Printed and pubiisbea oy the. JProjuMg, g Hknrt BiiETr, of Symondß-etreet, «l •=!■•, General Steam ErintiDg Offloe, ■Wsmjga Btreet,ln theJ'roTinoo of Auckland, l«ew u> -\ . 'Thursday, Bepiembeb 9, 1830.

WW' AUCKLAND EVENING STAR SEPTEMBER 9,



iAuctions. T> EGULAK SALES JIV OF LlVfi STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUDE Are held by the undersigned as follows :— On eaoh Thursday, at Remuera. the Prlnolpal Market for Fat Stook of all descriptions On eaoh Friday, in Auokland. at the Haymarket, for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, Implements, &o. On each Tuesday, at tho Hnymarkot, for Wool Sheepskins, Hides,! Tallow, &a, at 12 OOIOOtE At Waiuku, on tho first Saturday In eaoh month. At Pnkekohe, on' the first Monday la each month At Dmry, on the third Wednesday In each monthll At Papakura, on the last Wednesday in eaoh month At Queen's Rodoubt, On eaoh Monday before tho third Wednesday In tho months of Febru ary, April, Juno, August, Ootobor, and December Cattle Fairs Bpooially advertised Sheep Fairs specially advortlsed.' ALFRED BUCKLAND. COUNTRY CATTLE ALES. Dbury—Wedn3Sdoy, September 15 Papakuba—Wodnoeday, Soptombor 29. ALFRED BUCKLAND. "El O R S A L E— THK THOROUGHBRED STALIIOK, • GLADIATEUR.' For Pddlgreo boo Stud Book. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TOMORROW. THE HAYMAJRKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, To-mor row (Friday), 200 saoks Canterbury Potatoes I.JO fiiokH Eat Const Muizo 300 sacks Oats 200 saoks Barley 100 sacks Damaged Wheat 60 bales Pressed Hay. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. THE HAYMARKET. FOR S\LE, on Friday next, ex St. Kilda,from Wanganui, 2 DrnnghtEntiros. which can be Been at tho 11 ay market A TwdueiT fcntire 17 active Hoses And Good Hacks ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. THE HAYMARKET. By Order of the Mortgagee. ■fclOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on JL* Friday, Soptombor 10, at 12 o'clock, The Interest of Mr Vincent Walters, jun., in Lot 112, Parish of Walftku, containing 200 Acres, held at an annual rental Of — pounds, and havin? — years unexplred. ALFRED BUUKLAND. TO-MORROW, FIRST-CLASS DBAUGHT AND THOROUGHBUED ENTIRES. FOR Bale on Friday next, 10th Sep tember, The Draught Entire SIR JULIUS VOGKL. by Major (imported, out of far famed prize mare, Kato 1., ob.amj.Jion mace of New Zealand The Thorcraghbrel Stallion, PRKSTO, by Panic Louiao (sco "otud Book") .Also, Draught Entire Colt by Sir Colin Campbell. dam Kate 111. • The abovn Horses are to be seen at Mr George Lendrum's Stables. For farther particulars apply to] ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. By Obdeb of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Northern Distbict. ! On Behalf of the Mortgagee. VALUABLE FARM ON THE KAWHIA j HARBOUR. B. TON X S & CO. I . '■_■ AYE received instructions from the li Registrar of the Supreme Conrt, Northern District, to sell, at the'r Mart. Queen-street, Auokland, on Wednesday, the 15th day of Sep ';■■. tombor, 1880, at XI o'clock noon, A Valuablo Farm, consisting of U aores of Land, on the Kawhia Harbonr, wi'h the Dwelling House and Outbuildings j/ erected therron, now, or lately, in the ocoupation of the Mortgagor, Mr John ■ Bobßon CharletoQ. For further particulars apply to Mr E. T. Dds-aur, Solicitor forthe Mortgagee, Shortland [ treet. Auokland. . W. S COBHRAKE] . [JAMES DACRE. j! MONDAY, SEPEEMBERI3. I In the Estate of the late William. j . SADCtKOVK. ! FREEHOLD PROPERTIES: j NEWTOWN, PONSONBY, PORT I ALBER c, MARERUTU. fTIHE subscribers will -sell, at their Land \ JL Mart. Fort street, on Monday, 13uh Sep- I . tember, at 12 o'clock, NEWTON—Lot 88 having a frontage of 60 links i to Randolpb-stroot, and 207 links to Cam ! • bridge-street, with Dwelling-house ereo i ■ ted. thereon. iI " PONSONBY —Lot 69 having a frontage of 110 ; foet to John street, and 31 feet to James- 11' street. I 1 > Port Albbrt—Lots 9 and 10, sootiori G. | Makbbuttt—Lot GO, containing 60 acres. jj-v SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 11 Auctioneers. II . W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAB. DACRB, II ■ IMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. II LEASEHOLD 1 COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, j . EPSOM. In the Estate of Wm. Atkinson, deceased. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the agent of thefublio Trustee * to Bell by publio auction, at the Land Mart, Fcrt- Street, on Monday, 13to instant, at 12 o olook, The Unexpired Term (over 16 years) of Lease of Lots 11 and 15 of sub-division of Allotment 23a, Section (5, Suburbs of • Auokland, containing Two Aores, with Cottage thereon, the property of the late Wm. Atkinson. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ■l Wi S. COOTBANB.] [JAMBS DACRE, ■ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. It HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1 m\ BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS J H I^s Suo»oriWs will sell at their Rooms, H - •raook ort' Btl:eet * °n W ridiiy>lOltt iDßtant, at 11 X GBNBRAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITTJB.W H congiatiDg of Couches, Chalre, Mlrrore ■ ! Ptotnres, Curtains, Cheffon'ers, Table™ ■ Books, Lampß, Whatnots, Clocks. Iron ■ and Wood Uedsteads, Mattrosse^ ana Beddinfr, Chests Drawers, Stands ana W Ware, Btretohers, Meat Safes, Kitohen ■|i j Utensils, Gas Stove, etc. Hi Invalids' Choir, Perambulator, Travelling Trunks. 2 Lnr.i;o Blocknmltbß' 1-icllowfi, ] Avery's Weighing Machine {ls owl) &c.



Auctions. W. S. COCIIRANE.J [JAS. DAOBB. MONDAY, SEPTEMBEE 13. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, DRAKE-STREET. TflE subscribers havo received instruc tions to sell by ttucllon, at tho Laud Mart, Fort-stroor, on Mohday, 13 h inst., at 12 o olook, Part of Allotment 0, Section 24, City of Auck land, 78 feot to CtnioronPlaoo, ofPDrake streot, with the Cottage thnreon erected, situate adioinlng Aim t'ollooli'a and Mr Ballontino's properties. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON> Auctioneers. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. SPRING CATTLE FAIR. PAPAKURA. rpiHE Undersigned will hold thoir Second L Cattlo Fair of the Season, at tho Papaknra Yards, on Monday, Ootobor 4. IntohtUng Vendors will pleaso send In Entries not later than Thursday, Soptombor 30. HUNTER & JSOLAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. DURHAM V A R D S. FOR Sale, at Durham Yards, on Friday noxt, 2 Useful Horaos, from Taranaki, good hackt and suiUblo for Light Harness 2 Woll-matched n»y Ponies,:from Taranaki 1 Grey Horse, suitable for Uuneom or liouvi Gpring Cart 2 Heavy Draught M tiros, from Waikato 2 Medium Draught Colts Also, Hacks, Light HarnS^a andDtnUghtHoi-act Drays, Spring Cai'tß, Buggies, Harness. Sudd lory, &c At 11 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. N.B.—Boncdust, Cocksfoot, Ryo Grass, and Clover Seeds on hind Now Sydnoy Drays for private bblo. Sewinsr Machines W(^ I^JB N N Ta, The Giigat SKWING MACHINIi; IMPORTIfiB, .has Just ueceived A Larcc Shipment of the Challenge Machine of the World, thk white co.s sewing machine The Mo3t Silent The Cheapo3t The Most Rapid Tho Highest Arm The Most Simple Tho Ltirgost Table The Mo-'t Knsy to Work Tho Besi, Covor Tho Most Durable The Simplest Shuttle Tho Moat EIeRT-t T'»n x'fißt6Bt ttltch THE BEST SEWING MACHINE EVER MADE Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also, Ahv.iys on rTnnri, Pennine Singrr Vi later & Kcssman Wertheini Cs>nt}*r(l Howe Company's U h-o'or & WlUon Grover and Bakjr'd Joii'-s'ii AH"! Dome tic Ando'horfO'd makes PROM 2S 6D !'ER Week 1 2s 6"d Pei: Wkkk ! -&LL MVCUINKB GUAUA.^T.'..*.!'. Theifi Kachin's onn ho had cf mr :— Morcroft & Co., Whangaroi; 'Ihod. Wells.Cam bridge. : Wm. Sloverson, OoebunK.t; K. Wnyto, Hamilton ; i'arnoll (Sd B iy!an, <'leborne ; Bren nan & Co , 'J'aorangn; and at othor places. mHE / NREAT" "J~\EPOT, QUKEN-STRfiET, QEW IN G ry.| :\ vdIH ES. TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINEJ B >>» O K> -5" H The?o Machines have now boon so long before the publio that they have established" a reputa tion for themselves and can be confidently recommended by h.mdreds who pos-esa them us superior to all others for domestio use. The new Elliptic bhnttlo Movement Is acknowledged on all hands as the simplest quietest, and most beautiful motion ever In, vented for the pnrposo. Tho now Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and la larger than most othen, Sols Aokoti T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-streot.; W Srwtno Machines Repaired. cjonvevancea. QUIQK'S TIME TABLE 0 FROM AUCKLAND AND WHAU. eaves A uckland i Loaves Whas I 12 noon 8.30 a.m. 6 p.m. S p.m. Saturday—Leaves Auckland, 3 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. Saturday—Leaves Whan 8.30 m. and^SJ p.ro f%^ BKIEHLCiY'S AUCKLAND AUD JL . ONKHUNGA 'BUS. - TIMK TABLE. Leaves Auckland Leaves Onehunga Opposite Greyhound Hotel) (Hardington's Hotel 1 p.m. 10.45 a.m. 5.30 p.m. 3 30 p.m. Sundays : a.m. 4.30 p.m. CCODL I N ' S TIMK TABLE: Leaves Onohunga— Leaves Auckland -8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. Saturday nights— 6.30 p.m. | 11p.m. Spbcial COACHBB ab per Agreement. "JJi&iSi O T 1 C 1". On and after Monday, the 21st instant, L. Tierney's 'JBus will run, at the hours epeoifled hot \ve.bn Auckland and tho V/han. From A nckland : From Whau 11.30 a.m. 8 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. (3aturdaynl.So p.m. 8 a.m. . 10 p.m. Spjn^ ■VTEWTOW AND PONSONBY _Ll J3MNIBUSSES. KKLLY & JOBSON. PropriktorS. TIMK SiBLE. Leave Union Bank at following times:—A«, and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., every fifteen minutes : at tho hour and half hour, via Grey-street; at quarter to and quarter pist, via Yiotorla-street. Extra 'Busses leave at 710 a.m. via Grey street, leaving Three Limps at 7.10 for town 5.7 and 6.7 p.m. via Grey-street, NIGHT 'BU 3SKB.—9and 10 p.m., via Viotorla street and Grey-street respectively. Saturday, every half-hour from 8 to 11 p.m. The 3 30 p.m. 'Bos will pass the College on wet afternoons for the convenience of scholars. T 1 TIERNEY'S TIME TABLE. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Onehunga: 10.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m. 3 p.m. Sp.ir. KELLY'S EOYAL MAIL LINE of COACHES to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs, and Tauranga, leaving Tauranga every Mon day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.; and returning every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day. Through to Napier, Wednesday, at 8 a.m. Fare, £5. Livery and Rait Stables, Spring-street, Tauransa. Buggies, Waggonettes, and Vehicles of all kinds for Hire. Booking Office, Spring qtreet SM O G V I R E, • COACH PROPRIETOR, Runa a iCoaoh daily to meet the train at Te Awamutu. . Horses and Buggies on Hire. Orders by Post or Telegraph promptly attended to. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, i ALEXANDRA. ■KTORTB SHORE AND WAD_ juiNE KOYAL MAIL COACHK& Time Table : [jOave tho Flagstaff Hotel, North Shoro, every MONDAY, WKDNKSDAY, and FRIDAY on arrival of the 9 a.m. boat from Auckland calling at the Lake, Lucas Creek, and Dairy Hotel every TUESDAY, THURS. ~ SA.Y, and SATURDAY, at 0 a.m,, for th ' North ehoro. XT^wS?lB--Buflfgle3 t> every description, and 6t£s£J2 etVM,,breakßand Coaches, Ladiea veyaoS^S; a Saddle Horses Special Con. and all wSta SJ'&PlcnJoprvrtioo to the Lake ; driVOW. ««tNorth, with or without



Dampier's Wonderful Bargains. OOK IN THE WINDOW at the I following articles :—Ladies Felt Hoots, 2s 6d tt.o piir; Children's do, li; Ladies' Patent Leather Boots, 4s 6d; Ladies' and Gents' Slip pers, Is 6d; Children's Good and Protty Sooku, ldtho pair; Men's ao, 3d: ladles' Hose, 3jd; Blind Tassblp, 2d each; Pretty Albums, Is; PWtrAfe Crosses, for framing, 2d each; Mon'a Shirt Sulteß, with patent fasteners, In the suite; Ladies Black Hat Ornaments, 3d each; Towels, 23d. All tho above are in the window, and are Groat Bargains. In the Wakeflold-street win dow you will sec—tho Frilling at 2d tho yard, Men's fc'carws at lid, and other Bargains, On , tho cointcr you will see the following:—Ladles' , Linen Cullb, Od the pair; Ladles' umbrellas, 2s 3d; airls" Straw Hate, at Bd | Flowers, lid tho bunch; stand-Up Collar?) 2d the box; Plush, la 8d thoararrlt thlrty-Blx-yard pieces of Uroy Braid, 3d the piooo; Snoata of Plns>throo lor 2d; Skolns of Silk. Id tho doz; hna In otlior parts of the shop you will find Barry 'a celebrated Trlcophoroug, 12a 6d the dos or Is 2d tho bottlo; Mats, 6 in a set, for Is fid; LarßO Antimaoaßsar,9d; Men's SuporiorScarvcß, Black or Coloured, lsj Ladies' Wool do, over 2 yda long end iyd wide, Od; Ladioß' LambßWOOl do, the eiuno slr.o, Is; Mcc Sponges, Is eaoh; li'idiob' Hair FrlsottOß. for tho hair, 8 for 6d. Fresh lot of onoap Calicos, Towelling and Brown Holland; bilk Squares^ Whlto and ami Coloured) Gd; Ladies'Whlto Httndkerchiofs, id; American Leather-, for tublo oovors, Is the 1 yard; Damask do, 2s 6d each. Tho duty, I > boliovo, on cards ia Od tho pabk; nevertheless, I will Bell them at ill tho pack ; Morloy'sKn't i ting Cotton, numbers i to 11. Is Dd the id. ; Clurk's colebratod reels fiOO jUrdß) of Sewing Cotton; Is lOd tho doz, or 2d thoroef; I.lark's Croohbt Cotton, 2Jd tho hank; Stay Husks, 8d and Id tho pair; Spoon do, 8d: Ladles' tUvd Girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id. Oome and See tho now lot of Kyo Glasses, at Is ; and tho now Gorman Sllvor and Steel Spectacles, also at Is ; Heading olass, Od and Jb 3d ; Workboxes, reduced to 2b G J ca^h. Tell ihe School-masters my 81ato Penoiis art. 6d tho box of 100, and if thoy ai\i as sonsiblo as they ought to b?, I Bhallsoli an ' enormous quuntity of thorn; Slat*n, 3d each. Como and soa tho Flannel, at Is 3d tho I yard ; Turklah Towels, lOd each ; Ladles'and olrlo" Hair Nets, Id each, no higher price; Superior Piano Music, consisting bf Operatic and r other Souks, as well as Dunces; Lyon's Kathrion, mliny rrcfur it to Tricopherous, 8d tho botllo; Florida Water, 2a tho boitlo; Ladles' Kid Gloves, la and 2-4 the pair; Furniture I Trimming, 2 iacho-i wide, 2'l the yard; a fow ' Men's Thlot Warm Caps, Including Qfongury, , 1b Od each, worth 3s 61; Boys' do. la; a very 1 Supoi ier Lot of Mon's and Hoys' French Peofc Caps, Is Cd, worth 3b ; Boys' Hard Felt Hata, 2«; Men and Boys' Soft do, 3s 6d; Mon's Ilrucsi", 81; Boys' do, 6d; Stay Lacas, nourly 2 yards long. 2 for Id c Sd thodoz; Girl*' Straw Huts, id ; Good Violin and Bow, 25»; V\ lrccy, 3Jd n d 4Jd tho yd, no higher price; Wincey Skirts ( adleß and girls)', 2s Gd each: Mon's Drawers (iUnnolor I outtou), 2sGd the pair; nice lot of iubbons ut fidtho yard: (Jhlldroun Aueklund inado Moots, at coat price: Gent's fourvos for folding, 1» each ; Boy a' Shirta, la thl ; Mend do.. 2* Cd ; Whoro olso can you uot Kngllsh ruled Noto I'a.c at 2il tho quire, ana Knvotapcs nt2l tho packet of 25) Peer.ces Clioss for shining Buotj witliouc brushes, ad tho boitlo; largo quantity of Dress Huttinx, 2d tho doz; Sluto Llnin/, 3d tho yard; Hrown Windßur Soap, 7 cako* for la ; Ball Dresses, reduced from 20« to 6s: Sluto Lining, 3d tho yard; Went Knd C.'liars, sizo 11, 3d tho box. worth lOd ; Ladio*' Stays, Is Cd tho pair; Dlmliy, 101 tho yard; Hair Brusho*, Is; InfanU' Soft Bru-hcs, 1h ; Nail 4d»nd Tooth do, l»;afowofthoGrand Cloth Brushes loft at Is and 1b Gd; Crapo Trimming, Id the yard; Kau do Cologne and oihor hi« u», Cdthebiitlo: Workboxo<i,'JiOtonoh ; Woddintr Kings, 3d ; Military Braid, 2 yards 1*; Cork Solus, Id pair; Cushion Cord, Id thn doe yar is ; 1 yard Tapo Measures, Id oaoh; Whlto Braid, id tho dor. yards; Blaok and Whlto Merlin Wool 3d tho deis Bkeing ; other colours Id. A grand show In tho shop of tho abote, also of Fingering Wool at 3d tho hank; Piping Cord, 18 knots far li i. What will jou LadUs do when my lih-lh' SplondM ltlbbed Hnee at Oil aro all gono. -D vit PIK R' S Wonderful Bargaic b, corner of Upper Queon street INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE. INDIA TEAS DIRECT FROM OALCUITA. The undarMgnod has jtut reoalvsd a Parcel of tho ub .to. comprising Vichy Ch .iob Fiowhky Assam Pbkoh an» ASB\M PICKOK SOUCJIONO KINDM. They aro Delicloua Teas, being pungent, frag-ant. and of high-c'ass flavour; tiny will bu offered for salo either as p> itu ißHiiia or at blbnded in my 'U, 'U GJ, and 3i jkllxturcn. CHEAP LINES FOU TIIBIFTT HOUSBWITKS : Hroken Congou, 1» 8d per lb or 41b». for 7« U. Ex Ta Anan—loo boxes Fine Congou, at JU per box. Xx llotomahana. &0.-88 boxea Choloo Breakfast ICongou. at 27s per box; M boxos sperm Candlos, Pid per lb. by tho box; Corn flour, Bdperlb.; Sj;UtPeas. Sd. or 12!b».for8i6l; Best Treao'o. 3d por lb. or Bibs, for 2s 3d ; Chooo late, 4d per cake ; Brown Windsor Soap ta lot of it, S to lb.), only 3d per cako ; Mustard Pickeß, lOd per bottle; New Coco«, 4Jd ncr packet; At ported Jams (quaHty nnnranteed'. O-i 6d per dozen. A few moro of the 1» 3d American Brooms; to in time : the maker has failed. Kinest Atnorican Honey, Is id rer 21b. tin; Virgin Honoy, 8d per lb, \TPl«h«(l out A fe* o( last season's Potted Meats (Qoodhall and Backhouse's) will bo sold at 8d per tin to olear; Kciller's Mann"lade, 9s per doss; a job lino of Tnrt Fruits, at BJd per tin ; ditto ChocoUto and Milk, lspertin; elightly damaged Clothes Pegs, 8 dor.on for (11. A quantity of Brushwaro (own Importing) to bo cold cheap 200 gallons Young's Patent Paraffin, lOd per quart. Ex ' HotomnhanV * Te Anan,' ' Ringoroom»,' eto: 6,0001ba. choickst dkandb AmKKIOAN PLUG TOB4CCO, comprising—Vonus, Vir ginia Honey Dew, Mower of All Nations, WatTlily, Triumph of tho Ago, Tin Tag, Over the Water. Crown, Two Seas, &c. A quantity of Meerschaum Plpos, to reduco stock, will bo sold cheap. 0.8.D. Briars, in Horn, IvoryJAmber, and Silver-mounted. F. WHITEHEAD, Wholesale & Retail Tba Dbalkr. and Imi'ohtkk or Tobacoo & Cioarb, Vlctoria-Btreet. Auckland, And Tobacconist. Ouebn-strkbt. WS. JONES • Has just landed, ox 'Loch Doon,' KlUmaa,B EMBROCATION: aleo. a small quantity of Vanner and Pr«*rs Colebrnted New PBtont Waterproof Dressing, "MOL.LISCO RIUM," for Waterprooflng. Softening, and Preserving Harness, Boots, Shoeß, &o. Alao, a email qnantity of Miller's (of New York) HA RVESS SOAP, for Softening and Preserving Hnrnosa, and imparting a fine polish, which will not rub off. It ii also valuable for Cleansing and Healing Cuts, Sores, Wounds, Gnlli, &o. GRKAT REDUCTION IN SADDLES. Tho great demand which has arise* for our own make has caused tho under signed to decide to deal in His ovm MAmjFAcrrtrßH Only, and tolnsnre a speedy clearance of Oonts" KnglUh-mado Saddles, has made a Great Redaction npon his usual Plain narked Prices. SADDLES, TTith Extra Ptrong Bar, Plated Tre«B. complete with Mounts, Fhom DCs Nbtt Cash. WATERPROOF ~RIDING APRONSj Buggy Aprons, Horße Covers. Clothingj Kugs, and all other WINTER GOODS in great rarletr. Strong, Dtjrablb STOCK SADOLKB, our own make, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od; W. S. J O N E R QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. \junsmitJXß. DEVITT, GnniHdker, 244, Queen a street, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 1859.—Always In Stock and to arrive by direot importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bases, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders are imported direot from the makers by the the advertiser, who can guaranteo their good quality. Cartridges for the Knfleld, Snider »nd Terry Rifles. Metallio Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealnra liberally dealt with. Guns Ro-Rtooked, Browned, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.- Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C, V. Chokebore Breech loading Guns cheap. Tho largest stock in Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a large assortment of Fireworks of the best Quality. Fishing Tackle Venetian Blinaa. A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND jtiL ACTORY, COKrffflß OF COOK AND GRrT STRHETS VENETIAN BLINDS I VENETIAN ""' BLINDS I Made of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twist. Our Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds. Wood or Iron. We have a Tory large stock of well-seasoned Pine Tim ber: also a Large Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze [ iinds made to order, and forward to all parts of, tho Col 9&y at the shortest notice, A. & A. BUSBIk (Late K. Hokton Busby). VENETIAN BLIND JTAKKR3 AND WIBB WORKERS, I OKNERIQIf COOK AND GREY STREETS ,



Land and Estate Agents. L\ND, INVESTMENT, AN"D TRUST AGENCY* UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OB" GEORGE FKASER, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT. AND PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. OKMCJiN ! No. 0, South British Insllrttuco ijulldlhgs, corner Queen and Shoi'tland strooty, and W. H. Urahamo's Bond, Fort- Btreot, i Auckland, For tiiu Salk of City, Suburban, and Country Properties. The Investment of Monoy in Land, Mort gages of Frooholds, Bunk, Ineuranoo, and other Dividend paying Companies' Stuck. Tho Management of Kstatos for Truatoos and others. * Money to lend oh Mortgage Several Sums on hand at Low Rates. Special Facilities for Ro-tfayinent If doslrcd. Buyers nnd Sollors oro requested ip Notß that to those desirous of Acquiring, Exchanging, or Inoreafilng Freehold Interests, and thus placing themselves and tholr families in tho near future In a poeltion of indopendouco and above tho Impending struggles of tho mass of a tcoming population, this ahbnoy ia jn a pobitiov ro QIVB SPKCIALFiCILITIKS KOIt TIIK PUHOUABK OV PIIOPKKTY (OK1 A FlllST-OLASS OHAttAOTUB Onlt) kntkustbd tv it voh Salr. FOR SALK-THK FOLLOWING PROPER TIK'S :— First-oli)83 Farm, Main South Road, about 350 aorcs very Holiest volcanlo noil, cultivated, fonbud, and subdivided, with a bountiful rusl doncu nnd nh ncoomary oulhuilcliiut), with lino orobard and gardon. Price vory ohuan, a bargain, and terms oasy. Farm, Pukckohe, 350 acres, large par' culti vated, with k'ood huuno and lino bush. Farm, Pukokoho, UOOucros, unliuprored. but partly fenced, well watered, and noar lluilwuy Station. Farm, Walranga Valloy, 150 ocrao, In'go part cultivutod with lioiiso, orchard, c:ittie nhod, &c. Farm, Pokono, 32U aoros. mostly cultivated and in kiivh, all fonc.od ; galvutiizcd iron sheds and barn, railway convcuiout aud good muln road. Farm, Wnlknto Yalloy, 303 acrt-n. partly fenced and ia grass, good houao, garden, mid ornhard, railway coiivcniencou. Farm, Walkalo Valioy, 121) uores olos I to Rull wny Stullon, i.on'l ili-cmi Mill, easily oil lvaliiil. Jfarm, ltazor Ha k, 03 ao of, Unit-nlnas land, fenced wllh huuau and nuou^Hary outbulldln^y. Farm, Tuakau, iflacrm, with oxo, liont hush, on" mllo from rnilway station. Surb irban hand, btakoh' I'oint. 80 aoron. Favm. MauiiKiktuioto, USD auiOS, kood land, oh>'ap, rail and water uomiuuiiio/itlon. Farm, V\ alkato, 200 aoros, partly in grass, fenced, larno river frontage. Kutato, Wnikato, 0000 acres, llrst-olass land, largo rlvor frontoi{v. fstnto, Wulkuto, largo Prooho'd ard Ijoaso liiikl proporly, with farm bulldlnga, stock, horaiMi, onttlo and Bhoup. A number of othor propertioa. Fnllor descriptions with Pai>loular» on nppll •atlon to GEORGE FRA3KR. Invostmout Land and Trust Agouoy. RO. t R B X \' W OO D, • AUCTIONEER HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE lAGENT Corner or shoktlaniwubkt. WANTKD— Intcnillng Piirclianorn of Farms, Land, or liouuou, to call .it my olllco for printed lisU-i. SMALL FARM.—To Gardonara and Othor*.— For Immcdiato Salo, a compact little Ilomo ■toad of 9 acres of good laud, iiHcd us a nuruory and slrawbi'rry garden ; i roomed I'attago Stablo, shodw, »o ; wntjr rrDiitngo; slluuto milts from town. Price, £275.- 2i. FARM for Salo oonilntlng of 200 ncr«» of rich land; 150 acre* good biißh, 50 aorea open flat, partly laid down Id gcol clovor und rye- KruSK, 1 »cro of garden ; good t'ottaß", Stable, &c; 20 rnllos from Auckland by rail or road (couth). Price, only £550.-29. 17' OR HALF, at Nowmarkot, a oomfortablo JL Four-roomed llouso aud Allutmout, 33 z 119 foot; good garden, yreV, tank*, wat>h-liouse, coal and wood Bhed, etc. »tc. Price £250. Term* easy. FARM for Solo.—A •ompoct little Farm of 50 anrcigood land, all fenced and sub livided, &o.; 30 acres undur plough, 20 anres in Kraßs, tco.; 6 roomod House, Shedj, &c . orchard, gar den, &-o.: 20 iiiiitm fr<m Auckland by rail. P.-100, £500.-25. FOlt SALK, 100 Aoros of stood linnA in tho "VValpa (Waikato). Price. 42 an aero.—ci. TT^ORSALK, thrcsgood Four-roo cd Cottngtfl, X ell well finished, together w* flvo I<wko levol Freehold Allottnonts, all for ccd aud plan ted, &c, &c; good walls, ontbul dines; let to good tenant*. Situate off Urea' North Road. Prico for lot, £700.—38. FOR SALE. well-flnlihodSevsn-roomedllouso in Ilowe-atrrai; rooms larß<», iofiy. nnd woll-linlßhed ; good all iniont. Prico, £410 -37. FOR SALB, Sow Flvtvroomod Kouio In Bcr-s ---ford streot: well-llnidhed, &o. ; allotment 33 x 00. Price, £320.- 38. FlVKto ISM ACRE3of «ood Land for»alo. rltuated in tho .Mount Albert District ; north-oastorn anpect. Prio-.i, £12 103 an aero. FOR BALW, threo Now Four-roomod Veran dah Cottages : thoroughly well finished : larxo Freehold Allotmonls; fenoed, &c; situated noar Ma-.on's gardenn. Parnvll. and closo to Newmarket. Prico.£22s rach. 'forms easy. FOR SALK, a orood Flto roomod Hour-o and Allotmont. 33 x 172 foot; sltnatod In Now ton-street: good 'garden, well, etc., etc. Prico vnry low, £150.-28. FOR SALK. two Sovcn-roomod Houses and larao Allotmont, 127 feot front^ito to Wil llam-strciit by 100 feot to llome-sheat. Price, £400 each. No. 37. 17»OR SALE,at Whatawhstn, about 1,000 Acres . Ijind, bring loin 191, 192, 19^. 190, 700 acres b»ing splendid bush, the romalndur mostly im proved, about 200 acres being In grais; two homesteads Will bo sold in eithar ono or two lota. Prico, £3 un aero. No. 29. 1?OR SALK, *t Northaote, 29 Acres rich Ijind, . all In grass and fcn«rri : now 4-roomo'l House. Stsblo, an< Garden, &•., s«a fronMge magnificent view, weH wooded with fu«l; prlou, £30 an acre. This ia iho ohoapost property nt StokoV Point. FOR SALE, a comfortable 7-roomed Housa, with ovcry convenience, togtthor with about} an acre l.nnd, laid out In good Garden, Orchard, &c; situatoon tho Mount Wdon Road, good Stable, (.ut-bui'dlnßS, &«., &o. ; priao £423. Let at tho *resent time tor 1T« (id a week. Sales by auction o.f Household Furniture, fco. &0., undertaken by «. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, &tt, Offlpp; Comeir Shortland and Qnoon gtreota riHAS, \\' ILLIA MSO N, HOUSE, LAND, AJND ESTATE AGENT, Vitloaj; Lank, Auckxand. RKNTS and IWTKRKST CoUeotod. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on first-class ■eouritlefl, without Charok. Skvek per oont. allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARBB Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absent-cos. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALK, AT FKB VOOT:— Home-street, 10/ \YiUiam-s»re«i 15/ Beresford-street, 00/ Duke-street, 'if/ View Road, SO/ Cook-street. £» Perclval Parade, 15/ Kdwln-stroet, 21/ Wood-sueot, 15/ George-street, Al Gratte>-street, 12/ Victoria-street, .618 Randolph-street, 40/ Kyber Pass, 90/ Wyndham-street.4lolo/Grafton Road.BS/ Wllliam-fltreot, 60/ Nelson-street, 40/ Short-street, £8 Vine-street, 10/ Franklin Road, 00/ ShbUy Beach Road, 80/ Union-street, 28/ Llverpool-streot, 10/ Symonds-street, £5 Mount Kdcn, £1 Hnckott-etroet, 35/ Proapoot-etroet, 16/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 35- Also, in variouti other streets at low rates. -<?9rifin TO LiENIJ, In Sams of £10 and np *"iuuu wards, on good soourltles /~iRAFTON ItOAD,-9i Acres to let (with XX (House) on lease ; cheap. 2J years to nn. PANMURK.— House md a"re of ground for salo ; nno't position. Kauy terms, nqnn—^ix-roomed'Hoiibo, all flnishnd, for jju\i\j salo In Lincoln-street; large allot m ant. ■PA Ifl—Now Six-roomed House for Ka'e, in XJiIU Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid view of harbour. Also, flne now Houso with bay window; water frontage. £l; 0. 4?oi rv—Now House in Brown str.-et for Sa,el efc/u i. \j noar Ponsonby Road ; two tanks. /COLLEGE ROAD -Commodious Family Rosl \j dence for Sal* ; Oas and Water laid on. -POOfi—Four-roomed Ilouso (new) for ealo, in &j&&\) Nowton; largo allotmont. MOUNT EDilN—Soveu-roomed Ho-iso and stable; large allotment. Prico, £3ZO. fiQA-For Salo In Nowton, a Four-roomed *lou Houso and nice garden, level. SHOPS in High-street, Karangahape Road, and Freeman's Bay, to* (ale. cheap. nn o a—Six roomed HOUSH for s»lo in Par ct/Ziou noil ; quite now. Eaßy terms. ■PflK— Four-roomed HOUSK at JWorninggido *'"*' for salo. Largo gardon, well planted. ROKEBY-STRKKT-Housn and Allotmonts for sale, together or separately. J?OKfl—Five-roomedHoUbOand workshoo, oft &&OV Collegti Road, fur salo; well fUluhcd throughout, quite new; two verandahs. i?/L«M.—New House in Park Road, nlnq rooms, *^UOU f or g a ie. Splendid rlow.—Also very comfortable Houbo of seven rooms ; large gar den ; flne view. Kasy terms.—Allotments alao for sale cheap 4?1 OKA—VILLA RKSIDKNCK for Sale, at *!■«"" Mount Albert, possessing ono of the finest views in the district.—Also, two acres ad joining for salo. n-i 7 a—HOUSE and Garden for salo in New 3^-L' « ton. Small deposit weekly payments. /~1 REY-STREET—Six-roomod Houso (new) for XX sale. Large allotment. Also, two shops, detached workshop &c, on very easy terms. PUKEKOHE EAS I'.-lfine Farm of 107 acres for Sale, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestrad : little bush; £-110s per acre. LiKAFIKLD ROAD. — Comfortable Cott*go, O ont-housos, &o , for Sole, on easy terms. PAPAKUKA.— Six Acres of Land for kale tor £35. Karako.—llo acres for £100. T>t NSONBY-Villa Kesitlenco for salo, six jl -ooms, etabling, out-offlces, &c; 2 acres, orcha d, &c; largo frontago to two streets; splem Id view of river. MOUNT EDEN—Large Now House, fitted with every convenience (two acres of land), for salo. Fine view. «,,.„, r> o n r\— Five-roomed House for Sale in Ne!son- MOUV B treet. Garden, tanks, &c. roc A—New Soven-roomed House for salo in JJOJV pameii, Heautiful view. Also, Five roomed House at £330. Six-roomed House, £289 PARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Eden, x Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokorikl, Man gere, Paremoremo.Kast Tamaki.Stokes's Point, I waitakerel, Hondorson'B Creek, Papatoitoi, j Remunra, Cambridge, Littlo.ind Big Omaha, Kariol, Klverhead. Morningside, Mahurangi, Wainui, Omaru, Arorimu, Ooromandel, Mer cury Bay, Okauin, North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura, &o. Also, boo list in New Zealand Herald and Weekly ATewJ. CflA S. W-I LLIAMSON, i BSTATB AGKNT VuiCAN Lanhl



Land and Estate Agents. T%T H. METCALFE, ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISaION AGENT. NO. 29, INSURANOB BDItDmGB. Tho advortlaor, having had 17 years' ex pcrlenoe, and being lmitnalely aoquainted with ill properties now in his hands for sale, can idvigo intending Settler* in their choioo ot land. FAKMS.from 60 to 8.000 acres, on hand. FnU mi'tiouiara on application. Several good In irestmonts for Capitalists. Commlsaions of ovcry do-oriptlon ezoonted :or Country Settlers at low rates. IpOUSALE EEMARKABLY CHEAP), A Compact ISLAND of about 100 aoresgood land ; good bonne, orchard and vinery: about twelve miles from a uoklond. Steamers pass throe or {oar timoß daily. A Nice Little FARM of 00 acres—ono - half cultivated, and a good fl vo-roomed house, «d upou It, in the Wainul district. Price very low. A Good FARM of 151 acros, largo orchard, good house, and Buildings—nine miles by road and twelve br -water—with good crock frontage. A Snug HOM BTEAD df 100 acres good land house and buildings t paddooks feno'd with quick thorn fences; stock, implements. &c, &o. All really Cheap. Dlstanco about thirty miles from town. Ownnr leaving for JCngland. ONE HUNDRED ACRES GOOD LAND— forty acres in grass and fenoed, balanco bush and forn—at Papaioito: thirteen miles from town. Price very low. Two Good NEW COTTAGEH of five rooms eaoh, in Newton. Albo, two good Allotments, 33 i 100 foot each, drained and planted with oholco troos. Ono Allotment, 31 x ICO foot, oornor of Commercial Road and Great Worth Hoiui, Newton. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, LAND AGENT. 8. Uubkn-sthbkt uraperv l\^ ELLKSLEY HOUSE. JUST OPENED, ONE CASK LADIES' COItSKT 1, with Spoon Hublcb, in Drab and Whlto, which I am offering at 3s lid and 6s Iho pair. Splendid valuo. ONE CASE MORLKTS KNITTING ' COTTON (sizes i, 0, 8, 10, 12>, at Is 9d per lb. Tho Halunco of WINTER STOCK of Gknkiial UuAi'Kiiv Clearing Out at COST PRIOW. Country Ordor.i wilt roooivo prompt attontlon as usutkl. A. L O V E TT, DRAPER, WBLI.RSLBY-BTBKVr, AUOKXANt. O 1' It I N G, 18 80. P, TOMLINSON IB NOW SHOWING 1118 FlltST PAttCKL ov SPUING GOODS Suitab'e for tho Spring Season, oomprliilDg all the Nkwkst Tkxtuiucs and Matkbials l!f Qalutca Stripes, Iteatrloo Strlpei jUtnlea Twill*. Drons TwlHa luilu Sirlpcn, Drawn fatoeni Import il lUpa, Gala Strlpi • l'liiin Porcivlos, l'ompadour Sateool Pompadour Prints Also, Tho i iiL'lra Cloth, tlio N'ewoit Malaria for ilio ."ciiaoii, Tory atflisb, an recommended to irrur well Thoso GoodH are mn.rk«d lit Prioco to Suit tho 'lImiOH, and to iiiihiu-o a sucoly Ulciirnuoo *O make room for further Uooua to nrrlrv. INSPKCTION INVITUD. V. TOMLINSON, DRAPER. Wabwick Housb, I'aiwkh,, TH ISTLE HOTEL, QUKKN-STRKKT, AVCKS^MWD. SICLKCT DIIiLIAKD SAIX)OV, containlnK onn of HoiiEOtt'B Prlno Tables, tho fas:cst «nd bc»t Üblcß In Now Zealand ; »nd Alcock'a exhi bition Table thnt t.iok (tret prtxo at tho Great Kshibition of 18C2, the haiulnomcflt table in tho Colonies. The rooriiH are lofty and woll lighted, and the inar&ing moit carefully attended to. J KARKIGAN. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL S. VIVIAN Ujatk or Swan HoTMiK Favlnßtation PoisesKlon of tho above Well known Hot-1, H.V. will be glad to sea old Frlendß, and cordially wolcome now faces. A retired and comfortable bountjo upttAlrt. Aitlito? ongagod from Melbourne. FEKKY HOTEL, NORTHCOTK, LATH STOKKS* POINT, J. MAXT !iLL, PEOPBHrro». Accommodation fur Travellers. Saddl* tHoreet on Hire VITAKKWOKTH, MAHUIiAHGI. CHARLES THOMSON Bogs to Inform his friends and the public he haa rosumod Business in tho Old Wremlsoi, knows as "Thomson's lomperanoe Hotel,* and hopei by strict attention to busines* to itill morit the patronage >><■ h«s always reoclved. Good Stabling and Paddooks. Horaen for Hire Uraperv o TOT ORKING ]\/[ BJ|l MOW mxi WAGES ABB LOW MiAES «POP Vm OT TQO^ HAgSWOB,' WE WILL ASSIST TO U I Wo aro Importing oar Clothing Direct from thb Bust and CmsArESf Factories in England, And are, thcroforo, in a position to soli at LOVVEII PRICKS thai! thoy could be Purchasoi from Whuleßalo Houses here. W» do Oub Own Business, Consequently havo Very Small Exponso, which enables us to Bell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHRR HOUSB m AUCKLAND. Wo, in making this statement DEFY anyone to DISPROVE it. Below is a List for a SMALL PORTION ot our STOCK:— 8. 11. . Good Working Coats .. „ .. 10 0 Good Working Trousers 6 6 Good Working Vesta .. .. _ * 6 Strong Working Shiits 11l Black Cloth Pagots 23 0 Blaok Cloth Galateaa 10 0 Black Cloth Sacs _ 0 6 Blaok'Cloth Troueors 7 11 Blaok Cloth Vesta ~ 1 6 Blue Cloth Paxets 25 0 Blue Oloth Galateas 18 0 Blue Cloth Saw) .. M .. .. It 6 Under-fUnnels id Merino Unders I H Merino Panfrj 16 Boys' Spanish Suits .. .. .. 6 0 Beys' Tweed Suits .. .. :.. .. T 6 Eoys* Rnits, with bßlts .... .. 12 6 Boys' Fancy Doe Suits 12 6 Boys' Black Cloth Suits 18 6 Boys' Yarmouth Suita .15 0 Boys' Dover Suits 17 6 Boys' Velvot Sutti 20 0 Boys'Galacoa Suitß 20 0 Boys'Sao Suits .. -- .. .. 17 8 Boys' Ovorcoats ~ 12 6 FITTISGrON-BOOM ON THK PREMISES, WT mrst PHILLIPS' MART, 172, QUEBN-STRBBT.



Ironmongery. &c- Jj/pORT.ER & C° IMPOIITKKS OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE OF KVKRY DESCRIPTION. HAND SEED DRILLS FOR SOWING GAHDKN SKKDS OF ALL lUFDS. AMERICAN HAND SEED DULLS FOR MAIUKT GAItDHNKUS ArfD ! OTHISU3. Theeo Drills an very vulunblo for booing between the rows and oai thing up young plants, GENUINE PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOW 151 S la Four »lz(v\ viz., 10, 12,11, and 10 Inch. BALANCE HANDLE GARDEN ROLLERS With Cylinder In two plcoos to avoid cutting up tho path, : > GALVANISE!) TIMN GARDEN ARCHES Ja GUKAT TAIi I K!TY. M Large Lot to be sold vory olioip. GALVANJSUD GAME NETTING Far protecting Boeilii from m tin. Fowl HouMt, &cv, &0., &c. AMERICAN HAND PRUNING SllliATir. Mmoli handler lliau iho Kr.lfo for ninny I piurpoioii SPJIDKH, Shovota, DraininßTcola Dliiglnß and Light Oa 'den Korku Boythes, neaping 1{ ,p.». Garden Trowoto Ilaud ForkH, Ifiviich I'ottlig Trowels, &c. THE HOUSEHOLD WASHING MACHINE Ii connldered by oompeUnt Judges to !be tho b'Bt now boforo the Public. It U easy K> work, Simple In ao-ion, compact in nrranßcmoat, oitootlTo In operation, v.id sx-.-«lleDt In work manship. Nnmber o( artlolos to bo wa hod at one time kF No. 1 Washe» ---e Shirt*, or S Sfcoete, or 1 Quilt, or 1 Biankot, or otbor quantities of eqaal balk No. 1 will tako ono-third mor». SPRING AND LEVER MANGLES OB VARIOUS BIZBB, THE COMPLETE WASHING MACHINES. BRANSTON & FORSTER'S FOUN |TaIN WASHERS. HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES OF EVERY KIND. E. PORTER & CO., IRON MERCHANTS, AND IMPORTERS OF MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AMATEUR LATHES With or without Slido Resta. SCREWING MACHINERY for Bolts or Iron Pipe. AMERICAN TINSMITH'S TOOLS. NEWEST PATTEBNS. Much quicker In work than the English Machines. CIRCULAR CUTTERS. Circular Cutters with Edge Tumor and Burring Attaohmsnt. ' ' GUILLOTINE SHEARING MACHINES, TABADLB ACTION. Hand Snips and Stock Shonra Soldering Copptrs Plain Galvanised Iron Charcoal Sheet Iron Bhoat and Bar Copper Copper and Braes Tubs. ENGINEERS' AND WHEELWRIGHTS' TOOLS of all sorts. Wholesale Department: man-sTREET. VSflfAlfc DfIPABTMENT :



Furnishing. pKEAT C< A L E OF ■pURNITUiIE, QA.KPETS, JfLOURCLOTHS. FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY, PBEJIISKB COMIKOiDOWN. W INKS & H-ALL, Being about to rebuild their promises, which will necessitate the Removal of tho Htock, and to roduoe the abovo have marked down the Prices con siderably, with a LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. THEIK EXTENSIVE STOCK COAiriUSliS ALL TIIB LA.TEST NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, HANGINGS, AND OTHKR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CRETONNES. W. & B. AHE JUST OPENING THEIE FIUST SHIPMENT 01' TUB SYDNEY EXHIBITION PRIZE MEDAL CARPETS, Tho boat that lms evor boon exhibited in Auckland, I ho wholo of which will bo sold at THE KEDUCED PKICKS. THE WILSON AND GROVER AND BAKE It OEWIMG Tyr AQHINES AT HALF PRICE. N.B.—THE SALE WILL ONLY CON r TINUE FOR THREE WEEKS. A. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, Y\7" INKS & XT A L L, SIIORTLANP STREET. SALE NOW ON. Medical. |_T I T C H B N S CELEBRATED Blood J.\; estorbri Tllre RENOVATOR OF THE HUMAN BLOOD NO MOHK PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If tho Lau-H of Health are observed, ordinary caro exercised, and Blood Rkstorkr Freely Taken I H I T "cITe N S* Celebrated Blood Hestoker okutain ourk For tho Lanimur, I^aesltude and I)in«ase whloh attend tho Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climate?. Fevers which bo quickly fasten on tho rtobill tuled fyptom may easily BK KKPT AWAY by tho timely uso of this «r [MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY I T» In fnct by its nso' the Most Malignant of Tropical Fevers havk bkkn KJECTKDfrom too Human byetcm, and by its aid Dying, Fover-Btrlcken Men have been, as it were, RAISED FROM THE DEAD j As is shown by tho following interesting TALE OF THE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THK PACIFIC. Wm, Opperman, Keg., a wealthy island trader was for pOlllO mniittid lylntc ill at Happomamma an i.«lund of the Kingsmlll Grou».in tho Paciflo He had been seized with rheumatic fovor, whioh wna followed by complicated disorder* of a ter rlb'y severe nature, assuming the form of a Bpecloe of palsy nover before known. Tho suf ferer's limbs swelled, the legs lost all sensibility to pain ; tho foot could be wrenched round or the skin pierced with a lanco without inflicting the slightest suffering. The sick man was erf dently unconscious of his having legs, and hi! brain was seriously affected as if with lunacy. In this deplorable state he -was kindly broiißh from tho islands to Auckland by Mr H. Hender son in the schooner Coronet Captain Moollcr and, being a Gorman, ha was received by the German Consul, O. Yon drr Horde, Esq., and placed in tho District Hospital, whore he re ceived treatment for three weeks with no indica tion of improvement, his case being pronounced by one and all a roost hopeless onr. The captain of the Coronof, knowing that extraordinary cures had been effected by the use Of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood 'Restorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Restorer to take the caso in hand, and a oontraot 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 npark of life left. Mr Hitchens ordered the suffering man to bo removed to his (Mr H.'nl private residence, where his wants could personally bo attended to b- Mr Hitchena The latter administered tbo medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freely. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing the case beyond tho power of man to eflteotacure. How ever, after six weeks the effect ol the medicine became wonderfully apparent. The Blood Restorer bad acted steadily hot surely on the blood; the deadly impurities were gradually eliminated from the system until the stream of life flowed unohecked in its natural channels orer the entire man. The brain be came dear and active, and tho limbs once again refolced In natural oiroulation, tbe patient ruing to his feet cured of diseases which had baffled tho skill of leading physicians, aHrlng proof of the wonderful healing powers of EUtahens Celebrated Blood Restorer. TESTIMONIAL.] To H. A. H. Hitchens. Ksq. AnoUluld *NlZ> Before leaving Auckland on my return voyage to the Islands, I have to perform the pleasing duty of acknowlfldging tho surprising cure I have received at your hands- Coming to Auckland as I dl<l a dying man. beinn palsied and generally unconeclons, tint hearing from others that no hope of recovery w*s hold out by medical men, I look upon you now as tho preserver of my life. I am convinced that to you - meidlrlae alone is dno tho credit for my now being a living man. I bog to thank you moat sincerely for the kind ness you have shewn mo while staying In your bouso, and In conclusion would earnestly re* eomroend sick people to use your Blood Restorer, as it is tho most extraordinary purifier of the blood 1 ever heard of, or met with in my travels. It one of the many good gifts of a benofloent Creator to his suffering children on this earth, W. OPPERMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. Signed in the presence of G. Yon dkb Hbydb, Imperial German Consul aoknt for hltohens' cordialised blood Restorer— MESSRS EHRENFRIKD BROTHERS. Ooftee Mercnantß JJBOWN, BAttttETT & CO.'S AUCKLAND BTBAW COFFEE AND SPICKIiMILLS, COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating ; Beverage both for Winter and Summon To obtain what yon really want, ask for onr Boat Brands, tho KXCKLSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and hare very much increased In demand—a euro proof o their bolng consumed and appreciated in all houaeholds throughout and oven out of our province. ea. Wholosalo only at our MlUs and Agents £*. Retail at all Grocery Establishments In Town and Country. §a| \ ->nr bost £Sq Hxcr'.w Brand, Bfresiilabol I qualltlos. B«^ 3t»;iaard „ rod >Every pkgo . glo Uon •. pink „ I with our A u u % ■(RnatU'o J ft* I 8? gj*. » . ) Oui iowert £•2 »jAnohor „ pnoel' „ f qualitieß, s a-" [Crown „ yeUow ~ f without our £ fIS / Bignature. OurPEPPJERS a,ndJBPICttS we gnarant< a of Beat Quality, and free of adulteration. v.v, v. , * BROWN. nARK£!TT.& CO. Elliott-street, . Wjj 13th. 18TO.



MercnnnnißP. L. D. N ATHAN & co- WAREHOUSEMEN WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANT IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SHORTLAND-STBEET. AUOKIiAND. Inflon'fi for English or Foreign f lrms exeonted on favourable terms, under the personal super vision of our London firm, LONDON OFFICE". 10, COLKMAN-BTREET VTE.W QEASON'S fIIEAS 1880-1881. We bkg to inform tiik tbadb that wk havli (eeceived advices informing us of the dkpart»ke 9v our cli»h choonml 'sybil,' from foochow, »n 17TB JfULT, WITH a full cargo of this tear's Teas, CONSISTING OF 3912 pAOKAeKB, ANn wk km> vr »int ahrtal at ant MOMK^T. Muitera of moat of tbs various Chops har urrirod par i.«. ' Itemnuli.' Samples foe liquoring may be had oa appHca* tlon, or will be forwarded poet froe. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Shortland-strekt, Auckland. gXVKN PRIZR MUDALB AWARDED nOODALL S DjOUSEHOLD Specialities! A Single Trlil solicited from those who have not yet tried theae splendid preparations. GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE KiSLISH. The mott'dellcious Sauoe in the world. This Cheap and excellent S*uce make* the plainest viand* palatable and the daintiest dishes more delicious. To Chops, Bteaki, Vlik, «tc., it is Incomparable. Sold by Grown, Oilmen, ChemlsU, &«. GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER. The beat in the World Indispensable t» every household, and a boos to all houaowivc. Makes de ioioua Puddings without egft'. Pastr~ without butts'-, and beautiful lkht Bread vitbout yeast. Sold by Grocer*, Ollmea, Chemists Jco. GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For making Delicious Custard* without eggs in less time and at half the trice. Unequalled for the purpose* intended. Wil give the utmost >atisf«otlon if the instructions xiven are lmplioitly followed. The pronrieton entertain the greatest confidence in the ante*, and oa« recommend it to hoiisok-apora generally as & useful agent in the preparation of a good Custard. Givb it a Trial. Sold by Grocer*, Chemiata Italian W arebousemaß, Scs, PXirAKBD BT GOODALL ACKHOUSE * CO*, «nnm Horsh anaaa, lbbds. WHOLESALE or L. Ti NATHAN & CO) «- ■■ .m,-;.VC OIS^UIT, DUBOUCBE ft COS UELEBHATED PALE BRANDY. ■ Wo hare Iways on hand the sDora Cele brated Brandy, m bulk, cases, one star, four star (very old, mila), flasks, half flasks, qnarte'- g»*^ crystal barrels decanters. and&GallOH L. D. NATHAN & CO., OLE iMrOBIVHS, BASS'S PALE |ALE, By Rbad Brothkrs, Londow, (Dojr 1* Head Bot ng Mark.) Neither the Brewers nor th« Btttien hara ■pared any t ouolo or cost to make thi* the Finest Ale in the World. uoth Capital and skj are allied to mak* it a standard of excellence. Gjj IN.H >. £ kVs STOUT, By RkAd Bhothbrs, London, (Uog'a Bead Bottling Mark.) This Stout combines due richness with the "edge" that is developed only by prolonnei storage in vats of great capacity, by eh a* Messrs Guinness's; and the bottling arrangements are a guarantee for prime condition. L. D. NATHAN {& CO., Sole Agents, . AUOKL AND



Fancy Goods, &o. >' '<ssa ■■' IMPORTERS OF FANCY G 0 ()D S QUEEN SYUBSBT, (Next to Mr KohD, Jeweler)! HEY IMPORT TH£IE OWN GOODS Dip. .. THKIR STOCK IS HOW VERy li^T"* ?* AND VARIED. **«*. ': They have juat unpacked ex Fa»enn«.- I SIX CASES Containin .AWN TKNNIS, SELTZOGEKEg »»». M PLATTERS, ETC. ***&|p A W N ~7p E N. r T g|j, IN BETS. AND I LAWN TENNIg I ' I N SEPARATE PAKT3, as Biro. n,i S « Nuts, Bat Covers, &&, &£■ ™M« 1 Every variety, ' J 11 ROLL, BOWL. OB PITCH" . I :ho New Outdoor Game for Young p.- CBOQUET, LAWN BOWLS CHTm™-*'? 1 f WAKK, &c. , UCKai. Mi SELTZOGEN So In cano or wire. Pi CHINA ORNAMENTS, Ero. | BAGATELLE BOABDS, of best main i. „ sines, end with real Ivory Balls * *" Work Boxes, Dressing Case?, ■Wrltinir Ti«i« ■ Patent Adjustable Chairs.fordrawin&JoESli Albums In choice designs, hand-nalntari *■?** Crystal Flower Btandß UI*«.SO, -< DOLLS and I'OYS of all kinds ; V Together with a great variety of other useful and ornaineniiil, suitable for preMnSjS?'!,, ■'~&, N.8.-To arrive per Scottish 1 0 <s!eand taiwi is nagar, Twenty-Kight Cases of NEW GQggs||i Medical. . . | D X G * A ~~1« Member of the Royal Collego of Surgeons, si». ' land, and of the Medical Boards of Victor^ and New South Wales; also regUtaiejiS In New Zealand, CQUIJUT, ACRIST, AND SPICUUBI (From Kurope) M » »iy be oon milted upon aU Diseases of the Bj 9 f Bar and Throat Deafnetß, Noises In UjeHetd ■ ' Defe#WT«Slght,Bqulntliiu,Cataract8 t Ainßßßii|i' ■ Ophthalmia, Qntta Ferena, Loss of EyetaaheeMiir flummation, and all Diseases of the Kre.Kar.ufl Throat treated upon new •ndscientiflcprinoljiei, I 08. GRAINT. '.'"' \ Ha* arrired In Auckland, and may he oonsnlted at bis consultlnp: Rooms, ClaremontHoiiaiilif ; Prtnoea Street Hours of A ttendanca: Morning, 10 till 1; 'AOgs> noon, 2 till 5; Saturday*, Morning only, "' AUCKLAND TESTIMONIAI||| Auckland, September6,lß% I hare been under Dr Grant's treatmentiidfiel 18tn August, for deafness of both ears, I am ": returning home to Tauranga this day quite oured, and can hear a» well as ever I old, SYDNEY HOBpH 211, Queen-street, Auckland, JalyJOHnß Dr. Grant. Dear sir.-I have to mnm '"■ thanks' for tho great benefit to my beanie ilnco I hare been under your oare.-I am, i», . ROBERT CAMPBEIJ, Ponsonby, Joly.ftH Under Dr. Grant's treatment 1 am-veryin^lijS Improved in my hearing, and shouldrecomatjSjite any one to try tho same. i! M. A, PARKBR,; Brcokeide, Papaknra Valley I was under Dr. Grant's treatment for sqolaS' -j:. ing, and was completely cntedln ten d»yt jla would earnestly recommend any persons sni&r- '•' ing from diseases of the eyes to make a trial« : Dr. Grant, feeling sure that he would taeft them aa he haa done me. JOHN SINCLAIRF.JIMB Auckland, August 6,i&8518 I hare been deaf in the left ear for /oar ytan and in the right also. On the 2nd August Iwu : treated by lir Grant, and am row quite fte!!, ' being: able to hear as well as ever IdJd. abthdr Parkinhon. Farmer. OpOUkCW Pooeonby Road, Hope town, !. Auckland, 16th Jnne,lißlw3H I have been under Dr. Grant's caretlncttSth"-; May, for great deafnes", for more than twejfylng yearf, and am about seventy (70) years ol «g«,sg Dr. Grant has removed a large and;fMJW polypus from my ears, and I can hett inxaig better, having greatly improved under bittOtm tor which lam very thankful. >f*Kjj - CHAKIKg liOJf t,cWi Home's Estate. New North RoadisSa Auckland, 16th June, 380, I hare been suffering from a Bevere local disease. Dr. Grant operated upon me on Sato- : ..■ day last, and I am now quite well, although :■•/' had been In an ill state of health for four ycaa, Charles McujwJjM Cross-street, Newton, Auckland, 17th June,lßttafi[ I hare been nearly blind for over seven yaw and unable to work at my trade (a conteott<mwtY. On the first day of this month I went MMggW Grant's care, and already see very much bettef." In this short space of time. John Whitim. ; Parneli, 14th Jane, J3JOT| lir Grant has just cured me of a long-standinj % ; deafness of more than ten years, for which Ism v yery thankful, having tried many other dooioa • without success. JUabia J. TRKniiJE|l Mangero, Onchunga, ; ;> Auckland, August 26; 18ft ifi For thirty-five years I have been'sofflWJß® with diseased eyes. Since the 6th of '£$RgAM have been under Dr Grant's care.anaJlMß i rapidly roooveiing. . • Auckland, August n.ISWIO I hay« been deaf for eighteen yea«.(uilo»il was four years old) the drums ot bom ears tot ing uloeratort away. lam still iroprOTingflii?*'* Dr Grant's core, and can hear much wwrjfflm sometimes Tory well. Margaret BAKBraKW. ■■, Auckland LunatloAsylOjMHH WhaU, August '«ijS|SfS This is to certify that I hare bean Jgn*l!«l Grant's tare for hardness of hearing from B8 19th instant, and find I am so far improvedii w : ■ear the ticking of a wat»h, wbioh IMilS| do before I put myself under his trea&nnu^MH dr«r ibcty j tars old. __, • Nelson, Ilth Mw.lKl ■ 1, Tho?, Adams, hare been under Dr. Ow^t | treatment for deafness ot the left ear, fromjfip|| I hare Buffered for t*o years, the resnit ■«•.,.; severe tropioal fever. I find my hearing t.tml- 1 improred In the short lime-Binc ( ?| OtT^|&fflV OPPaIIONS OF THE PRKSS. ' ■ We can conscientiously reo°ml?e^ (lJSSi|| suffering from eeafness or other alunßßWjjffl Dr.Gra->t has made a special study or, WW him a risit, when,, If ourable •atlentt', vmhSjgm •erUinll/ expect relief. An instance M^WSSi our notice on Thursday, in the case MsMSm nsmed Charles Swanson, ■whohasTjeenTeryj!'"^ lor three years, but, after ten daiß «e*un™p S can now hear perfectly even the lowest T»nw«' Tho cure is a rather remarkab'e wwffll be«n unier »he care of many medical nieiu#Ks has received no benefit whatever 'ffip^n^gi treatment, "New Zealander," DeoemDW «»<j : Mr Ernest D'Egvilla Micbau osllßi.-JtW'V office y cmo1 day; and stated that J? "f&SSii blind with his right eye all "JfilSrl Hearing about Dr. Grant, M**''.* 0? 11!;?! who is now en a visit to this WSISI determined to give him a trial. WiJEsl only been under Dr. Grant's treating*l"Kga eleven days when ho found th&t he wfflSS^a largft olvjoota'nt some distanoa. ."SH stated that he had been under the we*i"sK!B some of the beat medical men at home, dJ*SS| not received the slightest benefit; »»e»re»s«! times chary of accepting details of " cures," but the j oung man who called »«ow - office aopearsd to be tolling the truth, •»djtSi exceedingly grateful to Dr. Grant for t%;!88B§ he! has already exp9rienced,-r New-jse«^.jja Timos " 25th December 1879. Dr. Grant is also Specialist in the JWbm«»4 of W omen and Children. iil«v ' Dr. Grant has recently effected a veryreira'Hj able cure in the oase of Mrs D. KWVIJXf Kumara, who hai been under his t"*1? 8™*! deafness since the Uth February.-IW* ■wSSI Evans has been deaf in both ears <ot*vmwS tdme-no less than thirty years-her a™«®l having been caused by a fever, from wrnettM"! suffered;severely. Since that time she has MBI almost totally deaf, for she could only hJ^af| loudest sounds. Since she has been waerjeji Grant's treatment her hearing has,B. rV™Sai improved, so that now she can hear P'Wg&gSl versation in an ordinary tone of voice. ™SSI return in a few days to Kumarft Pe«BOffiKii and in possession of the full fuoultyof wUcftJTOj has been so long deprived.—"West'i««"ll Times," 10thMarob. 1880. ... ~r . r kl' One of the employes in the PufcHoJSSf Offloe here has sent us the following testlmOT»l to the SBill of Dr. Grant. He cays:-"I W"| let yoi know that Dr. Grant has Krejw'Si proved the hearing of one tot my ears, the mm brane of which was injured some sixyflTSßSVffl I may add that two surgeons whom I oODBUuwa a short time ago considered the case J? 00!**}!! Dr. Grant.has also been very succeEßlulliveevewi diffloult cases of disease of the eye.—' «oJ£Ui»»!| Tiir.es," 23rd March. 1880. . , .J There are amongst Dr. Grant's Bnooeesfoi.ejra oases «t Ilokitlka a joung lady at J. JsflS Esq., the Mayor, cured, by ODeration, of BgWJSi ins:; and Mrs Wavont, operation for artiflctf^ pupil. ■-'■■'."■*» O X O B A T *< to Roth's Publlo hot, Gold, and ™o«gl Baths, Victoria-street East. Charge, ™gi SHILLING. Open ail week days from 7 fcJjaS 9 p.m., and Sunday AioßtfiNGS from v'f^M a.m. Tho Bath-rooms are all private, <u?ajwM piled with every oouveniaccs, "Turkiaft ttmwj lesh and hair bnuhes, ooinbs, respiraMrs, «wa fco .Select bath-rooms (private) for day, at all hours, with female, &«»n|ia»TOsl SroiitNß. Please note the address :-^VioWJ| Btreot East, above the Greyhound HoWwMMj next the Cheap Bedding and KnrnituMJ»»4 Anokland '■■'•' 'm