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Auctions. I B. TONKS.] [R. C. CARK. , MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. fcAKUBANGA HUjSHT CLUB RACES, OCTOBER 9th, t . . ' AT ELLERSLIE. , B. TONKS ISS CO. HAVE received instructions to sol), on Monday, the Ith Ootobor, at 12 o'o'ook, GRAN D S TAND B AB, BOOTH, ST A BLK3, fto., &(!., for the Kaces to bo held at BUerslie, on Saturday, Ootobor 0. B. TOMKS.] [B. O. OAKR. AVEDNBSDAY. OCTOBER 6. FOB ABSOLUTE SALE, by oHdeb of the aioimuaEE. 413 ACRES LAND, partly Timbered, near Holensvilloj and containing v.ilu able Kauri Spars 12 ACRKS (moro or less) at Otahuhu, being Lot S, of Subdivision of Hamlin Grant 50 ACRES, Komokorau, having frontage to Waikato River. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wed . nesday, October 6, at 12 o'clock, ■ 1 1 THK ABOVE. Fall particulars on application to auctioneers. W. S. COOHRA.NE.J - [JAS. DAORB FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. HARMONIUM! HARMONIUM! THE subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, to-morrow, at 12 O'olook, HARMONIUM, 10 stops, in oak case. SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. W, 8, COJHEANK.] LJAMIS DACKK. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. By Order of the Trustee of the Eat&U . of J. W. Graves, FREEHOLD IMPROVED FARM. LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, SYMONDS STREET. THE subscribers will sell, at the Land Mart, Port-Btreer, on Monday, October Ith, at 12 o'clock under instructions from the Trustee of the estate of J. W. Graves, The FARM situated at Papakura (part of Clendoo's grant), containing 100 acres, with house and improvement! as oooupled by Mr J. W. Graves. Also, The Trustee's' Interest in the Lease of a Cottage in Symor ds-Btroet, near Wake- Hold-street, expiring August 12,1883. For particulars apply to f- SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 1 . Auctioneer?. W. S. COCHBANB.] [JAS. DACRB. FRIDAY, OCTOBER I, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BATii. FTIHE subscribers will sell at their Room L Fortatroet, on Friday, Ist October, at o'clock, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couches, Chairs, Carpets, Tables, Pictures, Gheffonler, Deßsart Horvlo", Suite Id blue rep, Centre Table, Oilcloth, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mat trasses, Bedding, Cot, Chests Drawers, Mtands and Ware, Mirrors, Kitchen Utensils, Range, See. A Largo Hotel Lump and Fittings, Long Bath, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, &c. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER C, NOON. PLEASANTLY fiHUATED RESIDENCE PONSONBT, LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT- B. ARTHUR HAS, been favoured with instructions from Mr F. Fowler to sell by publ auction, at his Estate, Land, and House Sale Booms, Arthur's Mart, on Wednesday, October 6 next, at 12 o'clock noon, His Beautiful and Conveniently Situated Residence of five room?, lofty and well finished, a Leamington range in kitchen, regiaterf d grate in parlour, together wit the large Freehold Allotment on which it is erected, being No B,o'Connell-streot Campbellville, having a frontage of 13. feet, by a depth of about 320 feot, all we fenced and planted; a good well with pump. View oC water aad land ex tensive and varied. 'Busos pass within a short distance several times per day. TO-MORROW. THE HAYIIARKET, FOR Sale, at the Haymaiket, on Friday, Ootober 1, by orde>- of the Trustees In the estate of the late Isaao Gwynne, 1 Black Mare,.s years old, . suitable for sprlntccart Also, Spring Cart and Harnesa; nearly new The Kacohor^o TUNA, 6 years 1 Weight-carrying Hack 1 8-year-o'd Filly by the ' Norfolk Trotter' 1 Yetrling Foal by tho sama 3 Hack Saddles Saddle and Bridle 1 Bet of Entire Gear, and, Sundry S«ts of Harness : ALFRED BUCKLANLV Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOX Sale* 'To-morrow (Friday), at the Hay market,, ; .; . The Thoroughbred Mare BUNK BONNY, by' Ravens wortt' Further paitioulara of tho undersigned. Also, 1 l-year-old Mare, heavy draught, in foal to 1 Blair Athol' 1 Thoroughbred Mare, S years old, by "Derby.' Sco Stud Book 1 Hrey Colt, by. 'Northern Hero, 1 heavy 1 .-' draught, thoroughly staunch |AiiFREp""BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. Unreserves Salb of HORSES, ji BUGGIKS, CARRIAGES, , HARNESS, Etc. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from Messrs Smith Bros, (who have given up their Livery Stable) to oiler tho whole of their Plant for Unreserved Sale, on Friday next, immediately after the Hayraarkct sale, at the Stabloa, next the Greyhound Hotel. . ;<j ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, .OCTOBER 1. T :&.-£:. :fifiv~Y~M" A RO T. FOR SALE, on Friday next, October 1, at II o'clock, I Bar Gelding, 1 years old, ton trial 1 Blaok Filly, i years old, ton trial ■1 Bay Pony, i years old, good in saddle or > harness ; ■ Also, Ex 'fciuraki,l from Hawera. 6 Unbroken Draught Stook 2 Biding Hor.es l«r. J':;. I. ,:>;■■•') ' - -' ■ •'!>■'• m WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. BEMI^EiIA1 CATTLE FAIR. mHB SECOND OF THE SEASON will be held at Romuera, on I OCTOBER 13. EnMoßara requested not lator than FRIDAY, ALFRED BUOKIiAND. Wednesday, October ao. '<&& '" ' ": '"' i. AIR will be held at Drury c : .. Wny, Ootober 20. - •-& - \ m to be left either at tHe The follbv, \ Sj.inry HardJ(ngr, at Hunoi ' Inwardß.—AduMW,-*?iW*f' .' dreD,l3maliMana3_ s«aV- r , -. „. '.. -.. llftL-A/^wfci-niiiii-u.—_4_dj_d__q___AN.-r«- V LU<



Auctions. . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. Without Keseeve. /\NE HUNDRED PIECES OF KLECTRO-PLATE, Consisting of Tea and Coffee Sots, Cruets Bisoult Boxes, Picklo Frames Curd Baskets, Cako Boskets Toast Raoks. Toilet Sots, SCO., From tho well-known makers. Dixon& Son's, and from tho wollassortod stook of Mr F. 11. Lowisson, by G. LEWIS, At hia Rooms, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock. Tho Klcctro Plato is now on Vlow. Catalogue in Monday's lasu\ MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. BPRING CATTLE FAIB. PAPAKURA. f fIHE Undersigned will hold their Second L Cattlo Fair of the Season, at the Papakura Yards, on Monday, Ootober 1. Intending Vendora will pleaae eend In Entries not later than Thursday, Soptombor 30. HUNTER & HOLAN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. ' PAPAKUHA CATTLE FAIR. rnOR SALE, on Monday, October 4th, 100 HALF-BRED HEREFORD 3; 1J to 3 years old; mixed sexes. Bred by Messrs K. and T. Coates, Ktiipara. Tho Auctioneers would call e;pecial attention of Graziers to tho above Catt'.o, m an oppor tunity to secure such good thrlvors rarely offer*. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, 1 thorouglvb-ed Itiointr Hack, "Mountain Deor," broken to rioublo harness, from Taranaki 1 Groy Horse, 3 years, good hack, from Tnranaki 1 Bay Colt, 3 years, from Taranakl . medium di aught Colts, 1 years, fiora Taranaki 1 Black Hone, sultnl>le for hansom or ex press, from Taranaki I Horse, Spring Cart and Harness (complete) Pair of Grey Horses, 3 and 4 years old, •uitable for farm work or llgnt dray Also, Hacks, Spring Carlo, Drays, Spring Carts, buggies, Harness, Saddlery, &c. At 11 o'Cloclf. HUNTER & NOLAN. N.B.—New Sydney Diaxs for private sale Clover, Rye and Cocksfoot Seed op. hand, an Bonedasr. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Tho following Steamers will te put up for Auction at &n early date :— P.S. 'TONGARIUO,' Iron boat, schooner rigsred, fore and aft, built 1878; length, 115 2; breadth, 15 6 feoi; depth, 7-1 feet. High-prc-sure surfaco -condensing en f;inea: diameter of cylinders, liMin.; ength of stroke, 16m.; horsepower. 30 nominal. Register tonnage, 62 80-100; very light draught and stoinis well. S.S. "KINA," Iron boat, ringed kotcli, built 1876; lenHh. 71-sfeec j breadth, 12-8 feot; depth, C-7 feet. Kngine?, direct-acting compound surface-condoi.sing; diameter, or cylinders, 10 x lbin.; lengtu of stroke, 10io.; horse-pow.r, 15nominal. Register tonnage, Sfl-.S; very light draught, and steamß well. A Twin-Screw Lighter, capable of carrying : about 25 tons dead weight. Any further particulars mny be obtained from tho undersigned. WIDLIAM LODDEH, Manager, K.B.S. Co. Painters. Glaziers, &c. BIX «INGLEWOOD'& 'ADAiMANT. 523 Packaqks oapkrhangingo JTaferhangingo, SOBIMB AND 11SSS1AN8 GILT MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS (Bllvercd, Plate, Sheet, and Ornamental)," PICTURES, Aktists' Material a, White Lead, Zino White, Oils, Varnishes, tent Silioate and Carson's Antl-corroaive Paint, Brushes, Colours. Glne, Glass, Paper, Tacks, Gold Leaf, and all Trade Sundries, Photographkhs' Glass and Glass Shades N.B.—Notwithstanding the extra duty on PAPKRHANGINGS. wo aro Btill offering the largeet and. best selected Btock in the Colony at the same Low Pricks as heretofore. W. PHILLIFpi & SON, OIL A D COLOUR MKRCHANTB. 95 & 97, QUEKN-STRKKT, AUCKLAND, And at Pollen-street. Shortland-stroct. TVfEW PAPERHANGINGS ll FOR ISBC. Large and Small Buyers of Paperhangings wll do well to call at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S Papsrhanqinos, Oil, Colour, ft Glass Warkhousk, 28 & SO. VICTORIA-3TRKKT, AUCKLAND Where may be Inspected one of the . largest and beat-selected Stocks of Paperhangings in New Zealand, From id per piece to the most costly, GILT fc STAINED PICTURE - FRAME MOULDING' In Great Variety. PIOTUKK-FRAMI.N'O IN ALL ITS BBAMOHXB, At lowest possible rates, ■ Oil*, Colonrs, Glass. Varnishes, Brnshware Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &c. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Cla£s Meechants. rp hls tl c rr otel, AND WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. Above Theatre Royal, QUK BN-3TR SKT, AUCKLAND. M. GALLAGHER [Late Thames and Cosmopolitan Hotels], PROPRIETOR. THISTLE HOT EL, QUKEN-STRSET, AUCKLAND. SELECT BILLIARD SALOON, containing one of, Bennett's Prize Tables, the fas'est am best tables in New Zealand; and Alcock's «xhi bitlon Table that took first prize at the Great Exhibition of 1862, tho handsomest table in the Colonies. The rooms are lofty and well lighted, and the marking most carefully attended to. J KARRIGAN. ERRY HOTKL, NORTHCOTE, LATE STOKES' POINT, J, MAXWELL, Pbopkietoe. AcoommodEtlon for Travellers. Saddle IHorses on Hire TERMINUS, no TEL. NORTH HELENSVILLE, F. Clabk Stapp beKB to Inform Travellers md others that the Now Railway Station is low open for traffic, and that the steamers fo- SVairoa, Port Albert, and Pabi, now lie at the "lew Wharf; also that the Pot t and Telegraph Dfflces are situate within fifty yards of the Hotel. The Hotel is commodious, and no effort will >o spared to conduce to the comfort of Its latrens. Good Stabling. Wines and Spirits (the beat irocurable In the market). F. CLARK STAFF, Proprietor. STEAMERS FOR THE NORTHERN 5 WAIROAIOTAMATEA. Aaa all Stations In the Kalpara District, Start from the Wharf at TALKER'S KAIPARA HOTEL, Railway Station, Helensville. Pas engers for Northern Walroa or Otamatea, ay t » Auckland, per City of Cork, at S o'clock Mondays, and for Northern Wairoa or Port Ibert, per City of Cork, at 3 o'clock on Wed isdays, will find first-class accommodation, id every guidance, at the above Hotel. A. large and well appointed addition has been ade to the Hotel. New and well-ventilated Single and Doable ed-roonw. Private and well-furnished Sitting-rooms np -airs and down. First and second-class Dining-rooms. fTw e W^-room Is new, and fitted with one re? y °re1 BZ^rlggl beßtil' aWes' let Wines, of



Dampier's WonderfUl Bargains. UOK IN THE WINDOW at the 1 following artiolas '. — Ladles' Patent Leather Boots, 4s 6d; Ladies' and Gents' Slip pore, lsCd; Children's Good and Pretty Soolcb, Id tho pair;* Men's do, 3d; Ladles' Hose, 3Jd; Bliud TOBSOIB, 2d each; Pretty Albums, 1b! Picture Crosses, for fr&rnlnir, -d each ; Mon a Shirt Suites, with ratont fasteners, 1h tho suite; Ladies Black Hut Ornaments, 8d eaoh; Towels, 2Jd- All the above are In the window, and are Groat Bargains. Jn the Wakoflold-atroet Win dow you will see—tho Frilling at 2d the yard, Men's Hoar Vt sat Cd, and other Bargain*. On tho counter you will sco tho following t—Ladles Linon Caffs, Id the )>airf Ladleß' Umbrellas. 2 3 3d; Girls' Btraw Huts, at Od; Flowers. Bd thR bunch; Stand-Up Collar?, 3d ths boX; Plush, Is 6d tho yard; thlrtysix-yard pieces ot Groy Braid, 3d tho piene; Shoots of Plns,throo for Zd; Bkoins of Silk, Id tho dois: and Jn other parts of the shop you will Una Barry's celebrated Trlcophorous, Iks 6>l the tloz or Is 2d tho bottle; Mate, 6 In a sot, for Is Bd: _____ MGn's Superior Scarves Blaok or Coloured, Is; Ladies' Wool do, over 2 yds long nivl Iyd wulo, Od; Ladios' Lambawool do, tho samo size, Is; Nico .Sponges, Is each j Lndiea' Hair Frisettes, for tho hair, 3 for lid. Fresh lot ot oneap Calicos, Towelling and Brown Holland; bilk Squares, While and and Coloured, OdjLftdloa'WhltoHandliorchiofß, ;—^— — —. the ttuty. X boliovo, on cards is (Id tho pndk j ndvcftholoss, I will sell them at llithe pack; Morloy'sKnlt liiiK Cotton, numbers 4 to 14. Is 9d the 1b ; CJarks colebratod rools (SOO yards) o( Sowing Cotton, Is lOd the doz, or 2d the reel; Clark's Crochet Cotton, 2Jd tho hank; atay Busks, 2d and id (ho pulr; Spoon do, 8d : Ladies' and Girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id. Come and sco tho new lot of Kyo Glasses, at 1b ; and the new German Silver and Steel Spectacles, als: at la; Reading Minus, Od and IB 3d; Workboxua, reduced to 2s Guca^h. TollihoSchaol-mastcrs my Slato Pencils are 6d tho box of 100, and if thoy aro as sonsiblo as they ought to b:>, I BhalUell an enormous quantity ot thorn; Slates, 3d each. Come and sea tho Klautiol, at Is 3d the yard ; Turkish Towels, lOd eaoh ; Ladios' Btui uirla" Hulr Nets, Id eaoh, no hlghor price : Superior Piano Music, consisting of operatic and other Songs, as well as Dances: Lyon'i Kathrlon, runny rrefor it to TriOopherbUs. 8d tho bottlB; Florida Water, _s the bottle LtuUuß' Kid GloVts, la and 2-t tho pair; Furniture Trimming,. Inches wide, 2d the yard; a few Men's Thlos Warm Caps, including Ulengary, Is 6d each, worth 3a 6d; Boys' do. Is; a verj Superior Lot of Men's and Bora' Fronoh Peo. Capß, la 6d, worth 3s; Boys' Hard Felt lints. Bs Mon and Boys' Soft do. 3s Od t Men's Hractta Si; Boys' do, fid; Stay LntJPs, hotrlyS yardf long. 2 (or Id or M tho do*: tllrls' Straw Hati>, M ; Good Violin and Bow, 23s ; Wincey, 3}d a- (I lid tho yarJ, no higher prico; Wincoy Skirts ( ttdlos' 11 ml girls'), 2s lid each ; Men's Drawers (colton), 2a Cd the pair; nice lot of Mibltonaat Brttho yard: Children's Auckland tt\ndp libols, at cost price: Gents Fnatves for foltlliiK. I" Ciicli; Boys 1 Bhlrts, Is !)d ; Men's do., 2< fid; Whcro o'so can you get Knglish ruled Note Pn;o: at 2d tho quire, ana Knvelopee at 2*l the paokot o(2J I Peerless Gloss for Bhtninß Boots without brushes, Oil the uditlo; large quantity of Dress Buttoiie, 2d tho doz; Slato Lining, 3d the yard; Hrown Winrlßor Sonu, 7 cakes for Is ; Ball Drosses, reduced from 203 to Cs; Slato Lining. 3d tho yard; West Knd Ci liars, Rize 14, 3d tho box. worth lOd ; Ladies' Stays, Is lid tho puir ; Dimity, 101 the yard; Uair Brushes, Is.; Infants' Soft Brushes, Is; N ail Id and Tooth do, Is; a few of tho Grand Cloth Brushes loft at la and la Gd; Crapo Trimming, Id tho yard; Eaudo Cologne and o^ her Mot nu, 6dthobottlo; workboxos, 2s6ieuch ; Wedding Rings, 2d ; Military Braid, 2 yards Id; fork Soles, 4d pair; Cushion Cord, Id thn doz yarls ; lyardTapo Moasuros, Id oaoh; White Braid, id the do* yards; Muck and White Berlin Wool 3d tho doz skeins ; other colours Id, A grand show in the shop of tho above, aIBO ot Fingering Weol at 3d the hank; Piping Cord, 18 knots for Cl. What will iou Ladles do when mytiirlh' Splendid Kibbed Hoie at lid are all gone -D A. M PIK R' S Wonderful Bargain fl, corner of Upper (Jasen-irtrectJ INDIA ANl> CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, INDIA TEAS DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA, The undorsigned has just recelvod a Parcel ol vißt cri'jicic fiowsry Assam I'kkok and Assim Hkkoe Souchono Kinds. Thoy aro Delicious Teas, being pungont, fragrant, and of high-c'ass flavour; they will be offered for sale either aa piRK .ansams or as blended in my 2?, 2s Cd, and 3a Mixtures. CHEAP LINES FOR THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES i Broken Congou, Is 8d per lb or alba, for 7s Ud. Ex To Anau—loo boxes Fine Congou, at .18 pet box. Xx KotoHHihaiiii. &0.-8S boxes Choice BreakfastlCongou. at 27s per box: 50 boxes -perm Candles, Old per lb. by the box ; Corn' flour, 6d perlh.; SplitPeos. Sd. or6lbs. lor Is3l; Best Treao'o. 3d per lb. or Hlba, fnr2s3d ; Choco late, id per cake ; Brown Windsor Soap (a lot of 'it, 6 to ,Ib.), only 2d per cako; Mus tard Pickles, lOd per bottle; New Cocoa, 4Jd ncr packet; Arsorted Jams 6< Cd per dozen. A few more of tho Is 3d Ameri can Blooms; te in time: the maker line failed, finest American Honey, Is 3d per 21b. 1 in; Virgin Honoy, 8d per lb, wnigh^d out. A fow of last saason'H Potted Meats (Goodhall and Backhouse's) will bo sold at 8d per tin to clear; Keillors Marmalade, 9s per doz; a job line of Tart Fruits, at BJd per tin ; ditto Chocolate and Milk, Is per tin; Blightly damaged Clothes Pegs, 8 dozen for lid. Ex 'Kotomahana," TeAnan,' ' Rlngarooma,' etc: 6,0001b5. choicest bkands AMERICAN PLUG TOBACCO, comprising— Verms, Vir ginia Honey Dew, H lower ot All Nations, Watsrllly, Triumph of tha Ago, Tin Tag, Ovot the Water, Crown, Two Seas, &c. F. WHITEHEAD, WIIOLKBAI.F. & Retail Tka Djcalkh. and to-oaTKiyj^^^^a^^ And Tobacconist. Oueen-strekt. JDadCUerc. TO CASH PURCHASERS OF "» \^4l t -J&3 l\ft _ri vlrvfCKLPS^liJi ONE MONTH ONLY. STRONO DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 sa. Od. WS. JONES • Having jnat landed ex ' Loch Doon and 'Scott'sh Lassie' a large assortment of all kinds of HARNKSS MOUNTINGS, ho is now piepared to execute all orders for Carriage, Buggy. Single or Pair Horse, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem. Always on hand, a Labiib Stock of CAP, SPRING CARP, DRAY AND FARM HARNESS. W.B.J. has alwaya a large geoeral stock, com prising Kacing, steapiechase, and Hunting oaodles and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseclothing, Valisei", Portman teiux-. Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &o. ELLIMAN'S EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved extra strong PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 60s. W. S. J O N E S, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. vruDsmitJCU-v DEVITT, Gnnmnker, VA, Queen • streec, Auckland, opposite the Market locse. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock and :oarrivo bydireot importation from England node to advertisers own order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Guns, Doable and Single Mnzzle oaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ng Rook and Rabbit Rifles. Game Sags, Gun 3ases, Powder Flaska, Shot Poaches, and every irticle necessary to complete the outfit of a ipor tsman. An assortment of every description )f Revolver Cartridges, and all the beat Brands n Sporting Powders are imported direct from he makers by the the advertiser, who can marantee their good quality. Cartridges for the Infield, Snider »nd Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speol .litiea always on hand. Country dealers Iberally dealt with. Gtms Re-stocked, Browned, to., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired t reasonable prices. Notice.— Just to hand, a at of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech oadlng Guns cheap. Tho larfceet stock in Uickland to choose from. Also, in stock, a irge assortment of Fireworks of the beat utility. Fishing Tackle Venetian BUnaa. A UCKLAND VKiN»siiAi.- BLIND t\. ACTORY !OKr»KR OF COOKiAND.GRK STREETS "ENETIAN BLINDS I VENETIAN BLINDS I Mode of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed at to warp or twist. Our Blinds surpass all uportod BUnds, Wood or Iron. We have a :vy large stock of well-seasoned Pine Tim jr; also a Large Stook of VENETIAN IJND3 on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze linda made to order, and forward to all parts .tlio CoJwy at the shortest notice. A. &A7iuSBV (Late M. Uorton Bcshy), ENETIAN BLIND RAKERS AND WIRE j



Land and Estate Agents. Ji\yc rbN No x • LVI * Li Estate Agbht and Valuator, (iUEKN-BTUKET, AOOKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON KIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VKaTKD IN BANK. INSURANCK, OR OTHER SHARKS. No, Charqk to Lkndkb or Investor. FARM of 100 acres at li auhoi) l With dwellinE hpuso, stol-o and about 10 acros in grass. Leased at £28' per yea-. Price, £250.— J. M. 1 onnori KBtate Agent. GRAuTON ROAD, - Klght roomed Itwnac, with lufgb frebhold allotmehti Pritio. £100 i - Ji M. Lenniix, EBtato ARant. AFIRbT-CLASS I'AhM of 150aords, twelve mlleS from tho city by a good macadamised road. Tho lard is all fenced, and laid down in tho best X ngliah grasses. Thoro is a good lib jso and every oonvenienoci Tho land Is a'l urst -oldfß.-J,. M. Lcnnp*i KstlUßAgonti. FOR iMMKIUATK SAUfi, a i'arm of 100 acreß ttt Patbrangl, 5 miles from tboOhaupo . railway Btation. Tho land is mostly in Bnias; . The dwol!liig-houßocontains llvo room". Price, ■ «looi-J. M. LonhOJl Kft.itn Aftent. ...... rtM} FAHMKRS---A Bai'galn-O. 0 ot tho best i X little Dairy Farmß in tho Walkato. There , are 150 acres, mostly In tho best grasses, all • fenced, and with a Cottngo built thereon. Tho ; ' owner is loaving the oountry.—J. M. Lonnox, ! ; Estuio Agent, Auckland. I 4> ACRKS fronting tho Kybor Paes Road. ; A Prico, £100.— J. At. Lennox, Ketato Agent, f Auckland. I /""11TY—a Bargain—A commodioiiß 12-roomed ) \J Rfßldonco In G roy-streot, freehold allotmont 1 411 190; suitable eillicr for a family resldonco > 011 for a lodging-house. Tho l.ouso in nil nowly ' built and buautl ully Jlnlshod, and 1* Only a f»w ' minutoa' walk dom Quoen-streot. Piico,£!lOO: } £330 cash — babmco can remain upon tho pro- I perty.-J. M. LoonoXiiKsUito Agent, ) rpo FAKMKRc—A lino Homestead of Olaorcß. I 1 JL about 12 miles from ths city by a gtiod ;' mctallotl roa''i '1 ho hollso contulnS HVo rootilt< ( 1 toKOthe!.- with barh, HoWsnod, nhd ovury con ' Venion'oo. Pricn, «I,OUO ; £200 oash—the bulanoj > can romnln for llvo years nt 7 r«r cant. Stock 1 and crop at a valnntimi.—J. M. Lonmx. 5 -P 1 'JO—A BARGAIN.—Cottage ot fnur rooms r XIIOKJ in Parnoll. Price.£l3O.-J. M. l,onnox. . TriUi>, couuiining clnlit looms, nour tlio Pub r V ' Farm, with 30 acres of freoho il. Ono nf t tho most bcnutlful sites ill Iho district. Tlivruls I a twb stall stat.lo. co w-bliml. tch. Prloo, £1,200. 1 -J. M. Lm,n«x, Hstnto Agi^Pt. » rl^O KARMKRS (a l>argain).-l''iiriu of >M neros ■ X in tlio Kust I'nmalii; 10 hi'lim in grasH. 1 Pi ice. £150.— J. M. liOin ox, ICsiate Agent; 1 J?l CASH—Ba'anbn onn ' ri'ttiiiii on the 1 XXJU ..viojWty.—« Kolit'-roomoil VKRAN ! I)AH CO'I'TAOK, With smdea, cowshed, and (i . tlcrcß of tirst clii«s irenholii. iho property Ir 1 beantiful'y bluiatod, and is only half an li- lie's • walk from (Jnoen-Btroer. 'Ibis propnrty « 111 bo I sold at eivoriiloe. .Price, £I'IO.—J. JVI. Lennox. 1 Kstato Asront, t fi-'O FAHMKR^-A really ilrst-olniiß Farm nf ' L 571 acres, mostly in grass or crop». Thin in 1 Bomo of tlio best land in tho Wnikato, ai d It only two and throo quarter miles from a railway 1 B-.atlon. Toabor.il llda eettlor thiaisailis: clnss ; opDortunity. Prioo low: terms easy.—J. 11. Lonnox Kstato Agent. ; Mho-A «ood lltllo IIOMIC3TtCAD. with 12 ; a*j/O arroi 0 ( froohold—3l aores vt whi"li ■ are in graas. There is a ilvo-roouied House upon ■ tho property, This id a flr^t-clnes litt.'o homo stead, and is only one mile from unii.wuy ntn ■ tlon. PiiCP, £273.-J. M. Lennox, Kstalo Agent. 13UKEK0UK WKBT.—Farm or 200 Acres, adjoining Buckland and Sliopbord's; good : land. Prici>, ooi por aero.—J. M. Lennox. i?'3(»n-SIX-KOOMH;i) JIOUSK on-freehold . iOVU allotment in tho city. Prico £300; £100 ■ cash, balance can ronmio upjn tho property.— 1 J' AI. Lennox, Kxtato Agent> EIGHT- ROOM 111) CioTI'AOK. In Newton Roftd. willi allbltiiont, 3;) xM. A lUirgain, 1 , Price, £281).— J. M. l^cnnox, Kstalo Agiv t. CH .PKI^STRItET.-Two Houses with Free hod Allotment. Prico, £320.—Apply to J. ■ , M. lennox KstateAgont, Auckland. GRAKTON uOAU-A Barg■iln.-ltouso of 7 rooms, with largo frcohoid allotment run ning bunk to ihe Domain; let for 17s Od por week. Prico '£350.— J. M. Lennox. ' rpo FARMERS—A Hargain A Kurm of 107 ,I J. Acro3 In East Pukrkohe, about 60 acrts in ■ grass; a 5-roomcd Jrlouso aud ovtry convoni ! ooco. l"*ricc, JCl9o.—Terms' enn bj nrrjin^cU.— • 1 J. At. Lennox, Kiitali) Agent, Auckland. I aiO ffAIIMBRi—A Bargain.-Farm of 2jC 1' X ncres, 150 acroi of which nro in grass. > 1 Th's llrstcluss farm Is Hituitr.l Ht tho juni'tiou I ot two roads, aid Is near n railway station Prica £1 10a per acre—J. JL Lennox, KaUto Agent. : ij O FARMERS »nd Othors.—One of the X Choicest Farms in tho Province. There tiro 217 acres within 8 miles of tho city ; quality of land cannot bo oxcollod; largo nmo-roomud rosldence.—J. M. I<ounox, Kstato Agent. ur For Homos, l>arms, and Allotments, boo my long advertisement in ' Woekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, FSTATE AOEN'T, AUCKLAND. riEAS. \y lUIAMSON, HOUSK. LAND AND KSTATK AOKNT, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. RKNTS and INTKRKST Colloctod. MONKY Invostcd for CapitaliaUon llrst-olaßß Boonritlea, without Cmahuk. Skvkn por cont. allowed on doposlts until invested. MORTQAQKS and LOANS Negotiated, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMKNT3 FOR SALK, at ran foot:— Home-street, 20/ Wi.liain-strce', 15/ Boresford-stroet, CO/ Dukn-street, 28; View Road. 30/ Cqot-Htroot i^ x-crcwai I'araac. 35/ Kdvfln-Btreot, 21/ Wood-street, 15/ Goorgo-stroot, £1 Grattiin-stroet, 12/ Vlctorla-stroot, £10 Randolph-Btroet, 40/ Kyber I'nss, 90/ Wyndham-stroot,£lolo'Grafton Road,Go/ William-stroot, 60/ Nolson-atrcot, 10/ Short-street, £9 Vlno-stroot, 10/ Franklin Road, 60/ Shblly Boach Road. 30/ Union-street, "20/ Liverpool-streot, 10/ Symonds-stroct. £3 Jlount Kden, £1 Hackett-strcot, 35/ Prospect-etroct, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street. 35. Also, la various oihor streets at low rates. TO L.KND, in Sams of £10 and up- wan i at on K00( i noenritica FOUR-ROOMKU Houses for Suloln Town and Suburbs, at I£l2J, £150, £170 and upwards, on easy term*. 1>4.9(-)-Vory Comfortable FAMILY RE-<l **"" UKNCE (new) £or silo, with water frontage J every convenience. £9RC)—Five-roomed HOUSE (new). Newton * uu Road,stable,&c; two fruntages ; two allotments. PI N3ONBY-Villa Residence for sale, six -ooms, stabling, out-ofliccs, &c; 2 acres orchard, &c; large frontatca to two sttcets; splendid view of river. rqOA—Now Five-roomed Honso for Bale in ■ZOAV pamou. Beautiful view. -P4.1 f)~ New Six-roomad House for fa!e, in Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid view of harbour. ■fi.jr) -\-NKW JIOUdK forsalo in vvest-street, <vv\j Newton, .near Karangshopo road. Easy terms. GRAFTON ROAD,-nj Acres to let (with (House) on lease ; cheap. 2J ye«r<i to run. PANAIURE.— House and aoro of ground for sale ; flnot position. Easy terms. rQOn—Six-roomed ;Houbc, all Unlahed, for •^<J^>^ saloin Lincoln-street; largeallolmant. £S 1 A~New "ouao in Brown-street for Sale, *'" l v near Ponsonby Road ; two tanks pOLLEGE HO AD -Commodious Family Rcsi \J deuce for Salo ; Oas and v\ ater laid oa. £99f\—Four-roomed Bouse (new) forßalo, in ■*^ v Newton; large allotment. "\,f OUNT EDKN—Heven-roomed Honso and ItX stablo; iarge allotment. Price. £160. ■PlSfl~ For Salo in Newton, a Four-roomed -c'^- ov' House and nice garden, level. in High-slrcot, Karangahapo Road, O and Freeman's Bay, for tale, cheap. £9.Bo—Six roomed HOUSK for sale in Par ~ uu nell; quite new. Easy terms. ROXEBY-STKKET-Houao and Allotments for sale, together or separately, j? 9fifl— Five-roomed Houoo and Workshop, oft ~*U" College Road, f>r Bale ; well finished throughout, quite now; two verandahs. -£4,fW).— New Houseia Park Road, nine roomu, cu-xov lor gale. Splendid view.— Alsa. very comfortable Houso of seven rooms; largo gar den; fine view. Easy terms.—Allotments also for sale chean £105()- VlLl' A RKSIDKNCE for Sale, nt **l\jv\j Mount Albert, possessing one of tho finest views in tho district.—Also, two acres ad joining for salo. GREX-STRKET-Bix-roomed Houso(new)for sale. Lan;c allotment. Also, two Miops, detached workshop &c, on very <aßy terms. PUKKKOHE BASr.-ffine Farm of 107 acres for Salo, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; little bush ; £110s per acre. yEAFIKLD ROAU. — Comfortablo Co'tigo out housos, &o , for Snle, on easy terms PAPAKUKA.— Six of Land tcr feala for £35. Karaka.—llo acres for £10i). ]»/f OHNT EDEN—Large New Houso, fitted J.TJ. with every convoulenco (two acres of land), for sale. Fine viow. £MflO—Fivoroomed House for Sale In No'son *uuu street. Garden, tanks, &o. RIARMB also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Eden, •*• Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokoriki, Mbl srere, Paremoromo.Kaat Tamaki.Stokes's Point, Waltakerei, Henderson's Creek, Papatoitoi, Remuera, Cambridge, Little and Big Omahe. Karioi, Riverhead. Morniugsido, Mahurangi, Wainui, Omaru, Ararimu, Commando), Mer cury Bay, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura, &c. Also, see list in New Zealand Herald and Weekly New. OfIAS, W I L~L lAM.S ON, KSTATE AGENT VutCAN LANK Cottee Mercuanis TJROWN, BABBBTT & OO.'S AUCKLAND BTKAat COFFEB AND SPICE2MILLS. COFFEES. ir IS NOT SX^-FICIKNTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE Is the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Beßt Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. CL Wholesale only at our Mliis and Agents ta. Retail at all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country, E*£ \ -Jvr best 3 80 Kxcf'.n Brand.greanlabel qualities. Hi oO ;Staaaard „ red VEverypkgo g^.Uon .. Pink ~ j wWiow Ss>2 \ oni lowest g^gjAnohor „ pucel „f. qualities, ag— iCrown „ yellow „ (without our &®"u I signature Q Our PEPPERS andJSPICKS we gnarantee of Boat Quality, and free of adulteration. .



Land and Estate Aeents. VIT U. METCALFE ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, NO. 20, JNSUK4NCB BUILDINGS. The adrcrtHcr, having had 17 years' ex perience, and being iniinmlely acquainted with all properties now in his hands Tor sale, can o.A\ iso intending Settlers in their choice of land. FAUMS,fr<im 60 to 8,000 acres, on hand. Full particulars on applioaiiou. Several good In veßtmouts for Capitalists'. Commissions of every description oxoouted for Country Settlers at low rates. KG. t KE X N W OO D, • AUOTIOIJKKR HOUSK. LAND, and KSTATK AGENT COItNBR OF aitOBTLAND-BTHKKT. WANI'ICD-lntoniilng Purchtuors of Farms, Land, or llous js, to call Jt my Ofllco for printed lists. AKUtST-RATK Bubli Fnrm, ronsistlns; of 110 aiTßii good land; 100 acres improved and in grass, rcinalndor ktlnrl ttnrt tolam bußh; six-roomed lious1, store, tiockyard, out-nouses, gardon, &o. Prico, £500. FOR SALE, COAci-03 of Alluvia! Bubli Land, conialning purirl and oMier valuublo tim ber, hordornd by road and creek, being 10t,170, Piirish of liunui, and Imuuidiately behind Mr Di-lPs property, four miles from Papakuraralt way til iitiim. Prico low. IHARM for Sale cnnsistlng of 200 acres of rich I land ; 150 acres nooil bnsli, 50 acres open flat, purtly laid down in uoo i eluvor imd ryo grusH, 1 uoro of garden ; good lottuge, Stable, Sco.; 20 nillos from Auckland by rail or road (•oath). Prico, only CTuO.—"!). I7<OK SAI.K, nt. Nownmrkot, a comfortable) Fourroomeil Hoiiho and Allotmont, a:i x !l!) font; good garden, well,tankx, waah-houso,coal and Wood shed, etc., etc. Prico £'2W. Torniß easy. TPAHM for Salo.—A compact liltlo Farm of .10 X 1 ' aorcß good land, nil fenced and sub.tividod, &a : HO acres under tJlough, 20 iwrca ii| grass, &o.; Srooiuoit Houso, Sheila, &p , oruharil, gar den, So! 20 miles h\m Auckland by rail. 1.100, XtiQ.-'X.- I7IOU SALK, 100 Aoroa of good Land in tho . Waipa (WalkatO), I'ricc. Ji'i on acre.— it. I^OKSAI.K, tlireogood Four-roo cdCollngi'fl, . ill well (lnisliuil, tunvtliur vvr llvo largu level FreehoM Allotment^ all fill cod lind uluu ted, tiii., &v.; gnml, wnlls. oulbui iliugs; .'Ol. to good irninit". SilUiHO ill (!iimi Ninth ltouil. PriOJ for lot, .SVOU.-IIS. li^ORHALIC, Now Ifiviv-rooinetl Uoitflo 111 Hr b -1 ford Rtri:ot: wtill-ilniihed. Sec. ; allotment 33 x DO. Prico, £1120.— 30. ITUVKt'i 'IKi ACKKSof ijood Lnnil for f alo, tUmtlud in Die Aluiinl Alln-rl D.mricl. ; north-oasto1 n nipoot. Prloj, £1^ 10j an aero. I.^OH BALK, threo Now Four-roomed Voran -1 tlah (Nutngos; thoroughly wnll flnlnlied : lar»o Kl'sehold AllotmuntH; fencml, &o.; aitimtcd near Mason's gardens. Pornell, nml cloao to Nnwuuu'kct. Pi' 100,£225 each. Tonns ouoy. IjlOU HAIiK, a wood Klvo roomed lloufo and Allotmont. 33 x 173 foot; situated In Now ton-street; good gardon, well, etc., etc. Pike very low, £1i0,—20. IjiOß SALH1, two Soven-roomud Houses and T largo Aliotinout. 127 feet front tiro to VVil llam'StniKt by 100 feet to ilomo-ttlrcot, l'rico, J3IOO each. No. 37. IjiOß CALK, ut Whiitawhntn, about 1,000 Acres ' Land, being IoU 181, 1!I2, iOX IDIi, 700 aores b.-ing »|il"iniid buab, tho reiualuUet' moitly Im [iroved, about 200 norcs bilng in gra-.s; two lomostcada Will b» colil in mtlicr one or two ots. Prico, £3 an acre. No. W. FOR SALH!, «t Northooto. SO Aores rich Lund, alt in Kni'i't ami feulinl : iiew 1-rooinci Uouao. Stuble, au'l Uavdun, &c, sea front»go miigniilcniit view, well wooded with fuel: price, £30 an aero. This ii tin clienuu^t propuity at BtnkoV Point. I^OR SALIC, n vomforlablo 7-roomod Ifouso, . with ovory eonvunlonro, toguthor wlih about ] un aero Lund, luid ouc in uo6d Uiiiiien, .Orchard, &c; siiuncoon the Mount Hiloußoad, good Stable, ont-buiiilmns, So., Ro. ; price 4426. I«t nt the nn'sent limo fo.- 17a fid a weok. IJK)RSALK.woII-liiiiaheilSovi-n-roomedHouso 1 in Howo-auvoi ; rooms lur.ja, lofiy. unrt wull-flniahod; good alljiment. Jfiico, £110.—37. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, &c. So., umlertakon by H. C. GUEEN WOO D, AUCTIONEER, &a, Offlw : Cornnr Khortland and Qnonn streAtn Drapery. ■yrr E LLES.LEY HOUSE. CHEAP DRAPEKYAND MFLLINEItY ESTABLISHMENT. Now Opened for tho Spring and Bummer tr.ilo, tho Nowi'nt HtyltH in nnm Matcrluls, compiising Uiiluto* and Boilrico Stripes, l'oni undour Prints, Idro Strip, s, AttHlea 'I'willrt, Atmirii Ulotb. Grcnadfncß, Luatrca in all the leading shade', ice lilnck Mlks, from 2s Ud to 10a «J. Our etoek of Ladie3" and Children's MiitH an! Millini'ry is larger than usual, nni every lUiveKv of iho seasou. Ladies' and Children's L'ndcrclotlilug. ('oratts. Baby Llnon, a very nlon UHsortmont. I/ioaand Muslla Cur taina. from U Gil Iho pair; Toilet Cov.rs and Quills, now makes. Cheap Tweeds, Drill.-*, and Shi^o for Boya' wcur. Alwnys on haud, a woll assorud etock of Ilosieiy, traborflasbcrr, Tclmminaa. juid Vo^y UoOcts., A" «■»••» ---marked at leas prolil tbun muni to meet tho times. Wo shall also continno to allow 5 por cent. Discount for Ca<h at time ot purohuso on pjnola of 20a nnd upwards. Country Ordois carefully and promptly oic cutcd. A. LOVE TT, WEIXKSLK.V-BTKKKT, AUCKLAND,' fcfjffifl>—=rp rr^fL T\7" OItK IN G "|\/r EN ! NOW THAT WAGES AUE LOW MAKE GOOD USE OF YOUIt EAUKINGS. W E W V IL L ASSIST YOU! Wo are Importing our CLOTII I N O DIIIKCT FROM THK BEST AND CHEAPEST Factories in England, And are, therefore, in a position to sell at LOWER PRICKSIthan thoy could bo Purchasol from Wholesale Houses horo. • Wb do Otjr Own Business, Consequently havo Very Small Expense, which enables us to Sell. CHBAPKR THAN ANY OTHKR HOUSE IN AUCKLAND. We, in waking this'statement DEFY anyone to ■DISPROVE it. . Below is a List fjr a S.MALD PORTION of onr S T O C Kl s. n. Good Working Ciats .. _ .. 10 0 Good Working Trousers 0 0 Good Working Vcets .. .. . i C Strong Working Blnrts .. .. .„ 11l Bluck ClotU Paaets 23 0 Black Clith Galateas .. .. ..10 .0 Black Cloth Sacs _ .00 Black Cloth Tiouecrs c 711 Black Cloth Vest* 4 0 Blue Cloth Pa^ets 25 0 Blue Cloth Galateas 18 0 Blua Cloth Sad 12 0 Under-flanncls i 0 Merino Undors 26 Merino Pant? 10 Boya'Spanish Suits 0 0 Beya'TweedSuits 7 G Poys'anHb, with baits .. '.. .. 12 6 Boys' Fancy Doe Suits 12 0 Boys' Black Cloth Suits IS 0 Boyb'Yarmouth Suits 15 0 Bojß'Dover Suits 17 0 Boys' Velvet Suit? 20 0 Boys' Galatea Suits 20 0 Boys' Sac Suits .. — .. .. 17 0 Boya'Ovo-coats .. 12 .6 FITIING-ON-KOOM O>J THE PREMISES. Phillips" mart, 172, QUKKN-STRKET. uonvevancea. BM c O V * X E. • COACH PROPRIETOR, Runs alCoach de.fly to meet the train at To Awamutu, Horsos and Buggies on Hire. Orders by Post or Telegraph promptly attended to. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, ALKXANDttA. CO O D L 1 N'S TIME TABLE: Leaves Onehungu— Leaves Aucklond -8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. Saturday nights— 6.30 p.m. . I 11 p.m. BFECIAti COAOHKS A8 TKn AGItitEMENT. TIERNETS "TIME TABLE.



Furnishing. TO" O T I C ■ ■ 'ti Wo respectfully desire t: draw special attention to our CwSaiunq-Out Salk of FURNITURE, CARPET 3, &O. Being about to Remove to Temporary Pro mises in Fort-btrket (opposite Cooh rano & Son's Auction Marl), while our Now Building la being cro:tcd on tho l'roaentSilo in Sliortlimd-stroot, and to fatil Itnto tho Lowering ot our LAUGH STOCK previous to Homoval, have mado Conslcicrablo Reduction In tho Price Of Kvery Artiole. •,, As tho Sidok must lio Eouioyod wlth'ii Threo "iVeoks a iM'itTurn nKiwanoil o( Five ricu Cent, will bu allowed on all hat,':h for OlSit, Wo romniii) Your obedibnt son lints; , WINKS .0 HALL. •■ t -. ;•": i ■ ;■< A'-'X Sewing Maohmes gUWUu jy/i ao«1 NE 8. TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINEJ s ■ • %l 5" *" "*'" :■".*■• I*' y.i% a ?| These Machines have now beon so long before tho public that they have cstablißhod a reputa tion for tliomsulvoi" and can bo contldently recommended by h.indrods who possess thorn a< superior to all othors for domosuo use. Tho new Klliptlo bhuttlo Movement Is acknowledged on all hands as tho simplest quiotcnt, and most buaiaiiul motion ovor ir, vontod for the pnrj'oso. Tho now Patent Shuttlo has only one hole to thread, and Is larger than most othors. BoiK Aoknti T. PEA HOOK, Optician, .Bhortland-streot. t*" SKWI>n llacihnkh KRPAIBBO. W. C. D tKNNES' Thk Great skwino machwk importkb. BItAS JUST RECBIVRD A Larpc Shipment of tlie CHAtLENOE Machtke of tiik Woeld, thk whitk co.s skwinci' machine The Most Pilont The Oheanoat Tho Moat ltapid Tbo Ilighest Aral Tho Most Simple The Largest Tablo 'I he Mo-tKasjr to Work Tho Best Cover The Most Durable Tiio t-implest Shnttlo Tlie Most V lf«int Tlio Neatest Stitch THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVER MADE Pbick ok Hand Machines, £3 10s. , Also, Always on Hand, Genuine Singer ' Frister & Rcssman Wortbeim Stundard Howe Company's Wheoler & Wilson Grovor and Baker's Jones'g ABO DomoMic And other good makes ' FROM 2s Cd Per Week ! 2s 6d Per Week J ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. These Machines can ho had of my Agents:— Marcroft & Co., Whangaroi; Thos. Wella, Cam bridge: Wm. Stevenson, Onehunua; K. w n yt) Hamilton; Parncll & Boylan, Uisbomo ; Broa niui & Co , Tjiurungn; and at other plocea. npHE /TREAT TTkEPOT, QUEEN-STREET. Fancy Goods, &o. /CHARLES J?-JSi,SIiY & CiO,, '■ IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS, QUEEN S T RE E T, (Next to Mr Kohn, Jowoller). THEY IMrOKT THEIR OWN GOODS riREOT, THEIR STOCK IS VOW VERY LARGE AND VAKIKD. THIRTY-FOUR CASKS OK NEW GOODS, Consisting of Generally Assorted FANCYWARE lf ANCYWARE ? ARE JbST TO HAND. TAWNm E N N I S IN SBTS, AND LAWN TENNIS IN SEPARATE PART;?, as Bats, Bams Nets, Bat Covehs, &c, &c, Every variety. " ROLL, BOWL, OH PITCH.'? Tho Now Outdoor Game for Young People CROQUET, LAWN BOWLS, CRICKST WAHH. &c. SELTZOGENES, 1 ' In cane or wire. CHINA ORNAMBNT3, Kto. BAGATKLLK BOARDS, of tost make, in all sizes, and with real Ivory Hulls Work Boxes, Dressing Cases Writing Dc^ks. CARVED BREAII PL ATTIC US, &c. Patent Ail j ustablo Chairs, for drawing- room, &c. Albums in choice designs, hand-puinied, &o. Crystal Flower stands DOLLS and TOYS of all kinds N.B.— In consequence of being eonsideraDly Overstocked fry late arrivals, C. K. fc Co. have



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, Correspondence. \ t A FARTING WORD WITH G. Y. ' i RENTOUL. (To tho Editor.) . SiKj—l Bhould like io have a parting word with Mr Rentoul so that we may not mis understand each other, at the same time I would preface irijr remaffis by thanking you for your splendid article oil education,' It has the ring of right,metal in it. Mr Rentoul commences his letter by saying I am nstonitbed to fiad we have a live doctor here. I iflay Calmly iell Mr Rentoul that I am not astoniflhed much, and I think I shall survive any small flutter of my nervous system. In fact it lias flot dis tuibcd my rest. I may say I should ha^c been astonished were it otherwise, for wllcfe the carcase is, either mental or cotporcal, there will the vultures be gathered together. If I have any astonishment it is that a person, by the name nf Rentoul, should come out as the well-wisher of the flock/ for he ms*y depend on it the doctors C*in take care of |thcmselvc?. Mr Rentoul thinks society should feel more secure by the presence of the doctors. I suppose be xpeaks for himself. If it saves his neivous littleheartailutter it is a comforteyen to me. As for myself I attend to my diet, avoid pttatry, takr mv bath regularly, do my duty, fear God according to my li^ht?, and I don't trouble ttn.v kind of doctor lam also always willing to lend a helping hnnd in removing aiiy pUgite spot from this or any other city 1 rrtoy live in. At the Same time lam not in the habit tit (Itf'ibtinft the word of any be lie Christian or r«»an; without Btifiicicnt icueffV, or, da the other hand, tirkirig their word withOttt sullicicnt r.nsoii, lsut in all Chrlhtian charity I mu-t remind Itr Ucntont that abuse is not argument, and he will never advance the cau-c of truth, or make his Christianity shine much by using BilliDgs gate slatlg. I will nllow the readers of the STAK to decide which of a» is the more blatant. With fegard to my education, I will try to impiovo it and will taken useful hint even fi'oin Mr Rentoul. Though I may remark that my education was the bost that a poor but honcit parson could give his son, and neither Ihe parson <r his Wn have ever had le'ason to be'ashamed of each Other, though I have yet to learn that it is a Bit more honourable to bo a doclor than to btf tt clothier. If thcro is a diifcratice I think the clothier* liavo it. I think the public get better value from us. If those self-dubbed Ciirißtian gentlemen would show their Christianity-by ftvitiling tllelHsclvrs of the time in scho il« alicrfdy at their 'disposal.- which you, Mr. Editor, pointed out iflyotfr Fridrty's-article, then we peopic of the c'oirmion herd might Wogin id thitfk they hrid some grit in them But as they Have dotfe flothing of the sort, and conflud tldir t-fforts to upsetting a splendid Byatem of education which we have been at such pains to get established, we are compelled to doubt tlitm. Tlioifi pettpie talk about noisy secularists. Why it is they that are makiug all the noise?- Mr Runtoul is ."tiirilcd by my anscrtion that the priests killed Christ. Mr Rentoul must be a very nervous manj or perhaps his liver or hi digestion is wrong. There is nothing start ling in my stateifleuti Mf Rentoul might bo startled if I told liim of the death of Queen Aope; but I will tell him now. Not only did they kill Christ and stone the prophets, but in"all age* they have always killed our best and Hou!c;t men, and have been the chocks on the wheels of progress, and all done in the name of religion. But I wilt give a word of advice to Mr Hcutoui. Above nil things be truthful. I did not say that the disciples of Christ killed Him, though I suppose he will pot deny that one of them betrayed him. liathcraroean thinii to do-, for if there is one thing on the face of this earth more contemptible than another it U an informer in any shape. But I did sny the priests of that day did kill Him, which he will find ; on referring to his Biblp. lam again much obliged to Mr Rentoul for Id's criticism on my religious education at the close of his letter—l will try to-Improve it, for if my experience is worth mtlt'li it is a life's work. Hut in return I would pay to Ottr Christian friends, " If you wish to conveit, educate not rienounc). Sincerity is intellectual, and is to be changed by rcaiouine, not by scolding." In the words of Swcdcnborj?, " Religion is life, and the life of religion is to do good." Mr Krntoul would like at least one reason why 1 object to ministers of religion iutcifering in our secular schools. 1 will give him ono : The sectarian charac ter of their teaching and intolerance of all who disagree with them.—l am, &c, Samuel Coomhks. THE NIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. (To the Editor.) Sir, —Your correspondent, " Pro Bono Publico," would have acted wisely if lie had made himself certain of his statements before penning his letter to you, and wbich appeared in your issuo of the 24th inst. Mow, sir, tbat portion of bis letter wbich is positively wrong is this, viz. : "He (the contractor) has- been depositing it- again in close proximity to the City Council iibbatoirs, which has enabled him to make his two trips as before. If " Pro Bono Pablico" had taken the trouble to inquire, be would have found ihat onetiipisas much as can be done from 11 p.m. to 6 a m., and all that has beeu done. Sir, the other mis statement is, in my opinion, ftr worse, and intended not only to mislead, but to erf ate a feeling of disgust, namely, that the night soil is deposited iv close proximity to the abbatoir?, or where it was depositedl before Mr Italian! rccoived it; such is not the caso ; the place -where it'- •is now deposited is at 'the extreme end of the Newton Highway District, about half a mile from the abbatoirs, and if "P.8.P." : will only take a trip out there he will sec that the most effectual means fur rendering the cifjht soil inoffensive »re taken, and this is how it 'is done, viz., the land is first ploughed up,' then as the carts conic with their louds they spread it on the land. Horses and ploughs are ready and it is ploughed in, so that all olFensiveness from itis almost immediately stopped. ;Sir, if " P.B.P. "understands the meaning of the "nomde plume"underwhicb he has written, hesbbnld chance it when he next writes, or write so tbat it will be for the public gb"d, which it is very evident his("P.B.P.")i£ not, or he would not make .such gross misstatements, and at the same time evidence such spleen as the latter part of his letter does.—l remain, &c, V Citizbk. . (To the Editor.) Sir,—"Pro Bono Publico " in yours of Sep> teinbcr 24th, accuses " E.W.M." of double dealing, or writing one tiling, wanting another. Now lam inclined to think that "E.W.M." is not the only one doing it, for "P.8.P." docs not go to the root of the inequity of the double chafing for double distance, (ahvay- supposing it is double dis tance), and that double distance does not in volve, double collcc'ing, tho which is by far the most onerous part of the work. The Whole affair hns rf most fishy look; that " P.B.P.'' knevf and undcistood the double distance job pay, for he admits in his, that he knew of this iniquitous doings being done for a considerable time past, but the ad mission says little for bis Pro bono publico. The water rating question by " P.8.P.," of those who use it as a carrier of the debris from their premise?, is, beside the question of the inequity of making those who use tbo carts paying for the removal of their ddbris. If the water carrier users had paid for the drainage themselves, there would be fair reasons shown that the users of carts should pay for the removal them selve«. But the drainage has been paid for by the cart users, equally with the water users, therefore "P.8.P." is at fault again. I also call on "P.8.P." to state plainly who will have to pay for the dredging of the fifth of the water users from the harbour.— lam, &c., J.B.S. THE HELENSVILLE STATION. (To the Editor.); Sir,—ln your issue of Tuesday I notice that you have been requested to notify the Wairoa passengers that the train vow rnns to the new station at Helensville, and at which there is a wharf where the steamers lie, and, of course, convenient for passen gers ; and that it is absolutely dangerous for them (the passengers) if they are not duly acquainted with the terrors they uiay_ undergo by stopping at the old terminus; and that having to walk over those two. dangerous bridges that your alarmist calls attention to. It can plainly be seen that the individual (whoever he may be) is very much inter ested in getting the passengers down to Stewart's Flat, and the cloven hoof or hand H plainly to bo seen (or say) guessed at. If your informant would only state the plain facts as they are, and not mislead the public (as evidently he wishes to do) he would not hide the fact that the old terminus is siill a stopping place as usual, and that the steamers come to the old wharf to take in the passengers It ha-, and always will be, a bye word about the Stewart's Flat Terminus, aud to-day's issue of your paper shows that some one wants to bring grist to his own mill, in calling attention to it and wishing to get a'ebcap local for a pub, when he or they



ilong, aa we say in America, right down U Stewart's Flak Your iDiormiTt'&& » think of saying anything about the oia«ite' aud the lesser coat of one mile fare inJ tho t the hotel is just as convenient *s 1W ? one on the new terminus, and tbait ptssetr *' gers have no need to go to the new station to go' on board the stenmem for flj3 Tairoa, for they will come to uZ old whart for them.. It, js j«»^ like a win dow pane for anyone to tee throueh* Who the individual is who is so solicifoiu nbott the welfare Of the Wairoa pasaeni»s • and Inke it for what it is -worth, an j j t *n ;.. be summed np in a few words (Self)vT? !' may say a few more words on this mitt*, next week.—l am, &c, ™* > Ceookeo Edije? > Medical " I T^ tRE C T TE S T IMO fly; I TO MR GRA.VBB AICKIN, CHEMBV I AUCKLAND, I Sir,—l hare much pleasure to bearing wil ■ I frtonr respecting the benefits I hate derived k» '•■ t ilaittg jour Compound Syiup «i Knoslyrtat A " E LlHl« and UdMlic 1 bavo been af< re»t»«reTSj I for the JaSt three fc»fa with ChestWtoßffiSp dir ins which timeilhave beenfreqaetiUy«nAiS the oft c of skilful medical men, both in $2 '! B Zealand aod Uhe neiahboßring colonlS/Tiffi cannot ear I ever experienced any beneficial I effect from their treaiment. Lest Murnneri c ommenoed taking your Lime Vixtnre, tadiin happy to inform you that I have been jteiwiw :'.'■■■ Improving weekly ever since-nbfwttiuftuX ':; ioK two or three severe colds I hafe'hli'SS winter—and am now almost free from, i»m. Walnt, and can safely Bay, undoubtedly it |« rim. ■ best medicine I haveevertaken.andasftaXSK ' itig expectorant It i« not to be eqnallea. fwfij you my name and address, nos for' pubilcatfcfi i l«t as a Rnafantee that what I Btute heretia truthful, and Bhculd you at.any time wiiVtft i reler any person to me. I.shall bo mow binjre!K inform them of the benefits to be derivedfrfSjl I ilLu trial of your Invaluable nrixtTaejUiirJ^! ' (Tin! Ordinal Letter may, be seen onappUc* Many others finlterin* from - BMrichlsi! aiS; * Lung Complaints hai'6 Bptue witness totbenn; qi"-R''nn ■hie. < flWcney of, ~...■■ G ,,,,{., , Jfj £> ; In cases |where the usual remedies tart' failed. The effect upon those aftllotea withtbtt r dreadful disease CONSUMPTION,V and^E kinared obest affections, is best descrjbeiiffii flit languagti of one who experienced benefit, v H follows :■" A Her coo,menclDK < the < mefiielSe ■ the expeotoration came away Ireely,; mrpqugn i ■mneared to be naturally relieved, a. dj fljnla then sleep at night, although It was itopoftible , to get quiet a eep previously—my ehost. seemed ■ to nave a weight lifted off It, and I conld,tel»» brea-h-With freedom. My appetite la M^sr, and I feel altogether stronger, and in aliifm oreoovery." This is literally tto langutigßiSf many who hate tried the Byrup of EunalyplW ■■'&■ with Hypoflhoaphitea of Lime and Quinine, This Is a pbßimecntlc«l preparation ot gennlns woith, deserving the cordial acceptance Of;tUt • (faculty.and the Public •:•■'■;■! oaT BOLD IN BUTTIiKS AT fti «d BAOff. ■'■■' ! MArIUfAC(TURBDAT"THKPHaRIirACrii QUaBN-aT»BKT,AUOKIiANB.'^vi V pUEE OF SKIN 'i)ifijis]jss I ' To the Hditor:.Sir,—Herewith we baVej'tiie ' oleasore to forward you a letter from New Zek- ; and bea'lnf? testimony to the aucceßsful treat- 1 ment of a tkin disease of lock Rtandinß throngh " . 'he uso of onr Kurairptas K^ttraot for tho.bcne-, ■ fit of those kioilarly Rfllicted. We hope too ; will deem thi subject of uufllciont importance to afford this letter a space in jour valuable I pap e r.-yo DlS .r a ir, Bridge-street, Sandhurst, JuV, 1880. '''/' Cf-,°^ IKVBROAH9ILL. N.Z., 8»h JfJlT.Ssk^ i Messrs. Sander tc Bows; SANDBtrasr.- '' Gkhtlvmts,— Having suffered .frim' ecreffli (a skin disease which is very prevalent in thti , colony) for about nine years, I hsd coiuVlftfi numerous medical men here and io Atißjr»B», .nd had taken arßenio, strjehnine, Joaidc.« potasfium, etc., internally, and had uSAtt JW parations of zinc and lead externally. ■' )n iad t had tried ail tho remedies known lovjUlß faculiy, and what between travelling docl<s? and druKgists'bills, had spent a small fortune; almost if not wholly without results, except to injure my constitution. During a reoent-Yi|lSi 4 to Hokitfka I was recommended totrr-yow Extract of Eucalyptus1 Globulns by a1 brother f who had experienced great benenc from It in a'leviatine a very severe cold, aod, no less to jpr Burprise than satisfaction, 1 found the.diieate ■ which had troubled me so long was conquered, and tho skin resumed its rormal Condition/ This was effected by the external nse often ' than two one-ounce bottle?. - ,m ■- You are welcome I 1 tnahe any use you plewe of this letter, and I eutnoribe myßelf.—Yourt,; et°* (Signed) JOHN H. KBRK, <i * Manager, Union Bank of Australia {Umitea). Agent for Auckland: GBA YE S AIC X I ST, : 'MM Tux Pharmacy, Qubin-btbkkt. i ! ' t '^ TLT I TO a B N S celebr|ated ' ,^- { Blood Res to Ire r^; Tffic ItuKofATon or thx Huiux Biood ■ W? yMOBK PHYSICAL DEGENERATION; If, the LaWB of Health are i pbserved, ; ,i,f:w ordinary care exorcised, and. ,;,, , Xt „ Blood Restober Fjikkly Taken I hitTeTens1 Cklkbkatbd Blood lxESTdftia : CIKIiIN'OOi B-" '■•'•: ■".' :- For the Langour, Lassitude and Disease which' attend the Heat and Drought of jeml- , ; , tropical and tropical Cliniatee. '• . ;ll| Fevers which bo quickly fasten "on the debilt stated system may eaeily bk kept away " ■ by tho timely übo of this .[] ■: i'■','■ O- [MOST WONDERFUL RKMEDTI.-'WI In fact by its use^ the Most: Mallgnujt'^ Tropical Fevers havk bekn KJKCTKDfrori.,, the Human System, and by Us aid r ' Dying, Fever-stricken Men bave'yJJ-OfiJ been, as it were, . . .1- iHns Lns , " : RAISED FROM THE DEAD 1^ As is shown by the following Interestla^* TALE OF TSE-FACimOjt*:, A TALE OF THE PACIEI€o Wm. Opperman, Keg., a wealthy Island trade*' ■ was for tome months lying ill at Happemßmiriß . an island of the Kingsmill Grou", in the Paoiflo, He had beenselred wUh rheumatic fever, With' ' was followed by complicated disorders of a Mr- . rib'y severe nature, assuming the form of • species of palsy never before known. Thßrtf-. fcrer's llmba swelled, the legs lost all sensibility, . to pain; the foot could be wrenehed TroUildJlw: the skin pierced with a lance without Inflicting the slightest suffering. The sick man waa evi dently unconscious of his having legs,, andJitt; * brain was Beriously affected as if wTth. lnnioy,, In this deplorable state be was kindly broilgh from the islands to Auckland by Mr H. Hender son In the schooner Coronet, Captain MoeUeti . and, being a German, he was received,by the, German Consul, G. Yon der Heyde, Keq;»no. i placed in the District Hospital, whore he re-; ceived treatment for three weeks with no.lndiosw tion of improvement, his case being pronounced ', by one and all a most hopeless onp, : V', :< The captain of the .Corohe', knowing that extraordinary cures had been effected by tie use o( Hitchens' Celebrated Blood Reettoer requested the proprietor of the Blood Keßtorer to take the case in hand, and a contract was entered into of "No cure, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to the Hospital, examined thelntnid ; and found him in an Apparently dying ntftte , with scarcely, a spark of lifo left. Mr Hftcbena ordered the suffering man to be removed to bit ' (Mr H/b) private residence, where his wants could personally be attended to b w Mr Hitchens , The latter administered the medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used tho ointment freely. Moac- j while clergymen called, pronouncing the ,caM beyond the power of man to effeotacure. How- : ever, after six weeks the effect of the medicine became wonderfully apparent. ' -'''>' M} U ' TKSTIMONIAL.] . . ■ : To H. A. H. Hitohens. Bag. ' Aooktand! Zt Before leaving Auckland on my return voyage to the Islands, I have to perform the pleasing duty of acknowledging the surprising-cure I; . have received at your hands. , ; : ,i i Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man; ■ '' being palsied and generally unconßolous, ana nearinK from others that no hope of recovery was held out by medical men, I look upon yon now aa the preserver of my life. I am convinced that to you • medlrine alone M due the credit for my now being a living man. I beg to thank yon most sincerely for the kind ness you have shown me while staying in your bouse, and in conclusion would'earnestly'.W1! commend sick people to ut c your Blood Beßtoteiy ■ as it is the most extraordinary purifier of tba^ - blood I ever heard of, or met with in my trivets.1 It one of the many good gifts of n beneficent Craator to his BUdbrinK children on (his earth. W. OPFKRMAIN.' . v Auckland. December 19, 1879. " ' ' .. Signed in the presence of 6. Yon dbib Hkydb, !« f Imperial German Consul ' ■ ■ ■■ "■" Aqknt for Hitchenb' Cordialised Bf.oti Rbbtorbr— MESSPS EHRENFHIED1 BKOTHEPS* ; t Music. '••'.'.■;•• HENRY KETTEN'S COMPOSI IIJ TIONS. No. 1-" THOSE EVENING BELLS,!':;;> A Boautiful Song, with characteristic aooon)-i>: paniment; illustrated with splendid Portrait 0f,,, the composer. No. 2-MARCHFROM "RUINSop ATHENE, Transc-ibed by Henry Ketten.- N0.3-"MINUET DI BICCHKRINI," / , Transcribed by Henry Ketten. Tho enly correct editions as played by Henry ■ Ketten. • , ■' AUCKLAND MUsI(J WAREHOUSE, > Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. . I i