Taken at His word.

—■» _t :v Ji. pi,u#r -wa. lying on the lounge In feer SStt.^ bedroom? and looking very _«- E«,mv And *c. she had been married only six wa» a m-?wi,P^.BrV young ladies at aU tho flirt ng .w^.^^'LZvinK his wife to take partiC o. 'Siseff iur'elV H was enough to make wife cry. especially one so sen bit less than on tho day rf}s\™™tT a moment thrftNcraom-pect-dhimof it, ™__- l» AldhU do'ubtedbi. g>*^¥ss«wS * BW *OU? K constancy. Hut _»ir _f_»'"" Jl WmS pif aQ d to be et.aiing Nv,-?.^p-i-", H, photograph album, or would be I°° T "K °£ c- Sh smn olrt gentleman, conve an* "lemnty witH sCTBfl™ X . ;,,, i_wi«MS^£S no heart Cr *»m% e MrUh. lr. and shs todg.o . v.i hauls .mer and heartier ami won decs what ou ear.h -l.ou dto bo cha,«o i, lvi. r-fedie "Canary refused to Jj.^M^jj. Viglini not put, tlowers enough ill your nay. b°"oh, Bob. how cun your Bobbed Nel id. b. «aid her husband, sttlr.g ?.r-Sl'»'!B_«KH3 that yo .r eyes are r.ot red and.swollen.with cry ,^ t!l^-«"n_ o.nis I-r°a P-Fe t L W?on^kf iVi ni.w, « "a_-V- Why.pcopl deed. I_6 _. ol'-o miserable; You make mo so B'" bi" \V, Uth..is ri h! Perhaps yon1 will to KO-clo ough to let me know of what tnormitj ' I've been that has turned ytu i_to a _.od er.-vitnhw really W o-.g. dear; bu", oh !if y_t knew how .nacha wife thinks of her husband. ' l0 Here p_o7Nel i. broke down again,- Mr. Pal ! isn't really ab iU'lnal'd '}£ "lob! But-b if-she cpuk 1 hard") spe.'_k tor .he chok itf m her throat- yo i can't understand the prid : _ a woman takesi I having hot- h sband treat ler with affecUo : and rp-nec before evety one. or how it humble! aSd mortifltsher to be neglected oy him, an< i have other vroine.. consider thcinsetvcj he. j ri^^n-Jr'liaußb Cld Uoutnght, and then hi j gr,. Your- yan a-.surd little fool, Nc.lie." he said '■As if Bab.) ha-c.weie anything to me beyon. I a pleasant a:.d agreeaM- young woman .0 auiuti nfift'n Keif with at a, party. NO-9ensel ! °'?Sbo don. thin- so," s.id Nellie, "and-am 1 the others don't think to. They ad thinkyo are cetting tireo ol your wife, »nd Isabel flatter, hewcif that she has tut ma ou., a_d is trying t. lo»rtf-wi-kß> Bob, udngimpatientlj from thelounge, " I'm astonished atyou. .el le and had .tail/ Yiven yon credit for more Kens a" well us tempe.," h - added severe V.".1 wis joa'd »museyourself la tocLty aj I dp, instea if going moping »bou: in this fashion. Yoi ran', 'xpeot to.ay rre ii.d to your apron b.rings. and I'd much rath-r tee you flirting i l.ttie yourself than skuiki. g away in holes am corners, like a spider, waiching your butte^fl ,of uh-sband to scj if jou c...t detect him n ! doing w:ong. You make nic feel quite asbame< I ° sir Palmer took hi- hat end walked out of hi 1 room with an a r of u.in_l.d digniiy and injure. iir.ocence. His Wife sat up, Wiped a\va. hi tours and mused a« Idle, with eyes flashing ant cheeks flushed wi h wounded and lndignan 6" Y?s,' she said t) hetsel*, -'since he has n quested it, I will anr.se myself as he does, ant se. how he .ikes it! Ai-hamed ofme, is he J /»_< he did not us sd to be so when I was gay ant lmppy. Oh, Bob if you only knew how I lovei >oAud once more, despite her resolutely closjni 1 ereyes and pressi.g her fingers upon ihem, tn tears wou'd come. , . '1 hero was to be that very i vening a party a Colonel Johnston-s, and NeUle took pa.rt_e-.1-. rains in dress'ng hersel' for it. She had beei uf late nit er carclcs. on this point, and wa no- rcward'-dfurher extra care by her husband clance of approval and his rema- k that the pinl silk was becoming to her. In consequence, he -yes and cheeks we.c brighter and her spirit more buoyant as she entered Mrs John.ton c owied drawing-rooms. Scarcely had ihe p .id their r> speets to the hostess, when Mr Pal mer accostel. or rather was accosted by Mis. iiadeu, a bridiant, coi iident girl, whoi tried t ensnure him before hid marriage: and at th sam-i moment a Kentlcman _dd.es_-d Mrs Pa, mer. She answered mechanically, unable t withdraw h-r attention from her husband am his companion, until, seeing something in A.is Baden's glanoa at I.erseU which she did no; like h-r pride again awok -, and she turned, as wit' a sudden det-rmination to the gentleman at he si-ie. i-o wasarcc«nt comer lo the town—.er, pleasant and handsome—and >,ellie Palino forthwith began to try and make herself agree ahle to him. He looke-1 so pleased, and wa himself so agr.eable, that it soon cost her pi eilon to co-verse, ana thou her old l.vely .'pint retu ned; and, to her surprise, she; found Ula she was ci, joying herself. Her husband d;.dn much notic- this, but Miss Baden did : and he .hi --tion with Mr Palme.- lost much of itsctarn now that hid wi.'e tid net appear mortified am jealous, end that p< ople coudn't see that it wa si. Wherefore Miss Baden grew indifterent f.nd Mr Palmer bethought himself to look afie his wife. Not findi. g ht*r looking over the phc tog.-aph filbmrs, no.- talking to deaf old M Brown,neither in-ny cf -ho --ho cs and corner which she was wo .t of late to f.equcnr, he b came rathe.- puzz c 1. -fhe'- got in the dumps nga'n, I suppose wa his thocgi.t. "and is trjing to disg-ise it nude pretence of being ill. Bare say I shall find he cning or f.mtiig away in tne con.-ervatory with tins anl smelling-hottles lound hcr-o perhaps she's gone h.me " At that ins an', a little U< gh at his elbov S'art led him, and. tu-niut.', he s»w ts elite, brigh andflmhed, t,lking to a v. ry handsome man whonppi->'Cd gui c absorbed in her. Mr I'b] mer k iued v moment at th • nnronscions couple "Why the deuce!'' was hi. thought; "wha oncar.h can th-v ha»e been talking about al thi, while?" 'llieii tudde.ly m. eting hie wife eye, ho smiled and whispered, '• imjoying your Eel', Nclir "Oh, yes, dear, rtellßhtfullyl Don't troubl yours_lf about nic, pray." Do passjdon, but didn't go far, and as ho Btoot whispering soft cot-iinies to rcirimcntul Kati Mai shall, his cv-a ocoaa o-i-y wandered lo lv. wife. How pretty she was toi-ing and how ga; ehewi s. and how c Hiui-tiishl sne wasoxchiing inp l'Kht r-p.i:te- wi h that flirting leilow. Ton Harrison. And all the while the handsomi Btrangcr never left her she. 1, wns perfectl: ovidenl that h-. admired her. " If she were not t married woman ho wonlr ceitainyfa'l i, lov with hr -he—my wife ;' and he felt a l.ttlo icsenlfu of lhe admiration. Nel.io i aimer ~_ii neve, sung more sweetly oi danced more g ac fully th m upon this evenin? I " Dent you think. .Nell, you've canted enougl for one ni^ht.'" Said ler h-i band, toward tv close of lhe evening; "lor aniarrud womsn, he added. "Perhaps so," she answered, cheerfully; "bui I've c. joyed yse: f so rnttcli ! really, 1 almost forgot that i was a married woman, and felt . gin again." "And behaved like one." he said, rather coolly " Who is that fellow tha' has been iv attencartc* upon you all .he evening!'1 i.o inquired, as t.ej Avalked downstairs. "That remarkably handsome m^n, with tht expressive dark eyes, do you meat. _' J' 1 n,_,vor noticed his i-i es or ihat he was at al! handsome." he answered, stiffly " Oh, I thought you means Captain Lovell ol the artillery. .Ah Ihe che is-just one moment dear—l quite fo.got—" And Nellie spoko a few words to the captair in pas. ing, of which her husband could distin guish only something about *• that book " " Upon my word," ho said sarcas'.ically, "yoi; sppear very intimate alrea ;y.' 'Because, 0.-c, we've discivercd that we're con-tcniat spirits. We line ihe sarao things— ; books, music, sc.n-.ij ; indeed.cve1 ythiig—and have tho sani_ opinions on most subjects. "V__ I know how p.'o ..-ant it is t.- meet with ono whe ca- coniprchcnd you— ot jour ou'er self m rob, but wit- a sor. ot s ul t} nipathv." "Soul flddlesticke." I " You tevi r did have much scttitnent, Bob,' I Bighoa Nellie in .-n injur d tone. " Sentiment b_< h mged ! Come, Nellie, be quick Vi ith your - lappings. It ha . been a stupid eve ning, ar.d 1 shall be glad to tjel home and to bed. i When Bob it Palm r tamo home nex. day he found his wife, not crying ;;s before in hsr bedroom, but i. the farljr pructi.in.,' a new song. "Oaiitain I.oveilc died this morning,"she sail "and I have proniistd tj tin;* ibis lor him at Mrs Cam:, bell's.' ''Ah l" ho liiisw, red. with ar. c»prefsion of in cilleiec.ee ; an., -s Lis wi eagain struclt u.i with tho first lew ote.-, h muiUlvd to himself, "Confiu d C.ptiiin Lovell!" At, Mrs i ampbctl's, Captain Lov 11 was again in attendance uprn jrefy -Airs Palmer; and then o her gentlemen discovered her attractions, her piquancy and co 4 u-ttishncss and flirtable | ness; and so, in a fow weeks, Mrs Palmer was a belle. She cid nut stem iv the least to care who her husband Avas attending upon, and, in | ueed, ho could rarely get a word with her at all, | when at tho say assemblies w..ich they coDse- I quenily ftequc-ntad. lie soaietiu.es gave her a I hint that she was "no longer a girl," and that jho was her husband ; but she only laughed, md said there was no harm done, an! that she was ! enjoying herself so delightfully, ana feit herself j more a ho le than e-stii wm n a girl—which was true, because •he had not tinted then, being ab | eorbo , heart and soul in Bob l alm.r. But now ,it was Captain Love 1 who appeared chiefly to | occupy her thoughts, a. well as a g-o i part of I her time Slu sang aud danced with him. she i read the bo_'..s ho sent, anl so frequent we.c . his .i-its, so constant hi attentions, that at last i Bob.it l aimer's wrath burst forth. I "Kilen," he said as he oic day closed the door [on the d< parting Captain, "I really cannot per : mil ths to go on any lone-er. Your conduct to ]me is most unexpected-most astounding. You I are by far too intimate with this fellow Lovell. He is constantly in ruy house ; and last evening he scarcely left your side, while you stood for two hours tho ceatri of a group of chattering, grinning popinjays like himself." " AVhy, Bob, you yourself blamed me for play ing wall-flower and * spider,' and you were ashamed of me." I'l am much ashamed of you now, he retorted, E.verely. "Now, dear,that is duiteunreasonable of you. Didn't jou lellme that I would please you by en- I J lying myself and flirting a little? You know | you did." added Nellie, reproachfully; "and no<r that I am obeying you, you get jealous." "Jealous? not I! Hut lam oll'-nded and in sulted yes. and disgusted as -.. el. If ycu only could hear the remark ■ about vouiseli and that Love!! " "Similar to thos; that I heard in regard to you, and Miss Baden, I j,i__'_m_.'' said his wife. "What is Miss Buden tome?" he demaaded, angrily. "And what is Captain Lovell to me?" '' You encourage him, madam. Youfliit with : him." i ''As ycu do with Isabel Baden." 1 " .-_ man may do what \r- noi r-ermissable in a j woman." | " Ah, that is it!" said Ne'lie, with her old sigh, ! Yo_ u:c- may neglect a wife—may wear cm", her heart aud life with an.uish—may expose hsr to the pity or ridicule of &U her acquaintance by showing devotion to iinother; and she, poo> slave, tU'i-t not presume to turn, as may ever the tramp'.oa worm, but must b:arftHjnmeei;

silence, never even imploring mercy, leaf «1_ I offend he lord. But I have had enough of th?.? Bab; an i now as you do to me I will do to W It you go on flirting, bo will I. I fe now y Q „ ,?• not care a bit more for Isab?t Bad=n thin id? for Captain Lovell; but 1 will not be nexleek!! and humbled in the Eight of the whole world i am not a slave, but a wife, and demand ii, honor due to me 1 108 Her meed was a new one to her rnßl.a-._i Shesa. erect and proud, looking him steadily• ■■' the lace, With bright clear eyes, .r. wif 2 dcpf.be>>- could stil. read gicat t-.i_.de_m.ss- b^? le at once ctmprehended the who c mat-. He looked at her <* moirrnt s'eaiily, _« «>,, r; him, and then he roce and took a seat hy y. Side. ' oer "And you really care notning for thw ln v „ n Nellie?' "-oven, "Nom-iretnan I ought to do for myconoi Laura's affiiancid husband," she replied ual&. " Affianced r ' " Tnese six months; before I met him • __„_! y wonld havo told you or It but " ' an4l Sha stopped, and looked half archly into hi face. He understood her, and, taking her in ie arms, kisseu her tenderly. •aau i " on, Bob! how could jou ever have . ouhted " I will nerer do bo ro mere, love !"■ " N c ver flirt any more ?" " jN ev.r!"

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Auctions. 1 REGULAR SALES \> op LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUDE Aro held by tho undersigned as follows: —I On each Thursday, at Itemuera, the Principal Market for Fat Stock of all descriptions On each Friday, in Auckland, at tho Hay market, for Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Soeds, Implements, &c. On each Tuesday, at tho Haymarkot, for Woo! Sheepskins,. Hides, il Tal'ow, &c., at IS o'clock At Waiuku, on tho first Saturday in each month At Pnkekohe, on the first Monday in eacl month At Drnry, on tho third ■Wednesday In cacl month. At Papakura, on the last Wednesday In eacl month At Queen's Redoubt, on oach Monday before th* third Wednesday in tho months of Fobru ary, April, June, August, October, ani December, Cattle Fairs specially advertised Sheep Fairs specially advertised. ALFRED BUCKLAND. I^ILOVER AND f~*i KASS GEED! ON SALE, AT THE HAYMAKKET (OF FiKST-CLASS QUALITY) — White Clovor Rspa Ked Clover Timothy Alsyko Kentucky Bluegrass Cowgrass Rod Top Lucorne Tretoil Pukekoha Cocksfoot Ryegrass—Perennial Turnip-Purple Top Ryegrass—Anneal Turnip—Green Top Turnip—Swedo, &0., &c. Also, BONEDUST, all degrees ot fineness nw quality GUAXO—Peruvian, Mexican, and Now Calc donian Kainit, Snperphosphates &c., &c, &c. ALFRED BUCKLAND, riOUNTKY CATTLE SALES Druhy—Wednesday, March 17 Papakuba—Wednesday, March 31 ALFRED ISUCKLA.ND. THURSDAY, MARCS IS, T w H E REMUERA YARDS, FOR SALE, .it the Durham Yards, or Thurslay nexc, 120 well-fatted Cattle Dairy Cows, Store Cattle COO Far. Sheen a-'d Lambs Fat and Store Pigs On Sale—Reid's Double Furrow Ploughs. ALFRED LUOKLAND. WEDNfc'SDAY, MARCH 17. TII E DRUK V YARDS. ON Wednesday next, at the Drury Sale, A large muster of Calves and Young Cattle are expected. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. THE HAYMARKET. By Order of the Mortgagee. FOR Sale, at the Haymarket, on Wed nesday, March 24th, at 11 o'clock, A GOOD FARM of ISO aores, adjoining the Township of Alexandra, Waikato, being Lots Nos. 173, 171, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 15S, and 328, of the. Parish of Maogapiko, County of Waikato. All fenced and sub divided into paddocks, with 200 acres laid down in firat-cl»ss Brass, together ■with a twelve-roomed dwelling house and good Farm Buildings erected on the property. £1000 can remain on the property at 8 per cent, per annum. Also, will be sold separately, Lot 118, Township of Kihittihi, containing 1 acre. Lot 4, Township of A lexandra East, contain ing 1 aero. ALFRED BUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. THE HAYMARKET. DESIRABLE FARM IN WAIKATO. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from Mr James Frown to sell at the Haymarket, on Wednesday, March 24th, His farm (late Hammond's), about three miles from Hamilton, on theOhaupo Ho d, containing 612 acres, with corsiderable improvements, being fenced, plo ghed, largely in grass, excel lent dwel'insr and out buildings, labourers' cottages, and first-class orchard of four acres in full bearing. If not sold in one lot, will be Offered in subdivisions, begining at the soath end of the farm, as follows:—Lot 1 being Nos. 09,100,102 and 103, containing 200 acres bound on three sides with roais, fenced and partially improved, l^ot 2, bouna by roads; and lot 68, bsing Nos. 70,59,60,69, 67, and 66, containing 251) acre?, partially fresh ploughed, fenced, and grassed. Lot 3, The homestead, being Noa. 433, d 3, 42, and 48. a'l in first-class order, with good dwelling, fences and grass. To view, apply to Mr. Brow.*, on the farm. Plan can be seen at the Uaymarket. ADFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 18. OHAUPO MONTHLY CATTLE SALE. FOR SALE, at the Ohaupo Yards, on Thursday, March 18,1880. 40 Grown Store Cattle, in froah condition, from Paterangi 15 Choice Beef, from Alexandra 1 Quiet Springing Heifers 20 Mixed Store Cattle from To Rore 15 Young Cow 3 and Heifers, in forward con dition 15 1} and 2-year-old Cattle, froaa Kihikihi 50 Fat Steep, 20 Fat Lambs Horses, 2 New Saddles, &c. AT 1 O'CLOCK. HUNTEK & NOLAN. N.B.—Cambridge Cattle Sals, March 25. MONDAY, MARCH 15. Ex ' Zealanbia.' THE subscriber has received instructions to fell by public auction at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, 15th March, at 11 o'clock, 8 I cases Covered Hams 6 i cases Chicago Bacon 6 * cases Covered Bacon dO barrols Pickled Salmon 25 i barrels Picked c'almon 7 cases Lard GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 15. EX 'ZSALANDIA.' THE subscriber bas received instructions to sell by public auction at .his Mart queen-street, on Monday loth March, at 11 8 J-caees Covered Bacon. 6 | cases Chicago Bacon. 6 j-oases Covered Bacon. 40 barrels Pickled Salmon. 25 Pickled Salmon. 7 cases Lard. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. S, TOFKS.J LR> c- CAEK. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31. IMPORTANT SALE CF MINING MACHINIJtY AND PLANT. THE umlersiKiied have received instruc tions from the Premier Gold Mining Com pany (Limited) to offer for sale by public auction, at the Sulo Kooin.-", Brunswick Buildings. Queen- Btrect, Auckland, on Wednesday, tho 31st day of March, 18S0, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, Tho following MACHINERY, as it now ptands on tho Company's ground, Coro jnundel :— One 10-horse Power Kngice, One Battery of ten head of Stampers, Ono Centrifugal Pump and Pipes, Four licrdans. With drags complete. Ouo 15-horso Power Pumping and Winding Kngine Wii-H Hope. Balance Bob, Poppett Legs, Pulleys, Wheels, Drum, &c. Tho wholo to bo sold without reserve and to the h'ghest bidder. JJ. TONKS- & CO., Auctioneers.



Auctions. Monday, march is. CHOICE AND UNEQUALLED BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, IlErnuß!; and Selvtyn Streets. GEORGE SIB BIN HAS received instructions from the City Council to sell by auction, at his Sale Booms, Lower Queen-street, at noon, on Mon day, loth March, The LEASE FOR THIRTY-THREE YEARS of ELEVEN Large, Choico and Well 6ituat:d BUILLING ALLOTMENTS with frontages to Hepburn and Solwyn streets ("ho latter newly made anc lormed, 66 feet wide, connecting witl Picton-street). These Large Allotments aro delightfiYllj situated (15 minutes walk from tho Post Office, commanding beautiful find uninterrupted viewi of the Town and Harbour, in a highly respect able neighbourhood closely adjacent to tin Western Park. Ponsonby and City V.usses passinir along tro Ponsonby Road (within om minutes walk) every twenty minutes. Huildii'f sections of this rfcsciiptionare nowgettiug verj difficult to obtain close to the city, and the-e art well worthy of attention. Terras, conditions ard plan may be viewed 01 and after Wednesday, 3rd Mxrch. ht tho oilicc o£ tne Town Clerk, Canada Buildings, Quood street, and at tho Auctioneer's f.ootne, Lowei Q :een-3trcet. The various Allotments will be marked witl Flags. THURSDAY, MARCH 25. By Order of Harbour Board, TOLLS QUEEN-STREET \ VHAKF, TOLLS RAILWAY WHAUF, WEIGHBRIDGE QUEEN-STREET WHAUF, A. G. GRAN T HAS received instructions from the Auckland Harbour Poar.l tr> sell by public auction, at the offices of the Board, Fort street, on Thursdaj, March 25, at 11 a.m. Tho Right of COLLECTING TOLLS on the Queen-street and Railway Wharves until 31st December, 1SSO; and also the Right of LEVYING CHARGES for tho Use of the Weißhbridgo Queen street Wharf until 31st December, ISSD. Conditions of Sale may be scon and all par ticulars obtained at the Offices of tho Harbour Board, Fort-street. MONDAY, MARCH IS. HOUSES IN PRAKE STREET. HP HE subscribers have received instruc "- tions to sell attheir Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 15th icst,, nt 12 O'clock, THRICE HOUSES, erected on an Allotment having atjour 50 feet frontage to Drake street, and within a shor. distance o* tbo junction of Hobson end Victi.ria-stres.tj. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, MARCH 15. I TWENTY-ONE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, Kttbek Pass and Quarry Koads. THE subscribers have received instruc t'ons to sell by public auction at tho Land Mart, Jfortstrcet, oa Monday, loth mat., at 12 o'clock, TWENTY-ONK VALT TABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, having fruntngos to tho Kyber Pass Road, Quarry Road and a Private ltoarl, and situate almost opposite the residence of C. J. >-tone, Ksq., and a short distanco from the Properties of G. lloldship, Esq., and P. W, Moody. A plan of the Property can ba seen at tho Omco of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, MARCH 10. PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FUR NITUKE. AT PARNELL. THE subscribers will sell, at the resid ence, Parnoll, near Selwyn Terrace, on Tuesday, 16th March, at 11 o'clock, The Whole of tho HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, consisting of Pianoforte, in rose wood case, by Albion: Music Stool, Couch, Arm-chair, Six Coairs, covered with rep ; Centre Table, with carved feet;! Carpets. Rug. Fender and Irons, Largo Kngraviugs, l'urtain3,Conl Scuttle, Mottled Kaori Cheffonier, Glassware China Figure", Lustres, Wax Fruit and Shnde.Wool Mat, Steret sco.e and Slides, Oilcloth, Mottled Kauri Hall Table, Dining Table, Pictnrc3, Boats, Chairs, Crockery, Brass Bedstead, Iron Bed steads, Pallia-ses, Mattrosso?, Bedding, Commode, f^ho-ts Drawers, Mirrors, Stands and Ware, RockingChni-. Couch, Cupboard, Tubs, Kitchen Utensils, Sec, &c SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, MARCH 15, At 11 a.m. ON THE PREMISES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. "ROSLYN," R EMU ERA. G. W. BINNEY, HAS received instructions from Dr. Smith (in consequence of his leaving tho Province) to sell by auction, on the premises, "RO3lyn." Remuera, on Monday the loth inst., at 11 o'clock, THE WIiOLK OF HIS ELEGANT & COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising,— Magnificent Walnut Pinoforte, full tri chord, iron upright gra..d, by Kirkman Splendid Kbony and Gold Inlaid Drawing room Suite, in scarlet and gold satin Buhl Wood Oval Table Do. Cabinet Buhl Wood do. half circle with glass doors Buhl Wood Lidy's Cabinet & Writing Desk Do. Three Occasional Tab!e3 Lar^e Stereoscope, with Views Large Fancy Flower Pots, witti Stands Large Gilt Mirror Larno Glass (. handelier, with three Lamps Beautiful Brussels Carpets (3) Whire Wool Hearthrug Massive walnut Ducbetse Toilet Tablo, swing glaps with drawers Massive Wnlnnt washstand, marble top, with cupboard Massive Walnut Drawers and Shelf Matsivo Walnut WarJrob'', plate glass front Massive Oval Table Brass Bedstead, half trster. with hangings Spring Mattrasses, Wool and Horsehair Mattra*ses Feather Pillows and Bolsters Sheets, Counterpanes, Blankets (double and single) Three Sets Toilot Ware Iron Bedsteads, half taster, with hangings Two Small Bedsteads half tester, with hang ings Spring Mattross, with Bedding, etc ) ot Chinese and Japanese Ornaments Six-tuned Musical Box Two Bronze and Steel Fenders Two Coal Scuttles Fire Iron?, bronze stesl Large Guilt Cornices and Hangings Bronze Umbrella Stand whice Curtain", Antimacassars Venetian Blinds, and Fancy Toilot Mata Tea and Coffee Services, Uinner Services Large Stove &c, &c, &c A Is o, At Twelve o'clock, Fine Upstanding Horse, perfectly quiet in taddle and harness One capital Milking Cow Dairy Utensils. Catalogues now ready. Crowther'e 'Buses will Leave Short'and-street at ten and twenty minutts' past ten for tho sale. G. W. BINNEY, Auctioneers. THE HAYMA KKE T. 171 O R PRIVATE SALE, A Chair-Cutter (howe-power): Kelts and everything complete. Can bo seen at Mr C. lioberts, Howick. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~ AT AN EARLY DATE. VARNISH ! VARNISH ! VATiNISH! jr'URNHUKB, Coach, Body, Japan. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell at his Mart, at an early date, 15 CASKS VARNISH, AS ABOVE. Samples ioi trying cuu be had at tho Malt-



.auctions. B. TONKS.] [R. C. CAKR. TUESDAY, MARCH 16. CHINA MATTING ! CHTNA MATTING ! B. TONKS & CO. WILL soil, on Tuesday, the 16th inst., nt H o'clock, FIFTY-FIVE ROLLS i-i, 5-4, fe-1 Whlto, Check and Fancy CHINA MATTING. D. TONKS.] IR. 0. CARR. THURSDAY, MAFCH 18. BONEDUST! BONEDUST! B. TONKS & CO. WILL SELL, on Thursday, thte 18th instant, at It o'clock, 20 TONS BONEDUST. E. TONKS I [R. C. CARR, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, At 11 o'clock. CALIFORNIAN SAGE HONEY. Ex ' Zealandia.' RT f\ CASES of~2~ 6, and Sib tins Ov-J Cftlifoinian Sage Honey. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. HBIA AND CHINA TEA Warehouse. : " Very Rich Deep Brown Tbi," 3s per lb. "Family Mixture,"'.'a 8d ditto " Tea X xtrciordinary," 2a ditto "Btokenani Sft.nga" (flaVoury) Is 8d ditto " Congou Fannings"(fine), la Od ditto Assam Co.'s Finoft Pekco Tctl Cho'ce Uarjeclihj: Souchong Sttohg and pungent Indian Fannlngs Polt:d Pheasant. 9d per tin Potted Partridge, 9d ditto Shrimp Paste, fld ditto Potted '1 onguo and Bocf, 9d ditto Salmon, from 9d por ilu Choice Frcah Horringß,9d dltt Fino New Patras Currants Valencia Raisins, new and very fine Now Prunes, from Gd per lb Now Dates, ojd por lb A Job Lino Currants at 4d per lb A Job Lino Hhisins at 4}d per lb (To clear them out) New Jams, superior assortment, 7s por doz Good Jama at 6Jd per tin Cornflour, 6d per lb Very Fino Salad Oil, 7d per bottle Superior Pudding Rice, 121b for 2s 9d. F. WHITEHEAD, Tba I)isai.kh and IMPORTER OF TOBACCO & CIQARB, Victoria-street, Auckland. (Terms Cash). N.B.—Superior School Kits, 5Jd each; Aniorl can Brooms, Is 3d , worth Is Cd each. Q II A U N GLAUS. O 1 havo got a few more " Plumbs " (a trade ex pression for Bargains), which I bolievo wilißuit the public taste. Long Harr.o3 Curtains, 3s Cd per pn.it ; CO Ladies' Leather Hclts, Is each : 300 piiii- Girls' Striped Stockings, at 9d ptr paiil, worth Is 6d; Clark's Reels, two for a penny, or 5d per dozen ; 200-yard Heels, soft make. Is 3d pc/ dozen, in high nutnbors; Arnold's Rufllo, with laco edee. Is por car.l, which is only half vrico. Al'oa Wool, 2s Id and 2s 9d por head ; extra superllno Fingering Wool, in nil colours; Men's Brown Cotton Socks, 3Jd pair; Men's Large-sized Shirts, 2a 6d ; Youths' Union Shirts, nt same prico (splendid value); Boot Lace?, 3d per dozen, or 23 par gross; Whito Binding Braid, la for 3G yards. My stock of moilium and low-priced Hosiery is or.o of tho largest and cheapest i;i town, ladies' and Girls' Whito and Coloured Stockings, at 6d per pair; aro Very cheap. Purses, from 4d each; Boys'' Shirts, with military f.onts, uink-edgod flannel, Is 3d, worth Is 6d per yard; Men a Windsor Scarfs, Is 3d, usually Is 9d each. I will havo somo moro " I'liunlw" shortly, which will bo advertisod, J. GRKKN, VICTOniA-BTREET, Thrco doora from Albort-strcot. Sewing Machines. OEWING l\/f ACIII NE S. TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACIHNEJ O X> D • d Those Machines havo now beon so long boforo the public that they have established a reputa tion for themselves, and can bo confidently recommended by hundreds who possess them as superior to all others for domostio uso. Tho new Elliptic shuttle Movement is acknowledged on all hands as tho simplest quietest, and most beautitnl motion ovor int vented for the pnrposo. The now Patent Shuttle has only ono hole to thread, and Is largor than most others. Soik Aoknt: T. PEACOCK, Optician, Short'and-Btroot. «*»■ u-in Machines Repaired. Venetian Blintf.s A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLL>D jt\. i FACTORY. CORNER OF CO, X AND GREY STKKETS. VENETIAN BLINDS 1 VENETIAN BLINDS I Made of the best Calif ornian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twi«t. Onr Blinds surpass all imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We havo a very laige stock of well-seasoned Pino Tim ber; also a Large Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze linds made to order, and f orwarde to all parts Of jths Co) my at tho shortest notice. A. & A. BUSBk (Late K. Horton Busby), VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GRKY STREETS Medical. BANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPT IEXTRACT. REPOIvTOF DR.F. MOSLKK, PROFffSSOR AT THK UNIVKRSI'iY OF GRKIFSWALD. Epitome of an article of tho " Berliner kil nisohen Wochensch-ift" No. 21,1879, a medical periodical, published at Borlin, with references to inhalations of the Hxtract Kucalyptie Folis (Sander and Sona'Extract Kucalyptus) in cases of diptheria, by Dr. V. Moeler, profes3orat the University of Greifswald, Germany, viz. : " Having experienced the advantages derived from inhalations of tno Extract Eucalyptie Folii in csaea of echinococren of the lungs with bronchial affections, 1 made up my mind to tr the samo remedy in CRses of Diphtheria. D Kalenz, a pupi of mine, hassince, in his dis-ora tion, repoitid tho particulars of tho cases treated, and I may be allowed briefly to refer to one of the c ases enutr.trated therein. Ida X., of Pd'owalk, Uventy years r.f ago, had on the 19th February, IS/9, a fit of chilling fever with violent pains in her throat. She callod upon a medical practitioner, wro, rcc'gnixing at once the case to be one of diphtheritic, made her enter my klinik, where 1 had to separato her from the other patients. The patient, well developed for her age. was complaining of pains in her throat, which grew worse when she en deavoured to swallow, spoak, or niovo the nook. The submaxillar and Biibmental glands wero much swollen, and the fever was of a remitting naturo. The condition of tho patient was on tho 22ad of February: Warmth=3o.4 0., pulso=9C respiration=2o. Prescription: Extract euc. c. foliis to bo inhaled for twenty minutes o, cry tour. The following day tho patici t threw out smpJi particles of exjudat. The local appear ances in tho pharynx grow worse, ana tho exsudats were more extended over the mucous membrane. That increase of symptoms caused me ta augment tho doso to ono tea spoonful of extract enc. used for inhala tion ; also the inhalations wero ointiaued during the night. On the 27th patient got better and the fever had subsided. On examining tho pharynx it was easily to bo noticed that tho pro cess ot diphtheritis gavo way, and on the lltti of March the patient was rentored to health and discbargod. Tho report in question says that tho Eucalypti Extract in all cases of n iphtherities proved successful; it also sets forth cases of laryngitis and brocchit s, chronici, pneumonia, crouposa dextrp., «c to pharyngitis, combined ■with laryiwiti^, treated succifcsfully with the Eucalypti Extract. (These diseases constitute nearly all the afleo tions o: tho throat and respiratory orguLS, mostly c-auacd by ncglectoi colds) Theaboie reported cure of diphtheria, a di sease which :s always attended by fever, proves the ellicacy of cur Kxtract Eucalyp us in all cases of fever, and as it at the same tim* disin fects all wound'--, and checks inflammation, it will be a positive cure of nearly all diseases, chiefly. Fevers, Rheumatism, Colds, Wounds of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Etc. Sole Agent for Auckland and District: A I 0 X I N, The Pharmacy, Qurk.v-street. Auckland, O AMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE B. EDWARDS Bois to inform!the public that a Coach meets every train arriving from Auckland. Charges reasonable. Special Carriages provided to order on instructions being sent per post or telegraph to B. KD WARDS, LivKuy and Bait Stables, LUiLLuiton«



Land and Estate Agents. JIMj- T EMN O X Estate Agent and Valuator, QUKKN-BTRKET, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SEOURITIKS, OR IN VKSTttH IN BANK, INSURANCE, Oil OTHER SHARKS. No Charge to Lbnoeli on ItrvEDxoH. f J iLLA St tK—One of the choicest Villa Sites l in Romuera. The site ia well sheltered, and comninuda o^o of the most delightful views In Rtm-.ora. ■J. M. Lou i. ox, E-t:ite Agent, ' Auckldnd. riH) KAHMKH3—A Bargain-One of the bPBt X littiu Dai'y Faimniu th» VValkntOi 'Ihero are 150 acres, mostly in the hint grasses, all fenced, and with a 0 jttnße built thei eon. There are 17 it o dairy cows, 17 calves, 1 hnrso. Price for farm, stock, fee, o. ly 1,40 Pi The owner, is leaving thj country—Apply to J. M. Leiincx, Buta b Agent, Auckland. rpO FAitiUH.RO-A ilrHt-cl.ss l''arm of 105 i JL acres, 11 miles from the ciiy. The farm is surrounded by a salt.-wa'or cr-ek. The land ia of first-class quality. 'I his fine little farm is beautifully situated for fishing, and will produce Rood c. ops of wheat, oats, or potatoes. A 20-ton boat can como up to to farir. Price, £950. £750 can remain at 8 per cent.—J. M. Lennox, ifstat,) Agent, Auckland. HEMUKR ».--A Uargain-H acres, with Six ■ roomed Uesidence, detached Kitchen,barn, cow-shed?, and a iirst-claS3 Orchard. The Orchard will produce «t least £10 per annum. Price, £050 This Property ia ofloi ed a bargain, as the owner is leaving the country.—J. M. Len ox, E-tate Aguil, Auokltind. > LljOTMhilsTd a. Ijarutaiu—i Allotments «t . i Epsom Kast 50 x 150. Price, £150.— J. M, Lennox, Hstago Agent, Auckland, rpo IfAUMWKS.-Karni ot 212 Acres at Kaeo, X 30 acres of wliie.li are in grass. Thorn is a House containing Bro ni3 : alsn gat den, orchard, etc. 11 crq are 120 theep and G head of cattle. I'rico for farm and stock, £100.-J. AI, Lennox, , Kstato Agent, .-■ uckland. PAKNIDLL.-Fi st-cla^s I3us!n;s3 Premises, consisting of two shops, ono of wliich is occupied by a Hutchor and the othor by a Grocer. The freehold allotment ia 10 x ICO, and fronts the Manukau Road at the junction ol two oilier roads. Price, £750; £150njsh; baUinej can remain. -J. M. J.rnuox. Kstato Agent, Auckland. i /f-ROUMi'D COT IAGF, with Jncro of Fruit \J Gar.lcn. Ihero is a good well of water, The allotment is freehold, and has a doubl: frontage. Price, £150; £100 cash; balance can remain.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auck l hind. PUKEKQHE WKST.—Farm of 200 Acres, adjoining Buckland and Shei'hcru's; good lnnd. Price, £3 li's per acre—J. M. Lennox. "OARNKLL—RutIand and St. Georga'a Bay X Roads.—Two Cottngns—one of six. rooms, tho other of four rooms -with freehold allot ments. Price. £170 and £300 rcspectively.-J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. 1 i\ ACKKS of tho Richest Pasture Land, A"" three- miles from the city, with comfort nblo Cottage erected thereon. This flno. pro portyfron-. < tho main rond, and is a Bargain Price. £1,000.— J. M. Lennox, I'otuto Agnt, 4?i Oji—FOß SALK (a bars-i.in), a line rural ~llj" li'tlo Homestead, only 3 miles from Siokes's Point, with beach froiitago. 'I here isa Six-io mcd Cottage upon tho property, and 13 acres of freehold. Prico, £130. To. Ms can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato agent, Auck laud. POnA—Substantial Brick COTTAGW, ten ttt)uv minutes' walk from tho Union Bank, well-plastered ; with large garden. Prico. £3UO. Terms can bo arranged.—J. HI, Lennox, Kstato agont, Auckland. RKM IJE it A.—Family Residence, with 1} acres of freehold. Prico, £750.—Apply to J. M. Lounox, Kstato At ent. CITY.— A few minutes'walk from thn Union Bank, a most de3irnblc tixrojme 1 Cottage, with freehold allotment, t'jic, £375.-J. M. Lot nox, H'stato Agent, Auckland. 1?OR SALK, twelve miles Tom the city, a tlrnt cla^s farm of 120 aeon, with water frontago; all subdivided and laid down in Knglishi-.ra-voi I'rie, £1.80.) -J. M. Lennox, »_» ALLOTMENTS in John-street. I'onsonby. O 1 rice £10 the three. -J. M. I ennox IINCOLN-STREHT (Ponsonby) - 7---oomoJ J Residenco, with la ,<o frcehod allotuient. Price, £210.—.:. 11. Lennox . O KAKMER* and Others,—Ono of tho Choicest Farina in the t-rovlnco. lhoio.:ro 217acivs withi. S miles of 'ho city ; quality of land cannot bo oxcoll' .'.: largo iiinerooniid residence.—J. M. Lennox, i stato Agent. TO KAI'.MKUS— .1 clioioo Farm of 91 Acres. 70 acres of which are in good ;;ra"sea mid fencod sheep proof; tho Cottagi is neatly built; tho laid U all (tood and well waton d: only 1J miles from a Hail way .Station. Trice, £80.1.— J. M. Lennox, X tutc Agont, Auckland, VIKVV.—A 9-ioomcU Verandah 0 Cottag In this favuuriio luoality, with lai-i<e frochold allotment. Tho cntt-gc is in beautif:il order.—J. M. IjOuiiox, Ktstato Agent. MOUNT iCI);"N.—IS Acres, partly in grass, with email House. Prico. £000.— J. M. Lennox, Katato Agent. /><jfl/wSlx-roomoil Cottage and rechold allot- JJ^VV nion*, in Parnell.—J. M. Ix-nnox. FARM of 215 acrea, 50 miloH^outh of AucJi- Innd, about C miles from tho railway orchard, garden, and about luo acres in grass. Price, £5 per aero.—J. M. Ijcnnox. (>i r ,\— JTotir-n omed t'ottago and freehold Jjxov alloi moat in Parnell, Terms eaay.—J. M. Lonnox. I'.'stato ngent. pi n,._Threo-roomed HOUSK and freohold < */XOU allotm Mit in Alexandra-stroot. Prico, £130,— J. M. Lcul^x, Ksuito ngent. <** For Houses, ri.i-ins, and Allotments, soo my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. AUCKLAND. K(. 11 X E N VV O O 1), O AOCriONKKR, HOUSK, LAND, and KcJTATK AUKNT COIiNKK OK SIIOUTLAND-STRKBT. 170U IMMKDIATK SALIC, 01 acres Rich hush 1 .and, ii the Hazorbnck Ul^trict. situate immediately behind Mr Hainpt. ii'h and Mr Proud's farms and j •ining Mr J.'l urner's and Hey Ha^nelcj's farms; three miles from Uuckland station, and abut hulf-a-iiillo from thcUro.it South Road, Ruiiorbnck.—l-rico low, nd terms very easy. IMPKOv KUFAR.Mcf over2oo acres, Bituat.d in tho Tatuaki I'istric; fenced and suv- dlvided into paddocks; also, 10 ncrcs miner cultivation; good road; streams through tho land; good fottcfje. I'rico low, and tcrnu to suit puiohnser. IMPROVKD FAIiJL—III acres good Land at Ruaramii: all plougho:1, more than half being already ploiiKhed and sown ; nearly all sunotindcd by a Bteop-banko 1 crfick, forming a natural feiue ; plenty of firewood, &c.j also, a house, bam, cow-Bho i. *:c. The iropery is only 1J miles from tho Mangarai wharf and within live minutes' walk of iho llangapai school. Price ftr ti.e fiirm, with 800 sheip ai.d 10 herd of c.ittle, £C 00; £200 cash—balance can rormiin on '.he property for seven years at G per cent. This ia a llrat-class opportunity for a new co ncr. iiMik ACRKS of Rirh Rush T^and. perfectly »*>. >" level, and only two miles from railway stution by a perfectly level road, being portion of Taupaki Block. This laud is cijuhl to any North o! Auckland, and is covered with ver, valuable timber. Prico £2 6s an ai re. J»>u|> ACKKS of Rich Mixed Huah Land In . -* ./ the Wairoa South; joins improved farms, and ii'S well to tho sun ; six mi es from Manuiewa Railway Station by goodroud. Lund well w>- tered. IO ACKK-i Gcoi land, adjoining tho Proper *-J tics of tho Rev. Mr tjunierville and John Buchanan, m reliant, Whau, and J mile from th« Railway S-tation. The view is unsurpassed, and :he roada aro good. This Inn t will be Bold in 5-acre lot?, or to suit vurchisere. PO> S.JNISV--Allotment Nos. -'.'i and 20. with 163 link? fronmgc to Duke street, by 170 links froi.tage to Arthur-stree:, together with Four rooned House; allotments limited with fruit trees, and laid out. in grass and garden. Price, £205. FOR SALK, 6-roomcd House and over quarter of an aero freehold laud, being a corner allotment, hiving frontages to Rcge.t street and Eden Road ; good stable, garden, well, fee, &c. Price, £500. HUTLANH ROAD (L'arnrll). — New Five room-d Hohso and a vout J an acre Land, laid out in orchard, rontainlng fruit-bea-ing trees id and OOf<et high; good well, a>:d com mands a sp'cndid view. Sure to bcromo a very vnluablc property in a short t:mo. Pri■ n, £325. PONSONUV.— A new and well-linishcd ro ,mcd House, larwe and commodious rooms, and allotment 132 x 210 feet, facing Gratten-street; all planted nnd laid out in a choicetrarden &c; land partly fenced with cor rugat'diron. Price, £000. a, DKN KOAD.—Kourroomed House, with " • verandah, in good order, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 99ft.; securely fenced, 1-iid out in a garden, good woll, &c. Terms very easy. Price. £150. FOR SALK, a Very Superior Gentlemans Resi'enco r.t thr* Lake, ."orth Shore; house large and co imo iio'.i*s, grounds tastefully laid out, laud best in tho district, view unsur passed. Prico for tho house, with 112 acres of rich land.'£2ooo; terms very easy FOUR ROOMED COTTAGK and Fcullery, together with largo freohold allotment, good woll and garden, situated in Lower Hep burn-street. Price £225. COTS'AGW in Kdinbnrsh-strcct, Newton; largo corner freehold allotment; goo 1 garden well, &c. Houso in thorouuh oidor. Price £250. VILIiA RI'SIUKNCE, euitablo for a gentle man with a family ; six or seven acres of pood land attached; gcod view; situated at Remuera. T7ILIjARIi:SID"N Kat Mount Albert; largo V and commodious grounds well lad out paddocks, subdivided land, cood view, unsur passed ; outbuilding- all that can be desired; largo orchard and garden ; smitablo for a gentle man with a family. WAIKATO.— A very superior and compact Homesuad ot 2.50 acres of the richest land in the Waikato ; all sub-divided into con- Touicnt s:v!ed paddocks by live thorn hndges, enclosed idantatlon of foiest Irees, and water :n ovory paddock. Houso, la'ge and commodious, and stands in about four ncres of ornamental grounds and (lower pardon. Orchard well stocUcd with choice fruit trec3, all in full bearing. Outbuildings, stables, &c. Approached by gooi roads from Hamilton or Cambridge. This Farm is admitted to bo tho host of its ti:cc about I'ambridgo. FOR SALE—SS acres of rich lon m Land, of the very finest quality In tho colony, all lovoi end woll watered, approchab'c fro n Aucklan i by good macadamised road?, all fenced, grca'cv portion planted with quick thorns ; subdivided into six paddocks; 75 acres in ri<".h «raas, th ■■ remainder in cullivatlon ; orcnard well planted with choice fruit-tree". Also, a well finished six-roomed house, dairy, cowsheds, pitjstyos. workshop, iind good i;aracn, planted with rrirt ami ornamental trees, This is wit-out excep tion one of the best farms in the nni^hboii' hood of Auckland, both for the quality of s il and improvement*, being situated in tho well-known JJietrict of lOizorback, amt within a few minutes walk of irchool and Post-ollico. Price, £1,100 ODe-third cash, or as a "reed. v"t rAIICKIKKI —Choice Allotrent, containing VV GO iicres: 20 ncn s high fern, remainder good bush, being Lot 31, Parish of Waikoikei. Price, 35sian acre. VILLAGKOF WAIUKU—IOO acivs of very rich Lan'l for sa'o Ie tho Village of Waiuku, being Lot No. 12. Will bo sold a great VITAiROA SOUTH.-90 acrca Land in the >1 Parish of Taupo; creek frontoßo; 20 acres in grass, 30 acres aluvial, remainder good bush. Price, IH)3 per acre. "VTKWTON KOAU.—Five-roomed Hor.so, with X^ scullery and back porch; good tanks; Biuiated on corner allotment. 33ft. frontage to Newton Road by 6lft, deep froutago to Lich tield-street. Prico, £300. AL^O, Four roomed House. Kast-street, ofl Cook-street; good well, &c. Prico, £150. 1 A C\ ACRKS Rich Bush land, fenced nnd LrtKJ subiivided into paddocks; good House. Sheds. Outbuilding. Oichard, &c., &c. J'f\ ACUIiy, unimproved, fidioiiiin;» tho above; !D \J a'l Burrouoded by the Vv a';;a river. SdlC3 by auciion of Household Furniture, &c. Sic, undertaken by K. C. GUEENWOOD, UCTION TKKK. &O Gllicj Coiuur hoccUiud aud UiuueutitxtkiLj.



Land and Estate Aprents. CHAS. \r ILLIAMSON, V? HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vulcan Lank, Auckland. RKNT3 and ISTHRKPT Collected. MONKT InvesK-d for Capitalists oh flret-clMfl securities, wmmtTT Charge. Seven per cent, allowed on do; oaiU until invested. MORTGAGE and LGA77S NoKOt&ted, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed tor Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMKNT9 FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT:— Mount Kden, 21/ Union-streßt, 20/ Home-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ Weßt-streot, 21/ Paraell Rise, £1 View Roid, 30/ Kdwin-Btrect, 21/ Richmond Road, 25/ Kinß-street, 20/ Grattin-stroet, 12/ Georgo-stroet, £1 Sussex-street, 20/ Victoria-street, £10 Randolph-otreet. ity Kybe* Paes, p'y Wyndham-Btreet,£lolo/(4ratton Koad, VO/ William-street, 60/ Nelson-street, 10/ Short-street. £9 England-street, 10/ Franklin Road. GO/ Vinostroet, 10/ CarlctonGoivßoad.lo' Prown-etrcct, 27/6 Waiteinata-streot, 10/ ahU.., Beach Koad, 30/ Dublin-strict, 30/ Wu?1. Newton. 25/ Clarence street, 10/ Liverpool-street, 10/ A n close a-street, 30/ Ponsonby Koad, 25/ Hackett-street, 35/ Prospect-ttreet, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 25/ Also, in vaiioua other streets at low rates. -P9f»on TO LEND, in Sums of £10 and up- X.4UVV wards, on Rood security NEWMARKET— Two-roomed lions? (i on) and Latge Corner Allotment for Salo, near Junc'Ln Hotfl. X?on(\-NKAV HOUS!C,in Ponsonby, for Sale <^*-iV\j (flvjrooms) ; also, adjoining Allotmtn-, if desired. 4?"|-| AM-VILT..A KICSIDR-NCK for Palp, at ~liuv Mount Albert, possessing ono of the finest views in (ho d strict, HKKK ■FO.UIJ- -ait- ET. — Seven roomed Hr.tiso. Scullery, wash-house, Xc.; gas and water laid on. Fine- view. To be sola v I ISargain. (■\ HEY-STRirKT—°ix roomed House (now)for I VT sale. Irfirfje < Uotment. .poqA-FIVJi-llOtjiUKD HOUSK, efT Pon- Aj->o\j so: ]jy itcad, for Sille. Two frontage?. MOTTN L' KDKN—Larfra Now House, lifted with every conveuienco (two acres of land), for salo. lla-j ouu cf the lluest views in tnn district. HOB=ON T-STREET —Shop and Dwelling House for sale—new. splendid stand for business. ALLOTMENTS Bought and HOUS S BUILT for Working Men. To bo repaid by weekly instalments. P'-tflA.—Fivo roomed Hcu:e for Sale inNo'son *'7 U street. G.ir<!en, tanks, and nil - on- DRAPERY nUSINK-SS for Sale in the heart of the city ; main thoroughfarel, Abou} £150 required. foKA-Now STven-roomod House for ealoin •fct}JW Parnell. Poautiful viow. -Mao, Five roomed House ct £330. Six-roomed House, £100. QUKKN-STHKKT.— Fine Busmen l Jremisiß f<;r salo. OFKICICS and STORES to Let in Durham- Klreet. / IARIiKI'ON GORE ROAU-Ono of Iho finest \_/ Allotments in I awry's Kutute for salo. Mom y lent to build with, if de«icd. .(.MT-A-KIVK-KOOMKJ) HoUti* near tho *'I' u Glasgow Store. Garden &o. Ha'jy terms. I>AKNTCrjU- r nnildlnK Allotmnnta fori?ale in Gibraltar "cm'ce, with II i c view of Domain, 253 per foot; also, St. (,'eo'Ke'K Hay Koad, 25spor fout; Brighton £2 per foot, uv. rlookiuK the uoa. re:ie:d, planted with fruit tiees, &O. X'Knji—Largo new llousu for salo on Pon ~uu" sonby Itoad, with Three Allotments 100 x »>«. Splendid view. I>ONtaONHY.— fix-m mod llousu and largo aloln.enl lor tale. To.macuu beurranKOd. Price, £-'S;>. ]\ itUKV.- 225 acres 1 nnd for aa!o, ha'f a milo " Irom Drury; well watered; koo'l suil, partly oleaed, nnd sjnmi with mixed giassoß. £1 la por acre. POi)i\—^even-roomed Honso in Newton Road WJ/ fortiiio; every con vonionco; fine view, ■O:l(\C\— FiVi-roouiod House for Bale (brick), *"J™ within ten minutes o£ "he Union Bank ; gis lalil on. £.ijk— ivo-roonu'il Houao for Sale in Now u ton, with outhouses; two allotments panted. Ucod view. c j tt.>il'Kß\.—Sixteen Acres Land for "ale ; J i lino view of Haoeoaurnft. Ka-.y '.onus. rilO .MAI.'KKT GAltl KXEIW.--.-ma 1 Farm -L to U-t. with Boien-roomed Hou-c, 1 miles from Auckland, on Grout ISortu t.oad, und u-sg \ oa e-.s s water IronUigo ; orchard and largo ■pANMUUK.—FINE FARM of 102 acres for ! A Salo: all In gr.it-s; \olcanio soil. Seven- I roumrd Ilouso, Stables, Co-.ssheda, &c. The beat Dairy Farm In the province. aLBIvUT PAI:IC.-.-cveial Leasohold AUot ■*•*• nuiiits for Salo, with lino views of Domain and hurbuur. AltO three Villu Heaideiuea. QTOKKS'S POINT—Small Fiirniß for S:ilo, ua k-' lvi proved and partly Improved, on eaay torms. tJIAH^^.-i aIBO For Sale at Hunua, Mount Kdcn, x Waikomlti, Richmond, Krmokoriki, Jlan- Kore, I'nromoromo.Kaa 'I'amaki.Htok.'s'a I'oint, Waitukcivi, HondiTSon'a Crock, Papntoitoi, RoniU'-ra, Camoiiilgo, Little,'iml Big Omaha, ICariol, lilverhoad. Morningsilo, -Muhurangi, Wiiinui, Onmaru, Arnrlmu, I,'oromandol, Alor oury Bay, Oknlhu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Ruzorbr.ck, I'apakurii. t-:c. ANo, boo list in AVw /ff-iiand 11, r*Ul and IVeckly Knca. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, KSTATK AGENT. Vui.can Lank Drapery. ! | $i i J ■ I ' ' J T O O X AgO^Tll A FINE HEAVY TWEED, TROUSEKS AND VEST 2jg, (Plain or Fancy) 2ls. AN IMMENSE BARGAIN! PHILLIPS' MART UUKitN-STRKRT" Coilee Merchants tjrTown, baebett t co.s AUCKLAND STKAM COFFEE AND SPICEIMILLS. COFFEES. If IS NOT SUFFTOIENTLY KNOWN' THAT GOOD COFFKK Is the best stlmnl.itlc« Bevoraso both for Winter and Summer. To obtr.la what you really want, ask for oat BO3t IJrandg, tho I'XCKLSIOR o-STANDARD, which have BiiHt.>.it>ed their koocl names over Ten Yeara, and ha- c very much increased in domaocl—a Btiro proof o their beinß consumed and appreciHtcd in nil householcia throughout and even out of onr pi-ovirce. ti Wholesale or.ly at our Mum and ARonts 55, Retail at &U Grocery Eatablishnienta in Town and Country. |=ij . Our besv. 3go Exccv.ciorßrand,greonlabol 1 Qualitioo.| HoO Stanaard „ red VKverypkge 9'E^ lUon „ pink „ I with our \. <n ' SigDHtUrO. 3 555 |Jj S -: ° \ Oui lowest tj r Author ~ pac-o ~ ! qofi'itics, c u~. Grown ,-. yr-Uow „ pvithoat cur || k ) Blgnatoro, 6urPBPPEHS aad BPIGSi) wo guarantee Qt Best Quality, fc^d fr.»r or adultGra.':ioa. 131-.OVVX, BAP.RKTT & CO. Kllio t rcet, July i 3th IS7U.



r ■ I*. D Nathan & Oo.'s Agencies. HE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKED FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THU. MARKET, WITHOUT llEOAKl) TO PRICE. ..With the Machine 13 taxniO^titeß/im fcmidcr, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil Screw, driver, Five Necdlca, flange. Tatlo Clnnip, ass directions for use. All securely packed In strong oaao, without extra charge It will horn, feU, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck rulllo hemstitch, and gather, and sow on and gather at tho samo time, and will work equally well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk' Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-lIAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1. N ]{ —This is also adapted for use on talbes ajid Treadle, which wo will supply at anj time, Of elegant American manufacture tdr fit 59. No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle use only, having the very great advantage of being sot level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand BO'mp polished top, cOmploto, reduced tc £G 53. No. 3—MACHINE, with polished covers at above, to lock and protect machino, re duced to £7 7s. Whero tho genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC' I INKS are not procurable wo will send then :rect to purchasers oil receipt of remit tanc reference. £jVKRYQ. E N U ■ N H HOME-SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M ° s s & C°- SOLE-AGBNTS, S V D N E V, N. S. W. tw BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM INGHAM IMITATION'S, -m SOLE IMPORTERS I L. D. N AT han & o. AUCKLAND. Wo havo appointed Uio undersigned Solo Re tail Agent for Auckland, where the genuine Homo Shuttle Machines are procurable jjy time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition free of charge. J. V. BKEDA, SHORTLAND-STREKT. £1 F K_^_ G IFTS he Proprietor!) of WOWB'a Akomatic Scnn dam to Induce tho dratrurtion and prevent tho improper usti < f 'heir wrapDOrs and labels, and thus further protect the i jubiio nr-iiui-t. friiun ;>inl ■ oociition, ha. o enclosed in tliO Wrupperd o under the lil'iol >n Uh> quart ivHilo!'-, Bino-J Ist October, 1878, and continue to entl N K'khy Day's Paok'NQ roiiKhout tho Yoivr )i X obi ORDERS, Which aio ai-awn upon tho unl^isigned, and will bu cashed by incir Ako1 us. To secure them) Oifts tho Public nm-t bo careful to ank f» . a< d accoi t nothing but, tho GttNUiNK Udotpiio Wolvk's Schnapps, With our namo upon the Top Label. | AGENTS I L. D. NAT HAN & L 0., AUCKLAND BU I S T O L' S SUGAR COATKD iHrtffSSSß^* * '"""*ar«fi«—iff~' IMLLS. GUAHANTKKD FURICLY VKOETAnLK. And uio only pills which contain LEPTANDKIN AND rODUTHYLLIN. Theco two powerful antibillloua plants are a sure euro for nil diifns s of the Stomach, LIVKIi AND HOWKTS, HKADACIIFi, INDIGESTION, Dizziness, Pain in tjik sidk ok Hack, and especially BiuousyKsa They never weaken nr gripo, unless tho stoniach ia very foiU, and thoy Hro very EASY T U T A X E . For Salo by all Druggists and Doalora In MedioTnes, WHOLKSALK AGENTS : L. 1). NA T HAN & CO. AUCKLAND. S~\ X I E N T A L TONIC. THS GRiCAT HAIR RKSTORKR Infniliblo for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying tho Hair, romoving Scurf. l)and ru:l, and curing all ulluctions of tho Hcalp, upon which it lifts mi almost miraculous, eirect, causing a splendid crop of Hair to Kpiingupaiid flourlsn whero beforo all waa barren. It ia deliciously fragrunt, refreshing and In vigorating, and the Hair that is drossed regui larly with this deiightful preparation acquire; a softness, lustrs-, thickness, vigor, and floil bility, that is wonderful. For Salo by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale Agents l L. D. NA T H A N «fc CO. AUCKLAND TMPERISHABLE CIRAGRANCE. MURRAY & LANMAN'S ■El hO RI D A \\ iiX TK K> 'ilTho richest, most lasting, yet most delloato of all Perfumes, for use on the KANDKKRCm.^ ToTLKTi And in the BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors, LAN MAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Salo by all Perfumers, Druggists, and Dealers in Fancy Goods. WHOLESALK AGKNTS L, D. NAT HAN &, CO. AUCKLAND ESTABLISHED IN 1532. TVRISTOL'S UAKSAPAKILLA. THE GRKAI PURIFIER Ot THE BLODD The quickest and most certain cure for SCROFULA, K^oVT&UPTIONS, OLD SORKS. and ULCKRS. All kinds 00 diseases or Bore 3 arising from ini ure blood and humouru. IT NKVnli FAILS in effecting a complete care, If used a sufficient lenghtof time. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealerd in Medicines. Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN 00. AUO KLAKr,



Cabinetc akers. YTf INKS AND TT ALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL t CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, SUOItTLAND-STUKKT. t FURNITURE! l FURNITURE! FURNITURE f ' Largest and Best Assortment in Auckland. CARPETS I ; CARPETS 1 r CARPETS 1 s All the Newest Designs. LINOLEUM I LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! All the Nhw PAttkjwb, OILCLOTHS 1 OILCLOTHS ! OILCLOTHS 1 All the Best Quality, WOOL RUGS I WOOL MATS I WOOL RUGS I WOOL MATS 1 WOOL RUGS ! WOOL MATS! Wiiitk and Coloured. TAP X STIiY HANGINGS! TAPESTRY HANGINGS! TAPESTRY HANGINGS! Veuy Rich Patti-kns. t CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS ! CRETONNES ami TRIMMINGS ! ; CRETONNES and TRIMMINGS! Ali N w Pattkkne. - SILK and WORSTED D\MASKS ! SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS I ; SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS I 1 COTELANES AND BROOHK REPS ! COTEI.ANES AND IJROCHE REPS !| : COTELANfe-S AND BROGUE REPS ! WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES ! WHITE and COLORED DIMITIKK ! WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES I BRASS CORNICES and FRINGES ! BRASS CORNICES and FRINGES ! BRASS OORNIC3S and FRINGES ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GILT CHIMNEY CLASSKS ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GIRANDOLES ! i GIRANDOLES ! , GIRANDOLES I IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS 1 IKON COTS! IRON anu BRASS BEDSTEADS ! PATENT WOVE-WIRK SPRING MATTRESSES 1 PATENT METALLIC VENETIAN' BLINDS ! Tim Plind of tiis Peiuod 1 \\r INKS & JUT A L L, V V -9-*- JIOLESALE AND IiKTAIL CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WAREHOaSEMEN, BUORTLAND-STRBiST. Sewiner Maumuos. rrtllE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM -L P.iXY'sj NEW FA MI LV MACHINE Is preferred to thc-S'i or all other Makers for tho following reisons:— I.—lt is ilitcd in every etylc Hcitcd to the tasto or requirements ot purchasers. »nd can bo used by Uuiid or TmiUlo at will, while it embodies all tho lu'esl improvements, anj is bo bimplk that a Child can WORK it. 11.— t is mado in ell Its ports by perfected auto matic machinery, which insures a uniformity and exactness of construction and finish in each Machno that ot.h"r makers who n-anufacturo by haLd can never equal. lII.—It never KOt* out of order: it is never rcces- Bury to take it up rt Cj be cleaned ; it is always ready oruso; nni issidurabVtlut it will last a lifetime. IV.—it embodies a most simple, and accuinto 1 elision, with ihe mo-.t approve ircchinical principles for coir.rolling itie slack thread, whereby tho strongest se-un anil uunoat perfection of stilch i» obtftino"*. V.- ll is atU d with a Patent Se!f-adiustinK Palan'-e Wheel, which can instnntly be unlocked, so that t! o action of tho machine is impended, and shuttle bobbin? \younil \vi liou". removing tho work. VI. It is s > construetcci thu learners cannot turn the Machine in tho wronf; direc ion, thus preventing broa'iinpr of th o.id os- damaso to tho Machine. VII. Theeo adrantagea have won for tho Sinßcr ManufacturiiiK Company's Machines a popularity sa universal that they have already bocoiuo iudispens able in every household and manufactory of clothing generally throughout th* world. i Tho recent Great DEDUCTION in the'r Prices and their wonderfully Kasy I erms of Faymoat, will enable everyono to becomo possessed of theso UNEQUALLED SKWING MACHINES. Since THE SINQBR MANUFACTUIUN'G COM- I'ASY inaugurated their Systkm to Hikh-, witu Option ok Pi/hciiask, it hnß been taken advantage of by tho public t such an extraordinary extent as to prove that it h«e ma a ijreat public want By this system thousands havo became possessed of these most reliable SBWING MACIIINriS; anditalways offers poou iar advantages to families in want of a SEWING MAUHINn. for Domostic nso by en abling such to havo a thorough trial boforo purchas ing. The Machine may bo Purchased at any time during the Hire on payment of List Price. i eturaed at any timo, or Purchased by continuing tho Hire. If a Purchase be effected, every Payment made Will bo credited in full. No Inter st or Kxpcnses will bo charged, and No Addition whatover to tho Price will bo mado. If tho Payments for Uiro bo regularly nia'lo, A Credit of 10 per cent, will bo a.lowed at tho time of purchase upon tho payment on delivery, if it amount to£l Orjujiwards. Boel Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and Linon Threads, Machine uil, Duplicate- Parts of .Machines, &c, always kopt- in stock. Needles sont per post, Tlv> Needles ot the Singor MamifacUirinß Com pany arc madu oniirely by Autommio Machinery, and finished with a perfection, ncuracy, and polish, altogether unequalled by nny other maker. SINOKK'S BKWINO MACHINKS aro mado only by Tho SiiiKer Manufacturing Compiny (formerly J. M. Sinner and Co.) and can only bo ob aiuott Wholesale in New Poaland from tho Ciaef Depot, which is also our only Uotail Agency (for the present) in this City. Price Lists froo per post. TIIK SINQKR MANUFACTURING OMPANY Fort-stres Aucklund. HI.AUDE AND AARDNER aTOOK AND COMAIISSION AGENTS, AIIDRUfS- Box No. 209, Post-offlco Auckland GrUTHRIE & JLIARNACH'S NEW ZEALAND TIMBER & WOOD WARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Have on Sale at their Branch Stores, LOWER QUEKN - STREET, AUCKLAND ONKHUNGA. Dunkdin-Made Woodwarek Consisting of— Nests Tubs, painted and varnished Buckets do | Kancy Buckets, Cheese Vats. Churns ; Butter Firkins, Knife Boards Washing Hoards, Turning Truasea SioreiTrueks.&c. JAME3 W, WALLEK, 1 MAMAUJii:,



Baddlerv. AND TXAUNESB. DUTY OFF MOUNTINGS? W. 8. JONES Continues to manufacture erery variety of th« above in daily increasing quantities, and by tvl ail of the latest improved h_-C-r--avi-gaB L ,ij i,nces, combined v.ith the large tV.waiuLh enabled to produce hem at g3T THK LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. Strong, Durable STOCK SADDLES n» own make, complete with Mourns, ' £3 sa. Od. A BH.KN_.ID ASSORTMENT (07 KvEUY Knenl OF THE WIIIP3. ™ Kiding Whips, from Is 6d to 50s Hunting Whips, from 6.6 d to2sj. Also. Gig, Buggy, i ab, Carriage, Cart, WWm Tr - and Boys' Whips, in Great Variety ■,\jd at Extremely Low Prices. ' SOLID KICKKL-FILVEB BI'IS, STL.EUPS AND SPUES. A Large Assortment, At fn!sy 25 par cent. Less than tha Prica usuahy charged. Ladies' and Gents' Riding Saddles (of.evew kind) on Hand or Made to Order. Try Jones' Celebrated Extra-strong MPROVED P ACK-SADDLKB! From GOs each (complete). W. S. JONEg, QUEEN-STREET. Medical, IT I T C H __ N -i ; j CELEBRATED Blood Jl\.estoreri The Renovator of the Human Biood MO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If the Laws of Health are observed, ordinary care exercised, and Blood Restorer Freely Takes! HITCEENS1 ' Celebrated Jji-Ood jlvkstorkb is certain cure For the Langmir, Lassitude and Di.'asewhich attend the Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Severs which so quickly fasten on the debili. tated system may e_s ly be kept away by the timely use of this _E_F MO3T AVOSDECFUL REMEDY! -Q In fact by its use' the Most Malignant ol Tropical Fevers have been EJECTEDfrom the Human System, and by its aid - Dying, Fever-ttricken Men have been, as it were, RAISED FROM THE BEAD! Aa is shown by the followirg interesting TALE OF TEE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. AVm. Opperman, Esq. a wealthy island trailer | was for some month;- lying IB at Ifappemamma an i'land of the Kingsmih Grou -, in the Pacific He had been seized with rheumatcfever, VthiGh was followed by complicated disorders of a tec rib'y severe nature, assuming the form of a specie- of palsy never before known. The suf ferer's swelled the ltgs lost all sensibility to pam ; the foot couid be wrenched roucd or the skin pierced with a lance without inflicting the slightest snffeiing. The sick man was evi dently unco.scioua of his having legs, aud It's brain wa? seriously affected as if with lunacy. In this deplorable state he was kindly brough fiom the is amis to Au^k'and by Mr H. Hender son in the Bchocner Co.onet. Captain Moeller and, be:ng a German, he was received by the German Consul, G. \*on dr-r Heyde, Estr, and placed in the District Hospital, where he re ceived treatment for three weeks with no indica- • tion of improvement, hi* case being pronounced by one and all a most hooeless one. The captain ot the Corone', knowing that extraordinary cures had been effected by the use of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood Restorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Kestora to take the case in hand, and a contract was entered into of " No cure, no pay." Mr Bitchena proceeded to the Hospital, examined the invalid. and found him in an appsiently dying ftate with scarcely a spaik of life left. Mr Bitchena ordered the suffering man to be removed to ma (Mr H.-> private residence, where his want! could personally be attended to by Mr Hitchens I ha latter administered the mcdi iue (the Blood Restores) and used the oinrment freely. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing the case beyond the power of man to .IL-ctacure. How ever, af'cr six weeks the eifec: ol the medicine became wo.-derf uly aprar_nt. The Klo-d Restorer h-d acted steadily out suieiy on the blood; tho deadly impu ides were gradually eliminated from the system until the stream of liie flowed unchecked in itsiatnral channels over the entire man. The brain be came clear and active, and the limbs once again rejoiced in natural circulation, tho patient rising to his feet cured of di-eases which had baffled the skill of leading phy.-icians, a living proof of the wonderful healing powers of Hitchens Celebrated Blood Restorer. TESTIMONIALS At-ckland, N.Z, To H. A. H. Hitchens, Esq. B :foro leaving Auckland en my return voyage to the Islands. I have to perform the pleasing duty of a knowhej-ing the surprising care I have received at your hands Coming to Auckland as I di_ a dyinsr matt, being palsied and generally unconscious, and hearin_ from others that no hope of recover. w_s held out by medical men, I look upon yon now as tho preserver of my life. lam convinced that to you medkine alone U dne the credit for my now being a liviog man. I bog to thank you most sincerely for the kind ness you have snewn me while staying in your house, and in conclusion would earnestly re comro end sick people to use your Blood Restorer, as it is the most extraordinary purifier of the | blood I ever heard of, or met with in my travels. It one of t.e many good gifts of a beneficent Creator to his suffering children on this earth. AY. OfPERMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. Signed in the presence of G. YoN dkr Heyde, Imperial Oeruian Consul Agent fok Hitcuens' Cordialised Blood Rebtorbb— MESSRS EHRENFIUED BROTHERS. GO TO BATH to Roth's Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, \_otoria - street East. Charge, OMS SHILLING. Open all week day_ from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till ai . a.ra. The Bath-rooms are all private, and sup plied with every convenience, Turkish towels, teah and hair brtuhes, comba, respirators, soap, Sro Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladie- every day, at all hours, with female attendance, ONS Shilling, Please note the address:—A ictonaj street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, ana next the Cheap Bedding and Fund---- Mart- Annkland riHHE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. JL Containing Popular and standard Songs and Pieces, Etc. CONTS NT S O F No. 1 1. Tom Bowling (Favourite Sea -ong), Bitwen 2. Grandfather's Clock, H. C. AVork 3. Brown Kyes close the Window, t.osaboi 4. Kathleen of Kilkenay, Milliard 5. Somebody's Coming when the Dewdrops Fall. Mac? . , ~. t 6. Johnny Morgan (Popular Comic Song), B cliett 7. The " Times" (Polka), F. Band . 8. Granrfather's Home Companion song w Grandfather's i:)ock), F. West 9. AYe are Two Roving Minstrels (Duct), fan. 10. Mc«orley's Twins (Comic), Phillips 11. Still I Love Thee, Lock wood 12. Alary of Argyle, Nelson CONTENTS OF No. 2 1. The Fairy Weddii-sr (Waltz). J. AY. Turner ?. Mountain Bell ( chottis-he). Einkel 3. Blue Danub. (AA'altz), Strauss 1. Still Trine Own, J. K. Thomas _ ■ „. 5. When the Green Leaves Come Agau>» H. Bishop 6. Blumenlied, Lange 7. AVaitinc, H. Milhard * 8. Gipsy's AVarning, t'oard „_-. 9. AVon't you Buy my Pretty Flowers, rec ley 10. Queen of the Night, Thomas T., 11. Ah! Never deem my love can change. -.«• Thomas. „ , „n, it . 12. Little Snowwhite Blos-oms, C. A. AY hire SOLE AGENCY— , A UCKLAND TITUSIC _ Qu___-:N STREV.T AND VOX-CAM LANE