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&BS) AUCKLAND E^ET^INe STAR. OCTOBER 9.



I, Auotiona. , 6. TONKS.J [R. C. CABR. ~ WJB^-NESDAY, OCTOBER 13. ' II THREE LARGE "ALLOTMENTS, 1 KYBtSR PASS ROAD. mO liAKGE -ALLOTMMTS, jij QUARRY ROAD. B. TONICS & CO. XT AYE beon iustructed to sell on Wcdnes- XX »iiday, Ootober 13, at 12 o'clock, ABOVE ALLOTMRNTS, beantifully situ ated on high ground and voloanlo soil, Zl B. TONES.j ' [R. c. CAKR I AT AN EARLY DATE. FARMS FOR ALL CLASSES. 2,300 A..RES OF LAND, Much of it cultivated, woll watered, with a little Bush and sovoral Artificial Plantations, many live and doad Fences, Coal on property, and' Valuable Clays, and adjoining Railway Statlotv \I7E havo bocn instructed by H. Cbam v T borlain, M"fq., to olfor abovo at an oarly date, for poßitlyo salo, on mo3t liberal terms, in lota to suit all clasßos, from cno aoro to ono hundred or moro, B," TONES & CO. W. S. COCHRANE. J [JAS. DACRB WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. BUILDING SITES AT MOUNT EDEN IFTIHE subscribers will sell, at thoir Rooms, X ou Wednesday, 20th Instant, at 12 o'clook, .FOBTY CHOICK BUILDING SITES, oach . 68 foet frootage by over 100 foet, on and adjolnii g tho mnin road to Throe Kings, I > J-t'ftr Mount Kdori 'Bu i Stand, and known ; « ;as Mr Prince's property. Thcso lots command an oxtonsivo View, and aro all rich volcanic eoi). Terms:—Ono-thlrd cash; balance at 8 per cent. ; ;sAmuel Cochrane & son, Auctioneers. \ OCTUBER 12. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DIAMOND JEWELLERY, ■, i Consisting of Diamond Rings, Pins, Lockets, Brooches, Earrings, Full Suite, Solitaires, Dia .mond Necklets, &c, bo.. too. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL hold the Thirl Salo from the well-known Stock of Mr F. H. Lswlsson. _ consisting of above Goods, on above date. Catalogue and full p .rtloulars in Monday's - Stab. .TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. fj ORANGES I ORANGES! ORANGES! . .. .'Ex'.| Rotorua,' from Sydney. TO BE SOLD ~BY AUCTION, at Arthur's Mart (Produce Department), T 93 cas.s ORANGE 3 I*jOj| j 6 cases MANDARINES MR .60 cases ORANGES | ibldvi : :-. >Bi : ' i oi >. ■ ■' MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, . ~. AT BLBVEN O'CLOCK. ZZyZ: G. ffl. BINNEY HAS received in.tractions from Thos. Macffarlone, Ksq., Interim Liquidator in tho oetatoof Jrtines Berry Robinson, to sell by public auction, on Monday, October 11, at eleven o clock short), ' t,: iCn the Premises, Queen-street, Zl:,; : , ::■■ The Whole of the GASFITTINGS .1"i..-!niPPUNTERS Z■ Z r. t "tr_, SHELVING . ; &0. &0. &o. Terms at Sale, iT>;|E GULAK oaLES *Wti I---'- wWR i LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURAL - PRODUDE AtflifieMlßy the rtndersigned as follows:— On each' Thursday.'at Remuera, the Principal Market for Fat Stock of all descriptions On each Friday, in Anckland. at the Haymarket, for Horses, .Carriages, Harness, Hay, Com, Heeds, Implements, &o. ft On each Tuesday, nt the Haymarket, for Wool Sheepskins, Hide., Tallow, &o„ at 12 oplooK' .■ - <| At Wiiuku, On the first Saturday in each month. At Pukekohe, on the first Monday in eaoh ti month . At Qrurjr, on the third. Wednesday In eaoh UK-nth'-1 ; -'"- ■ !l: At Papakura; on the last Wednesday in eaoh month-,<r ,i \ ~ .-' At QueetfSßedoubt, on eaoh Monday before the third-'-Wednesday in the months of Febrn ary, -April. June, August, October, and December , y, ■ , ,-.--, - Cattle Fairs spocially advertised ' Sheep Fairs specially advertised,! BUCKLAND. ■ nl ilH.il'.-'! .-ii- - - ■■ : ■ I ii 1- Hrt- r. :..- , •■ ;. . fi O yj of TRY CATTLE SALES [ *y 1 l»b_r_iK6—Monday, Ootober 18 ' '1 Dbuby FAiB-SWtidn'esday, Ootober 20 I-' PAPAfioiu- Wednesday. Ootober 27 i ALFRED tiUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. REMitJjERA,... CA,TTLE FAIR. '': '.',. v.''., '"- '"' '. • . . . . mttE SECOND OF THE SEASON [will be held at Remuera, on WEDNESDAY, ObfOBER 13. " '. Entries aro roqucstad not later than FRIDAY, I ; Ootober8;'J ' "''':-;' ' 'J '"'" !JI x;ALFRED BUCEI.AND. v , WEDNESDAY. 6CTQ_-ER 20. |||. T H E a .D I^y RY V AITLIZ'B. ' 11. A CATTLE^fAlß^wililbeheldatDrury | -C3L on Wednesday, October 20. I Entries are requested to he loft either at the Hayinarkelj;q_!WthHenry Harding,at'Bunol | mm Station, not later than Friday, October 15, i fort_re'P.at66_*.ofcatal]bitu_hj..i ',-',' | :':"-:■- I "'ij^Rl-D BUCEIAND, " MONDAY, OUTOBER.II.,; LARGE"AND UNRESERVED SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FURNI-, rr\J&ty&'CZ i ,, T ., l} ,-: ~,, |; ," ;" IU rpiHE undersigned havo, received ingtruc ! A. tioosfrOm Mr Jno. ShortJ,iuhr. (who has ifll B.ld his farm!, to Bell on the farm, tirakau (near |H KiMkihi), on Monday, October 11, the whole of IU his live,«d deadstock as follows:— - I 20 faffi* yea'i;oltl,Stcqra in'7orward,cpn ' 22 2. year- old Steers -i| 33 Htcors ftotn 1} to 2 year old ' - l_H 20 Choice yearling Steers •' 48 Well-hre'd Grazing Cows _M{ 10 Cows and Calves y_ 2S 2 and 3 yohr Old-Heifers _. SI %Helfers. from 1 to li year old. .I J tS-'FttMSattieii1 ,'-'•-"- ■ ■'• ■■ ■- > • ■ . ■II 2B Ta.?l.rior Farm Mares,(l at foallog), 5 ,11 t"5 l"8 and Light Harness Horse 3 from 3 Ml- " A toSyearßOld---'-: . _ nmw£f Lamls?.20B'at Hoggets. Light i '; tcoea »«>« Hawqws, Swingle- t I 'T-%P&O^, *» Side iilj ytetstil. ■ ~.-.,--■ fiury |, 40 Hea4PoultiT,*c. '" '.:ll At 1 o'clock Sharp, r "M "*'"-2SS '■ ■ ■ M . ■ -: HUKTJE& a SOLAN. • ;, M h-stwhf.on provided. __■ £*OT<bhW will ho sold



MMma^MaM^MMMM^M^MM^MMMMMMMM Auotionß. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. JUNCTION Y-AItDS. FOR Sale, nt tbe Junction "i ards, on Tuesday next. 10 Prima Fat Oxon, from Naplar (heavy WOightS) . , ... „ 11 Primo Fat Cattlo, from One-tree Hill 20 Prime Fat Cattlo, from Waikato, Whan garci, and noigabourhood iOO Fat Shoop _ . _„ Fat Lambs, Voal Calves, Fat Pigs Also, DalryCows, Storo Cattlo, Calves Yearlings, &c. At 1 o'clock. HONTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER li.. P U X E X O II E YARDS. THE usual Monthly Sale will bo hold on Wednesday next, when a LARGK NUMBER OF CAT I'LE will bo yardod con sisting of 1 Dairy Cowb, Storo Cattlo, Calves l Yearlings, &c. 1 Also, Horses, Shcop, and Plus. AT 11 O'CLOCK. HUNTER AND NOLAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. AT HAMPTON PARK, EASTTAMAKI. WELL-BRED HORSES, DAIRY AND GRAZING STOCK, MACHINERY AND FARM IMPLE MENTS, GREEN CROP, &C. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from the Roy O. Smales to soil on the above-named Estato, on Saturday, tho 30th Ootober, at 12 o'clock, HI3 VALUABLE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of— 1 Heavy Fraught Horses and Brood Maros _ X oung HorBCB, proijcny of Champion 2' „ „ Young Wellington 1 „ ~ ~ Akeako Superior Shorthorn Bull, bred by Mr Rcid, of Motutapn 39 Flrßt-class Dairy Cows 4 Woll-bred Heiferj 15 „ Yearlings 10 „ Calves Mowing Machine, Tiny Rako Plough, Carts, and various other Implements Also, About 30 aoro' Oruon Oats (a flno crop) ln lets to suit purchasers. HUNTER & NOLAN. Painters, Glaziers, &c. APEkHANGI_-(..S AND UIL STORE, Pabnbli, Rise (opposite Counoil Offloe). R. DAVIES begs to inform tho publio gen erally that he has Opened the above premises with a Choice Selection of Paperhatigings, Pcim, Paint, Oila, Turpentine, French l-'olish, Colours, Window Glass, &0., and respectfully solicits a Bhare ot publio patronage.—R. Davies, Parnell Rise. TmX «INGLE WOOD ■ & 'ADAMANT., 828 Packages papkrhangingq aperhangingo, Scrims and U.bsiams GILT MOULDINGS, WINDOW GLASS (Silvered, Plate, Sheet, and Ornamental), PICTURES, Artists' Materials, White Lead, Zinc White, Oils, Varnishes, tent Silicate and Carson's Anti-corrosive Paint, Brushes, Colours, Glue, Glass, Paper, Tacks, Gold Leaf, andall Trade Sundries, Photographers' Glass asd Glass Shades N.B.—Notwithßtanding the extra duty on PAPKRHANGINGS, we are Btill offering the largest and best selected stock in the Colony at the same Low Prices as horetof ore. W. PHILLIES & SON, OIL A D COLOUR MERCHANTS, 85 to 97, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Anil at Pollen-street.Shortland-street. \TEW PAPERHANGINGS XI for 188.. Large and Small Buyers ot Paperhangings wll do well to oall at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S pafcxrhanoingh, oil, colour, & glass Warehouse, 28 to 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND Where may be inspected one of the largest and best-selected Stocks of Paperhangings in New Zealand, From Id per piece to tho moat costly. GILT & STAINED PICTURE - FRAME MOULDING' In Great Variety. PIOTURB-FRAMIMa IN ALL ITS BRANOHMS, At lowest possible rates. Oils, Colours, Glaus. Varnishes, Brush* are Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c„ &o. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. Mercl_.an.__me QBAIN, JJILOUB, & TpOTATOES F OR S ALE. G. W. OWEN & CO., . QDEBN STREET WHARF, '; | , .'■___ ARE DAILY EXPECTING : Ex 'Lapwing,' from Oamaru, ■ 669 saoks SHORT HEAVr OATS 600 „ TARJARIAN SEED OATS 600 „ Wilson, Harraway&Co.'s BAKER'S FLOUR /: • SCO „ J. to T.Meek's Crown r Brand FLOUR Ex 'Estelle,' from Lyttelton, ; 30 tons Wood's "Star" FLOUR y 660 saoks Superior POTATOES '■I . ,'' . - . . . ..V ix. .'•: 400 „ Meek's CrOwn Brand FLOUR 10 tons ... ... ■, „ . FLOUR fcmsl bags) 20 tons R. Anderson's FLOUR. j,I To Arrive, ex ' Lutterworth' and 'Waikato,' .' 200 boxes CANDLES, D.H.J. - 10 tons Fino and CoarsoHorsohrand SALT 60 cases Oolman's STARCH i25„,^ SALAD OIIV , ..' &o. i xyJ_&a,'y . &c. . '.-'.- 'Z ■■ ON SALE:: J •Ex 'Ada C. Owen,' from Oamaru, , 600 sacks TARTARIAN SEED OATS TEAS, In ohests, 4-chesta, and boxen SUGARS, in variety' GENERAL GROCERIES OILMEN'S STORES - ' ~ ';'/' &c., ' .&c:,J'"-' &c. '■"•'' '.,',' v;' . I -S C O JD L 1 N .» iJ ti/. TIME TABLE: Leaves Onehunga— I Leaves Auckland ; 8.30 a.m. f'■'"", 12noon /< 2.30 p.m. I 1.30 p.m. " Saturday nights— , : 6.30 p.m. I II p.m. ' .' . . ~,..,' —— ,- r < Special Coaches as per Agreement. ' rBRIERLEY'S AUCKLAND AND i ONEHUNGA'BUS. - r , I TIMETABLE. Q ; J^esAuetond Leaves Onehunw ipposlteGreyhound Hotel) (Rardlngton's Hotel 1 i-W:-;^- ;ds ■ h —^ WPAVU' '"- l~



DamDier'a Wonderful Bargains. TOOK IN THE WINDOW at tho i following articles : liidloß' Hobo, 3}dj Blind Tossol-, 2d each; Pretty Albums, is; Picture Crosses, for framing, 2d onch ; Mon'd Shirt Suites, with ratout fastonerß, 1» tho suite; 1 .allien Black Hat Ornamonts, 3d eaoh; Towels, 2_d. -All tho above are in tho window, and are Great Bargains. Men's ycarv.s ut Od, and othor Bargains. On the oounter you will see tho following :—Lodlea' Linen Cull's, id the p._ir: Ladicß* Umbrellas, 2. 3d; Girlß' Straw Huts, at Od; Flowers, 6d tho bitnoh; Hand-Up Collar., 2d tho box; Plush, Is 6d tho yard; thirty .six-yard pIeCOB of Groy Braid, 3d tho plono; Slioats of Ping,throo for 2d( Skelnß Of Silk, Id the doz; and in othor parts ot the shop you will find Duty s celebrated Trlcophorous, 12b Od tho dot or In 2d the bottlo; • ■-___. Men's Suporior SoarvlM' ; T ~'. Ladles' Hair Frlsettos. for the hair, 3 for 6d. Fresh Lot ol Cheat) Calicos, Towelling and Brtswn Uiilland; fcllk Squares, White nnd fthd Coloured, Cd; Ladies' Whito Handkorohiefs, Id . ■ . Tho duty. I bollovo. on cards Ib 6d tho paokt novortholoßSi I will Bell them at D.l the pack: Morley sKn't ting Cotton, numbors I to li. Is lid the lb. ! Clark's celebrated rools (CtX) yards) pi Sowing Cotton, 18 lOd tho ..ddß, qv 2.1 tho reel . Cl&rk'a Orpohet Cotton', Sid the hahl_; stay Husks, 2d and 4d tho pelt-; Spoon do, 8d; Ladles' and Girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id. Como and Bee tho how lot of Eye Glasses, at Is; and the no\V German Sllvor and Stool Spectao'eß, also at Is; Roadlng Hlass, Od and 1b 3d; Workboxes, reduced to 2s Bdoa^h. Toll tho Sohnol-maßtorßtuy Slato Pencils are Od tho box ot 100, and if the)' aro aa sensible AB I hey ought to be, I shall sell an onorinotiß quantity- of thorn; Slates, 3d ouch. Como and 800 tho Flannel, at Is 3d the yard ; Turkish Towels, lOd each ; Ladloa' nnd Ulrls' Hair Note, Id eaoh, no higher prlco: Superior Piano Musio, consisting of (Jperatlo and othor Songs, as well as Dances; Lyon's Knthrlon, many rrcfer It to TrlooDherous, 8d the bottlo: Florida Wator, 2. tho bottle; Ladles' Kid Gloves, Is and 2. tho pair; Furniture Trimming, 2 inchoa Wide, 2d tho yard { a fow Men's Thiol Warm Caps, including Glong.iry, Is 6d eaoh, worth 3s 61; Boys' do, Is; a very Suporior Lot of Mon's and Boys' Fronch Pools Caps, Is 6d, worth 3s; Boys' Hard Felt Hats, 8s i Mon and Boys' Soft do, 3b Od | Men's BraCO'i 81; Boys' do, 8d; Stay Lacos, no .rly . yards long, 2 for Id or Sd tho doz; Girls' Straw lints, 40. [Good Violin and Bow, 23s i Winecjr, 3Jii ad Ijd tho yard, no higher price; Winooy §_.irte ( adies' and girls'), 2s fid each , Men's Drawcte (cotton), 2s Cd tho pair; nice lot b( ltlbl'onn at Bd the yard: Chlldren'a Auckland litado liOots, at cost price: Qeufft Ftlafves for folding. It each; Boys' Bhlrts, Is 9d ; Men's do.. 2_ Cd; Whbro o!bo oan you get English ruled Nolo Pa;o. at 2d tho quire, and Knvolopes at 2.1 the paokot of 251 Peerlciß Gloss for shining Boots without brushos. Od the bottlo; lai'K<) quantity of Dross Buttenv, 2d tho don; fcjluto Lining, 3d Iho yard; Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cake . for Is ; Ball Dresses, reduced from _t)s to (is: Slato Llnlntt, Btl tho _ta,i'<\\ Weßt Knd C.dlars, sko 14-. 3d thli bOS, worth lOd ; Ladlos' Stays, Is lid tllo pair ; Dimity, 101 tho yard; Hair Brusho., Is; Infant,' Salt Bru.hes, Is; Noll Id and Too'.h do, li — 1 Crapo Trimming, Id tho yard; I Can do Cologne aud oilier t^ . tits, fid tho bottlo; VVorkboxos, '-'* ISA ouch ; Wedding Ringß, 2d; Military Braid, 2 yards Id; Cork Soles, Id pair; Cushion Cord, id the tin., yaris; 1 yard Tapo Moasuroa, Id oach; Whito Braid, id the doz yards; Blaok and Whito Berlin Wool 3d tho doz ukelns ; othor colours 4d. A grand show la the shop of tho above, also ol Fingering Wool at 3d tho hank; Piping Cord, 18 knots for fid. What will you Ladies do when my Girla' Splondil Ribbed Hose nt fid are all gone. -D aM PI XIV S Wondf rful Hargal- b, corner of Udnor Qaeen-ntreet Open from 8 a'Ht 08 p.m. VTIW SEASON'S TEAS. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, YICJ-ORIA-STREKT, AUCKLAND. INDIA AND CHINA TEAS DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA AND FOOCHO\T. F. WHITEHEAD Has ju»t received (ex 'Sybil,' from Fooehow) a quantity ot Now Season's 'lea, comprising various grados, from Is 8d per lb. upwards; and wishes to call Bpocial attchtlon to the foot of his having purchased a portion of tho finest lino in the Bhip. This Tea was procured at F. W.'s desire In Hankow; connoisseurs will recognise its character when rominded o_ tho dlstrlot In which it was procured. In hlB judgment, it is the Finest North Provincial China To ito hand of tho prcsoat season. Cheap lines will be offered as low as legitimate trade will allow. All Tea. offered to tho pub'.ie under F. W.'s standard quotations will be found ol storling value, embodying tho best Beleolod Tons the most favourable Colonial markets afford, every care being oxeroiaad to secure that uniformity of flavour aad kiad so essential in the best lines. s. d. Good Congo., denominated "Flno" 1 6 per lb. No. 1, "Broken and Sittings* (fla vonry) 1 8 „ No. 2. "Tea Kxtraordinary"(Assam flavour anil strength) .. ..2 0 „ No. 3, "Family Mixture* .. ..2 6 „ No. 4, "Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" 3 0 „ (121b. tins of No?, lto i, 2d per lb. less; tins, Is e.o.ch, returnable). F. WHITEHEAD, Wholesale & Retail Tba Deai.eh, and Importer of Tooacoo to Ciuars, Vlotoria-Btroet. Auokland, And Tobacconist. OoEKN-STItgET. jpadaiflre- o ■ Vf^%iAuSMl \z ONE MONTH ONLY. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete-with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. WS. 7 ONES • Having just landed ex ' Loch Doon and ' Scott'sh Lassio' a largo assortment ot all hinds of HARNESS MOUNTINGS, ho is now ptopared to execute all ordors for Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horse, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem. Always on hand, a Laroe Stock of CAB, SPRING CART, DRAY AND FARM HARNESS. W.B J. has always a large general stook, com prising Racing, Steepleohaae, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles. Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter HorseolothlDg. Valises,' Portman teaus Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &o. ELLIMAN'S EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved extra strong PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 60s. W. S. J ON E S, QUEEN-STREET. AUOKLAND. ■;, ______ -iunsmitifiß. So* r .. ;i-i"" v.i- - ■ ■ DEVITT, Gunmaker, *i 4, Queen o street, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, IB6o.—Always In Stock and to arrive by diroot importation from England made to advertisers own. order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article.necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by the the advertiser, who can guarantee thoir good quality. Cartridges for the Knfleld, -Snider and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled' Shot and other speci alities always on -hand. Country dealers liborally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.- Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Hrcech loading Guns cheap. The largest stock in Auokland to choose from. Also, In stock, a large assortment of Fireworks of tho bost auality. Fishing Tackle : Venetian Bunas. AUCKLAND VBNETi-iiS BLIND ACTOR V' CORNER OF COOKS AND GR V STREETS VENETIAN BLINDS J VENETIAN BLINDS I Made of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed lot to warp or twist. Our Blinds surpass all reported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We have a cry large stook of well-seasoned Pine Tim ier: also a Large Stook of VENETIAN }LINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze linds made to order, and forward to all parts f. tho Col »ny at the shortest notice. - A.& A. BUSBY (Lath M. Hortok Busby), T.NETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRE - '■'•'■' WORKERS,'. '."""-'' ""'" mi^m^M^mmLmLmm



Land and Estate Agents. \virr n. m c t c a l f c ESTATE to GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, No. 20, Insuh_.nc« Buildings. Tho advortiaor, having had 17 years' ox perlono.', und being lmlmaloly acquainted with all proportlOß now in his hands for snlo, can advise lntondlng Sottlora iv their choico o£ land. FABMS,from 80 to 8,000 aorco, on hand. Full , particulars on apMlicniidn. SoVoral good In i VofitmontS tot- Capltalistß. • Commis.ions of overy de:orlptlon executed i for Country Settlers at low rates. \ rtHAS. -\V^ ILLIAMSON, ! ttoufJte, Land and estate agent, Vulcan Lake, Auokland. RENTS and INTERKST Collootod. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on drat-class - ioourltioa, without CnAnQK. Skven por oont, allowod on deposits until Invostod. MORTGAGES and LOANB Negotiated, • SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. : ESTATES Mamwett ft* AMnt6os. 1 l-UtLbING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, '< AT .'KB FOOT!— f Home-street, 20; Widlam-strcoi, 15/ ' j Boresford-Btrect, 00/ Duko-atreot, 28/ ' View Road, 80/ Cook-streot. £1) ' Perolval Pnrado, 35/ Kdwln-Btrc.ot, 21/ i Wood-street, 18/ Georgo-Btroet, fll ' Grattan-Btreet, 12/ Victorla-strcot, 410 ' Randolph-streot, 10/ Kybor Pass, 80/ • Wyndham-Btroot,<!1010/Grafton Road,os/ l WiUiam-Btroet, 60/ Nelson-Btreot, 10/ > Short-stroot, £. Vino-stroot, 10/ I Franklin Road, 60/ Shtllj Boaoh Road, 80/ i Unlon-stroot, 20/ Llvcrpool-stroot, -10/ t Symonds-Btrcot. £a Mount Kdon, £1 ' Haokott-stroot, 35/ Prospoot-etroot, 15/ > Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-Btroot. 35i i Also, in various othor strcots at low ratOß. > _P,9,AOf) T0 LEND, In Sums of filO and up ■ efc/_.v/-/v wards, on good Buourilies. . I^OUR-ROOMl.1) llouscß for Halo In Town and ; X SubUrba, at;£l2o, £150, £170, and upwards, ' on easy term., 1 4?_l9n-Vo'y Comfertable FAMILY RE-I i Jj.£i\J ukncK (now) for salo, With water | frontago ; cvory convonienco. _P9Qn-FiVo-roomud HOUSE (new), Nowton *'*J,T Ho!Wißtablß,&o.| two froutnges J two ! allotment!). ' Tit NSONBY-Villa Rcßidonco for salo, six : X cooniß, Btablhiff, out-olllccß, &o.; 'i aoreß, , orchurd, too.; largo frontago to two utroots; ' splendid viow of rivor. ; .poo/V-Now Fivo-roomod Houso for sale In i *o_S\' pnmoll. Iloautlful vlow. ! QJLI rt—New tilx-roomad Houno for s-'alo, in *jblu Ponsonby, with two allotments. , Splendid vlow of harbour. _d.,C\ l-NKW HOUdK forsnlo in Wost-stroot, *"'"" Nowton, .noar Karangahapo road. ; Kuny terms. . /". ItAFToN ROAD.-0. Aores to lot (with ! VX ( IIoubo) in lt'iiso ; cheap. 2J ye»r< to run. I>ANMURK.— iioiiso and aoro of ground for Balo ; tlno-t position. Knsy torms. nQfin—--ix-roomed llouao, nil llhlnhod, for ■ *ouu saloin Liucoln-itrcot; largeallotmsut. : £Q1 A—Now Houso In Brown-str«ot for Sale, ■ d^,j iv. near Pon.onby Roud ; two tanks COLLKGE HO AD -Commodious Family Rosi donco for Salo ; Gob and \v uter laid 00. £0 9 A—Four-roomed House (now) for salo, in • *'-J'J" Nowton; largo allotmont. MOUNT KDI-N—Sovon-roomcd Honso and Stablo; largo allotment. Prico, £.00. I 4?lSfl —*"or Salo in Nowton, a Four-roomod •i/-,-<-' v' Houso and nice garden, level. PUKKKOHB EAST.—fine Farm of 107 aores for Solo, near Railway-station. Comfortable homesti-ad ; litt'.lo bush ; £1 10b por ocro. . vjKAI. IKLD ROAD. — Comfortablo Cottage, O out-houaoß, &o, for Salo, on easy terms. IDAPAK UHA.—SIX Acres of Ijind for balo for £35. Kurakn 110 acres for £100. ROKEBY-3TRKKT -Houso and Allotments for salo, togothor or separately. l?9.KO—Elve-roomed Houooand Workßhop, oft XiAil\i college Road, f.reale; well flniahod throughout, qulto now; two verandah a. 4?._ L *i,O-—New House In Park Road, nine roomß, XfHOM f or g a i 0 . Splendid vlow.—Also very comfortablo Houso of seven rooms ; large gar den ; flno Viow. Easy ter_nß.-Al.otmon.s also for edle clienn. i»1 flKft-VILLA RKSIDttNCK for Snle. at J •>mt.\ju\i Mount Albort, po-80331ng one of Iho • finest views In tho district.—Also, two acres nd -1 joining fjr Balo. GREY-STRKET-Six roomed Houso (now)for sale. Largo allotmont. Also, two .-hops, 1 detached worK.hcp Sea., on very insy terms. 1 yIIDI-'S In High-street, Karangahapo Road, 1 O and Freemnn's Bay, fo • iiilo, cheap. ' _R<3lJ_fl—Slxr_»'omed HOUSI_ for silo ia Par i A/^ou nell ; q-ilto now. Easy terms. MOUNT EDKN-Largo New Houso, fitted with overy convenience (two acres ot | land), tor sale. Flno view. P 'inft—lve-roomed House for Salo in Nolson , */ ov\i Btreot , Garden, tanks, &o. If ARMS also For Salo at Hunan, Mount Eden, x Waikomiti, Richmond, Koniokorikl, Man gore, Paromoromo.Ea_t Tnmakl.Stokeß'a Point, Waitakorol, Hendorson's C<-oek, Papatottol, Remutirn, Cambridge, Littlo md Big Omahe, Karioi, Rlverhond, Momingside, Mnhurnngl, Wainul, Omaru. Ararimu, Coromandol, Mer cury Bny, Oknihu, North Shore, Owhlwha, Papakura, toe. Also, see list In New Zealand B.rald and Weekly Ktwi. ,CH AB. WILLIAMSON, E3TATK AGENT Vm can Lank J. Mm hKtt N° x ESTATE Agent and Valratos. OUKKN-STItKET, AUOKLANO. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SEOURITIKS, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. , No CBAnoB to Lender ok Investor. • TTOR SALE, a Fonr-rocmed Cottngo In Con ' A queet Pliioe; commndioiis; abnautifiilview i ot the harbour. Freehold allotmont, 65 x 97. ; Price, £200; £80 cash, balanco on Building , Society principles.—J. M. 1 ennox, EBtateAgent, 3 QIX-ROO >i KD COTT.-GK, ten minutes' walk O from Quoenstrcet; freohold allotment, 20 3 x lfO, Price, £210: terms can bo arranged.— • J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent. . -PSfl— A BARGAIN—A Two-roomed Ccttnzo ' *ou nnd two froehold allotmtnts-OOx 118 ft. - Prioe, £SO.-J. M. Lennox. K. ute /igcnt. i £1 Kf,—COTTAGE, three rooms and scullery, 1 ™1"v etc; freehold allotment; iloasantly , situated In Lincoln-street, PonsonTly. Prico,£lso. / .KAtf'l'ON ROAD.'— Kightroomed House, , VI with largo freehold allotment, Prioe, £100. ; —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. ' A FIRST-CLASS FARM of 150 ocrcn, twclvo i -tA miles from tho city by n good nucadamlaed road. The land is all fenced, and laid down in tho best hnglish grnsses. There is a good houso ' and every convenience. Tho land is a'l first class.—J. M. Lennox, EBtato Agent. . FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Farm of 100 acres at Patorangl, 5 miles from thcOhaupo railway station. The land is mostly In grass. Tho dwcltliig-housocontains flvo room«. Price, ! £100.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. r\ .0 FARMERS—A Bargnln-One Of tho best 1 A littlo Dairy Farina in the Waikato. Thore - are 150 acres, mostly in tho best grosses, nil fenced, and with a Cottage built thereon. The owner is leaving the country.—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. CITY— a Bargain—A commodious 12-roomod Residence in Grey-Btreet, freehold allotment fix 190; suitable either for a family residence or for n lodging-houso. The house is all newly built nnd beauti'ully finished, and is only a few minutes' wnlk from Queen-street.: Prioe, £900; £350 cash — balanco oan remain upon tho pro perty.—J. M. Lot_uox,!l_Btate Agent.- TO FARMER;..—A fine Uom^tondof 61 nores. about 12 miles from the city by a good metalled road. The house contains five rooms, together with barn, cowshed, and every con venience. Price, £1,000; £200 cash—tho balnnoe can remain for five years nt 7 per oent. Stock and crop at a vnlijatinn.—J. M. Lennox. •P.I Qfl—A BARGAIN.—Cottngo of rour rooms *S-OV i n Parnell. Price. J2130.-J. M. Lennox. VILLA, containing eight rooms, near the Pah •Farm, with 30 acres of freeho'd, Ono of the most beautiful sites In tho district. There is a two stall stable, cow-shed, &c. Prioe, £1,200. —J. M. Lennox, Kstate A gent. TO FARMERS (a bargain).—Farm of 90 acres in tho Kast Tnmaki; 10 acres in grass. Price. £150.— J. M. Lennox, Eatato Agent. J. 1 K() CASH—Balance can remain on tho •yx.. \. p ro p er ty —a Four-roomod VERAN DAH COTTAGE, with stables, cowched, and 0 acres of first class freehold. 'Ihe property is beautifully situated and is only half-an hour's walk from Queen-stroet. This property will be sold at sacrifice. Price, £100.—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent. TO I. ARMERS-A really first-class Farm of 571 acres, mostly in graSß or orop«. This is some of tho beat land In tho Waikato, m d 1b only two ami-three quarter miles from a railway station. To a bond fide settler this ian first clobb opportunity. Prico low; terms easy.—J. M. Lennox Kstate Agent. <.'9I7Q— A good littlo HOMESTEAD, with 42 *^' ° acres of freehold—3l acres of which are in grass. There is a five-roomed Houbo upon the property, This Is a first-does Httlo home stead, and is only one mile from n railway sta tion. Prico, £273.-J. M. Lcnr,ox, Kstnto Agent. PUKEKOHK WEST—Form oC 200 Acres, adjoining Buckland and Shepherd's; good land. Price. 50a per acre.—J. M. Lennox. i.'3lin—3lX-HOOMKIJ HOUSK on ' rrcchold X,ov\i n lotment in tho city. Prico £300; £100 cash, balanco can remain upon tho property.— J'M. Lennox, H'state Agent. .:■■ s jrpIGHT .ROOMED COTTAGE, in Nowton Ah Read, wilh allotmont, 33 x 99. A Bargain, Price, £280.— J. M. Lennox. Estato Agqt-t. GRAFTON ROAD-A Bargiin.—Houso of 7 rooms, with large freehold allotment run ning book to the Domain; let for 17s 6d per week. Price '£350.— J. M. Lennox. TO FARMEKS-A Bargain.—A Farm of 107 acres in East Pukokoho, about 50 acres in grass; a 6-roomed Houso ard every conveni ence. Price. £190.—Torms enn bo arranged.— J. _vl. Lennox. KBtato Agent. Auckland. TO FAKMER..—A Bargain.-Farm ot 256 acres, 150 acres of which aro in grass. This first-class farm is situated at tho junction ot two roods, and Is near a railway station. Price £1 10b per acre.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. .» O FARMERS and Others.—One of the X Choicest Farms in the Province. There nre 217 acres within 8 miles of the city ; quality of land cannot be excelled: large nine-roomed residence.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. tkT For Houses, Harms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent, Auckland. Portmanteaus. POETMANTEAUS! PORTMANTEAUS I W. HATFIELD, . Manufacturer of nil kinds of Portmanteaus, Ladies' Travbimno Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, Hat and Gun Cases. Travellers' S.mplo Cases, and Leather Cases of every description, made to size and order. Gentlemen's Portmanteaus always kept in stook in great variety; manufactured from the Best Colonial Leather and Sold at I English Prices. I \t-T Repairs neatly and promptly executed. - ,



Land and Estate Aizents. ID- 0. .-.KB EN W O OP, jLAto AOOTIONRKR HOUSE, LAND, Atro EBTATE 'AGENT OORNKR OF aiIOKThANn-STRKI-T. * . WANTED— Intending Purchaiers of Farms. Land, or Houses, to call At my olllco for printed Hot.. AFIRST-R4.TE Btitih Farm, conßlstlhg of 110 acres good land; 100 aCrea improvod and in gtaßS, remainder kauri and totara buah; . Hix:roomcd htluasi Stprtjj btO.kyord; out-hottifis, . gafdon, &o, Price, 00. TTiOR SALK, GO A ores of Alhivlal Buflh Land, , .p conidlulng I pur|ri and othor valuable tim ber', bordered by road nnd crook, being lot 170, Parish of HunUa, andhnmndiatbly behind Mr Doirs.prfpofty.foui- njlles froill FapakUra rail way station. Priue low.. , FARM for Salo consißtlng of 200 acres of rich land ; 150 aoros gOodl-ÜBh, 50 aoros open flat, partly laid down in good olover and rye grass, 1 acre of garden ; good Cottage, Stable, &c; 20 miles from Auckland by rail or road (south). Price, only £550.—29. ' JTtOR SALE, nt Nowmarket, a comfortablo .JL Four-roomed Houso and Allotmont, 33 x99 foet; good garden, well, tanks, waeh-houeo,coal and wood shed, etc, oto; Prlbo. -5250. Tormg ewi FARM for Sale.—A compaot littlo Form of 60 aoreß good land, allfonoed and subdivided, too.; 30 aores under plough, 20 aores in grass, ' &o.; 6 roomed Houso, Sheds, too, orchard, gar den, &o: 20 miles from Auckland by rail. Prico, J8500.-25. ITiOR SALE, 100 Acres of good Land In the . Walpa (Waikato). Price, £2 an a0r0.~21. 17IOR SALE, threo good Kour-roo od Cottages, . »11 woll finished, together wf Aye largo level Freehold Allotments, all fof ccd and plan tod, &0., tots.; good walls, outbul dings; let to good tenants. Shuato off Groa' North Road. Prlco for lot, £700.-38. FOR BALK, Now Five-roomed House In Bcr's fordstroot: wollilnUhod, &o. ; allotmont 33x90. Prico, £320.-30. ITUVEtn 'IUS AORES of good Land for nolo, pituatod in tho Mount Albert District; north-oastom aspect. Prioa, £1210s an aoro. ITtOR SALIC, threo Now Four-roomed Voran , dah Cottagos ; thoroughly woll iliilnhod : | lariO Freehold Allotments ;.enoed,&o.; situated near Mnion's gardenn. Parnell, and oloso to ' Nowmarket. Pr1c0,£225 eaoh. Terms easy. ITIOR SALK, a good Flvorobmod Homo and . Allotiuont. 33 x 172 foot; situated In Now ton-street; good garden, well, oto„ oto. Prico t vory lowt £150.-20 1 Ij>Oß UALIC, two eovon-roomod Houses nnd X 1 largo Allotment. 127 feet frontigo to WII • llam-strout by 100 foot to llomo-stroot. Prico, ■ £100 euch. No. 37. I,iOH eALB, al Whatawhitn, about I.OTO Aoros . Ijvnd, being IoH 191,192,193. 190. 100 acres 1 b- lng splendid hush, tllo romalndor mostly Im proved, about 200 acres hi ing in grans; two 1 liomoßicads Will bo Bold In either ono or two ' iota. Price, £3 a» acre. No. 29. ITiOR SALK, »t Northcoto, 20 Acres rich Land. . all In grasa and fonceri : now l-roomod ■ House. Stublo, anil Garden, &c, sea fronUgo maguiflennt view, well woodod with fuel; prlco, ' £30 an aero. This ia tho cheapest property at Stoko.' Point. IJiOlt SALK, n comfortable 7-roomed Houso, . with ovory convenience, together wlih about} an aero Land, laid out In Hood Ga>clon, ■ Orchard, toe; situate on tho Mount ft don Road, • good Stablo, Outbuildings, &c, .to. ; prion £425, I<ot at tho nrosont tlmo for 17s Od a week, IT^OR S A LX, woll-flolßhod Soven-roomtd Houbo , in Howe-street; rooms larg*. lofty, and 1 wcll-flnished; good all iniont. Prlco, £110.-37. Sales by auction of riousohold Furniture, toe, 1 too., undertaken by ( R. C. GREENWOOD, I AUCTIONKER, &C, Ofl-oo: Corner ShorUand and Uucon Btreets, ■ n ii ■■ ; 1 JIOEHIH. 'mHI ST L E JJOTB L. ' AND WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, Auovk TnitATm. RpYAh, ', QUEKN-STRICET.AUCICLAND. M. GALLAGHER i [L-tb Thames ano Cosmopolitan Hoteia], PROPRIETOR. r —----- m II I S T L E HOTEL, J_ QUEKN-STRKK-T, Auckland. SELECT BILLIARD SALOON, containing ' ono of Bennett's Prlzjj Tables, tho fasicst and ' best tables in Now Zealand ; and Alcock's *xhl " bltion Table that t/>ok llrßt prlzo at the Great '. Kxhibltlon of 1802, the handiwmeßt table In the Colonies. Tho roomß aro lofty »nd woll lighted, i and tho marking mo.t carefully attondod to. J KARRIGAN. BTJ ERRY HOTEL, NOKTHCOTK, I JD LATK STOKKB' POINT. : J. MAXWELL, rROFRIETOK. Aocommodttton for Trnvellorß. Saddle IHorect on I Urn , rriERMINUh HOTEL, NORTH ' 1 HBLENSVILLE. F. Clark Stafk beg» to Inform Travollon nnd others that tho Now Railway Station ie now opou for traffic, Bnd that the stoamors for Wairoa, Port Albert, nnd Pnbi, new Ho at the New Wharf; also that the Poi t and Telegraph " nillccß aro situate within llfty yards of the r Hotel. ' Tho Hotel Is commodious, nnd no effort will • bo spared to conduco to tho comfort of lie ! pntn ns. : Good Stabling. Wlnos and Spirits (the best J procurable in the market). 3 F. CLARK STAFF. Proprietor. . Bewmer Maclnnes. j DEWING iy| aUHI NE 8. ! ! TAYLOR'S ■ PATENT SEWING MAOHINEJ . o .;■:;■ 1 - These Machines have now been so long before '. the public that they have eßtablishod a reputa tion for themselves and can be confidently recommended by hjndrods who possess them .as Buperior to all others for domostio use. i ! The new Elliptic Shuttlo Movement Is acknowledged on all hands as tho Blmplest quietest, and most beautiful motion ever In, vented for the purpose. The new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and Is larger than most others. •' —;; " fSOLK AQKNTI ' I T. PEACOCK, Optician, ; : .. - Sbortjand-streeM - . «m- Skwinq Machinxb Rbfairbd. W. C. : ,,D JENNEI The Great ■ '. ' SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER. Bhas just received A Large Shipment of the CHALLENGE Machine of the Would, the white co.s sewing machine The Most Silent The Cheaoost The Most Rapid Tho Highest Arm The Most Simple The Largest Table Tho Mo>t Easy to Work The Best Covor • < •■• Tho Most Durable Tho simplest Bhuttle The Moßt Elegant . Tho NeatOßt Stitch THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVER MADE ; jEjiicsb of Hand Mac_hi»ks, £310s. Also, Always on Hand. Genuine Singer '' l • Frlster"& Rossman Werthoim Sttndnrd Howe Company's Wheoler & Wilson Grovor and Baker's I Joneß's ABO Domestio | And other good makes -BOH 2s 6d Per Week I 2s Gd Per Week I "ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED.' These Maohines oan he had of my Agents :— Marcroft & Co., Whangaroi; Thos. Wells'. Com bridge: Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga; E. Wayte Hamilton; Parnell & Boylan, Gisborno ; Bron nan to Co,, Tauranga; and at othor places, mHE /IREAT TTXEFOT, QUEEN-STREET. uonvevanoesi .-..;, -\TEWTO« AND PONS.ONBY- J.l - OMNIQUSSKS. •'' [JQBSON, PaorßiEroß,' '■'< ■ Time STafle. ' '{"'■'_ :.[. Leave Union Bank at following times:—A» and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., every fifteen minutes: at tbe hour and half hour, vi{. Grey-street; at quarter to and quarter pist, via Viotorla-atreet. Extra 'Busses leave at 7.10 a.m. via Grey street, leaving Three iLamps at .7.10 for town; 5.7 and 6.7 p.m. via Grey-street, . ■■__, ■ . NIGHT 'BU 3SKB.-9and 10 p.m., via Vlctoria street and Grey-street respectively. Saturday, every, half-hour from 8 to 11 p.m.



FurnishiDff. [ .. '\,/: ; •!- , ' i ~.■..< : • ~ I ' J.J Jy' I ... , : .. J"\r o T I C E. i .'.■■■■'.■ 1 Wo respectfully desire to draw spoolal ' attention to our CLUAitma-ouT Sale of FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C. Being t about to Romovo to Temporary Pro mises in Fort-street (opposite Cooh ' rano & Bon's Auction Mart), whilo our Now Building Is holng orootod on tho * l Present Sito In Shortland-Btroet, and to ) facilitate Uio Lowering of our LARGE STOCK provlous to Romoval, havo 3 mado Consiiluraolo Rcduollon In tho \ Prioe Of Every Article. a As the Stook must bo Removed Within _ itst.o VVcoks a i-unTiticit nKDudrioi* of 3 Viva PUR Cent, will bo allowed on Atx BAHWforCiHii. s , Wo remain, Your obedient sorv aula, ' WINKS id HALL, 0 . - 1 ( ..,,I ■ „ ■ I Bewmer Maohmeß. " ot for an age, but lor all tim i DINGER'S QEWING A/TACHINES. '• . SALES 1875k flHFouu Ykahs) SALK3 1879 1 249,852 \ neariy X 431,167 I- MACHINES. ( DOUBLED 11 JmACHINKS it _. i h LARGEST SALE in the WORLD ! *j L4RGEST JNiANUFACTORIES IN THE AVORLD I -, , . .7 . '-. ,_. ' ' • a ■ \.\ * PATENT, TRIPLE AOKoN BALANCE WHVEL, and may have, whon required, th* »«w Patent Cooooo Shuttle fa stead of the Bcbbln Shuttle).. NEW FAMILY MACptfTa on Pol liked Walnnt Table, with Draw»rs, . BUM, and Treadle, Prioe ';_. _ iS V 0 j ACCESSORIES GIVEN WITH BACH ~ '.MACHINE. , . 1 Eeller 1 Ex. Cheok Spring 1 Set Hemmers SiFoldor 8 Shuttle Bobbins 1 Tuok-marker _ HiNeeAles 1 Qullter „ 1 Screwdriver :1 Braider l Bottle of Oil 1 Straight Gnldo 1 Oiler i 1 Screw for Straight Guide 1 Book Instruction 1 Extra Needle-plate . ■ , Other Accessories for special classes of work i are supplied at a small extra charge. Price LIS tent post free* > , SKWING MACHINES foTaU classes o( work flited'to work by hand, foot, orsteam power. ' The Sowing MaeWnes made by the Singer Manufaomrlngr Company are aekhowledged by oommoa osnseat U be by far the best Sewing ', Machines that mc-hn-nlcal lngenul'-y ba. been able to produce. Althphghthe Sin er Sewing ;Maohlneß are- comparatively late in' the ' field, yet the extraordinary demand for them during Iho past few yearn—as indicated by the stiooeßsive annual salas—has obliged this enter- ■ prising company to inoroaao their Factories to. an extent that seems almost incredible. The. iorgost of their Factories is at KliMbsth, New '. Jersey. Here, the main bui'dlpg haa 1100 feet- : frontage; Forging Shops, 700 feet; Foundry,tiOO feet by 100 feet; Cabinet Shop, 200 feet;' Packing 1 Shops, 200 feet; Tho main|building has four ■ floors;'the Cabinet and Packing Shops havo each (hree floors. "'. ■ • CEntire works employs 3,500 men. Tho yard contains 6 miles railroad tracks. There are also Factories at, or near, the City, of Glasgow, and the dimensions of these works maybe imagined, when we say thHt 2,600 hands here, as at tho American works, find constant employment. The turn-out'oCMaohines'alone ■is 10.000 every week, or.'at tho rate ot 500,010 {half a million) for tho current- year. The - varloua parts and new acceworiea. needles, oil &0., too-, required for tho 3.500,000 Sewing Machines, whloh are in us? a'l over the world- ' these demand sitecisl atten'ioh and touch , labour, a. Staff of Skilled Mechanics and Sew- ' ' ing Maobiae (Axperti is always employed for .the sole purpose of making dvory possible : Mechanio<l Improvement on tho Machines and acce.sories. : ■ - The Mechanical prinolple on whloh Sihg&rV Machines are builtcanhardly be improved, and as a proof of this it needonly besaldthat it is ' about-the only Maohine Imitators hare en- ' ' deavoured tooopy, and only in America, but also in Great Britain and -the Continent of ~ 'Europe, The, legalproceodingßagainstKlmball and Morton, Nowton Wilson and Co., and ; Frister and Rdssman, are well-known, The oase against Newton Wilson:was carried beforo the HonßOof lords. The Singer Cot won. The action agalnßtFrlßtorßosßmanllaGerman firm), ocoupiod iho f nporlor Courts seventeen dajß last year, 'ihedocislon was altogether .in i favour of the Singer Company. . Since that trial no Sewing Machine Manufac turers or Dealers are permitted to dbo the name ' ," Singer" in ronocction with thestyle, mako Or , sale of any Machine except. thOßi or tha Singer ! (Manufacturing Company's OWN MAKE; , ' As there are either Branches or Agencies In nearly every town in the civilised world, all who ; d.Bire to havo tho Best Sowing Machine' and thoOheapeet, oan eaeilyobtainaG-RNUINK - SINGER, acoompanied with a Written or •Printed Guarantee signed by tho authorised azent. -.a ; : The Unparalleled SncceßS of this Leviathan Business can only be attributed) to thelunlform excellence of all tbe Company's manufactured, as well as to tho most approved mechanical i principles on whloh all Singer's Machines are built. And notwithstanding the Vmrt Grjut Rh- I duotiok m Prices, tho Company oontinnes to ' !|(-ve Wonderfully Easy Terms to Purchasers on ' the Hire or Deterred Payment System. . - i ... ■ (Tobe continued.) ' . ■ S: | , B'tt A IJ. OH lj; o.r ri,o'B.:' ;i -.'. 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Medical ,-pv IRE C..T-- TE 8 T I M O N V "TO MR GRAVES AICKIN. CIIEMIftT, . AUOICLIND. 'Sib,—l have much pleasure in bearing testi mony respecting the honellts I havo derived by using your Compound Sy-up ot Kuc.ly.iim, o£ I Lim* and Qul/.ine. I havo been a grout sufferer for the last three ye-rs with cheat complaint, during which tlmo 1 have been frequently under the care of skilful m-dloal men, both in Now Zealand and tho neluhbourirg colonies, but cannot Bay I over experienced any beneficial efTcCt from their treatment.- Last summer I .dndiiofided tttklng your Lime Mix ure, and am happy to inform you that 1 ho^o beon s'.eadily improving weekly ever sineo-notwlthstand iogtwoor three s?voro colds 1 havo bad thifl wfiitar-and am'now iilmojt free from com plaint and oafi safely Bay, undoubtedly it is the Host medicine I h&veover taken,and as a so. th ing expectorant it I" nqt to bJ 6quallcd. I give you my name and address; not f"r publication, but as a guarantee that, what 1 state herfc is truthful, and should you at any time wish to refer any person to me, I shall bo most happy, to inform them of the benefits to be derived from a a fair trial of' your invaluable mixture —I am, &o:, M.F.D. Jnh. Original Letter m:y be scon on applioa- Mnny others stiltorlng frGm BrorifclM) rind Lung Complaintc have borne witness to tho on qnrst!on-ible<-lIl".loncy of .■•■■■:■ in eases where tne u.u-.l roiiitdiea have failed. The effect ution those aflltcted with that dreadful disc.ho CUN.-UMPTION, aid Its kindred chest affections, is bcßt dcßcrihcd in the language of ono who exparienccd bon fi', »B follows :- "Aftor commencing iho medicine the oxpeotoratio:i came away ireoly, my cough appeared to bs naturally relieved, and I toiild then sleep at night, although it was Impnsdble to1 get quiet sleep previously—-my chest B.omed to havo aw, i ail, lifted off it, and I could tako a broa h with freedom. My appotito is better, und I fotl altogether -trongcr, and in a fair way to recovery." This ia litovally tho language of many who have iriod tho Syrup of Eui-aiyptuß with Hypophodphites of Lime and Quinine This is a phaimccutictl preparation of genuine wo- th, dos? rvlng the cordial acceptance of the Faculty und tho Public. BOLD IN BOTTLES AT 3s Od EACH, MANUFACTURKD AT "THE PIIARMAC V, tJUKEN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. {1 URE Or- ISKIN DISEASES. To tho Editor: Sir,—Herewith wo have the filename to forward yoll a lotur from New _soa and bearing tcßtlmony to tho successful treat niont of a akin disease of loin standing through tho use of our Ku a'yptuß Extract for tho bene lit of those hinilarly nillleted. Wo hope yon will doom tlm BUbject of Buillcloat trapuitiince to nil'ard this lott«r a Bp»co in jour valuable paper.—Yours truly, SANDER & SONS. . Bridgo-streo*. Sandhurst, July, 1880, lNVßitCAnaii.r.. N.Z„ Bth Jaw, 1880. Messrs. Sandkii & Sons, Sandhurst. ' Okntlkmkn,— Having suffered from eczema (a skin diii-iist) -which is very prevalent in thli co ony) for about nine yo»r_, i had -coimult.d numerous medical.mun hero and ia Australia, mid had taken nraonio, strychnlno. lodide ol potaß-lum, etc., internally, and had used pre- Earntlons of zinc, nnd laad cxurnally. In foci had tried all the remedies known >o the faculty, and what between travelling doctoro1 and drug^ista' bills, lud spent a small fortune, almost if not wholly without r«sults, except to injure my constitution During a recent visit to Kokliika 1 was recomniciuli.il to try your Extract of Hucalyptus Globulus by a brother who had experienced grcut Ixmufii from it in oik: vlatlng a vory severe cold, nnd, no lens to my Biitin-tHO than satisfaction, 1 found tbo ditcsse which bad troubled me bo long was conquered, and tho skin resumed its normal comliien. Thin was effco'ed hy iho oxtornal nso of less than two one-ounce bottles. You aio wilconic to make any ueo you.please of this letter, and I subscribe myself.—Yours, (Signed) JOHN H. KERB, Manager, Union Bank of Australia (Limited), Agent for Auckland: GRAVES AICK IN, The Pharmacy. Qcebk-btbeet. ii i t 0 h e n s celebr|ated Blood Restoreri Thus Renovator or toe Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If the Laws of Health are observed, • ordinary cu.ro exercised, and , . Blood Restorer Freely Taken 1 HITC~H~ENS', Celebrated Blood Restores —- - , B OKR T A I N CURE For the Langnur, Losßitude and Dis .a. o whloh attend tlm Heal and Drought of 3e,mi . tropical and tropical Climates. Fovors which so quietly fasten on tho debili tated syetcm may easily BR KBIT AWAY by tho timely use of this O- (MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY ITO In fact, by its use] the, Most Malignant ol Tropical Fevers have been ejected from the Human System, and by its aid •Dying, Fovor-Btrickon Men have '~....>■. bjfn, as it were, RAISED FROM THE DEAD \ As is .shown by tho following Interesting TALE OF THE PACIFIC I A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Win. Opperman, Esq., a wealthy island'trader was for some month* lying ill at Happemarama an lriand of the Kingsmin Grou,«,in the Pacific Ho had been solzed wtth rheumatlo fever, which was followed by complicated disorders of a tor rib'y severo nature, assuming the form of a specie* of palsy never beforo known.. The suf ferer's limbs swelled, tho legs lost all sensibility to pam; tho' foot could be wrenched round, oi the skin pierced with a lance without inflicting tho slightest suffering. The aick man was evf dently unconscious Of h's having legs, and hU brain wa« seriously affected as If with lunacy. In this deplorable state he was kindly brough from the islands to Auckland by Air H. Hender son Jn the schooner .Coronet. Captain Moellei and, being a German, he was received by the German Consul, Q. Yon der Heyde, Esq., and placed in the Distriot Hospital, where he re ceived treatment for three weeks with no indico tion of Improvement, his oaso being pronounced br one ana all a most hopeless one. Tho captain of the Coroner, knowing that extraordinary cures bad been effected by tbe use ot Hitchens' Celebrated Blood IRcstorei requested the'proprietor of tbe Blood Restore! to take tbo case-In hand, and a contract was entered into of " No cure, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to the Hospital, examined the invalid and'found him in an apparently dying stat. with scarcely n spark of llfo left. Mr Hitchens | ordered the suffering man to be removed to hit (Mr H.s) private .rcidonce, where his wants could personally bo attended to b~Mr Hitchens The latter administered the medicine (the Blooc Restorer) and used the ointment freely. Mean while, clergymen, called, pronouncing the cast beyond the power of man to effect a cure. How ever, after Six weeks the effect of the medicine became wonderfully apparent." Ji- v;- iTBBfIMONX--lJ.i'' '"'.'., -, „. .i,_,-—.. . •■• i Auokland,N.Z. To H A; H. Hitchens. Ebo: Before leaving Auckland on my return voyage to the Islands, I havo to perform the pleoein. duty ot ackno.v lodging tho surprising cure 1 hai.e received at Voor hands. Coming to Auckland acl I did a dying man being palsied and generally unconsclonj, and hearing from others that no hope of recovery w»s held out by medical men, I look upon yor now its the preserver of my UTo." ' ' • lam convinced that toyoni- medicine alone If due the. credit for my now being a living man, I beg to thank yon most sincerely for the kind ness you have Bbewn me While staying In youi boufle,' and in conclusion wOuld earnestly re, commend sick people to use your Blood Restorer, as it is the moßt extraordinary purifier of Use blood'l ever heard Of, or met With in my travels. It one of the many good gifts of a beneficent Creator to his suffering children on this earth. W. OPPERMAN. Auckland," December 19, 1878. ~..., Signed in'the presence of ' ' ..; :■ '• o.GtYon dbr HBYDie, Mi .:. ■.-! ■ t.d ', •■■ Imperial German Consul ~.,, ~,.. Agent fob HiTC___cNsV.Co_U)iA_iisi__> Bnoon :' : Restorer— •MESSRS- EHRE2XFRIED BROTHERS Oottee Mercnantß J^ROWN, BASEETT &". GO^S . -AUCKLAND . STBAIi. COFFKB! AND SPicKOMJXLS. ~»' -■:;■•„-',•-: 'COFFEES.' ■■' '" Ir V?£SLT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE Is tho best stimnlatlna ' flßevorage both for Winter and _ : Summer. . To obtain what you really want, ask for our Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, whloh have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very, muoh increased in demand—a sure proof o • their, being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and oven out of our province. ML Wholesale only at our Mills and' Agents , «*. 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Dr. Moicoix's Motlier. ; ■ !*fe The clock on the mante had just claimed One short, musical str ke. Through the half-closed Minds shono thejsilvery light ot the last-waning moon . the caudle had burned low in its socket ; the log of wood had converted itself into ashes, hutcfall this Di'. Bernard Melton saw or heard nothing, as he sat in his cilice cba'r, lost in thought. If the moon had bidden the world good night, if the candle's feeble existence had entirely ceased, nnd even the red glow of the aelies in the grate bad died away, h. wotfld Still have seen only the picture of the woman's face whom lie loved. It was with him nott -8 It had been with him for hours past, sifice the moment he bad placed bis fate in Violet Fane's keeping and she had accepted it. No wonder that it all seemed new and strange to him-tbat he was heeeless of tiille rtud Bpace. She was such a delicate high-boru lacfjr, and he—ah, another vision came before him now. Not the cheerful office, with its luxurious appoiulinents- he might at least oiler Violet a home wofthy til her—but the memory of the days when he lud fun, v little barefooted bid, about his mother's cottntfe and she, tiling for her only child, had earned one by one the dollar- which bad sent him lint to the village school and then to the_ great city, to learn the profession for which he longed. 11 c had succeeded well nnd b- avely, beyond his, most ambitious lones ; but the mother who hod toiled for him, whtre was she? Why was it that to-ni^ht. her oh', wrinkled face drove even Violet Fane's beauty from him t ".'.' ' ... True, lie had no lunger allowed her to work, tiue she sat at ease in her little cottuge, thinking of, and praying for, her boy, who was so good nnd generous to her ; but was ithU fault that his patients werj .0 rauny, and his hours _o precious, that be could liud no time to gladden her eld heart by a glimpse of him now and then 1 Aud now—now tha* he thought of Violet Fane as his wfe-Vioht, with her high bred Wave Violtt, whose very association wash, such a widely different sphere— could it he that lie was nsliiiiiud of hi* mother ? The candle died out cutirely ; the wood was white a.lies now ; the moon had sunk to irst, the clock chimed two : but n ted hot flusli burned on Dr. Molton's check, as he rose to lidcl bis way tip to hi* room and bed, and perhaps forgetfulncs in bl< cp. For throe Ion; liouni hi. fought the boon in vain, and when ut last it came to him and his lired eyes closed how could he but dream ' of those other eyes jnit awakening in the far oil' home, whicli .omehew to-night had so persistently haunted his thoughts 1 In tbe Tittle cottage all was bustle for Mrs Multon had determined to give her boy a Bupriso, and tho train for London started very early. 1 London llt lay ten long hours away. It 1 would bo almost nightfall when thearrived, 1 llow glad Bernard would be to see her 1 He ; had never proposed her coining, because he bad thought she wouldn't find the courage; hm though for his sake she would not do or i dam anything. , She was sorry now fhe had not bad the 1 village dressmaker make up the black silk ;he had sent her, but it looked >o grand in its lustrous folds, tbat it s< cmod such a pity to touch it with the scissors, and slid would .."em more natural-like to Bernard iv her stuff dress, How often she had pictured him in Ma 1 lonely home 1 She hoped he might bo. out j rhsn she aiived, that she mi^ht take off her bonnet, and (slipping on her white cap, let him Cud her, with her knitting in hand, quietly seated by tho fire-side waiting his return. All the way in the train, when at last she had got started on her journey, she rould hardly keep her happy thoughts l<f,herself, and more than one glanced at the smiling old fuce, with a Fonicthing tugging at her heart strings which almost brought tears to their eyes. It was quite nightfall when the city was reached. There had been some flight delay on the road, and the old lady felt a sinking at the brave heart which bad prompted her mission. However, she succeeded in find , ing a cabman willing to take her to the address she held iv her hand. ,"It must be a mistake, or he has btonght me to the wrong place. Oh, dear, Whitehall I do V She sighed, as be drew rein before a large handEomo house pro-enting a well lighted front, in one of the most aristocratic poi tions of May fair. But cabby reassured her, and she soon found herself surrounded by hoxes and bundles facing the formidable gentleman 1 who opened the door. Save for a suspicious shortness of a certain portion of his attire, which reached only to • his knees, where Ihey wcrcmet by a pair of stiff leather l.ggings, the worthy woman would have dropped him a courtesy. ' "Past the Doctor's hours, ma'am," he t said, in response to her feeble appeal: " It's as much as my place is worth to take in your card." . ; . " But I have no card. He'll s*e me. I'm —I'm-" But she did not finish the .enttricc—only stepped inside the door, and stood under the full glare of tbe hall lamp. The man looked askauce at the singular apparition. Her bat was crushed and bent, ber dress bore evidence of the dv. t and travel, and in her band was a huge band ', box, .containing the hat which was to 1 astonish the Londoner*, '•Indeed, ma'am—" the . man bogan, but [ the old lady walked steadily on by tbe door, ■ beneath whose threshold she descibtd a ' stream of light. ; The hot flush had by this time burned out ', •of Dr- Morton's cheek. Theniorriing's dawn . had dissipated the- foolish- fancies of the 1 night. His duties for the day were over, and ; he was fiee to eeek Violet, whose wondertul 1 eyes would light up as he entered and whose 1 lips would perhaps brush his cheeks with '_• their velvety caresses. 1 He sprang to his feet to seek hef, when the door softly opened, and turning, be saw j —could it be a dream conjured -up.by his restless fancies of the night -before—bis • .mother ! Close behind was the wholly | wondering, half-apologetic face of his butler. I It .took him full a minute to realize it was i no .dream ;'and then a (honor to his! man ij hood) sudden, ofenyhelming tenderness \] swept away all else, and with a Rlad cry of I "'Mother,"he clasped her to his heart." ./ 1 When she bad grown calmer and more at ' rest, beginning to look around and wonder . ahd admire, a little feeling of irritation > fetegan tb grow at his heart. Why had she come! Here she would be, constrained—un natural. Had hefuot made all 'comfortable for her at home! "And Violet. He' cotild picture the astonished look which would . creep into her eyes when he said lo her, f *' This 'is' thy mother \" nay, more) the - haughty curve which, would gather about J her mouth so rich.so' ripe, so'sweet. So 1' the question at: his Heart found wr-rds, and Jj he scarcely know himself the innate irrita. • tion they betrayed. i ':,"" Mother, 'why did."you, hot let me know ;; you were coming." ; -3 "I meant to surprise you, my boy," she ■; answered fondly. "Can it be tbati,have >' done wrong!"; ' \ "No, no," he-hastily replied.. ""Come, I you must'eat and goto bed You need a - -rest." - T ;i; ■'' •' ! Butlong after ;he:had bidde'n'her good night, he sat and thought. ' . His mother had come to make her home with hirm This Was clear. If he told her ho- willed it otherwise she would obey him. ■- -■ For a time ho planned it out—how he [ would tell her the city life was hot adapted to her needs j aud then Violet Would never know of the plain humble little woman who : had not shamed to toil with herown hands, ; that his might be the bauds of a gentle , man- ■ Oh, shame on him ! Could he ever wash them clean, even of the thought! No, Violet j should know the truth 1 He could bear the acorn now in her eyes and in her voice, ss 1 she would question him ; how dare he look up to her ; but this mother should share his home and heart to the end. It-o was too: 1 late now to visit Violet to night, but he went up stairs, and ebftly turning the knob of the door of the room where his mother slept, ho noiselessly ap proached the bed, and bending down, 'ouched his lips to the old, withered fore head, reverently. . She started up with a glad sob of joy. "My boy 1 My boy ! who I thought was notglad to ccc his mothor." He quieted her at last, wohderiog why his own heart felt so light, and sbe fell asleep with his hand tightly clasped in hers. " You did not come last night," .aid his betrothed, when the next morning ho sought her presence. "No, Violet," he'answered, " but I am come to-day to tell you how unworthy I am of your love. Last night my mother came ' to me. Nay, do hot start. It' Was no visitant from the spirit land, but an actual • reality.. I have nsyer told -you ot my mother. Ihink of it, a man so blessed and yetdiiinb 1 At her life she toiled with poverty—for ..hoi6 sake,,think' you! Her son's, that sbo might make him a gent'e man_ God prosp rsd him, and enable! him to take all the burden from her old shoulders, and so he thought he hid done his duty. He fed the body but he left the i : heart to starve. Last night, in the deipera- ! tion of her hunger, she sought me out.. For a, tuomeht—oh, bitter humiliation I—my pride rebelled. Think of it, Violet, that



pretty, dainty ways, side by side witfc *_~. plain an<T homely ones., I knes ?Mr : could never be reconciled, ahd so,Ti9IeFI SM have come to ask you to forgive and font.* _■ me. fMy hewt. my home, ore my jnothMV -H henceforth and forever." ' "'^'"r' Had tlieroan some lingering hope that th* m t-irl l.eloichim would refii_,ei the tacrificl Certainly an added look of Ruflerihi Wit} into his eye* as sho answered nothing X.J? laid her hand iv his a moment, is if m *-iX J■• well, . , His visile seemed very long, ivory wcarv" all that day; but as he ctos»el the iibini threshold at nightfall, he toothed the town Irom liis brow, as he remarked,: t\ ,W " She must suspect nothing," \. .".,',* ! r' He would find her, heknew,.inl>Uitnir_ As he softly opened the door, he aDticjp»i£i , her glad cry of" My boy :" as^hojS? 1 j bliDgly rose to greet him ; but, ah; helud not anticipated the picture that mst ik gaze. ~j His mother was sitting, indflcd,'l,in!iti armchair by the fire, but at her-left.h» head resting in ber lop, while.the p)4 fin«m I caressingly stioked the litturianfr jrf£B| nut hair, was another.figure, which rose Z Btcad to wrlcnnio him. ,7 "Bernard," the sweet voice whippeyed ia bis ear, " I lost my mother when I 'vfai « baby. It has 1 ecn so (sweet 'td-'&ntfM.. '.':,•■ again. You said, henceforth l.yq_\ Kknuj and heart was hers. Oh, my love^.'inaV'»4 Z not .bare the boon ?" ;;"■' '"~-J;_»ff ' •'■••ftttiH . Pancv Goods, i &oZ~yl i c^l ptHARLES I^ELSej: « & yfaqil IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOOJ> £ Q U E E N S T RB.SX-JZOIM (Next to Mr Kohn, Jeweller).1 - 1 >( THEY IMPORT THEIR OWN OQODS Blßngf § THEIR STOCK IS ROTT TERY tAEfflS""' ' AND VAKIED. "' ■'< '■' »a%VI ":'. 'X ;:- ,:.,-;,-,.,,; 'is THIRTY-FOUR OASES OF NEW fiOODS Consisting of Generally Assorted' -.- ' ; FANCYWARE FANC^AR]B \ I ARE JUST TO HARD.; ;l T A. W N,, - m E N N I I in ssts, and Z-, w'*' E -I 'LAWN TENNIS : IN SEPARATE PART:", as __4T_v Ba£*'S 8 Nkts, Bat Covers, fee.,- So.,' !■._:«, Every variety. ' .•.», j s t", " ROLL, BOWL, OR PITCH."' I -?. ( 1 The New Outdoor Game for Young Vtawß 11 CROQUET, LAWN BOWLS,"CRicK2i:' ware, &c. •"*•- ~.;-,-; S E L T Z O G UN. i* i In cane or wire. . ', CHINA ORNAMBi.TS.ETOiii:,., 1 > BAGATELLE BOARDS, of best makei.in'iiU Sizes, and with reel Ivory Balls • WnfViiin. H-p-Binr r«i4.o. Writing:De-ks. . CARVED BREAD PLATTERS, too.. /««J i P»U-nt Adjust-hlo Ch».iiß,iurdr*wlnKro6t(i.feß, Albums ii choice designs, hahd-palnted,,&o,' Crystal Flower Btands ~~J *' TMI DOLLS and XOYo ot all kinds ,'ffiirt $ N.B.—ln consequßnce of being considerably .. | Overstocked by late arrivals, O.K. ft Co. ban now Largely Reddced their PriCE§ 011 China Ornaments, Votes, Flower-stands, ia; also, on Albums and other Fancy Goods, -ii ' Drapery- ■ '■■■- § M WORK IN G ]Vj[ 2-iHi!;| NOW THAT WAGES ARE LOW MAKe|,I GOOD USE OF YOUR EARNING!..: ')_ JS WE W.ILL ASSIST YOUM We are Importing our , ■» *■ . C L.O T H IN" 0 * Direct from tub Best and Cbeakstlß Factories in Engla.nd,, ,'J^-l And ore, therefore, in a position to sell it .;■ LOWER PRICKS than they could a.'.. *y Purchased from Wholesale sfo^H Houses here. ', sy'.' We do Our Own Business,! Consequently havo Very Small Expense, Whtoh enables us to Sell ' rrtSroß CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER, HOPSK IN AUCKLAND. '*' We, in making this statement DEFY anyone to ' DISPROVE it. . • Below is a List f.r a SMALL PORTION Ofopr ST 0 C X:— 3 - ...jswl Good Working Coats .1 - , ~j; Wtffiga Good Working Trouters .. f.. .'.,.. s . p_ « Good Working Vests .. ~' j. 11 i'A Strong Working Bhirts .. .. ■ ;,-iq J#t ,'J . Blaok Cloth Pagets f. ' ..-- ~ <.. 53.4 Blaok Cloth Galateas .. ..-..-10;.' Black Cloth Sacs « »■ >.-;., si.-;».<; Black Cloth Trousers ... .*;ili _>i;ot- 7 4li - " Blaok Cloth Vests „ ! .. i.i^vi.ti •*<■.,< Blue Cloth Pagets .. .. ".. '.. "JSi-fl! Blue Cloth Galateas n- .v.ilß'.** Blue Cloth Saoa .. - _ .'.'■;•".. W*|3 ' ' Undei>fla-inels ";,.1"-tt 1t*§§ Merino Unders '..'•.; .. .'"'"T^y Merino Pants .. .. ~: J- It*.'.J- v-P*tf Boys' Spanish Suits - v..";--." •• * " Beys' Tweed Suits ... 7 15 ' Eoys'.Snlts; with belts .. .. ' '.'. H * Boys' Fancy Doe Suits .._ .. ~ B* " . Boys' Black Cloth Suits .. ".. .. 18 6 : Boys', Yarmouth. Suits .1 .. .. U'o Boys' Dover Suits -.. • t; , ~. .-. 4 , ~: j ... fJ};.6 . Boys', Velvet Sultf..' .._ .'. .., ,y }% <•, Boys' Galatea Suits.. " .. ' ".I '" '••,«SjJ*j(| Boyß'Sac Suits .. — .. .. If 1 : Boys' Ovo-coats ' „ . ~ _ >?•''■'*'s•<&%s_% : FITTING-ON-ROOM ON .THE:PR_?l_^^3 PHI LL I Fiß" M A RT, 172, QUEEN-STREBT. Jfr£ rs. jy OjuM II UPPER HOBSON-STREKT.' ' - .-:-.- .' .--,; Established 18B_.-;;bih«liwl A Every Dkscriptio>Tof Stay Cobsktß,'.'.**. SUBGIOAL B*XTS, UPON THE LATIST JMPROVI M'KTS. i • ' " SnouLDKR Straps Made to OR'bb« ___TCountry Orders PunctuaUy-!Atteiided; "SO . :|, jjraperv. . '...,. '." WE'Lli E S L E V ,flOU_i. ' CHEAPDrAPERY AND Mll^HisN!f; ESTABLISHMENT^.!-;.,: lij Now Opened for the Spring, »ndSurowcr tradei, the Newest Styles in Urtss MMeriWJ. «S comprising Oalaton and Beatrice' Stripefcrotn .padour Prlhts, Idre Stripps, Attslea !!S™;F> .51. Angirn Cloth. Grenadines. Lustres,inf*l'W»u| leadlnjg shade-, too Blsck Fi'ks, from 2s 1W W 10s 65. Our stock ot Ladies' and Chlldfenß Hats anil Millinery is larger than 9f?£H_K____l» every novelty .of the. season. ,'L*ole%Y™r.'!a: I Children's Underclothing. Corsets, BnbyjWfigE; Jjf; , a very nice assortment. Laoa and MoslW unjjw.-, tains, from 45,6 d the peir; Toilet Cov<;» ana _'M Quills, new makes. Cheap Twcedß, DrlUa a™ . Seige for Boys' wear. Always on Ssana,^ ym. well assorted stock of Hoßlery, Haber'lßsnen'. «. Trimmings, and Fanoy Goods." All' P«as .j* marked at less profit than usual to mfotwe we'shall also coatlhuo-'id alloW'A.pMccnt I Dlsoount for Cash at time of porchase.on tm psrcels of 20s and upwards. ■■• •?• y ■')s '-iVj&|| Country Orders carefully and pwrnipuyoie- ~-, •outed. . '■- ;-. :,;_', ,-* _.. LO~ETT, , WEIJ-KSLEY-STRRBT AUCKLAND.