?HE AUCKLAKB EVENING STAR SEPTEMBER 2,

Printed and published oy the Proprietor, -,- Henry S*ett, of Symonds-stroet, .■•j'.W i General Stoam Printing Office^ Wynalwii- ; Btreet,ln tbo Province of Anokland, Now <5«l- i tond. (I Thursday, Sbi-tembkr 2, 1830. ,* i



I fAuotionfl. _ I J-^OUNTRY CATTLE ALES. I ' Waiuku— Saturday, September 1 ■*< > Pukkkohib— Monday. September 6 D | Dbuby—Wodnosday, September 15 I PapAkura—Wodnoaday, Soptember 29. I ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■ im O R • S A L E ■ I THE THOROUGHBRED STALLIOK, ■ ; • GLADIATEUR.' X ;! For Pedigree see Stud Book. I I] ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■ TO-MORROW. ■ THE H A?M AEKET, H "ITIOR SALE. To-morrow (Friday), at the H X? Haymarkot, ■ ' 100 eaoksDimaßol Wheat ■ I 100 aacks Feed Barley H * , 180 iwka Maizo . H ': Oats, &c.,&c. I ALFRED BUCKLAND. B FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. H THE HAYMAREET. H HJIOR SALE, at tho Playmarket, on JD Friday, September 3, at 13 o'clook, THB IMPORT ICDiJDR AUGHT ENTIRE ■ HONE3T TOM. ■ I i; ■ . ■ ALFRED BUCKLAND. B. ,~~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. B j THE HAY MARKET. THOR ■ SALE, nt tho Haymarket, on ' JD Friday noxt, H| First olasa Marc, suitable for hoavy sprlns : cart A Light Dray, with Hay Frame and Set of Harness Also, : Park Phaeton, with Pole and Single Set o (! Harness. H; ALFUED BUCKLAND. H;! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. H J THE WAIUKU YARDS. Under Bill of Sale. Bl "IJI OR SALE, on Saturday noxt, Sept. 4, JD at 1 o'clock, i 6 Oxen, Bows, Yokes. Chains, and Droy Bay Gelding ■^■ | 2 Bay Marcs, &c. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. THE CATTLE FAIR Will be held at Romuera on Wednesday, ; Septomber 8. TTIOR SALE, the Fure-brcd Imported ■■■ J} Shorthorn Bull "DUKE OF COPUTT" 150 Steers, two to four years old 150 Yearling Steers and Heifers jj^H 100 Grown Cows and Heifers ALFRED BUCKLAND. B . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. THE HAYMARKET. S V Order of the Mortgagee. I TfOH SALE, at the Haymarket, on I JD Friday, September 10, at 12 o'clook,' The Interest of Mr Vincent Walters, jun., ■]■■ in Lot 112, Parish of Waiuku, containing I v ' 200 Acres, held at an annual rental of — ■■■■V pounds, and having — years unexplred, ALFRED BUCKLAND. AT AN EARLY DATE. FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT AND THOROUGHBUED ENTIRES. I rriO arrive from Canterbury the first week I J. in September, and for sale on arrival, B * Tho Draught Kntire SIR JULIUS YOGEL 'Thoroughbred Entire, PRESTO S Draught Entire Colt by Sir Colin Campbell. For pedigrees apply to ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. ~ B DURHAM YARDS. B TJIOR SALE, at the Durhnm Yards, To- I Jj morrow (ITriday), H 10 HORSKS, from Taranaki. suitable for ■J^Hfl Express, Hansom, or Riding purposes, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. ■^■B HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. I HORSES, TABLES, CHEFFONIERS BEDSTEADS, LOOKING GLASSES, EARTHENWARE, &O. ffIHE undersigned have received instruc- I J tlonanfrom Mr Richard George to sell, at ■ his residence, Panmure, ou Saturday, the itu I September, at 1 o'clook, 2 Horses, Sao die and Bridle, i Tables, Oar ■^■H pets, 2 OhellbnierH, 2 Chests Drawers. 2 ■^■B bedsteads, 2 Washstatids, roll Oilcloth, ■^■B 3 Looking Glnsses, i Pictures, Kitchen ■■O . Uteiisils, Bedding, Bed Clothes, Sofa, ■■■H 6 Kitchen Chairs, Croat Stand, Lamps, ■■■■■■■■ Glassware, Earthenware, &0., &o. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. d u;r h a~m yards. ■ T?OR Sale, at Durham Yards, on Friday BJD next,. ■■■■' -2' Medium Draught Mares, 6 years old, from Ouotikl ■ 1 FivstclaaH Biding Hack, up to heavy 8888 weight, and good in harness, from HUH Opotikl HI i Useful Draught Horses, very staunch EI^BBI Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horsea BHHH Buggies, tipring Cai ts, new Sydney Drays ■JHBf Saddlery, Harness, &o. Also, A quantity of First-class Eating Potatoes AT ONE O'CLOCK F.M, HUNTER & NOLAN. B^ S. OOOHHANE.] - [JAS. DAOKE. ■ MONDB.Y, SEPTEMBER 6. ■■■■FREEHOLD PROPERTIES IN WAl ■■■M KATO, TAURANGA, OPOTIKI, WAIKOMITI, PUKEATUA, AHI - 'MATAKOHE, CITZ OF I] AUCKLAND. BfllHE subscribers will sell, at .their Land HJL Mart. Fort-street, on Monday, 6th Sep- Hamber, aX 12 o'clock, ■ THE FOLLOWING FREKIIOLD PRO- I PEBTIES :— ■ City of AuoilanA—Lot 5, part lot 24. section 21. having a frontage of 21 feet to a lane . off Chancery Lano ■ Plrongla— Lot 132, containing 50 acres ■ Cambliagß East—Lot 155.1 acre H CambriflKo West-Lot 550.1 acre H Alexandra Kaßt—Lot 84, l aero B Pirongia-L0t219i L 3a aorO ■ Haraplpi Township—t,ot 6,1 acre Kgaroto—Lot 313,50 acres |^| ■ Apata (Tanrantf a}—liOt 17. 50 acres ■ Waioeka (Opotikl)-Lots 110 and 113, 100 acres ■ Opotiki Township-Lots 327,328. and 320 ■ Pukeatua—Lots 185 and 181!, 103 acres . Lot 199,59 acres ■ Waifromiti—Lot 63. 4(1 acres I Ahfpora—Lot IS, 100 acres I Matnkol'Q -> Torth-e»»fc part;) lota 220, 221,222, 223, and 221, 410 acres H Pakiri—l-ot 69, 230 acres ■ Drury—Lcit 51, nt'ction 6 Pokono—Lot 22, 23, and 2J, section 10, sub-lot 88. ■ . B SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers,



Auotione. W. S. COOHRANE.] [JAS. DA ORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ! ' THE Subscribers will soli at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 3rd Soptombor, at 11 o'clock, . GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couch and Six Chairs in green Btripod rep, Chsffonior, Tables, Pictures, Chairs, Lamps, Glassware, Marblo Top Table, Whatnots, Iron and Woodßedsteadß, Mattrosse'. Boddlnsr, Chest Drawers. «tand3 and Ware, Cots, Kitchen Utensils, eto. Also, Platedwaro, Jowollery, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Painters. Q-laziera, &o. t^FlTay paper hangings _L\ for ISBC. Largo and Small Buyers of Paparhanglngs wll do well to call at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S PAI'JGUHANaiNGS, OIL, COLOUK, & GLASS Warehouse, 28 & 30, viotoria-strket, auckland Where may bo inspected ono of the largest, and beat-soluctod Stocks of Paper hanginaa in Now Zealand, From id par pieco to tho moat costly. GILT & STAINED PICTURE- FRAME MOULDING In Groat Variety. PICTUHE-FItAMI.VQ IX ALL ITS BRANCHES, At lowest jioaaiblo ratoß. Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnishes, Brnshwaro Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &a. Sec. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and CKiAss Merchants. XfNCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. atkinson & co., Paint Oil and Varnish Makers, Beg to inform tho Public of Auckland that they can obtain a SUPERIOR MIXkD PAINT, ready for U3o, at a prioo hitherto unknown In Auokland; any shade for House Painting at 7a (id por gallon; done up in handy form in 1 gallon Tina with handles; half gallon and quirts Also aSn perior Oak Varnish, 10s per gallon ; Car> iago Varnish, lls; a really Good Paint Oil, 3a Cd por gallon; Superior Paint Oil, Is Od por jjiillou. EBtimates given for all kinds of Painting. All Obders Punctually attended to. ATKINSON & CO., .RECLAMATION, FREEAUN'S BAY (NEXT KELLY'S FOUNDRX), AUCKLAND. THIX ' INGLEWOOD' & 'ADAMANT.1 523 Packages paperhangingo aperhangingo, SORIMS AND H SSSIANB GILT MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS (Silvered, Plato, Sheet, and Ornamental), PICTURES, Aktists' Materials, White Load, Zinc Whito, Oils, Varnishes, tent Silicate and Carson'B Anti-corrosive Paint, Brushes, Colours, Gluo, Glass, Paper, Tacks, Gold Loaf, and all Trade Sundries, Photographers' Glass and Glass Shades N.B.—Notwithstanding tho extra dnty on PAPKRHANGING3, wo are *till offerinft the largest and boat seleoted stock in tho Colony at the same Low Pricks as hsretofore. W. PHILLIFPi & SON, OIL A D COLOUR MERCHANTS, 95 & 97, QUKEN-BTRKET, AUCKLAND, And at Pollen stroot, Shortland-street. Sewinsr Machines w. c. d enn:^ The Gkeat SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER.iI ;.HAS JUST RECBIVED A Largo Shipment of the Challenge Machine of the World, the white co.s sewing machines The Mo3t Silent Tho Cheapest The Mo3t Rapid Tho Highest Arm Tho Most Simple Tho Largest Table Tho Mo<t Essy to Work The Boat Cover Tho MostDnrable The Hmplvst Shuttle Tho Most Elegint Tho Neatest Stitch THE BEST SEWING MACHINE EVER MADE ! Pbice of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also, Always on Hand, Genuine Singer Frister & Rossman Wertheim Standard Howe Company's Wheeler & Wilson Grovor and Baker's Jones's ABO Dome: tio And other good makes FROM 2s 6d Per Week 1 2s 6d Peb Week 1 ' ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. These Machines can be had of my Agente j— Marcroft & Co., Whangaroi; Thos. Wells. Cam bridge: Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga; E. Wajte, Hamilton; Farnell Sc Boylan, Glaborne ; Bren nan & Co., Tauranga; and at other places. fTIHE r^REAT T\EPOT, QUEEN-STREET. DEWING -mm AVAI NE S. TAYLOR'S PATENT'SEWING MACHINEJ s 2f gj CH&3m .... a. I- These Machines have now been so long before the public that they have established a reputa tion for themselves and can be confidently recommended by hundreds who posaess them as superior to all others for domestlo use. The new Elliptic bhuttle Movement Is acknowledged on all hands as the simplest quietest, and most beautiful motion ever In, vented for tho purpose. The new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and is larger than most othors. - Sot.X Agent : T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-etreet. tr Sktno M/obtnbs Repaired. Coflee Meronanns TDROWN, BAREETT & OO.'S AUCKLAND BTBAiot COFFEE AND BPICBJMILLS.2 COFFEES. If IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COJfFEE is the best stimulating : Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what yon really want, oak for our Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proo* o thoir being consumed and appreciated in ail households throughout and oven out of our province. eb. Wholesale only ot our .Mills and Agents «ft. Retail at all Grocery Establishments la Town and Country^ ? SS » " Itar beßt E So Kicrte Brand, gresnlabol j quaUties. B§O Standard „ red fKIS^ pkß£, I^lUon .. Pin* .. )■ jgygJl aii |s^ \ Oui lowest £•2 a iAnoho* ~ puoel' „ f qualities, a"^ CJwvwn „ yellow „ (without our jjn'jj ; signature^ pSfnS™, anoispicfcd we guarantee 0* Beat Quality, and tree of adulteration. Billott-stceet. BROWN ' "ARRETTf&:CO. Tul7 13th 1879. .-



Dampier's Wonderful! Bargains. 00K IN THE WINDOW at the A followiog artioleß :-Ladleß Felt Boots, 2a 6d the piir; Children's do, 1b ; Ladles Patent leather Boots, 4b 6d; Ladies' and Gents' Sllp ptrV, isTed; Children's Good and Protty Sookp. Id tho pair; Mon'a do, 3d: Ladies' Hose. 3jd; Blind TasaolF. 2d eooh; Protty Albums, Is; Pioturo Crosses, lor framiDg, 2d eaoh ; Men a Shirt Suites, with patont fasteners. In tho suite; Ladies Blnok Hat Ornaments, 3d each ; Towels, 2id. All tho above are in tho window, and uro Groat Bargains. In tho Wakofleld-stroet win dow you will see—tho Frilling at 2d tho yard. Men's Scarvi s tit fid, and other Bargains. On the oouuter you will see the following:—Ladles Unon Cuffs, 6d tho pair; Ladies' Umbrellas, 2d 3d ■ GirlB1 Straw Hats, at 9d; Flowers, 6d tho bunch; Stand -Up Collar*, 2d tho box; Plush, la 6d tho yard; thirty-six-yard pieces of Grey Braid, 3d tho piooe; Shoots of Pine.threo for 2d; skeins of Silk, Id the doz: and in other parts of tho shop you will find. Harry's celebrated Trlcopherous, 12s Cd tho doz or Is 2d the bottlo; Mats, 6 in a am, for Is 6d; Largo Antamaoaasar.Od; Men's SuporiorSoarves. Blackor Colourod, Is; Ladies' Wool do, over 2 yda long und 4yd wide, 9d; Ladies' Lambswool do, ttio same slzo, Is; Moo Hponges, Is eaoh; Ludioa' Hair Frisettos, for tho hair, 3 for 6d. Freßh lot of cheap Calicos, Towelling and brown Uollaud; hilk Squares, White and nnd Coloured, Cd; Ladies' White Handkorchlefs, Id; American Leather, for table oovors, la tho yard; Damask do. 2s Od each. Tho duty, I ooliovo on cards is Gd tho pack; nevertheless, I will sell them at !M the pack; Morloy's Knit ting Cotton, numbers 4 to 14, Is 9d tho Ib. : Clark's celebrated reels (iOO yards) of Sewing Cotton, Is lOd the doz, or 2d tho reel; Clark's Crochet Cotton, 2Jd tho hank; mar Husks, 2d antt Id tho pair; Spoon do, ad: Indies' and Girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id. Homo and see ihonew lot of Kyo Glasses, at Is ; and the new German Silver and Steel Spectacles, also at Is; Heading Ulaes, Bd and Is 3d; Workboxes, roduced to 2s Gd eaoh. Toll tho Sohnol-nmsters my Slato Ponoils are 6d tho box of 100, and if they rim as Bensiblo as they ought to tw, I shall sell an enormous quantity of them; Slates, 3d each. Como and bos tho Flannel, at Is 3d tho yard ; Turkish Towols, lOd eaoh ; Ladies' and uirls" Hair Nets, Id each, no higher price: Superior Piano Musio, oonslstlDg of Operatic and other Songs, as well as Dances; Lyons Kathrion, many prefer it to TricoDheroui, 8d tho bottla; Florida Water, 23 tho boitle; Ladies' Kid Gloves, la und 2s the pair; Furniture Trimming, 2 inohos wide, M tho yard; a faw Mon'sThioK Warm Caps, including Ulengnry, la 6doanh, worth 3s Gd; Boy»' do. Is: a very Superior Lot of Mon's and Boji' French Peofc Caps, Is Gd, worth 3s; Boys' Hard Felr. Hats, iU ", Men and Boys' Soft do, 3s 6d; Mou'b Urn.ce>, 81; Boys' do, 6d; Stay Lncus, no»rly 3 yards long, 2 for Id or Sd tho aoz; Girls' Straw Hat*. Id; Good Violin and Bow, 25s ; Wlrcey, 31<1 a-d 4 id tho yd, no higher »r!ce; Wincoy Skirts (ludiss and glrlu)', 2a Gd each ; Men's Drawers (flaonol or cotton), 2b(id tho pair: nioo lot of Uibbons at Od tbo yard: Children's Auckland made Boots, at coHt price: Gent's Kourvou for folding. In each; Boyn* Shirts, lg Od ; Men'a do.. 2* 6d; Whore olso can you got Kngllsh ruled Note Ptti-O? at 2d tho quire, ana KnrelopMS at 2d tho packet of 251 Peerlons Gloss for shining Boots without brushes, i)d tho bottlo; largo quantity of Dross Buttons, 2d tho doz: Slata Lininsr. 3d tho yard; lirown Windsor Soap, 7 cako* for Is ; Ball Drosses, roduood from 20a to Gs; Slate Lining, 3d tho yard; West JCnd C..liars, sizo U, 3d tho box. worth lOd ; Ladlos' fetays, Is Od tho pair; Dimity, lOi thn yard; Hair Brushev, Is; Infant*' Sott Bruthos, Is; NaiMdund Tooth do, Is; a fowoftho Grand Cloth Mruahoa loft at Is and Is 6d; Orapo Trimming, Id tho yurd ; Kau de Colo^no and oilier m» nM, 6dthob')ttle; »vorkboxo<, 2*oio»oh ; Wedding Rings, 2d ; Military Braid, 2 yards 14 ; Cork Solos, 4d pair; Cushion Cord, Id tho d«a yarJs ; 1 yard Tapo Measures, Id oaoh; White Br*ld. id the doz yardß; UUok and Whito Berlin Wool 3d tho do a skeins ; other colours Id. A grand show la the shop of tho aboro, also of Fingering Wool at 3d tho hank; Piping Cord, 18 knots for 04. What will jou Ladiva do when my oirln* Splotdll nibbed Hone at Gd are all gono. -D «. Si PIE H' S Wonderful BargaU», corner of Upper Qaoen-streot. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAUICHOUSK. IMDIA TEAS DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA. Tho undonlgned hni Juit rooslved a Parcel of tho abivo, comprising Vkuy Choioic Flowbuy Assam Pbkoh and ABS4M Pkkoe Souchong Kinds. They are Dollcloiu Ten», being pnngont, fragrant, and of high-c'aas flavour; they will bo offered for sale either as p>rb absamb or as bmcndkd in my %i, 2s Od, and 3j Mixtures. CHEAP LINES FOB THRIFTY nOUSEWITKS : Broken Congou, la 8d per 1b or 51bs. for 7a o<l. Ex Te Anau—loo boxes Fine Congou, at 2U per box. Xx Rotomahana. &0.-88 boxes Choioe BreakfastlCongon. at 27s per box; 60 boxes xperm Candles, 9Jd per Ib. by the box ; Corn flour, Cd per In.; Split Peas. Sd. or 12ibi>. for2i 6.1; Best Treac'o, 5d per lb. or fllbs. for 2s 3d ; Chooo late. Id per cake ; Brown Windsor Soap (a lot Of it, 6 to lb.), only 2d per cako : Mustard Pick.es, lOd per bottlo; Now Cocoa, 4jd ncr packet; Assorted Jam* (quall»y unsranteedt, 63 6d per dozen. A few more of tho Is 3d American Brooms; to in time: tho maker has failed. Piaest American Honey, Is 4di>er2lb. tin; Vlrsrln Honey, 8d per lb. wrignid out. A fo n of last season's Potted Meats (Goodhall and Backhouse's) will bo sold at 8d per tin to oloar; Koiller'B Marmalade, 9s por dos; a job lino of Tart Fruits, at BJd per tin; ditto Chocolife and Milk, Is per tin; slightly damaged Clothes Pegs, 8 dozen for fid. A quantity of Brushwaro (own importing) to bo cold cheap. 200 gallons Young's Patent Paraffin, lOd por quart. Ex 'Rotomahan*.'' To Anau,' • Rlngarooma, etc: 6.0001D8. choicest brands AVIXRIOaN PLUG Tuß A CCO, comprising—Venus, Vir ginia Honey Dew, flower of All Nations, Waterlily, Triumph of tho Age,TlnTßg, Over the Water. Crown, Two Soas, &o. A quantity of Meerschaum Pipos, to reduce stock, -will bo sold cheap. G.B.D. Briars, in Horn, Ivory ,| Amber, and Silver-mounted. P. WHITEHEAD, Wholesale & Retail Tba Dealer. and Importer of Tobacco & Cigars, Victoria-street, Auokland, And Tobacconist, Odebn-strbbt. foadOianr. WS. JONES • Has Just landed, ex 'Loch Poon,' Elliman,B EMBROCATION: also, a small quantity of Vanner and Promt's Celebrated New Patent Waterproof Dressing, "MOLLISCO RIUM," for Waterproofing, Softening, and Preserving Harness. Boots, Shoes, &o- Also, a email quantity of Miller's (of New York) HARNESS BOAP, for Softening and Preserving Harness, and imparting a fine polish, which will not rub off. It h also valuable for Cleansing and Healing Cuts, Sores, Wounds, Galls, &c. GREAT REDUCTION IN SADDLHB. Tho great demand which has arison for our own make has caused the undor- Blgned to deolde to deal in Hia own Manufacture Only, and to insure a speedy clearance of Gonta' Kngliah-made Saddle?, has made a Great Reduction upon bis usual Plain marked Prices. SADDLES, with Extra Strong Bar, Plated Trews. complete with Mounts, From 62s Nett Cash. WATEKPKOOF RIDING APRONS, Buggy Aprons, Horse Covers, Clothing, Rugs, and all other WINTER GOODS in great variety. Strong, Durable STOCK SADDLES, our own make, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od. W. S. J O N E F, QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND. crtmsmltfts. DEVITT, Gunniaker, 2*4, Queen • street, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direot importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Hiecch-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles; Game Bajts, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Branda in Sporting Powders are imported direot from the makers by the the advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for tho Enfleld, Snider imd Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities alwayß on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etc., Rnd every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.- Just to hand, a lot ot good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Hreeoh loading Guns cheap. Tho largest stook in Auokland to choose from. Also, in stock, a large assortment of Fireworks of the best auuiity. Fishing Tackle ~ Venetian Blinae. A UCKLAND VKNJ£XIAM BLIND J\_ ACTORY, COKjSTJHiR OF COOK AND GR^Y STREETS VENETIAN BLINDS I ™ BLINDS! Made of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twist. Our Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We Have a very large stock of well-seasoned Pine Tim ber ; also a Largo Stook of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze I linda made to order, and forward to all parts 'of .the Co) my at the shortest notice. A. & A. BUSBi (Late M, Hokton Bobby), VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS, ORNERIO7 COOK AND O.RBY STREETS



Land and Estate Agents. | tpORSALE REMARKABLY CHEAP), AtJompaot ISLAND of about 100 aoreagood land: good bouse, orchard and vlnory: about twelve miles from Auckland. Steamers pass three or four Union dally. A Nice Llttlo FARM of 60 aoros-ono - half cultivated, and a good flve-rOomed house, Ko., upon it, in the Wainul district. Price very low. A Good FARM of 151 aoree, largo orchard, good house, and Buildings—nine miles by road and twelve by water—with good oreok frontage. A Snug HOM BTKAD of IGO acros good land houso and buildings i paddoolcß fono d with quick thorn fences; stocK, implements, &0., &o. All really Cheap. Distance about thirty miles from town. Owner leaving for England. ONE HUNDRED ACRES GOOD LAND forty acres in araßS and foncod, balance busn. and fern—at Papaloito: thirteen miles from town. Price very low. Two Good NEW COTTAGES of five rooms each, in Nowton. Albo, two BOOd Allotments, 33 x 100 feet oaeh, drained and plautod with choico ttees. Ouo Allotment, 31 xMO feet, corner of Commorolal Road and Great North Road, Newton, Apply to john goppET, LAND AGKNT. 8, O.uekn-btiiru.t W" **' JVt "' TGALF E> KSTATB & GKNRRAL COMMISSION AGENT. No. 29, Inbuiunob Buildings. Tho advertlsor. having had 17 yoars" ox porlonoo, and bolng Intimately acquainted with all properties now in his hands for salo, can adviao intending Settlors in their choice of land. KARMS,from SO to 8,000 acres, on hand. Full particulars on application. Several good In vestments for Capitalists. Commissions of ovory description oxoouted for Country Bottlers at low rates. CH AS. W lii li iAMS ON, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lank, Auckland. RKNTS and IKTKRKST CollectoJ. MONKY Invested for Capitalists on flrst-olaes Bocuritles, without Charge. Skvkn per cent, allowed on doposlts until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. . SHARKS Boajrht or Sold to order. ESTATES Managod for Absontoos. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR BALK. AT PKB rOOTI— Homo-street, 20/ WMlam-strco', lfi/ Boropford-itroßt, 00/ Duko-Btreet, 28/ Viow K<wl, 30/ Cook-stroot. £.3 Pwolval Parado. 85/ Kdwin-struot, 21/ Wood'sireot, 15/ Goorgo-stroot, fll Gru.ttnjn-Btroot, 12/ Vlotoria-Btroot, e,W Randolph-street, 40/ Kybor l Jas», BU/ Wyndham-stroot, J3lOlO/Grafton 1t0w1.05/ WlUlam-atroot, 60/ Nolson-utruot, 10/ Sho^^Btroot, JJ9 Vlno-Btroot, 10/ Franklin Road, 60/ ShtUy Boaoh Rood, 30/ Union-Btrout, 90/ Livorpool-stroot, 40/ Symonda-streot. £o Mount Kdon, fil Haokott-stroot, 35/ Proßpeot-stroot, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, S6< Also, in various other atroota at low ratea. •P9nnn TO LKND, In Bums of 810 and up 3J£i\J\J\J wards, on good Beourltica p/LKr\— Now Ulx-roomad House for t-alo, lv j^dju Ponsonby, with two allotmoutfl. Splendid view of harbour. 4?qi a—New Houao in Brown-gtr*et for Salo, AsO l\J near Ponaonby lto*d ; two tank?. /^OIiLKGE KOAD-Couimodloua Family Robl \j denco for Salo ; Gas and WiUor laid on. I^RKKMAN'3 BAY-Frfoholcl Allotment for . Salo, choap,',oppoilt» Reolaination. OS. WKKKbf. — SraiJl Houbo, now b.lng ° oroolod, in Uppor Unlon-Btr«ot for salo on weekly paymont Rystem. noor>—Four-roomed Houbo (now) for oulo, in ~*J*J» Nowton: largo allotment. MOUNT KDKN—Huvon-rooined Ilo'iso and Hlablo ; largo ullohnont. Prloo. £3iO. nion-For Salo In Nowton, a Kour-rooinod *io" House and nice garden, love!. oIIOPS in Hlgh-stroot, Ktimugabapo Road, 0 and Freeman's Bay, fo<- kulo. cheau. _Pqqa— Six roomed lIOUSIC for s»Je in Par **'"" nell ; quite now. Easy terms. nfjc—Four-roomed HOUSK at fcorningsldo ™I fur Bale. Lurgo garden, woll planUil KOKKBY-tiTKWKT - House and Allotments for sftlo, together or BoparaloJy. i?OKJk—Fivo-roomndllouooa«d workshop, oil X/&\iyt collego Road, f^-r salo: well flnlshod throughout, qulto now: two verandah*. ■PA RM.—New Housoin lark Road,nlnorooms, Xtao\J f or s a | o . spior.dld vlnw.—Also very oomfortablo Houso of Bovon rooms; liugo gar den ; line view. Knsy terma.—Aliolmenia aho for Bale cheap n-i (\*r »_VILLA RKSIDBNCK for Bale, nt Xi l.\Ju\J ii oun t Albert, poasosslng ono of tho finest views In tho district.—Also, two acres ad jolniuK tor sale. r>-i yn-HOUrfK and Qnrden for B*le in New ** J-' w ton. Small deposit weekly pajmonts. f*\ REY-STRKET—aix-roomed Houbo (new) fo» VT salo. I<arge ollotment. J»lso, two ."hops, detached workshop &c., on very riisy terms PUICKKOHK KAS P.—fine Farm of 107 aoros for Salo. noar Railway-station. Comfortable homestrad ; little bush; £110s p^r ncre. ROAD. — Comfortablo CotVigO, IO out-housoa, tea., for !alo, on easy terms, n-i 7n—HOUBB and Two Allotments for &LIV . tt | Of off Wollington-atreot; planted with fruit and ornamontal >rees. TJAPAKUUA.—atx A ores of Land for balo for 1 £35. Karatta.—llo acres for £100. "DONSONBY-Villa fteeldenco for salo, six X rooms, stablinjr, out-oUlces, &c; 2 aarcs, orchard, &c; largo frontage to two sttouts; splondid view of river. MOUNT KDKN—Largo Now Houso, fitted with every conTcnlonce (two acres of land), for sale. Fino view. Cl nft-Five-roomod Honnofor Salo in No'aon- JJOVV B treot. Garden, tanks, &o. pqcA—New SsTon-roomod llonso for sale In *OJV Parnell. Boantlful view. Also, Fivo roomed Houao at £330. Blx-roomed Houso, £280 TpARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Eden, ■*■ Waikoiuitl, lUchmond, Komokorlki, Mau gore, Parcmoroino.Koet Tamakl.atokrs'a Point, waltakeroi, Henderson's Creek, Papatoltoi, Romuvra, Cambrldgo, Little. \nd Big Omaha, Karloi, Ulverhead. Morningaido, liahurangl, Wainui, Omaru, Ararlmu, Coromandol, Mer oury Bay, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura, &c. Also, see Hat In New Zealand Herald and Weekly Vtws. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, KSTATE AGKNT. VuiCAW Lamb RU SREEHTTOOD, • AUCmoMfCKP. HOUBR, JiAND, AND KSTATB AGENT Corner of hhohtland-btrhkt. WANTBD— Intenfllng PurohaKsrs of Farms, Fjind, or Houses, to call .it my ofllco for printed lists. BUSINESS FOR SALB.—For Immediate Sale, a first-class paylag Barber's Business, situated in Queen-street; rent modeiato. Bona fide reasons given for wishing to dispose of same. SMALL FARM.—To Gardeners and Others.— For Immediate Sale, a compaot little Home stead of 9 acres of good land, used as a nursery and strawberry garden : 4-roomod Cottage Stable, Sheds, tfo ; wiit>r frontage; situate mlleß from town. Prloo, £275.-23. FARM for Sale consisting of 200 acres or rich land; 150 acres good bush, 50 acres open flat, portly laid down In good clover nnd rye grosc, 1 sore of garde* ; good Cottag*, atable, &o.; 20 pilloß from Auckland by rail or road {t outh). Price, only £530.—29. HOTEL and FARM for Sale, situated la the Walkalo. Farm consists of 210 acros of first-doss paying land, well watered and sub divided in'o paddocks, close to Rallwar Sta tion. Hotel, doini? fair business, containing 16 rooms. Outbuildings, large and woll-etookcd orchard ; good 4-roomed Cottago, &o. Price for hotel, farm, goodwill, furniture, &c, &c. (a'l freehold), 41,200. Terms very easy. This Is a flrst-ciacs opportunity for a man who under stands farming and the management of stock, and wishes to comprise hotel buslnoss with farming —28. FARM for Sale.—A compact little Farm of 50 acres good land, atlfonced and subdivided, &c; 30 acres under plough, 20 aores in grass, &c; 6 rooineft House, Shodd, &o, orchard, gar den, &c: 20 miles frt>m Auckland by ruil. Price, £500.-25. FOR SALE, 100 Aoros of eood Land In the Walpa (Waikato). Price, £2 an acre.—2l. FOR SALE, three good Four-roomed Cottages, I'll well finished, together with live large level Freehold Allotments, all fenced and plan ted, &c, &o.; good wells, outbuildings; lot t« good tenant!. Siluato off Great North Road. Price for lot, £700.-38. FOR S ALK, well-flnishod Seven-roomed House in Howe-street; rooms larg», lofty, and well-finished ; good allotment. Price, £410 -37. FOR SALE, New Five-roomed Houso in Bor s ford street: woll-flniahed, &o.; allotniuut 33x00. Price, £320.-36. FIVE to TEM ACRE 3of good Land for rale, pitnated in tho Mount Albert District; north-easter n aspect. Price, £12103 an acre. TT^OR SALTC, three Now Four-roomed Voran- J? dah Cottages; thoroughly well finished: largo Freehold Allotments; fenced, &o.; sltuuted near Mason's gardens. Parnell, and close to Newmarket Price,£22a each. Terms easy. FOR SALB. a good Fivo roomed Houeo and Allotment. 33 x 172 feet; situated in New ton-street ; good garden, well, etc, etc. Price very low, £150.-26. T7IORSALE, a good Bakery Business at Stokes' J? Point, together with Four-roomed House, and four Allotments of land, 33 x 138 feet each, out-housee, horse and cart, etc., etc.— i 3. FOR SALB, two Seven-roomed Houses and large Allotment, 127 feot frontage to Wil liam-street by 100 feet to Home-street. Price, £100 each. No. 37. FOR SALE, at Whatawhata, about 1,000 Acres Land, being lota 191,192,193,195, 700 acres being splendid bush, the remainder mostly im- E roved, about 200 acros being in grass; two omesteads Will be sold in either one or two lota. Price,-£3 an acre. No. 29. FOR SALB, »t Northcoto, 20 Acres rich Land, all in grass and fenced ; new 4-roomed Houao. SUblo, and Garden, &c, sea frontage magnificent view, well wooded wlthfuol; prico, £30 an acre. This is the cheapest property at Stokes' Point. FOR SALE, o comfortablo 7-roomod House, with every convenience, together with about} an acre Land, laid out in good Garden, Orchard, &c; situate on tho Mount Kden Road, good Stable, lint-buiidlngs, &c., &o.; price £125. Let at tb.o present time for 17s (id a week. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, &o, Sco., undertaken by R-. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, &C, Offlep: Comer Shortland and. Queon Btrartta KELLY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs, and Tauranga, leaving Tunranga every Mon day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.: and returning every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day. Through to Napier, Wednesday, at 8 a.m. Fare, £5. Livery and Bait Stables, Spring-Btreet, Tauranga. Buggies, Waggonetteß, and Vehicles of all kinds for Hire. Booking Office, Spring street. ■OEFJKESHMENT AT MEKCEK. Travellers on the Railroad Can obtain a good Cup of Tea and a Substantial Meal, at a Modatate Charge, by doing to the ' RAILWAY HOTEL, A tew yards from the Station. Tho Excellent Table is well known. J. DILLON, Proprietor.



I jacrceiß. j THISTLE HOTEL, QUKBN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. SKLKCT BILLIARD SALOON, contalclnK ono of BenDOtt'B Prize Tables, tho fas'.est ond best tables in New Zealand; and Alcook's v xhl bition Table that took first prizo at tho Great Kxhibltion of 1862, the handßoniest table in the Colonies. Tho rooms aro lofty and woll lighted, and tho marking most carefully attended to. J KARRIGA%_ COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL S. VIVIAN (Lath of Swan Hotel). Having talton PoBBOBBion of tho abovo Well known Hotel, S.V. will be glad to sco old Friends, and onrdially welcomo n»w fucos. A retired and comfortable Loungo upstairs. Artlatoa ongagofl from Melbourne. IK ER R V HOTEL, NORTHCOTE, J LATK STOKEfI' POINT, J. MAXWELL, Peopbietob. Accommodation for Travellers. Saddle IHorsos on Hire Drapery. I' ADI E S BEAR IN MIIN D WK A lilt IMPORTING LARGE QUANTITIES Oir BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING, And having very llttlo oxponso, o*n sell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSB IN AUCKLAND. Wo DEITY anyone to DISPROVE our state mont. i.."." a,1 Give us a trial. It wo fall to prove tho abov* will not ask your support. Wo havo ». P. Boyß'Tweod Sitlts 7 6 Boys' Suits, with bolts .. ..12 Boy^' Molton Spanijh Suits .. 10 6 Boys' Joint Stock Tweed Suits .. 12 6 Boys' Fancy Doo Swiss .. .. 12 6 Boys' Black Cloth (braided) .. 18 0 Boys' Fasliionablo Yoomoth Suits IS 0 Boys'Dovo Suits 17 0 Boys' Velvet Suits 20>ZO Boys'GalaUsa Sulta 20 0 Boys'Eao Suita 18 0 Boy»' Ovorcosto 12 0 MEN'S CLOTHING, Equally Low Prices. PHILLIPS' M A. U T, 172, QUEEN-STRSET Yr i r c H^ a n s celebr(ated Blood I^estoreri Tiik Renovator or tub Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DKGENBRATION If the Laws of Health aro observed, ordinary care exorcised, and Blood Restorer Freely Takbh ! hitchens' Celebrated Blood Ivestoreb okrta bin cure For the Langour, Lassitude and Disease which : attond tho Heat and Drought of boml troplcal and tropical Climates. Fevers whloh bo quickly fasten on tho debili tated system may easily bk kept away by tho timely use of this tr {MOST WONDEKBUL REMEDY I "Xl In fact by its use' tho Most Malignant of Tropical Fevers rave burn kjkctkd from the Human Syntom, and by its aid Dying, Fever-stricken Men have been, as it woro, RAISED FROM THE DEAD I Ai is shown by tho following interesting TALE OF TSE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Wm. Opperman, Ken., a wealthy island trader was for some months lying ill at Happomamma an island of the Kingsmlll Grout, In the Pacific He had been seized w<th rheumatic fever, whioh was followed by oomplloated disorders of a ter ribly severe nature, assuming the form of a spaolee of palsy never before known. Tho suf ferer's limbs swollod. the legs lost all sensibility to pain ; tho foot could be wrenched round or the skin ploroeil with a lance without indicting tho slightest suffering. The uiok man was evi dently uncoasclous of his having logs, and his brain war seriously affected as if with lnnaoy. In this deplorable state he was kindly brough from the ls'ands to Auckland by Mr 11. Hender son In the schooner Coronet. Captain Moeller and, being a German, ho was roceived by the German Conaul, (J. Yon dur Heyde, Esq., and placed in the District Hospital, where he re oelved treatment for three weeks with »o indica tion of improvement, his ease being pronounced by one and all a most hopeless onr. Tho onptaln of the Corono*. knowing that extraordinary cures had been oflbcted by the use of Hitchons' Celebrated Blood IRestorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Restorer to tako tho case m hand, and a oontraot was entered into of " No euro, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to thellOßpltal, examined tho Invalid and fonnd him In an apparently dying state with Bcarcoly a npark of lifo left. Mr Hitchens ordered tho suffering man to be removed to his (Mr H.'c) private roddonce. where his wants could personally bo attended to b~ Mr Hitohens Tho lattor administered the modlcino (the Blood Restorer) and uaod the ointment freely. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing the case beyond the powor of man to effeotaoure. How ever, after six weeks the effect of the medicine became wonderfully apparent. The Blood Restorer hid acted steadily but sorely on tho blood; the deadly impurities were gradually eliminated from the system until the stream of life flowed unchecked in its natural channels over the entire man. The brain be came clear and activo, and tho limbs once again reioicod in natural circulation, tho patient rising to his feet cured of diseases which had bullied the skill of leading physicians, a living proof of the wonderful healing powers of Hitohens Celebrated Blood Reßtorer. TESTIMONIAL.] Auckland, N.Z. To H. A. 11. Hitohons. Esq. Before leaving Auckland on my return voyage to the Islands, I havo to perform the pleasing duty of acknowledging the surprising cure I have received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man, being palsied and generally unconscious, and heurlm* from others that no hope of recovery was held out by medical men, I look upon yon I now as the preserver of my life. I am convinced that to you>' medicine alone is due the credit for my now being a living man. I beg to thank you most sincerely for tbo kind ness you have shewn me while staying in your house, and in conclusion would oarnestly re coin mend sick people to use your Blood Restorer, as it is tho most extraordinary purifier of tho blood, I ever heard of, or met with in my travels. It one of tbe many good gifts of a beneficent Creator to his Buffering ohildren on this earth. W. OPPKRMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. Signed in the presence of G. Yon dkr Heyde, Imperial German Consul agent for hitchenß' cordialibed blood Restorer— MESSRS EHRENFRIED BROTHERS. GO X O BATH to Roth's Publlo Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Viotorla-street Bast. Charge, ONE 3HILLING. Open all week, days from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and unp plied with every eonvonionce, Turkish towels, lean and hair bnunca, combs, respirators, soap, fco Select bath-rooma (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance, One Shilling. Please note the address:—Vlotoria- Btreet East, above the Greyhound Hotel, ana next the Cheap Bedding ana Fnrnitu.ro Mart Auckland t



Cabinetmakers. CJEWING MAOHIHBS : SEWING MACHINES.! CELLING riFF! CELLING QFFI UNDER COST PRICE. RETIRING FROM THE SEWING MACHINH TRADE. WINKS AND ~pf AL L Are determined to CLEAR OUT the whole of their SEWING MACHINES BELOW COST PRICES. rr>HE "VmLSON" -VTACHINKS Aro admitted to be tho BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD. Kaoh Machine has a Darnkr, or Patent Mending Attachment. Tho following PRICK LI3T will show tho formor and tho present REDUCED PRICES:- No. s—£6 15» } kducbd TO £4 4s No, <s—£7 10s F-kducbd TO £4 14s No. 7—£lo ITOUCKD TO £6 6a No. 9—£B 15s Rkduced TO £5 10a JSo. 10—£8 16a Reduced to £5 10s No. 11—£9 10a Reduced to £6 No. }2— £12 Reduced to £7 7s \Y fc INKSI& HALL Ha v4.|alHoja tow GRQVER AND BAKER MACHINES Which thoyjwlll dlßpoaoJof tsr At Half the Original Cost I "fi* No. 26—£13 10s Reduced to £8 Full Cabinet—£l9 10s „ £10 1O« Hand „ £5 5» „ £3 3b -rrr inks & XT all, WfIOLESALB AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WAIUHOaSEMEN, AGENTS! FQH TBU IMETALUO VENETIAN BLINDS, "rnflE J3LIND OF THE pEKIOD," Which do not rsqulro ro-palaUi s. They do not warp llko wood bllndt, and are all fitted with the Patbnt.'Climax Action Sewing1 Machines. ALL FORMCK YEAKS OUTDONE!! During thu Yh.vii 1879 tuh singklc manufacturing company sO L D %gt 431,107 OF TIISCIK CICI.EIIIUTKO StSVING MACniNESI This n»mber being 74,735 In excess of tho Sales of any previous year. In addition to the usual accessories given with «ach Machine, the Company have decided to give a Qulltor, a Tuok-marker. and a Sol of Four Ham mers. and one Binder. Tho Sing:r Mannfacturlng Cowp^ny's Machines are all Lock-sMtch, and thoy wear well for more than twenty years, PXIOBS AKB GRBATLT RbDUCBD. IST MACHIN»S RKPAIRHU AT COST. A LARGE STOCK 07 STOCK OF MA CHINES AND PARTS ALWATB ON HAND. Al«o, Twists. Cottons, and Tiirbad*. The recent Groat RHDUCTION In their Prloes and their wondorfully rinsr 'forms of Paymo-t, will enable ovcryone to becomo possessed of those UNEQUALLED SRWING MACHINES. Blnoo THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM PANY inauanratod thoir Systkm 7<> Hum, with Option of Pkroiiasb, It has been taken advantage of by tho public W B«oh an extraordinary extent as to urove that it h«B vail » ir'rnt publlo wait. By this system thousand" ha»o bromine possecsed of these moat roliablo SEWING MACHINES ; nnctitalways offer- p^cn'iar advantages to famllios in want of a SEWING MACHINE for Domestic use by en abllng such to have a thorough trial before purchas ing. Bert Quality Sll k Twist, Cotton, nnd Lloon Threr.ds, Maohino Oil. Duplicato Parts o£ .Machines, &0., always kept, in stock. Needles sent per post. The Needles of the Singer Manufacturing Com pany are made entirely by Automatio Machlnory, and finished with a perfection, accuracy, and polish, altogether unequalled by any other in alter. SINGER'S SKWING- MACMIMKa aro made only by The Singer jVlanufacturing Compßny (formerly J. M. Singer and Co.) and can o'ly bo obtained Wholesale in Now Zealand from tho Chtuf Depot, which is also onr only Retail Agoocy (for tho present) In this City. Price Lists free per post. Retail Addbess— thk singer manufacturing company Fort street, Auckland Medical, nnHJNKING MEN generally have come I name to tho conclusion that the old formula of Swallowing MedioinoforeveryformofDieoaee i is rotten at its very core, and totally opposed to all laws of Nature. The Skin, with her seven million pores, is undoubtedly the natural ouvlet for Disease. | Mr ■Wai.lacr, formerly of the world-re nowned Matlock Hydropathic Establish ment, Derbyshire, Knglani, is now in Auckland and may bo consulted on tho following Diseases, viz. :— FJtVKRS RHKUMATISM TUMOURS NEURALGIA LIVKR & STOMACH Complaints, and OYSKNTKRY. All CHILDRKN'S COMPLAINTS nro otir able by this all-powerful remo<ly long after tho Faculty hay given up hopes of recovery. To prevon' dlsappolntrjien*, Cancers, Heart Disease, and onsumptiv* c.iso", aro not under taken. The Mild Water Cnro, as established by tbo late John Smodloy, is strictly adhcrod to. ■;■ Hours ok Consultation : 10 to 11 Forenoon, 3 to 4 Afternoon. DEVONSHIRE VILLA, SYMONDS-STEEET Opposite Grammar Schoo'.). •« npHBSONG ofthe"labourer"' —Esteixb'B Popular Song, can ba obtained at the Auckland Mobw Warbhousb, cornor of Qnoen-street and Vulcun Lane.



Merchandise. ] L. D. N ATHAN * ca WAREHOUSEMEN WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANT IMPOKTEUS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. Indents for English or Foreign Firms exeouted on favourable terms, under the personal super vision Of our London firm. LONDON OFFICE: 10, COLIC MAN-STREET "VTEW QEASON'S rF!EAS 1880-1881. Wk dbg to auvisk tub tkadk that \ye uatk risckitkd' a oablegram if vou*mk« us of tub dkfa.rtvbk of our ohirrun bciioonmi 'itYHIL,1 ynoM foo OHQWJ #N 17TU JULY, WITH A FULL CARGO OF THIS YEAR'S TEAS. Mustora of tho various Chops evro oxpoctod per ».i. 'Monmuir.' leaving on 7tto July. On arrival wo anticipate being in possession of toll particulars of tlio shipment, L. D. NATHAN & CO., Shoktland-stkket, Auckla Sevrn Piuzb Mi:dau awarded nOODALL S DfOUSEHOLD Specialities! A Slnglo Tri* 1 solicited f rora those who have not yet tried Ihcso Bplendid preparations. GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE KKLISH. The nioffdclielouu Simco in tho world. This Cheap nnrt exo»Uoßt ?auce makes th» plainest Tlnndt palatable and the daintiest dishes moro rfellcloiu. T« Chops, Steaks, Fish, eta, It Is incompar*blt. Sold by Urooara, Oilmen, Chemists, jee GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER, The beet In the World Indispensable to every household, and a boon to all housowivo-. Makes delicious Puddings without ogg\ Pastrr without butter, and beautiful luht Bread without yeast. Sold by Grooen, Oilmen, CkemUts &c GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For making DeMcioun Custards without eggs in loss time and at half the price. Unequalled for tho purposes intended. Wll give the utmost satisfaction if the instructions Kiven are implicitly followed. The proprietors entertain the greatest confidence in tti« article, and ca* recommend it to housekeepers generally as a useful agent in tnu preparation of a good Custard. Givk it a Trial. Sold by Grocers, Chemists Italian Warehousemen, &o. I'RMrARBD BT GOODALL, ACKMOUSE & CO., "WHITK HORSE STRUT, JjKJtDf. WHOLKSALH OIT L. P. NATHAN & CO] OlSyurr, gDUBOUCHE & COS CELtCBKATED.PALE BRANDY. We have lways on Hand tho aoove Cole bratod Brandy, in bulk, oases, one star, four star (very old. mild), flasks, half flash's, quarte- flasks, crystal barrels decanters. and2-Gallon Crystal Vat*. L. D. NATHAN & CO., OLE IMPORTVHB. BASS'S PALE [ALE, By Read Brothers, London, , (Dor's Head Bot ng Hark.) Neither the Brewers nor the Bottlers have spared any t ouole or cost to make this the Finest Ale in the World. Moth Capital and skill are allied to make It a standard of excellence. nui.\N> stout, VJT By RrcAn BBOTnitHe. London. (Dog'a Bead Bottling Mark.) This Stout combines due richness with tho edge that is developed, only by prolonged storage In vats of great oapaoity, sv eh as Messrs Juinnesa'a; and tho bottling arrangements are a guarantee for prime condition, L. D. NATHAN & 00., Sole Agents, AUCK L A N D



Ironmongery, &c. J], PORTEH & QO. ( WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRON MONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, T Have just opened out, ox ' Sam McnrloV a Ship ment of SHERWOOD'S WHITE WERE Household Gtoodb, l UNSURPASSED FOB UTILITY, BKAUTY AND ECONOMY IN THE J HOUSEHOLD. I ■BTRAINB R S. O A BTER3. Tea or Coffeo S nli ers B'eaUfasi Casters 1 Urn atrsiners Standa. d Casters Hand^ Btr»marg piMo (OombW BASKKIB. staTJDH. ! Fruit Baskets BTANDB. » Cake Baskets Tea Pot St-nds C»rd Banket* Dish Stands Sponge Baskets KtrgiHanlg Hanging li sunn Ma>ch Stands Moss Baskets Tooth Hruiti Stand* WttUßoßknta .->nu|) SLa (U VAItIOUS. Watch Stands _ . Jewol 'tands Salvers v.mntTo Sugor Howls VARIOUS. Star Salts Toa Hr-lls Vases Toast Racks Dish Drainers Knife nest* KgK ticftters I'jiumph Plate Lifters SCROLL BREAKFAST CASTERS Th■ s« <"o.torg have i.ow heon been lwfore tlie public mnro tlian six ycara, uud aia cheap Cas ter for famiiy iiseh-ivon ot with uiq«alit«d ap- P'oval. They ara strong, tu.ablo, orDamsntol and ncoupy b->t. litt!» room. Forolspon and reiuiiuraats. where a l<w pricondaadervicß nbio «. HSter in desiica, «>ey arol »apw«llte«. PmCB <»■ TO 89 EACH. T>ATENT WIRE EGGS STANDS. siißnwoou'i For holding eggs while being boiled and as Egg Stands for tho table. By their use all danger ot breaking the eggs when dropping them into, or fishing ih«ni troro, the water is avoided, ai with thin Stan* they a>e readily and safely set into a»d withdrawn from tho water, and, what la veiy impon* t, uniformity in ooking U soourod. Hkould it be desired to cool the shell of tho egg, pluijt" them with the Stand, into cold wntcr. They art ornamental as well at us-f«l. Peick Is. 6d. to 2s kaoh. TX^HITK WIRE SPONGE BASKET. SUHHWOOD'S This Basket isdeslgne'l for use In the kitchen bath-room, public or private hospitals, stables, etc., and wherever sponges »re frequently used. They are very highly prized by allwhokar* tried them. PMoE#&y»;7ftv.lS. 9D. Td.BSJ flbi TITHITE WIRE TOAST RACK. Krery lover of beef st< ak or mutto* o>op and coffee appreciates a dry toi<st therewith, and knows th«t this to b-j p^uinblo must bo dry an* crisp. To kbt'j) jt i« this <ouditlon ebe rlices, when tofsted. inus<. be kept, a nrt, lest they gather moisture and becom-, tough, as they al ways do when piled together on & plate. The English po- pie are orreat lorera of dry toast, and thoy place it upon the Üblo In a toast rack to preservelis quality anil ciispaess. Heretofore toast racks have only been u>ed oy the American people to a limited extent, the only ones in the morket havinn been ot silver or suver-plated, and bought by the wealthy ; but hero is one within the reach of all, which will com pare favow ably in beauty and rtylewith those of far greater cost. PBICE 4S. TO-lIITE WIRE MOSS j BASKET. SIIBRWOOD'S ! For holdin« natural moss and flowers, or imitation moss and wax flowers: it is strong, very pretty, and cheap. PKICB 3S. TO4S. EACH. IRONMONGERS AND" IRON MERCHANTS, ' queen and high.* streets, Auckland,



Fanov Goods, Sso: "IHARLES TTELBEY & ' f\o.,' f IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS, Q U E B N S T R E E T, (Next to Mr Kohn, Jeweller). HEY IMPORT TIIEIR OWN GOODS HEECT, THEIR STOCK IS NOW VERY LABOR AND VARIED. They have just unpacked erFamenoUi SIX CASKS Centalnln [AWN TKNNIS, SELTZOGEMES, BHEAD PLATTERS, ETC. FAWN mENN I"g IN SETS, AND . LAWN TENNIS,. [N SEPARATE PART.*, as Bats, Balib Nuts, Bat Covers, &c, &c, Every variety. " ROLL, BOWL, OR P1TOB." ' I Iho New Outdoor Game for Young People. CROQUET, LAWN BOWLS, CHICK2T WAttIf, &c. SELTZO G E N E B, In cano or wire. CHINA ORNAMENTS, ETO. :> t BAGATELLE BOARDS, ot best make, in all sizes, and with rtal Ivory Balls Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Writing Desks. • ■ Patent Adjustable Chairs.for drawingroom.&o, ' ;! Albums In choice designs, hand-painted, &o. m Crystal Flower Stands . DOLLS and TOYS of all kinds Together with a great variety of other goods, useiul and or»amenial, Buitablefor preßeniß,&£ ; ? N.B.—To arrive per Scottish I ats'o and Loch - * naxpr, Twcnty-Hißbt Oesea of NKW GOODS. n X, GRAN' jjjm Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Kng. laud, and of the Medical Boards of Victoria and New South Waif s; also registered in New Zealand, Oculist, fAurist, 'and Specialist, ■ ':;4j (From Kurope) , t * may be consulted upon all Diseases of the Kje Ear and Throat, Deafneea, Noiees in the Head '" • DefectivoSight.Squinting.Cataracts.Amauroßis, Ophthalmia, Gutta ?erena, Loss of Kyelashesjn flammatlon, and all Diseases of the Kye.Kar, sal *9. Throat treated upon newi-ndscientiflcprinclplesi 4 DR. -G R ATH T. Has arriTed in Auckland, and may he consnltod • - at his conßultint? Uoonis, Claremont House, • Princes Street Hours of X ttendance: Morning, 10 till 1; After* =!• noon, 1 till 5; Saturday*, Morning only. >: AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS. I 211, Queen-street, ■■'^•mggk Auckland, July 25, 1880 , Dr. Ghant. Dear sir,-I have to give you >i thanks for the great benefit to my hearugil glnce I have been under your care.—l am, &c, ; ROBERT CAMPBELL, ! Ponsonby, July 23/ '''. Under Dr. Grant's treatment I am very much '; improved in my hearing, and should recommbnl any one to try the same. M. A. PARKER. Brookaide, Papaknra Valley, July 23,1880 I was under Dr. Grant's treatment for squint Ing, and was completely cured in ten days. I ?;: would earnestly recommend any persons BHffeW]ili! ing from dlteases of the eyes to make a trial ot Dr. GraDt, feeling sure that he would benefit il'.; them v he has done mo. Ciii JOHN SINCLAIR*", Jtmaj|| Auckland, Angußt 6,1880. *■* I have been deaf in the left ear for four year* and in the right also. On the 2nd August Iwm 1 treated by l>r Grant, and am now quite well, ';{ being ablo to hear as well as ever Idid. ;.■,_; Ahthdr Pabkinbon. Farmer, OpotlkL ■ Ponsonby Hoad, Hope Town, r Auckland, 16th Jone, 1880.' I have been under Dr. Grant's care (lnce26Qt .■>■:?•! May, for great deafness, for more than twelve year*, and am about seventy (70) years of'agmilSS Dr. Grant has removed a large and emu < '•', polypus from my ears, and I can hear much better, having greatly improved under bis cars ! for which I am very thankful. Chabtjcs Low*. Home's Estate. New North Roadv'^fj Auckland, 16th June, 1880, . I hare been suffering from a severe local disease. Dr. Grant operated upon me on Satufr ,; day last, and I am now quite well, although had been ia an ill state of health for four year;, Charles Mullkr. i.-s Crocs-street, Newton. Auckland, 17th June, 1880. I have been nearly blind for over seven yeatSSsj and unablo to work at my trade (a confeclionor). ,< ft On the flret day of this month I went under BiH Grant's care, and already see very much better \* in this short space of time. John Whittlk. Parnelt, lith Jure, ISSO. Dr Grant has just oured me of a long-Htandinn<fflj deafness of more than ten years, for which 1 and very thankful, having tried many other docioM' without success. Maria J. Tkkkman. !"y Mangere, Onchunga, Auckland, August 26,1880.-' ,' For tbirty-flvo years 1 have been BufferißSKgia ■with diseased eyes. Since tho sth of August I have been under Dr Grant's care and am ■'! rapidly reooToring. Si J. NIOBOWB,-,;,::_ Pymonds-Btreet, Auckland, August 27,188w»H I have been deaf for eighteen years (since.l was four years old) the drums of both ears bar ing ulcerated away. lam still improving under,;..-! Dr Grant's care, and can hear much better now ; sometimes very well. Margaret Sandkbbok, Auckland Lunutlc ABylum. *js Whaa, August 28,1885. n This is to certify that I have been under Dr Grant's care for hardness'of hearing from tlie 13th instant, and find lam so far improved its to hear the ticking of a watch, which Io uld eoS do before I put myself under his treatment; am over sixty years old, ' ,; John King. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, i We oan conscientiously recommend those , suffering from aeafness or other ailment*'witHi Dr. Grant has made a special study of, to payj^j him a visit, when, if curable ratlents, they may ,'•', certainly expect relief. A n instance came undcr-dAi our notice on Thursday, in tho caee of a man named Charles S wanson, who has been very deal■., for three years, but, after ten days' treatment, can now hear perfectly even the lowest wh'BPennHj Tho cure is a rather remarkab'e one, as he lias been under the care of many medical men, but has received no benefit whatever from th<#,lS treatment. "New Zealander," Deoember 27tn* ■ Mr Erne«t D'Kgville Miot>au called at our ' office yesterday, and stated that he had wen blind with his right eye all his Ufetim6||| Hearing about Dr. Grant, the oculist, who is now on a vialt to this city, be determined to give him a trial. He^nwigl only been under Dr. Grant's treatment ten ar , eleven days when he found that he oonldMHffl large objeote'at come distanos. Mr Mlntou <;■ y stated that he had been under the treatment of §■ some of tho best mcd leaf men at home, bftiiwiNH not rs«ei\ed kho slightest benefit; We area^fflH times chary of accepting details of "Wonderful ,*; cures," but the young man who cilled at onr office appeared to be telling the truth, and "W*f 1§ txcoedlngly (rrntoful to Dr. Grant for the roueUSK he: has already experienced.—"New ZeaJa 0... Times" 25th December 1879. • . ],?| AN ACKNOWLBDGMFNI'. \ TO THE EDITOR. ' . ;>'jT Sir,—You will mnoh oblige me, as well «» W the publloin general, by inserting inyoDrcolniniß|H regarding tho cure effecied on my right 818, • which was totally blind when I P»e«» myself under the treatment of Doowr.;- Grant. I also found myßelf losing u>9 . . sight, of the left eye. I have now recovered ffljsa§ sluht, and am going to work to-morrow. Ontol >; gratitude to the gentleman, aUowmetoinan* ..■•; him. and hope all those sufferirg from the eie may avail themsel»es of his skill.—l »m, &o:, ° ■ t-'ATBIOK FBAMOJS, Witness —W. J. Bawdkn. Logan's PolDt, Dunedln, 7th October, 1878. A WONDKRFUL CUBE. ■ To T)r Grant. Sir.—Allow me to thank you for the wonderrul cure you have performed in my ■, ;,'■■;; oase. I have been deaf lor twenty years in the left, ear and twelve years in the lisnV ' I paced myself under your caie on the our4*l of October. This day I am able to hear the : ; tiokng of a watch at a considerable distance ' from my ears, and am quite well. I hope wl V." Bnfforers may be as fortunate os I have been':.;! Thankingtyou airain, lam, Sir, Your ohedieDt servant, William Bbaokb. ' ; Peninsula, Donedin, 10 Ootober, 1879. Db. Grant is also Specialist in the Diseases, ■■.;,,;.; Of Women and Children. ,'m Dr. Grant has recently effected a very remark able cure in the case of Mrs D. Hvans, 01 Kumara, who ha>! been under hii) treatment for i deafness since the Uth February last Mrs Bvaoß haß been deaf in both ears for averylonK time—no less than thirty years—her affliction having been cawed by a fever, from which sue ~ SufFered severely. Since that time she has been almost totally deaf, for she could only hear its loudest sounds. Since ehe has been under Jr. Grant's treatment her hearing has gradoaurp improved, so that no n she can hear plainly con- -j veraation in an ordinary tone of voice. Shew" d return in a few days to Kumara perfectly' *Sri«Hs and in poeseßßion of the full faculty of which sn9 ••>: has been bo long deprived.—" West Coas ■<■[ Timeß," 10th Maroh, 1880. . ta ■One of the employes in the Public WorKS : \ : Uffloe here has Bent us the following testiniopifi • to the BBill of Dr. Grant. He says:—" I wish <o let yo > know that Dr. Grant has greatly•i*'|§| proved the hearing of one ot my care, the mem brane of which was injured Borne six yenrsas*'- I may add that two Burgeons whom I con?uuca a Bhort time ago considered the case incurftWU; Dr. Gran t has also been very succetstulin Bevcrni difficult cases of disease of tho eye.-"HokitiKS ;;;;, Times," 23rd March. ISSO. There »ro amongst Dr. Grant's Bncceffiful eys cases at Hokitika a young lady at J.,Jacks. Bsq., tho Mayor, oured, by onoration, of wWfcill ing: and Mrs VVavent, operation for arußcw Pu»>ll- Nelson, llth W&y, 168aSJ| I, Thos. Adams, havo been nndor Dr. GrantS|fe| trr atment for deaf ucbs ot the left ear, from wo jon v I have suffored for two years, the result or a « severe tronioal fever. 1 find my hearing prwW >| improved in the short time—snieo 30ih April. THO3. ADAMg^,^