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Auotiona. E G U L A R S A L~_Ts OF LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL IPRODUDE Aro held by tho undersigned as follows:—1 On ench Thursday, at Remuera, tho Principal Market for Fat Stock of all dc3crip( ion3 On each Friday, in Auckland, at tho Haymarket, for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, Implements, &o. On each Tuesday, at tho Haymarket, for Wool Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, &0., at 12 o'clock At AVaiuku, on tho first Saturday in each month, At Pukekoho, on tho first Monday in each month At Drury, en tho third Wednesday in each month At Papakura, on tho last Wednesday in each month At Queen's Redoubt, on each Monday before tho third Wednesday in tho months of Febru ary, April, Juno, August, October, and December C Fairs specially advcrliscd Sheep Fairs specially advertised. ALFRED BUCKLAND. nUUNTKY CATTLE SALES. I'irAiiUßA-WEDNESDAY, February 25 ALFRED ISUCKLAND. " WEDNESDAY, FEBUUAHY 25. I'APAKUR A V A R D S. JIIOR SALK on Wednesday next, Feb . ruary 23, at 12 o'clock, CO Quiot Heifers, from 1 to 3 years old, ICO Mixed Cattlo from tho neighbourhood. ALFiIED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. THE RB M U ER A SALE. "SCTOR SALE, on Thursday next, Fcb- JE? ruary 20, al; ono o'clock, Dairy Cows, Store Cattlo, 130 Head Well-fattod Cattle, Fat Calve 3 and Fat Lambs, 100 Fat and Storo Sheep, Fat and Store Pig 3. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. JUNCTION YARDS. TmOR SALE, on Tuesday next, Feb. 24, SO head Fat Cattle 500 Fat Shoop nnd Lombi • Veal Calves, Fat Pigß Dairy Cows Storo Cattlo Stoio Sheep. AT 1 O'CLOCK HUNTER & NOLAN. N.8.-Pure-bred LHICESTRR RAMS for Private Sale. B. TONKS.] [X- C. CARR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. BOOTS AND SHOES. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, Frcm the Celebrated Makers, Messrs Benson, Elley, & Co. B. TON X S & CO. WILL sell, on Tuesday next, February 19, at 11 o'clock, 15 Trunks oC Women's, JMaids", and Children's BOOTS and SHOES. To Close Accounts. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions from Doctor Smith, of Ronlyn, Remuera, to prepare for sale, at an early date, on account of his leaving tho Province. The whole of his Modern and Usoful House hold Furniture, selectod by tho owner from first class London Houses. **" Catalogno ot which will bo ready in the course of a week. G. W. B I N N E V, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. One Seven-roomed DWELLING-HOOE One Four-roomed DWELLING-HOU SE in Albert-street. Three Four-roomed COTTAGES (Market entrances to Albert-street.) One Lar<;e DWEH ING-HOUSF, Wel- LESLEY-STREET, with Cottil^O ill tllC in the rear (a few Houses from Quecu strect). Two Five and Six-roomed DWFLLINGS top of Wakeiicld-strcet. A. G. GRANT HAS received instructions from the City Council to offer for Sa'e at noon on Tue aay, the 2ith day of February next, at his Salf Rooms, Queen-street, THB LEASE of the abovo centrally-situated Properties for a period of 10 years, com mencing from July 12, 18S0 (excepting tho Wakefleld-street I'roporty, which will be Leased for three years only.) The above Properties aro pleasantly situate, and let readily when unoccupied. Bil's will be posted on the Buildings for Sale. Terms and conditions of Sale, with Plan, Bhowing area of allotments, etc., etc., may hi viewed on and aftor the 11th instant at tho office of the Town Ci.ehk, Canada Buildings, Queen-street, nnd at tho AUcnosKKii'd Sale Rooms, Queen-street. Sewing Machines. EWING TVf ACH I N EgS. TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES I ii !„ ■•-. ---^'. -,- |s L> * KThoFO Machines havo now been bo long before the public that they havo established a reputa tion fur themselves, and can bo confidently recommended by hundreds who prs ess them as (superior to a'l others for domostic use. Tho new Elliptic blmttle Movement la acknowledged on all hands as tho simplest quietest, and most beautiful motion over in vented for tlio pnrposo. Tim now Patent Shuttle bus only ono hole to thread, and is larger than most others. Soie Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-street. tP~ WIN MAOHINKB ItKPAIHKr'. .Venetian Blinds. "T~UCKLXnL> VENETIAN BU3XD ; J\. FACTORY, i CORNER OH1 CO. X AND GREY STRKHTS. VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS 1 Mado of the best Californian Pino, guaranteed not to warp or twM. Our Blinds nurpaaa all I Imported Bh'nda, Wood or Iron. Wo havo a I very lartfo stock of well-sca.soncd Pino Tim ! ber: nIHO a Largo Slock of VKNETIAN : BIjINDS on hand, assorted Bi/XB. Wiro Gauzo linds made to Oflor, i>nd forwunle to all parts 1 of.tho Co) >ny at tlio shortest notice A. & A. BUSB\ (Late !»'. Hobtok Bushy), VKNKTIAN BLIND -.tAKKUS AND WIRE V^ORJiKftS, COPvNKJt OF COOK AMI GREY ST R KTB fllAUPllil COAL MINING COMPAN V X (LIMITED). Tho Company aro r.ovf BUPPWING COAL at their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at tho followjdk prices:— Hoiißßhold (lumpy) 12x por tou Steam (sorceneO) 103 „ Slack in „ In Truck-leads of 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Auckland, Nuwtnuikct, and One ' i hnnga. will bo received at tho Company's ! Office, Fort-street. Or.ders for other fjtatiuiii), addrossCß to tho Jtl'iua Manager, Taupirl Coal Mines, Huntly j i and accompanied by remittance, ■will bo j 1; i promptly attended to. j tfttANZ SCiIBBI'-F, ! 14. sMk



Dampier'B Advertisement. CIOME AND SEE in tho window the J Green, Humbolt, Manvo, Maize, and Pink Ball Dresses, for . Qt Patrick's or any ot.hei ball, i 20a each, worth about £2 10s; Gilt Locket?, *s : S lvcred Bracelets, 1^ Cd the pair; lots of Per fumery cheup ami good; Frill ng. Id to Is thn yard ; Barry's Tricoplieroup, Is Id the bovtlc; good Black and Whifo Hair Brusho", Is 6d; 17 ■ dozen Hair Pads, 3d tho set of 3; Mohair Frizettes, 3 ,'or Gd; Towel ■■, Id ; Honeycomb do., 6d; ilar,S e T urkish d - Is: Towelling, iid the yard ; Marketing Kits, Gi ci Is. Ab!i to see the ■ the new lot of VV hite Laco at Id to (3d tho 5 ard ; spec nc'.ep, Gd and Is; FJpertac'e Cases, 6A; Reading Glasses, 9i and Is 3d. Look, facing ; the door, at tho Grass Cloth Trimming at 3d the . yard, wo th tbout Is; and Satin Roll, Id the fii!S f ?,°, 1? Ul', ed ,Krinße. Id; also Hamburg Trim -SEISF.' t i° ll 1h?^ll'd- all t0 "c eecn near the ' 9 00r [ ; 1 L?-dle3 Gloves, (iJ, Fichus, Is Gi and 2s 1 ud Skeins of Silk, 2d tho dozen, usual p:ics Id each. Come and sco thn Glazed Lining, 3d. fee j the Biza of my China Dolls at Is G:l, nothfcg liko it in Auckland; Men's Braces, Is. Tell jour husbands, ladies, to conm and so) the fcuuenor do. at Is 3d ; assorted Safety Pins (in uoxes),ld; ainall Linen Buttons, id tha gross: do., with holes diilerent tiz'.s (o.i cads), 12 cards for Is Gd; large packer Violet Powder, 0;l; agato Shiru Buttons, 3d the groi-s; Needles. la tho packet; PonLoldeiv, Id the dozen; Mouth Hiirmcnics, Gd ; other Toys on shell! in window cheap. Look a- tho Albums in the window at 13 up to 3s; Lime Juice and Glycerino. Gd the bottle; Jflemo. Books, Gi the doz.n; Smill Ledgers, with blotting paocr between each leaf, 1^ o^ch ; Boys' Satchels. Is ; a few Ladles' Bngs, Is and lsGd; Bleached and Unbleached Calico, go^d value, Bd ; JWoa's Tweed Trousers. 53 tho pjir T havo found a few more Bath Gowns, even bettor than tt:o last, the sim-i price, IDs; they arJ worth tha money to cut up for Towels, 'tooth Brushes, id and Gd etch; Black Cloth Vest Buttons, Id tho gross; a few Cricket Cat s left, reduced to Is oac!i: Kid Gloves, 6d, Is, and 2s osch. I have atill about 70 dozen Pug gerees left, ot 6d, 9J, nnd la. V\ hen I give up budnoss, Ladies, whew arc 3011 goini? to get Piping Cord IS knots for 01; Men's i.ico fre:-h Foithats, 2s Cd. Alpine do. 3s Gd; Llamaßraid, lj ."d, Is Cd, rind 2a tho we.c cf 3:i yards; Cliilcl ren's Socks, from 2'l the pair : Jvlcu'h do, 3d !o Is 3d; La'liea' etockings, ljri to Is 6.1. bhoe makcrs who havo bought my 3i inch Boot Elastic at Gd th.: yard comi; for it axain. I have 1 adic&' Boo* Uppers, reduced to Is Gd tho pair ; Wide Vhito Blot l£.:aslic for everybody, damaged. Id tho yard.—W". If. I>AMP;EK, Cor n'.-r of Upp-r Queen and Wakefleld Streets.— Opsn from 0 till 9. IK DIA AND CHINA TEA . WAREHOUSE. " Very Rich Docp Brown T01," 33 por lb. "Family Mixture,"2s Gd ditto "Tea .Hxtrdordiniiry," 2s ditto '• Broken an IS.ftiiigs" (flavoury) Isßd ditto " Congou Fanniugs" (fine), 1b Gd ditto Assam Co.'s Finott Pokce Tea Cho.co Darjcclin'4 Souchong Strong and pungent Indian Fanmngs Potted Pheasant, 9d per tin Potted Partridge, 9d ditto Shrimp Paste, 9d ditto Potted '1 oEguo and Beef, 9d ditto Salmon, from 9d por tin. Choice Fro3h Herrings,9d ditto Fino Now Patras Currants Valencia Raisins, now and very fino New Prunes, from Gd por lb Now Dates, ojd per lb A Job Lino Currants at id per lb A Job Lino Riiisina at i\& per lb (To clear them out) New Jams, superior assortment, 7s por doz Good Jani3 at Old per tia Cornflour, Gd per lb Very Kino Salad Oil, 7d per bottlo Superior Pudding Rice, 121b for 2s 93. F. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and Importer of Tobacco & Cigars, Victoria-stroot, Auckland. (Terms Cash). N.B.—Superior School Kits, aid each; Ameri can Brooms, Is 3d , worth Is Gd each. Coffee Merchants f£RO WN, BARBBTT & CO.'S AUCKLAND ,r STEAM COFFEK AND SPICE : MILL3. COFFEES. II IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFF.KE is tho boat uilunilatinif Beverage both for Winter nnd Summer. To obtain what you roally v/ant, ask tor oot Beot Brands!, the IoXOICLSIORc-STANDAHi), which liavo sustained tlioir good names ovor Ten Yep.ra, and havo vory much increased in demand—a auro proof o their being constuned and appreciated in all hou&oholdts throughout and ovon out of cur province. tiJ. Wholesale only et our Alma snfl Agontß tA. Rotail at all Grocery KBtabiiahmonta In Town and Country, g«£ v Our bos I gg o Kxcf^siorßrand.KrcSiilabcl j qualities. HSo Stanaard „ rod VIC vory pli^o sJ^a llJoii „ piak „ \ with our ■2 aZ ' olgnature. u gg §s« so° \ Otii io«vost 3-g Anohct „ pacei „ \_ qr.;viit,ies, hB3 Crown „ yellow „ 1 without out =-a^ / aignaturft Out PKPPJKRS and SPICKa wo Kuarantce ol Ba3t Quality, and free of adultoration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Elllntt-s reet, July 3th 1879. DE VIT T, I}¥N MAX EX, * 211, QUEHN-STBKET, Auckland, opposite tho Market llouso. EsrAßLisiiED 1859. ON SALE, Singlo ».nd lioublo Breech-loatiing and Muzzle loading Fowling Pieces STrantcr'u Pate; t, Martini and Snider Book Rifles Hall's, CurtislSc Harvey's Pigeon.Wilks and Lau rence's Sporting Powders Blasting Powder nnd Fuse Nowcastlo ('hilled Sihr.t Kley's Doublo Waterproof Caps, Cartridge cases, Wadding, Concentra'ors, Wiro Cartridges for M.L. and 8.1/. Quns, Gun Ca£C3, Water proof Cnvfrs, Game Bags, &c. Brooch-loading Implements of every description Brccch-1- a'Ung Rcvolvcm and Ammuniiion Fishing tack'e All Cartridge order.' d at tho abovo cstabile] ment guaranteed carefully aiid accuiatol oaded. Kvcry description of Fire-arui3 Repaired by experienced workmen. Just received, ox 'Carmelo,' 5 cases Fireworks from the celebrated maker. J. Pain, London. Conveyances. SHORJE AND WADE JLiNE koyal mail. coachks. Time Table: Leavo tho Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore, every MONDAY, WKDNK.SDAY, and FRIDAY on arrival of tho 9 a.m. boat from Auckland, calling at tho Lako, Lucas Creek, and Dairy Flat. Leave WaSe Hotel every TUESDAY, THURS DAY, and SATURDAY, at 0 a.m., for the North Shore. FOR HlßE—Btipgies of every description. WaggorCttcß, breaks and Coachc3, L;dkS' and Gentienirn's Sudd.'c Ilorees. Special {'on vcyur-cea on hiiv for piciiio parties to tho Lake and all parts of t!;o Kortn, with or without drivers. C. G. QUICK, Propriotor M O G TJ I II E, • CO At; 11 PROPRIETOR, Ruuju Coach daily to meet Iho traiuatOhaupo. Horses aid B'jK.tricson Hire. Orders by Post or TelcKiap'i promptly attended to. LIVEIIY AND DMT STABLES, AL.KX '.NDifA. LT IEKN E Y'B TIME-TABLE • AUCKLAND AH I) WHAU. From Auckland t From Whau 11 a.m. 8 a.m. £.30 p.m. 2.30 pjn. Saturday's Timo! 1.80 p.m t. a.m. 10p.m. 5 p.ro. I P I.OV/MA N't COACH TIME t? ♦ TABLE, Auckluntl and Onehunga :— From Auckland Ifrom Cnehunga : 11 a.m. 9 a.m. B P.ro 1.3Q p.m. Kli/Y'S I OVAL MAIL LINE of COACHKS to Ohinemutu, Hot Sprinss, nnd Taurnr.ga, leaving Tutirunga every Mon day, Wednesday, and Fliduy, iit 8 a.m.: and returning every Tnciid >y, Thursday, and Satur day. Through to Nnviivr. Wednesday, atß a.m.; Fare, £5. 1. ivory and Unit- tables, i-'jiring-strcet, Tiiuram/a. Bngglos, WaK({0liot!o8, mid Vehicles of all kinda for Hire. Rooking Oillcc, Spring street. • _______ /^U'l'i-Eli'S Motnuora'Bos leaves Kemu- VV era Daily at 8.20 a.m., 11.15 a m., 2.30 p.m., i.15 p.m.; leaves Auckland at 10 a.m., 12.£0 p.m., .30 p.u*-. 5.15 p.m. jB/T y U IUK'M TIME TABLE V 0 rnoi.i AUCKLAND AND WHAU. oavcfi Auckland: i^iavea Whaui 12 noon 8.30 n.m. 6 p.m. 3p.ni, Saturday—Lcavoa Auckland, 2 p.m. and .Hit D.m. Spturday—Lcfti'tou Whau B.M a.m, and 5.3 P-»' THE UJNiIUN LIWE Uif COACHES BBTWEBN TAURANOA AND ONINK JViU'I b. TAURAN(3A LIVKRY AND HAIT STABLES COItKKII OF HI'JUNO AHI) QUBY-STRHETS. (Oppoßile iSprhiK Well Rrcwcry), Tauhanoa. IjADii.'fi' AND CIKM'i'MCMitN'H Saddlo Jlonica UagglCS, Sso., for him 11I,t.hcubovoonreason uiile terms, [or ho Lakca oroluowhoio. A Kihst-clarb BiDtn.nu Employed ou tho l'rcmim-8. Lov/f ot poKoiblo charges. TcltiKruuiH will vuculvo prouipt iiltunliun. D. M. H, 81L.1,, Proprietor.



Laud and Estate Agents. ■ Estate Agent and Valfatos, QUKKN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. , MONEY IiKNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON KIKST-GLASS SECURITIES, OR IN ; VHSTKD IN BANK, INSURANCE, :. OR OTHER SHARKS. '. No Charge to Lender or Investor. 3 npO '.FARMERS.—Farm of 212 Acres at Kaeo, 3 -L 30 acres of which are in grass. There i 3 a . House containing 8 icms ; also garden, orchard. 3 etc. il ore are 120 sheep and G head of cattle. a Price for farm and stock, £100.-J. M, Lennox, 1 Khtato Agent, Auckland. PAItNBLL.— Fi-st-olnsa Business Premises, consisting of two Shops, ono of which is 1 occupied by a Butcher and the othor by a n Grocer. The freehold allotment is JO x ICO, and 0 fronts the Manukau lload at the junction of • two o: her roads. Price,£7so: £150 cash; balanca 2 can remain. -J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, •" j ucklaad. G-KOOMHD COTTAGE1, with J acre of Fnut Garden. Ihere is a good well of water. v Tho allotment is freehold, and has a double 3 frontage. Price, £150; £100 cash; balance can ; remain.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck • T>UKEKOIIE WEsT.—Farm of 200 Acres, 1 A ad joining Bucklsnd and Shepherd's; good fl Hud. Price, £31 s per acre.—J. M. Lennox. 1)1. rT-STUKHT SOUTH.—Allotment with 107 ' f.et frontage. Price, £105. Terms can be y arranged.—J. I\l. Lennox, Estate Ageut, Auck h "OARNELL—RutIand and St. George's Bay s JL Roads.—Two Cottpges-ono of six rooms, j tho other of four rooms—with freehold allot >'. men ts. Price. £170 and £300 respectively. -J. M. p Lennox, Estate Agent. t I£\ ACKES of the Richest Pasture Land, li Iv? thrco milt's irom the city, with comfort I nble Cotta-'O erected thereon. This lino pro ['■ portyfronn tho main road, and is a Bargain o Price £1,000.— J. M. Lconox, i- stato Ag<*nt. ... r< i oil—FOR SALK (a barghiu), a lino rural it S^o" li lie Homestead, only 3 miles from o S;o«cß's Point, wiili beach frontugo. 'Ihcreisa • Six-io mod Cottasc upon the property, and 15 •' acres of freehold. Prico, £130. Terms can be ■'. a- ranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate agent, Auck - land. PQAA-Substantial Brick COTTAGff, ten XOUV minutes'walk from too Union Bank. - well-ptastcrfd ; with largo garden. Prico. £3.,0. \, Terms can bo arranged.—J. M, lennox, Kstate i' agent, Auckland. t.n ~^ _ NKV/TON ROAD — Fivo-roomed 3^'6-iV cottage in this risina; district. Pr'ce, £210. Terms can be arranged.-J. M.Lennox, Estate agent. 1 > EMI ■ E i< A.—Family Residoncp, with li acros 0 JLV of I'rechold. Pried, £750.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate ARont. CITY.— A few minutes' walk from th 9 Union Bank, a most desirable six-roomed Cottage, with freehold allotment. Pi ice, £3"5.— J. M, a Lennox, Ketate Agent, Auckland. 171 OK SALK, twelvo miles from the oity, a first class Farm of 120 aoroa. with water frontage; all subdivided and laid down in English Prico, £1.800 —J. M. Lennox. ♦ > ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Ponsonby. O Price £1G tho three.-J. M. 1 ennox. 0 T INCOLN-STREKT (Ponsonby) — 7-roomed Jl J Residence, with largo freehold allotment. Price, £210.— J. M. Lcnnox.l i , O FARMERS nnd Others.—Ono of the A. Choicest Farms in tho Province. Thoro ore 217 acres within 8 miles of tho city ; quality of land cannot bo excelled: large nino-roouied residence.—J. M. Lennox, Fstato Agent. TO FARMERS.—A choice Farm of 91 Acres, 70 acros of which are in good grasses and fenced sheep proof ; tho Cottago is neatly built; tho land is all good and well watered: only 11 miles from a Railway .Station. Prico, £80J.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. CEAFIKLI) VIEW.—A 5-roomed Verandah 0 Cottage in this favourito locality, with largo freehold allotment. Tho cottage is in beautiful order.—J. M. Lennox, Khtato Agent. "VTELSON-STREKT.—A compact and comfort ll ablo 5-rooit.ed i.osidence, a few minuton walk from tho Union Bunk. Colonial Oven in • tho kitchen; fowl-houso and woodshed de tached ; allotment freehold. Price £350.— J. M. 1 1[ fINCENT-STRHET (City).—Noat Cottago and V Freehold Allotment . Prico, £250.— J. M. F C1OK XSALE (a Bargaln).-A first-class Farm of 250 acres in tlio Waikato, with Houbo, - Orchard, Seo. Price, £GSO.—J. M. Lonnox, Kstato "ri^Vn.—Flvo-roomcd Cottago. in Pagot-atrco% *iJU with arge freehold allotment.—Prico, £250.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate agent. TV! OUNT EDKN.-15 Acree, partly iv grass, JAI with small House. Prico, £000.-J. il. Lonnox, Estate Agent. co p. p.— six-roomed Cottage and rcohold allot- X^UU nion f, in Parnoll.—J. M. Lennox. TJiARM of 215 acros, 50 milos South o£ Auol;- JL land, about 0 miles from the railway i orchard, garden, and about 1W) aores in grow. Prico, £5 per aero.—J. M. Lennox. r.-i r/\—-Four-roomed Cottago and freehold J^UU uiigi 1110u t in Parncll, Torms easy.—J. M. Lennox. Kstato ugont. p-. o,\— Threo-roomed HOUSK and freohola jJXx.iV allotment in Aloxandra-stroot. Prico, £130.— J. M. Lent. ->x, Kstato Bgcnt. ITIKaNKLYN ROAD—A Largo Family Re "iidoncc with freehold allotment, having a f frontage of 132 foot to Franklyn Road. Gas laid on, ami ovory convenience—J. M. Lonnox, Katato agent. <ST For Houses, Jarms, and Allotmonts, sco I my loni,- advcrtlsomont in ' Weekly Herald." [ J. M. LENNOX, ; EsxATa Agent. Auckland. a MC. G REKNW OO D, ■o AUCTIONEER. • HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, CORNKR OF SIIOHTLAND-STREKT. IMPROVED FARM of over 200 acres, situatrd in tho TamaH District; fenced and sub divided into paddocks; also, 10 acres under cultivation ; good /oad: streams through tho '* land ; good Cottegc. trice low, and terms to suit nuichaser. r TMPROVKD FAhM.-11l acres good Land at A Uuarantd: all ploughed, moro than half ' beim? already ploughed and sown; nearly all surrounded by a steep-bunko'l creek, forming a natural fen:e ; j.lenty of llrowood, &c; also, a house, barn, cow-shed. &c. Tho properly Ib only li miles from tho Mnngat ai wharf and within livo niinntoj' walk of tho Mangapai school. Piici) for the farm, together with 300 sheep and 10 herd of cattlo, £600; £200 caeh-balanco can remain on tho property for seven years at C per cent. This ia a first-class opportunity for a new co nor. 'Jwil ACRHS of Rich Bush Land, perfectly 01 >\f lovel, and only two niiies from railway station by a perfectly lovel road, being portion of TaUpaki Block. This land is equal to any North of Auckland, and is covorod with very valuablo timbor. Prico £2 5s an acre. ? k>4» AOKKS of Rich Mixed Bush Land in L&\/ tho Wairoa South; joins improved farni3, and 3if»s well to tho sun; six milea from Manurewa Railway Station by good road. Land well watered. 4O ACRE-i Gcoi land, adjoining the Propcr -J tio3 of tho Rev. Mr Soiucrvillo and John Buchanan, merchant, Whau, and J milo from tho Huilway Station. Tho view isuasurpasßcd, and !he roada aro good. This !nnd will bo sold in o-acre lots, or to suit purchasers, X)ON S JNitY--Al!otincntj Nos. 25 and 20, with 103 ,'inki frontnge to Dukostrecr, by 1 11 iks fro; tago to Arthur-strcot, together wit [Courrooiied Houao: allotments planted wit fruit trees, and laid out iv graß3 and garden. Price, £265. I7OK SALK, G-roomcd Houss and over quarter . of an acre freehold land, being a corner all'itmont, having frontages to Regent-street and Kden Road ; good stable, garden, woll, fee, S:c. Pi ice, £500. HUTLANI) ROAD (Parn'll). — New Five i roomed House and about J an acre Land, laid ont in orchard, containing fruit-bea:ing trees 10 and GOf;ct high; good well, and com mands a sp'cndid view. Sure to become a very valuable property in a short time. Prico, £325. FOUU-ItOOMKD HOUSB, Bask Road, near Eden Terrace, and Allotment GOft. x 121 ft.; good pardon, part in cultivation and part planted in fruit trees, all fenced. Thi< is really a most desirable residence, and very cheap. Prico, £110. «, DKN ROAD.—Four-roomed House, with iV< voranrtah, in good order, on freohold allotment, 33ft. x 99ft.; securely fonced, laid out in a garden, good woll, &c. Terms very easy. Price, £150. FOR SALE, two 1 roomed Cottages in Wel lesloy-stroot Wesr, opposite i?alo-streot; allotment No. 13, 51 feet frontage by 100 foet deep : both lot to good tenants, i'r.'co, £350. FOR SALE, a Very Superior Gentleman's Re silence at tho Lake, North Shore; houso large and commodious, grounds tastefully laid out, lund best in tho district, view unsur rassed. Pi ice for tho house, with 112 acrc3 of rich lr.nd^L'OOfl ; terms very cosy FaUR ROOMED COTTAGE and Scullory, together with largo freeho'd allotment, good well and garden, situated in Lower Hep burn-Etreet. Price £225. COTiAGW in Edinburgh-street, Newton; largo corner freehold allotment; good garden, well, &c. llouso in thorough order. Prioo £'-'50. ~%riLLAItrcsiDKKCE—A Seven-roomod Houps r in Spring-streot, Ponsonby ; largo freehold allotmont; good viovr; situation good. Prico £525. VILLA RESIDENCE, suitable for a gentle man with a family; six or seven acres of good laud attached; gcod viow; situated ac Remuera. ~\[ ILLA RKSIDKN'-K at Mount Albert; largo V and commodious grounds, well laid out paddocks, aubdivided land, pood viow, upaur 3ascicd ; outbuildings all that can bo .desired; ltirgc orchard and garden; suitable for r. gontlc nian with a family. 170 It S-1 ALE—So acres of rich loam Land, of tho JL \e>y finest quality in the colony, all level m.d well watered, approchab'o from Auckland by good macvdatriised roads, all fenced, grea'or portion planted with quick thorns ; subdivided into six paddocks; 75acres in rioh grass, tho remainder in cultivation ; orchard well planted with choice fruit-tree:". Also, a well iinishfid six-roomed house, dairy, cowshot's, piKStyes, workshop, and good garden, planted with fruit ami ornamental trees, This is without excep tion one of tho best farms in tho neighbourhood of Auckland, both for tho quality of sail and improvement?. Prioo, £1,100 ; one-third cash, or as a need. SjTARM—I2O acres Good Land, all fonced, and V CO acre5; in fjrass, 8 acres bush, new fonr roomed CottftKO, good Garden, Orchard, &c; closu ti) railway station, about 2il mUca from Auckland by lirst-class roadf. Prico £700. f UPEUiy'K FARM-260 acres Good Land on O tho Auckland and Drury railway lino; atation on the laud; 100 acres in gross, 20 acres biu-h, lioit in cultivation: surrounded by hrivinjj settlors; comfonaDlo Cottage (six rooms), Siocliyurd, Barn, Sheds, &c, &o. Pric < £2,200. "yiLLAGEOF WAIUKU—I9O acrPß of very ? rich Land for sale in tho Village of Waiuku, being Lot No. 12. Will bo sold a great bargain. VJi/AJIIOA SOUTH.-90 acros Land in tho T V Parish ol! Taupo; croak frontage ;20 acres in grac.s, 30 acres aluvial, remainder good bush. Price, UOs por aero. CTICWTON ROAU.—Fivc-room-.-d House, with 1X ccullery and back porch; good tanks • situated on corner allotment, 33ft. frontage to Newton Hoad by Gift, dcop frontaxo to Lich ilcld-slrcoi. Price, £300. A Li3O, FQurroomod Houso, Kost-streot, off JL t;oolc-8treot; good well, &c. Price, £150. -MA ACHES Land, partly improved; about 0 »> .t ncres newly laid down in grass: nearly all fenced. Large d-roomed House, sheds, garden. Sec,.; wator frontage to creek. Only 20 minutes' walk from Manurewa (station. Prico, £275. 14 f\ ACRHS Rich Bush Land, fenced nnd . "nrv/ subdivided into paddocks; good Hoitfio, Sheds, Outbuildingß, Orchard, &c, &c. Hi \ ACRES,unimproved,uiljoiuiuglhcnbovo; ; xp'J all Biiri'oundcd by tho Waipa river. i BaJoB by auction of j-iououhold Furnicuro, &c. Sea. undertaken by 11, C. GIiEENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, &C. co Corner Hhortlwid tind QueenStroote,



Land and Estate Agents. . r(HAS, 11^ ILLIAMSON, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vuloan Lank, Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalist* on first-class securities, without Charge. Seven por cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, at per foot:— Home-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ Wost-street, 21/ . Parnell Rise, &i Viow Road, 30/ Kdwin-Btreot, 21/ Richmond Road, 25/ King-street, 20/ Grattan-street, 12/ George-street, £1 Sussex-street, 20/ Victoria-street, £10 Randolph-street, JO/ Kybor Pass, 80/ Wyndham-Btreet,£lolo/Urafton Road, 70/ William-street, 60/ Nelson-street, 10/ Short-street, £9 England-street, 10/ Napier-street, 20/ Union-street, 20/ Franklin Road, 60/ Vine-street, 10/ Carleton Gore Road, iaj Brown-street, 27/6 Waitemata-street, JO/ Shelly Beach Road, 30/ Dublin-streot, 30/ West Newton. 25/ Pitt-street, 15/ Liverpool-street, 40/ Anglosea-street, 30/ Ponsonby Road, 25/ Hackett-street, 25/ Prospect-etrcot, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 25/ Also, in various other streets at low rates. ALLOTMENTS Bought and HOUS - S BUILT for Working Mon. To ba repaid by weekly instalments. IQ o ft-p. WEfCKLY.—Nice New Housdfor *•• u- u> Sale, with largo garden and splendid view of harbour. Weekly payments as abovo. £9000 T0 LKND, in Sums of £10 and up j~/a\j<j<j -wards, on good security OFKICKS and STORES to Let in Durham- Htreef. DRAPERY BUSINKSS for Sale in tho heart of tho city; main thoroughfare. About £500 required. / IARLE 1 ON GORE ROAD-One of tho finest Vj Allotments in 1 awry's j'Jstate for salo. Money lent to build with, if desired. i c;^ WEICKLY.—New Four-rcomed Houso, 1 oa. Outbuildings, &c, in Ponsonby for Sale. Two allotments. Weekly payments. J?-i 7Y)—FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, near the cWi' u Glasgow Storo. Garden, &o. Haoy terms. ijqcA—New Sovon-roomcd Houso for sale in -*/Oo»v» Parnoll. beautiful view. Alao, Five roomed House at £330. PARNKLb.— Building Allotment* for Sale in Gibraltar Terrace, with flue view of Domain, 25s per foot; also, St. George's Bay Road, 25sper foot; Brighton. £2 per foot, overlooking the soa Fonced, planted with fruit trees, &c. J}9(\()— HoUStt.in Arincent-st,root, for Sale on *JUU very easy terms. 4?Krin— Largo new Houso for salo on Pon jjo\j\j Bon by Road, with Three Allotments 100 x 21)3. Splondid viow. POrn-NttW FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE for *fluu Salo; woll finished; easy terms. Also, adjoining allotment: £30. MOUNT ST. MARY.—WeII finished Fivo roomed Cottage foraalo. Two a lottncnts, two frontages, two tanks. Splendid viow of p-\a Ar"-FOUR-ROOMKD HOUSK for sa'e. •^J--1". Good allotment; 15 minutes' walk from Union Bank. PONSON BY.—Six-roomed House nnd large allotment tor ealo. Terms can bo arranged. Prico, £285. DUURY.-225 acres Land for salo, ha'f a mllo from Drury; well watered; good soil, partly cleared, and Bown with mixed grasses. £113 per acre. -p9fin—Eight-roomed Houbo, off Nowton ~JUU Hoad, for sale; verandah back and front. Easy terms. /^iUEKN-STREKT.—Fino Business Premises v/, for sale. GUNDRY'S PADDOCK.—Now Houbd of Ovo rooms, seullciT, and workshop for sale. Garden, fino viow, &c. On very cany torms. GRAFI'ON ROAU. — Comfortablo Family Residence for salo. Largo giu-don. tqnn —Seven-roomed Hous<) in Nowton Road *OZ|' forSalo; every convoniunco; fino view. /'oAA—Five-roomoil Houso for salo (brick), mo\j\J within ton minutes of '.he Union Bank ; gas laid on. o.j^ik —Hive-roomed llouso for Salo in Now sj^^o t on< w jtii outhouacs; two allocuiunts planted. Good viev/. HKMUKRA.— Sixteen Acres Lund for Palo; lino view of Kaceosurßt*. Eauy tonne. TO MAHKKT GAKUENEliS.—fmall Farm A to let, with seven-roomed Honse, i miles from Auckland, on Groat Nortn Itoud. and a'so pos esses witter frontage; orchard and largo TJAn'mURE.-FINE FARM of 102 acres for JL Halo; all in grnss; yolcnnlo soil. Sovon roomrd Hntia-t, Stables, Cowaheds, &c. Tho best Dairy Furm In the province. aLBICRT PAUK.—Sovoral J-easehold Allot ■'*• monts for Salo, with fino views of Domain and harbour. Ako threo Villd Residences. QTOKKSS POINT—Snmll Inarms for Siilo, un- K^ Improved und partly Improved, on eatiy tsrms. CTARM3 also For Salo at Huaua, Mount Kdcn, '■ Wuikomiti, Richmond, Komokorlkl, Man licre, Pnrumoremo.Kutft 'i'amaki.ytokfs's Point. \VaitttkeruJ, llundurson'a Crock, l'upntoitol, Uomucra, i;ainbridgo, Littlo and Big Omaha, Karioi, Kivcrhcad, Mornlngsldo, Mahurangi, Walnul, Oaniaru, Ararimu, Coromandol, Mer cury Bay, Okalhu, North Shore, Owhiwhn, Razorbucli, I'apakura, &c. Albo, bco list iv Ae-to Zealand Il^rahl and WaMy News. C II A S, WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGKNT. Vulcan Lank. Musical. TUS T UECE [I V E J)] THIS "ZKALANDIA POLKA MAZURKA" AN II "BERTHA WALTZEB" (Composed by T. E. Tuukeli,). AIITII Ull EAD V, AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 74, QUKKN-STKEET. mHE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. JL Containing POPULAR nnd Standahd KONG 3 and PIQOUS, Kto. CONTIIN T S OF No, 1 1. Tom Howling (Favourite Son. >-oiig), Dibdon 2. Grandfathers Clock, H. O. Work 3. Brown Kyes clone tho Window, iiosubol i. Kathleen of Kilkenny, Milliard 5. Somebody's! Coming when tho Dewdrops Fall. Maey 6. Johnny Morgan (Popular Coniio Song), Kit chott 7. Tho " Times" (Polka), F. Band 8. Granfjfather's Homo iCoinunnlon eong to Grandfhther'a Clock), F. West 9. Wo are Two Roving Minsiri'lH (Duct), Parry 10. Mc-'orley's Twins (Comic), Phillips 11. Still I Lovo Thee, Lockwood 12. Mary of Args 10, Nelson CONTENTS OF No. 2- I. Tho Fairy Weddiug (Waltz), J. W. Tumor ?. Mountan B'll( chottisi-he), Kinkol 3. Blue Dauub> ("VValti!), Strauss ■1. fitill Thine Own, J. X.-'l homas 5. When tho (Jrccn Ijoaves Come Again, Sir H. Bishop C. Blumonllcd, Lango 7. Waitins), 11. Milliard 8. Gipsy's Warning, Coanl 9. Won't ycu Buy my Pretty Flowers, Pers loy 10. Queen of the Night, Thomoa 11. Ah! Novor doom my lovo can chango, J. R. Thomas. 12. Little Saowwhito Blossoms, C. A. Whito SOLE AGENCY— AUCKLAND' ATUSIC -IyAREHOUSE, Queen Street A^fD Volcan Lank Junction. AUCKLAND jyT US I C WAREHOUSE, 74, QUEEN-STR E'E T, (A. KADY, Manager), IMPORTERS OF PIANOFORTES, AMERICAN 'ORGANS, HARMONIUMS, And al vnriotles of Musical Instruments, HAVE TIIK LARGEbT AND BKST-SELKUTKD b'i'OOK OIT MUBIO to bo found in Auckland, which is supplemented ovory ma 1 l, Novelties solected by our London azent. BRASS. REffiP. WIND, AND STRING INSTRUMICNTS A largo Supply of SOPKRIOR VIOL N S fIUNGS just to bnnd. \ UCKLAND MUSIC VVAIIEHOUSE, 71, QUKEN-STRWBT. A. EADY. NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC. rf hy Faco—Marriott Silver Cup—Adani3 ltcmonibtii' or Forget—Aido Golden shore—Gatty Chorister-Sullivan Clang of tho Woodon Shoon—Molloy Twickenham Iferry—Marzials Tho Land of Long Ako—Eoloros Only to Sco Thee— Campana Far Away whero Angels Dwoll—Blumontha Darby and Joan—Molloy Bedouin Lone Song—Pinsut Apart—Gatly When Thou art Near—Sullivan Living Poems—Sullivan St. Agnes Kvo -Sullivan Sleep, My Love—Sullivan Distant shore—Hullivau Life—Blumenthal A Letter—Blumenthal Brown Kyes or Mine Kyes—Aido O, Take Me to Thy Heart Again—Balfo Nancy Lee—Adams Cariscama—Portct A Warrior Bold—Adams Thorns and Rosoa— ~ Tar's Farowoll— ~ Blue Alsatian Mountains—Adam3 Tho Ono I Love—Adams ' Alone on tho Shore—Aido Angels «ro Watching—Abt Tho Lover's Warning—Aido Let Mo Dream of Happy Days—Aida , Tho Old Lovo aid tho New—Cowou ' titorming tho Breach—Bucalosal Onco by tho Biooksido—Swift A Sailor's Wooing—Rockol O Lovo of Mine—Morley Threo Sailor Boys—Man zlals I'ti Daro o'en Death fo Vou—Plueut J oncly is tho Dawn - Flnsuti ~ In Shadowland—Pinsuti Heaven's Chorister—Pinsuti Dußchirka—Pinsuti Still Waters Run Deep-Pinsuti Smilo and Bid Mo Live— If-Pinsutl 'I'he Old Sweet Story—Gatty ! Truo to tlio Ifnd—Gatty / Do You Remember!—Claribol 11 Just Sixty Years Ago—Cotsford Dick Olivia—Colaford Dick ! It W;w a Dream—Cowon ' ii Hans Sacliß—Borgor 1 i< Loved and Lo't—Mullor Golden Dream—Barri I*ll Speak to You—Fredericks Hero Stands a Pout—Levy Lt ot Cartridge—Sorpetto a Praam Within a Druum -Portet SCO. So,



Lj. D. Nathan & Co.'s Agencies. THE HOME SHUTTLE AMEKICAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKED FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THE MARKET, Without Rkgahd to Pkice. With tho Machine is furnished—Hemmer, Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil Screw driver, Five Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong case, without extra charge. . It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck rufllc, hemstitch, and gather, and sew on nnd gather at the samo time, and will work equally well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk1" Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-lIAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1. N.B.—This is also adapted for use on talbea and Treadle, which wo will supply at auy time, of elegant American manufacture for £2 os. No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle use only, having | the very great advantage of boing set : level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand- Bomo polished top, complete, reduced to £0 ss. No. 3—MACHINK, with polished covers aa above, to lock and protect machine, re duced to £7 7s. Whero tho gonuino "HOME" SHUTTLE MACHINES are not procurablo wo will send them direct to purchasers on receipt of remit tanco or reference. tpVE-RY Q.ENU NB HOME-SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M° s s & C°- SOLE-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. XX- BEWARE OF GERMAN AND [BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS. ■<&%. SOLE IMPORTERS! L. D. N A T n a.v & AUCKLAND. Wo havo appointed tho undersigned Solo Re tail Agent for Auckland, whero Iho Kenuino Homo Shuttle Machines are procurable by lime payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and 'luition irco of charge. J. V. BREDA, SHORTLAND-STREET. jf«^ BY1! REE /^ I FTS &JL I? L>r Tho Proprlatora ol VVolkk's Ahomatio Sciui'Dam 'I'liN'.M'i's, to Induce tho dent ruction and prevent tho Improper kso of their wrappers and labels, and tin.a further protect the I'iiblio against fraud nnd I'ocoptlon, Im-o encloaid in the wrui'lierj or uniL'r the hi! el t.n Iho quart bottloa. sine > la1". October. IS7S, and continue to oaclosa In Kvaiw Day's Packikq Thi'oughout tho Vo;'.r T II R X X Zfo 1 O R D E R 8, Which are il ruwn upon tho nndorslKnod, and will bo cashed by tlioir Agoutß, To secure these (lifts the Public must bo careful to aak fo . andaccopt nothing but, tho Genuink Udot.pho Wolfe's Schnapps, With our name upon tho Top LaboL IAGENTSI L. D. NATI[ A N & 00., AUCKLAND BR I S i' O L' S SUGAR COATKD PILLS. GUARANTKKI) PUHKLY VEGETABLE. And aro only pilld which contain LEPTANDRIN AND j'UIKJI'JIYLLIN. TheßO two powerful antiblllious plants uro a sum euro f</r nil discusas of tho Stomach, Liver and Bowklb, Hkauachb, In-iobstion, Dizziness, Pain in tub Bidb oh Back, and especially BILIOUSNKSS. They never weaken or uripo, unless tho Gloniach is very foul, and they aro voit EASY TO T A X E. For Sulo by all DrujjKista and Dealers In Medicines. WHOLK.SALK AQBNTS : L. D. NAT HA N & C O AUCKLAND. A R I E N T A L T O NI C. THIS GREAT HAIR RKSTOBER' Infallihlo for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying tho Hair, removinp; Scurf, Dand rutt, Kiid cnrinir all directions of tho fc'calp, upon which it has an almost miraculous ollect, causing a splendid crop of Hair to spring up aud flourish whoro before all win barren. It is delicioiisly frnxrtmt, rcfreshinß nnd in vlKorating, nnd tho Hair that is rircssod rcgui larly with this delightful preparation acquire; a softness, lustro, thickness, vigor, and floxi. bility, that is wonderful. For Salo by all Druguists and Perfumers. Wholesalo ARents i L. D. NATII A N & 00. AUCKLAND TMPEKISHABLE BTIIIAGRANCE. X .10 m§oi\ J.'\ ;- •■/.-':" m Mmi MURRAY & LANMAN'S OELKURATKD "Hi L O H I D A I XT A T. X E, Tho richest, most lasting, yet moat delicato of all Perfumes, for uso on the IiANDKKRCHIEF, At tho TOILET, And in tho BATH. As thero aro imitations and counterfeits, alwaya ask tor tho Florida Water prepares by the solo proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Salo by all Pcrfumors, Druggista, and Doalera in Fancy Goods. WHOLESALE AGENTS L. D. N A THAN & CO. AUCKLAND ESTAULISnKU IN 1832. OEISTOL'S QAKSAPAKILLA. I'JllC GRTCAI PURIFIER Ol THE BLOOD Tho quiukoet and moat certain euro for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES, and ULCKRS. W\ kinds of (liaoapcs or sorca arising from im iro blood and humours. IT NKVIIR FAILS 'i cJlbctitiK a complete cure, if used a sufllclont ' flight of time. j For3Sulo by all DruKKlstS aud Dealers in j Jlcdicinoß. ' WIIOLICPALE AdBNTS L. D NATHAN CO. j A IJOKLANU. i



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W« were all gathered round the flre in the dining-room; Edgar close to papu, Jessie Bitting on the rug, Fred nestling close to mamma, and I as usual, at Aunt Edith's right aide. It was a wld November nignt, with the ran beating pitilessly against the closely curtained windows, the wind whistling shrilly through the l»afless olms outside, and playing mad pranks with the tal, red chimneys of " Garrick House, na oar house was called ever since Mr. Garrick, the famous player, paid our great-grandpaDaa visit. Before that the house was simelv ihoKlms, and very proud we still were of the grand old trees from wbich it took its first and most appro- Prit waTexaotly ths sort of night to make us all gather round ttio wide, old-fashioned, hearth, where the loga were blazing merrily,, and to cause us to feel grateful for the blcssmgs we enjoyed, and involuntarily to pity iho-e who were less fortunate. The wind coming down tho chimney in fitful gusts made the cand'es flare and flicker co weirdly that Jessr) proposed putting them out and t-ittine: cosilo by the fire light. Books and work were neglected, and the chess-bolrd put aside, andpuesywa* making sad havoc of mamma's knitting without anyone interfering. In fact, we were all ma delight fully comfortable, indolent, meditative mood, and it only wanted a story to Complete our hnppiness. But Aunt Hdith, whose resour^s in that respect fairly rivaled the invcntivo lady in the "Arabian Nights," was silent and grave. Papa seemod grave too, and even our dear,merry mother seemed to be thinking of something melancholy. We children, witli that mat nctive feeling of awe wo sometimes rxperience, we scarce know why, glanced at eich other in muto wonder and curiosity, expecting somotlinjg to happen every momont, 'I ho day had boon dun and oppressivp, and the a'tcrnoon had batn threatening a storm, when suddenly a loud peal of thunder seemed to shake tho house to its very foundation. , . _ , . „ "It was juat such a night a,i this, Robert, said aunt to papa, with a little shiver. "JiX'ictly," pupa replied, thoughtfully; and the same time of year, too." , "Suppose you tollthoch.ldrena.ll about !t, mamini said, quietly; "they look as >f they wanted to know very much." "Well, since it is perhaps time they knew. I will tell you how Aunt Kdith naved mv lire, continued pupa, turning to Kdgur, the eldest of us; "long ago, long before you were bora, my There was a litt'ebustle as we settled moro snugly into our places, for a few momenta im pressive silence, then papa begun : Aunt Ediih and I were only brother and sister; ever co much greater cronies than you and Kdgar are, Jessie, not only because we had each other to love, but because we had to make common causo against an enemy, Jeffrey Lawson our stepmother's son by a previo is marriage. We lost our own dear mother when we were babies Jeff was ton years older than I was, and at r our father's death, which happened when I was eight and Edith cix, we would hive had a poor time o' it but for I ame 'I urfje, our dear old nurse. She looked after our m •crests and fought all our own battles valiantly, whether wo were in tho right or tho wrong. Our step-mother was so wrapped up in Jcrt that si c bestowed little trouble upon us. I, especially was no f ivourlte, but she got a cilly idea into her head that I stood between Jeff and the property of Garrick. H« was a fine, handsome follow as I remember him when I was fifteen and lie llvo-and-twonty, strong nrd darinjr, haughty in disposition and hasty in temper. 1 could sec evon then that ho bi.toily resented mybein" master, and himself as it were nobody, for nil our servants hart grown old with us, and were staunch and loyal to us children of the Our' mother—wo called her so, though she was "little more than kin and less than kind' — resented it too, and looked forward with very bitter feeing* to tho time when I wou'd be twenty-one; for then, according to our fathers will, sho was to leave Garrick, and reside in a little cottago he owned in Wales. It woul-1 be \ different position to her, ns eho had but a imall jointure—all her own fortune bad been sn>-nt on Jeffrey-and by simo inexplic»b.e chain of woman's reasoning. Bhn had blamed mo for what she was pleated to call her un-merited misfortunes. Kach year that passed made mutter* wo>to between us. As I grew older many things in the management of thotroperty struck me as very unjust. 'I he best of the tim ber was beins; cut down ; tho house allowed to fall into a hints bordering on ruin, because my mnthcr woald not spend money on repairs whirh [ alone was to enjoy the benefit or. Jeffrey ciiono hi 3 mother's legal advisor, and neither Kdith nor I knew where to look for advice or assi3tan-e. '1 h'ngs remained very much in th s suite till I was i early twenty, when one day Jeft entered my room in a utate of wild excite ment, and allowed me a will that he had ois overed in Eome out-of-the-way corner. It was dated a few d>iys before my fathers death, and except thatitbequeatbedto Jeffrey the sum of ilvo thou-and pound?, and the reversion of Ga-rick if I died withnut heirs, it was substan tially the same as the one already in existence. I had my doubts about the validity of the document, but I passed no comment; both the witnesses were dead, and I had not a shadow of proof to advance. Suspicion in Euch a case <OC3 for nothing f o I held my peace, the moro especially as Judson, our old steward, was pre pared to swear to my lathe 's signature So icir Lawson had his rive thousand pounds On tho night of which I am going to tell you there was a large part of the money in the house. Jcfl' was BOing to London tho next m»rningr: and as lie meant to start early, he paid good-bye to us over night, and 'vent up to his room first carrying the money with him. Edith and I re mained in tho dining-room a little longer, chatting on different matters ; amongst others, "f Jell's departure, of a Btrange restlessness I had observed in bis manner of late; of tho possible date of his return: and somehow, gui c unintentionally, I let fall a hint of my suspicions about the will, and discovered that they corresponded exactly with Edith's. At ast. when the fire had burned quite out, and the candles wore getting low in their sockets, wo w^titup=it>iirstogether. Itwas a wild No member irght, with jiihtsnch angry, impatient gusts of wind and vagrant thunder-clups as this, I occupied the west room, your aunt tho ono ad joining, and Jeff in the cast room at the other end of the corridor; whilo hi& mother had her apartments in tho south wing. As I bado Kdith i-ooi-night, the clock on tho stairs Btruck twelve, and ehe merrily wißhcd mo many happy returns of the day, for I bad .just entered my twentieth birthday. In a few minutes my lulu was extin guished, nnd I was cosily wrapped up. Jn less than half an hour I was pound asleep. Not co Aunt Hdith. She was eho told me afterwards, restless and nervous, two m> st unusual things



willi her. All h-ir ed'c is to sleep were unavail ing, and she gave up the attempt at last, and rising from bed. sat down by the flre to read. Twioa ihe fancied she heard footrtcrs in tie coividor and opened her door to listen. Yonr mint \fai not afraid of tlio White Lady, our family ghost, nor l.fidy-anybo y-else, grls, Twice the threw hcrsilt on a couch with the intention of resting, since slumber was out of tlio question ; but between the Btorm and the mysterious sounds through the house, rest was impossible. At length, about 2 o'clock, sho fan cied she heard some one moving about my room voiy cautiou'ly: aud nothing doubting but that £ was as wakeful and restless as herself, she resolved to to.no in aud speak to mo. A sudden Kiist of wind in the corridor extinguished her candle, and she outcrod my room in the dark, aavo for a Taint ray of moonlight which shono through the carelessly drawn curtains. As your aunt gently approached my bod, she saw a form advancing on the other side with upliftodhand, in which somethingbrißhtgJ earned in th« moonlight. Quick as thought, without a moment's hesitation, her arn>"vwis tin own across my neck. Tlio knife of an as-assin descended with terrible force, and glancing off the bone, inflicted a lon* and jagged gash in her arm. Tlio n<B3ssin, who hid not heard her approach, Instantl) lid, leaving Ins weapon behind Mm; and I was arousod from my slumbors by Hdith's shrinks, to ll'id myself buthed in her blood. In



a moment 1 was all awako. Minding my silK handkerchief round her arm tightly, to check tho bleeding, I cent a servant—for tho whole houso was roused by you-aunt's shrieks,, and tho violent ringing of luy boll—for the nearest surgeon, and then proceeded to search for some traces of tho murderous Intrudor. Mechanically I went first to Jeff's room, probably becauso I was astonished at not having aeon his face amongst tbc wondering group gathered round my door. It seemed nmozing that ho ehould fleop co soundly through such a commotion. Tho doar on the eaat room (Jeff's) was open, so was tho window; and tho room was empty. I can never either forget or describe tho sickly sensation of horror that crept into my heart as I looked round. Whoro was Jeff! Why had ho gone so suddenly and mystoriouely 1 Why tho open window I I was all tho more painfully porplexed, as tho mest careful examination failed to disclose any other means of exit by which tho would-bo aseasfin could havo escaped. Kvory door was barred, every window except that of the east room was safely fastonod. In tlio flower-bod underneath there were diatinct tracks of a man's feet leading to it.



These thingß mado mo terribly unhappy, and some suspicion of my thoughts must have crept into n>y countenance, for Kdith divined at once. However, she remained silent about the appear ance of tho man who had attempted my life, aud I refrained from questioning her. At best thero would bo but a conjecture—tha room was dark, tho man disguiked and your aunt fright ened. But the knife >\*bich lay upon my bod appealed with dumbbufrterribloforce tousbith. It was my pruning-knifo, and that vory after noon Kdiih had seen mo lend it to Jefr Lawson. V\ hotlier thoUnifehsd becnia any way poisoned or whether your aunts wound h*d been bad.y dressed in the lirst instance, I do not know, but inflammation set in, and for weeks she was dan gerously ill. For days her life was despaired of; and it was only saved at last at the expense of tho bravo right hand that had saved mo so well from a terri'ulo aud i udden death.



Tho matter made a sensation, which was something more than a nine days' wonier in our village ; but ai I kept my suspicions to myaolf, no ono also ventured to express any, and Jeffrey's namo wnsnovor mixed up in the matter. 1 ndecd, it somehow got circulated that bo loft Garriok tho ovening bqforo tho attempted murdor, and uoono contradicted it. The object ot tlie attack, which was evidently robbery as well as murder, for every drawer and desk in my room was thoroughly ransacked, caused much wonder and discussion. It was pretty generally known that my allowance as a minor was scarcely adequate to my few simple wants. Being neithur a landlord nor a prosocutor of poachers. I was not unpopular, and as fur as I know, I hod not an enemy in tho world. Altogether it was a most mysterious, sad affair, and if in my secret heart I connected it with the new found \vi 1 of my father, and i( 1 wrorged any one by unjust suspicions, I hope heaven will pardon mo. Appearance woro ttgonxly against ono" " And appearancos very frequently deceive, Robert," aunt interrupted, gontly. "Let us judge not, that wo bo not judged." " Heaven help the villain who cost Aunt Edith ao dca-, if ever I oncounter him!" cried Hdgar excitedly. "I'll show him no quarter !"



" What bocamo o£ Jeff Lawson, father 7' Jess asUci), vt ith a stolen glanco at aunt's face.



" Krom tho night, he said good-iii.j;ht to us in this very room, t'lirly-ono years ago, I have not heard of him or from him. Ho clissappeared in Iho most extraordinary manner. Doubtleps he is dead: and as far as he is concerned I have no hope of the inystory of that awful night ever being clearod up."



"And his mother, papa?" queried Fred. "Ah, hia poor mother; sho broke her heart over hia disappearance, my boy. Mothers will do such things over the most worthleES sons. Well, Upton, whai'a the matter?"



"If you please, sir, thero'Ba gentleman wants to see you," said our old butler, closing the loor behind him, and lookingmjsteriously round " Ho says his business is urgent, but ho won't sivo hiß namo."



"A strange gentleman, at this hour, and on such a night," exclaimed papa rising. "Ho must be Bomo belated traveller. Show him in, Upton."



Wo all looked at each ether, and glanced to wards the door in eagar, nervous, curiosity, as an elderly gentleman, -with very white hair and beard, cn'ered the room, made a courteous bow, which embraced everybody, and proceeded to unbutton an cnoimous travelingcloik, in which he was enveloped. For a moment or so his eyes wandered round the room as if in search of something, and then he smiled sadly. •' You do not know me, Mr. Neville," quoth the gentleman, after what seemed an ominous silence, diawing more directly into the light o£ the lire, which blazed cheerily.



" I have not that pleasure, sir, papa replied, looking at our visitor more attentivly. " Ah! Yot my picture hung there," once poiut ing to a vacant Bpace amongst the portraits on the wall. "JVly name is Jeflxey Laweon,"



voic Je c. ff'* °rled papaßndAuntKditl>; with one "Jeffl"'wo all echoed in amazement r was the sequel to our story, with a venKe'at, er° "You do not seem overjoyed ti> ««, **• R?. b, eJ t> v Mr: Lawson said after ai.oluer nan.? 9 ' " Well perhaps you are not toblame £??!e> i Edith-after all thesa long yeats-mliS'3?ll. me your hand." ""sat (ji?e At this moment his eye rested on aunt's i, i less right arm, and the most terrible awfci '?" silence I ever wit^essei ensued KiW *» White with passion; Je3s clenched Kit i?.? 8 hand denmtly, and even gentle Fred looL5 1q Aunt Kdith. raiSe WS V°iCe and Wm *> «&£ Mr. Lawßonwas.the first to recover hfa .„,, possession. "Foigive me,'he said and *velf' was a tremor in his voice, '• I did horn,,, M 6 am son y." Papa remained stern and siW?" 1 really pitied Mr, Lawson, tho odds we™ L )• tally against him. Not a single kind n e"r' couraging glance met his eye aa he lookori. en" However, he drew himself up hau7hri rouil4 continued addressing us all: "laid v*^ ly< »n 4 wrong once, Mr. NevilU-. I have traveLM £?*' thousand miles to offer what renaratin^ t"™? That will by which I obUlneT &?. "ft Z <=«.. pounds was a forgery. But I have cornM>Ußan(l it back, with interest." come to pay Papa bowed h's head, but remained sim . ''Money was ab'O.utely necessary then} v had macy pressing engagements to nJ« rw' safety, my liberty, was atstake. Iwasri<T "# but though my bare trickßucceo;e/iicerat9; Into. Absolute ruin and disgrace stared « **> the face, and I was comp lied to fly !!£„ ffl * 'a in the night to escape the consequent. ~iKt folly. That night I secretly 1-Jlt tJienomS, my ing from my bed-room window. Con™ rßCaD tho money I had, 1 took pa-s.g/for a,,1 ?*<& where by carefuU peculation and hard w i'a soon realized a conaideruble fortune Tltjf*l desire to return to England. I fo-mori no iriends, new habits, squat'er-life aiiiiefl S° w and s> I remained year after yea- Brr t > heartily sorry for. and ashamed of thi , Waa played about ilio will, and I roso'ved onnS*" J try anl make it square with you n.W gold fever broke oat, and the ugMt of »^ the turc being strong in me, I resolved to eatnfi' Digging. I was singularly Bucceesful p? o hers were not so fortunate. One nnnr in v' who wen-, by tin numeof 'Down 'ff T rlow frtquen.ly tpoicen of as singularly n ,,S ra One daylwa3 surpriscl to receive & mio y# from this fellow, requesting ma to cmiMr!iß him, as he was very ill, anl had auimnSw confes ion to make. I went at once and I f Mt a glance that the man was dying; bat irn»m my surprise when, on a closer survey of hi« fna tures, I recognised him to be Ted Jndtmf 7?" son of your old steward-goldforinotn/il9 graceless vagrant Ted who got meintoafif as many Rcrapes a3 I got him out of wiii .■ utmost difficulty, for he wad dying hetnlA, c singular atory. On the very mViiSg^jM Houae hi tried to io > and murder mp h^ f from his father that I had a larfta sn^ O f!!™ 8 by me, he resolv.d to have eouioof it-VnHT* tering the hous». in the rtu3k of the eve'nfn,??' concealed himself behind the curtains of' tt c.rridor-window and waited till the hon»i I s all quiet; then he entered my room and afSI searching in vain lo: tin money, he asiyM knife which lay on the table, and in'l «? * drunken rage and disappoinimoat, retnlvoi . cut my throa f, if I did cot give op tnv ™J° advancing to the beu whirro I lay sounda l»» he lifted tho krjife and made a sla'h at nivthivPi when, to his horror, he s*w the White LadvvSr ' walks' bonding over me. Throwing down .E k ifo he fled in terror, and made his «.tlle through a window he found open. In amnnZ? it flashed upon me tint your room was nVaS for mine, aud my window, -which. I left on proved the mea s of escape for the villain R had already proved the means of escape fn' p mi I hope the ,imo:y appcardnce of tho White IX prevented any serious mischief." * "Ie did, to me," papa siid sadly "hut tti» s'a°h thatmissoamy throat cost my sister w ri.ht hard, fche was the lady that eaved l ZS Jeffrey 1" ffle< •l am better pleas'd to have this mnten cleared up than 1 would to have the right haS back again, if such, a thing wera possible "akS aunt softly, ' ™* '■ The knife that Judson saw on the table must have been your piuaing-knlfe, Robert, which T a«ke done of the servants to return toyou "conUn lied Mr. Lawson. "Here is 'Jed's written and" signed coufeesioa, witnesa'.d by a magistrate" A nd let me once more entreat jour for^lvenes! and as my mission i* accomplished I will notinl trude any longer. 1 should have remembered that the Ne villea are noi a race to forget or for. givo n -Are the Lawson's, Jeff V papa cried, advan oiog with outstretched hand, "Jf so, I claim yours. I have cone you an infinitely greatei wrong than you have done me. lam veiysorrjP A bright smile pa-sei over Mr. Lawson's fees alterin< its wholi expression, as lie gasped papa's hand, and I'm sure th:ru were tears in his eyes us h'> bent down to kiss Aunt Edith1! for head,andinthesniilinKEileneathatfplloired while they looked into each other's eves, ah1 oU scores were wiped out, and old eorea nealtdatd forgotten !



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