Printed and published by tbo FropricWJ; Henry Bkktj-. of Symonds -street, »!,s_' ,;3 General Steam Piiiitine Olllco, Wy«"jE£ , pt T .vt,Jin tho.Provlnce of Auokland, "ev*fiH-i

ME JCTTCKLASDiMTCEWarO.. STATL JKLK 6. 1880



Auctions. -V- V thVKSDAY, JULY 8. THE R B'M ulTlt A YARDS. XTIOR SALE, at tlio Rcmuera Yards, on JJ Thursday July 8, 200 LONGVOOLLKD EWES, in lamb to flrst-cIAHs rams ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JULY 8, THE ,lEMUERA YARDS. FOR js^LE, on Thursday next, July 8, at 1 o'clock. 21 Prho Steers, from Matamata 00 Kst'Xen, from Hawera 35 F| Cattlo, from Awitu D/ry Cows, Store Cattle 600 B} Sheep 200 -Opd Long-woolled Ewes in Lamb ' it and Store Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND. " TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. PI.'P.A KU R A YARDS. npaE USUAL MONTHLY SALE JTwIU-be held on Wednesday next, wlcn a la.'c number of Cattle will be iardod, consist lrot- Dairy Cows, Store Catt'o Dry ,Cows^ Calves, Yearlings, &c, Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs. At 12 o'clock. • , . HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. PARNELL NURSERIES PARNELL NURSERIES I James Mason has given instructions to them dorsigacd to sell by auction, at tho Parnel Nurseries, on Wednesday. 7th July, THE FOLLOWING CHOICE TREES PLANTS, SHRUBS, &C„ &C , 50J Apple?, in blight-proof Btocks 200 Pears . 200 Plums 1000 Poaches, Nectarines, Apricots, .0. ,2000 Cueressus Macrocarpa "' • 2000 Pinus Inslgnis , 200 Upright Cypress • 10,000 Seedling t-inu3 Insignia, Marltima, and other pines. In addition to the alove the following will be Offered :—Camillias, Azaleas, Roses, Rhododen drons, Magnolias, Klcurus, and a general collec tion -,of Orn:imental and Flowering Shrubs; Forest, Fruit, and Shelter Trees, in lots to Buit purchasers. All gooda purchased on tho day of sale will be delivered fuse of ciiakoe within four miles radius of town, or packed for shipment or ra ii charges being made for packing material only. Terms: Cash up to £20; ovor that amount (if approved)' promissory note at thrco months, tßi. Particular attention is called to their annual suction sales, as tho goods oll'ered lor competition aro of tho verr bes*; sorts, beside* affording planters a splendid opportunity to buy in any quantity at a low rata in tho early part of the season.' - •■ 1' Luncheon Provided. Salo to Commcnca at 11.30. ", ~ R. C. GREEN WOOD, ,_, _~' Auctioneer. TO-MOKItOW. . WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. - TRADE SALE -;-. ki i-j '■ of • ■•'. ;; :!': 'THiRTY-SIX TRUNKS ; WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES, UPPERS, LACES, 5 -/; '; &C., &C, &0. THE Undersized has received instruc tions to Sell at his Store, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock, 38 TRUNKS OF THK ABOVE GOOD 3. In Splendid Condition. 'A '.', U. O ' M GABRIEL LEWIS, ■ ■',■■■,'->. • ."'•- < , ,y __ THURSDAY, JU^Y 8. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. :': Wi&Nane '■',-■ ! H Tinsmith's Wire """"" Boy's Hammers ■'' ■ Hoxilrona .■ •-'; / J.!_ J..Y\! .-' I«in»ii Glftsr'es - '*! ri! .yvwa-o'E * ■ - ~- ißrUohVars - ;' ■'-'',-■'-..'.' '~,'' Table and Pooket Cutlerjr Sash Line " ' Spirit Levels Bit Braces ' *" , s'! Xfoi&Ank Nails ' ■ ' Clothes Pegs Wash-boards Elcctro-platcd Cruets, Sp*ons and Forks YA Tin, Gardoning TOols '". ' Oallßrlls - ! ''•" .'"'" y '„,, ' " Orbsfe-oiit Saws' . ''~, , : ■';;'.. ,'■; Ewbank'sNails ~;,'. . ..,;,; ' &0., &c., ' Seo. ',;'.,,, .'.; E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by.auction, at their Stores. Fort-streot, on Thursday next, July 8, at 11 o'clock, 142 i-ACKAGES.OF THE ABOVE. E. & A.: IS AA C S, Merchants and Auetlone'rs. . ssssssssm wSSiSm ------ 11 ■ at .- uonveyancea. SM O G U I ..Ii E, • COAOH PROPRIETOR, ' yi Run J ft Coach daily to meet the train at To ... Awamutu, . •/•■ , ■,■__•__ '■'■'■'_'.. "Hdrsq? arid .Buggies on Hlrd. Ordors by Post or Telegraph promptly attended to. . 'j. ~ LIVERY AND BAIT; STABLES, ALEXANDifA. -j^r o ]T * I;,i C E. On and artcr Monday, the-21st instant, L. Tiernpy's 'Pus will run, nt tho.hours specified, between Auokland and tho Whau. ' • ■ ■ From Auckland!: it, ■ ■' From Whau : 11.30 a.m. . B*-. m. 1.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Baturdayßl.3or.ini 1/ ..•-'■■' >Ba.m. 10 p.m. . . ,5 p.m, T TIERNEY'S TIME TABLE. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Onehunga: 10.30 a.in..' 12.80 p.m. A pjail '."■' 5p v. •jt/T OU N T EDEN. , 'BUSS. 1 Leave Mount Eden, 7.15 p.m. Leavo Post Oflico, AuokJa-><l: 10 p.m. Till further notico. J.W. SMITH, june, 21. Proprietor. \TEWTOH AND PONSONBY J.l OMNI BUSSES. 1 KBLLY & JOBSON. Pkopbietous. Time Table. Leave Union' Bank at following times:—Ai and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., every fifteen minutes : at the hour and half hour, via Grey-street; at ouarter to and quarter p.ist. via Victoria-street. Extra 'Busses leave at 7.10 a.m. via Grey- Btreet, leaving 'three L-.mps at 7.10 for town 5.7 and 6.7 p.m. via Grey-street, ~,,,„.,_ NIGHT 'BU--SE9.—9and 10 p.m.. via Victwa street and Grey-street respectively. Saturday, evory half-hour from Bto it p.m. - . The 3 30 p.m. 'Bub will pass tho College on wet afternoonß for tho convenience of scholans. _ri O O D L i N ' s Kj, TIMR'TABLE: Leaves Onehungar— ■ I Leaves Auckland— 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2.30 p.m. • I 1.30 p.m. I , . ... • Saturday nights— ri: .' :. , ,0.30 p.m. ~ I llpn>. t , SPUCIAI, CC^OHKS AS I'EB AGBI-BatISNT. Til '.QUI C K'S TI M E T ABLE AND WHAU. * eaves A uckland 1 Leaves W ha*_ 1 12 noon 8.30 a.m. 6 p.m. 3 P.m, , Saturday—Lea ve3 Auckland, 2 p.m. art 10.-0 p.m. Saturday—Loavt-a Whau -s.::0 m, and 5.: pint 1•. 1 i_%m BRIERLEYS AUCKLAND ANI ONEHUNGA.'BUS. ~ " ■ TIME TABLI. Leaves Auckland - - lieaves Onehunga: Opposite Greyhound Hotel) (Uuidiiigton s UoK T p.m. . - loaua.ui. ~6,30":P*J.- ■■■Y-'Y's .. -»■•»»• , .„ Sohdavs: _^ ! -_v._-.m-Y,



■mmm__wm_t-_wmm--m_-----w_mmm___m__-__m--W--W_w_aumm ' -.. Hotels. ... .' " KING'S ARMS '"HOTEL. CORNKR 6_> Upper TiTt and EDWiN-STHEfcTS, NEWTON. J. C. X I N O B .<s to intimato that haVlrg obtained a License for the abovo Houso ho has FiiTan it i.p ii THonouniiLY Comii'«ht-ii:r,E styi.k for Visitor: and Boarders. Havii g built tho Houso per fectly fro? from al: bn .vor« and spirit merchant! ho is ablo to announco that the VERY BES I BRANDS OF ALL LIQUORS WILL BE KKPT. Hi is now ready to wolcorne all visitors who ma choose to drop in (not excepting tho Gooi Templars). NOW OPEN. ("SUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL. FORT J STREET, AUCKLAND. W. SPARGO. having assumed tho Proprietot ship of the above Hotel.will bo glad to wolcom tho general publio of Auckland and his Wa: kato friends. W.9. is determined to spire neither trouble no expenec to mako his House a pleasant and popi arresott. PACIFIC HOTEI ' QUBEN-STREST, AUCKLAND. JOHN GILLANDERS ! (For 11 years In tho employ of MrM. Corcora , at tho Greyhound and Metropolitan Hottl . begs to nnnounc3 to his numtrous friends an tho public that ho hos Leased the above Wei known andt'tntral ysltuitcd Hotel, and trusi th«t, by attention and civility to the public, t merit a fair share of their patronngo. Tho Wines, SrutiT- and jVlalt Liquors ( tho Best Brands only. P.B.—First-class Bcablinjr. JOHN GILL ANDERS. PIIOrRIETOR. FEKKY HOTEL, NORTHCOT£ LATE STOKES" POINT, J. MAXWELL, Proprietor. Accommodation for Travellers. Faddle Horsi on Iliro I VDEN -y-1 N E |_F OT F I Kden TKr.nA'- J LIST OF Pit CRSI- Bottled on tho premises. Perbottl i 8. c Martell's &II nncssy's Brand .. .. _ Greenlcss and Colvillc's CamDoltonJWhis kcy (strong) .. _ 4 Dnnville'sW iskey ■ ._. _ Rum, 3s; Old Jamaica (proof 4.; small.. 2 Cousen's Sherry, best, Is ; small .. ~ 2 Sandiman's Best Port, 4s ; small .. ..2 Amontillado 3herry, 58 ; small .. ..2 , Old Tawny ort. si; small 2 Englißh Gier Wine 3 lOASre (GICNIIINE BRANDS). Hennessy'sul iVltrt ill's Brandy .. ~5 Schitdam Schnapps, Is Gd; .mall .. _ 2 i Geneva, JD _Z, 53, Is Cd; sm .. .. 3 - ,' Stono Gin .. .. .. 5 ■ ! Old Tom .. i , Dunvillo'fl Whiskey __ , Townsend's Sarsaparilla 51 English Ale and Porter (best brands), Is 3d to .. '___, _ 1 . Flask Brandy, largo, 3s ; smal .. .. 1 1 All Spirits sold by the Gal'on (over-proof), sam as from Bonded Storo. Terms: Strictly Cash (no exceptions). BILLIARDS. S. E. has also procured one ot Thurston's Nevt Exhibition Tables, with latest appliances, ant 00 has ilttod up a room for tho sumo, second tt none in Auokland, and, being upstairs, is kep private. Good civil billiard-marker. SAMUEL EVINSON, .. Proprietor CJTEAMERS FOP. THE NORTHERN k? WAIROA OTAMATEA, Ana all Stations in the Kaipara District, Start from tho Wharf at VV AL KE R'S X AIP AR A HOTEL, Railway Station, HelCnsvillo. Pas engcrs for Northern Wairoa or Otamatea leav in Auckland, per City of Cork, at 3 o'clock Mondays, and for Northern Wairoa or Porl Altiert, per City of Coric, at 3 o'clock on Wed netdays, will find first-class ' accommodation, and every gmdance, at the above Hotel. A large and well appointed addition has been made to tho Hotel. •New and well-ventilated Single and-Double Bed-rooms. Private and well-furnished Sitting-rooms up stairs and down. First and eeoond-olnss Dining-rooms. j Tho BlUiard-rdom is rew, and flttol with one of Hopkinß's and Stevens's best iTablcs, with every requisite for the gnmo. Ales, Wines,"; Spirits, Waters, and Cordials, ol bost quality only. ' Baddlb Horses. Stabunq. Sewing Machines OEWTNG TUT A CHINES, TAYLOR^S PATENT SEWING-MACHINE J 1 1 fMv ' ~."':' sa: .';":,Y.y','. ''V ,:w'; : -€>•■ ••■■•;■ - .-j' _-~-.; ,'■.■ ■'_._. ■ ....»_;..' ! «^':"' ''' '! t^'-ite 1 t>... ..',.. . ~„v ..-.- ... ■..• 3 "fhei^e MAchlnfis have now been so long before itho public that they have established a reputa tion for.thomsolvea and .can. be confldentlj recommended by hjndreds who jaoa-ess them as superior to all others for domestic use. The now Elliptic Shuttle Movement It acknowledged on.all hand's as tbo Simplest quietest, and most beautiful motion over in vented for the pnrposo.. , The now Patent Bhnttlo has only one hole tc thread, and is larger than most others.-, !Soik Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-atreet. V SSI^TNO M ACHTNKB ,; Bjbfatrko. Drapery. ~,,.,.,. «> . '".',' ;';' ..' _, ._,_,., 1 ADIEb', BEAR IN MIND ; * ' '•' WE ARK ! importing large quantities ~, ■■ cv ..: ■'■ s s.;' j : .: ": t) _■ "' <■• "■ -'■ '■'' "'■ "'• gOYb' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING ; /iid having very litUc expense, an Bill CHEAPEH THAN ANY OTHER HOUSB IS AUCKLAND, Wo DEFY anyone to DIiJI'ROVE our state ment. ~ • ' . 1,. . . Give us a trial If wo fail to prove the above, will rot ask your suppoi t. Wo h'ivo s. D. Boys' Tweed Suits .: ..... 7 6 ; Boys' Suits, withbcltß .; ~'12.6 Boy d Melton Spanish Suits ..10 6 1 Boys' Joint Stock Tweed Edits '.. 12 6.. ' Boys' Fancy Doe Swiss .. .. 12 0. 1 ■ Briys' Black Clctli (braided) .. 13 0 Boys'Fash'onablo Yoomoth Suits 15 ,0' ' Boys' Dove Suits 17 C Boys' Velvet Suits 20 0 ( 1 .. 7•: " - :'' L'h'AiV'i If Boys' Galatea Suits •• •• 20 0 Boyb'EacSuits.. -. yl''1/-. 18 8 ■ I ''.Boys'; Overcoats'' /'..'.7 ~'•■ ,'.,',■■■ 12 G 5 ; : : ... ' ■ .- ' . . ■■-■:■ h.% S-t- ■'■'■ •I ' MEN'S O L O T II IN O, 1. j .' '. 3 I I Equally Low Prices. PHILLIPS' M A R 1 4 ]- ,;..,:;, I 172, QUEEN-STREET.3O



Dampier's Advertisement ' Vlf HAT DO YOU THINK OP* THE ' V? Following Wonderful Bargainß f First of all I em Belling oil' the Jewellery at about half-price. Look tor yourself in tho window. Having also'just bought 110 dozen of Barry's Celebrated T ricopherous for tho Hair, I can now sell it at 1b 3d the Bottlo ; also, a large quantity, of Rloiley'3 Knitting Cotton, different Lumbers reduced to Is 9.1 thu lb. j Fingering Wool tall J colours) reduced to "Id tho Dunk; Skims o£ Silk, 1 la doz.. usual prico. Id each; 50yd. reels Silk, ljd, 3 or Is Id the dozon; Men's Drill Drawers, 2s 6d; ' pretty Fancy Baskets Sd; Silver Snake Bracelets , reduced to Gd; Silver Sets of Brooch and Ear rings, i educed, to 13 lid the set; Silver Brooches. 3■Od ; Good Size Towels, 3d; Lyon's celebrated f Kathairon for the hair, Is the bottle; Vandyke 1 Braid, Id to 2d tho Bundle; Ladies'and Men's Superior do. Is 9,1; Children's Odd Socks, Id each ; Odd Gloves, Id each; 179 groes fresh Dress Buttons, 2d to id; Infants' Soft Brushes, Is; fresh lot ladies' Black and Coloured bilk Mits, Is 6d the . pair, worth about 3s; Superior Sloo Serge Is 3d yd ; Fresh lot of »ilvered Necklaces, lsOtT; Boys' Dux Collars, 11 and Hi, 41 the box; do., size 11 and 121 6d; Men's Is 6d Winter Socks ■' (damaged). Id tha pair; ladles' and Men's P Cork Soles, Id tho pair; '* Wonderful Acrobats for child ren, 6d; r—: , Peerless Gloss, for shining boots without '" brushes, 9d the bottle; — ——— Ladies' Boot Uppers, for the bootmakers.ls tho pair; Ladieß* Stayn, 2s; Slttte ', Lining, 3d the yd.; Dimity, U tho yd.; Diaper. Ud; Cluhy Lace, Id to 3d; Black Hooks Eyes, 2 cards for Id; empty Boot TrUnke, — — to ss; Boot Klastic, 6d the yd.; Whl c do. (damaged), Id n tho yard; Crochet Cotton, 2Jd tho hank; sj large C*kts ot Glycerine Soap. 7 for Is: Brown d Windsor do., 7 lor Is : large Burs ot Glycerine 1- Soap 7d, sol* frequently at Is elsewhere ; Ever ts lasting Trimming, Cd the yd.; Wen's Block and •o Coloured Sut.n Scarves,'ls; Windsor-do.. Is; . Steel Knitting tins, Id the pair; Frilling 2d to >f —; fresh Lot Plaid Silk Squares, is fld; Pens, Id the box; Cream Lad and Foreign Kuled Note Paper,3d per quiro; Cream Bald Knve'o.ies. 21 the packet of 2a ; Lea-' Poocils, 6d the dozen ; —- ———r **__r** ; Infant Hats, 2d to Is; Mens Socks, ,3d; Ladies' Whiti Stockings, 3id ; Ladi. 8 Coloured ~ do., Cd ; Men's Good i-liirt _2a bd, with Collars ; ?, Boys' Shirts, without Colla's Is 9d; Slate Ponclls. 6d tho box of lOOorlSa penny; Unreached Calico, lid ; Turkey Twill, lOd the yd; Grand, is Dolls, Black Yack Lac?, id the yd.: Swiss Embroidery, Id per yd.; Cost Battens, Gd the dozen _AdO Hankcrchiofs, 2d; Black and White Berlin Wool, 3d tho dozen. Como and sco tho 33 great si ow of other colours at id the dozon ; good Rack Combs, 2J; damaged ditto. Id; " Purses, Id to 9d ; S issow, 3d ; Pen Knives. 3d to Is- Ladies' and Girls' Umbrellas, 2s; Elegant ditto, 3s; Children's Socks, 2_ tho puir; Tooth Combs, 2d to —; Marketing Kits, good sizo Sd; Mod's Bows, Id, 2d, id, 9d, and Is; Clouds, Sd. I am selling Buch lovely picture packets of Needles, contain ing 1(0, with gilt heads, at 61 tho pac_et, which c is much cheaper than yoa can buy them else '• where without the picture. Large assortment 6 of Kibbons at Bd tho y_rd; —; Ball Stays, reduced to 2a Cd the pair; Jet 6 Bracelets, 6d tho pair ; Ladies' tfc.S. Boots, 5s 6d ; 6 Houso Boots, 2s 6d; Warm Felt ditto, 3s (id; 0 Ladies' Companions, Is, 2s, and. 2s 6d; such » pretty Albuma in tho window at Is each; __ Ladies' Glo»e-Ki,l Shoes, Cs, worth 10s 6d; 0 Lacss for tho Shoes, od tho dozen; lot of Child 's ren's Auckland-made Boots, cheap; BootLacos, 0 Id thedozoi' ; Youths' Felt Hats, 2s (id; Men's do, 3s Cd; Gents' Double Pocket Books, Is; hand s' somo Day Books, Is 3d ; Pearl Collar Studs, 6d; 6 Men's Stud Suites, with puteut fasteners, Is the 0 set; Girls' Stays, 2sCd; Wool Slipper Patterns, 6 2s 6d tho pair ; £ Wind [Tassels, 2d each; 200yJ. Heels Clark's 6 Glazed Cotton, Id the reel or lOd tho doz.; Large 0 To.let Covers, 91: Florida Water, 2sCd; Ball Dresses, reduced, from £1 to 8s; Blaok Vel • vetcon, 2s Cd tho yd; j S ; Worked Drawers, 2s ; Ladies' Velvet Bats, 3s ; Brown Holland, Cd; Merino, Is Gd ; Mar-en, rcducod to Is Cd the yd.; Win cey, 3id; Union Damask. 2s Cd the yd.; Tweed, Is Gd tho yd; Schoel SUtcs. Id; ; Handsome Mttal Dress Holders. 3d ; Blmmell'a Assorted Scents, Gd the bottle; Baok Combs. 9d. Come and sco tho Reduction in Ladies Linen Collars and Cutis ; Black, White • and Coloured Worsted, on tho counter, 2d the 1 ekoin, or two for 3d; Beading Glasses, 9d oach ; > : , ; Men's Now-fashioned t Folt Hats, is Gd:; — Ladies Josephine Kid Gloves, Is and 2s tho pair ; Black and Whito Hair Brushes, 1b ; Tooth Brushes, Id and Gd; Nail do., Id; Su premo Handsome Clothes Brushes, Is; In fanta' Soft Biushes, IS; Fancy Jewellory • Box», Is each; ;V**ool Scarves, 2s; Gent*'do., Is Grl; Blaok Hat Orna ments, Id each ; Watch Uuarrls, with whistle, I 3d; Pretty Bootoc3, Cd tho pair; Piping Cord, IS knot 3 for 6d ; Figured (vory wide) Kibbon Volvot, Is the yet; '■ — __ ; Metal do.. 9d; .; Hair Nets, Id , and 2d each ; Crapo Trimming, Id tho yd.; In fants' BlacK and Coloured Felt Hoots, Is Gd ; In fants' Elastic side Kid do., Is Gd ; —i ; Handsome Puff Boxes, with ■ Puff .Is ; Hair Pad . three for 3d; lot of'Mcn's j Hard Felt Hats, Is each; ■ ■ • Needles, Id tho packet; good Stay Busks, 2d ' the pair ; ; — — ' 1 — ■ —; Suporior ditto, Gd tho bunch ; handsome Largo Organ Concertina", reduced to 6s andßs; i Pen-Holder and Ink-Hraser combined, 2 for Id. Como and sco th'o Furscs at 1* a»d id ; Frilling, , 2d ; Suporior Hpocttiolos, Od and Is, &c„ &0., &o. J_VV. H. DAMPIHIB, corner of Upper Quoon and Wakeflold-Streots INDIA AND' CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE. The understood having a few of the very clioino Hoes ot Toa—Kilnrnoy left of lost season • — ictinutis ho will uso them up in the under | mentioned blends, which will be found true to their several deecirpt ions. " Very Kloh Deep Brown Tew," 3s per lb. "Family Mixturo,"2s Cd ditto . | "*• Tea Kxtraordinary," 2s ditto .',... ■~._, " Broken and Siftings" (flavoury) IsSd ditto Fine B9x Teas, 21s. Vory Choico Ditto., 27s .. .per box. Tomccos:- i -V : McUili's (bars)—Tho finest mado Cambe'll'S Finest—Cavendish Tens Childicy's New Aromatic Fives and Sixes _ . Cameron's Vonus Sixes, - II !•■•;' (Very Superior,", New: i ~ | • Crown Tone, new »< aeon's Tobacco . . Cameron's Aromatic "Two Seaa" U. T. William's Sponge Cake j Choicest selected) LORILLARD'3"TIN TAG" CIOARS—• . • ; ■ ", ' Manilla Cigars, heavy weights ■". *.' Manilla Choroots '" , ' . ORMOND .? FINKST CIG ARHTTHIB, Is per pk. 3 3 i Ifrossard's Suporior Swlrs Cifjars Havannoh " Muiia Prlncipes " to arrive' I Bock's Havannah(three-Je^rs-old) . Fino Old "1X!.." Cigars ~,,.... V Golosinas," Se., &c. : _, AS i i <?ASCARRILLA BARK. • Cut TonAccos— "";„-,. ! ; Shah's Delight i . Cigarette -.: i.-ii .'-'.I ..> ■ . I .... • Aromatic Mixture, and -; i \ "„'■';' ' Black Eagle Shag ' i Special.—NESTLE' 3 MILK FOOD for in • fanis is th. most correct aoientlflo production,. . and at onco tho m»st nutritions and reliable 1 food yet produced for delicate infants. ' : SPECi.I-. MOTHER LEIGftL'S EXTRACT OF AMERICAN ROOTS—An extrnordinnrj* Curativo Syrup. Please noto I have local testi mony in its favour. N.B.:—Tho 23 and 2s Cd Teas will bo found of •■ specially good valuo just,now. tlio undersigned having just purchased eomc old soasons Teas at l-utes considerably below value. , ~. F. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and _, -.-, iMI ORTEB OF TOBACCO & CIQARB, Victoria-street, Auokland, And Tobacconist, Queen-Btreet. , . ■ "" ! » * \7STANTED, all to keep this Advertise- V T ment in their mind's eye., For the month . of July, previous to Stock-taking in August:— I SOU West Krd Collars, Nos, 11 and Wi, at 7d per . box, usual prio*. 9d for exactly tbe simearticlc; \ STCO.SmaII Dux Collar .at 3id a box—quality ia | very good—never beforo sold for less than fid j per box, Bizcs from 11 to IC. inches. For this | month! will Sell Barry's Trioopberou's atls2Ju f: ve'r bottlo; Lyon's famous Kathairon, at Hid per bottle; Embroidery, Id per yard; Blankets, for singlo beds, 6s lid; sunerior do., large sizes, .1 21sper pair; 150 Real OJtrioh Feathflr<- adl.d, Ususl pries 3s each; Ladies' Striped Stbokinga, lid, -north fully Is 3d per pair; also Girls'atlow . prices; small sized Boys' Shirts,. Is 3d each; ' Melton Petticoats, ia tach ; Babies' Shirts, re duced to 9d for this month ; Navy Blue Lustre, 9a n yard ; I'abieß' Long Flannels from 3b each; i Lcdhs' Nightdresses, from 3s Cd oach; Long Curtains, -is 6d and 5s per pair: Black.Alloa Yarn, 2s9dper head, worth double the money; 480 Pair Men's and Boys' Braces, from Gd per p'dr; outl*Brao-"sure ihobestinNewZealand; White Damaek Tablc-clcths at Is 9d por yard, nearly two yards vide—J. GREBN, Victoria street, tbree doors from Albert-street.,... : Sadaierv.. , x — - ' *SY Y§(B^^[ M* MAKER £]& \V/T II I_ P S' w. sTjones Has Jnst Rocoived a Larg.i Quantity of Every Variety of I Ladies', Gents', Gig, Buggy, Cab, Car riage, Four-Horse, Cart, Waggon, Dog, Ptook, Bullrck, Hunt irg, and Boyß' ■ W HI P' "*■ '■ s > Fbom is Gd to 50s Each. GREAT REDUCTION IN SADDLES. The great demand which haa arisen for cur own mako has caused the under-, signed to decide to deal in I .His own Manufactobk Only, . . | and to inßnro a speedy cleiranoe of GeDta' Kwziish-mnde Saddlo?, has made a Great Reduction upon his usnal Plain-: - i marked Prices. B; ADD L E S, | with Extra Ptrong Bar, Plated Trees complete with Mounts, FitOM G2s Nktt Cash. ! SOLID NIOKBL-PILVEE BITS, STIRRUPS, j '_.' AND SPURS. , A Larpe Assortment, At fully 2a par cent. Less than the Pricoa , / ', usually charged.' Stbono, Ditrablb STOCK SADDLES, our own make, complete with Mounts, £3 . ss. Od. W S. JONES, QUKEN-qTBKET. AUOKLAND. iCIO OT B ALL I FOOTBALL ! f} : W. W. ROBINSON. Tobacconist, r, ' 93, (JUEEN-STRKET, Has on hand a Largo Assortment-of Rugbj .Footballs. Vanity Fair .Richmond Gem, anc 'j.K\(\'laior Tobaccos d Cigarettes.- ---•sole agent for tho Celobratsd Club-Housi f.i_.a^



Land and Bstatt'' /.HAS. XT' ILLIA MSO N, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lane, auokland. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on flrst-olasa securities, without Chakqe. Seven per cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOAN 3 Negotiated. SHARES Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT peb foot:— Home-street, 17/ Duke-atreet, 28/ West-street, 21/ Parnell Rise, £1 Viow ROad, 30/ Edwin-street, 21/ Richmond Rood, 25/ Georgfo-street, £1 Grattan-street, 12/: •■ Victoria-street, £10, Randolph-Btroot, iO/ Kyber Pass, 80/ Wyndham-street, £1010/Grafton Rood,Cs/ William-street, 60/ Nelson-street, 10/ Short-street, £9 England-street, 40/ Franklin Rood, 60/ Vine-street, 10/ Union-street, 20/ Bhfclly Beach Road. 30/ Clarence-street, 10/ Liverpool-street, 40/ Anglesea-street, 30/ Ponßonby, Road, 60/ Hackett-streot, 35/ Prospect-etreot, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-Btreet, 35;.. Also, in various other streets at low rates. -POnnO T0 I"KND» inSnms of £10 and np *C/_jOOO vvards. on good aeourity. 4?f_K—Four-roomed HOUSE at Worningside X/VO for sale. Large garden, well planted. ROKEBY-3TRKET -Bouse' and Allotment: for sale, together or Beparate'y. fl-i CX.— Four-roomed Houao and level Allot *IUU ment tor sale iv Newton. Wooklj payments. £ 9 . (.—Five-roomed Houee and Workshop, oil X/itO\i coUegj Road, for Bale ; well, finished throughout, quite now, verandah back anc front | MOUNT EDEN.-Well-finished Six-roomec House for Salo. for£32s; txccl'.ent garden. Also, Four-roomed Hous-j and Large a llotment £210. £j.^R*~Now and "Well-finished Six-roomec ***"- House for sale, North Road; cornet allotment; oxtensive view. -61 70 —HOUSE and Garden for balo In New «**'-*-*'-' ton. Small deposit weekly payments, ■pi Ok—Four-roomed House, with wcod-house. Qundry's Paddock, for tale. A Bargain: GREY-STREE T—Cix-roomed Bouso (new'foi sale. I,arge allotment. Also, two s-hops, detached workuhop, &0., on very < aay torms, PoftA-EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale oil *iuu Wellington-street: garden, well, &c. PUKKKOHK EAST.—»!no Farm of 107 acres for Sale, noar Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; littlo bush ; £1 10s per aero. _jEAFIELD ROAD. — Oomfortablo Cottage, 0 outhousos. &0-, for Salo, on easy terms. _p-| 7A— HOUSK and Two Allotments for dmii-l'J off Wellington-street; planted with frnit and ornamental trees. SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE for Sale in Freeman's Bay. Also, |Shop, &c, in Kar angahape Road. ST. GEOBGE'3 BiY ROAD.—?ovcral vory eligible Allotments- for Sale on highly ad- Tan tageoua terms. PAPAKURA.— Six A ores of Land for fealo fox £35. Karaka.—llo acrea for £100. . PONSONBY- Villa Residence for Balo, six rooma, stabling, out-olHces,' &a; 2 acres, orchard, fcc.j large frontage* to two streets; splendid view of river. ,i -P4, . (_.— New Houso in Park Road, nine rooms, 3J"±O\J f or s a i e . Splendid view. MAUNGATAWHIHI-Farm of 181 aoreßfor silo, with two comfortable homesteads. Excellont soil.btißh, water, Sco X? -\ -l AA-VILLA KKSIDnNCE for Salo, at *J"LU" Mount Albert, posseasing ono of the finest views in the district. MOUNT EDEN—Large Now House, fitted with every convenience (two acres of land), for salo. Fino view. P'3 HO—Five-roOmed House for Salo in Nelson *ouu street. Garden, tanks, &c. rqK A—New Seven-roomed House for sale in *O,JV Parnell. Beautiful view. Also, Fivo roomod Houao at £330. Six-roomod Houso, £100. WARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Eden, -*- Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokoriki, Man gore, Puromoremo.Eaat Tamaki.Stokes'e Point, Waitakerei, Henderson's Creek, Papatoitoi, Remaera, Cambridge, Littlo.and Big Omaha, Kariol, Riverhoad, Morningflido, Mahurangi, Wainul, Oamaru, Ararlmn, Coromandel, Mer cury Bay,. Okaihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Razorback, Papakura, &o. Also, see list lo Ntw Zealand Birald and Weekly Vewi. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, VULCAN Lank:.. Mercnanmse. G. W. o wErrC^ ;M ERC HA N T'S, ' FORT-STREET, Have for Sale, to arrive ex brig ' Etnpcror,' from Lyttelton : 22 Tons WOOD'S FLOUR, In Sacks, 100's and 50' d 'Ex ■'* James A. Stewart': | 200 Saoks OATS • i' -..' ~Ex;!. Aunabell,' from Adelaide : , ! JO Tons* DUNN &'bUFFIEIiP'S;FLOUR, ' In Sacks"V" ".•.', . : i,*,'.«!{ .-',-.; ,': !>i-'' .■.■■•■ 'From Oamaru :, m SacksßßESlT SdIORT O AIES , '. 300 eacks MIidiINGWHEAT '] ;..'. v '_,.... 50 Sacks OATMEAL . '";''' 1' ' j Ex 'Loch Dee/ ' John Bull,' &a f ; ;.," it Aisii.s, ctipßants ....;(.!:•!,;, ';. " CANDIED PEEL ;; ■!, y_ ' i.'.'".'j | ."; TARTARIC ACID ,'• ■ ..'! ".■ '". SALAD, CAS'fOR, & IIAIR OIL PICKLES- ■ '•.-" .'.f:it i . WHITE STARCH, MUSTARI*,:' ■ WASHING &-81-CARD. SODA WHITING _]'.■. MILLER'S BAKING POWDER i BLACKING, BLACKLEAD E3SENCEB ", : BATHBRIOK, COLODRED TWINE SARDINES , : ; , , ( . "../. CONFECTIOSF.RY, Sec, &c. !; COARSE & FINE SALT Just lauded, ex 'Peerless,' 'Ethel,' ..,...-.'. I Hero,' &c. : ■ '■' "30 Tons FLOUR, 50 Sacks O ATME AL ■ . 280 Sacka BRAN, 300 Sacks OATS' 220 Sacks POLLARD, 20 Cases CHEESE 350 Boxes DeROUBAIX JENAR CANDLES j 600.Mat3and'Gunnic3:.SUGAR ; " ! 2&0 Boxes TEA '. ■• •_' ■ , 50 Halfcchests ditto!,:'/; ;'..'; ; "',"',,.-.• ~.' Also, ex Late Arrivals:. TFAS, in-Half-Chests and Boxes SUGARS, from tho Melbourne and Sydney ! ";'"'' ; Refining Companies ■ ; ,''\OILMAN'S STORES & GROCERIES, in 1 . Varioty. ■ Venetian BUnda • ' ' A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND __3L ' FACTORY, . COKr)Jt-R*_OF_.COOKgAND GKEYBSTREETS. VENETIAN BLINDS I VENETIAN ' , BLINDS! Made of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twi»t. Onr Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We have a very large stock of well-seasoned Pino Tim ber; also a Large Stock of ' VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze linds made to ordor. and forward to all part bftthe Col wot the shortest notice. A. & A. BtfSß'_ i ;'i , (Late M. Hobton Bosbyl, VENETIAN BLIND JfAKERS AND WIRH WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREET £ H 7T ~~ GuneniitJas. \_~_ EVITT. Gun'-.*feer, 2*4, -■ Queen Uf • strecr, Auckland, opposite the Market hous9. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock ant to arrivo by direct, importation fronri England made :to 'advertisers own order,—Chokebrri ißreech-loadlng Guns, Double amd Single Muzzle loaders. Breech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load , ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Baa:s, Gui Cases, Powdor Flasks, Shot Pouches, and ever* article necessary to complete tho outfit of t Bportsman; An assortment of overy descriptioi of Revolver Cartridges, and all the beat Brand in Sporting Powders are imported direct fron ■ the makers by tho the advertiser, who cai . gnarantee their good quality. Cartridges for thi '■ Enfiold, Snider nnd Torry Hifle3 Mctallii Cartrilge Cases, Chilled Shot and other spoci alitios always on hand. Country dealon liberally dca'.t with. Guns Ke-stocked. Browned etc., and every othor kind of Firearm Repatre< at reasonable prices. Notice.-Just to hand, i r lot of good acrviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech I loading Guns .cheap. Tho largest Btock ii ■ Auckland to chooso from. Also, in stock, i - large assortment of Fireworks of tho boa ouallty. Fishing Tncklo



-n aiid Estate Aeenta. J. "M. X- EX■" ° x Estato Agent and Valttatob. Queen-street, Auckland. MONEY LENT OUT;FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, ' : OR OTHER SHARES. NO Cetarge to Lender or Investor. ' ]n a k- ALLOTMENT off Upper Queen-streer. 3&40 Price, £15.—J: M. Lennox, Estate Agent. o-i Kn-COOK-STREET. —A Three-roomed i-1 / C Cottage, with .freehold allotment, in the heart of the city. Price low; terms easy.— J. Mi Leiinox. Estates gent. • • ■po/yn—SlX-ROOMKD HOUSE on freehold JboVV allotment in the city. Price £300; £100 cash, balanco can remain upon the property,— J*M. Lennox, Estate Agent., _ , PUKEKOHE WEST.—Farm of 200 Acres, adjoining; Buckland and Shepherd's; good land. Price, sib per acre.—J. M. Lennox. £o A—A BARGAIN.—BO Acres of Land, at a" Aral Price. £.20. cash,-J. M. Lennox, , Estate A gent, Auckland. r,*«IGHT-ROOMKD' COTTAGE, in Newton _C_ Rond. with allotment, 33 x 99. A Bargain, . Price, £2SO.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. '. ' : MOUNT EDKN —Four-roomed Cottago,-with i,bath-room, workshop, and lorn o -freehold . allolment. Pnce, £325.-J. M. Lennox, Estate a Agent. -PO^H-A HATTGiIN.-A'prctty little Ve>an- • v rtah Cottago in Vinccnt-itr..et. with T lnrge*frcelidld allotfucnt. Tho.obttago jkfltted up with gns nnd every convenience. Terms, [ £50 cash; balance' can remain upon the pro i Fcrty.— J. M: Lennox, Estato Agent. J 1 .p*| Qf.-Four-roomed COTTAGE and freeho d 3iJ-i-O\J (jUuinwut; a. rarechanoafor a working t man. £25 cash ; balance c*ii he p::id on Building tocicty principles.—J. ..:. Lennox. ', T> l-MUEH .-Eorsnlo, a7-rooniod.Residor.ce, ' XV with 10 acres of fust-class land. There is i alao a garden, orchard, coach-house, <R a Price, - £1200 P pi RAFTON HOAD-A Barg-iint-Hojiso of 7 VT rooms, with la-go iroehold. allotment run ni-iipf baok'to the Domain ; let for 17s Cd per " week. Price 8.6350.-J. M. l^ennox. .. ■ • i mo'FARMEUS—A yarkaln.—A Farm of 107 111., .acres In East P.uktkoho, about 50 acris in ' grass; a o-roonu d Houso ar d eviry conveni ' once. Price, £190.—Terms can h. arrangod.— p J. M. Lennox, BBtate Agent, J uoklnnd. c rpo FARMERS.—One of the finest little Farms . : X''in the country. There are ISO acres of first ! olassland. all laid down In English gr«ss-.s, a I comfortable dwoiling-houao (quito new), and ; othor outbuilding . Price £1,800. Terms can bo ' 'arranged.—J. M. lennox, Mstato Agent. , rpo FARMERS—A Bargain-O eof the best l : X ~ little Dairy Farms in lha Waikato.! There are 150 acres, mostly in tho b^st grasses, all , felicod, and with a CottHgo built tlmrcon. There are 17 fine dairy cows, 19 calves, 19 at .ro cattlo, ■ andl horse. , Prico, for iarm, stock. Sec, only , £1,100. Tho owner is leaving tho country.— • | J. M. Lennox. Esta o Agent, Auckland. TO- FARMER*—A Bargain.-Farra.-.ot 256 acres, 150 aero* of which aro tn grass, I This first-class farm is sittuted r.t the junction . ot two roads, aud is noar a railway station ' 'Prico. £110s per aoro.—J. M. Lonnox. Estate ', lAgont.,,! ...:..- 'I ' A FH.ST-CLASS F-irm of SO acros, all in '.-t\- j^rass'i a fow minutes' walk from a railway ' istotio".. Brlco, £001).— J. M. Lennox. . : \i ILLA tsl iE—One of tho choice.. Villa Sites '* T in R'cnirfera!. The sito is well sheltered, ' land 6ofmrmr\d>! 0.0 of tho most delightful viowe ; :inßcimio.-a. l-'r;co,£CoJ. - J. M.Lon_ox,EttutC ( iAi'cnt, AuoitUnd. i 1 "DARNELL—RutIand and St. Gconjs's Bay ,JL Roads.—Two Cottages-ono of six rooms ■' 'the other of four rooms-with freehold allot moiits. Price.;£l7o and £300TCspettlvely.-J. M, • Lennox, Estate Agent. r* O FARMERS and Others.—Ono of the , JL . Choicest Farms in the-Irrovince. Thero an . 217 acres within 8 milos of tho city ; quality OJ land cannot bo excelled: largo uino-roome. ' :residence.—J. M. Lennox, Estate' Agent. : «Sr For Houses, farms, and Allotments; se< ; 'my long advertisement in t Wc«kly Herald." ; ■ .■'"; J M. LENNOX, •| ; ••■ -Fstate Agent, Auckland. t ". —I '.'., .. —jsi : : '•'-.I ■■ 't ;.--. ;..:-..i. (!•.'■■■■• • • . . . ; . : • ■ T> a G REE NWO OD, . JTv». . AOOTIONBKK i HOUSE, LAND, and ESTATE AGENT, j ,' ' CORNKR OF SUOKTLAND-STRKKT. ■ '"'■ \I_TANTED— Ihtcniiing Purchaiots, of Farms, I Tr: Land,'or HOUstss, to call at my oflico foi printedllst . ' ■ ' [DOR.IMMEDIATE SALE—Two Hii-roorced ;C . Houses anij. ilueo'.Allotmenta,:of . Land, jwltliin a, fow' mimU'os"walk of Quceri-streot; hll'ftncid.-plen'ty of Wafer; &c., &c, Houbcbloi i for 30s a week. Price, £750 a LSO,;«^ Kivc-rqoiued Houss and Allotment. ' u\- 3lJXloofeet, situated in Chapul-ttrcct; good fruit'and llowor gurUou, all fenced, good well, &d.7'&o.i Price, £330. • TEPORSAcK^ Allotment off Ponsonby Road 60 , JC ...hyaOO feet, good view, aU Ibvo.i, fer.ced, pl^htc<l iq oniamtntal trees, &c, tc, Prico. «BSa'ft)6«.' Nol-IS. '' ' 'i'l* ' " - ' li_.-<IGHT-ROOMfi;D Hotiße and Allotment 33 by JD- 150 feet in Ghapil Square Price; £275. Iripß SAl.TC—lmprovod Farm, 17 miles from r'1 Aucklaiid by road or rail; very good land, £750.' i I^OR SALE—A Superior Sheep and Cattle ; Run of four thousand acrea (1,000) of good la* a. in gr«?s ; all fenced and subdivided ; good Wfi'hi'room'ed-Houee, Sec , 1.000 150 head Cattle, Impiomentß, Sec Price low, and terms ; T7"OR ,SAt% (Jloiint,'Albort)-Choico Villa X- Sites of fiom half ah "aero to thrco acre^ caohV' '' '• 'I '■'"•■' : -!' ■■■ •' A BS.tVo.fiMo-ant ,'Albort-Choioe Allotment** suit-.hlo for wording njon or market gai" donors, from tw»Aqreitottvoacros each. Land all volcanic aid \; {ry tioo-t. ■ '> IM PRO v E D FA RM c{ over 200 acres, situated in,tbo jTaniaH'-l'Jstrir.t.; feaqq-liand _\\h dlvided'into pildocks;: also, 10 ficrt-s under Cultivation ; good rOiid: stntams through the land,' goo*Vott .are. Price 16w, and'termß to suitpu.-obnser., , : ; '.-, ' ;j ;u . ' A o ACRE-i, Gcoi laud, adjoinLpa:;tho Pxoper *•" ties df the Rev. Mr' SolucrviUo ahd John BUohaniri, nV-l-ctiaht; Wh&u; and'J liiilo from ' the Kailway;Station. The view is unsurpassed, and ilia rq«.ds Jure B£<?<i- Tliis ;_ >.l >VJJtI be Bold in 5-acr'o lots, or to suit purchoscis. i TjH)H-SAlr.•n-Fivc'TtJomed-Co.tiigoand'Allot . 1? ment (H3 x. 17,.feet. Bitjuated in Newton ' street; good garden,' .Vo'J, tanks, &c, &c. Prico,£l3o. --;, ~ * , _ . .. . , IjH>IUS A Wi ff-rOomcd Honsn and 6vfcr quarter X ot an acre frot'ttpld land, being a corner '- allotmont, having frontagCß to Regont-Btreet ' and Edcnßoad igpacl stable, garden, woll. Sec, R'c: Price. £.... '' ' , ," I iJONSONBY.-^'A new and' welWMshed' Six i-O'uncd Mouse, largo and commodious rooni. and allotiiit.iit.l3a x 21P.feet, facing Gi. .teri-straoi.' all Wanted and 1 laid ont in a choice gar.* en. &c; land portly fenced with cor ruga't'edlwn. Price. £000. ■ ' li lii&Ho JtOAID.f-Eour-roomod House, with r voran'iah, in good order,-on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 90ft.; securely fenced, luid out in v garden, .good TV'Ol), fco. Terms vory : ensy. . {I'eVEN-ROOMED HOU3W, off Mount Eden n Rend..'noar tho railwrfy: crossing, with Btabl . well.iiumn, sheds, &c„ situate ou three Bllotmcnt* laud, 75 x 100 ft., laid out in a good flower and fruit garden. Terms very. easy. FOR SALE-3a,acrcs otrichlo-i m Laud< of the very finest quality in the corouj-j all level '' and woll wa'or^d, .Rprophab'c fjofl Aucklan-! by'gbdd mac-damised roads, all fenced, greater povtion planted with quick thorns.; ; subciiyided Into six paddools;' 75 abre^ij»> rich urasa,. thi: remainder in cultivation; O'rpnard well planted wlth-cßdietf flWCfhSe . AISO, a well finished Bix-rbdibCd'hoHße,' dairy, cowsheds, plgstyes. . workabop, nndgood garden, planted with fruit ' anrifoftitmiHutiil trees, This.is withoute*coj> tionono of the "best farms in tho neighbourhood of AucWand,J>Qth.to-the.. quality.. of.BiJd .and lmprovomonta, boingsituated in tho well-known District of KtfzorbacK, and within afftWminutes walk of. School and-Post-otfico. Price, £1,100 one-third cash, or as agreed. , MERCURY ISLAND. FOR SALE, that' Large'liind yaluablo Free hold Island kuo»-ii as " Mercury Island," Situated 60. miles from Auckland out tho East Coast and containing i27s«crcs of freehold land, mostly in gcasa and aub-dlvided,, ,1 he island ia visit od twice weekly by "steamer betweon Auck land and Tauranga, has a first-cla»s barboru. to gether, with all Btock arid improvements at present On tho land, com-isting. pf well finished 8-roomod house audoutbulldmgs, about 1,003 long wool Bheop, 150 head cattle, 5, horses, ■ farm - implements, tool-.'.&c, &C.;;pigs, turkeye, fowls, &c, in abundance 'Ihe, island abounds in game of overy des'ci;iption and is. ,in every I way suitable cis a- sheep and cittjo. run.^ The trice for tlio wholc',,including stock, implements, fee., is £1,510. Terms, one-third or one-fourth *' cash, balanco,at interest; . .* : ■' i Saloßby auction otilouaehold Furniture, Sco, i ; ... !•„( j .&o„;undortakon by .i <• . >ti ~ , J ■''~':r ^;.vP.'|k; Q=B'B X ~ ~ t _~,_, ll( ,..jp_10l!fplB rl ,_f'" ittuMM y\ Oflico CorhbrShortlandandQueenStrootS: I t ~•;'';'.'.'/-;, ;- ■ ';• ',',,!■•.•• ''_' I ... . Cofiee Merclia-i-B 1 ; . .. , AUCRLAND . '■. ;BTEAM COFFEE AND SPICE JMILLSi -| >y ;- ; coffees. .-. \ ;";;:';.; IJP IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAI I GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating J ' Beverage' both for Winter and { Sumfuer. ' i To Obtain What you really want, ask for ou CBost Brands, tho EXCELSIOR or STAND ARD 'which havo Sustained their good names ove 'l'ea.Ycara, and, havo very much Increased h (demand—a btire proof o their; being consnmoi - and aiioreciatod in all households throughou >: and even outof our province. • • ;-. 1 I sa."Wholosaie only at ourMiiis and Agents ■ ■ i rCttdtail at Ml' Grocery Esteblishmenta ii c. ;Town and Country.l •'-'■,- ■'-'" * " !__>'§J , .rjdt boBt! i Sa. Kxcf'.«lorßrand,greealabel| aualltlea.'! T IpO Staaaard „.'red ; VKverypkgs [ ffiiup IsirfFsi:" '«« B S§S '" "'' "'"' : ."■ 1 !»|£ ■■."..'".. ---I;s2 o ■'•' ' o | grg - • " - ° 0..° )Otu lowef b feSSPlAnohor „ pneef „ ( qualiUes, i, Sg- Crown „ yellow „ f without oc i io«„ ■ / signature, a §£§ ~■ __ .: '- | Our PEPPERS aad.'flPlCH'S we guarantee t a I Bost Quality, and tr.v o' adulteration, a I BROWN, JFIARRETT.&JCQ. it Elliot root, Inly Bth I



;: Merchandiso. ■,-, L. D. ,N ATHAN & ca WAREHOUSEMEN WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO ' ■ j MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GENERA , . ,'' , ' MERCHANDISE, , ; ! : gHORTLAND-STRKET, AUCKLAND. . Indents for English or Foreign Firms oxeonted 6n favourahlo terms, under tho personal super vision of our London firm. LONDON' OFFICE: 10, COLEMAN-STREET m O B A CCO S I We advise tho arrival of the 'Agate,' from New York, with our First Shipment of ■t An PACKAGES OF NKW SEASON'S ■ •I 4 U MAN U FACT U RES, In Primo Condition, consisting of— Venus—Tens, in J-boxes und cases Threes, Fives, Sixes. Pocket-pieces Double-thick Poch ot-pieccs, Fives Twiet, Nailrod, &c. A Large Assortment of Aromatics, In flat work, fancy and twist, lightpressed, &o. 1 On board tho ' Camille,' duo early, ■leg PACKAGES. Also, in Stock, 'i A LARGE VARIETY OF LINES : J Twist, In kegs, tiorcos and cases, suitable for Island trddo Shoepwash Tobacco Vanity Fair Goods. i ; L. D.NATHAN & CO. i-*:-'. 'am e;r ie a n noo d.s i I ;, JUST RECEIVED, ■, .A. | AndjtoArrivo, , •,; ~■■' - Per i'Elinor Vernon' and 'Camille, From New fork: , - Dovoe's Imperial Brilliant KoroSeno - • Perry Davn & Son's Painkilior Dried Apples ~ ... Evaporated Applo v : - Clotues 1 .ns • .' )' Lobster and Salmon ■ ' f Oysters I ■ Amorican Clocks Allen's Lung Balsam >■ Bristol'^ Sarsaparilla and Pills Lanman and Komp's Florida Water Oiientul Hah-Tonic . Lyon's Kathairon i Sohooisiates Travelling I'rnnka VaUstß and Hand-bat Wood Washboards • Zinc Washboards Pale Amber Resin Assorted Canned Fruits an 1 Vegetables Californlan Honey . ■■■• Chicago Bacon and Lard, in palls - Piimo Mesß Pork. • '■' '■ AMERICAN CHAIR*. . Wood and Cane-seated Bedroom, Dining, Olllco. Rockdra, and Children' Bat greatly - : reduced rates, to clear. . | , L, D. NATHAN■I&;c6.-..i 1-' • :-•' r' "c :_' si.;" ■;.'. .',' . ■ ::,' ,' ■■' rpEAS J- T|.E A S| SEASON 1879-1880. :' '■ The'largo recent advance in the prices of Teas (equal to 25 per cert). »ow firmly cstab liahed, will be fully realised on next feason's importations. Wo offer our present Stock «t Oi>D kAtks, tocnabln us to cloar orevious to arrivalof this year's Shipments. Wo have on hand— • Congou,, in chests, half-chests'and boxes Sct*c.t"d O*;ango I'ckoo , Scented Caper ■ , , . ' Gunpowder, Young Hyson . i Java Pocco Souchong "' ■' ■ . j Japan.Uncolourod Loaf Ooiee ■ ■: , ; . Assam Farmings. Bioken Pckoos , ■ ;l And Fin Indian Pekoes, ' '• L. D. NATHAN & CO/ j --1; )),•::_ f'ltttii— '-_.— Li I.':"; >■■■•' i -i:•'■ SKVKN PlllZl* MLDAW. aWAttto '. " JTI OOD ALL S: O OUSSHOLD .; j ; ',$ PECIAL ITT E S.l. . A Slngie fri»l soiicitedfromthoso who havenot ! yet tried these splendid preparations. ' j GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE RELISH. The most doliolons Sauce in the world. i Thia Cheap and excellent Sauce makes the SliUnrst viands pnlatable and the' daintiest ish^s more delicious: To Chopß, Steaks, Fißh, etc.,' it is incomparable. Sold by Grocers, QilmoD, Chemists, &c. , , ! j GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER. : Tho best in the World < Indlsponsable to ovory household, and a boon to all housowivo . Makes do'icious Puddings without egg . Pas.trr without buttor, and. : beautiful li^'ht Bread without yeast. Sold by ' Grocers, Oilmen, Ciicmiatß Seo. j GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For making Delicious Custards without eggs 1 ip less timo and at half the prico. ! Unequalled for the purposes intendod. Wll i. giVe tho utmoat patiafaction if the Instructions niven are implicitly followed. The proprietors entertain the. greatest contldcnco in tho article, ■ and can rocommond it to housekeepers generally • . as a useful agent in tlio preparation of a good . CUstard. Give it a Trial. Sold by Grocers, . Chemists' Italian. Warehousemen, &c '• r"',.[ ij", ,„., j .PREPARED BY : '.hi j ;g6odall, ackhouse & co., ; >VHII,B HORSKBTRKKT, JLiKBDB. i j v;« "" OF ';';''' '',''';'; " j ';. , / LVD.,NATHAN & CO. ■ ::.--: '' i^s^li^'^L '■i'Ji_f'f'^ki^.'''''K'.:'': . |4j^^Hffi i.y%,y>7y%, ~ T>IS>.U.IT_. ( DUBOUCBE. & COS j CEL.EBKATED PALE; BRANDY. : Wo havo lways on htitd ,tho above Celo ' bratcd Brandy,- m bulk; cases,' 'ono star, four ' itar ; (vory old, ndlalt flasks, ihalfflasks, quarte* flasks, crystal barrols decanters, and 2-Gallon Crystal Vats. | _ ,'Ii.D. NATEIAN & CO.,' ; ; :',:. ; | ' . ' Sole Importers..!' ~,-; t.. .... : ** —r *~'' , j..--' i BA SS'Si1 PALE AL E, , i By Read Brothers, London, (Dog's Head Bot ng Mark,) ; Neither the.Brewers nor the Bottlers have spared any t ouolo or cost to mako this the Finest Ale in the World. Both Capital and skill are allied to mako it a standard of excellence. i rS U I N N . ,S S>^,-, y,B TO UT, J. vA . PX RiUd Brothers,. London. .. U it,!, it (Dog's Head Bottling Mark.) , This, Stout .combines due richness with the edge that is developed only by prolonged , Btorago m vats of great capacity, by eh as Messrs . Gumnosss; and the bottlmg arrangementß are I I a guarantee for prime condition.l . r L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents, AUCKLAND r



Oabinettaakers. j" fesi Iffw HEWING -jyj-ACHINES! SEWING MACHINES I JELLING QFFI gELLING, QFF.I UNDER COST PRICE. ~ . RETIRING FROM THE SEWING MACHINE TRADE. WINKS AND H ALL,< Axe determined to CLEAR OUX the whole of their SEWING MACHINES BELOW COST PRICES. rpHE "VVTILEON" 'j^ACHINES Are admitted to be the BEST S SWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD. EACH MACHINE HAS A DAUNKR, OR PATENT Mending Attachment. The following PRICK LI-JT will show the former ond tho present REDUC a D PRICES :- No.' s—£6 15s ] EDOCed TO £4 4s No. G—£7 10s . . Feduced to £4 14s No. 7—£lo INDUCED TO £6 6s No. 9—£B 15s Rkduced to £5 10s JNo. 10-£8 15s Reduced to £5 10s No. 11—£9 10s Reduced to £6 No. 12—£12 , Reduced to £7 7s WINKS & HALL ,■■_.,. i. Have also a few GROVER AND BAKER MACHINES i 1 Which thoy will disposojof ds" At Half ihe Original Cost I "wi No. 2G-£l3 10s Reduced to £8 Full.CAbinkt—£l9los „'' £10 10s Hand .;,.'; £5 5s „ £3 3s XYf" IN X S & TT AL L, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET- WAREHOCSEMEN, AGENTS FOR THE MET \LLIG VENETIAN BLINDS, "rriflE JJLIND OF THE pERIOD," Whioh do not require re-paintipg. They do not warp liko wood blind?, and aria all fitted with the Patent Climax Action | ! ____________________________________j__n . ~ 'As . SewiDsr MapniuoS. . ! A,LL FORMER jYEARS OUTDONE.!!. During the Year 1879: •■<■'■'■■-■. | \". THii'',siKGEß kANUFACTURIN . COMPANY' SOLD '■" . ■;■_; y'l-'ti'; :' i: :t 'a. '•■ ! ! '.-lil ilrijl' ov THEIR CELEBRATED' ' ' [ „:;,."' '-~ "'.'.'.V'■":.'.' sewing machines! i This number being 71,735 in excess of the Sales I \-_ ■ '■ i of iany previous year. ; The Sales of this' Company during tho last tpn years were as follows:— ;.....,. __j :.; j[ j, • '• 18701 ..' :',:[v,nl2.B3B:^mhh.%iaioHi*iis. i '! ! '<' i -I'':lß7r',:-"' : .'." 181,260 „ i«_v.'i-iis ,v i.'imji j ! I •!' i^2;'i. '■"■'"''::■'sitf.isi y ■ -:~ :•„.' ■"■J ■| " I■• ':'1873, ;.; : ;:'.'.' '.ft-.!- * ■'..""'' J': ",',' ""Y- ''"■'''" | ' ' 1871 V' 'n; 241,670 •';*".,''■ '''i ' ' ''■" i . i ; "1875 'Il' ".. "219,852 ' „.': ''[ '.' , V_ ' " ' \ " '"igi§"'.'."', .'. !262,&e" '„.:'!'' '''.'■ ;l". "'.' ' ; :i',i'B77 '..'■ V;,2S2'^i2''.„' '!,'„• '•'.'" | ' ABW. ..' : ... 35^,432 ;;, ..'",'.', » >'■',! "■■ '■ , 'a iptiiyy .. ; ''J;43l.'i67 ;...,,,.; < '-,;''_.": • " . The recent Great REDUCTION in their' Prices and'their wonderfully Easy Terms of Payment, will enablo everyone to become possessed Of these: ' i (UNEQUALLED SEWING MACHINES.; -i ! Since THE SINGER'MANUFACTURING COM PANy inaugurated their System- Ho HtR *, with Option ov Porghask, it has been taken advantage of by the publio tis'ich an!extraordinary extent as to prove that it has mit a great pubUc want. By this system thousands have become possessed of these moat reliable SEWING MACRINRS; anditalways offers peculiar advantages to, families in want of a SEWING' MACHINK. for Domestic use by en abling shoh to have a thorough tdal'bofore purchas ing. _■_.'■ -./' ' . ■'-.'-' THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, j : : 89, .Foster Lane, London, E.C. i V ' .' ". .'.'''''''. ~——: ; ' '.. — - < Best Quality SUk Twist, Cotton, and Linen Threads, Machine Oil. Duplicate ,Parts of Machines, &c., ilways kopt In stock. ' . ] Needles sent p6r post. ' . ! The Needles of tho Singer Manufacturing Com pany are. made entirely, by-Automatic Machinerr, and finished with a perfection, accuracy, and polish, altogether unequalled by any othor makor. ; SINGKR'S SEWING MAOHINKS ore made only by The Singer Manufacturing Company (formerly 3. M..Singer and Co.) and can only be obminei Wholesale in New Zealand from "the Chief Depot, which is also our only Retail Agonoy (for the present) In thisCitj*' ' i_: a -. i Price Lists free per poßt.. ;.:._■ THE SINGER MANUFAOTDRING COMPANY "Fort-streot, Auckland. AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 7 . QUEEN-STREET. M V SICA L N OVE L TIE S ' '.'•■ Harvest Flowers, mazurka—Pridham : ~ >'ix pieces for I armoniom—Driffield I , j Raff's Celebrated Cavantinas for violin and pianoforte I Sous les Roses, seno do ballet for pianoforte '■■■■■ —Newstedt • I Who Shall Say 1 Boncr-F. Abt |. j | MarchdesChasßours.pianoforte—Batchelder , Conquer or Die, song—Foster I ' • Maroh Ancienne. pianoforte—Macbeth . j Operaticßecreations-rM'chael Wataon ,' Day of Hcst, sacred piece—Pridham Heralds of Spring, pianoforte aeries—Prid -1 "■'" • hard ' ' •. ' • ' ■ Marguerite—Oberthur , i ■■ I v—-,/ True Lovo. pianoforte—Beseh . . ' .' Turnjiam Toll—Milton Wellinga " A Now Song by the composer of At tbo . i 1.1.1 ,- Ferry- -■'-..- Ukranian Danes—-Muscat . - ■ . ' Lerlina,'mazurka~Sykcs i .' j When Mother's Ship Comes Homo/BODg— ■I ■' Gibson . Under English Daisies, song—Roeckel : Little .Wife, Bong-Milton Wellings V ■ . At tho Ferry, song—Milton Wellinga Hernani, valse—Granada ! ' Trne to the End, song for baritone Danse Antique, pianoforte—M. Watson Tho Roll Call, song—Piusutl Gone for Ever, song— Waldteofel Banbury Cross, song—M. Wellings Lil tie Ida's Flowers, eong—Roeckel Autrefois, waltz—Waldteufel When Shadows Fall, song—Wellings Kldo-a-'o. song—Lewis The Clippsr, hunting song—vVhyte Melvello Two Minuo's, for piano, by Kolix Adler Curmen, quadrillo and lancers " Voltigeur," lancers and wo, Plauquottcs, popular operci :■:..'.. > _)'. I



Ironmongery. &o« ■p pOII TE H & QO„ WHOLESALE AND KETAIL IRON- ] 1 MONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, f 1 ~ . n AUCKLAND. IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, , 1,, STEAM ENGINES, &C, &C. MtZC,STe'«"W»« person feeding to asHst CHAFF MACHINES for Horse powet: or Etjam,' with two or three knives aud r.ddle attach ment CORN or MAIZK CRUSHERS for Hand power. j No one keeping a horss should be withODt I one^of these.machines Oat Briiisera for Hand Power, same patterns as abovo ■~■'. COMBINED CORN.& OAT CRUSHERS!for Hand power ~'.'• Heavy Combined Corn and Oat Crushers .'for, • Steam power , . , Gardner's Patent Turnip and Mangold Cutter? Picksley, Simß, & Co.'s PULPER9, for Man golds, &c < ~.,-.,..;' r PitJksl6v. Sims, & Co.'s FINGER!tCU.TTER,S, id foriMangolds, &o. ...■■■-,■■ j, Ploksley, Sims, & Co.'s SHREDDERS, for Man golds. &o'.' "'.. ;.''■!.■•;■. PickßlV, Sims," & Co's .iVIALT MlLLS,'with, Smooth and fluted rollers, extra' pulleys.l; i AMEFICAk Rim, Mortice jana: Dead LOCKS, ' and LATCHKS, with White, Brown, and Real Bronze Furniture. . ' 1 1! I ' AMERICAN AXLE PULLEYS, in Iron ahd Brass Sash Fasteners, Brackets. : \Wf i . SCREW PIC rURE KNOBS, Bird Cage Hooksi Flower aud Lamp Hrbokot*,.- | , : , va°fetyiDe oastinKs. of almost endlesa *^ife^*Sa P aP, plrß and bown Pi Pe. in sheet and cast galvanised iron. ! ELKCTRKJ.BELLS.supplied Complete, ready TW° rHPrMvJr\? f 'Jhcn'an Matb'o Company's CHIMNEY PIKUKS for Salo, at HaU price. ... SioUi ma _1°.??2.1W- B'i*. and St. Anne' B MARBLHI MANTELPIECES. REGISTER STOVES at all prices, suitable for matcii <c Manßloll- y&% Ash Pans to QAS t^ N? KLTEIJ .' Praekets; and Hall Light 3of newest designs. BUQO™w? K, N .h°^ S "UUNERS.Gas Moons, Bu?ne?s. &o? a ' Globo8' Ar Ban<l The new OPAL G AS GLOBES give tho Steadiest and Bt st Light yet obtained from Gas. ECLIPSE X KM OS KNE LAMPS in great variety DUPLEX ECLIPSE LAMPS, imnlcLS Chandeliers, Brackets, Harps &c'P CoAhc^i sssfe »»*****»*¥. JAP _^d WaiTers l^ Tea Tray8'Kaifo Tr«s AMEs^s^ a r i3h compan^ FIBRE DOOR MATS of all kinds, Door Scrap „ ,r™; Umbrella s, a"dß, and Hall Tables. F .DAVISS KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES; BEST ENGLISH and American Electro Plated Tinvnt . 9.. ffco r S(!"Jces, Cruets, Biscuit Boxes, Sardino Boxes, &c„ &c. SAUSAGH! MACHINES and Fillers for Butch ers and Family us . GAS STOVES, Close Fire Ranges, Ship Stoves Smith und Wellstood'a Cooking Stoves. COLONIAt, OVENS. American Slow Combus tion Hiiating- Stoves, Kitchen Utensils of every description. r 1- 1 WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT ' fIIGH-STKBET. '



Fsinb'y Goods," Sic. HARLES TTELSEY &***^ IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS. Q U EE N-S T REET, Desire Special Notice of tho fact thatthdr IMrORT THEIR OWN GOODS ClßJjqj. and their Stock being , ow Very Large, „' several Heavy Shipments to arrive, Cust^ will have the Greatest Variety to Beleot from" A Large As-o iment of Useful and Ornatnt* , Goods, suitable for presentl *, &c ',*1 ' Hand-painted and other Albums, in cholam designs ' ™ Purses, Bafts, Fans, Belts, Photo. Frames X., Casei, Cigar discs. Music Cases, ficV '" "' Compendiums of Game 3, all sizes • . t __U" 1 Draught Board . Chees, Draughts, Domino* ' Cribbage. Solitaire, Sec. "">*., Ins'.nnds. Stationery Cabinets, Fulcr . S CI ' t ondon made Hair Brushes, Combs, &o. • Soltzogones, best make, in carie and wire, ,s,-\ I Electro Plate and B.M. Teapots ,!..„.. / m Patent Adjustabls Chairs, sui,tablefordr(twi__» Bread Platters and Knives, Butter Platte .r, I Clocks, Aneroid Barometers, guarantee,, i, work correctly ' . ! A Very Choice Stock of China Ornaniiw. Crystal Flower Stands, Vases, &c ; . >' DOLLS and TO Yd of all kinds , Y„ . * BAGATELLE BOARDS, of best make,1 iiia) sizes, and with r?al Ivory Ba'ls WOBKBOXE^ DRESSING CASES, WBjr, -ipecial Shipments of these goods jußt to baud, Concertinas, Acsordions, Violins, Guitars, ■ Togetl cr with a grc at variety of other goofo ! COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS & HAWK&B uuu SUPPLIUD. Member of the Royal College o' SurgeoDß,En». **i,d and ot th* Medical Boards of Victor. and New South Wales; also regiateied Oculist, JAuriat, ' and Sp6olallst__'''i I may be consulted upon all Diaeasds of ttte Bra, Ear and Throat. Deafness, Noi*ea ia theHeid, DefectiveSight,Squ.ntin«r,Catarai*tß, . matir ._, Onhthalmia, Gutta >-er^na, Lops of Hy.ashe.li. (lamination. «nd til DisO'iac* of the E*'e,Kar,and Throat treated uponnewandßCientificprhicl_)lM, •".'«] Has arrivel in Auckland, and may be consulted at his consultin" noma. Clarcmont House, Princes Street v;;t»B Hours Of Attendance : Morning, 10 till 1; After noon, 2 till 5; Saturdays, Morning only,, BLINDMKfS AND DEAFNESS. ' , BY the kind invitation of Professor Wallet- ■ burg and Dr. Grant, the editor of thißjournal, ia company with the editor of the Saturday Advtt- ' liser visited tlie ir consulting rooms, at, the Criterion Hotel, yeßtPrday morning. The flirt case tho wn was that of a Mis_ White, age 11 years, tbe daughter of a Fettler at Oamaru,' Wbo ' - has been totaly blind for yeats. This young lady has beon under rh*i treatment of the. • e'ever oculists for three days, and wonderful to .ay, her eyesight, has been perfectlyj-cstoreA ; i he father if tr.o' girl assured as that he pad placed her. under the cire. of several medlcil men v. ho had'fail- dto do her any good, despite „■.-. the money he had lavished upon her. The next vas a ca-e of Mi-s Hughes, a Dunedin resident' u-ho stated that the had been d< af for a period f ovrr three years. Strange to sr.y. Bhe I»i', miybeen under treatment for eight days, and -.-!•' her hearing has been fully., restored. .M ;onunate girl is.nearly in ecstacies overin ;ood fortune. The not sabjeet under treat" mem, was a labourer.Tlnmed Patrick. Fr»ncii<. working at Logan's Point, who informed ustliM •> atterly he was- struck in the right ye with a stone, by which he lost his Bight tad of late his left eye' hai been materiillr itlected by the blind me; but, thanks to'the skill of Professor W'allenbnrg, he bm now .■ •.ov'ered the Bight of bis two eyes and is able to liscern the smallest print. Herman Schulti, of Hyde, was the last patient introdncsd. ■He .tatedthathe had been totally depf frr ydan, . md that he had boan only under treatment for* 'ew day, and how he could hear plainly. These ■:. gentlemen' have numerous other cases under - treatment. The.caßes that we have imtancod should be sufficient to remove any doubt from,.;._, the most sceptical.. All the patients -that, are. . r ' notv under treatment have hpen tampered with" oy the medical profession with no satisfactory -eßult. and this,,in the major portion of cases, oai'ses n o re. aggravation, and makes efiecjltialH cure. more difficult. The above cases Nearly ; illustrate that Dr. Grant and Professor-Wal- A,, lenburg are, without-doubt, what they professto be—Oouliets, Aurists,iand Specialists. jV^e ; would .strongly recommend those who-ara is either afflicted'with blindness ordeafheSß 10«8j consult these gentlemen' at once, as their Slay j; i; here is limited.—Evening Tfibdnp, Dunedin, > September 2Rh,; 1879..,,.:. ;-. .i , i.,tV ■" . vv"o 'can Conscientiously rc.ommend tntwov suffering from deafness or cither ailments that, : . Dr. Grant has madea special study of, Ito ipay m him a visit, when, if curable, catients,. they may■ certainly expect relief. J n i istapco came under ■.-■ cur notice- 6n Thursday, iv the' caee of a'laan ■% 'h'uaedGharleß Swanaor, who haß been vjorydeaf j ; - for three.ye&cs, but. after, ten cia.y-_. tre"tinen f, M , can" now bear .perfectly even the lowest wlvsper. 4. The cure is a rather remarkab'e one', as heTaa■ been under, the care of many medical men, but has received no' benefit whatever from theirll treatment, "Ne"vyZealander,".Decomber 27flff_____ , -Mr'Ern^st'D'Egvliie Mi'cliau Called' iaf' our I Offloeye-teidSyi and stated that'be bad' been ■ blind-with his right eyC" all his lifetime, Hear-M: ing about Dr. Grant and Professor Wajlenburg.tf :i .thi ccullsts, whd aro now on a'visit to this oitylß he determined to give them a friSl. He bad | only been nnder Dr. "Grant's treatment ten or | e'.eveindays when he found th»t ha eouldtßeo I large objects at some distancs.. Mr Michau I stateid that he had been under, tbe treatment of I some of the best medical men at home, but had | 1 not received iho slightest benefit! We are at all I times chary of accepting details pf "Wondeirfu I cures,"but.tho joung man who ci'led at'onr * ofllce appeared to be telling the truth, snd was ■ exceedingly grateful to Dr. GrantfOr the relief helhas already experienced.T-"New Zea'-a d Times'" 25th December 1879. . •'., , __~,., '-. V AN. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ..■*_ * ' ' TO TflK EDITOR. , ' -i Slß,—You vrtll much oblige mc, as well as tho I thepubholngeneralibyinsertinginyourrOlumiß ■ regarding.,the.cure, effected on my right- pye J which was, totally blind when, I placed myself I under the Jfeatment, of Doctors Grant and I Wailen6urg."'l also found myself losing -■ the■ sight of the left eye. L have now recovered my ■ Sight, and am going to work to-morrow. Oiitot I gratitude to those gentlemen, allow me to thank ■ them, and hope all thdse suffering from.the a, aw may avail themselves of their skill.—-I em; &o:, I - Pateick Fbako«v I Witness—W. J. B.WDK., , ~,/^_ " Logan's PoEnt, DUhedln, 7th October, 1878. I -Mt -~ or, -.■■■<r. .:-;:; y !■_ : A W<iNDERFUL CURE. ,': '<M I -': To )Bt Grant and' Profobbot Wallenbt) r z ' | Gentlemen,—AllowJme to thank you forth ,i -nronderful .cure you have., performed in. myi oase' I have been deaf, lor" twenty years] in the left' ear' and 'twelve years id theiißbt I paced myself und^r your ca'.e on the tilth of Qctoher,, .This day I am i-bla to:hearithßi;li tiek'ng of a watch at a considerable distance from my earis, and' ani quite well. I'hope all I B ,fr.-.--. m .iy bo »s fortunate! as I have tfeenai Thankingiyoa again, 1 am, Gentlemen xour.obedient servant,, B '. r_':.'- ' -~-_- William Bbacks.l I Peninsula, Dunedin, . «9 10Octoberri879. .. ( ~,.,,. . «.,, MS Dr. Grant is ailso Specialist in tho Dlfeasts Of Women and Children. • ." . Dr. Grant bai repeotly effected a very remark- I able cure in the ease, of Mrs D. Evans, of S Kumara, who has been under his treatment for deafness since the Uth February last. Mm | Kvans has been deaf in both oars for a very long time—no less than thirty years—her affliction having been caused by A fever, from wliichslifet suffered.severely. 'Since that time she has OKM alihoit totally deaf, for sho could only hearth*-?: loudest sounds, Since she has bf en under, I r^ii Grant's treatment her hearing has graduaHfr! improved,'Bo'tliat now she can hear plainly Wffiffl versation in an ordinary tone of voice. ShnWlll; - return in a few days to -Kumara pcrfoitly ATeH■ . and in poesession of the full faculty of whiclisho has been' so l-*ng''d"prived.—" West ,'C6wS____| Tlmes/'dOth. MOroh, 1880. ''• y-> 'V S One of; the employes in the Public W0r%1,; ,offlc3 here has sent us the following tcstlmohiiu!. to the SBill of Dr. .Grant. He cays :— " I wish to ft; let yo> knoyy that Dr. Grant- has.grcitly,im proved the hearing of ore of my ears, themfSgl| brane of which wasS injui cd s*me six yen's aga I I may add that two surgeons whom I concultea I a short.tinip ago considered tlio case incurable^ iI Dr. Grantliaaalao bson very succeFßfuUnetvo™^ difflcull; cases of disease of tbo eye;— " Hokltlra■ Times," 28rd March. 1880. ! ' There arc amongst Dr. Giant's sucbessflil *%a v' cases at Hokitika a young lady at J. Jack J, j. Esq., the Mayor, cured, by out ration, of Gqai't* , ing; and Mrs Wavent, operation for artificial ■ pupil, -..'it ~ - ■ : 'J Nelson, 11th May, 1880. ! it, Thoa. Adams, havo been under Dr. GrantJ i| treatment for deafness of the left ear, from which ■ I have suffered for tv\o years, tha result of s severe tropical fever. 1 find my hearing greatly m .improved in the short time—since 30th Aprih ;{_ THOS. ADAMS. . Ponsonby Road, Hope Town, . _"'% , , ."'■ " ,r. Auckland. 16th June, 1?%-,,'; '■ I have befen under I)r. Grant's care »tn ■ May, for great deafnes . for' more than tweiv* years, and am abont, seventy (7. years .Of f/BsK Dr. Grant has removed a large and ;|____3J3____ polypus from my cars, nnd I can hear nmOB -| better, having greatly improved under bis can* :| for whioh lam very thankful. j ■' .Y ---CHARtKBLOWR Hornc's Eststo. New North Road.- Auckland, 16th June, I®l , I havo been suffering fropi a sen-re W"81 disease. Dr. Grant operated upon me on =*'?, -| day last, and I am now quite well, altbo .b__ f1 ■ had been ia an ill stato of health for four yc_u* : j CIIAHUtS MuiiKK- Cross-street, Newton. ' Auckland, 17th June, 18»,'^. I have been nearly blind for over seven years and unable to work ot my trade (aconfeot'onon. On the first day of this month I wont undor J'J ; fi « (Grant's care, and already Sco very much better in this short spaco of timo. John Wuittije. Parnell, Hth Juno, 18S»- Dr Grant has just cured mo of a lon(^stanaiW,,;;| deafness of moro than ten yearß, for whien *^;-f very thankful, having tried many other flocum WithOOt SUCCCSS. MARIA J. TKKKMA-. ,