Correspondence.

ANGLO-ISRAEL AND AFGHAN ISTAN.

(To the Editor.) d IR __Mr idffer says he has intentionally abstained hitherto from noticine what he is plea«cd to call the "Identity Mania. There arc many who will think it had been better if he had abstained still longer rather than he should have penned such an epistle Its his to you on Thursday last. Mr Edger is no doubt acquainted with the ritual ot trie Aiigfic-n Church. If he is not, Bishop Cowl, certainly is, and the latter, Sunday after Sunday, puts up this prayer to faod "(^ive peace in our time O Lord, to which com* the .espouse from'the congre gation "Eor there > nonei othbr that; fi.ditcth for us but only thou, 0 God Mr Edger is " Surprised and saddened to see a man writing in his age invoking G6- an; the patron of his nation's armies,' and yet frow the fibovo he will see that throughout the , world whereV.r there is a Church of England congregation, every .'-Way iti' the year,, God is invoked as the patron 6? the nation s armies. Mr Edger altogether Jg-bres i the very remarkable prophetic vision vouch safed to Nebuchadnezzar interpreted by Daniel, to which I drew his altentio6,sin order to assist him in realising the position ' that Great Britain has occupied in the past, the' part Che ifl at present taking, and the great destiny thai; -waits her in the future. | It may be perhaps thai! he is oi»e of those who look upon Moses and .h6'proybets as very fine characters, very patriotic m-ft, Bu. looks upon their utterances as poetic rhap- j sodies and nothing more. He advises me , "to spare a little time from Daniel tor Christ," but Christ himself refers usi to , Moses and the prophets. He say?, it ye I believe not Moses anil the prophets, neither will ye be persuaded though one rose from the dead." St. Peter also follfwa out the same line of thought when he says, Sbafrin preaching Christ he was not preaching CW' ningly-deviscd fablos, for,that he himself was an eye-witness of what he was teach ing, but he went on to say " ye have also the more sure word of prophecy where ttnto ye do well that ye take heed." According to prophecy, Israel was never to cease from being a nation, consequently Israel does exist as a nation somewhere. We say Gre:tt Britain is that nation, for we iind in studying tile prophetic booKS that Great Britain and America possess all the distinctive marks by which Israel was to be known. One distinctive mark which we have is that she to be uucouquered, another which we believe we have is that she is unconquer able, and eventually to rule the whole world. If this is God's purpose and our high destiny, as we believe, then we are perfectly justified in invoking God's blessing on our arms, and we are also bound to offer np thanks to him for victory over our j enemies. Mr Edger says that " Christ re bukes ambition, the lust of w_r, arid com mercial greediness." Christ did not rebn_e national ambition and aspirations in his-dis ciples when they asked him (and of such paramount importance was it in their esti mation that it was the last question put to mv Saviour beloie his ascension), "Wilt Thou at this time restore the Kingdom to Israel?" The lust of war is to be con demned, but Christ's words to his disciples were, "He that hath no sword let him sell his garment aud buy one." He did ;not by this countenance an improper use of arms, but it signified that hi« servants would have to fight. Commercialgreediriess. is one thing but God-given wealth rightly used is another. Boundless and unlimited wealth and commercial prosperity was promised to Israel, and as Israel we enjoy the fulfilment of the promise. Is-ael was to "be above only, and not beneath " in everything, foi example, "God hath cho-en thee to be a special people unto Himself above all people t vat are on the face of the earth." I beg to state I do not "put on to God the re;» possibility and guilt of England's worst j deeds," but I do say that God over-ruUs I for good the destiny of the British aud American nations for Euglmd's guilt and wicked deeds. England ha<, and will still surter, but no [national gu It can alter her destiny, which is (being Israel) to break all the other nations in piece.". As regards the "anti-Christian spirit kindled by my national conceit and intolerance," I can only say Mr Edger is very wide of the mar iu attributing such to me, for believing as I do, that we are Israel, I cannot overlook the solemn warning, " Not for your sakes do 1 this, saith the Lord God, be it known unto you, be ashamed and confounded for your own way, 0 house of Israel."—l am, ccc, Anglo-Israel,

THOSE LOST TRIBES.

(To the Editor.) SIR, —In your issue of Saturday there ap pears a letter from "J. D. D.," who cvi« dently does not consider himself "one of the half-educated portion of the com munity." His late personal observations in England may have enlarged his views of matters in general, but certainly not in creased his knowledge of Scripture, else he would know that there never were twelve Jewish tribes. He would have learned had he been at a fair average school, that the House of Judah, comprising the House of Levi, have never been lost, but have always been known us " a scattered altd peeled nation " undergoing the punishments laid on them for their disobedience (Jer. xxxiv), and soon to be restored to their loved Jerusalem, the City of God, which is again to become "a name, upraise, aud a glory in the earth," He thcu would have learned that the lost tribes were ten in number, that is the tribes of Israel, living in Samaria, under their own kings, whilst Judah (the Jews) lived in Judca under kings, dcsccndcuts from the direct lino of David. I would strongly urge "J. D.D. " to begin at the fountain head of all learning, the scriptures, and make himself thoroughly acquainted with the history of Israel, aucl Judah, which occupy seven eighths of the Bible. This would be an lutroiluction to the history of Great Britain and Ireland. His remarks on the half educated portion of the community, not being capable of weighing evidence, must be derived from a knowledge of his own incapacity. I pass that, my experience is different. His ob servations on the young man, calling him self Elijah, differ so very much from reports given in home papers, that I fear "J.D.D's" educated manner of weighing evidences, has misled him -time will tell. Not being read iv the history of Presbyterianisni, I know nothing of "J. D.D." alludes to, or what could hate caused so many maniacs to fill the lunatic wards of Scotland. And now " .I.D.D. " you do not live so very very far from the Hon. Financial Secretary of the Anglo-Israel Association, but you could step iv an obtain information on a subject of much vital importance.—Good-bye from, Identity.

LYNCH LAW

(To the Editor.) Sir, —As the oft-repeated term "Lynch him" is made use of when any atrocious crime is perpetrated, I apprehend that not one in every ten are acquainted with its meaning, or from whence it originated. As I know the circumstances connected with the melancholy allair which took place in the very street of the town in Ireland I hail from, I will narrate the incidents which led to the occurrence : - " In the year 1493 the Mayor of Gal way, in the west of Ireland, was James Lynch Fitzstephea, who built the choir of St. Nicholas' Church, aud put stained glass in the windows. This gentle man's name is celebrated for nn act of Roman justice seldom paralleled in the history of any country, and still less in the annals of a provincial town. He actually hanged his only son from his window for murdering and defrauding strangers to show a good example to posterity. The story of the Mayor of Galway has been often dressed np in a romantic style, and Mr Hardiman, in his " History of the Town aud County of Galway," published in 1820, has wrought this melancholly transac tion into a very interestiii- tale, aud to give the better effect introduces a young lady as the cause of the tragedy. He acknowledges, howvever, that "most of the minor incidents arc- the offspring of fancy," and that the narrative is taken from the »york entitled "George the Third," said to have been written by Edward Magin, There are many imitator* of this tale, and the author of the 'Sportsman in Ireland" could not resist trying his powers of description on the sub ject. The history of theafi'airseemsto be that the Mayor of Galway sent his only sou to Spain for commercial purposes, and"return ing with Gomez, the son of his father's Spanish friend, and a valuable cargo, young Fitzstephen conspired with the crew, and murdered the young stranger, threw the dead body overboard, and converted the property to their own use. When the ves sel arrived at Galway, oi.e of the party dis closed the horrid transaction to the Mayor. ■ who tried and condemned his son to death, ' and appointed a day for his execution. The ' greatest intercession was made by the ■ relatives and friends of the unhappy cul- I prit, and by the inhabitants of the town, in ! consideration that he was an only son, but ; the resolute father merely told them to come to him on a certain day aud he would give them his determination. Early on the : morning of that day, the son was discovered hanging from one of the windows of his father's house in Lombard-street—a house which is now carefully preserved." TJic scene of the above transaction, I will

leave to jthe knowledge of my townsmen whenever they peruse these lines; in r„ baffl.-treet. which le_ds from Cross °a,' Watergate-Streets to Abeygate-street * from which diverge Bridge-street, the Msm7 Guard, and several lanes, is a hou.se saidi i I Ie that of the stern mayor.. "The loeaVt __, known a? Dead Man's Lane, now tak intSthe Churchyard, is the hcuse alrean* alluded to, above a door in the front _ I which is a flagstone of black marble wjii carved skeleton, head and cross bones fca ing the date 1G24, and the inscription V_l"* member deathe—Vanitie of vanitic ' all but vanity," and is supposed to have bee* put up by some of the family t* .ommetnrT ate the event. This was the ket Dublin act, for the father was never again seen h the members of his secluded family." jj y sir, I think that your numerous rCa j.,v will be perfectly satisfied with the com__f phrase of Lynch law.—l am, &c., T.J.F '

Printed and published by the *£> >" t b j HENRY B--T-. of Symonda-Btre^, •General Sfo-m ? rlntlD,K ""^iNflffZ* street, in the Province of Auc-Oaua. , , Uud* Wednesday, Apbii ". 1380, J|

TEE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. APRIL 1 18S0.



J—u——— -*_• — —ai— -nm !■-■ .-J—n- ■ I ——r—- .i 11 iimi_ii Auctions. /CLOVER AND /^ RASS QEEDS C-JSALE, AT THE HAYMARKET (OF FIPST-CI ASS QUALITY)— Wblte Clover Rap 3 Red Clover [Timothy Alsyke Kentucky Bluegra_ Cowgrass Red Top Ijucerne Trefoil PukekoheJCocksfoot Ryegrass—Porennial Turnip—Purple Top Ryegrass—Annual. Turnip—Green Top Turnip—Swede, &0.,5& c. I Also, BONEDUST,' all degrees of finoness and quality GtUANO—Peruvian.,sMexican, and Now Cale donian Kaklit, Superphosphates Sec, Sec, See. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL S. THE REMUERA YARDS. IpOR SALE, on Thursday next, Aprils, 1 ex 'lona.'from Parengarenga, 30 Three-year-eld STEERS, In fresh con dition. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL S. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, Bth Instant, 150 head Woll-fattcd Cattle, from Lamb Hill and Wnikato .10 "Well-bred Two-year-old Steers 20 Fat Oxen, from Maclean and Co. Dairy Cows, Youns;Cattle 300 F_t Sheep and Lambs Fat and S;ore Pigs. For Private Sale, Reid and G raj's Double-furrow Ploughs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ?'~ ~'"'.-:'\ii IL£_- FRIDAY, APRIL 0. THE HAYMARKET. SHORTHORN BULL CALVES, FROM MOTUTAPU. FOR SALE, at the Haymarkct, on Friday, April 9th, at 12 o'clock, 12 Choice-brod Calves, from tho herd of Messrs Kcid, at Motutapu; all by an "Imported Bull; good colours, and well £rown. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 9. TH E HAY MARK ET. THOR SALE, at the Haymarkct, on _C Friday nest, 15 Unbroken Horses, from Wanganui. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 9. THE HAYMARKET. IJtOR S:\LE, at the Hayniarket, on JL Friday next, 30 sacks Potatoes 20.1 sacks Oats 50 sacks Pukckohe Cocksfoot, Rye grass, &c. 2 first-class Side-saddles and Bridles. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 9. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, 1 First-class Heavy Draught Colt, by Lord Derby. 3 years old 1 Black Gelding. G years old ; good hack 6 Good Medium Draught Horses, from Waikato 1 Black Colt, unbroken, ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. CITY OF AUCKLAND. 14 ALLOTMENTS IN FREEMAN'S BAY. G. S 188 IN HAS received instructions from the City Council to o__C for Lenso by pnblic auction, at his Rooms, I ower Queen-street, at noon on Thursday, April 8, 13 Large and Well-situated ALLOTMENTS, facing the new broad road in Freeman's '3ay. Two of these are Corner Allot ments with double frontages. 1 Allotment adjoining above, wilh a front age to Lower Union and Drake Btreets. These choice allotments rre sultab'e for stores Cr dwelling houses, and are exceptionally well Bituated in a rapidly rising commercial position, surrounded with good approaches, and the loading thoroughfare to one of tho largest and most fashionable suburbs. Terms of lca3o, conditions of sale, and plan, may bo viewel on and after the 25th instant, at the Office of tho Town Clerk, Canada Build ings, Queen-stroet, and at tho Auctionest's Sale Booms, Lower Oueen-street, THURSDAY, APRIL S. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PONSONBY ROAD. THE Subscribers will sell at the Residence noar Ponsonby >'oad and Richmond Road (corner next Stallurd's) on Thursday,Bth instant, at 11 o'clock GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consisties of Couch and ChairH in rep, Oval Table, Brus sels Carpet, Chellbnier. Pictures, Vases, Kasy Chair, Mirrors, Clocks. Fender and Irons. Diving Table, Chair?, Crockery, Glassware, Cupboard, Filter, Linen, Lamps, Lustres', Cruet. Double Iron Bed stead, Hair Mattrass.Paliosses, Feather Pillows, Chest Drawers, Wnshstand and Wa-o, Beddins;. Toil't G'ass, Commode, Sewing Machine, Kitchen Utensils, Sec. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, APRIL 12, FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOT MENTS AND TEN-ROOMED HOUSE, REMUERA. FOR TOSITIVE SALE. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr D. Kelly to Sell by Public Auction, at the Laud Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 12th inst., at 12 o'clock, thoso Allot jnerts at Remncra fronting the Hobsona Bay Road, and within five minutes' walk of the Newmarket Railway Station. Lot 27.— Containing about 3 roods, with the Ten-roomed nouso erected thereon. Lots 28 and 29.— Each about half an acre, having extensive frontage to Hobaon's Bay Ro_d, and entrances from the Remuera Road. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, APRIL 12, By Order of the School Commissioners. NINE ALLOTMENTS AT DEVON PORT. _ TO BE LEASED FOR 21 YEARS. THE subscribers, under instructions'lroni the Scho.l Commissioners of the Provin cial District of Auckland, will -iter for lease by public auction, on Monday. 12th instant, at 12 o'clock, FOR A TERM OF 21 YEARS, I nls No 23.-.5, 7. S, 0,10 and 11 of the Sub division or Allotments 30, 37 and 39, <_ction 2 of tho Parish of Takapuna, having large f. outages to the main __i"h Rond ar-d situate between the residences of Mrs Churion and Mr Wyles. Conditions and Plana em ba seen at tho offices SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, )___*______ - _Auctioneers.



——U—ffßWt WW l-l__lll_—_^^^_——39M——_■—__— Auctions. 1 THURSDAY, APRIL 8. EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH MADE FURNITURE. £1,000 VALUE. 27 cases English-made Furniture Brush Mais Rugs Feather Pillows Music Stool? Flock Bagatello Boards Fenders Fire Irons Horse-Hair Seating Pianos and Harmoniums Ollpalntings Engravings Empty Cases &c., See., See. E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction at the Stores o the Auckland Timber Company, Cue tom-house-Btreet, on Thursday, the Bth A;pril, a 11 o'clock, THE ABOVE. E. & A. ISAAC S. Merchandise. aw. o w E N MERCHANT S, FORT-STREET, Have for Sale, to arrive by ' Ada C. Owen, i from Lyttelton : ) 50 Tons WOOD'S SUPERIOR FLOUR, ii Small Bags 10 Tons BRAN and SHARPS 150 Packs WHEAT, Also, ex Late Arrivals.; ioee sacks oats 20 Tons BRAN and SHARPS 150 Sacks OATMEAL, in Small Bag. 300 Boxes CANDLES 180 Bags RICE SO Cases WHITE SAGO. Ex 'Stracathro': 20 Cases CORNFLOUR 15 Cases COLMAN'S MUSTARD 20 Ca?cs and Casks CURRANTS 20 Cases KKILLER'S MARMALADE I CREAM OF TARTAR, JUJUBES CANDIED PEEL, PICKLE. MILLER'S BAKING POWDER COCOA. Ex ' Loch Urr' and ' British Empire': 16 Bales PINK, BLUE, and GREY PAPER BAGS 70 Kegs NAIL. 25 Cases MEDICINES, &c, &c. 20 Cases ANGLO-SWISS MILK, Ex 'Ben Nevis,' 'Inglewood,' &c. ; SARDINES, LOBSTERS, VINEGAR MILK, PICKLES, OILS, CAPERS PEARL BARLEY", SPLIT PEAS, &c. PAINTS, TREACLE PRESERVED GINGER CONFECTIONERY, &c„ &o. Also, TEAS, in Chests, Half-Chests, and Bo_os SUGARS, in Great Varioty. Drapery. TMPORTANT IW"OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MONSTER SALE OF CLOTHING HOSIERY HATS CAPS SHIRTS TIES COLLARS TWEEDS AT COOMBES' CITY CLOTHING MART, 92, Queen-street. SAMUEL COOMBES, Having returned from tho Southandhavlngclosed all his branch establishments and removed tho Btocks to Auckland, also having bought the Clothing Stocks (for cash) of Mr Ogilvio, of Taranaki, and Mr Saunderson, of W anganui, will oiler tho same to the public at such prices as will ensure a SPEEDY CLEARANCE. These Combined Stocks consist of every varlety'o MEN'S, YOUTH'S, AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING. HOSIERY, SHIRTS, ITATS, CAPS, TIES, COLLARS, TWEEDS, TAILORS TRIMMINGS, CARPET BAGS TBAV-—LING BAGS, PORTMANTEAUX, VALISE-, ETC., ETC,, ETC. In addition to these Combined Stocks, Samuel Coombcs will include all tho NEW GOODS just oponod up, aid which are ear THE FINEST LOT OF GOODS "S* Ever opened up in this city. This is not like most of tho pulling going on ju now amongst tho drapers, but A GENUINE CASH SALE, COME AND SATISFY YOURSELF COME EAKLY AND SECURE THB BARGAINS. «__SALE NOW GOING ON-» AT coombes' s City Clothing Mart, queen street. taupiri coal mining company (LIMITED). T-_ Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at the following prices:— Household (lumpy)... 12s per ton Steam (screened) 103 „ Slack 4s „ In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Ausklaed, Newmarket, and One hunga, will bo received at the Company's Ofllce, Fort-street. Orders for other Stations, addresses to the Mine Manager, Taupirl Coal Mines, Huntly and accompanied by remittonce, will bo promptly attended to, FRANZ SCHERFF. AT A T I O N A L II O-T EL, J_N CAMBRIDGE. Numerous improvements and additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords tho beat accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious Sample Rooms have been provided for Commercial Travellers. ' First-class Billiard Table under the Superln | tondence of a careful Marker. ' i /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS,] Arrangements have been made so that Ouldes . for Visitors to tho Hot Lakes are avail able upon Lhoft notice. , ; Instruction by post or telegraph promptly j attended to, f A„U_D US RAYN ES, '/ PROPRIETOR* ]



__E___s_!____________________i_________"_gg" Dampier's Advertieemont. LADIES'' S'tock'r-«s.3k ; Striped do, Cd ; Unbleached Sock's. 3d t Cfii dren's . Colonrod do, 2d: Tweed, Is 3d the yard; Win sey. 3Jd to tid; Union Damask, 2s Od the yard • largo lot of Blue fcfergo, Is 3d—the same r/aallty hs tho last lotc Mlirecn, 2s tho 7„rd; Morino Is Gd-; Knic.er Checks. s_; Calloo. 3d, .£_ ! »>.d?dl book Mtisli., tid; Brown Holland. Gi; 'Vwellw. 4_a ; good Turkey Red. Is the yard : Lidies' Velvet Hats, 1_ ; Ladies' Worked Drawers, 2s; do Nightdresses, 33 6d. Come and Sco tho. New Lot of Ladies' Wide Scarves at Is Od; Black Velveteen, 2s 6. the yard; Pina fores, Is; Ball Dresses, reduced from 20s to 10s— a nice chanco lor a wife good chough to alter them herself according to her fancy; Large Toilet Cover., Bd; Slate Lining, 3-! d; Berlin Wool Slipper Patterns, 2s 6d ihe ttair ; Bc_-: lin Wool Cushion Patterns., .s 6d",the pair; Ottoman Ta?scls,-3s the _et; Tappet Blind, sd; fresh kind of Ruche, $d tho yard■;.Clarks 20.) •yard Reels of Glared Cotton, Nos. 30, 3G, 40, 50, 00, Is the dozen; come and see the new lot of i ■Ladies' OerS-ts, at ,2s arid 3s 'Gd; and the Girls' i 'ditto, at 2s Gd; Irifants' Soft brushes, is and I 5 s<od; Tooth Brushes, _d and Gd; Clothes Brushes, IS 3d; largo Nail Brushes*, 4d ; large K bottleß I Florida Water, 2s 6d; pretty bottles Hair Oil,' Sd; Dress Holders. 3d and Gd; Um.iellas, 2s and 3s; Tape, Gd the,dbfcon Views'; Safety Pins, as sorted sizes on cardß, Id the card; 52 dozen f Ladies' and Gentlemen's Carpet Slippers, Is 9d; Hotioyoormbe Towels, Id; Turkish ditto, Is; '■ Friftine from 21 the yard; Barry's celebrated 1 Trfcopherous, Is Id the bottle; Lyon's celobrated Kathatron, is tho bottlo; tell tho Men to come and eco tho Black and White Felt Hats, at 33 Gd; a few ditto, Is and 2s 6d; Collar ?tnds v BdV Pen Knives, 6d and 9d: Men's Braces, Gents' Large Double Pocket Books, t.; Gents' Hand . some Scarf Pins, Is'; ,n. few Ladles' High-heeled " Glove Kid Shoe1? left at Gs; Laces for the shoes, §d the, do-en ; Boot Laces, 4d the dozen; Peor- Jflr-s Gloss, for bootß or shoes. 9d the bottlo; ■ !r?otcy Fancy Baskets, 1b; Reticules, Is and 2s bd; Brown Windsor t-oap. 7 cakes for la j Largo Bar 3 Glycerine do, 7d ; Soiseoi-p. Sd i Ladies' E.S. Boot 3, as Gd; a few do, i. Od; highest price do, 7s; Silvered Bracelet', Is the .pair': MesMve > Silvered Necklaces, Is, covered with crosses; Silvered Mitiature,LoO?-.Trg VjlaSses and Peram bulators. 1> Larpe twe>U:y*keyed Organ Concer f)ii?.9, Gs TO Ms; Ball Stays, 3s; Ladies' Straw Mats rjdu.od to Is Cd; Limo Juice, and -lyoetirie, Gd and Is the bottle; fresh lot of Berlin Wool (new colors), Id the dozen; fresh Ptny Busks 4d the pair; Spoon Busk do, Sd; fresh lot of Fingering Wood. 3Jd tho hank ; i | Children's ABC Handkerchiefs, 2d each; fresh lot cf Flowers, 6d tho bunch; Cnildrcns' Winsey h rocks, Is6d; over £S0 worth of Fresh Ribbons, all at Gd the yard; Ladles' Wool Squares, 6d; Cloudt", 9di Bows, Id; j Larger do, Cd; Marketing, Kits, Cd; Hair Brushes, Is ; Slate PeriCift, 10 a penny or Sd the box of 100-i ire-blot of: Men's Black Scarves, Is; -jqdSes'-fcira Gents' Reversible Cork Soles, 4d tho haiiri'. Eau de Cologne. Is the bottlo ; Hair Pins, _'-i.o boxes for Id ; Men's Worsted Socks damaged Gd, novel price, whensound about lsGd ; Leather Bolts, 9d and Is. Come and sco tho grand show of Silvered Jewellery In my Queen street Win dow, and also the ladies' n.S. P-U-eua Boots, at 6* Gd in tho Wakelleld-Bt£oe sJ window. N.B. W.H.D. is tho only shopkeeper, that he is aware of, who peturtf. the money for goods not apnrov-d of three months after purchase. Opon jTrttm 9 till 9.-VV. H. DAMPIER, corner of Upper Quoen and Wakefleldstreets. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, Tho undorsisned having a. considerable Btock of Teas on hand, bought before the lato l-iBo in tho China and Colonial markets, intends clVing bis Customers the benefit, £0 long, oS they last, which will probably bo until tho arrival of now oca-sons again, and Tor tais. V-cason 'confidently expects a steadily m6r_asmg consumption of his roally cfiolco lines. Tho lsGd tea is dropped, because Wtsforaors show a decided proferonco for goid toa rather than too low-priced. _ hi. Is taken in part as a compliment from con sumois for tho way tho nnaerslgnod h_s en deavoured to direct the public mind rOßpecting kinds it is coononircal to purchase " Vory Rich Deep Brown Toa," 3s por lb. "FKtttily Mixture," 2s Gd ditto Tea Extraordinary," 2s ditto " Broken and Siftings" (flavoury) lsSd ditto 70 Boxes Choico Congous (bought before tho rise), 21s and 27s Gd per box Half-chests Very Choice Congous, (for family use), at 2s, 2s Id, and 2s 8d por lb Tho bal'inoo of tho beautiful Tea Cosies is re el in:ed to 7a Gd GO Box. s Tobaccos, in Dark and Goldoa Leaf sixes (lib ban), Is, 6s. Gs, 10.', 12s, to £ (Small shops advantageously served.) Jams and Marmalades, from Gld to lOd per tin No v Salmon, 9d and lOd por tin : Salad Oil. 7d rer bottle; Cornflour, Gd per lb; Superior Kico, 12 b for 2s 'Jd; Split Peas, 121b for 2s ild ; More of the American Brooms, at Is 3d; worth Is Gd .aob. (Terms, Cash). F, WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and Importer of TonAcco & Cioaps. Victoria-street, Auckland, And Toiiacconist, Queen-street. N.R.—Snlokistp,—l iV.ni giving a eplendid quality Cigar, at 1 for Is, just now at both shops. ggacg — JG R E E N S • Prico List of Extraordinary Plumbs (a trade expression for Bargains) i—lleal Ostrich Feathors. IS inches long, 2s. and 3s each; Stays for Girls or slllall . Women. 2s Gd; worlh fully 4a cabh, Ribbons. 3 Inches Wide, Id, Usually sold at Gd per yord ; Plaid Libbon (all silk) at 9d, warehouse prico is lOd a yard; Hats from Gd each; handsome Laco Fichus, 2s Gd; Boyß' Folt Hats, 2s Gd onch ; Tooth Brushes, Gd, usual prico la ouch for sanio article; Whito and Colored Dickies, Gd each; Wlnsoys, 3}d a yard ; only a fow Leather Belts left at Is each: Holland Overalls, beauti fully trimmed, 2s Mid 3s, worth fully 3s and la each ; Babies' Shirts. Is. worth fully Is Cd each I Babies' Frock or Robo Bodies, handsomely worked (I believe by band), Is Gd, Lariioß have told me they paid 7s Gd for no bettor value; White Window Holland, 32 and 31 inches wide, at Gd and 7d a yard ; Nos. 5 and G Girls' Striped Stockincs. 9d and lOd. worth fully Is Gd each. Ladies before purchasing call at J. GREEN'S, Victoria-street, Three doors from Albert-streot. Note I—When I get a Plumb I always givo tho public the full benefit.—J.G. _____ : i t Medical, Tjr I T C H E N 8' celebrated Blood _R>estoreri Tub Renovator of the Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If the Laws of Health are observed, ordinary care exercised, and Blood Kestorer Freely Taken I HITCHENS* Celebrated Jdlood _l_estorer IS CERTAIN CURE For tho Langour. Lassitude and Disease which attend tho Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Fovcrs which so quickly fasten on tho debili tated system may easily be kept away by the timoly use of this t_T MOST WONDEKFUL REMEDY! TQ In fact, by its use' the Most Malignant of Tropical Fevers havk bkkn ejected from tho Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fever-stricken Men have been, as it were, RAISED FROM THE DEAD 1 Ab is shown by tho following Interesting TALE OF TEE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Wm. Opperman, Esq., a wealthy island trader was for some months lying illatHappomamma an i.-land of tho Kingsmlll Group, in the Pacific He had been seized with rheumatic fever, which was followed by complicated disorders of a ter rib'y severe nature, assuming the form of a specie- of palsy never before known. The suf ferer's l'mbs swelled, the legs lost all sensibility to pam ; the foot could be wrenched round or the Bkin pierced with a lance without inflicting tho slightest Buffering. Tho eick man was evi dently uneot.sciouß of his having legs, and his brain wa= seriously affected as if with lunacy. In this deplorable stato he was kindly brough from th« is ands to Auckland by Mr H. Hender son in tho schooner Coronet. Captain Moellor and, being a German, he was received by the Gorman Consul, G. Yon der Heyde, Esq., Bnd placed in tho District Hospital, where ho re ceived treatment; for three weeks with no indica tion of improvement, his case boing pronounced by one and all a most hopeless on>-. Tho captain of tho Coroner, knowing that extraordinary cures had been effected by the use of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood Restorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Restoror to lake the case in hand,- and a contract was entered into of " No cure, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to the Hospital, examined the invalid and found him in an apparently dying state with scarcely a spark of life left. Mr Hitchens ordered tho suffering man to be removed to his (Mr H.s) private residence, where his want could personally bo attended to b~ Mr Hitchens Tho latter administered the medicine (tho Blood Restorer) and used tho ointment freely. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing the case beyond the power of man to effect a cure. How ever, after six weeks the effect of tho medleino became wonderfully apparent. Tho P.lood Restorer had acted steadily but surely on tho blood; the deadly impurities wera gradually eliminated from the system until the stream of life flowed unchecked in its natural chai.ncla ovor the entire mau. The brain be came clear and active, and tho limbs onco again rejoiced in natural circulation, thepatientrising to his feot cured of diseases which had baffled the skill of leadiDg physicians, a living proof of the wonderful her.ling powers of Hitchens Celebrated Blood Restoror. TESTIMONIAL.] Auckland, N.Z. To 11. A. 11. Hitchens, Esq. B fore leaving Auckland on my return voyage to tho Islands, I have to perform tho pleasing duty of acknowledging tho surprising euro I have received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man, being palsied and generally unconscious, and hearing from others that no hope of recovery wi.s held out by medical mon, I look upon you now as tho preserver of my life I am convinced that to you • medicine alone is _\i_ the credit for my now being a living man. I beg to thank you most sincerely for tho kind icss you have shewn me while staying in your nouse, and In conolusion would earnestly re join ruend cick people to ÜB6 your Blood Restorer, is it ia the most extraordinary purifier of tho ilood 1 ever heard of, or met with in my travels. It one of tho many good gifts of a beneficent -rentor to his suffering children on this earth. W. OPPERMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. Signed in thu presence of G. Yon mm Heyde, Imperial German Consul Iqickt FOit Hitchens' Cordialib_d Blood Rkstokbr— MESSRS EHRENERIED RRPTHER-J



i LanJci aha Estate Aerents. 1 \/L J E N N O X ESTATE AGENT AND VALTTATOK, Q.KKN-STE-K-, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SEOURITIEB, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. No Chakge to Lendkb or Investor. WAKICPIELD-STREKT-f-A S)io\i near ,t)'ie I jun.tii.n o£ fcjlieen-.strcet,. with 'freehold ' al!ctmeut. ,Price, £350. £50 cash; balance.can remain 6n th. property.—J. M. Lennox, Estate aeren't, Auckland. .. . ~ .. "iriNCrVNT-STrtKET—A Bargain—T«- 0 spa.- T . cious Dwelling Houses, ;with brick base ments and largo freehold allotment. Price, £V75.—J. M. Lennox, Estate agent, Auckland. 4?KA CASH—Small Homestead, consisting of i °*"r . , Bi.ac.es, with Cottage-and good orchard. I Price', £28S. £50 cash; balance oan remain at 5 [ per cent. — J. HI. Lennox, Estate agent. HOTE A—Lot 13 and part of. Lot IG, 110 acres'. Price, £50. Also, Lot 38, G3 acres. Price, £25.— J. M. Lennox, Estate agent. PARNELL— Allotment (13 x 97, opposite Mr Street's, with J-roomed Cottage erected thereon. Price, £100.— J. M. Lennox, Estate agent, Auckland; . ~ / iL-NISOUKJN-OneojEtho prettiest Cottigcs \_X in this charming locality. The house con tains^ rooms, and the allotment extends t. the bea^h, and has excellent accommoda-.ion for bathing and boating.—J. M. Lennox, —State agent, Auckland. VI ILLA SI lE—Ono of the choicest Villa Sites in Rcmuera. The site is well sheltered, and commands ono of. the most delightful views in Rcmnar-t-Ji M. Lennox,, Etta^e Agent, A'mkl'ind. _ f"|H) FARMERS--A „ai_aln-one of the best JL ,li"tt-l_ Dhu. Farms in the Waikato. Tlie^ ' fere ICO acres, mostly in the bC_! grasses, all lenced, and with a Cottage built thoi eon. There are 17 flic dairy cows, 17 calves, 1 horse. Price ; for farm, stock, &c., only 1,100. Tho owner is leaving the country.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estaie Agent, Auckland. ripO FARMERS—A first-class Farm of 105 X acres, 11 miles from tho city. The farm 18 surrounaed by a suit-water creek. The laud is of first-class quality. Tills line little farm is beautifully situated for fishing, ulid will pi-odtico ; good croiis of wheat, oats, or potatoes. A ?0-ton ! boat can come up to tiio farm. . Price, £101)0. ' £750 can remain at 3 pOr cent.-J. M. Lennox, : n state A g*>nt, Auckland. mO FArtMERS.—Farm of 212 Acres at ICaco, II X 30 acres of which are in grass. There is a J House containing 8 rojms; also garden, orchard, . etc. rr.ero are 120 sheep and v head of cattle. J ; Price for farm and stock, £100.—. T. M. Loanof:, Kstato Agon t, A uckland, IDAUN— LL.—FL-p.—_-9 Business Promises, Cpjißis__g of two thons, one of which ig . r>cc?.ple_ by a Butcher and til. otnor by a . Grocer. The freehold a'liotment is 40 x 100, and fronts the Manu„au Road the junction of t-A-o oilier roads. Prico, £750: £150 cash; balance : can remain. -J. W. Li'uuox. Eslate Agent, A uokland. PUK.EKOHE WEST.—Form of 200 Acres, adjoining BnoltUnd and Shepherd'a i good land. Prior-, ti.\ ). . per acre.—J. M. Lennox. PARNELL— Rutland and St, Uoorge's Bay Hoadß.—Two Cottages—oho of six rooms, tho other of four rooms -with freehold allot ments. Price, £170 and £300 respectively;-J; M. LenUOX, Estate Agent. | A\ ACRES of the Rlchbfit PfcsMit- Land. J-\J tljrtio mSle-.lr'dm the, city,.with comfoit ab!o i Cottage orected thereon. Thi3 lino pro perty front,' tho main road, and is a Bargain Price, £1,000.— J. M. Lctinox, H state Agent, spy, oil—FOR SALK (a bargain), a lino rural cV, tJV'i lli.tlo Homestead, only 3 milos from Stokes's Point, with beach frontage '1 horo is a Six-roomed Cottage upon the property, and 15 acres of freehold. Prico, £130. 'Terms can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate agent, Auck land. KEMU ERA.—Family Residence, with 1J acres of iruehold. Prion, £750.—Apply to J. M, Lennox, Estato Anont, CITY.— A few minutes' walk from tho Union Bank, a most desirable six-roomod Cottage, with freehold allotment. Pi 100, £375.— J. M, Lounox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. I<<OR SALE, twelve miles from tho city, n first ela«H Farm of 120 aoros. with water frontago; all subdivided and laid down in English grii-Hos. Price, £1.800 —J. M. Lennox. •> ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Ponsonby. «> Price £l(i the three.-.!. M. Lennox lINCOLN-STRKh'.T (Ponsonby) — 7-roomoil - Residence, with largo freehold allotment, Prico, £210.—.). M. Lennox.. • » O FARMER- and Others.—Ono of the ' Choicest Farms In tho Province. Thoroare 217 acres within S miles of tho city : quality of land cannot be oscollori: largo nine-roomed residence. —J. M. Lounox, Kstato Agent. MP For Houses, _„nus, and Allotments, 800 my long advertisement In ' Weekly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estate Achcnt, Auckland R& GREENWOOD, • AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, LANU, AND ESTATE AGENT, COHNKII OK SriOHTLAND-STHKICT. IjlOtt IMMEDIATE SALE. 61 acres Rich 1 Hush Land, In tho Razor hack District, situate immediately behind Mr Hampton's and Mr Proud, farms, and joining Mr J. Turner's and R. liagnelny's farms; three miles from nuokland Station, and about halfa-milo from tho Groat South Road) RaUofbaok.—Price low, and torma very onsy. IMPROv EDFARMcf over 200 acres, situated in tho Tamakl District; fenced and _üb dlvldcd into paddocks; also, 10 acres under cultivation ; good road: streams through tho land; good Cottage. Prico low, and terms to suit pmchnsor. IMPROVED FARM.—4II acres good Land at Huarangl: all ploughed, more than half being already ploughed and sown; nearly all surrounded by a Btccp-bankod creek, forming a natural fence ; ilenty of firewood, Sec; also, a house, barn. Cow-shod. (cc. Tho property is only 1J miles from tho Mangncai wharf and within five minutes' walk of tho Mungapiii school. Prico for tho farm, „ogethcr with 300 sheep and 10 herd of cattle, £000; £200 ciiHh—balanco can remain on tho property for seven years at 0 per cont. This Is a llrst-class opportunity for a new concr. li)h ACRES of Rich Mixed Hush Land In .-V"" tho Walroa South; joins improved farms, and Hob well to tho sun; six miles from Manurewa Railway Station by good road. Land well w» tored. A 9 ACRES (Jcoi land, adjoining tho Proper- ties of tho Rev. Mr Soruervlllo and John Buohai ai, merchant, Whau, and J mile from tho Railway Station. Tho viow is unsurpassed, and tho roads are good. This land will be sold in 5-acro lots, or to suit purchasers. NEWTON. — Five-roomed House, together with a largo new workshop, and allotment 38 x 200 feet; all fenced, &_.; planted in fruit trees, See.; good well, &0. Prico £230. ITIOR SALi<:, Groomed House and ovor quarter of an acre freohold land, being a corner allotment, having frontages to Regent-street and Fden Road ; good stablo, garden, well, Sec, &c. Price, £500. HUTLAND ROAIJ (ParnMl). - New Flvo ■ roomed House and at.out:( an acre Land, laid out in orchard, containing fruit-beanng trees 40 and GO feet high; good well, and com mands a splendid view. Sure to become a very valuable property In a phort time. Price, £325. IJONSONB-.— A new and well-finished Slx roimed House, largo and commodious rooms, and allotment 132 x 240 loot, facing Gi-atten-atrcet; all planted and laid out in a choice garden, &c ; land partly fenced with cor rugatediron. Prico, £000. i. DEN ROAD.—Kour-roomcd Houee, with "i verandah, in good order, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 90ft.; securely fenced, laid out In a garden, good well, Sec. Terms very eaßy. Price. £150. 170R SALE, a Very Superior Gontleman's . Residence at the Lako, North Shore; houso large and commodious, grounds tastefully laid out, lend best In tho district, view unsur passed. Piicofor tho houso, with 112 acres of rich land, £2000; terms very easy WAIKATO.— A vory superior and compict Homestead of 250 acres of tho richest land in the Waikato ; and sub-divided into con venient sized pudcocks by llvo thorn hedges, enclosed plantation of forest trees, and water in every paddock. House, largo and com modious, and stands In about four acres of orna mental grounds and flower garden. Orchard well-stocked with choico fruit trees, all in full bearing. Outbuildings, stables, „c Approached by good roivln fr<»<> Hamilton or Cambridge. This farm Is admitted to bo the best of its size about In mbridge. yEVEN-ROOMKD HOUBK, oil' Mount Kd.-n O Read, near the railway crossing, with stable, well, pump, sheds, &c., situ.ito oil three allotment' land, 75 x 100 ft., laid out in a good flower and fruit garden. Terms very easy. 17<OR SAL 10-35 acres of rich loam Land, of the s very finest quality in tho colony, all level and well watered, approchab'c from Auckland by good mao idaniiscd roads, all fenced, greator portion planted with quick thorns : subdivided into six paddocks; 75 acres in rich grass, tlv> remainder In cultivation ; oroiiard well planted with choice fruit-trees. Also, a well finished six-roomed house, dairy, cowehods, pigstyes, workshop, and good garden, planted with fruit and ornamental trees, This is without excep tion one of the best farms in the neighbourhood of Auckland, both for tho quality of snl and improvements, being situated in tho well-known District of Razorback, and within a few minutes walk of .-'chool and Post-oilico. Prico, £1,100 one-third cash, or as a«reed. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, &o, &o„ i—idortaken by K. C. 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Wholesale only at our Miutt r.nd Agonla Vi_ Retail at all Grocery Establlshmonta la Town and Country. _ IO^I » ' Our bes»s Bs c Exec '«!orßrand, grca_ label | qualitios.j nl'OStueaard „ red J-Everypkga !S~.'^'!Llon „ pink ~ I with on r rln° ' signature, go. i-' ,;, S "\ O-l lOWtiet VS■'■- If A_-.-fiO. „ pucel „ (. qnalitlea, i- iV Vs.ev:::_ „ roliow „ I without our _»tii- ) sigtatiire. t> t- a -mje oi Cur PjOPPE _V. and 3PIOK- wo guarantee cf ' Best Qt-iUity, and free of adulteration. i BROWN, BARRETT & CO. | Kill" t reec, July i 3_- 137..



Land and Estate Agents. pHA S. TI" ILLIAMSO. 1 HOUSE, LAND, /.NT) ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vuloan Lank, Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on flrst-cla: securities, without Charge. Sevkn per oen allowed on dopositj until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARES Bought, or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SAL] AT pish foot:— Mount Kden, 21/ Union-street. 20/ Homo-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ West-street, 21/ Parnell Rise, £1 View Road, 30/ Edwin-streot, 21/ Richmond Road, 25/ George-street, £1 Grattan-stroet, 12/ Victoria-street, £10 Sussex-street, 20/ Kyber Pass, 80/ Randolph-street, 10/ Grafton Road, 70/ Wyndham-street,£lolo/Nelson-streot, 40/ William-street, 60/ England-street, 10/ Short-streot, £9 Vine-street, 10/ Franklin Road, 00/ Brown-street, 27/8 Carlcton Gore Road, 15/ Shtllj- Beach Road, 30/ Dublin-street, 30/. West Newton. 25/ Clarence-street, 1(5/ Liverpool-street, 10/ Anglesea-streot,, 30/ Ponsonby Road, ,25/ Hackott-stroet, 35/ Prospectretreot, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ , Norfolk-stroet. 25/ Bi Also, in various other streets at low rates. £2000 TO kKND, In Sums of „1Q «n«I v: *j*\j\j\j wards, on good security j£I3O~?OUR"U",PMKB riOUsfi, detachei _ r^J.?? 10- oii Howe-street. K'asy term £170~F OUK;UOOMKJJ HOUSE. Newtoi *,w. , £or si l]c; two verandahs, colonii oven, tank, gurde- JV —.. MARKET—Nico House and Allotmei ±y for Sain, near Junction Hotel. Price, £15 Easy terms for purchase can be arranged. MAUNGATaWhiiu— Farm of 181 acres ft silo, with two eomfonable homestead: Exce.lent soil, bush, water &c -fill AA-VILLA UItSIDMjNCE for Sale, i d-j -j-vw Mount Albert, possessing one of tl) finest views in the district, BERKSFORD-BTRHET. - Seven roomo House. Sculltry, wash-house, ftcij go and water laid on. Fine view. To bo sold Bargain; flllE Y-STREET-Slx-rOomcd HOUso (now) fc VX sale. Largo allotment. ~ £OOn-FIVE-nOOMED HOUSE, oft Prjr *JUU sou by Road, for Sale Twqfrohtagoi MOUNT' EDEN—Liu-ga Now, Rouso, lltto with every cpnvODieneo (t-.vo acres c land), for,sale. Has cue of tho finest views i: tn» d'strict. HOB-ON- STREET —Shop and Dwellln Houso for sale—now. Splendid stand fa business, ALLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSI' S BUIL' for Working Men. To bo repaid by weekl. Instalments. pQi\ A—Five-roomed Houso for Sale in Nolsor JjOVV Btreot . Garden, tanks, and all cor VQI-IQOCCS* DRAPERY BUSINESS for Salo In tho hear of tho city; main thoroughfare Abou £150 required. .p'jKA—Now Sovon-roomod Houso for salo 1: .*,. _.\' parnell. Heautiful view. Also, Fivt roomed House at £3:; i). six-rnomod Houso, SKX QUEKN-BTREET.-Flne Businosß Promise for Bale. DFKICKS mid STORES to Lot In Diirhair , stteet- . i if IAI-I.KTON GORK ROAD— One of tho fines \j Allotnionts in I.nwry's Jtistnto for sale Money lent to build with, if desired. X'KA/i—Largo new Houso for salo on Por _wuuv gO - U y i ioiuli with i-) iroo Allotment 100 x 203. Splendid view. 150NS0N MY.-Six-roomed Houso and larg allotment for.tilo. Tonus oao bo arranged Price, £285. £_4K~-"lvo-roomed Houso for Sale in Now ■*^ ■*" ton, with outhouses; two allotment planted. Good view. I)ARNI-L_.— Building Allotments for Sulo i) Gibraltar Terrace, with llnovlowof Domain 2,">s per fool; also, St, Ueoigo's Hay Road,2sspe foot: Brighton, .<— per foot, overlooking the sou fenced, planted with fruit trees, tec. tfARMS also For Salo at Hunua, Mount Edon - 1- Wiilkoiuiti, Rlohuiond, Kontokoriki, Man core, Paremoromo.Eus Tamukl,Stokes's Point Waltakorel, llondorson'a Greek, Papatoitol Remuera, Cambridge Llttlo.-ind Big Omaha Karioi, Kivurh-tvl, Morningsido, Alalmraugi Waimil, o_nin.ru, Arariinu, Coromandol, Mcr oury Hay, Okaihn, North Shore, Owhiwha Razoi-hack, Papakuru, Sec. Also, sco list ii New Zealand U<rald and H'.eltlj, Mews. CIIA S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. VcLOAN Lank. badcuerv. h i_ p s. W. S. JONES Has Just Received a Largi Quantity of Evory Variety of W II I Ps, which are now marked, in plain llgurcs, at considerably Lower Prices than he has over bnen abb to oiler them before. W II I ]• s. Ladles', Genu', Gig, Buggy, Cab, Car riage, four-Horse, Cart, Waggon, Dog, Mock, Bullock, Hunt lug, and Boys' W II I 1' s, From Is Cd to 503 Each. solid nickel-silver hits, stirrups, AND SPURS, A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 por cent. Less than tho Prlce. usually charged. Strong, Ddh_b__ stock SADDLES, our own make, complete with Mounts. £3 ss. Od. W. S. J O N E S, O.UKKN-RTREKT, AUCKLAND. Medical. SANDER AND SONS' EUOALYPT '.EXTRACT. REPOICrOF DR. F. MOSLER, PROFKSSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ORHIF-WALD. Epitomo of an article of tho " Berliner kll nisohen VVochonsch'lft" No. 21,1871), a medical periodical, published at Berlin, with references to inhnlaticns of tho Kxtuact Kuoai.yi'tik Foi,lß (Sander and Sons' Extract I'uenlyptus) in oases of diptheria, by Dr. IT. Moslcr, professor at the University of Grcifswnld. Germany, viz. : " Having experienced the advantages dorlvcd from Inhalations of tho Kxtkact Eucalyptus Folu in csao'i of oohinocooron of the lungs with bronchial affections, I iniido nu my mind to tr the same remedy in enses of DIPHTHERIA. D _alen_, a pupil of mine, hassinoo, in his dis?ora tion, repotted the particulars of tho cases treated, and 1 may bo allowed briefly to rofor to one of tho rasesenunr.eralcd therein. Ida X., of Ba'cwalk, twenty years of nge, had on tho lllih February, IS7U, a lit of chilling fevor with violent pains in her throat. She called upon a medical practitioner, who, recognizing at once the ease lo bo one of diphtheritic, mado her enter my klinik, where ) had to separate her from the other patients. The patient, well developed for her ago, was complaining of pains in her throat, which grew woreo when she en deavoured lo swallow, speak, or inovo tho neck. The submaxillar and submental glands were much swollen, and tlio fever was of a remitting nature. Tho condition of tho putiont was on tho 22nd of February: Warmth=3o._ C, pulao=9ti r(splration=2o. Prescription ; Extract ouo. o. foliis to bo lnhalod for twenty minutes every hour. The following day tho intlont threw out small particles of exmdat. The local appear ances in tho pharynx grew worse, and the exsudats wcro more extended over tho mucous membrane. That increase of symptoms caused mo to augment tho doso to ono tea spoonful of extract euc. used for inhala tion ; also 'ho inhalations wore continued during tho night". On the -_7rh patient got better and tho lever had subsided. On examining tho pharynx it was easily to bo noticed that the pro cess or diphttuiritis gave way, and on tho 11th of March the patient was i-»t.toreiLt.i) health and discharged. Tlio roport in question says that tho Eucalypti Extract in all cases of diphthorl ties proved successful; it, also sets forth cases of laryngitis and bronchitis, chronica, pneumonia, crouposa doxt-a, .-ic to pharyngitis, combined with laryngitis, treated successfully with tho Eucalypti Extract. (Those diseases constitute nearly all tho allec tlons of tho throat and respiratory organs, rnost'y caused by neglected colds ) Tho above reportod cure of diphtheria, a dl scaso which is always attondoil by fevor, proveß the elllcacy of our Extract. Eucnlyp us in all cases of fevor, and as it at tho same time disin fects nil wound', and cheeks inflammation, it wi'l bo n positive cure of nearly all dinoases, chiefly, Fovors, Rheumatism, Colds, Wounds of all kinds, .Sprains, Bruises, Etc . solo Agent for Auckland a-_ DLstrict: A I C X 1 N, T_- Fl'-KMAC'Y, QUEEN-STltffiKT, AUCKLAND, Venetian Blinds. A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND .A. , FACTORY, CORNER OF CO X AND GREY STREETS. Mtmrnp ?i^vm ISIIW4 y-yy.' <%^'* lili S_^ iiii iWi VENETIAN BLINDS I VENETIAN BLINDS 1 Mado of the best Californian Pino, guaranteed not to warp or twK Our Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. Wo have a very large stock of woll-Beasoned Pino Tim ber ; also a Large Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sines. Wire Gauze Undo mado to order, and forwards to all parts ofjtho Col-juy at the shortest notice. A. & A. BDSBj. (Latic IVi. Hokton Bushy), VKNETTAN BLIND -IAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS, CORNER 0-' COOK AND GRBX »X_H__T



Cabinetmakers. | '» "W lN Ks AND IT AL L> "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS ss lt* SHORTLAND-STREET. . _?ukN_TU_iE 3 X, FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE 1 Largest and Best Assortment in Auckland. CARPETS 1 i CARPETS 1 CARPETS 1 All the Newest Designs. LINOLEUM 1 LINOLEUM 1 LINOLEUM I LINOLEUM I All the New Patterns, OILCLOTHS I OILCLOTHS 1 OILCLOTHS 1 All the Best Quality, WOOL RUGS . , WOOL MATS. I < I t,. WOO.. RUGS 1 WOOL MATS 1 ! Wool rugs i wool mats i .' White and Coloured. o, I MJ TAPESTRY HANGINGS! ' TAPESTRY HA N GIN GSI 0, i TAPESTRY HANGINGS! I Very Rich Patterns. ir 3" I CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS 1 it CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS ! io CRETONNES and TRIMMINGS I ld j All N-w Patterns. 10 a SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS 1 j SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS ! )r | SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS I ?t ' COTELANES AND RROCHE REPS 1 S COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS !| n COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS 1 « WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES 1 ' r WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES ! V WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES 1 y I , BRASS CORNICES and FRINGES 1 i- BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES ! I BRASS CORNICES and FRINGESJ! " ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES I n I GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES 1 '- I GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES !J s j GIRANDOLES ! i. girandoles ! _ ! girandoles;! »• iron and brass bedsteads 1 . i iron cots 1 s i iron and brass bedsteads 1 o PATENT WOVE-WIRE '. SPRING MATTRESSES 1 _ : PATENT METALLIC VENETIAN BLINDS 1 n Tub Blind of the Period I r -v\r :un k s &;rra 11, i- HOLESALE AND RETAIL '• CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, ;; I '- ! AND 3 j CARPET WAREHOOSEMEN, ( j SHORTLAND-STREET. I r Se wincr Ma,oni_.s. A LL FORMER YEARS OUTDONE 11 During the Yeab IS7O THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY SOLD W" 431,107 of tiikir oelkdhatkd SEWING MACHINES! This number being 71,735 in excess of tho Sales of any previous yoar. Tho Sales of this Company during tho last ton years wore as follows :— 1870 .. .. 1.7,833 Singer Machines. 1871 .. .. 181,260 1872 .. .. 210,7f>S 1873 .. .. 231.111 ~ „ 1871 .. .. 211,1170 „ 1575 _ .. 219,852 187(1 ... .. 2(52,316 1877 .. .. 282,812 „ 1878 .. .. 358.(32 1879 .. .. 431-167 .. Tho recent Great REDUCTION in tholr Prices and their wonderfully Kasy Terms ot Payment, will enable everyone to become possessed of thoso UNEQUALLED SEWING MACHINES. Slnco THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM PAN V inau-uratod their System to Hire, with Option of Purchase, it has been taken advantage of by tho publlo to such an extraordinary extent as to prove that it his m-jt a great public want. By tins systom thousands havo bpcomo possessed of thoso most Tollable SEWING MACHINES; andltalways offers peculiar advantages to families in want of a SEWING MACHINH. for Domestic uso by en abling such to havo a thorough trial boforo purchas ing. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 39, Foster Lane, London,'E.C. Boat Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and Linen Threads, Machine Oil, Duplicate Parts of Machines, &0., always kept in stock. Needles sent por post. Tha Needles of tho Singor Manufacturing Com pany are mado entiroly by Automalio Machinery, and finished with a perfeooion, accuracy, and polish, altogether unequalled by any other maker. SINGER'S SEWING MACHINKS aro mado only by Tho Singer Manufacturing Company (formerly J. M. Singer and Co.) and can only bo obtaiuod Wholesale in Now Zealand from tho Chief Depot, which is also oar only Rotail Agency (for tho present) In rhis City. Price Lists froe per post. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Fort-street, Auckland. Q-UTHRIE & JLIARNACH'S ' NEW ZEALAND TIMBER & WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Hrvo on Salo at their Branch Stores, LOWER QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA. DUNEDIN-MADE WOODWARES Consisting of— Nosts Tubs, painted and varnished Buckets do Fancy Buckets, Cheoso Vats, Churns f Butter Firkins, Ivnil'o Boards ] Washing Boards, Turning Trusses I Storo/rrucks.&c. JAMES W. WALLER, Manager. I pLAUDE AND f\] ARD NE R STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Address—"C_ ~ •... lies UQt.W, PutttroJUw AueWttua



Merchandise. L. D. _J ATHAN & co" WAREHOUSEMEN WINE AND SPIRIT AND 'i'OBACCO i MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GENERA MERCHANDISE, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. i Indents for English or Foreign Firms oxeouted on favourallle.terms, under the personal super- Yinlon ef our London firm, LONDON OFFICE: 10. COLEMAN-STREET AMERICAN pOO DS, JUST RECEIVED, And to Arrive, Per 'Agate' and 'Elinor Vernon,i; From New York: Perry Davis & Son s Painkiller Axo Handles Dried Apples KvtMSorßted Applos Clothes Pirifl Lobstor and Salmon Oysters American Clocks Aliens Lung lialsim Bristolh Sai-Haparilla and Pills Lanman and Kemps Florida Water Oriental Hair Tonic Lyons Kathairon Snhool Slates Travelling Trunks Valises and Hand-bags Wood Washboards Palo Amber Rosin Aborted Canned Fruits n d ot les California Honoy Haricot lioacs Chicago Bacon and Lard, n paiU AMERICAN CHAIKa. Wood a—-1 Can 6-3 atod I? dfoom Dining Ollice. llockora and Children sat greatly reduced ratoa to clear. TT'EKOSENK 1 ¥7 EROSENE 11 v Electric Lijht Korosono high test on nand , Dovoo's Imperial Kerosene, to arrlvo por ' Agate.' ifIEAS. JL fIUAS J- ITIEAS •EASON JS7.-18SO. M.RK DNR MARK Wo are now ohering splendid value in TEAS. Our Stock'consistsof ahou 3000 PACKAGES' Just Landed, ex s.s. ' Klllarncy, 'Mcnnulr,' and Brisbane,' Specially selected by our Buyers at Foochow, (Comprising— Congou, in chests, half-chests and bozos Scentfd < irango Pekoe Scented Caper Gunpowder, Young Hyson Java Pecco Souchong Japan Uncolourod Leaf Oojeo. Just Arrived, from Calcutta, Per P. and < >. Company's Mail Steamer, Assam, Fanning* and Pekoe Souchong, and Fine Leaf Pokoe. Samples for Liquoring forwardod froe. mOBACCOSI We call the attention of Buyers to our Large and Varied Stock of New Scson's Manufac ture, Imported direct Irom New York for this Market. Venus—Tens, in H-boxes and ca»es Threes, Fives, Sixes. Pocket-pieoes Double-thick Pocket-pieces, Fives Twist. Nailrod. &o. Lirgo Assortment of Aromatlcs, In flat work, fancy and twist, lightpressed, &o. Twist, in kegs, tlercos and cases, suitable for sland trado Shecpwash Tobacco '•even Prize Medals Awarded nOODALL S "OOUSEHOLD Specialities! A Slnglo Trial solicited from thoso who have not yo tried these splendid preparations. GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE RELISH. Tho most delicious Sauco in the world. This Cheap and oxccllont Sauco makes the plainest viunds palatable and tho daintiest dishes moro delicious. To Chops, Steaks, Fish, etc, it is Incomparable. Sold by Urocors, Oilmen, Chemists, &o. GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER. _h st in tho World. Indispensable to very housohold, and a boon o all housewlvol. Makes doiicious Puddings without eggs. Pastry without butter, and beautiful light Bread without yeast. Sold by Grocers, Ollmon, Chemists &c. GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For making Delielou Custards without eggs, in less tim and at half ho price. Unequalled or tho purposes intended. Will givo tho utmost satisfaction i the instructions given are implicitly followed. Tho proprietors entertain tho greatest confidence in the artio'e, and oan recommendittohousekflepers generally as a useful agent in tho preparation of a good Custard. Give it a Trial. Sold by Grocers, Chemists Italian Warehousemen, See. PEUrARED BY GOODALi., BACK--OUSE i_ CO., "write Horse btreet, Leeds, wholesale of L. D. NATHAN & GO. T3ISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & COS CELEBRATED PAL- B ANDY. VVohav always on nana, th aoova Colo bratod Brandy, in bulk, cases, one star, fou star (vory old, mild), flasks, half flasks, quarter lasks, crystal barrels decanters, and 2-Gallon Crystal Vats. I. D. NA HAN & CO., Sole Importers. BASS'S PALE ALE, By Read Brothers, London, (Dog's Head Bottling Mark.) Neithor the Brewers nor tho Bottlers have spared any trouolo or cost to raako this the tfinest AIo in the World. _oth Capital and skill , ire allied to ma it a standard of excellence. | GUINNKSS'S STOUT, By Re ad Brothers, London. (Dog's Hoad Bottling Mark.) This Stout combines duo richness wlthl tho ■ 'edge" that is developed only by prolonged itorago in vats of great capacity, sv eh as Messrs jruinness's; and tho bottling arrangements are i guarantee forjprimo condition. L D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents, j AUCKLAND j j I I



Sewing Machines, TAYLOR'S LATENT SEWING MACHINEj. §§ fir ■ IS ss J^Mr -Kg _>•» ft g X """** 5a » M Thi*l? Machines have now been bo lon. »>*. the public that they have established are-__ tlon for JhsmselTss, and can bo confidSt recommended _y hundreds who pos-csaiiff na superior to cIS others for domoßtic uee Tho new KUJpSc nhuMlo Movement i. acknowledged on all hands as the BirnriW quietest, and most bc__lif_l motion ever i. vented for the purpose. m The now Patent Shuttle >«i only o_g __„,. ;hread, and Is larger than mew sltwrp. ISolk Agent: T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN Shortiand-strcet. ' t-V wnf JrtACHINKS ItEPAmBD. W. C. D*"»*i THE GREAT IMPORTER,: HAS JUST KECE.V-D HEW GIiUVER AND BAKER'S DOMESTIC HAND M ACHINE, Bame as the above, a ;jj M . '. ■ I W y_>r ' A-V »j ' _. //^>c7d[ -c\\ 5 z /A/ A/1/) ?\\ zP o- //^ iil' nY ' H x|fe^ *' All Kinds of Sewing Machihb on Time Payments. § 2s. 6d. Pek Week!' 2s. 6d. Per Week ! jjj 2s. _v. Peb Wee. tar ALL MACHINES GUARANTBE- _ npHE pREAT T)3POT,' QUEEN STREET. "Waikato Advertisements, TTkUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL, R.OBERT KIRKWOOD (Formerly of National Hotel), Having purchased the Duke of Cambridai will be glad to see his old friends and tie Public. , Isfpi- R. K. intends shortly to make impostfflt +f . alterations to this Hotel, and -will do bis beet to give satisfaction. ' MD F, I. A N E V • Begs to „orjoi?-oe b. has ____<_ Proprietorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, ■■■■:>,■. which Is pleasantly situated at the pn_e„ termlnns of tho Waikato Railway, a-doffe-H ---excellent tesort for Travellers, Touriatß, and Sportsmen. Livery and Bait Stables.1 i \ M. DELANEY Proprietob | mHB ALPHA HfOT-L, KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. . »| L, _» A L LI N, Proprietor. Visitors and ITravollers will meet with CM fortable Accommodation. Locse Boxes, Good Stabling.. CIAMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE B. {EDWARD- ; ": Begs to Inform) tho publio that a Ooaoh-eeto everytrain arriving from Auckland. Cnarcw reasonable. Special Carriages provided to °™? on instructions being sent per post or telfigr. __■ B. EDWARDS, «i_ LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES,, Hamilton. TTAMILTON, WAIKATO. JUDD*- BOARDING HOUSE (formerly JACKSON'S). GEORGE JUDD Gate Cook at Pcarcell Commercial Hotel) having leased the bmto premises and mado extensive lmprovemena will be glad to see his old friends, vi-tpre, ,m , travellers, where he trusts that cleanh-fss, cw* I fort, and an unsurpassed tablo will i0?" 1*? I continuance of patronage, and a kind reco-1 i mendation. N.B.—Good Paddocks, y y__ TTAMILTON JUNCTION. j TravellersfromAucklandwouldßtudytl-iirom1 interests by staying at JAMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitors to Cambridge and the n"*B*?* would thus lose no time, »b Ommbusses ana m branch line leave James' Hotel after brea-TM I overy morningat 5.30. Meals at all hours, m ~ cellent accommodation for Commercial iravw | ers. Tourists, Ladies andEamlbes. . , pURE WOOL MATRESSES' f alberFpottek, WOOL STAPLHR AND SCOURKR _ Having had repeated applications mj"3 cleanel by "his process* for the purport <j making Beds, Mattresses. See., has Inducedl em to introduce to the notice of ladies and genuo men, private families, hotel and boarding-hOTM keepers, especially invalids, and liei puMC ,m general of New Zealand, his P^ *£? Mattrbbses, Squabs lor Sofas and W«OB» Beda for Children'- Cots. Settees, to.ana « doing so would be. to observe that the M-oo'g? Mattresses are stuffed with is divested ofalia^ animal and glutinous matters, and IS entireiJ uw from impurities of every descriptiori, tbo. now of the Wool retaining all Its. elM"X__ flexibUity, as when in the Previous state. yolk." Therefore persons using tb.am WBnoi w Subject to those very disagreeable vapours fln« the pressure of the body, aseistod by llshea nw Impure animal and other substances,.emits, m the many diseases which follow it, as an actum cause. _, ' ,_» Hamilton, Waikato, March, 1878. MEDIOAt, T-BTIMONV. v f^m Hamilton, April 15, _579.-SiP.l &s&&&. looked over somo specimens of your wooii pared for Mattress making, and find it:not^ excellent in quality but free from any < t^^J able smell or grease. The.Wool is so - carded' that no " felting" can takei riaca ,m enaurlng that beautiful softness and fi»ow"_ essential to a bed. Eor some years I asto Wool Mattresses In my own house Ww^XSrt myself, and greatly prefer thorn to WUg^ kind; but you far excel mem the J°Xi7lai_ elastic character of j-our" carded M.D.— sir, yours obediently, E. Wadij»'STON,J^ To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton East... ■ • •.. va Auckland, April 25,1879.—1 f_?^ h^___-_' carefully examined some specimens or w Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of *»• They are beautifully clean, free, from a"' very agreeable smell; and in my opinion_w m suitable for Mattresses, would bo w^ lSl warm and comf ortable.-THOS. B. E-OrD"* M.R.C.S., L. &E. . ...„._,„ _.raples°( Eli I have carefully examined thei two' Wool which you gave me, and tod'i^h pively clean, free from smell, and a" fitted for the manufacture of. J\' a"™_ I cob- Cushions, one of which I also mspeowa. Bider a well-made Wool Mattress more c^^. and comfortable than a feather D™-" s9 „_ion, ing from tho samples I saw -J^j the I can most conscientiously f«»ffiSoW materials and the work.—OUAf. r. «v. ioW j M.D., bellow o! the KoyalCoUegeoi rw^jj etc-To Mr Albert Potter. Hamillen v»_—