love to her, and things went on swimmingly towards the inevitable proposal, when an event hap pened which at one fell blow blighted all my hopes. 'I was at the nadir of roy fortunes. 1 positively didn't know where to go for half-a-crown. I had pawned everything that my accomodating ' uncle' would con sent to advance money upon. My scanty waidrobe I clung to, and 1 could therefore still venture to show myself in the West end, and still dine out or so to a hop with out feeling ashamed of myself. But in the matter of linen I was terribly reduced. In fact, I had only one shirt that I dared to wear in evening dress. In despair I went to a shirt-maker with whom I had had pre vious dealing. I confided to this worthy tradesman enough of my position and pros pects to induce him to supply me with a dozen new shirts. The day after I had solved the »hirt problem I received an invit ation to dine with the Pilkingtons in Ches ter square, whor» Mary Campbell was then atayiiif. I iaw at once that an opportunity mi»htlhus be oflered me of bringing mat ters to a crisis, and it was of vital importance to lo«e no time. . ' It was on x Tneslay night that I received the invitation to dine with the Pilkinxtons, and the evening fixed wm Thursday. I hurried to my hosier ; he said he would do his best to let me have a couple of shirts by Thursday, but could not definitely promise. Thursday came, and bron^ht no shirts. I had been wearing the only decent shirt I had left. There wm but one thing to be done ; I must send that shirt at once to the laundress, hare it washed and ironed, and wear it that evening. The shirt was sent early in the morning with strict injunctions that it was to he retui ned ironed and starched by seven o'clock iv the evening sharp. A message was brought back to the effect that the shirt would be ready for me by the time named. • At a, quarter to seven I had campietcd my toilet up to the point at which the shirt comes in, and I sat shivering in my dress ing-gown waiting for that indispensable article. Punctually to the minute of seven there was a knock, and ciy laundress was shown in. She carried in her hand the pre cious shirt. I advanced smiling to take it from her. '0, thank you, Mrs Magee !' I evclaimed in my most gracious tones. 'I am much obliged to you ; it is exceedingly good of you to bo *q punctual.' ' But Mrs Magee met my effnsive exclam ations of cratitude with no corresponding cordiality. On the contrary, her nurd freckled face—she was a big raw-boned red-headed Iruh-woman—wore an expres sion tho reverie of amiable, one which I did not at all like. I saw that there was a storm gathering on her knitted brow, I was not long kejt in suspense. The storm soon burst. Keeping the shirt well behind her with her ri^ht hand, whilst her left was lifted with a thrcateuiug gesture at me, she suddenly broke out with a torrent of words at the highest pitch of her voice. ' No, Muster Satchivel' (such was her hideous abbreviation of my distinguished patronymic); ' no, surr, yo shall not hey yer shurrt till I've hed my money, I'm a poor widder woman ; but I'm not to be im posed upon. Ye ought to be ashamed of yerself to keep a poor woman so long out of her money. You've owed me three shil lin' this six weeks and more, and divil a bit af yer shurrt will yo get onless ye hands me over oightcenpince this night. 1 When she paused for a minute in her volubility, I struck in with, • But, my good Mrs Magee, I cannot giro you eighteenpence to-night. I declare to you solemnly that I hare not a shilling iv my possession.' 1 Ah, git away wid ye I' exclaimed the irate Irishwoman. 'D'ye think I don't know botther than that. Its thryjn to chato a poor widder out of her honest dues ye are, more shamo to ye, and you callin yerself a gentleman too 1' 'My good woman, I assixre you you are mistaken j if I had tho money you should have it with pleasure. But I declare to you on my solemn word of honour, that I have not a shilling at this moment in the world. Therefore I can't give you anything.' 1 Then yo won't git yer shurrt, am: I'll have my money first, ye may go bail for that.' 'But my good Mrs Magee, I must have the shirt. lam goiug out to dine at Ches ter square—a most importaut engagement, I m^st have the shirt r • I must hey my money first. Sorra a hit o' thp shurrt will yo handle till I fool the money in my fist,' 'But I tell you I must have the shirt, Mr Pilkingtou, tho gentloman with whom I dine, is a person whom I dare not put off, whose friendship I cannot possibly afford to lose. I must dine there to-night.' 'Thengo as yo are, me buck [' cried the Magee, with a laugh of fiendish scorn. 'In vain I coaxeel and entreated; I could mate no impression upon that fliuty heart. I thought of trying physical iorce; but a moment's reflection made me give up the idea as hopeless, for, besides the fact that Mrs Magee would unquestionably prove a very formidable antagonist, I foresaw that the shirt would certainly suffer to such an oxtont in the copflict as to make it worth, less even if I succeeded in wresting it from the tenacious grasp of the foo. Having ex hausted all my blandishments I sat down sullen and disconsolate iv my arm-chair, and with gloomy majesty bade Mrs Magee leave tho room. Discharging a few bitter Parthiau shafts in her retreat, that mons trous female withdrew. I thought I had done with her when the door slammed he hind her; but I was mistakon, I had not fathomed the depths of rovengeful malice iv the female heart. ' Well you may imagine what a wretched evening I spent. I had not sixpence to enable mo to dispatch a messenger with a polite fiction to account for my absence, i knew that it would be discussed aud com mented upon by every one there. I thought that Mary Campbell would be annoyed, per haps sulky, unless (distracting thoiight !) sonio other gallant usurped my place and payed the attentions which I alone had a right to pay. I little guessed how I was discussed and commented upon. If I had I am certain that I should then aud there have put an end to my existence. ' The next clay I was on my way to the Pilkingtons' to make my apologies, when 1 met little Roberts of the War Office. I happened casually to let out whither I was bound. There was <i curious expression on Roberts' face as he looked at me and said, 1 1 was dining there last night,' ' O, indeed,' I replied. I was to have dined there too, but was unfortunately dc-



.pologieJ am JUSt S°iUg nW t0 »«*• m y § 'Kobcrts still looked very hard at m • p W peculiar expression which made mW* > \ measy. At last he said, with« oni T ¥ \ vanlncss and constraint, "Bawk. ; |E ' Look hero, Sachawerel, I've know ■ i good while, and we've always ho *°tt nendly ; will you take a hint t7on I? y. iJelieve me, ltu kmdly meant' met ' Certainly'l answered, looking aB(lfM ng considerably puzzled. """Mel. 'Well, then do yon know my dear feiw f I were you I wouldn't call on the pmT' ngtons to-day.' c r 'lk. ' Why not ?' I asked in sitjil-c ' Because I think you would only „, ! ;hcm and yourself in an unpleaTaiff P • Jon.' fswant p Oil . • How so !' I enquired in amaztment 'The fact is 'continued Kobcrt.reettin reryred,and looking exceedinclJ ~„ 8 iortable, ' there was a disagreeable temps.last night, of which ySu were b £ £ innocent author and subject.' IUB ' I ! how could that possibly he i ' Well, I'd rather not say.' ' ' But Itoberts, I insist upon heatin Aall take it as a very unfriendly 3" your part if you do not tell me v n On ■'"•■ my honour, I have not the remotest^ 11 I what you can possibly be alludin« to > ' And the a Charley he told me r wild with rage and mortification at'tliM;** 8 but I have long kince got over (hat »nrt ' laugh at the story as heartily U one. any 'This was what happened. Dinner w just over and deisert commencim- JL M small parcel marked " Immediate -m,i" a portant " was brought to old ffii In' Instead of waitiog till at any rate the l^1 had risen, he aiked pemriision to on, " there and then, declaring playfully th,7i, was a3 curious as a woman abont its, tents; you know what anassoldPilk^, 011* used to make of himself i n the.o ~l g " sometimes. Well he opened theW? and, to the amazement and amusement » every one, took out a shirt to which w l pinned a note, f hmkmjf this was JrT capital practical joke, old Pilkingto noi Zi the note and read it out aloud to the as ?,„ bled guests. The note ran thus: - m" 1 Muster Pilkington, eir,—H as Mn.i Satchivcl, (again that barbarousmuS of my honoured patronymic!) nw»= three shillin and 'as only got this on^ which I encloses and has I would not let h have this 'ere shirt till he paid me heichtei> pence which he said as how he couldn't t sends you the harticle in question bo as v!m mayn't bo suprised becos he don't comlZ dinner. °10 ; ■ • Yonr humble servant 'MjUtY MiogD 'N.B.^yashinsdoneonreasonableter'ros '■ and a good drying ground. a , 'Would you believe it Charley a t faa d-d old idiot wpnt on spelling through that I beastly letter aloud, in spite of all tk I " hems " and couglu of his wife. Ngbod, knew exactly what to do when it was fi n nithed. Mrs Pilkington and M.ry CanjDbeli were scarlet with rage, andev«ty onefe extremely uncomfortable except old Puki™ ton, who laughed till the tears ran downhk cheeks. By and.by the old fool's merriment became infectious, until every one then roared except Mrs Pilkingtoa and Ifuv Campbell, who were to much mortified and humiliated to see the joke. ' How I got orer the shock I can hwdlv remember. My lirstimpulse web tostritole old Pilkington and that diabolical wsher woman. In the end I did neither. I aim ply lay perdu in my diggings and saw no one. I could never make up mymMto face Mary Campbell again. Five jean later she married Bostock, the retired egj. merchant, and I—well, luck came to meat last,and I think, old man, you'll agree with me that I have no cause now to enry Boj. tock, or to bear malice against Mrs Maps.' Medical, J£ 1 T (3 H X JTi j celebrated Blood Restorebi The Rbnovatoe of this Hotiah Beood NO MORE PHYSICAJj DEGENERATION It the Laws of Health ore observed, ordinary care exercised, and Blood Restorer Freely Takjhi HITCHENB 1 Cblkbratbd Jjlood Rkbtomb OKRTAIKCUBE ' For the Lanjjour, Lassitude and Disease -which attend the Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Ciiniatea. Fevers which so quickly fasten on the deTO tated gy-Btem may easily b« kept iwav by the Umely use o( this i tar MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY! 1J In fact, by its use' the Most Malignant g| Tropical Fevers have been ejected from the Human System, and by its all Dying, Fever-Btrioken lien have been, as it were. RAISED FROM THE DEAD I As la shown by the following Interesting TALE OF TSE PACIMQI A TALE OF THE 'PACIFIC. Wm. Opperman, Keg., a wealthy lalanitata was for tome month! ljine; ill at HappenUmmi i an island of the Kingsmlll Groan.in thePaclto Ho had beonselzod-withrhaumtticfeT«r,i;hicli wa3 folio wcxl by complicated disorder of star- I ribly severe nature, assuming the form of t I specim of palsy never before known. Thg rat- i fircr'a limbs swelled, the legs lost all 8f nsibllllr I to poJn; tho foot could be wreiiohed round or the ekin plorced with a lance without inflicllti 1 the alightosc sufFeriupr. The tick man was erf- | d«n»lj unconscious of his haviK legs, and Ida brnio ■wan uriously affected as if wilt lnnasr. | In ihls deplorable sUte he was kindly bnmgt I from th« is' ands to Auckland by Mr H. Het id- i son In the gchooner Coronet Captain Italia I and. being a German, he was receivrd by tic I Ciorinun Con»ul, O. Yon dw Heyde, Esi^.ui placed in the District Hospital, whew u» ceived treatment for thTee weeks wltneotoaufr I tion of improvement, hi« case being prononna* br ona and all a moat hopeless ow. I! Tho captain o( the Coronof, knowing tut I extroordlnai'y cures had been effeoted oyul | uso of Hitehens' Celebrated Blood ReJtfflW | roqnwted the proprietor of the Blood Bestow ! to take tho case in hand, and a oantrMt wil | entered into of " No cure, no pay." MrHiraMM proceeded to the ITospltal, examinedthelflTantt f and found him in an apparently djtog Mtw with scarcely a spark of life left. Mr B'lg'Bl ordered the suffering man to be remerrcd 10 MJ | (Mr H.») priTftto residence, where'MnjfM. could personally be attended tab-Mr HitiaeM Tha latter administered the medieinettheßtaß Restorer) and uaod th« ointment freely^ Me* . while clergymon called, pronouncing toe «B» bnjond tho power of mantoeffbetaeur* Hj* | ever, »f*er six weeks the effect of thfrmeolcW ■ bocame wonderfully apparent, • ,„ v., The Blood Restoror h*d acted gtewflr ra Bnrely on tho blood; the deadly nnpunnes™ gradually eliminated from the systeni'nnulHJ I streamof lUe flowed nnchecked in lU"*""" channels 0 9-er tho entire man, TheDi6»l* camo cloar and active, and the limbsonceMW reioicod in natural circulation, UiepatientnflW , to his feet cured of diseases which naaouW} the skill of leading physicians, ajivingjpMM^ the wonderful healing powers bf '• HiMMM., Celebrated Blood Restorer. TESTIMONIAL^ , ,„- U Auckland, N.t To H. A. F. Hitehens, Esq. Before leaving Auckland on myrotnrnTonjJ. m to the Islands, I have to perform the pieaaw m duty of acknowledging the surprising com l ft have received at your hands. I; Coming to Auckland as I did a ayjnß IBJ f bein(j palsied and (jenerally unconlClomjßJ |] hearing from others that no hope of w°°W I w»s held out by medical men, I look upon I™ now as tho preserver of my Ufo. . l | lam convinced that to you" mediant *"»"■ | due the oredit for my now belnn ft livings* E I beg to thank you moot sinoerely for the B» ■ ness you have shown me while staying is i™" | house, and in conclusion would earnest^"' g oommend sick people to u»e your Blood»wKß.--i|} as it Is tho most extraordinary P«rMCT <»T , blood I ever heard of, or met with in n}J °$™5 I It one of the many good alite of a peaww" ; Creator to his sufferina ohUdron Aqokland, Deoember 19, 1879. Slgnod in the presence of | a. Yon dkb Hkyde. Imperial German Consul Agent fob Hitch ens' Oordiausbd BMO" RSSTORBR— ■ MESSRS EHRENFRIED BROTHEHS THE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZIK& Containing Popotar and STiSDABD Songs and Pisces; Era , CONTENTS OFJTa 1-^ 1. Tom Bowline (Favourite Sea Mmg), VW 2. Grandfather's Clock, H. C. Work . 3. Brown Kyes close the Window, KosaDM i. Kathleen of Kilkonoy, Milliard ._ .^ 5. Somobody'n Coming when the Dewwi". Fall. Macy ' „ „_, «. : 6. Johnny Morgan (Popular ComioSonffl.'" 7. The " Times" (Polka), F. Band . .tt 8. Grandfather's Home tCompanion ww* Grandfather's Clock), F. West _ 9. We aro Two Roving Minstrels (Dow, r»" 10. Morforlcy's Twins (Comic), Phillips 11. Still I Love Theo, Lockwood 12. Mary of Argyle, Nelson CONTENTS OF NO. l-Lf 1. Tho Fairy Wedding (Waltz). J. W. Tor"" 2. Mountain 801 l (chotUscho), Kintel 3. Blue Danubs (Waltz), Strauss •i. Still Thino Own, J. JR. Thomas .^.&, 5. When tho Green Loaves Come &«*»* H. Bishop *' 6. Blumenlied, Lango 7. Waitins, H. Milliard 8. Gipsy's Warning, Coard „ p«fr i 9. Won't you Buy my Pretty Flowew. "^ ley 10. Queen of the Night, Thomas <>^MUBm 11. Ah 1 Never deem my love canchangei' p Thomas. _ . vgyM ( 12. Little Snowwhite Blossoms, 0. A. wi» SOLE AGENCY- | QUBKN STREET AND VOLOAS