Tauranga Annual Regatta.

4» PRESIDENT : Henry Brott, Esq. Vick Pre3l!!knt : ' Captain G. B. Morris. Tre 4 s 'jrer : Hon. Secretary • Mr McKinney. Mr Harrop. Startkr : Umpire • Captain Best. CaptaiK J. Enjg Committee : Captain Farquhar Mr C. F TTni ! Captain Baker Mr .J. W ChlT MrJ. Mcnzies MrAl J Hjrebro »21l Mr O. M. Quintal Mr .T.w r r ? nan Mr W. M. ComniODS Mr J d w? 5? Mr R. Rhodes MrHorlNtraf < y Mr Knoka to Whanake Mr Akulvn* # " MrJ.Hoine Mr J. Boaef ■ PWa

On St. Patrick's Day our annual ««,«' took place, and, considering the limited notice given, proved (T^reater™^ ce.ss than anticipated. Great praise kl^" .to the committee, who did their ntuo to bang the affair to a successful is«ue ■{ one and all expressed their crati'hiri. * Henry Brett Esq., for the vlluffj" presented by him to the Club, thereby <£? siderably augmenting the interest taken our annual aquatic festival, The day k ? . fine, with a H-lit air from the south-e^ which, towards noon, freshened to i i whole-sail breeze, but fell light aa the 1 wore on, but continued sufficiently st enough to enable the sailing craft to fSf their diilerent contests before dusk All th races were fairly contested, and "tlleremtf seemed to give entire satisfaction T j both the competitors and the mm ■, | public, and as a proof of the former w single piotest was entered. The j Glenelg ™ courteously pl aced h'* | owners at lie disposal of the Commitee for a Jlugahin, and was gaily decora 5 ' with bunting for the occasion. Her del and the wharf Were crowded with a 1 concourse of people from an early hour l^i j the town itself wore a holiday attire my of the business places being closed.' B poated regrets were heard durin" thai) of the sad blank caused by the absence! the old, familiar taee of our late and m\le\ respected Pilot-Captain Marks-urownS in August last, who, ou all former occasion of our regatta, was most conspicuous for hi« zeal and energy, and upon whom rests the credit or being the originator of the fir * regatta ever held in Tauranga. The fol lowing was the result of the various con' tests :— Whaleboat Race (pulling fouroarsanil coxswain).—Course, from flagship Mn «3 hulk ; thence round boat moored off (J em fry Point; once round, coming in between fl«f;s]i:p and wharf. I'irtt prize, £7; second prize, 12. fentne-s : Enchantress, A. Yates- Tairua, K. Taj lor ; Whakaru, U. fc£. HviUnii' A good start was effected, and the race was considered a gift to the Tairua crew bnt the Enchantress took the lead, and main tamed it to the finish, coining in an easy winner. Great interest seemed to be taken in this race. Open Sailing Keel Boats (any dimen. sions. Time allowance :15 seconds wr foot).—Course, from between wharf and flagship round Fairway buoy in channel thence round hulk ; twice round, cominguj between flagship and wharf. First prize £7; second, £2. Entries : Mota, Motiti- ■ Union, Castaing; Tamaroa, Matu; Cath erine, Matu. This race had been principally set apart for the natives who chiefly own boats of this class, but from some cause was poorly patronised. The Union was the first to get away, closely followed by the Tamaroa, and on the first time. round the l'uniaioa pasted the flagship leading- The finish caused grr.it excitement.m§ was won by the Union, after a closely con tested race, especially at the end. «i 11 Dingy Rag ..-All comer?. Course, same as fir.-t race ; once round First prize, fj. second, £1. Entries : Dot, A. Yates'-Ko Name, Farquhar; Spider, Saunders. Owing to the inequality of the various boats entered tor this racef buD iitUe interest was .takes which proved an easy walkover forthe Dot First Class Sailing Centue-boahd Boats.—No restriction as to ballast; no gall-topsails to be carried, only mainsail foresail and spinaker ; 20 seconds per foot allowed ; same course as second race. First prize, Cup, presented by B. Brett, Esq., and £8 ; second, £4. This race was by all considered ttie event of the day, especially when it became known that'Mr Bailey's Toy, the champion open sailing boat of New Zealand, was to compete. A fdir start was made, the Toy taking the: lead, the Mabel being somewhat delayed by some of her gear havingfoii/ed. The Tom Boy following closely on the heels of the Toy. Upou rounding the fair way buoy, the Mabel took the lend and maintained it to the finish. The race at the end caused groat excitement, and had the Toy been allowed to u-e her usual canvass, the result would in all probability have been different The Tom Boy from some unknown cause withdrew from the race at the end of tlje first round. The winning boat was loudly cheered upon passing the flagship, aad three cheers were given for the Toy. Ckcond Class Sailing Centre-Boaed Boats.—No restrictions as to b.iltast. To sail under foresail, mainsail,, and spinnaker; no gaff-topsails allowed. Same coarse »;. scc;)ud race. First prize, £7 ; ?«ond £2 10s. Entries : Terror, Wrigley; Shamrock White; Little One, Hulme.' In this racea good deal of interest was centered. There were three '■ntric, but the Little Oneaffct : the stait, drew out, having only entered to make up the race, and the contest eventu ally lay between the two old rivals'the- Terror and Shamrock. A pood start W • eflected, and the Terror proved an easy winner. - '...'•,'; •* Smaix Open Sailing Boats.—tfft.Kn. and under. No restrictions as to ballast. Fore and aft canvass. Same couweaS. second race. 20sec per foot allowed. Erst! prize, £5; second, £1. Entries: Littlf '. One, C. F. Hulme; Flirt, F. Vi esteftr; Neini, J. W. Gray; Ihi, Calia\vay._ But few seemed to take an interest in this event. A good start was made, the Little One being the first to spread her canvas 3, closely followed by the Flirt and M The Little One rounded the buoy first, with Ihi close on her heels, bnt on the Mat home the Little One gradually increased her distance, coming in an easy winner. Watermen's Boats, pulled by twoineo; no coxswain; same course as first race. Frist prize, £4; second, £1, Entries.; Providence, Harrop; Buffalo, Whitei Blue Jacket, Taylor.—This race caused a good deal of amusement amongst thespcCf tators, especially at the finish. ThepuUiag near the end of the leading boat was WdiOi rous in the extreme, which gave'the Ptpvij deuce, the second boat, a good chance ot winning, which the crew were uot bacs ward in taking advantage of. r ;...

Irish Relief Fund.

Collected by J. M. Dargaville, Esq., Wy -J. M. Dargaville, £2 2s ; S. Westmsfc £1 ; Nicholas Scutch, 10s ; Dennis JM £2 2s; James McCauley, £1 ; W|l4f Prior, 10s; Joseph Kayues, £1 Is: total, Collected by Mr Hewitt, at Cambridge:- E. Hewitt, £2 2s; E. Maclean «'W.y £2 2s; John Houehton & Sons, iji llicbarcl Wright, £1; James Hall}', *U . F. Kose, £1 ; Hobt. Kirkwood, *\»l a; Palmer Campbell, £1 : A. Bcuncr, *U W. L. C. Williams, £1; John Wilson,■ «> Win. Fojiaity. 10s; Janus O'Brien, 103 ; i Charles Doyle, 10s; Patiick Measlier,: J?» WilloiigUby, ss; John liyau, ss: towi. Forwarded per Messrs Graham, Taroaowj Estate :—William A. Graham, £.1 Is_; *?■ Graham, £1 Is; James O'Keiffe, 10s; J>"?> Ilickton, 10s; Mrs W. A. Gral-.anv w?, ; Thomas Pcnncll, os ; Mrs Peunell, h James Pemull. 10s ; Isreal Petheril, f, Richard Davis, Is ; ltobert Wilson, Wjl John Purvis, Is; Henry Hyde, 2s oa, Yonn», Is Gd; W. Munro, Is 6d: total, £5 sasd. . , ~• »,■?,

I£ the emigration agents at Home confined their oflbrts to the direction Dr Ciaydontf reported to be dome, there would bo yea few complaints about an undesirable clasfoi emigrants being sent out. In act er l$ ceutly received in Asliburton that g'»at'S writes: -" lam glad to say that.my eW to introduce a useful class;of settlers tor jm are not altogether iv vain. Several paruos, of niiddleclixsscapitalistsarealreadyonint" way to New Zealand, and on the 3rd oi new, month the New Zealand Shipper Company's ship Caroline leaves wiw, another considerable party. I" bome|j; sefshire, where I hope to be, ne week, another party is forming, »«t. numerous isolated cases of intendinge» ; grants are continually comiu;; before « « One Scottish cupitahst writes me that «wj going out to New Zealand with some m^ brod sheep and cattle. Another,4; . enamoured with my picture of tDO : m ■ growing possibilities of the Nelson disl and contemplates a repetition or tiie >in- land in New Jersey there. A third is half.pay oilieer, with £500 a-year, J seven boys and girls. He wants occupation,, and a prospect for his family. A fourW ij a capitalist, wants 7 per cent, instead* 34 per cent, as here. I have scores of snt applicants, and many of them are oa"

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING- STAR, MARCH £4, 1880,



Auotions. /^LOVER AND ri RASS OEEDS ON SALE, AT THE HAYMAKKET (OF FIEST-CLASS QUALITY)— White Clover Rapa Bed Clovor Timothy Aleyke Kentucky Bluegrass Cowgrasa Red Top Lucerne Trefoil Pukekoho Cocksfoot Ryegraaa—Perennial. Turnip—Purple Top Ryegras3—Anneal 1 Turnip—Green Top Turnip—Swede, &c, fee. 'Also, BONEDUST, all degrees ot fineness aii<l quality GUANn—Peruvian, Mexican, and New Cale donian Kainit, Suporphosphatcs &c, &c, &c. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 25. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, March 25, at one o'clock, 40 Choice Oxen, from Maclean & Co. And 100 Ifead, fro^ To Awamntu and Patcrangi Dairy Cows, Store Cattle CO) Fat and Store Snoop Fat and Store tigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. PAI'AKUIIA SALE YARDS. Tip 01! SALE, on Wednesday, March 31, i:r!l "**- CO Quiet Yearling Heifera And about iiii Mixed Cattlo. ALFRED JiUOKLAND. : MONDAY, MARCH 29. UNRESERVED SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. THE PROPERTY OF MR COOPER, AT OTAEA, "Who is leaving the Farm. f fnHJS "nderaigned will sell, on Monday, JL March 29, at 11 o'clock, as follows, G Farm HorEC3 and Mares 10 Dairy Cows and Young Cattle A wo'lbred Bill, bredj by Jas. Whyte, Esq. 2 Drays and Frame 3 Soring Cart and Harness Phaft, Leading, and Plough Harness Double-furrow Plough, by Hornsby Hornsby Paragon Mower and Reaper Ilor.-c Hay RaKO, Potato Grubber Chaff Machine, 2 ianka. Cheesopreas IDjiry Utonsi^s, Farm Tool', bundriee Firewood and Poultry Wheat Straw Stack, free from wire C tons Oaten Hay ,-v IS tons Meadow Hay I 6 tons Oaten Straw. Stacks may remain on tho ground unt!l Ist I) July. Tho Hay is of exceptionally s,ood quality, Tha Stock are young and well bred. < The Implements are in good working order.. \ ALFRED BUCKLAND. | COUNTRY CATTLE SALES, i Papakuea—Wednesday, March 31 I ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMAR KET, ~~ ||| TCI O R PRIVATE SALE, A Chaff-Cuttor (horsepower); Belts and everything complete, Can bo aoen at Mr O. Roberts, Howick. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' THURSDAY, MARCH 25, ; DKAWING-HOOM SUITE, HOUSE BOLD FURNITURE, EMPTY. HOGSHEADS. nnHE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, -H Forfrstreot, en Thursday, 25thinstant, atll , I Dclock, Walnut Drawins-room Suite of 9 pieces, in maroon rep; Oouches, Chairs, I'ictures, Tables, Lamps, Sowing Machine, Books, Cheflbniers, iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Stands and Ware, Mirrors, Rugs, Chests Drawers, &c, &c tAlso, at 11 o'clock sharp, Lot Empty Hogsheads and Casks, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MARCH 25. j UNUSUALLY EXTENSIVE SALE OF 1 SHIPS' STORES. EX 'EARL GRANVILLE,' 1 SHIPS' STORES AND IRON TANKS. ! 60 boxes Da.te3 26 casks Oatmeal • 20 cases Presorved Onions j 153 tins Preserved Oniora ' 22 casea Tinned Mvtfton 32 cases Tinned Beef 30 cases Tinned Milk 16 tins Preserved Potatoes IS cases Lime Juico ;- I 4 cases Tinned Soups j 11 cases Coffee 7 casks Loaf Sugar L 7 casks Moist Sugar 9 casks Rice 4 bags Rice j Pll 22 Jars Pickles i i 9 tanks FJour 7 ca3ks Split Peas 12 empty Tanks Also, : j : 87 Packages, consisting of Mustard, Baking j Powder, Salt, Tea, Raißins, Currants, Soap, Carrots, Barley, Candles, Extract ■ : of Meat, Butter, Boer, Brandy, Whisky, &c, &c, &c. E. &, A. ISAACS HAVE been instructed to sell by auction at their Store, Fort-street, on Thursday next, March 25, at 11 o'clock, S «jki PACKAGKS SHIPS' STORES, as onu- I || ■OOX. merated above. NO EKSKKVJT. , E. & A. I S A A C S, Merchants and Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ; AT AN EARLY DATE. I $1,000 WORTH OF ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE > i Pianos j Portcuauteaus j Door Mats j i Ruga Quilts ; Table Mats : Feather Pillows i : Horse Hair &c., &c, &c. E. & A. ISAACS I ' O"AVE received instructions to sell the i I U above at an early date. Further par- II ticulars in future Advertisement. E. & A. ISAACS, 1 Merchants and Auctioneers. j Venetian Blmds. * UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND SI .A. I FACTORY, COENEB OF CO S. AND GREY STREETS. m Sif VENETIAN "BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS! Made of tho best Californian Pino, guaranteed I not to warp or twi-t. Our Minds surpasa all i Imported Blinds, Wood or iron. We Have a I very large stock of well-seaaoned Pmoi ;iim- II ber; alao a Large btock of \KNH.IIAN IS BLINDS or- hund. assorted sizes. Wire Gauze ' I tods mode tc order, and /orwardo to all parts If o^tlio Co) say ut tiio shoriost jiouco. :|| I A. & A. BUSBi (IiATK M. HOKTON BUSBY), m yBNKTIAK BLINB MAKERS AND WIRK V/ORKKRS, MfanKMtSHOK COOK AND GRMY aTl|Kl£Lß_



Drapery. T3ETIRING FROM BUSINESS, T. SHORT. CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY Tho.STOCKsisionelof .the Largestjin Auckland and allvory largo proportion of It quite NEW.Jhaving been Imported by T. S.lthis Season, Particular attention [ia calloJ. to tho M i lsl:un cry Dep a n t,m:e n,t, Iho STOCK being Unusually largo [and tho STYLES tho NEWEST rp quo r t T^~ QUEEN STREET. j " i T¥7" ELLE SL E V HOUSE, CHEAP DRAPERY 1 CHEAP HOSIERY! CHEAP MILLINERY A. L. Is now offering his LARGK AND WELL-SELKCTED STOCK OF HR APERY AT VERY LOW PRICES, in addition to which ho will give a Discount of Five per Cent to Catli Purchasers of One Pound and upwards. The Stcck comprises a largo assortment of General Drapery. Dress Goods, from Gd per yard ; White Sheeting, Is id; Grey ditto, 8d; Black Lustra, Sdand Is; oxtraordinary good value, strong Brown Holland, Bd, well worth lCd; Crimean and Oxford Shirtings, cheap ; Black Silk. 2s lid ; a largo stock of Ladies' Corsets, in spoon busks and other makes; Laiiea' and Children's Underclothing (a good assortment), cheap; Women's H030,6dj Ladies and Cuildren's Hats, in all the nowoct styles Buyers of Millinery will do well to call hero before making their purchases elsewhere. Orders from the i ouutry promptly attended to and special attention paid to thorn. One Shilling in tho Pound Discount on all Cash Purchases of £1 and upwards. A. LOVETT, Welt-esley-strekt. FMPORTANT i^rOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MONSTER SALE OF CLOTHING HOSIERY HATS CAPS SHIRTS TIES COLLARS TWEEDS AT COOMBE CITY CLOTHING MART, 92, QUEEX-STREET. SAMUEL COOMBES, Having returned from the Southandhavingclosod all his branch establishments and removed the ttocks to Auckland, blpo having bought the Clothing Stocks (for cash) Of Mr Ogilvie, of Taranaki, and Mr Saundorson, of W anganui, will offer tho same to tho public at such prices as will ensure a SPEEDY CLEARANCE. These Combined Stocks consist ot every variety;o MEN'S, YOUTH'S, AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING, HOSIERY, SUIKTS, HATS, CAPS, TIES, COLLAES, TWEKDS, TAILORS IRIMMINOS, CARPET BAGS TRAVELLING BAGS, PORTMANTEAUX, VALISES, ETC., ETO,, ETC. In addition to these Combined Stocka, Samuel Coombea will include all tho NEW GOODS just opened up, ar.d which are ear THE FINEST LOT OF GOODS *S» Ever opened up in this city. This ifl not like most of the pufilng going on ju now amongst tho drapers, but A GENUINE CASH SALE. COMB AND SATISFY YOURSELF COME EARLY AMD SKCURS THE BARGAINS, S&.SALE NOW GOING ON"®* AT OOOHB E S' S City Clothing Mart, 92, queen-street, 92, edwin hollo way, In returning thanks to tho public for the liberal patroraso accorded to him while Partner La the firm of Hol'oway, Garlick, and Cranwell, boss to solicit a con tinuanco of the same in h!s jq-EW ESTABLISHMENT, NEXT TO HEWINS', GROCERS. QUEEN-STBEjST, Which he wiU OPEN on SATURDAY, March 6, with a very SELECT AND CHEAP STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY AND jft/JILLINERY, BOUGHT FOR CASH, Which will enablo him to Soil at a SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE PRICES. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is under the Management oE jVTrta Vaknom, for Eevnral yoars with Mr T. Short, of Auckland. Cofiee Merchants pROWN, BABBETT t CO.'S AUCKLAND STBAM COFFEE AND SPICEpIILLS. l~4''ll'x'*t> iM"'- ■''■■' Pish '•■,':*J'''!j ■ /'" •' '"'V:' ¥§i'r- • \ '41 COFFEES. [£ IS NOT SUFiaCIKNTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is tha best stimulating Bovorage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Best Brands, the KXOKL3IOE or STANDARD, which have suistsir.od their good names over Pea Ycarß.and havo very much Increased in ai ifjiriaiKl—auure proof o their being consumed t, .^rid tppieciated in all householdfl throughout jj a:;d even out of our province. C Vs. Wholesale only at our HiUiß and Agents Vii. Retail at all Grocery ICBtttblißhrnents In Town aad Country, a i6<£ a 2*£ ."Our boats sgo Hxcp l«ior Brand, greatt label I qualities, g ic!o Stantuird ~ red i-Everypkga . "■'; fj'oc •• pink „ I withonr A v % algnaturei a v c I So o _ d a) ■» \ Oni mweßi 1 ,;'i! %■ Anchos ■> pneoi „ { qualities, jf 3 si| Grown •• yellow „ (without out b^h . ) Bignatore> *Oot PKPPKKS and SPIOftS wo guarantee of tost QtialHy, and free ot adulteration. I sobi w,utu. i, BK0W fl; BARRKTT & 00. 10 81110 t reet, July B 3th 1879. .&



TNDIA AND CHINA TEi! JL WAREHOUSE. The undersigned having n considerable Bticl of Teas on hanl, bought before the late tiso ii the China and Colonial markets, intends giving hi-i Customers the beneilt, fo long a3 they last which will probably he until the arrival of ne^\ seasons again, and for this reason confidents expects a steadily increasing consumption o: his feally choice jines. The Is 6d tea is dropped because customers show a Ceoidcd preference for good tea rather than too low-priced. Thii ia taken in part as a compliment from con s 'me s for the way the undersigned has en deavoured to direct the public mind respecting kinds it ia economical to purchase. " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea," 3b per lb. " Family Mixture," 2s Od ditto " Tea Extraordinary," 28 ditto " Broken &hd Sittings" (flavouryl Is 8d dlttt ?0 Bwxcs Choice Congous (bought before the rfsel, 21s.and 27s Gd per box Half-chests Very Choice Congous, (for familj use), at 2s, 2s id, and 2s 8d per lb The balanco of the beautiiul Tea Cosies is re dnced to 7s 6d 60 Boxes Tobaccos, in Dark and Golden Lea: Bizes (lib bars), 4s, os, Cs, 10', 12s, to £ (Small shops advantageously served.) Jams and Marmalades, from Gid to lOd per tin New Salmon, 9d and lOd per tin; Salad Oil. 7( rcr bottle; Cornflour, 6d per lb; Superior Hies 12. b for 2s 3d; Split Peas, 121b for,2b 9S; More o the American Brooms, at In 34.S worth Is 6( each. (i'KKais, Cash}. F. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and Importeb of Tobacco & Cigabb, Victoria-street, Auckland Atd Tobacconist, Queen-street. N.Ti.—SmoMstP.—l am givini? a splendk quality Cigar, at 1 for Is, jusc now at boih Ehops Sewing Machines. SEWING %J[ ACHINES TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINE j k H a o gt» These Machines have now been bo long befon the public that they havo established a reputa tion for themselves, and can bo confldentlj recommended by hundreds who possess then as superior to all othera for domoatic übo. The now Elliptic Sshnttlo Alovoment if acknowledged on all hands as tho simplest qiiiotest, and most beautiful motion ever In vented for the pnrpoSe. Tho now Patent Shuttle has only one hole tt thread, and la larger than most others. Sole Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-streot, **" win Machines Repaired. Wo C. D ENNES > THE GREAT IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW GSOVER AfrD BAKER'S DOMESTIC HAND MACHINE, same as Tok?adove, &i 10s M All Kinps op Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 2s. Gd. Per Week! 2s. 6d. Per Week ! 2s. 6i>. Per Week SST ALL MACHINES GUARANTEES) "El rpHE REAT y\SPOT, QUEEN STREET. Medical, "Iff" I T C H B N S' CELEBRATED 13 100 d Restorer! The Renovator of the Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If the Laws of Health are observed, ordinary caro exercised, and Blood Restorer Freely Taken 1 KITCHEN S' Celebrated -Blood xvkstorer ck r t a si n cure For the Langrmr, Laesitude and Disease which attend tho Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Fevers which so quickly fasten on tho debili tated system may easily bk kept away by the timely use of this tar MOST WONDEHFUL REMEDY! -Si In fact, by its use" tho Most Malignant of Tropical Fevera havk been ejected from tho Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fever-stricken Men have been, as it wore, RAISED FROM THE DEAD ! As is shown by the following interesting TALE OF TEE PACIFIC 1 A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Wm. Opperman, Esq., a wealthy island trader was for come months lying illatHappemamma an if land of the Kingsraili Grou^, in the P aciflo He hart been seized with rheumat'c fever, which was followed by complicated disorders of a ter rib'y severe nature, assuming the form of a specie- of palsy never before known. The suf ferer's limbs swelled, the legs lost all sensibility to pain; the foot could be wrenched round or tho Ekin picrcefl with a lance without Inflicting the slightest suffering. The Bick man was evi dently unconscious of his having legs, and hiß brain waJ seriously affected as if with lunacy. In this deplorable stute he was kindly brongh from tho isands to Auckland by Mr H. Hender son in the echaoner Coronet, Captain Moeller nud, Wng a Oormivil, ho TTHB ltjooircil \lj tllO German consul, Q. Yon dfr Heyde, Esq., and placed in tho District Hospital, where he re ceived treatment for three weeks with co indica tion of improvement, hi ■> case being pronounced by one and all a most hopeless one. The captain of tho Coronef, knowing that oxtraordmary c«rcs had been effected by the uso of Kitchens' Celebrated Blood Restorer requested tho proprietor of the Blood Restorer to fake the case in hand, nnd a contract was antered into of " No cure, no pay." Mr Mtchens proceeded lo tho Hosyital, examined the invalid and found him in an appai entry dyiug state with scarcely a spark of life left. Mr Hitchens wdered the suffering man to bo removed to his (Mr ll.'t) private residence, whero his wants jould personally bo attended to b~ Mr IHtchens fho latttsr administered the medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freoly. Mean while clergymen caUod, pronouncing tho cano bojond the j)ower of man to effect a euro. How 3ver, 8 ocr six weeks tho effect of the medicine accame wonderfully apparent. Tho X'-lond ilestorer hid acted steadily but mrcly on tho blood; the deadly impurities were gradually eliminated from tho system until tho itream of life flowed unchecked in its natural shannels over tho entire muo. The brain bu lame clear and active, and tho limbs once again •eioicod in natural circulation, the putientrising o his feet cured of diseases which had baffled ;he skill of leading physicians, a living proof of ;he wonderful healing powers of Hitchens Celebrated Blood Restorer. TESTIMONIAL.I Auckland, N.Z. fo 11. A. H. Hitchens, Esq. Bsforo leaving Auckland on my return voyage 0 tho Islands, I have to perform the pleasing luty of acknowledging the surprising cure I lave received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man, )emg palsied and generally unconscious, and learinn from others that no hope of recovery vas held out by medical men, 1 look upon you low as the preserver of my life. I am convinced that to you: medicine alone Is iuo the credit for my now being a living man. ! beg to thank you most sincerely for the kind less you have shewn me while staying in your louse, and in conclusion would earnestly re somruend sick peoplo to use your Blood Restorer, is it is tho most extraordinary purifier of the 3lood 1 ever heard of, or mot with in my travels. ft cno of tho many good gifts of a beneficent >eator to his suffering children on this earth. W. OPPERMAN. Auckland, December 19, 1879. Signed in tho presence of G. Yon dek Heydk, Imperial German Consul Vgknt foh Hitciiens' Cordialised Blood Restorer— MESSRS EIIRENFRIED BROTHERS m QUICK'S TIME TABLE 1 ' 8 BTttOM AUCKLAND AND WHAIi. eaves A ucklaud i jjcavoa Whas. I 12 noon 8,30 a.m. S p.m. 3 p.EI. Saturday—Loaves Auckland, 2 p.mi and 0.30 p.m. Saturday—JLouvcu Whau 8.30 w, and 6.3 MB,



\ Land and Estate Aerents. JM T EN N O 5 Estate Agejit and Valuator, t QUEKN-STBKBT, AUOKIiANJj, V y f MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS O I FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN e VKSTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, 8 OR OTHER SHARES. 1- No Chars k to Lender or I&vestob. B \l ILLA SI rE-One of the choicest Villa Sit' t in Remuera. The site is well sheltere and commauda oiiO of: the most delightful viev in Renmora.-J. M. Lontox, Ettato Agon Auckland. ° mo FARMERS—A Bnrgain-Ono ofthobr 6 X little l>aity Farms in the Waikato. The: are 150 acres, mostly in the best grasses, s ? fencod, and with a Cottago built theieon. fiw aro 17 il"e dairy cows, 17 calves, 1 horso. Pril 3" for farm, stock, &c, Oi.ly 1,100. Tho owner , leaving tho country—Apply to J. M. Lenno II Estaio Agent, Auckland. npo FAIUIItRS-A first-clans Farm of 1 X acres, 11 rnllea from the bi.y. Tho farm surrounded by a wit-Water cr.ek. The iand d oil first-clasS quality. '1 his f'no little farm 3, beautifully situated for fishing, and will prodm if good crops Of wheat, oals, or r-otatooa. A2O-t< ft ooat can come up to tho farm. Price, £0; £750 can remain at S per cent.—J. M. Lonno Hstat3 Agent, Auckland. MEMUh.II a.—A Bargain-ij acres, with Si roomed Kcsidenee, detached Kitchen, bar cow-sheds, and a Urst-clasi Orchn.rd. Ti (Jrchiird will produce at lca?t £10 per annul Price, £650. This Property is offered a bargai 1, as tho owner is leaving tho country.—J. I Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. . . a LLOTMWNTc?-.— LBatt;uJii- I AUotmonts d n Epsom Ear.t 50 x lflO. Price, &160.— J. ] s. Lefenos-, Ketago Agent, Auckland. - riVO BWUMiuts. —Furm of 212 Acres at Kac ~ A 30 acres of which are in grass. There it House containing 8 to. ma ; also gai den, orehar - etc. 11 ero aro 120 theep and U head of catt 5, Price for farm and stock, £100.-J. M. Lenno KPtato Agent, / noklantl. PAItNKLL.— li'i.et-class Bus: ncss Premi?( Consisting of two :hops, one of which occupied by a Butcher and tho other by j Grocer. Tho freehold allotment is 10 x ICO, at fronts the Manukau Road at the junction two other roads. Price, £750; £150 cash; balan can remain. —J. M. L°nnox. Eatato Agei Auckland. /•-KOOMHD COTFAGK, with J acre of Fn \J> Garden, 'lhore is a good well of. watt The al'otmont is freehold, aurl has a dout <i CrOQtago. Price, £150; fllOO cash; balnnco c< remain.—J. M. Lennox, Katato Agent, Auc land. PUKEKOIIE WEST.—Farm of 200 Acre adjoining Buckland and Shoiihcrd'B; go( bind. Price, £3 Is per acre.—J. M. Lennox. PARNELL— Rutland, and St. George's Hi Reads.—Two Cottages—oiio of six fooir the other of fcilr rodmb—with frooholcl allt moiits, Price. £170 and £300 rospectiixly.—J. J 11-onnox, Kstato Agent. | 4i) ACttES of tho Richest Paßturo Lan Xl*/ three milts from the city, with comfor ablo Colta^o orccted thereoa. This fine pr pcrtyfron'.i the main ro.ul, and is a Bargai: Prico, £1,000.-J. . Lennox, I state Ag nt. •Pi Q(»— FOR SALh; (a barguin), a lino rim c^iou ij.,i 0 iiomesti.-ait only 3 miles fioi Sjokcs's Point, with beach frontage. 'I hero is Six-ro mod Cottage upon tlio property, anil . acres of freehold. Price, £l.'t(). To.'iua can 1 arrauged.—J. M, Lennox, Estato agent, Aucl land. Ponft— Substantial Brick COTVAOK", tc *t>vJV minutes'walk from t;no Union Until woll-plnstci'i'd ; with largo garden. Prioo, H'M Terms can by arraugod,—J. M, Lennox, Estal agont, Auckland. 11 KM I;Ei<A.— Family Residence, with I} acre 11 of ireehold. i'rico, £750.—Apply to J. 1 Lonnox, Eatato Asont. CITY.— A few miautes" walk from thfl Unio Hank, v. most desirable six-roomed Cottage with freehold allotment. Tiiee, £375.—j. JV Lornox, ICbtato Agent, Auckland. IT'OR y,\LE, twelve miles from tho city, X tlrstclasa Farm of 120 acres, with wate frontago; all subdivided and laid down i English KiWHed. I'rieo, £1,80:1 —J. i\l. Lennox. •> ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Ponsonbj O Vrico £11! the threo.-J. M. I ennox lINCOIjN-STREicT (Poneonby) — 7-roome J Residence, with large freehold allotment Price, £210.—1. M. Lennox., . • O FAHMERd itnd Others.—Ono of th. ». Choicest Farms in tho I'rovlneo. There i.r 217 acres withiu 8 miles of tho city : quality o lam) cannot bo excelled: largo nluo-roomei residence.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. 110 KAKMKKtf.—Aohoico Farm of 1)1 Aeroa . 70 acroa of which are in good irra^ses am fenced sheep proof ; tho Cottago is neatly built tlio laud ia all good and well wnteivd ; iinlj li mdoß from a Railway .Station. Price, £SOJ.- J.M. liOnnox, Estate Agent, Aueklanil, y^EAKIHLD VIICVV.—A S-ioomed Vernndal O I'ottag" in this favourite locality, with lmxi froehold allotment. Tho cuttngo is in beautiXu order.—J. M. Lonnox, Ks-iato Agent. IJOUNT KDhiN.—ls Acres, partly in grass ItJL with small House. Prico, £600.— J. 41. Lennox, Etttat.i Agent. nqnn-Six-roomed Cottago and reehold allot ££VU , llon ., [ n Pnrnell.- J. M. Lennox. FARM of 215 aorea, Si miles doutti of Auck land, about B miles from the railway- Orchard, garden, end about 100 acroa In grass. Price, £5 per acre.—J. M. Lennox, pi rf._ Four-roomed Cottage and freehold X/XOV allotment in Parnoll. Terms easy,—J. M. Lennox. Katato tiK"nt £M oil—Thrco-roometl HOUSK and freehold *'-LOU allotniMit In Alexandra-stroot. Price, filliO.—J. M. Leni. ix, EBtato ugont. AST For Houses, t'urms, and Allotments, coo my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckiant. RO. G R KEN WO O L>, o AUOTiOUKKR, HOUSE, LAND. AND ESTATE AGENT. CORNEIt OF SIIOItTtANU-STUKIiT. T7OR IMMEDIATE SALB, Gt acroa Rich ? Hush Land, iv the Ka/.ortmek Dl.-itrirt, situate immediately behind Mr Hampton's and Mr Proud's furniH. and joining Mr J. Turin!-'« and Hcv Baxm-ley's furms; three milra fiom Miickland Station, and about hulfa-niile from tho Great Houth Road, Kazorback.—Price low, nd tcrmb very onsy. "MPHOvEDFARMrf over 200 acres, fiiUiut- d . in the TamaU liistricr; fenced and sub divided into paddocks; also, .10 ucros unier cultivation; good road ; streama tlirough tlio land; good Cottago. I'rico low. and terms to suit pu:ch>tsor. IMPRUVKD FARM.—III acres good Land at Kuaranr;i: all ploughed, more than half being already ploiiKhcd and sown ; nearly all surrounded by a steep-banked cnek, forming a natural fenco; plenty of firewood, &c; also, a house, ba:n, cow-ehort. &c. The properly in only 1J miles from tho Manganal wharf and within iivo mlnntea' walk of tho Mangapai school. Prico for the farm, togethor with ;(0O sheep and 10 herd of cattle, £G00; £200 cash—balanco can remain on the property fur seven years at G tier cent. This is a Ilrßt-clas3 epportumty for a ncw co Tier. OyA ACRKS of lUch liuoh Land, perfectly OuV lovol, and only two miles from railway station by a perfectly level road, beinw portion of Taupaki li'ock. This laud ia equal to any North of Auckland, and is covered with very valuable timber. Price £2 5s an acre. li>Jl ACHES of Rich Mixed Hush Land In .*V tho Wairoa South; joins improved farms, and lies well to the sun; six mi.es from Manurewa Railway Station by good road. Land ■well wtered. ao ACKE-i Goo:l Land, adjominor tho Proper- ties cf tho Rev. Mr Buir.ervillo and Joim Buchanan, merchant, \Vhau, and 1 mii'J from tho Hail way Station. The view isuiiftu-pa -sed, and tho roads are good. This !au4 will bo sjM in 5-acre lot?, or to suit purchasers. NEVVTuN. — J pive-roomccl Houso, together with a largo r.ew workshop and allotment. 28 x 20 feet; all feueoil, &o.; planted in fruit trees, &c; good well, &c. Piice£2Bo. FOR SAL.h;, 6-roomed House and o\ or quarter of an aero freehold land, being a corner allotment, having frontages to Regent-street and Eden Road ; good stable, garden, well, Sec, &c. Price, £300. RUTLAND HOAD (Parn-11). — Now Five • roomed lloubo and a'-'Out 3cm aoro Land, laid out in orchard, containing fruit-bearing trees 10 arid GO feet high; good well, a^d com mands a splendid view. Sure to become a very valuable property in a f-hort time. Prico, £325. PONSONBVT.— A new and well-finished Six ro-med House, largo and commodious rooms, and allotment 132 x 210 feet, facing Gratten-strcet; all planted und laid out in a choice garden, &o ; land partly fenced with cor rugatediron. i Jri' c, £GOO. ijiDEN liOAD.—(Tour-roomed Ilouee, with Hi verandah, in good order, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x O'M.: securely fenced, laid out in a garden, good woll, &c. Terras'very easy. Price. £UO. FOR SALB, a Very Superior Gontloman's Resi'onco at the Lake, North Shoro; houoo largo and coiDmodioiis, grounds tastefully laid out, land best in the district, view unsur passed. Price for tho house, with 112 acros of rich land, £2000 ; terms very easy FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE and Scullery, together with largo freehold allotment, good well and garden, situated in Lower Hop burn-atrect. Price £225. COTTAQW in Brtinbnrnh-strcot, Nowton; largo corner freehold allotment; good garden, well, tec. IloudO in thorough order. Price £250. VILLA RESIDENCE, suitablo for a gontlo mnn with c. family ; six or seven acres of good iand attached; yeod view; oituatcd ac :cmuera. VILLA RESIDSi N( IS at Mount Albert; larp;o and commodioua grounds, well laid out paddoeka, Hiibdivided. Hind, i ood vlow, unatir paßsed; outbuilding* all that can bo desired; largo orchard and garden; suitablo for ii gentle man with a fHinily. WAIKATO.— A very superior and compact Homestead of 25!) acres of tho richest land in the Waikato ; all sub-divided into con venient sized paddocks by live thorn hedges, enclosed, plantation of foteat trees, and water 'n every paddock, llouro, 'a^geand cimmodioun, and srands in about (our acres of ornamental grounds and flower garden. Orchard well stocked with choice fruit trees, all in full bearing. Outbuildings, stables, &c. Approached by gcocl roads from Hamilton or Cambridge. Tins' Farm is admitted to bo tho beat of its pize about Cambridge. FOR PALE—BS acres of rich loam Land, of tho very iincst quality in tlio colony, all l<vol or.d well watered, approchab'o from Auckland by good macadamised roads, all fenced, greater portion planted with quiok thorns ; subdivided into six paddotiks; 75 acres in rich (miss, tin remainder in cultivation ; orcnard well planted with choice fruit-trees. Also, a well finished six-roomed house, dairy, cownhorls, piiibtyos, workshop, uiid good garden, planted wilh Iruit and ornamental trees, This ia without oxcep tion ono of tho best farms in the neighbourhood of Auckland, both for the quality of aoil and improvement*, being situated in tho well-known District of Knzorbaok, and within afew minutes walk of School and Post-ollico. Prico, £1,100 one-third oa»h, or as agreed. WAIKKIKKI.— Choice Allotment,containing GO acres; 20 acres high fern, renviiiuk'r good bush, being Lot 31, Parish of Waikoikoi. Price, iJos^'an acre. TTDjLAUK OF W/iIUKU—IOO acros of very V rich Land for sa'e in the Village of Waiuku, being Lot Ho. 12. Will bo aold a grciit bargain, i XI^AIROA SOUTH.—9O acroa Land, in the T » Parish of Taupo; crook frontage ;20 acres in grass, 30 acres aluvial, remainder good bush. Pi ice, 00s per acre. TtTEWTON1 UOAU.—Five-roomed Houso, with J-i scullery and back porch; good tanks ; situated on corner allotment, 33ft, frontage to Nowton Koud by Gift, deep frontago to LioH iiold-strect. Prico, £300. ALSO, Four-roomed House, East-street, off Cook-streot; good well, &c. Prico, £150. H A f\ ACRKS Rich Bush Land, fenced and JL3cl/ subdivided into paddocks; good House. Sheds, Outbuildings, Orchard, &c, &c. £*f\ACllli,2, unimproved, adjoinmgtlioabovo; 19 V ail surrounded by the VVaipa river. Sales by auction ot Household Furniture, &c. &c, undertaken by E. C. GKEENWQOD, AUCTIONEER, &O Oliioij Corno; oftland and, QueauStreato



Land and Estate Aprents. X nHA S. W^ ILLIAMSON, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vur-OAN Lank, AocrcMND. iN P.KJvTS and IMTEIIISRT CoHnoted. MONKY Invested for Capitalists oh flrst-clasa Becurities, without Oh.akok. ."ifVKN nor cent; allowed on d.opoSita Until investr-cu MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated, SHARES Booght or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees, ea d, vs BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, it, AT per foot:— Mount Wden, 21/ Union-stroet, 20/ st Homo-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ re West-street, 21/ Parnell Rise, PA ill View Road, 30/ Kdwin-strect, 21/ re Richmond Road, 25/ King-street, 20/ ie Grattan-stroet, 12/ George-street, J3l is Susaex-streot, 20/ Victoyia-3treot,. .*lO x, Riiudo.lph-street, V}/ Kybov t'aos, Dv/ .. Wyndliam-stioet, £1010/Urafton Road, 70/ 05 William-street, 60/ Nelson-street, 10/ is Short-street, £9 Kl)O''C-Mi-aireet 10/ is Franklin Ro^d, £,/ Vine-street, 10/ is vjarlctonGoi\«Road,-15/ Erown-Btreet, 27/8 cc Waitemata-streot, 10/ Shulli Beach Road, 30/ Dn Dublin-street, 30/ WoPt Newton. 25/ 50. Clarence-street, 10/ Liverpool-street, 401 x, Anglcaea-Dtrcct, 30/ Ponsonby Road, 25/ Hackett-stroet, 35/ Prospect-street, 15/ x- Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 23/ ■n. AI no, in Various other streets at low ratea. lie «• -PODOn To LEND, in Sums of £19 and up :". <^^^wl» wards, on good securitym VI- "fVrEWMAIUvKT—N'co Houbo and Allotment In fov Sale, hear J unction Hotel. Price, £150. <*« Easy terms for pmvhiiec can bu arranged. M. § » AZOItB.VCK— Farm o£ ISI acres for s»To, -tV with comfortable homestead. Excellent ;0> soil, bush, walT, &c. • a i?9H|)-Ni(\V HOUSIC.in Ponsonby,for Palo •d, (flveroomt) ; also, adjoining Allotment, le> if desired. ' x> -p 1 inn-VILLA KKSIDVCNCIC for Pale, at cv iivw Mount Albert, possessing one of the s?i finest views in the d strict, w jiEKK. FORD-htr.-JCT. — Seven roomed a IJ> House. Scullery, wash-house, fee.; gas : "i and water laid on. Fine view. To be sold a M Bargain. o» (-\ RE Y-STREET—Six roomed Houso (now) for «, VJT sale. Large nllotment. ~ HOUSif, f.ff Pon- Ut soiiby Road, for falo. Two frontaßc?. ■!'• Tl/JOUNT KDttN—Largo Now House, fitted ho lyjL with every convenience (two acres of :} n land), for salo. Haj ono of tho finest views iv k- tno district. HOBSON - STREET - Shop and D Welling Houso forenlo—new. spl:iulld stutid for 311 ! business. ALLOTMENTS Bought and IIOUS' S BUILT for Working Men. To bo repaid by weekly ' instalments'. t P'-{()0~ Viyo roomed Hou :o for Sa-o inNoison a. 'vu street. Gaidcn, tanks, and all con vcnicßces. a T \RAPERY IiUSINESS for Salo in tho heart XJ of tho city; main thoroughfaro. Abou} °" £150 required. n 4?*J Kf> —Now Sovon-roomod Hotiso for salo in •»■"-'«•"' Piirnoll. i'eatitiful vitiw. Also, Fivo- I roomed Houho ut £'.i'AO. Hixroorned House, £100. QUKEN-HTRKKT.— Fine Busino™ Premiacs for sale. ' /-vFKIOKS and STOUEd to Lot in Dnrbom 'O U Htrcnt. *■• / IARI.IC lON GORE ROAD-Ono of tho finest \j AUotmonts In 1 awry's it'Btale for Balo. " Jfoncy lent to btii!d with, if doared. ,V -<?! 7A-FIVE-ROOMKD IKJU-l' near tho 0. *iiu Glasgow Btoro. Garden &c. Kaay 0 terms. I>ARNKLL._ Huildittß Allolmonta for Salo In Gibraltar "I'ornico, witti lino view of Domain, l> 25s per fool ; also, St. Ueoige's Hay Road, 25spor foot; Bri;:li(on £2 per fool, owrluokhig tlio soa. II fenced, planted with fruit trees. &o. h -pt\fti i-Jjitrgo now iloua.< f:;r salo on I'on 1. J*Juu Boin.iy lioail, with Three Allotments 100 x 293. Splendid view. a DONbONHY.—Six-ro^mod Houso and largo ' v X a lotment ior bale. Twms can bo arranged, 11 I'riee, £iSS. | \iiukv.- 225 acres Land for bhlo, ha'f a mllo i-" from Drury; wt<ll watered; good Boil, partly cleared, and sown with mixed grasses, 11 £1 ia por acre. '• !">.)/v—Seven-roomed House In Newton Road X'J-iii; for Sale; every convenience; tinoview. 0 -P-7A. fi~'•ivc-roomeU llouso for Sale In Now :i cU-iiU t olli u j|), outlioust:f); two allotments j planted. Good view. 1 ft »H. n-UKitA.—Sixteen Acres Jiand for Salo; kt Jlno view of Haecc"Urt". Ea-y termt. '■ rpo MAKKKT GAIU;KNEIt3.-t>mall Farm 1 X to let. with Bovpn-roomud llouho, 1 miles > from Auckland, on Groat Nortn lumd, and a'wo ' i on- 0,-isi'B water frontage ; orchard and largo 1> AN ill: UK.— FINK FARM of 102 aoros for Sale ; all in grat-s; volcanic soil. Suven j roomi'd llouso, stables, Cowßheda, &c. Tho bent Dairy Farm in tho province. aLHKKT PAKlC—Mivenil l^aseliold Allot • •"- metilH for i'alo. with lino views of Domain ■ and harbour. Abo three Villn Resideui'cs. , QTOKKS'S POINT—Hmall Karnm for S'Uo, nn- ' •^ improvotl and partly Improved, on easy ' terms* I^A RMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Kden, - 1- W'aikomiti, Richmond, K(mokorikl, Man- j trere, rnrt'Uioremo.li'aH 't'ainaki,SCokes'a Point, I Waitakoroi, Henderson's Creek, l'apatoitoi, : Romuura, Camuridgo, Little, md Hig Omnha, Kitrioi, l'!vei'!ie:i'i. Moniingui^e, AlahuraiiKi, Waiimi, Ortiuarn, Arurimu, Coromandel, Mer cury Hay, Okuihu, N'oi-lh Sh.ire, Owhiwha, ita/orback, Papakura, .'.c. Also, sco list iv Sew HmUnd U-rald and WcfMy Vcwi. C II A S. W I L L I A M S O N, ESTATE AGKNT. Vaow Lane. Drapory. / h! 1 / •/' i i LO O X Q t U T.M A FINE HEAVY TWEED THOU S E B S AND VEST 2le. (CiiiN on Fancy) 21s. AN IM M E NgS Eg BAEGAINI] Phillips' mac ;r QUEEN-STREET1* DE VIT T, GUNMA KE X, a !!li, QUKKN-SI'RKKT, AQOKLAND, opposito tho Markot Houso. Established 1859. ON S A X. 15, Single nnd Double Brcccli-loading and Muzzle loading Fowling Pieces Franter's Patent, Martini and Snider Book Rifles Hall's, CurtisiS: 11 arvoyti Pigeon.WUks aad Lau renou'B Sporting Powrioro Blasting Powdor and Fuse Nowcastlo ('hiltorl Shot Kley'a Double Waterproof Cn.ps, Cartridge canes, Wadding, Concontnitors, VViro Cartridges for M.L. and B.L. Guns, Gun Oasoa, Water proof Covers, Game Bags, &c. Broeeh-loading Implements of every dcscrlptio Broeeh-1 a'itig Revolvers and Ammunition Fishing tackle All Cartridges ordored at tho abovo rstablis ment guaranteed carefully and accuiatoly oadod. Kvory description of Fire-arms Ropairod by oxpurien'jod workmen. Just received, ox ' Carmolo,' ■ S cnseii Firnworks from tho celobratod rxiakor. J. Pain, l.ondoo, mAUPIKI COAL MINING COMPANY JL (LIMITED). Tho Company aro now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mino, Huntly Railway Station, at the following pricey ;~~ Household (lumpy) 12s por ton Steam (soreeued) 103 ~ Slack 4s „ In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Auoklaed, Newmarket, and Ono hunga, will bo recoivod at tlio Company's Ofllco, Forb-street. Ordera for other Stations, ttddre3sea to the Mino Manager, Tauplrl Coal Mines, Huntly and. accompanied by remittauco, will bo liromptly attended to. FRANZ soaanggt



Lj. D Nathan & Oo.'s Agencies. THE HOME SHUTTLE AMEiUCAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, TBB BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKED FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THU. MARKET, ' Without Rebakd to Prior. With the Machine is furnished- Itemmer, Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, OU Screw driver, Five Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong O''se, without extra charge. I It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck , i ruflle, hemstitch, and gather, and sew on and ' gather at tho samo time, and will work equally ! well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with SiLk Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1. N. 1 {.—Thla is also adapted for uso on talbes and Treadle, which V/e v/iU supniy at any ttoie. o£ elegant American manufacture for & as. • No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle uso only, having tho very great advantage of being set ; level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some polished top, completo, reduced to £G ss. No. 3—MACHINE, with polished covers as above, to lock and protect machine, ro duccd to £1 7s. Wl-ero the gemiino "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC lINES are not procurable wo will send theiii irect to purchasers on receipt of romit tanc reference. ■g YE R V . Q. EN U N E HOME-SHUTTLE SEWIN(}MA C II I N E ' IS STAMPED M< M o s s & co. SOLE-AGENTS, S V D N E V, N. S. W. nr- BEWAUK OF GHUMAN AND IBIHM INGHAM IMITATIONS, "fta SOLE IMPORTERS: L. D. N AT HAN & Co. AUCKLAND. Wo havo appointed the undersigned Solo Re tail Agent for Auckland, where tho genuine Home Sliulllc, Machines are procurable by time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition frou of charge. J. V. BKEDA, SHORTLAND-STKEET. I v\>W^Fk'\ \ \ }\ ' "■■/ Sal j r»-i B7MIEI /^ I FTS I L 1? vx 1 ibo Proprietors of Wolfe's Amom.vnc Scnii'UAM HCHSAI-I-S, to indue t li-i destruction and prevent the improiver .is-} <,i 'h-ir wnippera and l.ibelH. and thus further pf'tcct thn i'ublio agiiinst fraud und luno enclos.tl in the wrappers o under tho label on tho quart ! btjttlea, biuoj Ist October, 1878, and continue to eDt sKrERV Day's Packtnq ronghouttho Year ; H c^l ORDERS, Which aro drawn upon tho undo;stKncd, and will bo caaiied by their AKOuta. To Boctiro these (JiftH tho Public must bo careful to auk foi. and accent utthlug but, tho GKNUI^fK Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, With our name upon tho Top Label. | AGKNTSI L. D. N A 'J1 JL A N & 0 0., AUCKLAND Bit I S T 0 L' kS Sl-G VU COATED jfK-vk-l■\fi<7«, jtiff"4*- •'- V jftiJ^-.-S 1. .!>:\':;- ■■:■■: ;.ji%}, i \':>y ~:'::'~~-i.}~\; > :';•'.'■ >': ■\^!r'} f ,. PILLS. GUAUANTKKD PURELY VEGETABLE. And mo only liilln wlilch contain LEPTANDKIN AND I'ODOPIIYLLIN. These two powerful a-itibiiliuui! plants aro a euro cure for ail diHeas^u of. tho Stomach, Livkk is'u Bowki.s, 11j;.¬k, In-^iokstion, Dizzinkss, Pain in tub tiion ok Back, and especially BILIOUSNESS. They never weaken or gripe, unlosa tlio stomach ia very foul, ami t;n-v r.ro very E A H V T O T A KE. For Salo by all Druggists and Doalor/J in Medicines. WHOLESALE AGENTS l L. D. NATir A N cfe CO. AUCKLAND. ORIENTAL TONIC. THIC GREAT HAIR RESTORER1 Infallible for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying tho Hair, removing Scurf, iland rut!, and curing all alleetions of the Hcalp, upon which it hasan almost miraculouselfoct, causins a splendid crop tsf Hair to spring up and nourish whore boforo all win barren. It is dcliciously fragrant, refreshing and in vigciT.tini/, and the Hair that i 3 dressod rogu' larly with this delightful preparation acquire; a softness, liistrn, ihieknesa, vigor, and floxi bility, that ia wonderful. For Sala by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesalo Agents l L. D. NAT HAN & CO. AUCKLAND TMPEKISIIABLE WEAGRANCE. MURRAY & LAWMAN'S CIcr.KHItATKO ■ri 10111 I) A ■yU" AT E It, | ■"ijTho ricbe.it, most lasting, yet most delicate of all IVrfumea, for uso ou tho hANDKKUCIiIIOI'1, At tho TOILET. And In tho BATH. As there aro imitations and counterfeits, always ask for tho Florida Water prepared by tho solo proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Salo by all Perfumers, Druggiots, and Dealers in Fancy Goods. WHOLESALE AGENTS L. B. HA TU A N & CO. AUCKLAND KSTABLISUKD IN 1832. TMUSTOL'S g AKS APA KILLA. THE GREAI PURIFIER Ot THE ELOOD The quickoet and most cortain euro for SCROFULA. EIIBUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SOUKS, and ULCERS. i All kinds of) diseases or sores arising from im- j ure blood and humours. ! IT MKVi'R FAILS ! in effectinp; a comploto ciu'o, if ussrl a Bnfflolent ! lenght oi: time. For Sale by all Druggists ana Dealeru ia Medicines. Wholesale auejtts L. D.' NATHAN CO. i AUOK I-A N2j__, I



Cabinetmakers. T¥T INKS AND JJ AL L, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, SHOKTLAND-STKEKT. FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE ! FURNITUHE! Largest and Best Assortment in Auckland. CARPETS 1 CARPETS! CARPETS 1 All the Isktvkst Designs. LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! L'NOLEUM ! All tok New Patterns. OILCLOTHS I OILCLOTHS ! OILCLOTHS! All tub Best Quality; WOOL HUGS ! WOOL MATS ! WOOL HUGS ! WOOL MATS ! WOOL HUGS ! WOOL MATS ! W'EiXK AND COT.OUBED. TAPESTRY HANGINGS! TAPE ST R V H ANGI NG S 1 TAPE ST R V HANG 1N G S 1 Very Rich Paitieens. CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS ! CRdTO.NNKS am» TRIMMINGS ! CRETONNi :• and TRIMMINGS ! All N w Patterns. SILK AND WORSTED D \MASKSI! SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS! COTELANES AND BEOCHK REPS I COTELANES AND BROGUE REPS l| COTELANES AND BROGUE REPS I WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES ! WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES 1 WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES 1 BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES ! BRASS CORNICES AND I^UWGES ! BRASS CORNICES and FRINGESJ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GIRANDOLES j GIRANDOLES ! GIEAKDOLESJ IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS ! IRON COTS! IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS ! PATENT WOVK. = MATmsSESi PATENT MKTALLIO r/TETiAN j Ths Piand ok the Period 1 YWT INKS & CT ALL, V v JL.&- HOLESALE AND KKTAIL CABIN KTMA.KEKS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPST WARBHOCJSEMEN, SHOBTLAND-STRKtST. Sewine MauiuiioS. milE BINGEII MANUFACTURING COM JL p.any's N E IV FA M 11, V M A CHINE Is preferred to thos-i of all other Maker 3 for tho frllc,wing reasons :— I.—lt U fitted in cvcit ptylo sritcd to tlic tasto or rcqniromeiiia of pnrnimiers. mil can bo used by Hand or Treadle at will, v. hUe jt embodies all tho la.eel improvements, ami ia so eIMi'LK Umta Child CAN WORK IT. ll.—lt is made lii ell its parts by perfected auto matic mnohinery, which insures a uniformity aid exactiu'HS of construct iui anil finish in each iMaolnno tliat oth-r makers who manufacture- by hai;d cau novor, equal. in.—lt never get* on tof order; It is nover neces sary to take it ap-rt to bo cleaned ; it ia ahvavsready or line; Mid is:< > durable Mint it will beta lifetime. IV.—lt embodies v most simple and accurate tension, with tho mo-t approve niechinical principles for controlling rim alack thread, whereby tliii strongest, ccam and utmost perfection of stitch is outline". V.-It is fltif d with a Patent Solf-adjustlng Balance \\ ho:-l, which run instantly be unlocked, so that tho action of tno machine is mspended, and ehuttlo bot'lnns wound \vi hou removing the work. VJ.~ It Is s i constriieto'l th it learners cannot turn the Machine in tho wrong direc ion, thus preventing breaking of th:e id o- damage to tho Machine. VII.-Those advantages hay.-> won for tho Singer Manufacturing Company's Machines a popularity so universal that they have already become indispens able, in every household and manufactory of clothing generally throughout thn world. Tho ruoont Great REDUCTION in t.ho'r Prices and their wonderfully K'nsr Terms of Payment, will onablo everyone to become possessed of thoso UNEQUALLED SKATING MACHINES. Sinco THE SINGER MAKUFACTUHING COM PAN V inaugurated their System to Hikit, -with Oi'tion ok Phrchask, itlus been taken advantago of by tho public t > such an extraordinary extent as to prove, that it his nvit a irrcat public want. By this system thousands !m< c b.eTiuo possessed of theso most roliable SEWING MACHINES ; and it always offer* pocu'iar advantages to families in want of a SEWING MA CHIN h: for Domestic use by on abling such to havo a thorough trial boforo purchas ing. Tho Machine- may bo Purchased at any tituo during tho Iliro on payment of List Price. >■ oturued at any time, or Purchased by continuing tho Hiro. If a PurchßSo bo effected, every Payment mado Will bo credited in full, No Inter, at or Kxnensos will ba charged, and jso Addition whatover to tho Prioo will bo made. If tho Payments for Hire bn regularly maiJe, A Credit of 10 per cent, w 11 be allowed at tho time of purchase, upon the. payment on dolivory, if it amount to £1 orjupwards. Beet Quality Si! k Twist, Cot ton, and Linen Threads, lilaeliino Cil, Duplicate Ptrts of ftiaollines, &c, always kept in stook. Needles sev t, per pi'st. Tin Nmv.'U's of ty) Stiisor jViiinurapturinjj Com rany are mud" entirely by Automaiio ivlaehijiery, and finished with a perfection, cecuraey, and polish, iiltogcther xiuequU'oU by any other maker. SlNGttU'3 KKWINU MAOHINHIS are made only by The Singer iMamil'iicturicg Company (l''>nuerly .1. M. Sinpcr mid Co.) and can only bo ob'ainorl Wholesale in Ne.-.v '/oalauil from th,< Ciiiuf Depot, whioh is also our only Retail Agency (for the present) in this City. Prioo ListH frco p;r post. THlfi SINGER MANUFACTUHING OiMPANY Jfort-strao Auckland. ' GrUTHKIE & LIARNACH'S NEW ZSALAND TIMBEII & WOOD WAKE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Hnvo ou Salo at their Brivnch Stores, LOWJiK QUKKN - STRJEKT, AUCKLAND AND ONKHUNGA. Dunkdix-Madk WOODWAEES Consisting of— Nests Tuba, painted and varnished. Buckets do Fancy Buckets, Cheese Vats, Churuti Butter Firkins, Knifo iSoarda Washing Hoards, Turning Trusses Storo,iTruelis, &c. JAMES W WALLEK, MANA.G.ER. ! |pLAU'DE AND |\JAKDNEK ! stock; and commission agbnts. I ADDBF6SI— i Pox No. 203, Poat-pfflcQ Auckland,



JSaddierv. w" H -- Fa W. S. JONES TTas Just Ro:eived a Larg* Quantify of Every Variety or W II I P S ' which arc now marked, in plain figures, at considerably Lower Prices than ho has ever bacn ablu to oifer them before. W H I !' S- Ladios', Gent.'. Gig, Bugp, Cab, Car rlaZP, rour-Horso, Cart., Wa»f?on, Dog .-took, Uullcck, Hunt icg, and Boys' W II I v H > Fkom Is Co to 503 Each. SOLID HICKEL-siLVER BITS, STIRP.UrS, AND SPURS. A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 per cent. Less than the Prlcas j usually charged. | Strong, Dobabw STOCK SADM.B3, our own make, complete with Mounts. j £3 _5s L Od. W. S. ' J O N E S. QUEEN-^THKKT, AUOKLAND. Waikato Advertisements. UK3 OF CAMBhIDUK HOTKI. ROBERT KIEKWOOD " (Formo'ly of National Hotel), Having purchased the Duke of Cambridge' will ho Klad to sco his old. fnenda and the Plt b. U K. intends shortly to mako JmpoHant alterations to this Hotel, and will do lr.s beat to glvo satisfaction! DiLA 5 E \ » Bogs to announce ho has assumed Proprietorship of tho OHAUPO HOTEL, which Is pleasant'y situated at tho prosen terminus of tho Waikato Railway, and offers an excellent teaort for Travellers, Touriats, and Sportamon. Livery and Bait Stables. M. UELANKY Pbopsietor HAMILTON JUNCTION. «»——— Xravellora from Auckland would study their own interests by staying at JAMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitobs to Cambridge anhthk interior would thus loie no time, as Omnibuasea and the branch lino leave Jamts'Hotel after breakfaa every mornin^ut a3U. Meals at all houra. Ex cellent accommodation for Commercial Travel ew. Tourists.', Ltidies aud Families. THE A LPIIA JITOTEL, KIHIKIUI, WAIKATO. P L. v. A I L I N, Proprietor. Visitors and {Travellers will meet with Con: fortable Accommodation. Locee Boxes. Good ii tabling., ■\TATIONAL HOTEL JJ^ CAMBRIDGE. Numerous impro\"ementß md additions having been completed, this Hotel now Bffords the best accommodation to Visitors and Touri3ts. Spacious Sample Kooms have been provided for Commercial Travellers. First-das^ BUlinrd Table under the Superin tendence of a careful Marker. nUIDES FOR TOURISTS Arrangements have been made so that Guides £ur Visitors to tho Hot Lakes are avail able upon short notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly attended to, A^U^D US R A V N E S, PKOrRIETOB, tTA M ILTO N, W A I KA TO. JUDDM BOAKDING lIOUSK (formerly JACKSON'S). GKORGK JUUD (late Cook at Pearce'B Commercial Hotel) having leased tho above premise! ar,d made cxtrmsivo improvements, will bo Kind to ppo his old friends, visitors, and traveller?, where ho trusts that, cleanliness, com fort, and an unsumansed table will insure a coutinuaiu'o of patroiiajjo, and a kind recom mendatios. N.B.—Good Paddocks. T3 AMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE B. 'EDWARDS Bcas to Inform! the public that a Coach meets ovcrytrain srrivinpr from Auckland. Charges reasoiiiiblc. Ppoc!nl Carri'itroy provided to order on instructions being sent per post or telegraph to b. kdwards, Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. "OURE WO OL MATRESSES ALBERT POTTER, WOOL STAPLKR AND SCOURWR, Having had repeated applications for Woo cleaned by "his process" for tho purpose of making Beds, Mattresses. &c, has induced him to introduco to the not'ee of ladies and grentle men, orivato families, hotel and board ing-house keepers, especially Invalids, a*d tho pub'io in general of New Zealand, his Pitkk Wool MATTKKSSKS, Squabs lor Sofas and Conches, Beds for Children's Cots, Settees, &c., and in doing so would boa to observe thnt the Wool hie Mattresses arc stuffed w'th is divested of all dirt, animal and glutinous matters, and is entirely free from impurities of every description, "the fibres of tho Wool retaining all its elasticity and flexibility, as when in tho vrovious state,—the yolk." Therefore persons using thsm will not be subject to thoso very disagreeable vapours which the pressure of tho bod 5-, ass isted by its heat upon impuro animal and other f übstances, emits, and the many diseases wh'oh follow it, as an acting cause. Hamilton, Waikato. March, 1879. Medicu, Testimony. Hamilton, April.lo, 1879.—Sir, I have carefully looked over some specimene of your Wool pre pared for Mattress making, and find it not only oxcellent in Quality but free from any disagree able smoll or grease. Tho Wcol is ao carefully carded that no " felting" can toko t<la--o, thus ensuring that beautiful softno3S and elasticity so essential to a bed. For somo years 1 have used Wool Mattresses in my own house prepared hy iny-.-lf, 11 nr. I greatly prefer them to anr kind; but you Ear oxcel mo in tho softness and elastic character of your ' carded " wools.— I am To Mi-Albert Potter, Hamilton ICast, Auckland, April 2.\ \s;n- i , enify that I have carefully examined Honiespecmiens of" carded" Wool, pnp.-.red by J!r lv U er of W-ikato Ihcy a.vo bcau-ifuliy clean, frco from any dis auyeeLblo ™ell; and hi my opinion aro very Mutable for would be very elastic M^CS L OI1^' tob!o---TlIos.B. Kkndekdinb I have carefully examined tho two samples of Wool which you gavu mo, anrt find them oxcea >loa?« freo f'"om inicll, and admirably fltted" for tho manufacture of Mattresses and C-nshiocs, 0110 of which I also inspected. I con- Bider a well-made Wool Mattress moro healthy nnd comfortable than a feather bed • and iudir ing from tho samples I saw in your possession I can most conscientiously recommend the materials and tho work.—Cha?. F. Gold^roro M.D., Fellow of tho Royal College of PhysiSan' eto.-To Mr Albert Potter. Hamilton Watoto: THE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE Containing Pofuxar and Standabd ! boxes and Pieces, Eto. x n.C °r^ T TKN T s O F No, 1 : ss^s^ssses^ss?* DiMen i 1 i-^ v', n J!:Jesclo?e tho Window, Rosabel •1. Ivathleen oC iiilkonay, Milliard 0. homebody* Coming when the Dewdropa Fall. Macv b. Johnny Morgan (Popular Comio Song), Fit ohett 7. The " Times" (Polka), F. Band a. Grandfather's Home 'Companion song to Grandfather's Dock), F. West ,»• we are Two Roving Minstrels (Duet), Parry 10. Mc^orley's Twins (Comic), Phillips 11. Still I Love Thee, Lockwood 12. Idary of Argyle, Nel3on CO N TKN T S O F NO. 2 1. Tho Fairy Weddi ng (Wall z), J. W. Turner 2. Mountain 801 l ( chnttis-he). Kinkel 3. Blue Danube (Waltz), Strauss i. Still Thine Own, J. a. Thomas 5. When the Green Laavea Come Again, Sir H. Bi3hop 0. Blnmenlieii, Lango 7. Waiting, H. Milliard 8. Gipsy's Warning, Coard 9. Won't you Buy my Pretty Flowers, Pers -10. Queen of the Night, Thomas 11. Ah! Mover deem my love can change J R Thomas. ' 12. Little Snowwhite Blossoms, C. A. Whito SOLE AGENCY— QUESW Sl'liKKl1 AHD VyiiCAN hASSi