The Man Who Couldn't Get Fined.

[T was away towards the Darling, where the wide brown plains stretch far to meet the ' sett ill" BVin, Bill Jones, boundary rider at Viid Downs station, bail determined to vi-it the Sydney Exhibition, and, in order to do so with proper eclat, had dispensed with his usualquartcrly spree, audjallowcd his cheque to .-row for nine montns. On his way to the metropolis he called at Grogtown, the social, commercial, aud intellectual capital of the rc-on Like many of the frontier cities, Gron-town consisted mainly of a grocery, a drunk-cry, and a forgery. At the bar of the Solitudes Inn Rill met Jack Johnson, from the Barcoo, whom he hail not seen for a con -id.rable time. The meeting was duly celebrated in adulterated white spirit. After a couple of hours good practice at the bar a dispute arose as to whether a horse owned by a mutual friend some 10 yeara previously was a l.right bay or a light chestnut, The question was so momentous that it was felt by all concerned that it could not be properly decided without a pugilistic encounter. The two old chums thereupon adjourned to the street to have a set to. The local police man watched the light with intense interest, and occasionally acted as .second to Jack Johnson. Suddenly however, the guardian of law and 01 der recollected that a couple of loads of wood had arrived at the camp (hat day and that they wanted chopping, 'i here upon he " run in " Mi". Jones, and charged him with being drunk and disorderly, and also with lighting. As soon as Rill got sober he was bailed out, undertaking to appear at the court the following week. Punctual to tho time, he presented himself at the courthouse door, but there was no magistrate to deal with the case. Bill came , tho next week with the same result. I 1 " Look here I" said he to the policeman ; • " I can't stand this. I want to go to the exhibition, but if 1 don't get my case beard j soon I'll bj dead broke and uot be able to , travel. Can't you line me yourself. I'm . quite willing." The policeman however, declined to take upon himself the functions of a justice of the peace. The magistrates of the far inland terri tory where the scene is laid were all squat ters. There had been a prolonged drought. The snn hung like a ball of lire in a copper sky. The rays seemed to strike the head of the traveller on the shelterless prairies like red hot pokers. The grass had been calcined, and the plains were baked as hard as a metalled road. The squatters, sick of con templating their gradual ruin on their stations, had resolved to make the best of their credit while it lasted. They had ac cordingly overdrawn as much as the banks would allow them, aud had hied to Victoria aud Tasmania, to await the coming of inevitable insolvency in cooler climes and witlienjoyablcsurroundi-g-*. Every magis trate hud quitted the territory. Rill Jones came iv regularly to the court, but not a magistrate could be found to ad judicate on his case. The policeman told him he need not come any more, as nofnrther notice would be taken of the case—as it had; in fact, lap.cd. " You can't blulf me," said Bill, " while this 'ere case is hanging over me there's a stigmer on my character which must be re moved by me being acquited by a properly constitooted bench, or me being lined, which, on being paid, clears a man." After his seventh unsuccessful visit to the Grogtown cjiirt-liou.se in search of justice, and aline, Mr. J one. was informed that a certain doctor who was theu iv the town ship en route to Coop, r's Creek, was a terri torial magistrate. Our friend promptly waited upon this gentleman, and the follow ing colloquy endued : — Jones : You're a J.P., I believe- Medics : I am ; can I do anything for you. Jones : you can that, my noble swell, I've beeu looking for a beak for eight weeks. I want to be fitied. Medico : Fined? Curious wish. What for, pray, may I ask. I can't fine you without you have committed au oilence. Jones : Well, I was amsted for being drunk, fi^hiingin the streets, and riotous be haviour. 1 want to get fined and clear my character. I've been seven t'mes at the Court-house, but never a magistrate has shown up. Medico ; Go home man, ai,d save your money ; they can't do anything to you now. Jones .- I can't sleep for dreaming about being in the clutches of the law, and I want to get cut of them. Medico : Very well, go for the policeman and the information, aud I'll line you suffi ciently heavily to make you happy for the remainder of your natualr life. Ilcie another difficulty was placed in the way. The policeman had that morning gone to Bunuabong, a distance of 100 miles. Almost iv dispair Bill hurried back toM.D., and said, "I can't lind the blooming trap, but I'll give you £5 if you line me." The medic.., however, was obdurato, aud refused the brib'\ " And they call this a free country," said the culprit bitterly, "with Magna Charta which says, a lawyer told me, that justice shan't be dc'ayed or denied to no man. My cash is almostgone, and if I'm notfined soon I'll commit "suicide, and the verdict of the inquest will be, 'died from want of.a magis trate.' " Cur fiiend wont home in despair. Weeks passed away, and he grew pale aud thin. Hia oneecioctframobegan tobeud, audit was evi dent to his friends that he was fast approach, ing tho poita.lsot]nnother world. His cash also began io get low, aud he was talking about selling his favourite mare, the pride of his soul, who had carried him first past the post in many a frontier raco. The last time Jove. camcinto Grr gt iwn the|!andlord of the Solitudes luu took a sympathising drink at his expi nsr, "I'm getting cooked iv pocked mid health," sighed the conscientious offende-. 1 can't stand it auy longer. But while I've a-spiat,'aud am able to crawl, I'll endeavour to remove this here stain fiom my reputation. I couldn't die happy with this hanging over me." A brk-ht idea st-uck Jack the Snaveller. '*' Gel up a petition fur ike Levy, the store keeper, to be inido aJ. P.," said he " aud we'll all sign it and we'll get you out of this mess." The petition was duly written out, aud Bill road 500 miles to oh. .ii\ signatures. It was duly forwarded to the member for the disttiot, aud s,s the Go.'ernmeut wanted that member's voto for a critical division, Iko Levy was speedly gazetted a justice of tho. peace. Assoonashesawhisname in the "Qagette" the newly appoint.d lawgiver without wait iug to be sworn in, ti_- 6 d a date for holdin a court, and §c»t iovßill "He wants fininS does he," soliloquised Ikey. "PR f me him to his heart's conten*. If living a, man will relieve his mind, I'll give him {"bellyful)." The eventful day arrived, aud the whole population of.Gvcv.town crowded into the court-house to hear the interesting proceed ing.. Mr. Levy, specially arrayed for the occasion in a new Q.nmeau shirt and a red necktie, appeared on the bench with a double-bandied fiowu of poiteatoussolcmu ity. When ho had,dm: th; p'.l'mn.ry coughing, he callod out sternly, " Call Wm. Jones. ' William lones oame up smiling. " William Jones, I am astonished at you, \ou me lined a note for contempt of court in coming ncic without a collar. There's plenty down at my ttore, and \oui name's good, so you've no excuse. You are also lined 10s for levity and unbecoming be haviour in the cou t by la. ghii _ wl.en you were told to stand up* " But, lkey, old chap,, " commenced Bill. " Pined another pound for not treating the court with prop. ■• respect, You must address the pres:ding magist ?,te as your worship." " Ycur wirship then " " -ay ao more, Bill, till I've marked this £3 10s against you. You'd better say aa little us possible,"for whatever you say will be taken do,wu aud used iv evidence. Be sides, I'll line you if you don't observe the proprieties. Haw qjo, you plead to the three O.arges Tim the hobby has laid against you. w " Guilty your worship, but under ex.ten uatmg circumstances. A pal " " These aggravate the o.f .encij," sa^d the magistrate. "You, me acquitted on the charge of being djimk, because if we fined men far getting tight, the trade of the place would go to. tho deuce, and me with it \ou are lined £2 10s for being disorderly! and £5 for lighting. That makes tho eyep, tenner. Hand over the rags. Aye yoi* sat. ished now, William ?'' ." Oh, quite," si.^l Bill, i^dian-ly. "My mind a at pea^e, and my charapter re-estab lished, Come on, lkey—your worship, I mean-and gentlemen all. over to the shanty." All pic.cut in court then went over to the Solitudes lun and attacked the spiiits with such zest, that next morning a traveller thought the whole populatiou had partaken freely of tbe Darling pea. -*—■-*. Bill is now happy' and contented, but thinks he will not visit Sydney until the next exhibition is held.

Printed and published by the r^ri-to' Henry Ra_~rr, of Symonds-streeV ■» " , General St.am Printing Office, WJ_-___Z, stxeet. In the Provinoe ol Anc-lana, «ew«R«u i SATURDAY, APRIL 10, -880.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB. APRIL 10, 1880.



AucT.-ona. RE Q U L A R SALES or LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUDE Are lr-ld by tho undersigned as follows:—! 0~ each Thursday, at Remuora, tho Principal Market for Fat Stock of all descriptions r>~ each Friday, in Auckland, at tho Haymarket, ior Horses, Carriages, Harness, Hay, Corn, Seeds, Implements, Sec. On each .Tuesday, at tho Haymarket, for Wool Sheepskins,! Hides, Tallow, &c, at 12 o clock At Waiuktl, on tho first Saturday in each month, At Pukekohe, on ths first Mosday in each month At Dfury, on tho third Wednesday iv each month:.' At Papakura, on tho last Wednesday in each j month At Queen's Redoubt, on each Monday beforo the tiiird "Wednesday in the months of Febru ary, April, Juno, August, October, and Cc-c<_ ruber Cattle Fairs specially advertised Sheep Fairs specially advertised. ALFRED BUCKLAND. - p LOVER AND jp RASS gEEDS I ON SALE, AT THE HAYMARKET (OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY)— Whito Clover Rapa Red Clover Timothy Alsyko Kentucky Bluegras3 Cowgrass Red Top Lucirno Trefoil PukckohojCocksfoot Ryegrass—Perennial Turnip—Purple Top Ryegrass—Annual Turnip—Green Top Turnip—Swede, &c.,.S_c. |.Uso, BONEDUST, all degrees of fineness and quality GUANO—Poruvian.'.Mcxlcan, and New Cale donian Eainit, Superphosphates XC, &C, &C. ALFRED BUCKLAND. I THURSDAY, APRIL 13. TII E 11 E M U E R A V A R D S. 1T|7,01. SALE on Thursday next, April 15, _s. at 1 o'clock, 10 CHOICE STEERS, from Maclean and Co. 20 Heavy Oxen, from W. I. Taylor iCO First-class fcteers. from J. Dilworth 500 Fat Sheep and Lambs LV.iry Cows, Store Cattle, Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 16. Tll E HAYMA RKE T, I TD-PR SALE, on Friday next, April 16, the property of Mr James Dilworth, 1 Heavy Draught Mares A p~ir of Carlyon's Exmoor Ponies, five j year 3 old and unbroken I A Draught Yearly Filly by Champion Two Medium Draught Fillies The abo.o Ilorsa -took arc very choice, and should at'ract tho attention of connoissicars, for wo have none better among us. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. AT NOON. LAND AT PUKEKOHE. COTTAG E, Gll AH A M STOWN. COTTAGE AND 1_ ACRES LAND, NORTHCOTE, STOKES' POINT. B. C. GREENWOOD, WILL sell by auction on the above date, Tho Following Freehold Properties, 1 viz:— Lots 1 -nd 2, Pokekoh- Wc3t, containing 101 acres of volcanic light bush land, well watered, level, well-sheltered, and has a northerly aspect; joins ocenpiod farms (Messrs. Kemp aua others), and is close to pu-blic school. Also, New 1 roomed Cottago together wit h li acres of rich freehold land having good fron tago to main read, ttoko's Poiot, and | ,-.;ose to school and chnrch. The house is j ast nnlshed aad is the property of Mr vv a'. Also, A.•roomed Cottage and Kitchen, together with a \ aore land, at the Thames : being lot 266, facing the Terrace and close to the Hope Hotel. 10 years* lease to run, at a ;cntal of about £2 a year. Aiso, rSS Acres of good lard, being lots 73, 71, 82 I and S3. Pari* of Mangapai, and within I ..a.f-tn-hcur's walk of tae steamer .Argyl.'s landing placs, Whangarei har boar. Also, Lota 75 and 7C in the Palish of Mangattt-' containing 116 scie. good Land. Also, Several lots of Country Land, from GO toltO acres each. IX, C. GREENWOOD Auctioneer. I MONDAY, APRIL 12. FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOT MENTS AND TEN-BOOMED HOUSE, REMUERA. FOR POSITIVE SALE. -TT.HE Subscribers have received in-true- JL tlens from Mr D. Kelly to Sell by Public. Auction at tho La-d Mart, Fort-street on Monday 12th inst., at 12 o'clock those/ lot i~ent-• "t Rcnr-c-i frouting the Hobson's Bay H^at ani - thin fivo minutes' walk of the Newmarket Railway Station. Lot 27 —Containing about 3 roods, with the Ten-roomed House errcted thereon. Tots 28 and 20—Each about half an acre, " ha-ing cxten.ivo frontago to Hobaons Pay ito-.d. and entrances from the Remnera Road. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ~~ aTol.da-T'april I*4 By Order ot the School Commissioners. NINE'ALLOTMENTS AT DEVON PORT. TO BE LEASED FOR 21 YEARS. i FTtHE subscribers, under instructions from i th- School Commissioners of tho Provin ■ 11 13 cial D strict, of Auckland, will titer for lease by ij | | publio' auction, on Monday. 12th instant, at 12 1 ! ; O'clock, FOE A TBEM OF 21 YEARS, II ots Ko. 2, 3. _, 5, 7, 8, 9,10 and 11 of the Sub division of Allotments 3G, 37 and 39, Section 2 o£ tho Parish of Takapuna, having large frontages to the main Beach Road, and situate bstween the '■,'idences of Mra Churton and Mr Wylcs. Conditions and Plans cm b3 seen at the offloes SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, Ry Order of the Executors of the late Mrs. Mary Churton, FjRE E H OLD HOUSE AND . ALLOTMENTS, IParnbll. nnilE subscribers havo been favoured with 5 ivtru'-rion. from tho Kxecutors of the late Mi s M .ry Churton to prepare for the Sale, Dy public auction, at an early date, of That VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE situate on tho Rutland and St. George's Bay Roads, Parnell, sub-divided into Allotments, with the Seven Dwelling hous.s erected thereon —tlie whole com- III"! manding a most extensive view of |H North t hore, the harbour, &c. Ift AST Farther particulars and date of sale will Hi ' be announced in a few days. I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, j -\ Auctioneers.



Auctions. **■ WEDN.'SDA-', AP. It. 14. By Order of i us Domain Board. TWO ALLOTMENTS, WYNYAKD STREET. To be Leased for Twenty-one Years. THE subscribers bave received instruc tions from vhe Domain Board to offer for Leaso by rublic auction, nt the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wcdnesiliv.-, the llth in3tant, at l'_ o'clock, for a term ol 21 years, LOTS ~ and 1, eac'.i 40 feet frontago to Wyn yard-strcet, near <jl.Uton Road. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer-. MONDAY, APRIL 12. COTTAGE, ONEHUNGA. 80 ACRES, tVAIt'AREIRA. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from Thomas Mao.'arlane, Esq, Trustee, to sell at their Booms, Foit-Street, or Monday, 12th instant, at 12 o'clo.k (Iv the Estato of Thomas Hood), ONKHU-.GA.-Lot 11, Subdivision Lot i Seotion 22. having a frontage of 30 feet tl Mira-street, with Cottage thereon. WAIPAREIRA.—MiddIe portion Lot Si, con tuinin_r. 80 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MAY 7 14. MR GEORGE SIB BIN HAS been instructed by the Aucklam li arbour Board to sell by auction, at th Oflicea of tho Board, on Friday, May 11, at 1 o'clock, The I cases for 7J years of 13 Allotments Nos. Si to US*inclusive, tituato on th, Foreshore of Freeman's Buy. with front age to new road and Custom-Louse-stroe West. Plans and Conditions cf Sale may bo seen, am all particulars obtained, at the Ofhco of thi Auckland Harbour Board. THURSDAY, APRIL 15. THE REMUERA YARDS. MR, DILWORTH having leased his Farm, will sell on Thursday next, Apri. 15, at 1 o'clock, 120 Head well-fatted Steers 100 Lincoln Ewes 25 Ewe Hoargctts 25 Ewe Lambs And a Bone Distributer I draw special attention to tho Flock of Ewes, Mr. Dilworth has bred from tno best imported Rams that 1.0 could purchase for many years, and in weight of clip and symmetry of form they are equal t. any Hock that can bo obtained. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, APRIL 19. At the residence of Mr Thomas Craig, Wairoa Scuth. DAIRY STOCK, HEIFERS, STEERS, HORSES, EWES AND LAMBS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c, &c., &c., AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Mr Thomas Craig, who is dis posing of his farm, to sell by auction, at his residence, VVairoa South, THE WHOLE OF Hl*. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of 10 Quiet Dairy Cows 15 2-year-old Heifers 15 2-year-old Steers lo 12 to 18 months old Heifers Well-bred Bull Calf, Dark Roan 3 Good Draught and Light Harness Horses Handsome Hiding Marc, with Foal at foot. Mare look First Prize at Aga cultural Show Handsomo Filly (urbrokon) 3-year-old |; l.)Ok Frst Prize at tlio Agricultural Show , , , , Hunosomo Grey Pony broken to fido suddl: , , ~ ISO Ew-s in Lamb, by Rams bred by Mr Middleton 3 Bams 2 Good breeding Sows New Cart and Harness, Spring Catt and Silvcr-platod Harness, nearly now 1 Set Iron Harrow., 1 set Wooden Harrows 2 Iron Ploughs, 1 Roller, Now Chaff Cutter Broadcast Sewing Machine for Kyo Gross and Clover __~, _ , . 2 Sledges Shod with Iron, Tilo Draining Tools, Dairy Utensils 3 Stacks Hay,about 11 tons 5000 Tiles.!_ a.d 3 inch 20 Sheets Corrugated Iron, / feet 250 Puriri Posts 500 Hails .., _ 100 Stock-yard Posts, seasoned timbor A quantity of Household Furniture, embrac ing Handsome Walnut Piano, nearly now, Sec, so. 18ft. Sailing Boat, Sails, Oars, Sec Luncheon provided. Stock may remain on faTm one week free of charge. At 11 o'clock sharp. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, OHAUPO MONTHLY CATTLE SALE. FOR SALE, at tho Ohaupo Yards, on Thursday, April 15th, 60 U-ycar-old well-bred Steers". "(hand-feu) | Fromimme -10 grown -teers in fresh con-1.- iate neigh . tUuon ,-, .. ..... ! bourhood. S two-year-old Steers ond H'.ifers , / 25 three and four yea-old btc?r_", noarly beef, from Paterangi 15 he id Fat Cattle, from To Bore 1 Springing Oowb and H-ifers 50 head Mixed 3! ore Cattle, Fat Cattle, Fat Sheep, Horse*-, &c. At 1 o'clock. N.B.—Cambridge Caltle Salo, April 22nd. HUNTE.T & NOLAN. Drapery. io A GOOD REASON WHY YOU SHOULD PURCHASE MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING At Phillips' Mart : We Buy in tho BEST and CHEAPEST Houses iv England and the Colonies for Cash, and consequently aro in a position to SICLL LOWER than any other Ilpuse; AND DEFY COMPETITION I p.d. Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers.. .. 12 <j Splendid Tbo us ers and Vn st .. .. 21 0 Heavy Iwkkd Coats 12 6 BtACK Cloth Coats 12 0 ~ Trousers 13 G ~ ~ "Vests 5 0 Overcoats, to tho heels 25 6 Pilo. Jackets 12 6 Fine Heavy Blai.-krts (perpjir) .. .. 13 6 Oilskin Coats .. .. 10 6 Macintosh Coats 1~ 6 Boys'and Yonths'Suits 17 - Knickerbocker Suits 7 G Flannel Shirts .. .. _. ..16 „ Drawers 5 6 ,Good WoRKJiTO Shirts 1 G "Fino Heavy Beaveis Ulster Coats, « dov.nto the heels ;, ~ .. 27 6 A LARGE ASSORTMEHT OF BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING, WINTER COATS, macintoshes, Etc., Etc., Etc. PHILLIPS' MA R T QUEEN-STRKKT



Dampier's Advertisement. T ADlES'White Stockings, ~~d ; Striped . J do, Gd ; Unbleached Socks. 3d ; Children's Coloured do, 2d: Tweed, Is 3d the yard; Win- SCT. 3d to till ; Union Damask. 2s Gd the yard : larga "lot of Bluo Serge, Is lid-the same quality as "the last lot; Marcen, 2s the yard; Merino Is Gd : luiic-er Chcc-S. 5.; Calico. 30, 1,1 nndod; liook Muslin, Od; Brown llolUnd. 0 , Towell n . I'd : good Turkey Red. Is Uioyard. Dulles* Velvet Hats, 4.; I-ada-s' Worked Drawers 2-i- <lo Nightdresses, 3h Gd. Come an I .co llio Now Lot of Ladies'U We Scarves '.Vice'_.._;-_"_i-'u°w.__ Kood enough to alter Hem hirsolf aecordiiig to her f.iiey; Large Toilet Ci.etv, 9d; Slate Lining, __d; Berlin ■ Wool clipper Patterns, 2s Githe pair ■; Ber lin Wool Cushion Palterns. 3s Gd dopidr Ottoman Tarsels. 3s the set; Lappet Blind od. fresh kind of Ruche, 2d the yard ;.Clark s 20i vai'd Heels of Glazed Cotton, Nos. 30, 30,10, -0. hi. Is the cozen; come and see the new ot of Lade.'Corsets, at 2s and 3s Gd; and the Girls it% at 2.3 Gl; Infants' Soft Krushes Is and 13IM'Tooth Brushes. Id and Gd; Clothes Hrusl.er.. is 3d: largo Ni.il Brusho-, id; argo hot l"ii F'or'da Wat"r. 2s Gl : pretty bottl.s Han- OH, 'id ■ 1 u-ess Holders, 3d and Od ; Umbrellas, 2s ana S-i • Tape, Gd the dozen pieces ; fcafety lins, as ' sorted siv.es on cards, Id tbo card; 52 dozen Ladies' and Gentlemen's Carpet Slippers, Is Id - Uc>rics-coiiib3 Towe's. Id; 'I urkistL ditto, Is; , Frillißg from 21 the yard; Barry see ebrated i TricoDherous, Is id tho bottle; Lyon's celebrated Kathi'iron, s the bottle; tell the Men to come ii ' cc The Black and White Felt Hag, at 3s (id; a few ditto, is and 23 Cd;_ Collar Studs, Od , I 'on Knives, Gd and Dd; Men's Braces, -d; Gents - Large Double Pocket Books, Is: Gents llami .i.nie Scarf Pins, Is ; a few Ladies' lush-heeled Glo'-c Kid Shoes left at Gs ; Laces for the shoes, .-> I the dozen ; Boot Laces, -Id the dozen : Peer less Glrj-,1 for boots or shoes. Od tho bottlo ; Pr. tty Faiicv Baskets, Is; Reticules, Is and 2s Gd ; Brown .Vindsor Soap. 7 cakes fer Is ; Largo ii us Glycerine do, 7d ; Scissors, Od ; Ladies It.-, '•ooit- 5s Gl- a few do, Is Gd ; highest price do, ' :.- Silvered Br-c.dtt■-, Is the p.iir ; Massive "ilvered Necklaces, Is. covoied with cro.. c■ ; Silvered Mir.ature Looking Glns.-cs and Perani bulittors 1; Large twenty-keyed Organ ("om-ei- liivi. Gs lo 10s; Ball Stays, 3s; Ladien Straw lints' r.duced to Is Gd; Lime Juioa and Glycerine Gd and U the bottle; fresh lot of '■ Berlin Wool (new colors). Id the dozen; fresh ! .Jtay Husks Id the pair; Spoon Husk do, 8d ; 1 ! fresh lot of Fingoriiif, Wood. "I'd tho hank ; i I Children's ABC Handkerchiefs, 2d each; ?, fresh lot cf Flowers, Od the bunch; " I Ctiildrcns' Winsey-roc'-'s, Is Od ; over £80 worth i of Fresh Ribbons, all at Gd the yard; 1 udies '.Wool Squares, Gd; Cloud., 9dj Bows, Id: c Larger do, Gd; Marketing -its, Gd; Hair ; Brushes, ll; Slate Pencils, 10 a penny or Sd tho t t ox of 100; fresh lot of Men's Black Scarves, Is; Ladies' and Gents' Keversiblo Cork Solo., Id the p.iir • Kau do Cologne. Is Ihe boitle : Hair Pins, _ two boxes for Id ; .Men's Worsted Socks damaeed 3 Gd novel prico. wlicusoimd about Is Gi ; Leather Beits, 9J and Is. Come aud seo. the grand show of Silvered Jewellery in my Que-ii street Win ' dow anil also the ladies' _'.S. Frunella Boots, at G' Gd iv tho Wakellold-street window. N.B. W 1 _ I), is the only -hop-eeper. that ho is aware of who returns the monoy for goods not approved of throe months after purchase Open from 0 till 9.—W. 11. DAMPH.K, coinor of Upper Queon and Wakefield-streets. 3 ._ "i '■ ' 1 TNDIA AND CHINA TEA JL WARKUOUSE. Tho undersio-ned having a considorablo stock of Teas on hand, bought beforo iho lato riso in the China and Colonial markets, intends giving his Customers the benelit. no long as they last, which will probably ho until tho arrival of new seasons again, and for thi3 reawon confidently • expects a steadily increasing consumption of 1 his roally choico lines. The Is Gd toa is dropped, . because customois show a -ceided preference ' for i-ood tea rather than too low-priced, 'ihis is takon in part as a compliment from con sameis for tho way the undersigned has en deavoured to direct the public mind ro-pectiiiK kinds it is economical to purchase. " Very Rich Deep Brown Ton," 3s por lb. "Family Mixture."'-s Gd ditto "Tea Kxtrnordinary," 2s ditto _..,_, " Kroken and Siitnigs (llavoury) Isßdditto 70 Boxes Choico Conaous (bought beforo tho rise), 21s and 27s Gd per box Half-chests Very Choice Congous, (for family use), a'. 2s, 2s Id, and 2s i. I per lb The baUnco of the beautiuil Tea Cosies Is re riured to 7s Gd E0 B x s Tobaccos, in Dark and Golden Leaf , '.?. s (lib bars), Is, ss. Gs, 10-. 12s, to .. (.-mull shots HiH-antageou-ly served.) Jams and Marmalades, from Old to lOd per tin No** Salmon, Od and lOd per tin : Salad Oil. 7d cor bottle; Cornflour, 0d per lb; Superior I i Ice, 12.bf.i- 2s Od ; Split Pons, 121b for 2s Oil; Moro ol the American Brooms, at Is 3d; worth Is Cd eaoh. U'KUMS, Cash). y. WHITEHEAD, Tea Pi.ai.~k nnd _ )M1"0:" nut ok TonACCO & CIOATiS, Victoria street, Auckland, And Tobacconist, Qtvcn-stivct. N.T.—Smo.lst..—l am giving a splendid quality Cigar, at 1 for Is, justnowatboihtliops. X G Ii E E N S *J • Price List of Kxtraordinary Plumbs (a trade expression for llnrgains) :■ Heal O-tri-h Feathers. I"> Inohes long. 2s and 3s each; ! Stays 'or Uirli or small Wonion, 3s (id, worth fully Is each, Ribbons, 3 inches wide, Id, usually sold at (ill per yard ; Plaid Ribbon (all sil<) at Dd, warehouse prico is 10.1 ii yard; Hals from Gd ench; handsome Lace Fichus. 2s (id ; Hoys" Felt Hats, 2s Gd eieli ; Tenth Brushes, Gd, usual price Is each for samo article; White and Colored Dickies, Gd eneh : Winsoys, 3; I a yard ; only a few Leather Belts left nt Is each: Holland Overalls, beauti fully trimmed, 2s .'lid 3s, worth fully 3s and Is ouch ; Rabies* ••hirt.s. Is, worth fully Is Gd each : Babies' Frock or Robo Bodies, handsomely worked (1 boliovo by hand), Is Cd. Ladies have told me lh-y raid 7s Gd for no hotter value; white Window Hollnnd, 32 and 31 inches wide, at. Gd and 7d a yard ; Nos. 5 and G dirts' Striped Stockings, Od and lod. worth fully Is Gd each. ti.dies before purchasing cull at J. GRKKN'S Victoria-street, Three doors fiom Alboit-3trcct. ' Not..- !—When I got a Plumb I always givo the public the full bcucnt.—J.G. Medical. |_| I T C II E N 8* CELEBRATED JB LO O D R. ESTO RE R J The Renovator of the Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DICGENKRATION If tho Laws of Health aro observed, ordinary care exorcised, and Blood Restorer Freely Taken i HITCHENS1 Celebrated -Blood Hkstorer IS CERTAIN CURE For tho Lnngoiir. Lassitude and Dia'aso which attend the Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Fevers which bo quickly faatcu on the debili tated ey.item may eislly bk ki.it away by tho timely uso of this /tar MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY I lE. In fact, by its uso" the Most Malignant of Tropical Fevers have been ejected from tho Human fee-stem, and by its aid Dying, Fever-stricken Hen havo been, as it were, I RAISED FROM THE DEAD 1 As is shown by tho following interesting TALE OF THE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Wm. Oppennan, Keg., a wealthy itjiand trader was for some month' lying ill at Hnppemaninsa an Mand of the Kingsinill Orou-.in tho Pacific 110 had been seized with I'heuniate fever, which was followed by complicated disorders of a tor rib y severe nature, assuming tho form of a specie- of palsy never beforo known. Tho suf ferer's l'mbs swelled, the l-.gs los all sensibility to ru'i!; the foot cou'd bo wrenched round or the _■ kin nicreed -with a lanco without inflicting tho slightest sufieiing. The sick man was.cvl dently unconscious of h;s having legs, and his bruin wi-1 seiioiißly affected as if with lunacy. In tlrs dcpliu-oblo st^te ho was kindly brough from lh- is anris to Au'"k'»pd by Mr H. Hender son in the bchocner Co: Ciict. Captain Mocllcr and, be'ng a German, ho was received by the Germun Coniul.O. Yon drr Heyde, Esq , end . placed in the District Hospital, where ho re ceived treatment /or threo weeks with no indica tion of improvement, hi-; case being pronounced by ono and all a meat hopeless one, The captain of tho Corone', knowing that extraordinary cures had boen ell'ected by tho use of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood Restoier requested the proprietor of the Blood Restor.r to tako tlio caso In hand, and a c intraot was enteied into of " No cuie, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to thellostdial, examined the invalid and found him In an apparently dying ttato with scarcely a spark of life left, Mr Hitchens ordered tho sull'ering man to bo removed to his (Mr I*'*, private residence, whore his wants could persOiial'y 00 attendod to b _ Mr Hitchens Tho latter administered the medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freely. Mean wlulo clergymen called, pronouncing tho caso b'-jond the power Qf man to eil'ectacuro. How ever, lifter six week's tha oft'ept of the medicine teeamo Wonderfully apparent, Tho Blood Restorer had acted steadily 'ont surely on tho blood ; tho doadly impurities wero gradually eliminated from tho system until the stream of lii'o flowed unchecked in its natural channels ofor tho entire man. Tho brain be came clear and active, and the limbs onco ap;ain rejoiced in natural circulation, tho patient rising to his feet cured of diseases which had baflled tho bkill of leading phyticians, a living proof of tho wonderful healing powers of Hitchens Cciobratcd Blood Restorer. TKSTIMONIAL.I Auokland, N.Z. To H. A. H. Hitchens. Esq. Bofore leaving Auckland on my return voyogo to the Islands, I havo to perform the pleasing duty of acknowledging tho surprising cure I havo received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man, being palsied and generally unconscious, and hearing fi-om others that no hopo of recovery wts held out by medical men, 1 look upon you now as tho preserver of my lire. I am convinced that to you • medicine alono is dne tho credit for my now being a living man. I bog to thank you moat sincerely for tho kind peas you have shown mo while staying in your iioiice, and in conclusion would earnestly re commend sick people to ueo your Blood Restorer, as it is the mo3t extraordinary puri'lcr of tho blood 1 ever heard of, or met with in iny'travels. jlt one of the many good gifts of a beneficent , Creator to his suffering children on this earth. VV. OPP-RMAN, | Auckland, December 19, 1870. | Signed in the presence of G. Yon deb Heyde, Imperial German Consul AOBN'i FOE HITOIIENS'',CORDIALISED Bt.OD itHSTOREH— MESSRS EHRENFRIED BKOTHERS



Laud and Estate Agents. j .;,.:- T ENNOX aj c L.-_.« ■ i_- ESTATB AGENT AND VA-.TTATOS, (iOEKX-STREET. AUCKLA!,*;.. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON HIRST -CI .ASS SKCURITIK-, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE. OR OTHER SHARKS. No Charge to Lender ok Investor. UTANGAR-*.—lo acres of tlio lichest Soil. iVJ near ihe Bridge. Price, .''IM- £11.0 cash ; balanco can remain.- J. M. Lennox, Estat > Age- I, Auckland. HOMESTEAD— A Bargain—A Rood htt.o . Homestead, with 30 ac c■ of Land of good quality : well watered; only 11) miles from the City and _ miles from a Railway Station. Theio i. a Six-r00u.0.l Douse, also Stabling, Sec. Price, £350.— J. M. Lonnox, I'state Auckland. 1 Ol .ft ucv-' Earm, a largo portion of which is t\JV\J 80mo (,£ tha richest Land in tho Pro vince. This will he sold n bargain, and upon easy terms.—J. M. Lonnox E:tate Agent, Auckland. Jl EMU ERA-A Dargain—A Ileaiitilnl Villa 0% siio of ten acres, _,li laid, out in Garden, Orchiird and ."vleadiw. There is a comfortable and commodious Dwclling-houso. rr.ee, .-CUOO. —J. M. Lennox, Estate .Agent, Auckland. V*7'Al-'U.— A Fiirm of 035 acrcf, with, laruo ji water frontage. There aro aoout 300 acres in urass ; l\vo Dwclling-hovises are erected upon tho property. Tlii.-i Farm wi 1 bi sold a bargain, as tlio owner is leaving the District.— J. _vl. L' nnox. Estatu Agent, Auckland. VirAl.K-IELD-STRI.I_T—A -bop near the . . junction of Queeii-sti-ct, with freehold allotment. Piicc, £X>o. £,10 cash; balanco can remain on the property.—J. M, Lennox, Eatate agont, Auckland. "STINCKNT-STKEET—A Bargain—Two spa- V cious Dwelling Houses, with brick base ments nnd largo freehold allotmont. Piico, .1.750.— J. M. L."-i.ox, Estate agent, ..ucklnnd. pr.n C-AS.H—Small Ilornedtead, consisting of "•'" 21 acre:', with Cottage and good orchard. Price, ..2SS. ...10 cash ; balance can icmain at 0 per cent.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate agent. HOTI.A— Lot 13 and part of Lot 10, 110 acre!!, l'rieo, £50. Also, Lot 38, 63acres. Price, £-'j.—J. M. Li-nnox, Estate agent. / , L .N BO UR.■■'-One of the prettiest Cott .gos VTf in this charming locality. The house cbn taics 5 rooms, and the allotment exterds tj tlio berch, unit lins excellent acconimoda.ion for bathing and boating.—J. M. Lennox, Estate ng. Nt, Auckland. \l ILLA 81'l'E—One of tho choicest Villa Sites r in Remnera. Tho site is well sheltered, nnd commands one of the most delightful views in Remnera.—J. M. Lennox, Ei-tute A_>ent, Aocklind. rilO FARMERS—A Bnrgain-Ono of tho best JL little Dairy Farms in tho Waikuto. Thero are 150 acres, mostly In the b-st glasses, all fenced, and with a Cottage built thereon. There urn 17 llio dairy cows, 17 calves, 1 horse. Price for farm, stock, _c., only 1,100. Tho owner is leaving the country.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. '5.0 FARMERS—A first-class Farm of 105 X acres, 11 miles from tho city. Tho farm is surrouna-d by a suit-water cmek. The land is o£ fii'sl-cla.s quality. This line little farm is beautifully situated for fishing, and will produce good c oys of \, ..-..L oats, or potatoes. A 20-ton boat cau come up to tho farm. Prico, £11100. £7511 can remain at 8 per cent.-J. M. Lennox, Mitnt'. Agent, Auckland. rpo ITAKMERS.—Farm of 212 Acres at ICaeo, X 30 acres of which aro in grass. Thero is a House containing Sro_ins; also garden, orchard, etc. There aro 120 i-heep and li head of cattle. Prico for farm and stock, £100.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, ..uckland. PAUNELL.— Ei/st-ciass Business Premises, consisting of two i-dions, ono of which is occupied by a Butcher and tho othor by a Grocer. Tho freehold allotmont is-10 x 100, and fronts tho Manukau Road tlio junction of t-vo other roads, l'rieo, £750; £lsoc:i.h; balanco can remain. -J. M. L-nuox. Estato Agent, Auckland. I_»LT.EI-01IE WEST.—Farm of 200 Acres, adjoining Buckland and Sho.hcrd's j good Und. i'rice, £3 les per acre.—J. M. Lennox. ] DARNELL—Rutland and at. George's Bay Road..—Two Cottngos—ono of six rooms, the other of four rooms -with freehold nilot monts. Price. £170 and £1100 respectively.-J. M. Lennox, EstiOo Agent. ./?-, o/i—FOR SALK in. bargain), a lino rural 3JXOKJ liiiio Homestead, only 3 niilcs from S;ol;es's Point, with beach frontago. 'I beie isa Six-ro mod Cottage upon the proporty, tmd 15 acres of freehold. Price, £130. Tonus can bo arranged.—J, M. Lennox, Katuto agent, Auck land. < j U FARMERS nnd Othorfl.—Ono ot tho 1 Choices! Farms in tbo Province There aro 217 acres within 8 miles of iho city : qualily of land cannot bo excelled: largo nine roomed residence—J. M. Lennox, ''state Agent. _K_T For Houses, Harms, and Allotments, SOC my long adveilisoiuoiit iv ' V, oi kly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland T- 0.""~(f 11 EENW OO D, JL\jo AOGT_C~~I-KR. HOUSE, LAND, ano ESTATE AGENT. Corner of shorti.and-streict. I7IOR IMMKDIATIO SALE, 01 acres Rich ' Hush 1 and, In llio Hazorhaek District, situate Immodiatcly behind Mr UninpU-n'a und Mr Proud's farms, and joining Mr J. Turncrn and K. Uagneloy's • farms; three miles from iiiickland Station, and about half a mile fiom the Grout .South Road, Razorbaclc— Prico low, and terms very easy. IMPROvEDFAIIMcf over 200 acres, situated in tho Tamaki Distriot; fenced and .un divided into paddocks: also, 10 acres inner cultivation; good road: str.ums through tho land : good Collage. I'rlCO low. und terms to suit pnrchnsor. IMI'ROVKD FARM.—ill acres good Land nt Ruarangi: all ploughed, moro than half being already ploughed und sown ; nearly all Biirroundod by abU op-bankod creek, forming a natural fcii-o: i.linty of Ilrowood, Sea.; also, a house, barn, oow-kliO'l. Sec. Tho propony >» only li miles from tho Manganal wharf and within live miniito.V walk (,f Iho Mangapiii school. I Jrieo for the farm, .ogethcr with 300 sheep and 10 herd of cUtlo, £Guti; £200 ca.h—balanto can remain on tlio property for seven years at 0 per cent. This I. a first-class epportunity for a now co-ncr. I i%_\ ACHES of Rich Mixed Hush Uind In _\.AI\J the Wairoa South; joins Improved farms, and IbS will to tho sun ; six ml'cn from 1 Mantirowa Railway Station by good road. Land woll w-tored. AC) ACRE . Good I and, adjoining tho Proper ■*-< ties of tho Rev. Mr Soii.ervillo und John Biichai ft i, nr reliant, Whau, and t mile from the Bad way Station. Tho view is unsurpassed, and the roads aro good. This land will be sold in 5-acre lots, or to suit purchasers. NEWTON, — Five-roomed House, together with a largo now workshop, and allotmont 38 x 200 feet; all fenced, Sec; planted In fruit trees, Sec; good well, Sec Pi ice £280. FOR SALu', Groomed House and over quarter of an aero froehold land, being a corner allotmont, hu\ing frontages to Regev.t-Btreet and Eden Road ; good otablp, carden, well, fco., &c. Pi ice, £500. 1 JUTLAND ROAD (Porn--HI. — New Fivo V roomed Honse aud nr out} an aero Land, laid out in orchard, containing fruit-bcuing trees 10 and 00feet high; good well, a">d com mands a sp'endid view. Sure to become a vory valnable property In a fhort time. Pri-e, £325. IjONSONBi'.— A new and well-finished Six ro 'mod House, lurgo ond commodious room . and allotment 132 x 210 f.-. t, !'~cing Grat ten-street; all planted and laid out in a choice gar.'en. Sec; land partly fenced with cor rugatediron. Price, £000. ; DICN HOAD.—Four-roomed Hone, with t\ vonin all, in good ordor, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 99ft.: securely fenc. d, hid out i na garden, g.iod well, S.c. 'ierins very eaßy. Price, £1-0. I7IOR SALE, a Vory Superior Goatlemnns Resldenco at tho Lake, North Slioro; hou?o large and cor.iniodious, grounds tastefully laid nut, land best in the di.uict, view u-.sur liasscd. Pries for tho house, with 112 acres of rich land, £2000 ; terma very onoy WAI-ATO.— A very superior and comp-ct Homestead of 250 acres of tho richest land iv the Waikato ; and BU~ divided into con venient sized pad-ccks by live thorn hedges, enclosed plantation of forest tree, and water in every pi'idop!:. House, largo snd com modloap, und ttands in about four acres of orna mental grounds and flower girden. Orohard well-Etocked with choice fruit trees, all In full bearing. Outbuildings,stables, &c Approached by goo 1 roads from Hamilton or Cambridge. This farm Is admitted to be the b_-at of its size übout i 'nmbridge. (.'I_VICN.ROO.MED HOU3K, ill' Mount Kden O Read, near tl:e railway crcssii-g, with sable. well pump, sheds Sec, situ.vte on time ul'o.incnt-" la-id, 75 x 100 t., .'aid out in a good flower und f uit garden. Terms very easy. I7*Ott P__l_E-_5 acres of ri. bloom Land, of tbo ' very finest qualiiy in tlio colony, all 1-vol ur.d well ~a ered, approehab'o fio'n Auckland by gooo inun."da'i.i.-ed roud-., all fenced, gr.a'cr portion planlcd'wifh quid; ti.orus ; subdivided intoaix paddpeks; 75 acres ih rich vra.s, tlii renitiinder in cuiti cation ; orcnard well plan led with choice fruit-tree.-'. Also, a' well rir.islied six-roomed house, dairy, row-'hofa, pigstyes, wcrkshop, nnd good garden, planted with fruit and ornamental trees, This in wit'*out excep tion one of the best farms ln tho neighbourhood of Auckland, both fer the quality of s il and improvements, being situated in tho well-known Hi-tiictof Razorback, an ri within a fow minutes walk of school and Posl-ollicc. Price, £1,100 one-third oash, cr as a reed.. Sales by auctio-i of nouteliold Furnituro, Sco, Sec, undei'tukpn by li. C. G-rEKN WOO D, CTIONEER, &0 Offloo Comr,r pi-tland and QtioenStreats Coflee Mercliants "OR O WN, BARBETT t CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE,.MILL?. COFFEES. IT 18 NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAI GOOD COFFEE is tho best stimnlatlnj. Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what yi/d ..ally want, f^olt i',;r cat B-st Hrands, tho EXCELSIOR Or STANDARD, which have Bustainod their good namoo over Ten Yearn, and have very much Increased In demand—a ouro proof o thoir being consumed and appreciated in all household!) throughout and ovon out of our provlnco. *«-_. Wholooalo only at oar Mlllß and Agents Wi. Rotail at all Grooery Establishment- In Town and Country, a?.~ g«£ , ' Onr boot, ggc H!xcr\_ioi"Brand, green label I qualities.} k^;*. :-itunaard „ rod >Every piige g |?c ILIon „ pink „ I with o\ir ti 0,: ' signature. a_£ "l £ <s>2 _ — _ a o-^ ) Oai iow6B» o~ g Anohor „ pucol „ ( qualities, a25 Crown „ yellow „ [without our p_u ) signature. Our PEPPERS and SPICKy we guarantee of Best Quality, and free of adultoratlou. BROWN, BARRETT & CO, Elliot reet, July 3th 1879.



Land and Estate Agents. fi IT AS. W" ILLIAMSON, HOUSE. LAND. AND ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vuloan Lane, Auckland. RENTS and IKTKRhii'T Collected. MON \"Y lnvCßi. d for Cuplmli its on first-clasa Beonritie., without Chakge. Skven per cent. allowed on doposita until invested. MORTGAGE 3 and LOANS Negotiated, SHARES Bought or Sold to order, ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, at per soot:— Mount Eden, '21/ lTnion-streot, 20/ Home-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ West-streot, 21/ Parnell Rise, £l View Road, 30/ Edwin-Street, 21/ Richmond Head, 25/ George-street, £1 Grattan-street, 12/ Victoria-street, £10 ; Raiidol.h-strcct, 10/ Kyber fass, 80/ . Wyndham-street, J»1010/Grafton Road, 70/ William-street, 611/ Nelson-street, .0/ Short-street, £9 England-street, 10/ ' Franklin Road, 60/ Vine-street, 10/ Carletoii Gore Road, 15/ Brown-street, 27/6 ; Dublin-street, 30/ Shtll; Reach Road, 30/ Clarence-street, 107 Liverpool-street, 40/ An_lcsoa-street. '60/ Ponsonby Road, 25/ , Haekott-streot, 25/ Pruspect-street, 15/ ) Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 25/ [ Alao, in various othor streets at low rates. L - .--9000 '^° LEND, in Sums of £10 and up d-<-iWU vi-ards, ou good security 3 J?l q X.—Five-roomed Houso for Salo oit l Swl^'J Kiir.angahap.. Road. Kasy terms, i "PV..VKN PORT. — Fourteen-toomed House, 3 _!__- suitable for fnniily hotol or boarding-house, £A p.n.—New House i.. Turk Road, nine rooms, .li-U f OT sale. Splendid view. SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE for Sale in Fre.man'rf Hay. PI OA—FOUIt-R' OMK.D HOUSE, for salo; C Aiou o i 3oi t , n „ nt .pjo o . nn(l Lcasohold Five . rooms at £110. Lar«.;e Garden. 5 .p-i 7A-FOUR-UOOMKD HOUSE. Newton, cC/jLIU f Ol . g.^o; two veraudahs, colonial . oven, lank, garden. NEWMARKET— Nice House and Allotment for Sain, near Juiiciioii Hotel. Price, £150. s Easy terms for purchaf c can be arranged. MAUNGAT.-WIIIKI— Farm of 181 acres for s.le, witli two comforiablo homesteads, i- Kxoe.lent soil, bush, wats r, &c. o i?*l-|r*,A-VILLA RKSIDKNCK for Bale, at cWi.-.u"-' jiount Albert, po-sessing ono of the s llnest views in the district. BEKESFORD-aTRKET. — Seven roomed Houso. Scullery, wash-house, *-c; gas ;, | and water laid on. Fino view. To be sold a I Bargain. X\fi RE Y-STREET—Six- roomed House (now) for oI vT sale. Large (illotment. IILpoQA-FIVE-ROOMI-D HOUSI., oIT Pon- Q :d^-,O\J son by Road, for Sale. Two frontages. c \;I OUNT KDKN—Largo New House, fitted s J-iA with overy convenience (two acres of :, land), for salo. Has ono ef tho finest views in tne district. 5 TTOBSON- STREET -Shop and Dwelling s LL Houso for sale—now. Splendid Btand for _ business, s A .J.OTMENT3 Bought and HOUSKS BUILT 0 xi- for Working Men. To bj repaid by woekly :i instalments I. pQoA—Fivo-roomed Houjofor Salo inNelson . *uv. street. G.'.idcn, tanks, and all con veniences. i, T\UAPERY BUSINESS for Salo in tho hoart v J t of Hie city ; main thoroughfare About ~ £150 required. .. ■I-O.'aO- Now Seven-roomed Houso for salo in ■, *"JO\' l>arnell. Beautiful view. Also, Fivo roonied Dmise at !X\o. Six-roomed Houso, £100. i, _OKA/i—Largo new House for salo on Pon s "'•/•-'",-' Bonby Road, with Throo Allotments i 100x293. Splendid vlow. 1 TJONSONBY.---Six roomed Houso and largo f JL a lotment tor tale. To niacanbearrangod. j Price, £.'BS. , X-'.} I X— five-room cd House for Sale In Now d_i-<'itj tolli xv | tll outhouses; two aliotmonta ~ plantod. Good view. Ij-AHM.. also l"or Salo at Hunun, Mount Edon, T - 1- Waikotniti, lib-limond, Koinokorikl, Man , iroro, Huninioromo.Eas 'I'amakl.Stokos's Point, - Waltakoi-ei. Henderson's Creek, I'npatoitol, • Ronuirii, Cambridge Little.and Big Omaha, Karlol, Klvcrhoad, Mornings'ido, Mahurangi, l Wiiiiml, Oiimn.ru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Mor i cury Bay, Oltaihu, North Shoro, Owhlwha, \ Razorback, Papakura, &o. Also, soo list ln ' Xcv: Zealand U>raUi and I. «~lj V«it_. OIIA S. WILLIAMSO N, l ESTATE AGENT, VUI.OAN Lane. i 1 _ _ -.addierv. i /•-' '*' v *'" .. ~- _—~**"'■'''// \[\ MAKER ll \\r )i i p s. W. S. JONES Ilai Just Roaolvod a Lurgo Quantity of Kvory Variety of W II I I* S, which are now marked, In plain figures, lit considerably Lower Prices than he has _\or bnen aide to oU'erthtiit b.forc. w 11 i r s. Ladle*', Gents', Gig. Buggy, Cab, Cai* l'la.--, Kour-lloisi', Curl, Wnggoii, Dog, Stook, llullrck, Hunt. ing, and Boy»' YV It I V S, I'ltoM is Oo to 50a Eachi. SOLID NIC_-_l_-.II.VK__ nilS, STHUIUP3, and srUBS. A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 per cent Less than tlio Priooß tisually charged. Stiiono, Duraiilk STOCK SADDLES, our own make, compkto with Alounts, £3 ss. Od. W. S. J O N E S. QUKEN-STKEET. AUCKLAND. Medical. OANDEB AND SONS' EUCALYPT IO .KXTRACT. RKPOKTOF DR. F. Ml iSLEIf, PROFESSOR AT THK UNIVKRHITY OF lili'-'IF WALD. Epilom- of an article of the " Berliner kll riishcn Wochensclrift" No. 21, IS7R, a mcdi-al periodical, publis'-e.l at Berlin, with references to inhulati'-na of the Hxthact Edcai-yptie Foi.is (Siinder nnd Sons' Extract ,*ucalnitii3) in coses of diptherla, hy Dr. F. Mo°lcr, professor at tho University of Grcifswald, Germany, viz : "Hiving experience!! Hie ad vant.gca derived from iiiha'ations of t.o Fxthact Eucalyptie Foi.ii in esuei of cchinecocrcn of the lunKß with bronchial all'.clions, 1 made up my mind to tr tho same remedy in cases of Diphtheria. D Salonz, a pupi'of mlno, hasslnro, inhia dis^ora tlon, reported the rarticulars of tho cases treated, and 1 may be allowed brlvlly to refer to one of tin -ancs enumerated therein. Ida IC, of I'a'owalk, twenty years ef ago, had on the lllih February, 1870, a lit of chilling fevor with viole-t pains in her throat. Sho called upo.i a medical practitioner, wl o. rec°gni7.ing at once the case "o bo one of diphtheritic, made her enler my klinik, whoro I had t. separate her from the other patient.. Tho patient, well develop d for her age, was complaining of pains in her threat, which grow worce when she en deavoured to swallow, speak, or move tho nock. The submaxillar and submental glands Were much swollen, ~nd the fever was of a remitting nature. Tho condition of Ihe patient wason tho 22nd of February: Warmtn=3o.l C, pul.c=_9fl r'spiration=2o. Prcsorip'io-i: Kxtrapt cue. c. fojiis to bo inhaled for twenty niinntea o\ cry hour. The following day tho -latieit throw out tmal- particles of exuniat. Tl.o local hpp-ar ancca i:i tho pharynx grew worse, nn-l the exßiulats were moie e_ftended over ihe mucous membrane. That incrraso of symptoms caused mo to augment tho CO3O to ono tea spoonful of extract eno. used for inhali tii.t. ; also 'lio ml n'litions wero cntiiaiod during the right. On tho 27th patient got better and the fever had subsided. On examining the phar. Nx it was easily to bo noticed that tho pro cess of diphtheritia gave way, and on tho llth of March the patient was restored to health and dl&Of ai'(;e~. Tip rei'ort ip f ( uoition Baya that tlio Knoalypti Ifxlract in all ca.ee o| diphtliorlttps i roved successful; it also s.ts forth cases of I- i-yngitis and bronchit s, chronic i, pneumonia, pr'niiposa doxf, a, -P to pharyngitis, bombinod with laryn.iti-, treated oucq.'tsful.y wltb tho Eucalypti I'.xLact. (I'hoße diseases constitute nearly all tho aflco tions of tho throt and respiratory orgais, l-ppfjr" caused by neglected colds ) Ihe "bo o lep.irled erne of diuhlhorla, a dl seaso which 's nlvvay3attended by foyer, proves the ellicacy of cur Kxl.ract Kuciilyp us in all Oiiec. of fever, and as it at the Bamo time diuln fccis all wound', aid checks inflammation, It will bo a positive cure of nearly all diseases, chiefly, Fovors, Rheumatism, Colds, Wounds of all kinds, Sprains, Bruise., Eto , Solo Agent for Auckland a3 Distriot! A I C X I N, Tub Piurmaoy, Quken-btkket, Aucklanp, Vonetiap Blmcis. AUOKLAND VENETIAN BLIND J FACTORY, CORNER OP CU X AND GREY STREETS. ■;■■:■, %■%& mms ■ .;•:, ' v :-, ' ' ! ! I ■ >M>& ir-.2--.63 • **f I-•'•--.. $ts& $$k£M ■ .'•:. Vr-rw .%?.?.-_? I*l~ft^f'_ris VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS I Mado of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed not lo warp or twist. Cur Blinds Burpass all imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. Wo have a very largo stook of well-seasoned Pine Tim ber; also a Largo Stook of VENI-TI4N UI-INDS on hand, assorted sizes. -Wi-~y'Ga_-__i ! linds made to order, and forwards to all parts ofiiho Co) .ny at the shortest notice, A. & A. BUSB\ (Late M. Horton Busdy), VENETIAN BLIND JIAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREET



Merchandise. i —■—<_, ,—- ■ ■, - •»"—' L. D. JS rATHAH * co" WAREHOUSEMEN!1 WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GENERA MERCHANDISE, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. Indents for English or Foreign Firms oxoouted : on favourable terms, under the personal super vision of our London firm. LONDON OFFICE: 10, COLEMAN-BTREET. mOBACCOS! We advise tho arrival of the 'Agate,' from New York, with our First Shipment of 1 A[\ PACKAGES OF NEW SEASON'S i*o MANUFACTURES, In Prime Condition, consisting of— Venus—Tens, in.J-boxes and cases Threes, Fives, Sixes. Pocket-pieces Double-thick Pocket-pieces, Fives Twitt. Nailrod, &c. A Largo A ssortment of Aromatics, in flat work, fancy and twist, light presaed, Seo. On board tho ' Camille,' duo early, -^fjg PACKAGES. Also, in Stock, A LARGE VABIETV OF LINES : Twist, In kegs, tlercoa and cases, suitable for Inland trade Shoepwa.h Tobacco Vanity Fair Goods. L. D. NATHAN Se CO. AMERICAN HOODS JUST RECEIVED, I And to Arrive, i Psw ' Elisor Vernon ' and ■ Camille, From New York: Dovoo'- Imporial Brilliant Kerosono Perry Davln se Son's Painkiller ' Dried Applcß Evaporated Apploa Clothes I'ins . Lobßtor and Salmon Oysters Amoricau Clockß Allen's Lung Balsam Bristol's Sarsapurilla aud Pills Lannian and Kemp's Ftorlda Wator Oriental Hair Tonio Lyon's Kathairon School Slates Travelling Trunks Valise- and Hand-bags Wood \V oshboards Zino Washboards Palo Amber Rohlii AdßOrtcd Catinod Fruits an 1 Vegetables Californlan Honoy ( hic_KO ltticon and I_arJ, ln palls Piimo Mens fork. AMERICAN CHAIRa. j Wood and Cano-scated llodroom, Dining, Ollice. Rockors, and Children, at greatly roduced ruton, lo clear. L. D. NATHAN & CO. ' ,_f\ E S L . i■i. as J mEAS SEASON IS7O-ISSa Tho largo rocont advance in tho prices of Teas (equal to 25 per cent.), row llrmly estab lished, will bo fully realised on next Reason's linportatlo-8, Wo oll'or our present Stuck at OLD RATES, to enable U3 to clear prevlotiß to arrival of this year's Shipments. Wo havo on hand— Congou, in chests, halt-chests and boxes _-'cei.t~d Orange I'okoo Scented Caper Gunpowder, Young Hyson Java Pccco Souchong Japan Uncoloured l_eaf Oojoo Assam Funnings, Bioken Pekoes And Finest Indian Pekoes. L. D. NATHAN & CO. Skvkn Prize Mi-dai-s Awarded nOODALL S OOUSEHOLD Specialitiesi A Slnglo Tri~l solieltcd from thoso who have not yet trlod Iheso aplendid preparations. GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE RELISH. Tho rooßt dolici us Sauco in tho world, This Cheap and excellent Sauco makes tho plainest viands palatablo and tho daintiest dishes more delicious. To Chops, Steaks, Fish, oto., It is Incomparable. Sold by Grocers, Oilmen, Chemist., Sec, GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER. The boat ln tho World, Indlsponsablo to overy household, and a boon to all housowivo'. Makes do'icious Puddings without egg-., Paatrr -without butt.).-, aud beautiful lltfht Bread without yoa.t. Sold by Grocer., Oilmen, Chemists Seo. GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For mnkinu Delicious Cußtards without eggs, in loss timo and at half tho prico. Unequalled for tho purposoa intended. Will give tho utmost mtisucl ion it tho Instructions given are implicitly followed. Tho propiietors entertain tho groatest conlldenco in the artic'o, and can reeoinincndittohoiiseki epers genorally as a üßoful agent In the preparation of a good Custard. Give it a Trial. Sold by Grocors, Chomista Italian Warehousemen, Seo. PREPARED BY GOODALL, BACKHOUSE & CO., "V-iii.tc Horse street, Ijeeds. WHOLESALE OF L. D, NATHAN & CO. T3ISQUIT, DUBOUCHE $ oOs 'CELEBRATED PALE BRANDY, Wo have always on hand tho aoova Cele brated Brandy, in bulk, cases, ono star, four star (very old. mild), flasks, half flasks, quarto - flasks, crystal barrels decantors. and 2-Qallon Crystal Vats. L. D. NATHAN & CO,, Sole Importers, BASS'S PALE ALE, By Read Brothers, London, (Dog's Head Rottl ng Mark.) Neither tho Browora nor tho Dtttlors have spared any trouolc or cost to lnako this the Finest Ale in tho World. Doth Capitaland skill aro allied to mako It a standard of excellence, i GUINNK.S'.. STOUT, By Read Buothers, London. (Dog's Head Bottling Mark,) This Btout combines due richnoss with the "edge" that is developed only by prolonged stoi'ago in vats of great capacity, by eh as Messrs Guinness's; and tho bottling arrangements aro a guarantee for prime condition. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents, AUOKLAND I



Cabinetmakers. r _ •yvr INKS AND JJ ALL, | WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j | CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS j -. SHORTLAND-STREET. | j FURNITURE I FURNITURE 1 h FURNITURE 1 | , LAKGKST AND BEST ASSORTMENT IK AUCKLAND. CARPETS 1 CARPETS I CARPETS 1 Aia the Newest Designs. LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM I LINOLEUM I LINOLEUM 1 All teik New patterns. OILCLOTHS I OILCLOTHS 1 OILCLOTHS I [ ATX, THE BEST QUALITY, , WOOL RUGS 1 WOOL MATS I WOOL RUGS 1 WOOL MATS 1 WOOL RUGS 1 WOOL MATS 1 White and Coloured. TAPESTRY HANGINGS! TAP EST R V HANGINGS! T APE.TKY HANGINGS! Veuy Rich Paitbrns. CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS 1 CRETONNES and TRIMMINGS I CRETONNES and TRIMMINGS ! All l. w Patterns. SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS! SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKSII SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS 1 COTELANES AND BROGUE REPS I COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS | COTELANES AND BROGUE REPS 1 WHIT?. AND COLORED DIMITIES 1 WEITEI AND COLORED DIMITIES I WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES I BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES 1 RRASS CORNICES AND I'RINGES ! BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES!I GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES I GIRANDOLES ! GIRANDOLES ! GIRANDOLES!! IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS I IRON COTS 1 IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS ! PATENT WOVE-WIRE SPRING MATTRESSES ! PATENT METALLIC VENETIAN BLINDS ! Tint Plind of tub Period I m[ljN KS & JJ ALL, HOLES ALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, SHORTLAND-STREfCT. -. Sewing Mu,c_ii_i<_s. /J h/ r\ lmk^_w A LL FORMER YEARS OUTDONE!! Duiuno THE Ykau 1579 THE SINQER MANUFACTURING COMPANY SOLD m° 431,167 01' THEIR celebrated SEWING MACHINES! This nuinbor being 71,7.5 in excess of tho Sahs of any previous year. Tho Sales of this Company during tho last ton yoars wero as follows : — 1870 .. .. 127,8X1 sinuki. Machines. 1871 .. .. 181,200 „ „ 1872 .. .. 210,76. „ „ 1573 .. .. 234 111 ~ „ 1871 .. .. 211,079 ~ 1575 „ .. 249,852 „ 1.70 .. .. 20..310 1877 .. .. 282.512 1878 .. .. 358,132 „ 1879 .. .. 431,167 „ Tho ro~cnt Great REDUCTION in thoir Prices and their wondorfully Kusy Terms of Payment, will enable oYcryonO to becomo possessed of those ' UNEQUALLED SEWING MACHINES. Slnco THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM PANY* inau.urated their System to llirk-, with Option ok.Purchase, it has been taken advantage of by tho public 11 such an extraordinary oxtent as to provo that it hss met a great public want. By this system thousands havo bjo-nie posso.sod of these niosit .c!i-ble SEWING MACHIN Its ; and It always offer, peculiar advantages to families in want of a SEWING MACHIN a for Domestic use by on abling such to havo a thorough trial hoforo perohas .~tf' THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 519, Foster Lank*, London, E.O, Dost Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, aud Linen Threads, Machine Oil, Duplicate Parts of Machines, &c, always kept in stock. Needles sent per p.'.st. Tin Neodles of the Singer Manufacturing Com pany arp mado entirely by Automatic Machinery, ftjitt l.nlshod with a perfection, accuracy, and polish, altogether unequalled by any other maker. SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES aro mado only by Tbo Singer Manufacturing Company (formerly J. M. Sin.or nnd Co.) and can o ly bo ob'ninod Wholesalo in New '/o.ilund from tho Caief Depot, which is also our only Reiail Agency (for the present in this City. Price Lists froo per post. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Fort street, Auokland. GfUTURIE _. JLfARNACH'S NEW ZEALAND TIMBER & WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Ha^o en Sale at thoir Branoh Stores, LOWER QUEEN - STREET, AUQKXAND ANO ONEHUNGA. Dunkdin-Madr Woodwarks Consisting o{ — Nests Tubs, painted and vi_.ni_hod Buckets do Fancy Ruckots, Chcoso Vats, Churns Butter Firkins, Knifo Boards Washing Boards, Turning Trussos Storo/rrucks.&c. JAMES W. WALLER, Manabke, tf^LAUDE AND BTOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. ADDRESS— Box No, 20., Post-offlco Anokland



Weary, so weary c£ waiting; fate, cruel fate ;to blame j strangers yet; very sad; -writo.— A****:." The foregoing ap poars among the " Personal" advertisements of Tuesday's "Herald," and is really very lugubrious. We feel quite sorry for him. We could comprehend whole matter had the weary one said he was waiting for three star. We are afraid he will have to wait a long time for fyur star.



Gunsmiths. DEVITT, Guumaker, 244, Queen. * street, Anckland, opposite the Market" house. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direoi. importation trom Enidand ' made to advertisers own order,—Ch.k.born Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Breech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit R tie... Game Ba<s Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouchts, and every article necessary to complete the outfit of „ spoitsinan. Ana=sortment of every description' of Revolver Cartridt.es, an., all the best Brand, in Sporting Powoers are imported direct from the makers by the the advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridgesfnr thn Enfield, Snider »nd Terry Hides. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chided Shot and otherspeei. alities always on h.nd. Country deal.i. liberally dea.t with. Guns Re . tacked, BronnS ■• etc., and every oiher kind of Firearm Repairer, at reasonable prices. Notice.- Just tn hund a " lot of good serviceable C. K. Chokebore hreech loading Guns cheap. The largest stock ir""' Auckland to chooao from. Also, in stock a •'• large assortment of Fireworks of the.&at .' quality. Fishing Tackle. ue™ Merchandise. G. W. O w E i«62 M E it C II A N T S, . • 'I FORT-STREET, Have lor Sale, to arrive by ' Ada C. Owen ' from Lytieltoti ; 50 Tons WOOD'S SUPERIOR FLOUR, .„ 1 Small Bags 40 Tons BRAN and SHARPS 150 tracks WHEAT. Also, ex Late Arrivals ; 1100 Sacks OATS 20 Tons BRAN and SHARPS 150 Sacks OATMEAL, in Email Bags 300 Boxes CANDLES 180 Bags RICE 20 Cases WHITE SAGO. Ex ' Stracathro'; • -j 20 Cases CORNFLOUR 15 Cases COLMAN'3 MUSTARD 20 Cases and Casks CURRANTS 20 Ca3C3 KKILLER'3 MARMALADE CREAM OF TARTAR, J OJUBKS . I CANDIED PEEL, PICKLES MILLER'S BAKING POWDER wtl COCOA. . ~r | Ex 'Loch Urr' and 'Criti.li Empire'?'sl 16 Bales PINK, BLUE, and GEEY ■ PAPER BAGS •' 70 Kegs NAILS 25 Cases MEDICINES, Sec, See 20 Cases ANGLO-SWISS MILK. Ex 'Ben Nevis,' ' Ingle-wood,' &C!r;nJ SARDINES, LOBSTERS, VINEGAR,. MILK, PICKLES, OILS, CAPER 3 PEARL BARLEY, SPLIT PEAS, Sea. I~ PAINT ~ TREACLE PRHSERVED GINGER CONFECTIONERY, &c, Sec '. '"' Also, TEAS, in Chests, Half-Chest.. and Bolts SUGARS, in Great Tariofy. Sewing Machines. gEWING 11/r ACH IN E ,&• TAYLOR'S ". PATENT SEWING MACHINE J These Machines have now been bo long before the public that they have established a reputa tion for themselves, and can be confidently' recommended by hundreds who pos^sa __a_ f, as superior to all others for domestic use. ifl* . The new Elliptic shuttle Movement to., acknowledged on all hands as the simplest quietest, and most beautiful motion ever i*', , vented for the pnrposo. Tho new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to* thread, and is larger than most others. Sols Asknti T. PEACOCK, Optician, Short' an d-street, t-»" Slf-WG MACHINF^ I.S-?_IiHSS~ ; i iW> C. D ENNES' j THE GREAT IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED |NEW GROVER AND BAKER'S; DOMESTIC It hand MACHINE, SAME AS 'i«n__ ABOVE*, _S p. W _ , - -. - ' -'• eh /s^" "'>i\ Q, ' ■ _r/^*v^ e?x\ 25 _3 vS^* *&*// .3 All Kinds ot Sewn© Machines ■ on Time Payments. ™j 2s, 6». Ifr-B Week! •* 2s. 6d. Per Wem;! 2s. 6d. Per Wejx __r ALL MACHINKS GUARANTEED I mHE TTXEPOT, ■■■..;, QUEEN STREET. TAUPIRI COAL MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). T~_9 Company are now SU_»PLTINO C_»A_»; at their Mine, Huntly -Railway Station, at __- following pricea^— HQi^eiold dampy) ....... 12s per ton Steam (screened) 10a .■ s_a,ck is ;, In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in b_l_- Orders for Auoklaed, Newmaiket, and One- j hunga, will ba received at the CompanJ'* Office, Fart-street. Orders for other Stations, addresses to «j c. Mine Manager, Taupiri Coal Mines, Hun". and accompanied by remittance, will W promptly attended to, . FRANZ SCHB-tPF.-