Printed and pnbllshoa ot the Propnetor- Henry Strti', of Symonds-.trcet, at his General Steam Printing Oltloe, \Vyndham, Btreet.in tho Province of Auckland, Now Zea land. Saturday.] Sefiemheh 18, 1830.

tm_ AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. SEPTEMBER 18.



(Auctions. TJEGULAK SALES JL*. o» LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL IPRODUDE Aro held by tho undersigned as follows :— On each Thursday, at Remucra, tho Principal Market for Fat Stock of all descriptions On each Friday, in Auckland, at tho Haymarkot, for Horses, Carriages, Harnoßß, Hay, Corn, Seeds, Implements, &o. On each Tueaday, at tho Haymarkot, for Wool Sheepskins, Hides,! Tallow, &c„ at 12 O clock At Waiuku, on tho first Saturday in each month, At Pukekoho, on tho ilrat Monday in each month At Drurv, on tho third Wednesday ln each At Papakura, on tho last Wednesday In each month At Quoen'a Redoubt, On each Monday before tho third Wednoeday in tbo months of Febru ary, April, Juno, August, Ootobor, and December Cnttlo Fairs spoolnlly advertised Shcop Fairs specially advortiscd.' ALFRED BUCKLAND. riOUNIKY CATTLE ALES. Pai'Akuba—Woiliiesday, Soptombor 29. ALFRED BUCKLAND. "wiDNESDAYi SEPTEMBER 29. PAPAKURA V A R D S. FOR Sale, on Wodnosdny, September 29, at 12 o'c:ock, 200 HEAD GOOD CATTLE, including 100 Head from tho North. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. REMUERA CATTLE FAIR. milE SECOND OE 'THE SEASON will bo hold at Romuern, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. Entries aro requested not later then FRIDAY, October 8, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. J UN C T I O N YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tueaday next, 30 PRIME FAT CATTLF, from tho Sand hills 30 Fat Oxen, from Hawora 20 Fat Cattle, from tho neighbourhood 100 Fat Sheep, from Hawora and Whangarel Fat Lambs, Veal Calves. Also, Dairy Cows, Storo Cattlo Calves, Yearlings, &c. Fat and Store Pigs. At 1 o'clock sharp. HUNTER &~NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. WAIUKU SPRING SALES, rjIHE Undersigned will hold their First I Fpring Salo at tho Waiuku Yards, on Wednesday, September 22, When a largo number of Mixed Storo Cattle will bo yarded. AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. SPRING CATT L E FAIR. PAPAKURA. friHE Undersigned will hold their Second L Cattlo Fair of the Season, at the Popakura Yards, on Monday, October i. Intending Vendors will pleaso send in Entries not later than Thursday, September 30. HUNTER & NOLAN. B. TONKS] [U. C. CARR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. LEASE OF RIGHT TO GRAZE MOUNT EDEN. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Mount Kden Domain Board to Lease by auction on FrHay, the 21th last, at 12 o'clock. Tho Right to Graze tho Mount Edon Domain for a period of Twelve Months, from the lat of October, ISSO. Conditions can be scon at office of auctioneers. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. TO FISHERMEN AND OTHERS. FISHING NETS. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Monday, 20th in3t., at 11 o'clock, 2 Stationary Nets, 00fathoms 3 and 1 fathoms deep 3 Draw Nets, 20n, 150 and CO fathoms, allbest American Line B. TONKS.J [B. C. CABlt. AT AN EARLY DATE. AMERICAN ORGANS 1 AMERICAN ORGANS ! ! GEKMAN PIANOS ! I ! B. TONKS & CO. WILL Sell, at an early date next week, li AMERICAN ORGANS, 7 to 17 stops. Suitable for Church, Concert, or Drawing-room. 5 Iron-bound German Pianos, by Nenfold and Neumeyen. Now on viow. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. EXTENSIVE [CLEARING OUT SALE- At the Stores Recently Occupied by Messrs G. W. Owest & Co., Fort-stkeet. SUGAR, WRAPPING PAPERS, PAPER BAGS WASHBOARDS, CORKS, CLOTHES PEGS VEBMICILLI, BLACKING, CLAY PIPES BATH BRICKS, SAUCK, SALT, ESSENCES BLUE, BAKING POWDER, CHUTNEY CASTOR OIL, POTTiID MEAT, CAPERS FULLER'S EARTH, TICKLES, FRUITS KNIFE BOARDS, SPICE, SOAP POWDER ARROWROOT, MUSTARD CHOCOLATE AND SULK, SALMON, JAMS PASTILEB, PEEL, LOLLIHS, RAISINS STARCH, CREAM TARTAR, TARTARIC ACID BROOMS, CLOTHES LINES, TOBACCO, VFSTAB WALNUTS, ARROWROOT, SALTPETRE EAPE SEED, NEW TRUCKS, PAINT FRENCH POLISH, TURPENTINE, NAILS BLOCKS, &C, &C, &C. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on the premises lately occupied ' by Messra (+. W. Owen and Co., Fort street on Tuesday next, September 21, at 11 o'clock, I A LARGE QUANTITY Off THE ABOVE, i No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS, i Merchants and Auctioneers. \ **- * ! THE WORKING MEN'S GROCER.- . Ci'iY Maiikkt.-U. L. Mkkk takes this ' opportunity of thanking bis Customers for tho ' vory liberal support tboy have favoured him . with since commencing ImaineFS, and tuists, that by a strict attention to business, together with civility, diapatoh, and a good article, 0 merit a continuance 0' tho same. R.L.M. would call special attention to bis Stock of New Sea- _ son's Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture c at 2s 64 per lb. Ho also calls attention to h's Groceries, which in prico and quality cannot bo surpassed. His provision!, are in pnmo condi tion: the Best Canterbury and Walroa Cheese, which only requires a trial to b'i appreciated, and at prices so low as to come within the reach of all. Ho has groat pleasure in announcing to his patrons and the general publio that his rapidly Increasing trade has induced him to make arrangements for a constant supply of the Best Fresh Butter obtainable in this provinoo for their boneflt, co that thsy may rolyupon getting a really good articlo at a small cost, his motto buing. Small profits and quick returns.— Note tho Address: R. L. MEKIC, lat Shop inside v City Markot, entrance off Quoen-Btreot, Auok land. — Families waited upon for orders, and goods delivered. ni ■■ lr Vi TBRIEBLEY'S AUCKLAND AND b ONEHUNGA 'BUS. t TIME TABLE. Leaves Auckland Leaves Onehunga Opposite Grejhomid Hotel) (llardlngton'B Hotel 1 p.m. 10.45 a.m. "V ,____. S.3op.m. a 30 p.m. k«- *"""■■ L 30...0, 0 HLnMMHHiitiiite



Damoier's Wonderful Bargains. 001. IN THE WINDOW at the X following articles :—Ladles Felt Hoots, 2s Gd tho pair ; Children's do, is; Ladies' Patont Leather 80018, Is 6d; Ladies' and Gents' Slip pors, lBlid: Children's Good and Pretty Socks, Id tlio pair; Men's do, 3d; Ladles' Hose, 3_d; Blind Tassels, 2d each; Pretty Albums, Is; Picture Crosses, for framing, 2.1 each ; Men's Shirt Suites, with patent fasteners. Is tlio suite; Ladies Illnck Hat Ornaments, 3d each ; Towels, 2Jtl. All tho above aro in Ihc window, and are Great Bargains. In tho Wukcllcld-strcot win dow you will boo—the Frilling at 2d tbo yard, Men's Scarves at lid, ami other Bargains. On tho counter you will sco tho following:—Ladies' Linen Cull's, lid tho pair: Ladies' Umbrellas, 2a 3d ; Girls' Straw Hats, fit 0.1; Flowers, Od the bunch; Stand-Up Collar?, 2d the box: Plush, Is Cd the yard; thirtysix-yard pieces ot Grey Braid, 3d the plooo; Shoots of Pins.thrco for 2d ; Skeins Of Silk, Id tho dOK ; and in othor parts of tbo shop you will find Barry's celebrated Tricopherous. 12s lid tbo dor. or Is 2d tho bottlo; Mats, 6 in a Bet, for Is lid; Lar«o Antimacassar, Oil; Men's Superior Scarves, Black or Coloured, 1b; Ladies' Wool do, over 2 yds long and .yd wide, 9d; Ladies' Lambswool do. tho same ntso, Is; Mcc Sponges, Is each; Ladies' Hair Frisottcs. for the hair. 3 for till. Fresh Lot of cheap Calicos, Towelling and Brown Holland; bilk Squares, Whito and and Coloured, Gd; Ladies' White Handkerchiefs, Id: American Leather, for tabic covers, I 3 the yard ; Damask do, 2s Gd each. Tho duty, I believe, on curds is fid the pack t nevertheless, I will sell thorn at Dithopaok; Morloy's Knit ting Cotton, numbers .' lo 11, Is Od the lb ; Clark's rclt bfatod reels (-00 yards) ot Sewing Cotton, Is lOd the doz, or 2d thoreel; l lark's Crochet Cotton, 2_d tho hank; Stay Busies, 2d and Id llio pair; Spoon do, 8d ; 1 indies' and Girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id. (.01110 and sco tho now lot of Kye Glasses, at Is; ami the now Gorman Silver and Steel Sp.ciuc:cs, also at Is ; Beading nlnws, lid and la 3d; WorkboxoP, reduced to 2s Glcivh. Toil 1110 School-musters my Slate Pencils aro 6d the box of 100, and if they are as sensible as they ought to b., I shallsell an onormous quantity of them; Slates, 3d each. Come and bo.t tho Flannel, nt Is 3d the yard; Turki.h Towels, lOd each; Ladies'anil Girls' Hair Nets, Id each, no higher prico ; Superior Piano Music, consisting of Operatioand oilier Songs, :vs well as Dances; Lyon's Knthrion, many prefer it to Tricopherotis, Sd the bottle; Florida Water. 2. tho boltlo; Ladies' Kid Olov.s, Is and 2-i tho pair; Furniture Trimming, 2 inchoj wide, 2d tlio yard; a few Men's Tliies Warm Capn, including Glongary, Is Gd each, worth 3s (iJ ; Boys' do. Is: a very Supoiier Lot of Men's nnd llovs' French PeeK Caps, Is Gil. worth 3s; Hoys' Hard Felt Hats, 2s; Men and Boys' Soft do, 3s Gd ; Men's Braco«, Sd ; Boys' do, Gd; Stay l.nccs, noirly 2 yards long, 2 lor Id or cd tho do."; Oirls' Straw Hats, ■Id; Good Violin and How, 2as ; Wincey, 3Jd a1 d l.d the yd, no higher i-rice; Wincey SkirtsC.adies and girls)', 2s Oil each ; Men's Drawers (llaonol or cotton), Us fid the pair; nico lot of Ribbons at Cd the yard: Children's Auckland mado Hoots, at cost prico: Gent's ."'carves for folding, li each; Boys' Shirts, Is lid ; Men's do.. %i Gd: Where o:so can you get English ruled Noto Pater at 2d tlio quire, nun .envelopes at 2d the packet of 25! Peer.ess Gloss for shining Boots without brushes, yd tho boltlo; largo quantity of Dress Buttons, 2d tho doz: Slate Lin.'in;, 3d tho yard; Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes Cor Is ; Ball Dresses, reduced from 203 to Os; Slato Lining. 3d tho yard; W rest End Cellars, sizo 11, 3d the box. worth lOd ; Ladies' Stays, Is Gd the pair; Dimity, 10J tho yard; Hair Brushes, Is; Infants' Soft Brushes, Is; Nail td and Tooth do, U;afewof the Grand Cloth Brushes loft at Is nnd Is Od ; Crapo Trimming, Id tho yard; Fan de Colo, no and oilier Scuts, Gd the bottlo; Workboxox, 2_ (i loach ; Wedding Rings, 2d ; Military Braid, 2 yards Id ; Cork Soles, Id pair; Cushion Cord, id the doz ynrls ; 1 yard Tape Measures, Id each; Whito Braid, id the doz yards; Black and Whito Berlin Wool 3d the doz skeins ; other colours lA. A grand show in tho shop of tlio abovo, also of Fingering Wcol at 3d tho hank ; Piping Cord, 18 knots for 0.1. What will) ou Ladies do when my Girls' Splor.di I Kibbed Hose at Gd are all gono.-D aM PIER'S Wondtrful Bargalcs, corner of Upper Queen street INDIA AN 11 CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, INDIA TEAS DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA. Tho undersigned has just rooelvod a Parcol of tho ab.vo, comprising Vjeky Ciioick Fiowkuy Assam Pekoe and Ass tM Pekoe Souchong Kinds. Thoy aro Delicious Teas, being pungent, fragrant, and of high-c'ns3 flavour ; they will bo offered for salo eithor as Pi he assiMS or as blended in my 2s, 2a Gd, and 3i Mixtures. CIIKAP LINES FOR THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES : Broken Congou, Is Sd per lb or albs, for 7s GI. Ex To Anau—loo boxes Fine Congou, at 2ls per box. Xx Rotomahuna. &C.-S8 boxes Cnoioo Breakfast .Congou, at 27s per box; 50 boxes -"porm Candlos, OJd per lb. by the box; Corn flour, Gd per lb.; Split Peas. 3d. orGlbs. for ls3J; Best Treac:e, sdporlb. or Gibs, for 2s3d ; Choco late. Id per cako ; Brown Windsor Soap (a lot ot lit, 6 to ,lb.l, only 2d per cako ; Mus tard Pickles, lOd per bottle; Now Cocoa, lid per packet; Assorted Jams G-i 6d por dozen. A few moro of tbo Is 3d Ameri can Brooms; to in time: tho maker has failed. Finest American Honey, Is 3d per 21b. lin; Virgin Honey, Sd per lb. weighed out. A few of last season's Potted Meats (Goodhall and Backhouse's) will be cold at Sil per tin to clear: Keiller'a Marmalade, i's per doz; a jobiinoof Tart Fruits, at Sid per tin; ditto Chorol.te and Milk, Is per tin; sliahtiy damaged Clothes Pegs, S dozen for Gd, Ex ' Rotomahana," ' To Anau,' ' Rinparooma.' etc.: G.OOOlbs. choicest iimxtis AMKHIOAN PLUG TOBACCO, comprisii g—Venus, Vir ginia Honoy Dow, hlower of All Nations, Wat-rlily, Triumph of tho Age, Tin Tag, Ovor the Water, Crowu, Two Seas, &c. F, WHITEHEAD, Wholesale & Retail Tba Dealer. and Importer of Toiiacco & Cigars, Victoria-street. Auckland, And Tobacconist, Oueen-stkkkt. fciadCllftr-cr. TO CASH PURCHASERS OF S !/^ V MAKER 2 ■H \'\><m___mimlS W \\w l ONE MONTH ONLY. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. WS. JONES • Having just landed ex 'LochDoon and ' Scott'sh Lassie' a largo assortment of all binds of HARNESS MOUNTINGS, be is now prepared to execute all orders for Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horso, Gig or Dog Curt, Single or Tandem. Always on hand, a Larcie Stock of CAB, 3PRING CAltr, DRAY AND FARM HARNESS. W.H.J, has always a largo general Btock, com prising Racing, Steeplochaso, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter llorsoc!otbing. Valise?, Portman teaus, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. ELLIMAN'S EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A largo stock of latest improved extra strong PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 60s. W. S. JONES, QUEEN-STRKKIT, AUCKLAND. wansmittts. DEVITT, Gunmaker, MM, Queen -9 street, Auckland, opposito tho Market house. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock and to arrivo by direct, importation from Kngland made to advertlsera own order.—Chokebnro Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Hieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Gam. Ba. 8, Gun Cases, Powdor Flasks, Shot Pouches, and overy articlo nccessury to completo tho outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of overy description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders aro imported direct from tho makers by tbo the advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for tho Kniiold, Snidor mid Torry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Casts, Chilled Shot and othorspeci ilitic3 always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, He., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired it reasonable prices. Notice.- Juat to hand, a ot of good serviceable C. F. Chokeboro Hreech ouding Guns cheap. Tlio largest Btock In Auckland to ohoOBO from. Also, in stock, a urge assortment of Fireworks of tho beat niulity. Fishing Tucklo Venetian BlmaS A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND f_L ACTORY, iOKrJJKIR OF COOKJAND GREY STREETS 'ENETIAN BLINDS I VENETIAN ' BLINDS I : Mado of tho best Californlan Pino, guaranteed , otto warp or twist. Our Blinds surpass all nportod Blinds, Wood or Iron. We havo a ! cry large stock of well-seasoned Pino Tim- J 1! 0 a. Lar£° stook of VENETIAN ; L.INHB on hand, assorted sizes. Wiro Gauze ' Unas mado to order, and forward to all parts ■ . t.tho Col jny at tho shortest notice. ' „ A. &A. BUSBI ' (Lata M. Hobton Bushy). i riINKTIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRK ! "WORKERS IRNER OF COOK.AND QUKY STREKTS '



Land and Estate Agents. -VVT E METCALFE ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, No. 29, Insurance Buildings. Tho advorliaor, having had 17 ycarß' ex perience, and being iiitimatoly acquainted with all properties now in his hands for salo, can aibisc intending Settlers in their choice ot land. FAUMS.from .10 to 8,000 aorea, on hand. Full particulars on application. Several good In vestments for Capitalists. Commissions of ovory description exocutod for Country Scttlera at low rates. XpORSALE REMARKABLY CHEAP), A Compact ISLAND of about 100 acroa good land ; good house, orchard and vinery: about twolvo miles from Auckland. Steamers ihibs threo or four times dally. A Nlco Little FARM ot 60 acreß-ono • half cultivated, and a good llvo-roomed houso, &0., upon it, iv tho Wainui district. Price very low. A Good FARM of 151 ncron, largo orchard, good house, and Iluildings—nine miles by road 1 uud twolvo by water—with good crock frontage. ASnugHOM STEAD of IGO acroa good land houso and buildings i paddocks feno d with ; quick thorn fences ; stock, implements, Sec, _c. : I All really Cheap. Diatanco about thirty miloa : i from town. Owner leaving for Kngland. • I ONE HUNDRED ACRES GOOD LAND ; forty acres in grass and fonocd, balance bush 1 and forn—at I'apiuolto: thirtcou milea from 1 | town. Prico very low. ' I Two Good NEW COTTAGE-I of five rooms ■ ! each, In Newton. Albo, two good Allotmonta, ■ ,";! x 100 feet each, drained and planted with choice trees. Ono Allotment, 111 x ICO foot, corner of Commercial Road aud Great Worth : Road, Newton. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, LAND AGENT. S. (JLUBEN-STRRKT p HAS. Ay IL L I A MS O N, HOUSE. LAND, AND ESTATK AGENT, Vuloan Lank, Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST Collootod. MONEY Invosted for Capitalists on flrst-01088 soouritiea. without Chaiuik. Skvbn por oont, allowed on deposits until investod. , MORTGAGES and LOANS Nogotlatod. I SHARKS Bought or Sold to ordor. | ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PER roOT I— Homo-stroet, 20/ AViiliam-streot, 15/ Berosford-street, GO/ Duko-stroot, 28/ I View Road. 30/ Cook-street. ;C!) I Poroivul Parado, 35/ Edwln-atreot, 21/ l Wood-street, 15/ Goorgo-atreet, £1 Orattan-stroot, 12/ Vlctoria-Btroot, £10 Randolph-street, 10/ Kybor Pass, 80/ j Wyndham-street, £1010'Qraf ton Road,os/ I William-stroot, 60/ Nolson-Btroot. 10/ Short-street, £0 Vino-stroot, 10/ Franklin Road, (10/ Shtll. Beach Road, 30/ I Union-street, 20/ l.ivorpool-stroot, 10/ Symonds-streot. £5 Mount Eden. £1 Hackott-atreot, 35/ Proßpoot-utroet, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 35/ Also, in various othor streets at low rates. -£9f)f)f) TO LEND, In Sums of £10 and up cfm-—\j\j\j wards, on good BoeuritlcH 4?J'>n-Vor y Comfortablo FAMILY RE3l **"" DEN'CE (new) for salo, with water frontage; ovory convenience. £OQf)—Five-roomed HOUSE (new), Nowlon c*_/-/uu Road,stable, &o.; two frontages ; two allotments. 13C NSUNBY—ViIIa Keßidonco for salo, six •ooms, stabling, out-otllces, &c.; 2 aorea, orcliD rd, &c; largo frontage to two stroots j splendid viow of river. ivj km—Now Savon-roomed House for sale in -t"J"v Parnell. Hoantifut viow. Also, Fivo roomed Houbo at £330. Sir-roomed House, £.W. r II n—New Six roomed House for Sale, in ■^ iv Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid view of harbour. £'20 1~ NKW HOUSE for salo In West-street, * Ul' Newton, fcnoar Karangahapo road. E'tay terms. p UAFTuN ROAD,-!). Acres to let (with VT (Houso) en lease ; cheap. 2J yet.r_ to run. 15ANMURE.— House and aoro of ground for sale ; ilne-it position. Easy terms. I?Qf)Cl—Six-roomed iHoubo, all finished, for *"uu ealoin Lincoln-street; largo allotment. -goi a—New Houbo in Brown-street for Sale, cuo iv neal . Ponsonby Road ; two tanks COLLEGE ROAD -Commodious Family Resi dence for Sale ; Gas and Water laid on. i?O9 A—Four-roomed House (now) for sale, in t*/-j_j 1/ Newton ; largo allotment. MOUNT KDi-N—Seven-roomed Honso and Stablo ; large allotment. Prico. £3^o. -PI S0~ *"or Sal° ln Newton, a Four-roomed *lou Houso and nice garden, love!. SHOPS in High-street, Karangahape Road, and Freeman's Bay, for tale, cheap. J?oqn—Six roomed HOUSE for silo in Par ~ ou noil ; quite new. Easy terms. ROKEBY-STRKET -Houso aud Allotments for salo, together or separately. J?o^fl—Five-roomed Houooand Workshop, oft JJ_O\J college. Road, for sale ; well finished throughout, quito now; two verandahs. £4iM)" —Now House in Park Road, nine rooms, ~'i"u for Sale. Splendid view.—Also very comfortablo House of seven rooms; largo gar den ; lino viow. Easy terms.-Allotments also for sale cheap i>-|AKA-VILLA RESIDENCE for Salo, nt _j i-\JO\J u oun t Albert, possessing ono of tho finest views in tho district.—Also, two acres ad joining for sale. G1 RE V-STREET—Six-roomed Houso (now) for I" sale. Largo allotment. Albo, two shops, dotached workshop &c, on very easy terms. liUKKKOHE EAST.—Fine Farm of 107 acres for Sale, near Railway-station. Comfortable bomestrad : littlo bush ; £110a per aero. I^EAFIKLD ROAD. — comfortablo Cottige, O out-houseß, &c , for Sale, on easy terma. ISAPAKUKA Six Acres of Land for Salo for £35. Karaka.—llo acres for £100. MOUNT EDEN—Large New Houso, fitted with evory convenlonco (two acres of land), for salo. Fine viow. p Q A A—Five-roomed Houso for Salo inNolson- Asovv street. Garden, tanka, &c. IfARMS also For Sale at Hnnna, Monnt Eden, •*■ Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokoriki, Man gero, Paremoromo.Kast Tamaki.Stokca's Point, Waitakerel, Henderson's Crook, Papatoitol, Romuora, Cambridge, Little.and Big Omaha, Karioi, Rlverhead. Morningsldo, .Mahurangi, Wainui, Omaru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Mer cury Bay, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhlwha, Papakura, &c. Also, Bee list in New Zealand Bcrald and Weekly Newt. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT VULCAN LANB J. M. LE * N° x ESTATE AOENT AND VAI.ITATOB. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. No Charge to Lkndkh or Investor. CITY— a Bargain—A commodious 12-roomed Residence in Grey-street, freehold allotment _■! x 190: suitabb) either for a family residence or for a lodging-house. Tho houso is all newly built and beautiiully finished, and is only a few minutea' walk from Queen-street. Price, £900; £350 cash — balance can remain upon the pro perty.—J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent. IT* ARM of 307 acres at Dairy Flat. 16 miloa from X Sioke's Point. There is an 8-roomed resi dence upon tho farm, together with all neces sary outbuildings. There is also a good orchard, n which is planted about 200 apple trees and a great varioty of other fruit trees. There ore 10 acres in grass. The remainder is mostly good flat land; all ploughablo, and well euited for wheat and other grnßßes, Price, £920.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, rpo F A HMER..- A line Homestead of 61 acres, X about 12 miles from the city by a good metalled roari. The house contains fivo rooms, together with barn, cowaned, and every con venience. Price, £1,000 ; £200 cash—the balance can remain for live years at 7 per cent. Stock and crop at a valuation.—J. M. Lennox. -P.I QA— a BARGAIN.—Cottage ot four rooms *iou in Parnell. Price,£l3o.-J. M.Lennox. YILTi A, containing eight rooms, near tho Pah Farm, with 30 acres of freeho'd. Ono of tho most beautiful Bites in the district. Therois a two stall stable, cow-shed, &o. Price, £1,200. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. TO FARMERS (a bargain).—Farm of 90 acres in the East Tamaki; 10 acres in grass. Price. £150.— J. M. Lenrox, Estate Agent. i? 1 KM CASH-Balanco can remain on tho Jj_o\J property.—A Four-roomed VERAN DAH COTTAGE, with stables, cow-hod, and G acres of first class freehold, 'ihe property is beautifully eiluatod, and is only half-an hour's walk from Queen-Btreet. This property will be sold at sacrifice. Prico, £100.— J. M. Lonnox, Katate Agent. rr\o FARMERS-A really first-class; Farm of L 571 acres, mostly in grass or crops. This is some of the best land In tho Waikato, and 1b only two and three quarter miles from a railway station. To a bond tide Bottler this is a first class opportunity. Price low; terms easy.—J. M. Lennox Estate Agent. "9170— A good littlo HOMESTEAD, with .2 - x>— 1 o acre 30 f freehold—3l acres of which are in grass. There is a five-roomed Houae upon , the property, This is a flrst-clses little home stead, and is only one mile from a rah way Bta tion. Price, £273.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. .pOKA—Five-roomed COTTAGE in Parnell, jj_o\j j n a fl nej Wealthy situation. Price, £25a—J. M. Lennox. PUKEKOHE WEST.-Fnrm of 200 Acres, adjoining Buckland and Shepherd's; good land. Prico, oos per acre.—J. M. Lennox, po/in—SIX-HOOMKD HOUSE on'freehold X/o\j\i allotment in the city. Price £300; £100 cash, balance can remain upon the property.— _ J' M. Lonnox, Estate Agont. I EIGHT -ROOMED COTTAGE, in Newton 1 Road, with allotment, 33 x 09. A Bargain, Price, £280.— J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent. t» ACRES fronting the Kybor Pass Road /V Price, £150.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent Auckland. CHa PEL-STREET.-Two Houses with Free hold Allotment. Price, £320.—Apply to J. M. Lennox Kstato Agent, Auckland. CIRAFTON HOAD-A Bargain.-House of 7 IT rooms, with large freehold allotment run ning back to the Domain; let for 17s Cd per week. Prico '£350.— J. M. Lennox. ; rpo FARMERS—A bargain.—A Farm of 107 ' J. acres in East Pukekohe, about 50 acres in I grass; a 5-roomed Houso and every conveni ence. Price, £190.—Terms can bo arranged.— J. M. Lennox, KBtate Agent, Auckland. rpo FA RMERS.—One of the flnestlittle Farms X In the country. There are 150 acres of first class land, all laid down in English grass's, a comfortable dwelling-house (quite new), and other outbuildings. Price £1,800. Tcrmßcanbo !,, arranged.—J. M. Lennox, H state Agent. -1 rpo FARMERS—A Bargain-O oot the best X littlo Dairy Farms in the Waikato.! Thero are 150 acres, mostly in the best grasses, all fenced, and with a Cottage built thereon. There are 17 lino dairy cows, 19 calves, 19 store cattle, and 1 horso. Price, for xarm, stock, &c„ only £1,400. Tho owner is leaving tho country.— J. M. Lennox. Estato Agent, Auckland. rpo FARMERS-A Bargain.-Farm ot 256 X acres, 150 acres of which aro In grass. This first- class farm is situated at the junction o, Dt two roads, and Is near a railway station. "' Price £1 10s per acre.—J. M. Lcr.nox, Estate I Agent. j O FARMERS and Others.—One of the I X Choicest Farms in tho Province. There are 'iy !17 acres within 8 miles of tho city ; quality of j,, and cannot bo excelled: large nme-roomod jr osidenco.—J. M. lonnox. Estate Agent. ... _r For Houses, Harms, and Allotments, see ny long advertisemout in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent, Auckland.



Land and Estate Agents. Tm J. MOSS AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS., CORNER OF O'CONNELL AND SEORT LAND-STREETS. Properties entrusted to us for Salo wiil have the additional advantage of being placed m MOSS, RAINE & CO.'S CENTRAL REG :STIIY ln Wellington. 171 O It SAL E.— . Woll-built 8-roomed Houso in Park Road Comfortablo Largo New Houso in llo muera, 10 minutes' walk from Railway Station, F. J. MO3S & CO. O U R A L LANDS. MOO acres ) Two very lino blocks in tho ijbO aorea f Waikato District 280 acres, near Pukokoho DIKII) acres, about 3. miles from Auoklat.il ■101)0 ttcreb line Land, near a Railway Station 1300 acroa vory line Improved Land, with Dwulliug-housound every convenience 10,000 acres Biuh Land, Wauganul Distiiet, very superior quality, mid takes grass by surlaoo sowing 111,000 acres Bush Lund, Wanganui District; to bo sold cheap 012 aorea Agricultural Land, in two bocks, near tho Wairoa River And a variety of oilier Properties to be sold on oasy terms, and of which further information may be obtained on application to F. J. M 033 fc CO. 171 O R S A L E . Saw-mill, and valuablo Freehold in con nection therewith : the whole in full working order, and to bo bougl't on tho easiest terms. Also, A lucrative Eodawater and I.oin.nado Busi ncßS in an adjoining province. F. J. MOSS & C_>. 171 O It SAL E . Faithfully-built Paddlo Steamor, 73 tons, and 75 horse-power. Every improvement, and draws only I. feet of water when loaded. Apply to F. J. MOSS & CO. TWISW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPAN Y. Wo are Agents for tho abovo Company which has 100,1,00 acres Splendid Agricultural Lund open for selection on the eaalo.it tonus. Plans und turthor Information on application to F. J. MOSS & CO. QUE 10 P R U N. 10,000 acres on East Coast, one-third rich land, remainder downs. Takes grass by surface sowing. 6000 acres in grass. This lino propel ty, fern oil and with 10.(100 sheep to bo bought cheap, and a largo portion of tho purchase money to ho loft at long dated nioit gage. A rare opportunity to obtain a flrst-rato run. Apply to F. J. MOSS & CO. Xi O R S A L E -100 Shares In tho Groy Gas Company. Divi dend lust half year at tho ruto of 16 per oent. per annum. F. J. MOSS & CO. MONEY T O L E N I) in largo or small stuns, at current rates, on freehold seeuiity. A pply to F. J. MOSS & CO. O 0. GREENWOOD, JLV« AUCTIONEER HOUSE. LAND. AND ESTATE AGENT COI.NKK OF SIIOItTI.AND-STUICKT. WANTKD— Intending Purchniors of Farms, Land, or Houses, to call .it my olllco for printed lists. A FIRST-RATE Bush Farm, consisting of iV 111) acres good land; 100 nc:es improwd and In grass, remnindor kuuri and totaru biuh ; 3 x-roomed house, store, bto-kyard, uut-hou:cs, garden, &c. Price, .CiOO. FOR SALE, 00 Acres of Alluvia! Bush Land, containing puriri and otnur valuable tim ber, bordered by road and creek, being lot 170. Parish ot Hiinu., and Immediately behind Mr Doll's property, four liiilea from Papakura rail way station. Prico low. FARM for Sale consisting of '-00 ncrcs of rich land ; 150 acres good bush, 50 acres open flat, partly laid down in gcol clover and rye grass, 1 acre of gardon ; good Cottage, Stable, &c; -0 miles from Auckland by rail or road (ioutb). Prico, only £550.-29. FOR SALE, at Newmarket, a comfortable Four roomed House and Allotment. 111! x 1)0 .oat: good garden, well,tanks, wash-house,coal and wood shed, etc., etc. Prico £250. Terms easy. FARM for Sale.—A compact littlo Farm of 50 acres good land, all fenced and sub liviilcil, &o; ;i0 acres under plough, 20 acres in grass, &c; 5 roomcii House, Sheds, So , orchard, gar den, &c: 20 miles frcm Auckland by rail. Price, £500.-25. I7IOR SALE. 100 Acret of good Land in tho 1 Waipa (Waikato). Price, £2 an aero.—2l. FOR SALE, three good Kour-roo ed Coltagi s, »11 well tlnishcil, together w' live large level Freehold Allotments, all fet ceil and plan ted, &c, Sec: good wells, outbid dings; lot to good tenants. Siitiato oil' Grca' Noith Road. Prico for lot, £700.—38. FOR SALE, New Five-roomed Houso In Ber's ford street.: welMiiiishod, sec; allotment. 33x90. Price, £320.-30. ITUVEto 'lEV ACRES of good Land for ealo. pituated in the Mount Albert District ; north-easto'n aspect. Price. £12 10s an acre. FOR SALE, three New Four-roomed Veran dah Cottages: thoroughly well ilnished : larno Kreehold Allotments: leneed, Re ; aituatetl near Map.on'a gardens. Parnell. and close to Newmarket. Price,£22s each. Terms euey. FOR SALE, a KOOil Five roomed House and Allotment. 33 x 172 feet; situated in New ton-street ; good 'garden, well, etc,, etc. Prico very low, £150.-20. IT'OR SALIC, two Seven-roomed Houses and Ia.BO Allotment. 127 feet front.te to Wil liam-street by 100 feet to Home-street. Price, £100 each. No. 37. IT'OR SALE, at Whatawhatn, about 1,000 Acres 1 Land, being lot-i 191, 102, 19.'!, 196, 700 acres b-ingaplenilid bush, the remainder mostly im proved, about 200 acres being in grata; two bomeaieads Will bo sold in either ono or two lots. Price. £3 an acre. No. 29. FOR SALK. Nt Northcote, 20 Acres rich Land, all in grass and fenced : new 1-roomori House. Stable, and Gardon, &c, sen frontage magnificent view, well wooded with fuel; price, £30 an acre. This is tho cheapest property at Stoken' Point. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, Sec. &.0., undertaken by B. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, &C, Offlpr: Corner Shortland and Qnoon stronta Sewinsr Machines OEW IN U lyi aodl HE S, TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINEJ o »► y- S§ b -d The?e Machines have now been so long before the public that they havo established a reputa tion for themselves and can be confidently rocommended by hjndreds who pos?eB8 thorn as Buperior to all othera for domoatic use. The new Elliptic Shuttle Movement Is acknowledged on all hands as tho simplest quioteat, and most beautiful motion ovor Id. vented for the pnrposo. The new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and 1b larger than moat others. Soie Agent i T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-Btroot.|| t~ Seu'ino Machines Repaired. W. C. d»*n»^ . The Cheat sewing machine importer, KIIAS JUST HKCKIVKD 1 A Larpc Shipment of the Challenge Machine of the World, rhe white co.s sewing machine The Mo3t Silent. Tbo Cheapest The Moat Rapid The Highest Arm Tho Most Simplo The Largest Table The Mo t Easy to Work The Best Cover The Most Durable Tho Hmplcst Shuttle The Most Elegant The Neatest Stitch 'HE BEST &£WLt>U MACHINE EVER MADE ' Pbice of Hand Machines, £3 10s. t. Also, Always on Hand, a Genuine Singer Friator'& Rcssman Werthcim Stundard t( Howe Company's Wheeler & Wilaon Grovor and Baker's Jones's ABC n Dome-tic And other good makes from „ 3 6d Per Week 1 2s Cd Per Week 1 ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. T Those Machines cm be had of my Agent. :— tv larcroft & Co., Whangarci; Thoa. Wells. Cam ?idgo : Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga ;E. Wnyt3 y amilton; Parnell & Boylan, (Hsborne : Bren in _ Co,, Tauranga; and at other places. rjIHE jQEPOT, w QUEEN-STREET. __________________________! 11 —



riOteiu. mH[IS TL E TTT OTE L. AND WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. Above Theatric Royal, QUEi_N-3TRt_ET,AUCKLAND. M. OALLAGHE R [Late Tiujiks and Cosmopolitan Hotels], PROPRIETOR. m II I S T L E II O T E L, X QUEEN-STItEET, Auckland. SELECT BILLIARD SALOON, containing ono of Bennett's Prize Tallies, tho fas'est and best tables in Now Zealand ; anil Alcock's Hxhi bition Tublo that, took first prize at 1 he Grout Exhibition of ISO 2, the handsomest table in tho Colonies. The rooms arc lofty and well lighted, and the marking moat carefully at tended to. J KARRIGAN. | JLIERRY HOTEL, NOUTIICOTE, -JL LATK STOICEB' POINT, J. MAXWELL, PitOPltlKTOlt. Accoinniodntion for Travellers, Saddlo lIIorHOB on 11 i 1-0 CJTEAMKHS TOItTHK NUKTHERN IO WAII.OA- OTAMATKA. Ann all Stations in tlio ICalpara District, Start from tho Wharf at WALK 1. IIS l< AIP AR A 110 TE L, Railway Station, llelensvillo. Pas cngors for Northern VV'alroa or Otanmtoa, lcav I 1 Auckland, per i. iiy of Cork, at 3 o'clock Mondays, and for Northern Wairoa or Port Albert, per City of Cork, at 3 o'clock on Wed nesdays, will lied Ili'Hl-cluH* accommodation, and ovory guidance, at tho abovo Hotel. A large and well appointed addition has been mado to thu Hotel. New and woll-vontilatod Single and Doublo Bod-rooms. Private and well-furnlshod Sittiiik-roonis up stairs and down. First anil Boeond-oliißs Dining-rooms. Tho llllllanl-rooni is new, and (lttod with ono of Hopkins's and Stiivons'a bOßtß'l'ables, with overy requisite for tbo gnmo. Aloe, WinOß, Spirits, Waters, andlCordlals, of best quality only. Saddle: Houses. Stahlino. Fancy Goods, &c. /CHARLES I^KHbKY & l^O. IMPORTERS OP FANCY GOODS, Q U E I. N S T REE T, (Noxt to Air Kohn, Jeweller). TIIKV IMPOST THKIK OWN dOODS HHHX'T, TllEllt STOCK IS NOW VhllV LAKOE ANO VAIIIED. Thoy havo just unpacked ex Famenoth SIX CASES Contalnln LAWN TENNIS, SEI,TZOCIE»KS, 11HEAD I'LATTEUS, EIC. r A W N ri. E N N I s IN SETS, AND LAWN TENNIS IN SEPARATE PART.-", aa Bats, Balis Nuts, Bat Covbks, &0., vtc, Every variety. "ROLL, BOWL, Oil PITCH," Tho New Outdoor Gamo for Young Pooplo CROQUET, LAWN BOWLS, CKICKi-T ---WAUK, &c. S E L T '/. O (f E N E S, In canoor wire. CHINA ORNAMENTS, Ere. BAGATELLE BOARDS, of best make. In all sizes, and with real Ivory Halls W'otk llnxe-i, Die-ti'iiT Ca-e... Writing Desks. Patent Ailjiisti>l)l^ Chnirs.for ilmwiim-ronm.JtO. AlbuuiH in choice desiuns, band-puiiitcd, &c, Crystal Flower Mtands DOLLS and TOYS ot all kinds Together with a great variety of othor goods, useful and ornamental, suitable for presents,&o. N.H.—To nrrivo per Scottish I n«s'o and I.och uagar. Twenty-Eight Cases of NEW GOODS. —j Medical. rjIK E C T T ESTIMOHY, TO MR GRAVES AICKIN. CHEMIST, AUCKLAND. Sin,—l havo much ploasuro in bearing testi mony respecting tho benefits I have derived by using your Compound Syiup ot Eucalyptus, of Limo and Quinine. I havo been agreatßUfl'eror for tbo last threo yeirs with cheat complaint, during which timo I havo boon frequently nndor the caro of skilful medical men, both in Now Zealand and tho neighbouring colonies, but cannot say I cvor experienced any beneficial offcot from thoir treatmont. Last summer I commenced taking your Limo Mixture, and am happy to inform you that I have been steadily improving weekly ovor since—notwithstand ing two or Ihreo s.vcro colds I havo had this winter—and am now almost freo from com plaint, and can safely say, undoubtedly it is tho host modicino I havo over taken, and as a sooth ing expectorant it i. not to bo equalled. I givo you my name and address, not for publication, but as a guarantco that what I state hero Ib truthful, and should you nt any timo wish to refor any pcraon to me, I shall bo most happy to inform them of tho benclltß to be dorived from a af iir trial of your invaluablo mixture.-1 am, &c, M F.D. (Tho Original Leltor niny bo Been on applica tion.) Many others suiloring from Bronchial and Lung Complaint, havo homo witness to tho un questionable eillciency of a cases [whero tbo usual remedies havo 'aileil. The effoct upon thoso alllicted with that ircadful diseaso CONSUMPTION, and its tindrod chest affections, is best described in the angmigo of ono who experienced benetlt, as 'oilows :-"After commencing the medicine ,ho expectoration came away freely, my cough ippoarcd to bo naturally relioved, and I could hen sleep at night, although it was impossible oget quiet sleep previously—my chest seemed o havo a weight lifted off it, and I could tako a treath with freedom. My appetite is bettor, ,nd I feel altogether stronger, and in a fair way o recovery." This is literally tho language of utny who have tried the Syrup of Eucalyptus vith Ilypophosphites of Lime and Quinine, 'his is a pharmecutieal preparation of genuine rortli, deserving the cordial acceptance of tho I 'acuity und tho Public. SOLD IN BOTTLES AT lis Gd EACH, fANUFACTUREDAT"TIIK PHARMACJ.,' j QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ___ — mms M ... aan



Merchandise. HE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKS! FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THE MAIiKKT, Without Regard to Puice. With tho Machine is furnished- ITemmer Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil Screw driver, Fivo Noodles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed iv strong case, without extra charge. , It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid. Beam, tuck rullle, hemstitch, und gather, and sew on and gat.horat tho sumo time, and will work equally well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk' Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. I—HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1. N jj —This is also adapted for uso on talbcs aiid Treadle, which wo will supply at any timo, of clcgaut American manufacture for £2 5b gjf No. 2—MA CHINK for Treadle uso only, having tho very gn-al ailvaiilngo of being Bet level with the tabic, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand- BOino polished top, complete, reduced to £1! ss. No. 3—MACHINE, with polished covers as abovo, to lock and protect machine, re duced to £7 7a. Whore tho genuine " IIOMI." SHUTTLK MAC lINKH are not procurable wo will send thoni -ticc.t to piirehasers on receipt of roinit tuno reference. I?VKRY(I X N U I N X DOMIC-SHUTTLE SEWING M A C II I N E IS STAMPICD M. M ° 8 B & C°- SOLE-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. Vm~ BEWARE OF GERMAN AND (BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS. 'tt» BOLE IMPORTERS I L. D. N A T II A N _ C ' AUCKLAND. Wo have appointed tbo undersigned Solo Re tall Agent for Auckland, where tho genuine Homo Shuttle Machines aro procurublo by time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition free of charge. J. V. BREDA, SHORTHAND-STREET. £1 F lxX__ G IFT& Tho Proprietors of Wor.ri-.'s AROMATIC Souikdam HoiiNAi'i's, to Induce tho doatrnotion and prevent tho improper uso of iheir wrappers and labels, and Mins further protect tho Public against fraud and ileeoption, tuuo enclosed it tho wrappers o under tlio label on the quart bottlea, Bine- Ist October, IS7J. and continue to end N K?kuv Day' Packing Throtigbout tbo Yoar THREE &V 1 OUDE RS, Which nroarawn upon tho undersigned, and wlll.be cashed by their Agentß. To secure these Gifts tho Public miutfibe careful to ask for, and accept nothing but, tho Genuine Uuolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, With our namo upon tho Top Labol. IAGENTSI L. I). NATII A N & CO., AUCKLAND BR i S r O L' S BUGAH{!|COATICD PILLS. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And are only pills which contain LEPTANDKIN AND PODOPHYLLIN. These two powerful antibillious plantß are a euro cure for all diseases of tho Stomach, LIVKH AND H'IWKI.S, IlKAllACmc, I.V^IO KSTION, Dizziness, Pain in thu Sidk ok Back, and especially BILIOUSNESS. Thoy nover weaken or gripo, unless the Stomach Is very foul, nw\ they aro very EASY T O T A X E. For Sale by all Dnif .(jlsts and Doalera ln WHOLESALE AGENTS 1 L. D. NATHAN _ CO. AUCKLAND /"ORIENTAL TONIC. THE GREAT HAIR RESTORER' Infnlliblo for Renewing, Invigorating, and Boantifying tho Hair, removing Pcurf, Dand rufl, and curing all nH'ctlons of tho 3calp. upon which it has an almost, miraculous ctroet, causing a splendid crop ot Hair to spring up and flourish whero beforo nil was barren. It is dclicloiisly fragrant, refreshing and In vigorating, anil the Hair that is dressed regui larly with this delightful preparation acquire! a softness, lustre, thickness, vigor, and iloxl. bility, that is wonderful. For Salo by all Druggl. ts and Porfumors. Wholosale Agonts L. D. N A. T H A N & CO. AUCKLAND TMPERISHABLE EIHAGKANCE. '___%__\i_%j^ nmk r_H-#B**%_> MURRAY & LANMAN'S CELEBRATED tl LO It 1D A \,y ATE R, JThe iJrhest, most lasting, yet moat dolioate of all Perfumes, for uao on the HANDKERCHIEF, At the TOILET, And intbe BATH. As|thcro aro imitations and counterfoils, alwayß ask for tho Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors, LAMM AN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Salo by all Perfumers. Druggists, and Dealers in Fancy Goods. W 110 LESA Llt AGK NT S L. D. NATII A N _ CO. AUCKLAND BSTAM-I lIHD IN 1532. T>RISTOL'S QARSAPARILLA. f^^Xf :r ~^^ &X>iXM X%- -X) THE GREAT PURIFIER Ot THE BLOJD Tho quickos't and most certain euro for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES, and ULCERS. All kinds oP diseases or sores arising from im uro blood and humours. IT NKVI..I. FAILS In effecting a coinuloto cure, If used a sufficient lenght of timo. For Sulolby all rirugi.-jais 'and Dealers ln i Medioinoß. WHOLKBAI.IC AOKNTH L. D NATHAN A CO. j AUOKLAND, m_m____________________m



Furnishing. fNREAT QiALE OF rpURNITURE, QA.RPETS, AND FLOORCLOTHS' FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY, PREMISES COMING DOWN. TV" INKS & HAL L, Being about to rebuild their premiaes, which will necessitate tho Removal of the Stock, nnd to reduce the abovo havo marked down tbo Prices con siderably, with a LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. T HEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK COMPRISES ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FURNITURE, ' CARPETS, HANGINGS, AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CRETONNES. W. & H. ARE JUST OPENING 'THEIR FIUST SHIPMENT OF THIS SYDNEY EXHIBITION PRIZE MEDAL CARPETS, The best that Ins ever boon exhibited in Auckland, (ho wholo of whioh will bo sold at THE REDUCED PRICES. THE WILSON AND GROVER AND BAKER O E WING ly/jr ACHI NE S AT HALF PRICE. N.8.-THI. SALE WILL ONLY CON TINUE EUR THREE WEEKS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. \VT INKS & TT ALL, SHORTLAND STREET. SALE NOW ON. W 0 R X I N G MEN! NOW THAT WAGES ARE LOW MAKE GOOD USE OF YOUR EARNINGS. W E W.I L L ASS IS T Y0 U I Wo arc Importing our Clothing Direct from the Best and Cheapest Factories in Exglasd, And aro, therefore, in a position to soil at LOWEtt PRICKS than thoy could bo Purchasod from Wholcsalo Houses here. Wb do iOun Own Business, Consequently havo Very Small Expense, which enablos us to Sell CHEAPER THAN ANY;OTHER HOUSE IN AUCKLAND. We, in making this etat'raent DEFY anyone to DISPROVE it. Bolow is a List for a SMALL PORTION of our STOCK:— B. D. Good Working Coals .. _ .. 10 0 Good Working Troußors CO Good Working Vests .. .. _ 1 G Strong Working Shirts 11l Black Cloth Pagets 23 0 Black Cloth Galateas 10 0 Black Cloth Sites _ 9 G Black Cloth Trousers 7 11 Black Cloth Vests _ I ( Blue Cloth Pagets 25 0 Bine Cloth Galateas 18 0 Bluo Cloth Sac. 12 G Undor-.lnnncls 4 0 Merino Undors 2 6 " Merino Pants 1 G Boys'Snsniah Suits 6 0 Beya'Tweed Suits 7 G Boys' Suits, with l>3lts 12 6 Boys' Fancy Doe Suits 12 6 Boys' Black Cloth Suits 18 6 Boys' Yarmouth Sulfa 15 0 Boys'Dovor Suits .. .. .. .. 17 6 Boys'VelvotSuiti 20 0 Boys'Galatoa Suits 20 0 Boyß'Sao Suits .. — .. .. 17 6 Boya' Ovo-coats „ 12 0 FITHNG-ON-ROOM OM THE PREMISES. PHILLIPS' MART, 172, QUEEN-STREET. Oottee Mercnantß |Jk O WN, BA.fc.fißlT _ CO.'S AUCKLAND BTKAiri COFFEE AND SPIOE3MILLS. COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is the boat stimulating I Beverage both for. Winter and Summor. To obtain what you really want, aRk for our Boat Branda, tho EXCELSIOR o* STANDARD, which have außtainod their erood namea over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proof o tholr being consumed and appreciated ln all households throughout nnd even out of our province. tSL Wholesale only at our Aliub and Agents WL Retail at all Grocery Establishments ln Town and Country, £ i£ " -»Vur best 9»o Kxcptfl Brand, green label) qualities.! KoOStanaard ~ red VKverypkgo aH^IUon „ pink „ without .. » ' signature,. ess *§£ g <d*" \ Oui .nwest £~ g jAnohor „ puoel „ I qnalltles, a2^ Crown „ yellow ~ (without our Sao ' Bl Knatnre, Our PEPPERS and.SPICKS we guarantee of Boat Quality, and froo of adulteration. BROWN. 71ARRKTT &'CO. Klllott-streot, inly I'ith 1871). I "M" O T 1 C E. ; On nnd after Monday, the 21st instant, L. < Ticrney's 'Wis will run, nt the hours Bpociilod ] between Auckland und the VVhau. From Auckland : From Whau ', 11.30 a.m. Bn.m. ' 4.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. I Saturdaysl.3o p.m. 8 a.m. ( 10 p.m. 5 p.m. T TIERNEY'S TIME TABLET g Leaven Auckland : Loaves Onehunga: 10.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m. ' li P.m. 5 p.m. 1



TfIOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY LORNK-STREET lIALL UNBEOT4RIAN SUNDAY SERVICES. August 29ni, 1880. This know also: that in tho las'", dajs perilous times shall come. —ir. Timothy, hi,, 1. ONCE a year we make a little departme from our more ordinary strain of thought, to review the position of these special ser vices—which wo have continued now fo: fourteen years. In doing so this year, the above words struck me as singularly appro priate, I.—Our Basis. I do not think that these words of Pun should set us speculating as to any possible coming events, but they should open ou: eyes to look more intensely at the dutici that belong to us, the men and women win have to live and act iv these perilous times When read with that end, they scorn ti assume a more serious meaning year b_ year, 'Ihc unexampled state of con fusion now prevailing in religious thought has had, I think, its natura causes. I have for years endeavoured ti point them out, and also how our peculia: position has been, and is necessitate! thereby. For, however it may appear ti many, these services would not have gom 'in for fouiteen years without some ntccs sity. The secret of the disorganised stati of the Christian churches I have invariably declared to ba the failure to accept am realise the holy practical teachings o Christ, because that would supply the sur I'ronnds of the two most essential things thc thorough unity of the Church, and il answer to unbelief. It is not intellectual! that men ever are or can be in thotougl unity, because truth has inuutnerabli sides to it. Morally, unity is possible am imperative, since' principles of diviu righteousness or holiness converge to point. To say that (he Church has beei full of sec'arinn divisions nnd to say that i lias lost sight of holiness as the suprein end, practically amounts to the same thine And more than practically, for acaref ill analy sis of conduct would show that csscutiall they proceed from the same cause aud b similar processes. As you will invariabl fuiil that when men are supremely anxiou to act rightly, they care very little for th mere forms of life." You remember again ho\ distinctly Christ said that when nil bis fo! lowers were one, the world would know thai they were his disciples. There never coul have been any question as to the tiuth o liivinity of Christianity in the presence of church both undivided and holy. It seem strange that meu will not give this the con sideration it demands. Not for these foni teen years only, but for twice that time, thi is wnat I have beeu pleading for, and to i all my life lias been consecrated. The oui church of Christ will be built on holme* aliuie. lam as content to leave this to tin judgment of time, as I should be if it wer already the avowed conviction of millions Our position is fully explained by tha ■simple view. It is expressed in thesi four propositions : yon can never have th true church except in practical holiness ; oi that basis purely the Church viusi ever I but one; tlicie can be no other basis o_ unity; ami such a religion can never ma with successful opposition fiom without. lo not say it would be univetsally accepted but in its presence opposition and scepli '■ism would be at least silenced. Christ as sorts it as cleatly as he has staled anythiuf —the universal experience of mankind con linns it. To enforce and illustrate it ha; been my only aim. It is possible one migh ask—ls it nut the aim of all who preach I sincerely hope it is. 1 do not doubt it but I cannot see that it is put prominently foiward; that it is wrought into the verj structure of religious organisations ; tbatal doctrines are treated as compaiativcly unim liortant, and til! ecclesiastical arrangement: made subordinate to it. Were it so, i should not feel that any necessity existec for these services. ll.—Our Difficulties. Such a basis, with the kind of aim tha' would arise out of it must necessarily cm us off from many attractions that are now powerful among the religious. But for the sake of no attraction, for the avoidance o: no difficulty could wo, inthe least particular deviate from principles on which we believe the stability of Christiauity to depend. (1). We have cherished none of the ordin ary attractions, in the shape of building, oi ecclesiastical ornameut.of musical or cognate attractions in worship. We have practiced almost Puritan simplicity. This has not been from a want of perception of the value and pleasantness of artistic worship, nor fur the sake of Puritanic plainness in itself. We should do wrong in not recog nising any power for good that may lie in our tcsthetic nature. AYe see no force whatever in the objection to such a thing as instrumental music in worship. I could , feel uo moment and no spot so appropriate for worship as that on which all the beauties of earth and all the glories of heaven were smiling with approving love. But now thai the tendency is so excessively strong to wards a gross materialism, and worship is so largely used to bring men under the sway of the souses, while devotion to the truth on its own account, and the dominion of convictions over the man are so ex tremely rare, I could not look upon it as the work to which a true follower of Christ is called, to depart in the least, from a cease less appeal to men to make tbo discern ment of truth and unflinching fidelity to it the one paramount study of life antl the sold end of religiou. (2). As a matter of course, we have been without the denominational prestige, or influence; aud that in a place like Auckland is considerable. Trades, pro fessions, and callings of all kinds are so mixed up with denominationalism : religious profession is to so large an extent the key to all kinds of worldly positions, that it is not to be expected, in this age oi severe competition, that many would rise above the temptation to facilitate tbeii earthly course by denominational associa tions of which they do not approve, yet in which they may see no great harm. (3). You have most of you heard of the severe criticism which pronounces our Sab bath assemblies " bonnet shows." Without expressing any opinion on that criticism, I may safely say that no one desiring to make any display of dress will ever put a foot within these walls on the Sunday. (4). What is called pastoral visitation I have never recognised as being sustained by any valid reason. I regard it as both the duty and the privilege of every Christian, sympathetically to aid every humau being that needs it; nor have I any doubt that a Christian church after the apostolic mind would breathe a powerfully sympathetic spirit through the whole district. 13ut this clearly belongs to every Christian as such, and cannot be delegated to a minister, who, in this respect, is no more than an ordinary Christian man. I would not hesitate to do anything that could thus benclit any human being. But to tike any means, or to use any pergonal influence whatever, either lo obtain or to retain one single attendant oa these ser vices would seem to my mind, unworthy of the person, and derogatory to the work of a true Christian preacher. The complete absence of proselytism on the one side, while on the other wo have been persistently assailed by it, both publicly and privately, has been an excessive strain, not only on our prosperity, but upon our very existence as a congregation. (o). There is one circumstance that has often occasioned me much anxious thought; because it is a source of weakness which many might think wholly unnecessary 'and unjustifiable. I refer to our want of organization, except of such an extremely simple kiud as scarcely to deserve the name. I have on former occasions pointed out that all the present religious organisa tions are in a state of dissolution, while the extremely unsettled and fluctuating charac ter of the age renders it premature to try to anticipate that new form of social, organised Christian life which we may feci sure God will ultimately bring out of Ihe present chaos. Our position should rather be one of calm and patient waiting, as in the days Christ's appearance. Now the best way to secure members of a congregation is to give them something to do, for which organiza tion provides. It is difficult to induce many to take the higher view which I have con stantly enforced, that common life around us supplies the work tor a Christian in all the innumerable relations that may be made the channel cf the very be-t influences; that to bring the principles of divine righteousness and love to bear on the com mon things of life is better work than any organization ptovidc=, and that such unos tentatious work, on which no eye looks but that of the Almighty Father, is that mo-t in harmony with his thought, and most full of silent benediction for the worker. (G). I must now touch upon another still more serious point. Tho very character of the divine truth pesentGd is certain to alienate many mind--. Our position is this : That withiut denominational and other ordinary attractions we are thrown abso lutely on fhc attractions of tie truth, which, itnid so many conir ot'-attiactions, needs Io be very stiong. Bnt can the pure and holy truth of God be made popularly attractive? Lan it in Auckland, where admittedly, commercial morality, and social principles »euerally are so far from what we could ivish ? The fact that the intellectual is far n advance of the moral character of our leoplc tends terribly to throw the power



into the hands of unprincipled cleverness a.a. ainst plain assertions ot the principles of divine righteousness. The man who will be rigidly true to the lofty principle, of our Christian Faith should bo pre | pared to see men who take to dark practices' I and subtle ways fall away from him • hi should undetstand as a true preacher of righteousness, that the hypocrite cannot ; hold his seat in the congregation j that the declaration of the Lord's will must alienate j those who intend not to observe it. This j docs not mean that he will tot up for any j unattainable peifcction and self-ijohtcona 1 ne?s. We all know the weaknesses of humanity, which are not incompatible with sincere religion. But when a man deliben , tcly lends himself and lus life to practices ' . which he knows, and all know, to be un " righteous, it should, and must, become dillicult, if not impossible, for him to hold a seat in that congregation wbete pure and , undefiled religion is ever before the miM. , of the people. It is but a part of this fame ' thought if strongly pronounced convictions on such matters as war aud intemperance which seem to me so bound up with Chris' tianity that to try and sever them is li|[» ' rending the body of Cbrist-i£ this should i prove anything but attractive to those whose _ calling in any way associates them with these practices. These many years that I ' ( have been preaching it lias become more and more plain to me how hard a task this ' age proves it to speak the tiuth in loy e , without offence. The very fact that no * outward persecution is now tolerated by law, renders it all the more possible for popular taste to become absolutely despotic 2 It is acknowledged mid lanien'ed on the 1 stage, and in the press, as well as in the i pulpit, in all countries.- The stage is £ demoralized by pandering to popular taste • the press is bound hand and foot by the' monied class and the masses; and the pulpit ~ bends to the same influences. The rack the dungeon, and the stake, are gone • but J there remains the one relentless inquisitor and torturer, viz., public prejudice and j populur taste. Many a man who would boldly face the former quails before the a latter, for it has a score of ways of strik ing, wounding and killing, without confer f ing any of the honours of martyrdom. All these things operate indirectly as well , as directly; chieily in that there ate ;; always great numbers of good intentioned religious people who are constitutionally - incapable of standing alone— to whom it y is painful to iind themselves even in a * small minority. The sustaining influence B of numbers is essential to them, especially ' so under the present democratic influences • i to tread the path of redemption against the ._ popular current, would be a heavy burden " ( j to them. We should judge charitably of sucb. While it would be hard to censure for a constitutional weakness, it is clear that we cannot look to such for either help or sympathy in any effort that involves a con. [' flict with the provalent social-religions g tendencies. t 111.-Ouk Duty. b But It is to sucb that wo are called. * Never since the day that Christianity first entered on the arena of conflicting human c thought has the mental struggle been so ' revere and complicated as now. ~ Only those tolerably acquainted with the current litera c ture know how much is at stake and how ' seriously. It is not merely that science '' seeks to lay a basis for human life apart 'C from all religion ; bnt what is even more to I be feared (on Christ's principle—"if the j light that is iv thee be darkness how great is that darkness), religious sects exist now,'.' ' openly proclaiming a gospel of materialism, aud seeking to drag the Bible over to a ° sanction cf the animal philosophy of man * and life. However such science and such " religion may appear iv mutual opposition, they are one in the subtle tendency to , destroy the holiest nnd loftiest influences \ that have blessed humanity. For when | once man is regarded as only a more highly ' developed animal, the sense of the unseen, . the solemnity of the conscience, the near. licss of the Supreme Spirit, must all dis. appear. These great thoughts that have . broken captivities, and given to man , liberty aud brotherhood, finding a place only in the silent depths of the few, will leave humanity as of old, exposed to the inroads of passion and the tyranny of the t strong. The severance of morality and t religion has been the most fatal mistake I made by the church—fatal on both sides. ! A religion without moral purity can avWI f nothing for good. Morality without , religion will be devoid of those elements ; which have made it inherently sublime, and permanently mighty in the eouls of ■ men ; it will posses, neither self sacrifice, f nor the mastery of the spirit over the i senses, nor the subjection of (he human will to, and its inspiration by, the divine ; will. In the crucible of materialism the i almost omnipotent moral belief taught and inspired by Christ will be melted down to the very impotent "method" of securing the greatest amount of happiness or com fort to human beings ; a kind of morality or viit'.e which, as one of its greatest apostles : says, will grow gradually less and less-as I less and less needed-a. man comes nearer . to a true condition. For virtue is made to i rest on the existence of ills that ueed cur ■ ing. The paradise of materialism has the ; singular distinction of dispensing with all the virtues by means of which it has been i evolved. The heaven of divine beneficence i is to be exchanged for the splendid luxury i of enjoyment, wherein no one need concern i himself about anyone else. Such are the ■ results of ivorcing religion nnd morality. : In the midst of these conflicts we have i always maintained the necesssity of accord ing to all men of earnest convictions the ■ utmost liberty to speak their thoughts, be ; cause the truth can never prevail in any : other way than by an exhibition ot its in herent strength aud beauty in comparison i or contrast with error. But the responsible ■ duties of men loving truth are great and i onerous. Only as you esteem sincerity of ■ conviction, the purity of divine righteous i ness in the conscience, fidelity to the ; claims of the divine kingdom, and , self subjugation before the demands of a holy life, could I cherish any thought of : your sympathy or co-operation in these i services. For take these away and we * have nothing to offer you. To my mind tbese interests are too great for any other i considerations whatever to be weighed against them, i If you were to ask — What results may wo anticipate J it. would not be , easy to give a definite and satisfactory ; answer. The course of humanity is often i through dark and devious paths. Strong , and pure souls must find nourishment in the consciousness of higher divine guidance. That God will ever disappear from human life we shall not think. That he can re main tbo Supreme Ruler and allow the best and holiest faith of humanity to be a delu sion it is not possible to believe. But, if we have failed as believers to obey the precepts of the Lord our Master, eternal love will refine us by suffering : and if the world's unbelief indicate, its moral condition, we may expect great tribulations as an inevit able judgment. It remains that the only wise thing for us is : not to count life itself dear, still less any of its flattering attractions, compared with fidelity |to the truth ; and that we make the whole influence of our religion tend in this one direction : to restore tho moral and spiritual purity of Christ, and to compel all lesser things to bend to Ihe do minion of those tew great central thoughts out of which Christianity grows, and on which all truly earnest minds can feel their harmony, To us Christians tbe only hope nf the world is that we may all be one in Christ. .Drapery. "TIT ELLESLEY HOUSE. JUST OPENED, ONE CASE LADIES' CORSRT. J, with Spoon Busks, in Drab and White, which I am offering at 3a lid aud 03 the pair. Splendid value, ONE CA-K MORLEY'S KNITTING COTTON (sizes i, 6, 8, 10, 12), at la 9d per lb. Tho Balanco of WINTER STOCK of GENERAL Drai'Ehy Clearing Out at COST PRICE. Country Crdcr3 will receive prompt attention as usu tl. A. LOVETT, DRAPER, Wellkslky-street, Aucklani. 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