Correspondence.

MORMON INFAMIES,

To the Editor.

Sif,—As many people may not be awara of the marty-timevexposed frauds of M or . monism, I forward you an extract from v lecture delivered in Birmingham, which demonstrates from the mouths of the so. called "prophets and apostles" how the infamies of Mormoiiism. were gradually developed, how polygamy was deuied and anathematised until it could no longer be concealed, and was then justified, and how such diabolical acts as the seduction 0 [ honeat men's wives arc recognised rather as a meritorious religious act than othev. wise.—Yours, etc., Axti-Polygamy.

"In the next place we affirm that the Mormon Church is not the one church, or sect, of which Jesus ia the Head and Lord In proof of this it is not requisite to say much. Most of you know what Mormon ism i«. There arc, however, thousands who yield themselves to this delusion, and some few of them now present But after all may not the Mormon church be the true church? 1! not-why not? Because-i It is built upon the foundation of inodera apostles and prophet?, who have been, by Mormon testimony, piO7ed liarp.-2. The Mormon church does not believe in theGoct of the Bible.—3. They legalise immorality Let us briefly notice these charges.

"1. Their apostles and prophets are proved liars. " Joseph Smith claimed to have received: the Book of Mormon by i'crtelation, but it > is proved a ro'iianco written by one Spald ing. Smith claimed to translate the golden plates by supernatural aid, and to prove his having and translating these plates he calk certain witnesses. Now with this credibility of these men the system stands or falls. The Book of Mormon, which I have carefully read, contains a statement signed by eight witnesses, to the effect that the plates were shown to them by Smith, But this is pretty much a family affair, inasmuch as they c insist of three Smiths' four Whitmere, and one Page, a relation to Smith. Nearly the whole of them sub sequently left the Mormons. These wit nesses only testify that Joseph showed them the plates. But the same page con. tains a more important attestation fciguedby Henry Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris, who say—'We declare with the words of sobenies?, that an angel of God came down from heaven, and lie brought and laid before our eyes, that we beheld and saw the plates and the engrav ings thereon." Now, if an angel thus brought the plates from heaven, then Mor. monism is true. Here are three witnesses to a simple matter of fact. They knew whether it was so or not. Were these men honest ? is our only question. Well, Joseph Smith himself and the Mormons : know more about them than we can know. : Cowdeiy left the Mormons some time after, and before his departure Joseph seems to have discovered that he was not to be ■ trusted with money, and therefore,. in ; November, 1831, he obtained this revela tion :—' Hearken unto me, saith the Lord your God, for my servant Oliver Conderv's saki. It is not wisdom in me that he be entrusted with the commands- and the moneys which he fhall carry into the land oE Zion, except one go with him who will be true and faithful.' Whitmer is nextou t\e list. Wbat ot him ? In June, 1838, a - paper was published, signed by 84 Mor. mons, from which these words are cited;— ' Oliver Cowdery, Daniel Whitmer, and L. E. Johnson, are united with a gang of counterfeiters, thieve, liars, and blacklegs of the deepest dye, to deceive, cheat, and defraud the saints out of their property, by every art and stratagem which wickedness could invent—even stealing not excepted.1 Very respectable witnesses truly I Likely men for angels to visit! But Harris is r.ofc accounted tor. lie surely will stand fia test. Joseph Smith, in the EM^/s Journal,, says—' There are negroes who wear white skins, as well as those who wear black ones. G. Fan ish and a few others, such as, Martin Harris, Joseph Cor, etc., but they : are as far beneath contempt, that a notice ; of them would be too great a sacrifice for a gentleman to make.' So much for ths prophet-witnesses and early apostles ot Mormonisni. " 2. The Mormons believe not in the God*

of the Bible. " With us there is but one God—Tvboisa' Spirit—and they who worship him nrast' worship him iv spirit and in truth. TheS Mormon pod lias been gradually developed, I In tbeir Star (vol. vi., p. 21-2) we read-*-1 ' What is God ? He is a material organized^ intelligence, possessing both body and * parts. He is in the form of man, and is in ' fact of the same species. . . This being cannot occupy two distinct places at once,', therefore he cannot be everywhere present' In the fame periodical (vol. ix,, p. 24) m - read :—' To our branch of the kingdom . there is but one God, to whom we owe the:! most perfect submisFion and loyalty; yet] our God is just as subject to higher intel- $ licence as we should be to him.' In the'- Millennail Star, No. 48, 1553, is a specimen;, of pure blasphemy in the form of a retela- ' tion. ' Now hear it, O inhabitants of the earth, Jew and Gentile, saints and sinners!,■ When our futker Adam came into the./ Garden of Eden, he came into it with a I celestial body, and brought Eve, ouc of Ms wives, wi'ii him. He helped to make and:.-! organize this world. He is Michael, the * Archangel, the Ancient of Days, about" whom holy men have written anil spoken.) He is our Father and our God, and the I only God with whom we have to do.' Tins | if a sinful man—the one who brought fin and death into the world—placed upon the I throne of God, and Ho, {he Creator of all ( things, is turned adrift! ' Adam h tyie ■ only God we have to do with I' iurely ','>' these are latter-day sinners of the deepest j dye — the master-piece of hell is here I This, too, under cover of tb.e name of ' Christ!

" 3. They lcg.iliza immorality. " How so ? By making marriage and i divorce easy to auy extent that lust may - plead for. They begin early enough. We have seen that Eve was one of Adam'i, wires. Hear a few words frTn the Patri archal Order, or Plurality of I Viva, by Elder' Orson Spencer -.—'Did Jesus Christ haves wifeiuhisresuiroctedstate?-Yes.' 'DidJcsns. Christ have any children, or will lie bare? —Yes : Isaih says, he shall see his seel' ' Had God, the f»ther of our Lord Jests Christ, a wife?-Yes. . . .' "May we not infer from this that more women than men will be saved?— Yes. Hence some men must have more than one," seeing that neither sex can bo in Clirist, without the other.' . . . ' What reward have men who have faith to forsake theit ; r3bellioi s and unbelieving wives in order to obey the commandments of God?—An hundred fold of wives in this world, and eternal life in the next.' Then tbeyteaca that 'it is the sole prerogative of God to appoint men to officiate in the ceremony of marriage.' The only men thus appointed fire the Mormon priesthood, and therefore you, in this country, who are otherwise mariicd aic living in fornication, and its young wife becomes a Latter-day Saint thi-ra is no reason why she should not give up her sinful connection with her lawtnl husband, and go oil" as the first or twenty-' iiisl, wife of the first Elder w!io may, fora few mouth", fancy licr romnny. ThU" system, they insist,' will üb.ilis-h formication and adultery. No doubt of it, for having made legal' the lustfnl irregularities now represented by those terms, and proclaimed them religious, they of course, in their estimation, cease to exist as crime and sin. " But this one doctrine supplies ample proof of gross imposition. The Book « Mormon records (jiod's severe displeasure against polygamy. But when that w published Smith had not conceived the idea of gratifying his lust in this direction. When Miss Brorherton escaiel trom ins clutches and made known attempts.» seduce, under the plea of revelation con cerning spiritual wives, her statemenLw denounced as a vile fabrication. . >VneP others affirmed like things, the Mormons elders and prophets included— throughout this country called Heaven to witnessitliai no such doctrine was held—that the chart* was a base slander from the father of lies. The paper by Orson Spencer, fronr win«ni have read these vile extracts, promising to • man a hundred wives as a reward « leaving his one lawful partner, was plio lished in. Liverpool in 1853. But their book of revelations, called The Book oj La trines and Covenants, published by Ur6oJj: Pratt in 1849, declares that, "Inasmuch" this church of Christ has been rcpioacliea with the crime of fornication and polygaiuj , we declare that we believe that one nw» should have one wife, and one woman »«• one husband, except iv case of death, wni either party is at liberty to marry agaw- They designate polygamy a '^J^ say the church is slandered when cttar»» with it. It thus appears that the v prophets were the enemies of Mormonunu' for they made known to the woria » belonging to that system the evils wnn apostles and prophets then denounced » crimes, but which three years Mtcrw they defended and sustaiued by com revelations from heaven."

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Auctions. /CLOVER AND fi KASS UEEDS ON SALE, AT THE HAYMAKKET (OF FIBST-CLASS QUALITY) — White Clover Raps lted Clover Timothy Alsyko Kentucky Bluegrasa Cowgra?a Red Top Lucorno Trotoil Pukekolia Cockefoot Ryegrass—Perennial Turnip—Purple Top Ryegrass—Annual Turnip—Green Top Turaip—Swede, &c., &c. Also. BONKDUST, all degrees oE flnonesa and quality CJUANO—Potuviau, Mexican, and New Cale donian Kainit, Superphosphates &c, &c, &c. ALFRED BUCKLAND. CATTLE SALES. Waiuku—Saturday, March G Dbuby—Wednesday, March 17 PAfAKUKA-Wedneeday, March 31 ALFRED HUCKLA.ND. TII E HAY MARK ET. pO X PRIVATE SALE, A Chaff-Cutter (horsepower); Helta aliS everything complete Can. bo Soen al Mr V. Roberts, Howick, ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, THE REMU Ell A YARDS. IJIOR SALE, on Thursday next, March 11. at 1 o'clock, 150 head Well-Fatted Cattlo 500 Fat Sheep and Lambs L'airy Cows, Storo Catt'o Fat and Storo Piss. For Private Sale, Leicester, Lincoln, Cotawood and Southdown Rams, 1 ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MARCH 12. THE H A V M A R X E T. JJI OR Unreserved -ale, at the Haymarket, I Jj on Friday, March 12, The Weli-known Thoroughbred FjIIyLADY GERrHUDK, 3 yo^rs, by Papapa, dam Ladybird. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, MARCH 6. DAIRY COWS, HEREFORIJ BULL, LONG-WOOLLED EWES, HORSES, FARM UTENSILS, &c. AT HIE KESIDKNCE OF MR E. KIIODES, POKENO HILL. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Mr Jr. Rhodes, who has Bod hU farm at Pokeno Hill, to sell by auction, en Saturday, the Cih ot March, Tho Whole of his Live and Dead Stock, amonsst which aro— 10 superior Dairy Cows, milking andin calf 12 Calves 2 Yearling Heifers 1 well-bred Hereford Bull SO 2 and 1 tooth Ktves 2 R»ms 30 Lambs 1 Yearling Foal Harness 1 Scarifier 1 set Chain Harrows 1 ChalFcutter Washing Machine, Furniture, &c. Fowls, Potr.tocs, X.C. AT 12 O'CLOCK. IIUNTEK & NOLAN. J PRELIMINARY NOTIUE. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions from Doctor Smith, of Roßlyn, Remnera, to prepare for sale, at an early date, on account of his leaving tho Province. fei Tho whole of his Modern <md Useful House hold Furniture, selected by tho owner from first class London Houses. . Catalogue o f 9 which will bo ready in the course of a week. G. W. BINNEY, Auctioneer. MONDAY, MAKCH S. FREEHOLD PROPKRTIES PON3ONEY, TAMAKI RIVER, GREAT BAREIEK. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, Bth instant, at 12 o'clock, PONSONBY.—Lots 136 and 137. having a frontaeo of 66 feet to Pompallier Terrace, a first-rate building site. TAMAKI RlVKlt.—Lots 2C, 27, 28 and 29 (B"oloy's Township) having a large water frontage, situate r'oso to the Old Wharf, knowna3 "Fair Viw." l^oKeserve. .GRB&T BARRIFCR.-Lots 83 and part 82, . •■ "; containing 200 acres heavy bush land. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. In tbe Estate of the late Honry Keesing. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, SHORTLAND-STREET, PRINCES-bTREET, BANK-STBEET. WITHOUT RESERVE. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the Ifxec-'tors in the above meutioael jEstite to fell hy auction, at their 800m a, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 10ih inst., at 12 o'clock, SHORTLAND-STRTCHT-Part Lot 7, Secfon i. having a f'ontatro of 23 feet by a depth of 130 feet, with a Largo Wooden Building erected thereon. PRISCES STRKET—Port of Lot 18, Section J, having a frontag-- of 13 font by 111 feet. Oil this property i 3 erected Two Substantial Brick Buildings, in gojd repa'r and let to gool t mints. BANK-BTRBET—Part of Lot lfi, Section 1, Co foet frontage. it2T The nlten'iin of investors in City Pro perty la calle i to the above, as, tho intention of the .Executory being to wind up tho Estate, these Lots will bo sold to tho highest bidder. SAMUEL COCURANE & SON, A uctioneers. THURSDAY, MAI CH 11, AT NOON. -PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF THE SALE OF THE SCHOONERS 'AD | VANCE' AND 'OPOTIKL' By Order of the Mortgagee. R. ARTHUR tIAS received instructions to fell by iTL auction, at his E-Ut'j and Land Sale rooms Arthur's Mart-, Queen-street, on Thurs day, March 11, at 12 o'clock noon, By Okder of the Mortgagee, Iho Schooner ' ADVANCE' and tho f'chooncr 'OPOTIKK'.' fas they now lie off the Reclamation Works. Further Particulars in a futuro advortise m cut. PEVITT, (J IJ NMAK ER, j 211, QUEKN-STJRKfiT, AtCKTAND, opposite tho A'firkot House. ESTAKUSUED 1859. ON SALE, Singlo 'md Double Breech-loading and Muzzle loading Fowling Pieces Franter'a Pato.t, JUartini and Snider rfook Hali's', CurtisJ& Harvry's l-'iKCon.Wilks and Lau rence s Sporting l'owiicra Blastiog Powder and Fuso Newcastle Chil'cl fc'hnt Kl< y'a Honblo Waterproof Caps, Cartridgo cafes, Wadding. Concentrators. Wire Cartrjdges for M.L. and B.L. Guns, Gun Cafe.*, Water nroof Covits, Gamo lings, &c. Hreeoh-loading JnipleniKnts or every descnptio Brcech-1 a^iiig Revolvers and Ammunition I Fishing tackle ; AH Cnrtrldtrrß crder-'d at the above < Btablith ' ment guaranteed carefully and accmately | oaded. . , , Every description of Fire-aims Rfpairod by | experienced workmen. Just receive', es 'Cunnolo,' | 5 cases Fireworks troui the celebrated maker, J. Pain, London.



INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE. " Very Rich Deep Brown Toi." 3s per lb. "Family Mixture,"^s (id ditto " Tea Kxtraordine.ry," 2s ditto "Brokenanil Sitings" (flavoury) Isßdditto " Congou F:mnings" (fine), Is 6d Citto Atsam Co.'s Finottl'ekce Tea Cho co Uarjcelinx Souchong Strong and pu jgont Indian Fannirjgs. Pottd Pheasant, 9d per tin Potted Pattndge, 9d ditto Shrimp Paste, 9d ditto Potted '1 onguo and Beef, 9d ditto Salmon, from 9;i per tta Choice Fresh Herrings,9d ditto Fine New Patras Currants Valencia Raisins, new and very flno New Piunes, f com 6d per lb New Dates, 5Jd per lb A. Job Lino Currants at id per lb A Job Lino Hoisins at did per lb (To clear them out) New Jams, siiporior assortment, Kb per doz Good Janu at 61d per lia Cornllour, 6d pt>c lb Very b'tuo Salad Oil, 7d per bottle .Superior Pudding Rice, 121b for 2s 9d. P. WeiTEIIEAD, Tka Dkajler and Importer of Tobacco & Cigars, Victoria-street, Aucfc'ahoN (Terms Cash). N.B.—Superior School Kits, old each ; Ameri can Brooms, 13 3d , worth la Bd each. HAUNG L A U & I have g.,t a few more " Plumbs (a trntln ex pression for Bargains), which 1 believe will suit the public tasto. Umg t-Inrcoa Curtains, 3s Bd per pair ; 60 Lq^ies' Leather Pelts, Is each : 30C pair Girls' Striped Stockings, at 9d per pair, worth is tid ; Clark's Reels, two for a venry, oi <M per dozen ; 200-yard Keels, soft make, Is 3d por dozen, in high numbcis; Arncld'B Ruffle. with lace edere, la per par.l-, Which is only hail wicß. Al oa Wool, P3 ±1 and 2s 9d per head; extra superfine I'lngtrins Wool, in ail colours Men's Brown Cotton Sock?, 3Jd pair; M?n'f S.arso-sizcd ?hirt?, 2a Gd ; Youths' Union Shirts tit same price (splendid value); Boot Laco j, 3J £ or-dozen, or 2s por gross; White Bidding raid, Is for 3G yards. Jly stock of me .iuiii and low-priced Hosiery i 3 ore of tho largest, and cheapest in town. Ladies' and GUls' Whi.c and Coloured Stockings, at Gd per pair; arc v.-ry cheao. Purses, from Id each; iioy? Shirts, with military fronts, rink-edged flannel, la 3d, worth Is (id per yurd; Men's Wintlsoi Scarfs, la 3d, usually Is Od each. I will have soma more "Plumba" shortly, which will be advertised, J. GEBEK, VICTOKIA-STKEKT, Three door 3 fiom Albert-itrcct. Venetian Blinds. A TJCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND I\. • FACTORY, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREETS. VENETIAN BLINDS 1 VENETIAN BLINDS J Made of tho best Californlan Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twi»t. Our Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. Wo have a very largo stock of woll-soasoned Pino Tim ber; also a Largo Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizefl. Wiro Gauze Hnds made to order, and forwarde to all parts ofjthe Co)7ny at the shortest notice. A. & A. -BUSB* (Late li. Hokton Busby), VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRB WORKERS, CORNER. OF COOK AND GRKY STREETS Medical. hi t g ii c n celebrated Blood I^estoreri The Rknovator of tub Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If tho Laws of Health are observed, ordinary care exorcised, and Blood Restorer Freely Taken I HITCHENS' Celebrated Jjlood xvkstorer cert a isi n cure For tho Lantjour, Lassitude and Dis"ase which attond the Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Fevers which bo quickly faston on tho debili tated system may oaslly be kept away by the timely uso of this IST MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY! TEI In fact, by its uso3 tho Most Malignant of Tropical Fever 3 have been EjKCTßnfrom the Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fevor-stricken Men have been, as it wero, RAISED FROM THE DEAD ! Aa is shown by tho followirg interesting TALE OF TEE PACIFIC! A TALE OF (THE PACIFIC. Wm. Opperman, Esq., a wealthy island trado r was for Eoino months lying ill at Happemamina an island of the Kingsmill Grou", in the P acifle He bad been seized with rheumut cfovor, which was followed by complicated disorders of a tor rib'y severo nature, assuming tho form of a species of palsy never before known. Tho suf ferer's limbs swelled, tho legs lost all sensibility to pain ; tho foot could bo wrenched round or the t kin pierced with a lanco without inflicting th 3 slightest suiTeiing. The Bick man was evi dently unconscious of his having legs, and his brain wa] seriously affected as if with lunacy. In th's deplorable state ho was kindly brough from tho i 3 ands to Auckland by Mr 11. Hender son in the schooner Coronet. Captain Moeller and, being a German, he was received l>y the German I,'onsul, (». Yon der Heyde, Ksq , and placed in the District Hospital, where ho re ceived treatment for three weeks with no indica tion of improvement, hij case being pronounced b? ono and all a most hopeless one. The captain of tho Corone\ knowing that extraordinary cures had been effected by the use of Kitchens' Celebrated Blood Restorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Restorer to tako tho case in hand, and a contract was entered into of " No euro, no pay." Mr Hitchena proceeded to thelloayital, examined the invalid and found him in an apparently dying Btate with scarcely a 6paik of lifo left. Mr Hitohcna ordered tho suffering man to bo removed to his (Mr H.'e) private residence whera his wants could personally bo attended to by Mr Hitchons The latter administered the medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freely. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing tho case beyond the power of man to effect a cure. How ever, after Bix weeks the effect of the medicine became wonderfully apparent. The Blood Rcstoier hid acted steadily bnt surely on the blood ; the deadly impuiities were gradually eliminated from the system until the stream of lie flowed unchecked in its natural chaunela oyor tho entire man. Tho brain be came e'ear and active, and tho limbs once again rejoiced in natural circulation, the patient rising to his feet cured of di-ionses which had baffled the skill of leading physicians, a living proof of tho wonderful healicg powers of Hitchena Celebratel Blood Restorer. TESTIMONIAL.! Auckland, N.Z, To H. A. H. Hitchena. Esq. Before leaving Auckland r n my return voyage to the Islands, I have to perform the pleasing duly of acknowledging tho surprising euro I have received at your hands- Coming to Auckland us I did a dying man f beine; palsied and generally unconscious, and hearing from others thut no hope of recovery wsb held out by medical men, I look upon you now aa tho preserver of my life. lam convinced thst to you medicine aloi.e is duo tho credit for my now being a living man. I beg to thank you ino.-t sincerely for the kind ness you have bh own me while staying in your house, aid in conclusion would earnestly re commend sick people to use your Blood Reßtorer, us it is the most extraordinary purifier of the bloudl ever heard of, or nißt with in my travels. It one uf tho many good gifts of a beneficent Creator to his suffering children on this earth. W. OPPERMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. Signed in the presence of U. Yon dku Huyde, Imperial Herman Consul Agent fob Kitchens' Cordialised Blcod liBSTOItiB— MESSHS EURENFRIED BROTHERS. Ooflee Merchants ■OR OWN, BAEEETT t CO.'S AUCKLAND STKAM COFFEE AND SPICEJMILLS. COFFEES. I II1 IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE ia the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To ototain what you really want, ask for our Bast Brands, tho EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over T;;n Years, and have very much inoreased in dumrjnd—a sure proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all housoholda throughout Riurl even out of our province. IJ9L Wholesale only at our Alms and Agents ?&. Retail at all Grocery Establishments in 1 ovrn and Country. g =>S v Our beet Pgo ExcrSviorßrnud.grcer.labol) qualities.s MSO Standard „ red >Everypkgo gi'So Lion „ pink „ ) with our f, a° ' Blffnatnre, 3 *i 2 \ ■it . - . ■ ' ftfl oa H ) Oni IOWCBJ £,£ g AnchoJ ~ i.v.co „ ( qrnlitieß, o'u~ Crowa .. ysllow „ f v/ithout ouf *-■£ / alp;iir.ture te fi i''Uc PKPPiUtS (infl irPFClfri we guaraiits-j 0 t ox Uu.'-.iity, ii«rl fir>o of n.'nl'e-nt.iori. ttROWil, BAIiRBTT & CO, Kill" t reet, July 3th 187 U.



Sewing Machines. DEWING "]%/■" ACH I N EgS. TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES r These Machines have now been co long before the public that they have established a reputa tion for themselves, and can be confidently recommended by hundreds who possess them as superior to all others for domestic use. Tho new EUiptio bhuttle Movement 1b acknowledged on all hands as the simplest Quietest, and most beautiful motion ever In; vented for the pnrpose. The new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and is larger than most others. Sole Agent* T, PEACOCK, Optician, Shortlarid-Btrfe'et. &r -irsU Machines Repaired. THE GREAT tM^ORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED : NEW GROVER AND BAKER'S ! DOMESTIC ! i ' HAND MACHINE* SAME AS THE ABOVE, SA 108 Pi All Kinds of Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 2s. 6d. Per Week! 2s. 6d, Per Week I 2s. 6d. Per Week mr ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED "ffi» mHE r\ REAT "QEPOT, QUEEN STREET. Drapery. T O O X r\ U T!! A FINE HEAVY TWEED] TgR OUSEKS AND VEST 21e. (Plain or Fancy) 21s. AN IMMENSE BARG AI N I PHILLIPS' MART QUKEN-STRKKT SANDER AND SONS' EUGALYPT IEXTRACT. REPOKrOF DR. F. MOSLKK, PROFKSSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GRKIFoWALD. Epitome of an article of tho " Derlinor kil nischon Wochensch ift" No. 21,1879, a medical periodical, published at Berlin, with references to inhalations of the Kxtkjct EucalYptik Folis (Sander and Fons'Kxtract Kuciilviitus) i" esses of diptheria, by Dr. V. Mofler, professor at tho University of Greifswald, Germany, viz. : " Having experienced the advantages derived from inhalations of tbe Extract Eucalyptus Folii in csaes of echinococen of tho lungs with bronchial affections, X made up my mind to tr tho same remedy in coses of Diphtokiua. D fralonz, apupi' of mine, hassinre, in his dis=era tlon, reported tho particulars of tho cases treated, and I may bo allowed briefly to refer to ono of the cases enumerated therein. Ida X., of Pa'ewalk, twenty years cf age,-had on the 19ih February, 1879, a fit of chilling fever with violent pains in her throat. She called upon a medical praotitioEcr, wro, recognizing at once tho case io bo one of diphtheritic, made her enter my klinik, whero I had to separate her from the other patients. The patient, well developed for her ngo. was complaining of pains in her throa f, wiiich grew woreo when she en deavoured to swailow, speak, or move the neck. The Bubmaxillar and tsubmental glands wore much swollun, and the fever was of a remitting nature. Tho condition of tho patient was on tho 22nd of February : VVarmth=3o.l U., puleo=9G \ r spiration=2o. Prescription: Extract cue. 0, , folim to bo inhaled for twenty minntes every I hour. The following day the patient threw out small particles of exiudat. The local appear ances in the pharynx grew worse, ana the , exsudats wero more extended over the mucous ; membrane. That inert* asoof symptoms caused nio to augment the dose to ono tea- Bpoonful of extract euc. used for inhaU tion ; also the inl.a'ations were cntioued : during the night. On the 27th patient got better ; and the fever had subsided. On examining the I pharynx it was easily to be noticed that the pro ceßS ot diphtheritis gavo way, and on the 11th of i March the patient was restored to health and i discharger]. The report in question aayu that ! tho Eucalypti Extract in all casos of diphtherities I i.roved successful; it also setß forth cases of ' laryngitis and bronchite, chronic*, pneumonia, crouposa dexta, ac te pharyngitis, combined j with laryngitis, treated successfully with the ■ Eucalypti Kxtract. ! (those diseases constitute nearly all the atten tions o£ the throat and respiratory orgais, most'y caused by neglected colds) The above reported cure of diphtheria, a di sease which !s always attended by fever, proves tho efficacy of our Extract Eucalyp us in all cases ol fevor, a:\d as it at the same tima disin fects all wound', and checks inflammation, it wi>l be a positive cure of nearly all tliseasf s, chiefly, Fevers, Rheumatism, Colds, Wounda of nil kinds, Hpratns, Bruises, Etc. Sole Agent for Auckland and District: A I C X I N, TilM PHAKMAOF, QUKEN-STKEET. AUCKLAND



Land end Estate Aerents. J. M. LE* N° x ESTATK A.ORNT AND VAI.TUTOS, QCffiKN-BTHEBT. A UOKLA vO, MONEY LENT OUT FOU CAPITALISTS ON' FIRST-CLASS SECUHITIKP, UK IN- VifSTICD IN BANK, INSURANCE, OK OTHER SHARES. No CIIABGK TO LBNDBH OH INVHSTOR. PANMURE.— A Bargain-Ai acres, with Six roomed Residence, detanhed Kitchen, Imrh, cow-sheds; and a .ftrst-clasi Oi-cnurd. The ( fcjhnrd Will produce »t lcat-t £10 per annum. 1 tice, £1 53. This Properly ij offered v bargain, as the ownor is leaving the country.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. , LLOTMKM'ef.— A. Barif iin—l Al'otmCnts :it I Epsom East 50 x ]31).. Price, £150.— J. M. I< nncx, Xi fcige Agentb Auckland. riMJ b'AhMßiKS.—Kurm of 21:2 Acres at Kaeo, A SO acres of which are in grass. There is a House containing Bro ms; also gaidcn, orchard. etc. there are 120 sheep and 6 hert,d Oi! cattle. Price for /arm and .'stock, £IOU.-J. M, Lennox, Mutate Agent, lickiand. P' AHNKLL.—Fi-s>t-class Business Premlfos. consisting of two Hiops, ono cf which is oceupiod by a Butcher and the otvier by n. Grocer. The ifreehold allotmont is JO x ICO, and fronts the Manukau lload a'; the junction of twootherroadfl. Pricei£7sO; £150 cash; balancu can remain. -J. M. L?nuox. Estate Agent, .". uckland. i G-ROOMKD COT fAGH\ with jacro of Fruit Garden, lhero ia a Rood well of water. The allotment 18 freehold, and has a double frontage. Price, £150; £100 cash; balance can remain.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck land. 13UKEK0HK WKisT—Farm of 200 Aereß. adjoining liuckland and Shorherd's; gcod land. Price, £3 Is per aero.—J. M. Lennox. JJITT-STRKKT SOUTH.-Allotinciit with 107 «- f.-et frontigo. Price, £105. Tuimscun be arranged.—J. M. Lennox, K;tato Agent, Auok lai d. PARNELL— Rutland and St. George's Bay Roads. —Two Cottngos—one of six rooms, the other of fc.ur rooms -with freehold allot ments. Price. £170 ami £300 respectively;—J; M. Lonnox, Estate Agent. wv ACKES of tho Riuheiifc Pfwftlro Land, Iv thfoe miles fr'dqi the. city, with comfort üblo COttasrt} ore'etod thereon. This line pro porty frph,'a the main ro«d, and is a Bargain Pl'i'co, £1,000.— J. M. Lennox, V state Ag*nt. ft i o/i—FOR SALK (a barghiu), a lino rural ™10" lii.tlo Homestead, only 3 miles from Slokes's Point, with beach frontage. 'I here isa Six-ro mcd Cottage upou the proporty, ami 15 acres of freehold. Prico, £130. Toinis can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, lfetato agent, Auck land. ponA—Substantial Brick COTTAGfl1. ten x-OV v minutes' walk from tne Union Bank, well-plastered ; with largo garden. Prico. £:iCO. Terms can bo arranged.—J. M, Lennox, Estate agent, Auckland. r<o,in — NEWTON ROAD - Five-roomed dJAW Cottage in this rising district. Pr'co, £210. Terms can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate agent. REM U E HA.—Family Residence, with 1} acres of rreohold. Pries, £750.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Aicent. CITY.— A few minutes' walk from tta.3 Union Bank, a most desirable pix-roomed Cottage, with freehold allotmont. I'iieo, £375.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Aurkland. IpOR SALE, twelvo miles from tho city, a first clans Farm of 120 acres, with water frontago; nil subdivided and laid down in English grasßOS. Price, £1.800 —J. M. Lonnox. »> ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Puusonby. O Price £10 tho three.-J. M. i ennox IINCOLN-STREICT (Ponsonby) — 7-roomod -J Residence, with largo freoho.'d allotment. Prico, £210.— J. M. Lonnox.. . t O FARMERS nnd Others.—Ono of tho £. Choicest Farms in tho I'rovinco. There nro 217 acres within 8 miles of tho city ; duality of land cannot bo oxcollod: largo ninc-roomud residence.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. rpO FAUMEUS—A cholco Farm of 01 Acres JL 70 acres of which are in good i;ra«scs ana fonced sheep proof ; tho Cottago is neatly built; tho land is all good and well watered ; only 1J miles from a Railway .Station. I'rico, £50.1.— J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent. Auckland, V-KAKIttLI) VIICW.—A S-roomed Verandah O Cot tag" in this favourite loctility, with large froohold allotment. Tho cottnge ia In beautiful ordor.—J. M. Ijnnnox, Ki-tato Agent. "VTELSON-STREHT.—A compact and comfort -1.1 ulilo 5-rooincd ttosidenco, a few minutes walk from tho Union Hunk. Colonial Oven in tho kitchen; fowl-house and woodshed, de tached ; allotmont freehold. 1 'rice £:ioU.—J. M. MOUNT KDKN.—IS Acres, partly In «russ, with small llouao. I'rico, £000.— J. M. Lennox, Entato Agent. /.onA—Six-roomed Cottage and reehold allot ±,4VV Incn . i,, Parooll.—J. M. Lennox. IjiAKM of 215 acres, 50 miloa South of Auoli- Innd, about G miles from tho railwaj orchard, garden, and about 100 acres in grass. Prico, <Jo por aero.—J. M. Lennox, fj-i fr n —Four-riiomod Cottage and freehold iIOU allounont in Parnell. Toriua ouuy.—J. M. Lonnox. ICatato ugont. pi qm—Threo-rootned IIOUSIC and froohold et/IoU ijiotm.iut liiAloxundra-streot. Prico, £130.— J. M. Lent IX, Kaiato ai;ont. MRANKLYN HOAU—A Largo Family lle- L Hidonce, with frmiholrt allmmor-l. having a rontago of 132 foot to Frunklyn Road. Una aid on, and evory couvenionco —J. M. Lonnox, Ktttato au'ont. *9' For Houses, J-arms, and AllotmentH, neo my louk udviMtißomont iv ' Weekly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, ESTATK AQKNT. AUCKLANU. 1 > O, G UE X N WOO D, l\j» AUCTIONKKR, IIOUSW, IxANU, AND KSTATK AGUNT, COHNKR OKSI[OUTtANI>-STUIIKT. IMPISOvKDFARMrf over 200 acrea, situatrd in tho Tnma'tt Migtrlor.; fenced and m ■- divided into paddocks; also, 10 norcs nmJor cultivation ; good road ; streams tlirottgh tho land ; Kood (-otti-.KC. Irico low. and ternn to Suit purohnser. IMPRUVKD FAhM.—4ll acres good I,and at Huarnngl: all jilouffhoil. more than half being already ploiiKhcd and sown; nearly u'l , surrounded by a utoop-banked creek, forming a natural fenro ; plenty of firewood, &c: iil.so. a house, barn, cow-she-t. &c. The property in only 1J miles from tho Mangai ai wharf and within live ininntob' walk uf iho Mangapai school. Piicn f;r the fiirm, together wiih ;<(«) uliecp and 10 herd of cattle, £(!00 ; £200 cas-li-lmlaiv c run roniain on '.lie properly f»r seven ycara at (i per cent. This U a flrst-claes i pporluulty for a noW •^L^\ ACRKS of Rich Hush Land, perfectly «>OU level, and only two miles from railway station by a perfectly level road, being portion of Taupaki Block. This laud is ctiuul to any North of Auckland, and is covered with very valuablo timber. Prico £2 5s an aero. liWfc ACKES of Rich Mixod Hush Land in 4)\r the Wairoa South; joins improved farms, and li^H well to tho sun; six mi e.i from Manurcwa Railway Station by good road. Land well wtored. . jo ACRES Gcoi land.nrtjoinincr IheProrrr- J-'-1 ties of the Rev. Mr Homervillo nnd John Buchanan, merchant, Whau, and J mile fiom iha Railway Station. The. view is unsurpassed, and tho roads are gnod. This land will be suld in 5-acro lots, or to suit purchasers. PONSi)NI!Y--Al!otnienti Nos. 25 and 20, with lGi linka froimige to JJuke-streer, by 170 11 ;ks iroi.tagc to Arthur-street, together with Four rooned Houee : allotnunls lilttlitcd with 'fruit trees, and laid out in grasi and garden. Price, £205. I7*OR SALF, G roon'.cd Houso and nvor quarter of an ficro freehold land, being a corner allotment, having frontages to Hcgot.t-street and Kden Road ; good stable, garden, well, tec, &c. Price, £500. HUTLAND ROAU ("ornll).-Ncw Five • roomed Houso and aroutj tin aero Land, laid out in orchard, rontaining fruit-bea-inR trees 10 and GOf. et high; good well, and com mands a sp'cndid view. Sure to become a very vnlnablc property in a f-horttiroo. Price, £32.i. 150NS0NUY.— A new and well-finished Six ro 'mod House, large and commodious room 3, and allotnient 132 x 210 feet, facing Griit ten-street; all planted and Inid out in a choice garden, fee; land i urtly fenced with cor rugati diron. Prico, £000. . DKN RO.VU.—Four-roomed Hmi=o, with • « voramlah, in good ordor, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 09ft.; securely fenced, Hid out in a garden, good wo!l, &c. Terms vory easy. Price, £150. . FOR SALE, a Vory Superior Uoutloman's Resiienco at tho Lake, North Shore; houso largo and coirmoclions, grounds tastefully laid out, land best In tho district, view unstir vassed. Prico for tho liotise, with 112 acres of rich land,'£2ooo ; terms very easy FOUR ROOMED COTTAGK and Fcullery, tOKether with largo freelio'd nllotnient, Koodwol ami ganlen, situated in Lower Hop bnrn-ttreot. Price £-'25. COTIAG!S in Edinbuivh-street, Newton; largo corner freehold allotment; goo I | garden, wnll, &c. llouso in thorough order. ] VILLA iIKSIDENCE, Buitablo for agentlo man with a family ; six or seven acres of good land attached ; gcod view; tituatcd ut, Remuera. VILLA RKSIDKN' 'X at Mount Albert; largo V and commodious grounds well lad out paddocks, subdivided ti;nd, lood view, tinsur p^sacd ; outbuildingH all that can bo desired ; large orchard and garden ; suitable tor a gentle man with a family. WAIKATO.— A very superior and compact Hom<-st<ad of 2.VJ acres of the richest land'intho Waikato; all subdivided into coa vonient 8 zed paddockH by livo thorn herit<e j, oncloßcd plantation of forest irecs, and water 'n every paddock. House, ia>K" and osmmodlous, and srands in about four ncres of ornamental grounds and (lower pardon. Orchard wcll moolied with ehoico fruit trres, nil in full bearing. Outbuildings. Ptnblcs, Sec. Approached by gool roadu from Hamilton or Cambridge. This Farm is admitted to be tho best of its tizo about Cambridgo 170R PALE—Bsacres of rithloamLand.of tho very iinost (ittality in tho colony, all level ard well waicivd, approchab'e from Auckland lyfiood macidainiscd road", all fenced, grea'er portion planted with quick thorns ; subdivided into six-paddocks ; 75 acres in rich tirass, tno remainder in cultivation ; orcnard well planted with choice fruit-tree1. Ale.o, a well finished six-roomed lionso, dairy, cownhix's, pigHlyeH. wcrksliop, find good garden, planted with lrint and ornamental trees, This is wit'out cxceii tion one of tlio best farms iv the neighbourhood of Auckland, both for the qunlitj' of s il and iiiiprovoinontf, being situated in tho well-known iJißtiictof Razorback, ami withinul'uwmiiiutes wall of School and Post-otlice. Price, £1,100 one-third cnAh, or as asrroed. MTirAlKKIKEI.—Choice Ailr.tr ont, containing VV GO acres; 20 acres high fern, remainder good bush, being Lot 31, Parish o£ Waikoikei. Price, 35s an acre. SUPERIOR FARM—2GO ucrea Uood Land on tho Auckland and JJrury railway line; station on tho land ; 100 acres iv grass, 20 acres bush, part in cultivation: surrounded by hrivlnK settlors; comfortable Cottngo (siz rooms). Stockyard, Barn, Sheds, &c, fee. I'ric i £2,200. ■«71LLAGEOF WAIUKU—I9O acr.H of very V rich Land for sa!o In tho Village ol Waiuku, being Lot No. 12. Will be sold a groat WAIROA SOUTH.—OO acroa Land in the Pariah of. Taupo; creek frontago; 20 acrca in grnas, 30 acres aluvial, remainder good bush. Price, 00a per aero. "VTKWTON ROAU.—Five-roomed House, with jM scullery and back purch; good tanks; situated on corner allotment. 33ft. froniago to Newton Koad by Gift, deep l'ronta_.;o to Lich liold-slreot. Prico, £300. ALSO, Four-roomed House, Kast-street, off Cook-Btreot; good well, &^. Price, £150. ■ i/\ ACRHIS Rich liush l.aud, feuccd and L' ut\J subdivided into paddocks; good House, Sheds, Outbuildings, Orchard, &c, &.C. | •;" ■■! "a A C!1!E8, unimproved, ud joining the above; IO\J all Burrotmdod by tho Waipa river. Salea by auction of Household Funiicuro, &c. | &<;,, undertaken by 11. O. GIiKKJM WOO D, | AUCTIONKEK, &C. ' Oflico Curuor UojcUttuU v,ml Quoeabtroewi



Land and Estate Agents. <P HA S. T$T ILLIAMSON, HOUSE. LAND, ANU ESTATE AGENT, 3, VULOAN IjAKK, At7CKtA^rD■ RENTS and tNTKKffi:»T Collr-cted. MONEY Invcßtr-d for Capitalists on flrat-cioss securitioH, without Ciiaugk. Sevjek per cent, allowed on de^osita until invested. MOETGAGKS and LOANa Nogoliated, SHARES Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees, BUILbirJG ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT!— Home-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ SVcst-street, 21/ Parnell Rise, £i View Road, 80/ Kdwin-etrect, 81/ Riohmon'd RoaQ, 25/ King-street, 20/ Grattn.n-3t.reet, 12/ Georgo-Btrcet, £1 Sus?cx-streot, 20/ Victoria-street, £10 Randolph-street, 10/ Kyber Pans, Bu/ Wyndhani-stroet.^lOlO/lJrafton Head, 70/ William-sti-oot, CO/ N Olson-street, 40/ Sliort-streot, £9 England-street, 10/ Napior-street, 20/ Union-street. 20/ Franklin Road. GO/ Vine-street, 10/ Carleton.Ger.-Road, 15/ Irown-t Irect, 27/G Waitomatn street, 10/ . L'h V. Beach Koad, 30/ Dublin-street, 30/. AV~'->'; Nevvf.on. 20/ Clarcnco Btreet, W/ Liverpool-street, 40/ ADgloseastrect, 30/ Ponsonby Koad, 25/ Hnckett-stroi.'t, 35/ Prnspect-ftroet, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 25/ Also, hi various other streets at low ratos. p REY-STKEBT—Six roomed House (now)for VI sale. Large illotment. MOUNT KDKN—Largo Now Houso, fitted with every con.e.u'erco (two acres of land), for sab. Haj o:ic (.(: tho finest views in tnn distinct. HOBSOM-STPvffiUT —Shop and Dwelling Houau foi-Eale—new. Splendid stand for ALLOTMENTS nought and HOUS' S BUILT for Working Men. To bo repaid by weekly instalment"! ■P9\ New Five-roomed House for Sale in ~""-L<-' Newton i ohl. Two fr titages; two ai'otmcnta. Ba«y terms. C'Jnfl—Five-roonvcd Ifctlofor Sale in Nc'sOn- Jijoyj'j Blrctt- Qardon; tanks, Und all ion'- V(tiiencoa. J?,9()()A TO LEND, In Sums of £10 and up dUA\j\j\j war( j fii on KOO( j p ( . oMr i t y t DRAPERY HIJSINrtSS for Sale in the heart of the city; main theroughfarc. Abou? £150 required. x-ok/)— New S'3ven-ror>med Houso for sale in "°UIJV Parnoll. Peautiful vi'ivv. Mao, Five roomed House at £330. Six-roomed House, £100. QUEEN-STREKT.-Fine Uusinow Premises for salo. OFIICKS and STOKES to Lot in Durham hlreet. / IAULKTON OORKROAD-Ono of the finest \y Allotments in I iuvry's Jiistate for sale. Money lent to build with, if e'esi' cd. 4?i 7a—FCVE-ROOMKD HOUSI< near tho ofc/i-'u Glasgow Store. Garden &c. Kany terms. I^ARNKLL.— Building Allo'monti for Snlo in . Gibraltar Terrace, with due view of Domain, 25s per foot; also, St. ueo: go's Hay Road, 25sper foot; Hriehton £2 por font, ov. rlnoki-g the sea Konct'd, planted with fruit trees, &-c. -P9fi()— HuUStt.in Vincent-street, for Salo on .v^uv very easy terms. -PKA()— Largo now llouso for sale on Pon cv<j\j\j BonD y Road, with Three Allotments 100 x 21)3. Splendid view. MOUNT ST. MAKY.-Will finished Fivo roomed Cottago for sale. Two a lotmentu, two frontayea, two tanks. Splendid view of harbour, IJONbONBY.—«ix-roomed Housj and largo JL uilotincnt lor calo. Termscau UeuniniKoil. I'rico, GlB5. DUUJKY.-225 acres 1 nnd for snie, haf a mllo from Drury; well watered; good soil, partly cleared, and sown with mixed grasses. £1 Ih por aero. X'VIU)— JCight-rooii ed House, oil" Newton cv-iuv Koad, tor hivlo; verandah buck and front. Kmhj t.'rms. / -\ UNUIiY'S I'ADI.'OCIC—Now itoiiHiof llvo \X rooms, Boullory, and workshop fo>- wule. Ci/vnlen, film view, fre. On vrry eioy imms. j»ooiv—Sovon-roomod llousq in Newton Hoad 'i-''-' for Halo; every conveninuco: llnovli-w. House for ualo (brick), cOOUU W !,iiin ten minutes of 'lie Ui.ion Hunk; r.is lain on. J?.>jr,—Hive-roomed Houno for Salo In Now cUlj4U ton, witli outhouses; two allounents planted. Uoot* viow. Uh'.«UKllA.— Sixteen Acres Land fort'alo; tine view of I'aci-O:uise. Ka>y terms. mo .MAKKICT GAItUENKKS.—SmaII Farm JL to let, with povrn-roomud House, 1 miles from Auckland, on Great Nortn tvond, and a'so (.08 o^s-.'S iVntcr frontago; orchard and largo IJANMUIIK.— FINE FARM of 102 aores for ri.-ili) ; a'l in gni"»; volcanic soi:. Seven room. (I Ilmim, Siablos, (Jowgheda, &c. Tho best Dairy barm in iho province. iLHKKT PAHK.—Several Lpaaohold AUot ■/i- inonts for Salo, with flue vi'iws of Domain and harbour. Al v three Villu Uesiduncca. QTOKitS'd POINT—SiiHiII KarniH for Sale, un- Improved and partly In.proved, on eaay terms- P.VIiMH alfio for Salo at Hunun, Mount JCdon, 1 Waikomlti, Itiehinonil, Komokoriki, Mau poro, I'arenioromo Koa Tamakl.Htoki's'a Point, Walta-kerui, llondurßon'u Clock, Papiuoitol, Rumuera, Cambridge,, Little v <m<i Hig Omaha, Karioi, ltlvcrhettii, IJornii.giido, Muhurungl, W'alnul, Oomaru, Arurimu, Uoromandol, Mer cury Hay, Okulhn, North Shore, Owhjwha, Jtay.orbank, I'iiuukura. «.v.c Alho, boo list In iVciu SaUanA lUraid unil MVc.'../;, V«im. CUAS.WILL I A M S O N, K3TATIC AUiiNT, Vuloan Lanje. Musical. J U S T 11 EOE;l VX D] TIIIC ' ZICALANDIA POLKA MAZURKA" AND "HISRTIIA WAI/IZKi" (Composed by T. E. Tikkiu.i,). AIITII UII E A 1)Y, AUCKLIM) MUSIS WARKHOUBK, 74, CJUKKN-STIIKKT. riMlr. NEW '/.K l,"Sl> MAUAZIN£. J. Containing Pori'r.Ait and • 'tandauu St)MJ.-i and IIKUKf, ETO, ■ CONT XN T S O F N <>. 1— 1. Tom Howling iFavourito !-"P'i - ong), Dibdon 2. Grandfathers <- lock, 11. (.'. Work 3. brown Kyes c:(i"c tlm H'lm ow, liosabel i. Kiithleen of Kilkonny, Milliard 5. BoinuMxlyV Coining whtu iho Dewdrops Fail. Maey (!. Johnny -Morgan (Popular Comic Song), Fit clio't 7. The " Times" (Polka), F. Hand 8. Grandfather's iiomo •Comonnlon song to OrandfuihiT'B f!oek), F. Went i). We aroTwolloviugAlliißUvlHiniiOt), i'airy 10. Me Jor!oy'B Twins (Comic), Phillips 11. Still I Lovo Thee, Lockwood 12. R;ury o; ArK)'le, Nl-Uiud CO N T X N T S O F NO. Z— I. Thy Fairy Wediliti;; (Walizl. .1. VV. Turnoi '}. Moui.tan li'lll i-hottis- he). Kinkel 3. Blue D.-inub' (Waltz), Str.iiipa 4. Still Time Own, J. 1(. 1 hoiiiaa 5. When tho tireen Leaves Como Ai,rnin, Sir H. liishop C. ninmenheii, Lango 7. Wuiilny, 11. Millmr.l S. Gipsy's VVarning, i.'oard 1). Won't yen liuy my Pretty Flowers, Pers ley 10. Qur-en of tho Night, Thomas 11. Ah! Never doom my lore can change, J. It. 'I homas. 12. Little Suowwhite Ulossonis, C. A. Wliito .SOLE AGENCY— \UCKLA>D VrUSIO Ay-AREHOUSK, QUKKN BTItEET AND VOICAN LANK Auckland iyr usi c ! WAUEIIOUSK, 74, (JUli EN■ ST R K*K T, (A. KADY, Manaßor), IMPORTERS OF PIANOFORTES, AMERICAN OKGANS, HARMONIUMS, And at varieties of Musical Instruments, HAVE TH'-C LALtOKST AND HKST-SKLKCTKD &TOOK Of JJi SIC to bo found in Auckland, which is supplemented every mail by Novelties eolected bj our Loudau agent. BU ASS, HICK!', WIND, AND STRING instruments A Jarre Supply of SJPKRIOB VIOL N Si UlNOSjust to hand. A UCKLAND MUBIC WAKKIIOL7SK, 71, QUii«X-3TRFKT. A. Eady. NKW AND I'OPULAK MUSIC. 'I hy Fantv—Marriott Silver CMtp—Adama Rviiiumb-ir or l'"orgot— Aido Uoldon ■• -horc--Hatly Clioristor—Sullivan clang of th'< VVoodon Khoon— Molloy Twickenham tfcrry—Marzlals Tin) Lund of Long A:, i-—J.'oloros Only to Sco Thoo—Campanu. Far Away where Angels Uwcll—lilumonthu. Darby nnd Joan-Molloy licdouin I. no Song—PlnEUt Apart—Gutty When Thou art. Near—Sullivan Living I'ooins—Sullivan St. Agnes Kvo—Sullivan Sleep, My Lovo—HnUlvan Distant chore— fc-ullivan Lllo—Blumonthal A Loiter—lilumonthal lirown Kjeßor liluo Kly>;B—Aido (J, TaUe Mo to Thy Heart Again—Balfo Nancy Loo—Adams Carisuama —Portot A Warrior Bold—Adaiim Thorns and lioses— ~ Tar's Farowoll— „ liluo Alsatian Mountains—Adams Tho Ono I Love—Adams Alone on the, Shore —Aido Angels arc Watching—Abt Tho Lover's Warning—Aido Let Me, lJreari) of Happy Days—Aida Tho OM i ovo and the New—Cowon titorminj.: tho Breach—liucalosai Once by l.h» Biookside—Swift A Sailor's Wooing—Rockel V Love of Mine—Morley Three Bailor Boys—Marizlola I'd Dare c'en death to Voti—Piuaut lonely ia the, Dawn -l'inautl Jn Shadowlami—Piusuti Heavi ns Choi istor—Piusuti Uiisohlrka—Pliisntl Still VW.tern Hun Deep-Pinsuti Smilo and Hid Mo Livo— If—l'innuti Tlie Old Sweet Story—Gaily True to the Knd—Gatty Do You Keini inber?—Claribcl Just Sixty Years Ago—Cotsford Dick ; Olh in—i'olKford Dick It was a Dream—Cowen iiaiis^acha-lierßor ; Lived nnd Lo-t—Mnllor I Golden Dream—Barri j VII Sjioak to You—Frndericku Hero Stands a Poot-Ixtvy I }L.>u-,t Ciii-u-iilKo—^orf.'utto 1 A Draauu Wiihin it iuvam—l'orn.i &0. &0f



Li. D. Nathan & Co.'s Agencies. rnHE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN i LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BEST AND MOST BABILY WOEKBD FAMILY SEWING-MACHINB IN TUJi JtAIIICIST, Without Rebabd to Price. With tho Maohlne Is fnrniahed--HemmeT, Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil Screw driver, Fivo Needles, Gauge 'I'able Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong en 08, without extra charge. , H Will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck ruirie, hemstitch, and gather, and sow on and iT'itherat tho same time, and will work equally well on Silk Lineu? Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Sillt' Cotton, or Cotton 1 bread. No 1-IfAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1. | No* N -This is also adapted for use on talbes | and Treadle, which wo will supply at any | time, of elegant Amorican inamtfacturo for ih ia. No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle uso only, having tho very great advantage of being set level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some polished top, complete, reduced to No. 3-MACHINE, with polished covers as above, to lock and protect machine, re duced to £7 7a. W)-ero tho genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC IINES aro not procurable \yo will send thei • ireet to purchasers on receipt of romit tanc reference. g VERY qT EN U N E HOME-SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M ° s s & C°- SOLK-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. l&~ BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS. -fc» SOLE IMPORTERS I L. D. N A T H A N & C o . AUCKLAND. Wo havo appointed tho undersigned Solo Re tail Agent for Auckland, where tho genuino Home, Shuttle Machines are procurable by tlino payments, llhiatrationa, Specimens,and luiuon free of charge. J. V. HUEDA. SHORTLAND-STREET. ys-fl BjiREE (^ I FTS fho Proprifiora of Wowk'b Ahomatio SciuicDAM HoiINAPI'S, to Induce the destnietlon and prevent tho Improper use of 'h-ir wrapveiii and labels, nnd tlma further prolecl Iho Publio u;;ningt frmi i «nd I'eecption, la o enclosed in tlio wrat>|Hirj or under tho lal-el >n llin quart uuiilcu, Bincj l.\ Oetobi r, IS7B, und continue ta cvii M X Ktiv Day's Packing roughout tho Verr „ X OUDERS, V/hloh uro ar.iwu upon tlio uudoiai;;aod, and will bo cashed by ttieir AKOiits. To BOCtiro thoso Gifts tlio Public must bo ' careful to ask for, iimluceoyt nothing but, tho Gknuink Uuoltiio Wolfe's Schnapps, Willi our name upon the Top Label. | AGENTS 1 L. D. NATII A N & CO., AUCKLAND BR I S T O L' S ! 3UDAR COATKD "itwirtfS Blr '■-"-■ -■---.•»"*- *mt»*+*. a. PILLS. GUAKAN'IKKD PURKLY VEGETABLE, And aro only pilln which contain LKPTANDRIN AND TODOI'IIYLLIN. These two powerful nntlbUllmia plants aro a Biire cure fnr nil (!int:iHeH of tho Stomacii, ljtvK.it and Bnwr.r.s, iikam\ciik, Indigestion, Dizzinksb, Pain in the Bids ou Back, and oopccially BtLIOUHNKSS. They never woakon or Kr'P<>. unleaa tho etomauh li) vciv foul, nnd they uro very EASY T O T AXE, For Salo by all Druxgista and Doalore in MedlcTues. WHOLKHALK AGKNTB : L. D. NATHAN & CO. AUCKLAND. /"K It I E N T A L T O NI C. TIUC GRKAT HAIH RII'STOUER' Infa'llblo for Renowintr, Invigoratiuc, and Uoautifyins' tho Hair, romovlng Scurf, Dand rult, nnd e»rinK all atleel/ous of the Scalp, tipon which it has an almost miraculous oil'eot, catiHing r splemiiil eroi> of Hair to Bprtng up aud llourish where before all waa barren. It ia delicioiißly fragrant, refreahinp; and in viKcrntini<, and the liair that is dressed reRU. larly with tl>i» dolluhtful preparation aoquiro: a Boftiii'ss, lustre, ililolviiess, rigor, and flexi bility, that ia wonderful. For Salo by all DriiKßlatS and Porfuuiors. Wholesalo Aptcnts I L. D. NAT II A N & CO. A;UKLAND TM PERISHABLE emiAGRANCE. MURKAY & JiANiMAN'S ■p L O R 1 (i) r'l AltAll^r A T X It, Tho richest, most lasting, yet most dolicato of all 1 'orfumos, for uso ou tho KANDKERCHIKI'', At tho TOILET. And in tho BATH. As there aro Imitations and counterfoils, always ask for tho fc'lorida Water prepared by the sole proprietors, LAN MAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Salo by all Perfumers, Druggists, and Dealers in Fancy Goods. WIiOLES ALE AG ENTS L. D. NATII A N & 00. AUCKLAND KST.USLISIIED IN ISB. X>RISTOL'S THE GltKAl PUKTFIKR Ol THK BLO'JD Tho quickest and moHt certain euro for SCHOFULA, EHBUMATISM. FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORKS, and ! ULCKRS. All kinds of] dlseaßcs or sorea arising from im uro blood and humours. IT NKViat FAILS in effecting a comploto cilto, it usjd a sudlclent j lenghtof time. For Salo b7 nil DruKKists and Dealers in Hadioinea. I WIJOUCSALE AOKMTB i L D NATHAN CO. AUOKLAM/ t



Cabinetmakers. WINKS AND XX ALL, D I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, SHOUTLAND-aTUEKT. FURNITURE I FURNITURE 1 FURNITUKE 1 Largest and Best assortment in Auckland. CARPETS 1 CARPETS I CARPETS! All tiie Newest Dksigns. LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM 1 LINOLEUM I LINOLEUM 1 All tiik New PArrKhNC. OILCLOTHS I OILCLOTHS 1 OILCLOTHS 1 All tiik Best Quality, ] WOOL RUGS ! WOOL MATS ! j WOOL RUGS I WOOL MATS 1 WOOL KUGS 1 WOOL MATS 1 White and Coloured. TAPESTRY HANGINGS! TAPESTRY UANGINGSI TAPESTRY HANGINGS! Veuy Hich Pattkrnb. CRETONN ES and TRIMMINGS 1 CRjSTONNES AND TRIMMINGS I CHKTONNi.f and TRIMMINGS I All N w Pattkkks. SILIC and WORSTED DAMASKS ! SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS I SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS I COTELANES AND BROCHK REPS I COTELANES AND BKUCIIE REPS | COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS 1 WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES ! WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES 1 j WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES ! BItASS CORNICES AND FRINGES I BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES 1 BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES 1 I GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES 1 GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GIRANDOLES ! GIRANDOLES ! GIRANDOLES ! IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS I IRON COTS! i IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS ! PATENT WOVE-WIRE ; SPRING MATTRESSES 1 PATENT METALLIC i ai^x VENETIAN BLINDS 1 Thk Blind ok the Period I ■\rr inks & HAL Ll HOLE3ALK AND ItKTAIL CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WARKHOQSEMEN, i SIIORTLAND-STRKItT. Sewing MiuuiuoS. rtpilE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM .B. PaNV'B NX W FAM IL V MACHINE Is preferred to thes) of all othor Jlakera for th( fclluwing reasons :— I.—lt ii fitted in every ptylo Btited to the taste o requirements ot purehiißers. nnd can be ueed Ir liimd or Treadle at will, while it embodies all th' latest improvements, and ia so simple that a Cwu CAN WUHK IT. ll.—lt is nui'le in rll its j'arta by pertcctod auto nmtlo machinery, which insures a uniformity ar< BXaotncsa of coiiatruction and finish in each Mach ni 1 mat oth-r milkers who n.anufacture by hai d cai never equal. lII.—H never ucU out of ordor ;it is nowr necoo sary to take it au it to bo cleaned ; it is always read or use; und issndurable, that it will l.at a lifetime. IV.—lt cmboJies a most simple and accuiaU Ten-ion, with ihu mo^t approve ttiechnnicn principles for conirolliiiK iho slack thread, wherebj tho st roiiKeat, eoain and utmost perfection of stitch i obt duo. V.- It ia tlfi d with a Patent Solf-adiustinß J'alan<- Whoel, which can instantly bo unlocked, 80 that tli action of the machine is Hupendod, and shuttl boihins wound wi hoir. removing tho work. VI.- It is 8i constructoJ ihu learners cannot tun Iho Machine in tho wrong dirocion, thus prevoutini brea'diiK of thrortd or duma^o to the Machine. VII. -These advantages have won for the SinßO Manufacturing Company's Machinoa a popularity s universal that they have already become indiaponE üblu in every hotisohold and manufactory of clothini Konerally throughout thn world. The reoent Or oat REDUCTION in tholr Price nnd tluir wonderfully Kasy lormsof Paymont, wil enable everyone to becomo possessed of thoso UNEQUALLED SKWING MACHINES. Sinco THE SINOKH MANUFACTURING COM I'ANV inauvruratnd their System to Hiuit, wit] I Oi'TiON ok Phuchasr1, it has beon taken advantag I of by tho public t > Biich an oxtraordiuary extent a Ito prove that lth»s in-st a Kreat public want. Bythi I Bystem thousands have becomo possessed of thos most rolUblo SKWINO AIACUINKS ; and italway olfer.i pecniiar advantages to families in want o n SEWING MACHINE for Domestic uao by er abliug such to havo a thorough tiial before purchas ing. Tho Machine may bo Purchased at any titno during the Hire 0! payment of List Prico. i> eturi.ed at any timo, or Purchased by continuing tho Hire. If a Purchase bo effected, every Payment nrndo Will bo credited in full, No Inter st or Expenses will bo charged, am No Addition whale.er to tho Prico will b made. If Iho Payments fur Uiro bo regularly nui^o, A Credit of 10 per cent, will be allowed at th time of purchase upon tho payment o: delivery, If it amount to£l orjupwariis. Hoi t, Quality Silk Twist, Col ton, and Linen Throat's Machine Oil, Duplicate Parts of .Machines, &c. always kept in stock. Needles SODt per pest. Th-) Neeules of the Singer Manufacturing Com pany are made entirely by Automatic Maiiunerj and tinishod with a perfection, accuracy, nnd polish altogether uucquiillod by any other maker. SINGKIt'B aitWINO MAOHINKS are made onl by Tho Sinner Muimliicttiriiig Company (toimerl; J. M. Singer and Co.) and can only bo ob aino' Wholesale in Now 'Zealand from tho Chiof Depot which ia also our only ltetail .agency (for tho present in this City. Prico Lists frao per post. TIIIC SINOKR MANUFACTURING OAIPANY Fort-stroo Auckland. (x UTH HI E & JL|A RN A C H'S NEW ZKALAND TIMBEIt & VrOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Kevo on Salo at their Branch Stores, LOWEH QUKICN - STICKET, AUCKLAND ONEHUNGA. Duneuin-Made Woodwahks Consisting of— Nesta Tubs, painted and varnished Uuokots do Fancy Buckets, Cheese Vats, Churna Butter Firkins, Knife Boards Washing Boards, Turning Trussoa Storo.Truck.s,&c. JAMES W WALLER, Manaokb. CLAUDE AND /\ARDN|E|R STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. i Aroaws- Bux iN'u. -M'j, l^at-oilico Auckland



Waikato Advertisements. Eg AMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE ■^" B. EDWARD 3 rpcts to Informithe publlo that a Coach meets ?v£j tmin arriving <Tom Auckland. Charge, reasonable. Special Carriages provided to order on instructions being ssnt per post or telegraph t0 B. EDWARDS, Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. YATIOHAL HOTEL J3| CAMBRLDQK. the best accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious f^^^CeS *""" ntIDES FOR TOURISTS Amintrements have been mafio bo that r-uidea , Ar Lr vTsttora to the Hot Lukes a-e avuil | able upon short notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly attended to. A|iU : D U S BAY NE 8, PIIOrKIETOIi. KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. rf A LLI N, Proprietor. Visitors and [Travellers will meet with Corr fortable Accommodation. Locse Boxes. Good Stabling. D E L A N~ E V • Bogs to announce he has assumed i^ropriotorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, which is pleasantly situated at the present terminus of the Waikato Railway, and offers an excellent resort for Travellers, Tourists, and Sportsmen. Livery and Bait Stables. M. DELANKY Proprietor, DA MILTON, W A I KA TO. "^ JUDD'J BO~AKd7nG HOU2K (formerly JACKSON'S). GKORGK JUDD (late Cook at Pearce'a Commercial Hotel) having leased tho above premises and made extensive .imPr°™ menh will bo glad to boo his old fr ends, visitors, and travellers, wlicre ho trusts that clean lness, com fort, aud an unsurpassed table will Insure a continuance of patronage, and a kind recom mendation. N.B.—Good haddocks. TT AMILTON JUNCTION. Travellers frnm Auckland would study their own interests by staying at JAMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitors to Cambridge anothk inte'iot would thus lose no time, as Ommbusses and th< brunch lino leave James' Hotel after breakfai every morninnat 8.30. Meals at all hourß. Xx collent accommodation for Commercial lravel era. Tourists. Ladies and Families. FuJK^~OF~CAMBUIDUE HOTEL ROBERT KIRKWOOD (Formerly of National Hotel), Having purchased the Duke of Cambridge will be Rlad to see his old. friends and thi R. K. intends shortly to make Importan alterations to this Hotel, and will do his best V Kivo satisfaction, T B A T E t-1 SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER DUKE-STEKET, CAMBRIDGE, IS NOW OFFERING: Good Strong Plough Harness from 45s per se Stock Haddlf.b (a good comfortable article) £3 7s 6d Strong Stock Saddles (onr own make), £3 Ift Gents' All-over Hogskin Saddles, fron £5 J Oh. Ladies' Saddles, from £i 10a. Stock Bridles, from 7s. 6d. Buggy Harness (silver-mounted), from £9. A Good Supply of Fancy Goods, Leggings, Courier Uaob Etc., Etc., Etc Repairs executed vt ith efficiency and dlspatcl by experienced workmen. i. b~a"t es, DUKK-STREET. CAMBRIDRK. pURE WOOL MATRESSES albertTpotter, WOOL STAPLER AND SCOURER, Having had repeated applications for Wot cleaned by "his process for the purpose o making Bfds, Mattresses. &c, has Induced Mn to introduco to tho not!ce of ladies and gentle men, orivate families, hotel and boarding-hous' keepers, especially invalids, and tho pub io ii general of Now Zealand, his Pukk Wool MATTRKBBKB, Squabß lor Sofas and Couches Beds for Children's Cote, Settees, &0., and ii doing bo would beu to obsorvo that tho hi Mattresces are stuffed wi th is divested of all dirt animal aud glutinous matters, and is entirely frei from impurities of overy description, "the fibre of tho Wool retaining all its elasticity an< flexibility, as whon in tho previous utato,—the yolk." Therefore persons using thsm will not lx subject to those very disagreeable vapours whicl llio pressure of tho body, assisted by its heat upoi impure animal and other substances, emits, am tho many diseases which follow it, as an actini cause. Hamilton, Waikato. March, 1879. Medical Thsiimonv. Hamilton, .April 15,1579.—5ir, I havo carefuil; looked over some specimens of your Wool pre pored for Mattress making, and find it not onlj excellent in quality but froo from any disagree able pmell or ureaso. The Wool is eO carofull] •' carded' that no " foltlni?" can tako iila<:e, thui enßiirinK that beautiful softness and elasticity s< oawntiul to a bed. For some years I have ase( Wool Mattrossea In my own house prepared bj myself, Bna I greatly prefor them to any Hhe kind ; but you far excel mo in the softness nut elastic character of your " cardod " wools.— lan sir, yours obediently, K. Wadhington, M.D.- To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton East. Auckland, April 25,1879.-1 ceriify that I havi carefully examined some specimens of "oarded Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of Wiikato Thoy are beautifully clean, free from any dis a^reenblo smell; and in my opinion are verj suitable for Mattresses, would bo very elastic warm and comfortable.—Tuos. B. Kenderdjnk M.R.C.S., L. & K. I havo carefully examined tho two samples o: Wool which you gave mo, and find them oxces sivoly clean, froo from smell, and admirabl) flited for tho manufacture of Mattresses. »nd Cushions, one of which I also inspected. I con sider a well-made Wool Mattress more health} and comfortable tnan a feather bed: and. judg ing from tho earn pies I saw in your possession I oan most eonticiontiously recommend th< materials and the work.—Chap. F. Goldsboro M.D., Fellow ot the Royal Colleges of Physician to.—To Mr-Albort Potter, llaunl ton Waikato Baddlervi QADDLEIiY AND XTARNESS. DIUTY OFF MOUNTINGS! W. S. JONES Continues to manufacture evory variety of the above in daily increasing quantities, and by the aid of tho latest improved labour-saving appli ances, combined with tho largo demand, is enabled to produce hem at «■ THK LOWKSI' POSSIBLE COST. Strong, Duhablk STOCK SADDLES, our own mako, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od. A Splendid Assortment (of Every Kindi OP THK M^IIIPS. «■"»«! Riding Whips, from Is 6d to 50s hUNTiNO Whips, from Ga 6d to2ss. Also. Ghr, Buggy, Cab, Carriage, Cart, Waggon 1 - and Boys' Whips, in Great Variety, •xid at Extremely Low Prices. SOLID rfICKKL-SILVER BITS, STIRRUPS. AND SPURS. A Large Assortment, At fully 25 per oent. Less than the Prices, usually charged. LadiCß'kiEn\ Gci Hil ? ID1?? Saddi-es (oi every kind) on Hand or Made to Order. Try Jones' Celebrated Extra-strong MPROVKD PACK-SADDLESI From COs oach (complete). W. S. JONES. QUKSN-STRKKT. npHORNTON SMITH, AND FIRTH'S -I- PRICES CURRENT (Wholesale) Subject to alteration without notioe. _ Sacks. 100's. Kffß' Crown Brand Flour, & s. d. & s. d. £ a d T.b.&F. Canterbury Flour 13 0 0 13 10 0 U 0 0 Sharps, nor ton .. 6 C 0 3ran, ncr ton .... 6 0 0 FowlWhoat .. ~ ie. Od. per biishol. " ho above pricea include sacks and baur—sack mid be.KB not retiu-nublo Tei-nia: Cash. Auckl*ud, 2tol February, 1880,