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E_—cm—_ iini»w»raiiiiiniwiii i—■_—_—-—-■— Auctions. /CLOVER AND fi RASS OEEDS ON SALE, AT THE HAYMAKKET (OF FIEST-CLASS QUALITY)— White Clover Rape ißed Clover tTimothy Alsyko Kentucky Blucgrass Cowgrnss Red Top Lucerne Trefoil PukekohoJCocksfoot Ryegrass—Perennial Turnip -Purple Top Ryegrass—Annual, Turnip—Green Top Turnip—Swede, &e.,F&c. fAlso, BONEDUST, all degrees of fineness ant quality (lUANO_Poruvian,(Mexican, and New Cale donian Kainit, Superphosphates &c„ &c„ Sec. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. IflOR SALE, on Thursday next, Aprils ex " lona,' from Parengarenga, 30 Three-year-old STEERS, In fresh cor dition. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, St, instant, 150 head Well-fatted Cattle, from Lam Hill and Waikato 51 Well-bred Two-year-old Steers 20 H_t Oxen, from Maclean and Co. Dairy Cow;, Yoancc Cattle 000 Fat Sheep and Lambs jt'at and Store Pigs. For Private Sale, Reid and Gray's Double-furrow Ploughs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pT7# FRIDAY, APRIL 9. TBE HAYMARKET. SHORTHORN BULL CALVES, FROM MOTUTAPU. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday, April Oth. at 12 o'clock, 12 Choice-brod Calves, from tho herd ol Messrs Keid, at Molutnpu; all by an Imported Bull; good colouts, and well grown. ALFRED BUCKLAND; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, CHOICE BRED HORSES, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from Henry Hardington, Esq., of Onehunga (who has leased his farm), to sell, on tho premises, ndjoioing tho Mangera Bridge, on Wednesday next, April 7, at 10 o'clock, 17 Cnoico Dairy Cows A well-br^d Bull C Year.ing Heifers 15 Wcuned Calves Brood Mare, in foal Draught Colt, rising three years, with good action Filly Foul, by BJair Atlnl Riding Mare, by Performer, rising four years 'Staes Clover Hay, first quality Stack Meadow Hay, very good 3 Young We 1-bral clows Geese, Ducks, Fowls Dairj" Utensils Stable and Garden TOOI3 10 tons Firewood Rick Corcr, 30 X 23 Doiibie-Ecatcl Buv;gy, with lamps Set New Buggy Harness Spring Curt and Harness Hackney and hide saddles and Bridles The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Pianos, Taoles Bookcase, Pictures Bedroom Furnituro. Bedding Secretary, Iron Proof Safe Doubla-barrel Gun ! Books—among them. British Battles, History of Franco-Prussian War, Bums, Byron, aud Shakesneare's Works, and Admiral Rous on Racing Matters, Novels, &c. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, APillL 7. THE P AJP AKU R A YARDS. FOR Sale, at Papakura Yards, on Wed nesday next, about 300 HEAD MIXBD STORE CATTLE, Consisting of— Dairy Cows, Dry Cows, Calves, Steers, Yearlings, &o. Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs, AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH. MADE FURNITURE. £1,000 VALUE. 27 cases English-made Furnituro Brush Mats Rugs Feather Pillows Music Stool 3 Flock Bagatello Boards Fenders Fire Irons Horse-Hair Seating Pianos and Harmoniums Oilpaintings Engravings Empty Cases Sec, &c, &c. E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by miction at the Stores ol tho Auckland Timber Company. Cus tom-house-street, on Thursday, tho Bth .April, at 11 o'clock, THE ABOVE. E. & A. ISAAC I?. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, NOON. JiUMAHUMA FARM, MANGERE. Sale by Auction, Under Distress Warrant for Rent, and ' Biil of Sale. E. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auction, under cistress warrant for rent nnd bill of salo, on tho premises of Mr Frances Trebelcock, Humahuma Farm, Mangore, on Saturday, tho 10th April, at noon, The Whole of his FARMING STOCK, IMPLE MENI'S, FURNITURE, CROPS, &o„ comprising— House!'.old Furniture—Beds, Bedding, Crook cry, Cooking Utensils, Riilo Gun, Dairy Utonsils, Sec, Sec Carpentera' Tools, ire , &c. Farm Implements. Garucn Tools, &c, &c. Iron Harrows. Hay Hake, (single • furrow Ploughs, Sc-Ji-iliera, Drays, Harrows, Reap ers, Combined Reaper, Swinglo-trees, Grindstone, Chaff-cutters, Large Elevator, Weighing Machine, Hand Drill, Large Roller, riortie Hake, Riddles, Spades, Forks, Tools, See,, Sec, 5 Sets Plough Gear, 2 Kens Leading Harness, 2 Sets Cart Harness, Collars, Saddles, Sundry Harness, Chains, Ropes, &c, &c. Stacks of Wheat and Oaten Straw Stack o£ Oaten Hay Stack of Meadow Hay About 400 sacks Osts About 150 syoks Wheat 6 acres Potatoes Heavy Draught Horses, Cow, Calves, Sheep, Fowls „ &c, &c, &c. 'Bus will leavo Union Bank for .Mangero at 10 o'clock on day of Sale. K. C. GREENWOOD J Auctioneer. J



B_BB_-M-M-_-W-_-_-M-----------W-_B-_-88-M j Auctions, WEDNESDAY, APKtL ?, PAPAKURA VAIJDS, FOR SALE, on Woctaescfoy fteit, at 12 o'clock, A YELLOW COW, bra- dod PK, has been rtwMtif? on the Farm of Mr. H. Quinn, Mauku, for 12 months, and will bo sold tor adjustment, unle s paid for by the owner prior to the sale. HUNTER & NOLAN, MONDAY, A&RIL I_. FREEEDCID BUILDING ALLOT MENTS x AND TEN-ROOMED HOUSE, REMUERA. 1 FOR POSITIVE SALE. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr D. Kelly to Sell by Public Auction, at tho Lard Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 12th inst., nt 12 o'clook, thoso Allot ments at Remuera fronting the Hobson's Baj Road, and within five minutes' walk of the . Newmarket Railway Station. Lot 27.—Containing about 3 roods, with the Ten-roomed House erected thereon. Lots 2S and 29.—Each about half an aero, having cstensivn frontage to Hobson's Bay Road, and entrances from the Remuera Road. , SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, APRIL 12. Ey Order of the Seh<*o?. Commissioners NINE ALLOTMENTS AT DEVON PORT. b TO BE LEASED FOR 21 YEARS. THE subscribers, under instructions fron tho School Commissioners of the Provin cial District of Auckland, will (.tfer for lease bj public auction, on Monday, 12th instant, at I! o'clock, FOB A TUMI OK 21 YEARS, Lots No. 2, 3. i, 5, 7, S, 9, 10and Hot tho Sub division of Allotments 3G, 37 and 39, Section 2 of the Parish of Takapuna, having large frontages to tho main Beach Road, and situate between the residences of Mra Churton and Mr Wyles. BConditions and Plans cm bo seen at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Merchandise. G W OwE N > 1 M E R (j H A N T S, , i OUT-STEBET, 1 Have for Sale, to arrive by ' Ada C. Owen,' from Lyttelton : 50 Tons WOOD'S SUPERIOR FLOUR, in Small Bag 3 10 Tons BRAN and SHARPS 150 Sacks WHEAT. Also, ex Late Arrivals : 1000 Sacks OATS 20 Tons BRAN and SHARPS 150 Sacks OATMEAL, in Small Bags 300 Boxes CANDLES 180 Bags RICE 20 Cases WHITE SAGO. Ex 'Stracathro': 20 Casc3 CORNFLOUR 13 Cases COLMAN _ MUSTARD 20 Cases and Casks CURRANTS 20 Cases ICKTLLHR'3 MARMALADE CREAM OF TARTAR, JUJUBES CANDIED PEEL, PICKLE 1 MILLER'S BAKING POWDER COCOA. Ex 'Loch Urr' aud 'British Empire': 16 Bales PINK, BLUE, and GREY PAPER BAGS 70 Kegs NAILS $ Cases MEDICINES, Sec, Sec. 20 Cases ANGLO-SWISS MILK. Ex ' Ben Nevis,' ' Inglewood,' &c. : SARDINES, LOBSTERS, VINEGAR MILK, PICKLES, OILS, CAPERS PEARL B A RLE V, SPLIT PEAS.&C; PAINTS, TREACLE PRESERVED GINGER CONFECTIONERY, See., Sec. Also, TKAS, in Chosts, Half-Chests, and Boxes SUGARS, In Great Variety. Drapery- A GOOD REASON WHY YOU SHOULD PURCHASE MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING At Phillips' Mart : Wc Buy in the BEST and CHEAPEST Houses in England and tho Colonies for Cash, and consequently are in a position to SELL LOWER than any other House; AND DEFY COMPETITION I s.d. Men's llkav- Tweed Trousers .. .. 12 6 Splendid Trousers and Vest .. .. 21 0 Heavy Tweed Coats - .. _ .. 12 6 ■ Blaok Cloth Coats 12 6 „ Trousers 13 G „ „ Vests 5 0 Overcoats, to the heels 25 6 Pilot Jackets 12 6 Fine Heavy Blankets (per pair) .. .. 13 6 Oilskin Coats 10 6 Macintosh Coats 10 C Boys' and Yonths' Sui TS 17 6 Knickerbocker Suits 7 0 Flannel Shirts 4 G Krawerp 5 G Good Working Shirts 1 G Fino Heavy Bbavbb Ulster Coats, down to tho heels 27 G A Large Assortment of BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING, WINTER COATS, MACINTOSHES, Etc., Etc., Etc. ! PHILLIPS' MAET! ! - QUKKN-S'i'REttT



_________^__mmi_t_m_mmm_____m____\ Dampier's AdV-'rtisemßnfc I T ADITS' Wfefr Sackings, SJd ; Striped JO , rio, <-t\: Unuieaehed Socks, 3d ; Chi'dren's , JtJMwrcd do, 2d: Tweed, Is 3d tho yard; Win- Bey. 3\d to (id ; Union Damask, 2s Cd the yard: largo lot of Bluo Serge, Is 3d-tho same quality as the last lot; Ma reen, 2s tho yard; Morino, Is (id; Knicker Checfeß, M( Oalloo. 3d, lid andod; Hook Mnelln, Od! BroWu Holland, Bij ' To wellinir. 1* d; good Turkey Red Is tho yard i ' Lidies' Vcfvet Hajs, if.; UW_V A Worked I Drawers', 2a;. do Nl&bfcdre&sek (M Oa. Come ' am Seethe ?Tew Lot of Ladies Wide Scarves af.ls'td; Hhii'-Iv- V&lVetecn, 2s Cd the yard; Pina rereßi Is I Ball Drosses, reduced from 20s to 10s— a nice chanco for a wife good enough to alter tlicm herself according to her fancy; Large Toilet Cover.?, !)d; Slaie Lining, 31d; Berlin Wool Slipper Patterns, 2s 6d iho pair; Ber lin Wool Cushion Patterns, 3s 6d the pair; OttomanTVsels, 3s the set; Lappet Blind, sd; fresh kird of Ruche, 2d the Sard I Clark s 20,1 yard Roels of Glnxed Cotton* Nos. 30, 30, 40, 50, PJ, Is the dozen ; come and see the new lot or Ladies' Col-sets, at 2s and 3s Cd; and the Girls' ditto, at 2s Oi ; Infants' Soft Hrushes, Is and Is Gi; Tooth Brushes. Id and Cd; Clothes Brushen, Is 3d; large Nail Brushes, Id; larce bottles Florida Water. 2s Cd: pretty BottltS Hftir OR, Sd ; 1 iress Holders, 3d and 8d j Umbrellas, 2S ana 3d; Tape. Cd tho doi>en pieces'; Safety Pins, as ' sorted sizes on Cards, Id the card; 52 dozen ! Ladies' and Gentlemen's Carpet Slippers, Is 911; i Honeycombs Towe's, ltd; Turkish tiLiu'O, ,1s; - PrMing from 21 tho yardi; Barry's 'celebrated ' I'ricopherouß, Is id, the bottlo; Lyon's celebrated 5 Katbairo-i, li the bottle; tell the Men to come aad e>-e the Black and White Felt Hats, at3j 0d; , a few ditto. Is and 2s Gd; Collar Stud 3, Gd : Pon Knives, Gd and 9d; Men's Hraces, Sd; Gents' Large Double Pocket Books, 13; Gents' 1-land -1 1 some Scarf Pins, Is- a few Ladies' High-heeled ; Clove Kid Sho^l loft at Gs ; Laoes for the shoes, ' 5:1 the.doiiin ; Boot Laces, Id the dozen,; Peer h*»s GIOS3, for boots or shoes. Od tho bottlo ; Pretty Fancy Baskets, Is;-Retlcule8, 1b and.Sis Gil; Brown Windsor soap, T.cakei for IP ; l.r.r^o Bar 3 Glycerine do, 7d ; Scissors', r-1 5 Ladies' E.S. Boot 3, os Cd; a foyr do, ?s Cd; highest prico do, 1 7s: Silvered. Bracelet', Is the pair; Massive Silvered Necklaces, Is, covered with crosses; piiVered Minature Looking Glasses and Peram bulators, 1; Large twenty-keyed Organ Concer tinas, Gs to 10s; Ball Stays, 3s; Ladioh' Straw Hats, reduced to 13 Gd; Lime Juico and ■ Glycerine, Gd and Is the bottlo ; fresh lot of I Berlin Wool (new colors). Id the dozen; fresh . Stay Busks Id the pair; Spoon Busk do, 8d J I fresh lot of Fingering Wood. 3*d tho hank ; ; Children's ABC Handkerchiefs, 2d each; ' fresh lot of Flowers, Cd tho .bunch *; 1 Cnildrens' Winsey h ro'clis, Is 6d j over £80 worth * of Fresh Ribbors. all at Gd the yards Ladles' i Wool Squares, Cd; Clouds* Dd; Bows, Id; l-l Larger do, (id; Marketihg Kits, Cd; Hair - ! Brushes, la t Slate Pencils, .10 a, penny or 8d tho t I box of li.*o; fresh lot of Men's Black Scarves, Is; 2 Ladies' and Gents' Reverßiblto COrk iSolef, Id tho pair; Kau de Cologne, Is tiio bottle '•■ HtUr Pins, two boxes for Id; M'on'S Worsted Socks damaved 6d, novel prico. whons'Jund about Is Gd; Leathur - Belts, 9d and la. Come and sco tho grand show , of Silvered Jowellery In my Quoen street Win , dow, and also the ladies' U.S. Prunella Boots, at 1 Gs Cd in the VVnkelield-streot window. N.B. ) W.H.D. is tho only shopkeeper, that he is aware 1 of, who returns tho money for goods not approved ot threo months after purchase. Open from 9 till O.—W. H. DAMPIER, corner of Upper Quoen and Wakefloldstreets. 1 1 - -—-■ q i —— TNDIA AND CltltfA TEA 1. WAREHOUSE. Jilic undersigned having a considerable stock of Toas on hand, bought before tho lato riBO in tho China and Colonial markets, intends giving hia Customors tho benefit, co long as they last, Which will probably bo until tho arrival of new seasonß again, and for this reason confidently expects a eteadily increaoiftg consumption al his roally choico lines, fno Is Dd toa is dropped, because customors show a decided preference for good lea rather than too low-priced. This ia taken In part as a compliment from coh tvimcrs for tho way tho ttnderslgnod his en deavoured to direct tho public miud respecting kinds it ia economical to purchase. " Very Rich Deep Brown To»," 3a per lb. " Family Mixturc,"2s Cd ditto " Tea (extraordinary," 2s ditto " Broken and Sittings" (flavour?) Isßd ditto 70 Boxes Choice Congous (bought before tho risoi, 21s and 27s ltd per boi Half-chests Very Choice Congous, (for family uso). at 2a, 2a Id, and 2s Sd per lb The hal moo of the beautilul Toa Cosies is re duced to 7s Gd 60 Box s Tobaccos, in Dark and Golden Leaf sizes (lib bars.), is, ss. Gs, 10', 12s, to £ (Small shops ndvantageouxly served.) Jams and Marmalades, from Bid to lOd per tin Ne f Salmon, 9d and lOd per tin ; Salad Oil. 7d per bottle ; Cornflour, Gd per lb ; Suporlor Rico, 12 b for 2s 9d ; Split Peas, 121b for 2s Dd I Moro of tho American Brooms, at Is 3d ; worth Is Od each. (Terms, Cash). P. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and litroiuF.n os- Tobacco & Cigars, Victoria-street, Auckland, And TofcACCONIST, Qtiecn-stteOt. N.B.—Smo'tlaK—l am giving a splendid quality Cigar, ut 1 for Is, just now nt both bhops. T GREEN'S (r j Pi ice List of Hxtraordlnary Plumbs (a trade expression for Bargains):—Heal Oatrioh Feathers, !"• Inohes long, 2j and 3s each; Steys for Girls or small Women, 2s Gd, worth fully Is each. Ribbons, 8 inches Wide, Id, ilsUa'-ly sold at Gd per yard ; Plaid ribbon (all silii) at Dd, warehouse prieo la 10.1 a yard; Hals from Gd ench; handsome Lace Fichus, 2s Cd; Hoya' Felt Hats, 2s Gd eech; Touth Brushes, Cd, usual prico Is each for simie article; Whito and Colored Dickies. Gd each : Winsoys, 3| 1 a yard ; only a few Leather Bolts left at Is oach : Holland Overalls, beauti fully trimmed, 2s nml 3s, worth fully 3s and Is each ; Rabies' Shirts. Is, worth fully Is Cd each: Babies' Frock or Robo Bodies, handsomely worked (I bolicvo by hand), Is Cd, Ladies havo told mo they paid 7s Gd for no better value; White Window Holland, 32 and 31 inches wide, at 6 1 and "d a yard ; Nos. 5 and C Girls' Striped SlocUinKS. 9d and lOd. worth fully Is 6d each. Ladies beforo purchasing call at J. GRKEN'3, ■Victoria-street, Threo doors from Albert-street. NOTE!—when T got a Plumb I always givo the public the full benefit.—J.G. i - ( Medical, v i t c h k n s' celebrated Blood Restorer! The Rknovatob of the Human Blood NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If tho Laws of Health aro observed, ordinary care exercised, and Blood Restorer Freely Taken I HITCHENS' Celebrated Blood Restorer IS certain cure For tho Langour, Lassitude and Diaeaso which attend tho Heat and Drought of soml tropical and tropical Climates. Fevers which so quickly fasten on tho debili tated system may easily be kept away by tho timely use of this «_- MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY! "S3. In fact, by its use tho Most Malignant of Tropical Fevers have been ejected from tho Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fever-stricken Men have been, as it were, RAISED FROM THE DEAD I As Is shown by tho following interesting TALE OF THE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Wm. Opperman, Esq., a wealthy island trader was for somo months lying ill at Happemamma an island of tho Kingsmill Group, In the Pacific He had been seized with rheumatic fevor, which was followed by complicated disorders of a ter rib'y severe nature, assuming the form of a specie- of palsy never beforo known. The suf ferer's bulbs swelled, the legs lost all sensibility to can ; the foot could be wrenched round or tbo ekin pierced with a lance without inflicting the slightest suffering. Tho sick man was evi dently unco: scions of his having legs, and his brain wa- seriously affected as if with lunacy. In th's deplorable st»to ho was kindly brough from th<- ia amis to Auckland by Mr 11. Hender son in tho schooner Coionet. Captain Moeller nnd, bong a German, ho was record by the German Consul, O. Yon dpr Heyde, Esq-, and placed in tho District Hospital, whero ho re ceived treat men' for three weeks with no indica tion of improvement, his case being pronounced by one and all a most hopeless om>. Tho captain of tho Corona', knowing that extraordinary cures had been eil'ected by tbo use of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood Restorer requested the proprietor of the Blood Restorer to lake the caso in hand, and a contract was entered into of "No cure, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to tho Hospital, examircd the invalid and found him in an apparently dying state with scarcely a spark of lifo left. Mr Hitchens ordered the suffering man to be removed to his (Mr H.'a) private residence, where his wants could personally bo attended to b~ Mr Hitchens The latter administered tho medicine (the Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freoly. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing tho case beyond tho power of man to ell'ect a cure. How ever, after six weeks the effect of the medicino became wonderfully apparent. Tho Blood Restorer had acted steadily but surely on the blood; the deadrly impurities were gradually eliminated from the system until tho stream of li'o flowod unchecked in its natural channels over tho entire man. Tho brain be came clear and active, and tho limbs onco again rejoiced in natural circulation, tho patient rising to hia feot cured ot diseases which had baiiled the bkill of leading phyeicians, a living proof of the wonderful healing powers of Hitchens Celebrated Blood Restorer. TESTIMONIAL^ Auckland, N.Z. To 11. A. H. Hitchens, Esq. B foro leaving Auckland on my return voyngo to tho Islands, I havo to perform tho pleasing duty of acknowledging tho surprising euro I havo received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man, being palsied and generally unconscious, and i hearing from others that no hope of recovery wes held out by medical men, 1 look upon you now aa the preserver of my life. I am convinced that to your medicine alone is duo the credit for my now being a living man. I bog to thank you most sincerely for tho Hnd noH3 you havo Bhcwn me whilo staying in your house, and in conclusion would earnestly re commend sick people to übo your Blood Restorer, as it is tho most extraordinary purifier of the blood I 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 thia earth. W. OPPERMAN. Auckland, December 10, 1870. Signed in tho presence of G. YON DEB HEYDK, Imperial German Consul Agesit for Hitoiibns' Cordialised Blood Restorer— MESSRS EIIRENFRIED BROTHERS



mmmti_m____is^aa*Biiß_iß__ii _____ —————— I uand and Estate Aerents. 1 I\._ J E W N O X Estate Agent and Valttatob, quekn-btrkkt, auckland. MONJ-YLKNT OUT FQR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST -H_&SS SECt'RITtESi CR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE. OR OTHER SHARES. No CnAKGE to Lender or Investor, WAKKFTELD-STREET— A Shop near the juncii n of Queen-st re et, with freehold al'ctmeot. Price, £.'iio. £.50 cash ; balance can remain on tin property.—J, M. Lennox, Estate aaont, Auckland. yINCKNT-TREET— A Bargain—Two spa clous Dwelling Houses, with brick haec ments mil large freehold allotment. Prico, £775.— J. M. ljerinox. Estate agent, Auckland. J?cn UAeH— Small Hon;eatead, consisting of *■"-' v 'Il acres, with Cottage and good orchard. I'riO.C) ,-*:'2S- 4. £^0 Oash ; bulanCs can remain at 0 per cent.—J. M-. LOnnox, K3tatc agent. HOTEA— Lot 13 and part of Lot 10, llfjacress Hricb, „50. Also, Lot 30, 03 acres. Price, £25-.—. T. M-. Lehnox, Estato agent. "OARNELL—Allotment 03 x 07, opposito Mr JT Street's, with groomed Co'tiiKo created tnprebn.,, Price', £100.—J', M. Lennox, Estath agent, Auckland, / tLn,^BOURN-On'"?i(3f the prettiest Cott-igos VT in this charming locality. The house con tains 5 rooms, and tho allotment extends tD the beach, and has excellent accommodation for bathing and boating.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato agent, Auckland. \; ILLA 31 iE—Ono of tho choicest Villa Sitco 7 . in Remuera. Tho site is well sheltered, and. commands cue of tho most delightful ■vietv,3 in, Reliluenu-Ji M. Boncrf, Eotauo Agent, AuHkkn'''. rj'iO FARMERS—A Bargain-One ot tho best JL little Dairy Farms in ihe Waikato. Thero aro 150 acres, mostly in tho best grasses, all fenced, and with a Cottage built tbni eon. There are 17 lire dairy cows, 17 calves, 1 horse. Price for farm, atook, &c, only 1,-100. Tho owner is leaving tho country.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Auckland. ff.O FARMHRS-A flrst-cDss Farm of 105 X acres, 11 miles from the cliy. The farm is surrounded by a B:ilt-watcr civek. Tho land ia of first-class qualily. 'I his line little farm is beautifully situated for fishing, and wiil produce good cors of wheat oats, or potatoes. A 20-ton boat can como up to too farm. Price, £1000. £750 Can remain at 8 por cent;—J. M. Lennox, , hatata Agent, Auckland. . 1 npo FAuMERS.—Farm of 212 Acro3at Kaeo, ;] X 30 acres oi! Which aro ill grass. Thero is a j House eohtaihihg S lo.ms ; also garden, orchard, ! e'ro. Il ere aro i'JO sheep and 0 head of cattle. ' I Piico lor farm and stock, £100.-J. M. Lennox, ' Kstato Agont, Auckland. PARNELL.— First-olass Business Premises, consisting of two chops, ono of which is occuplod by a Butcher and tho othor by a Grocer. Tire freehold allotment is -10 x 100, and fronts tho Manukau Road the junction of two other roads. Price, £750; £150 cash; balance can remain. -J. M. Lennox. Estato Agont, j. uckland. I>UKEKOHE WEST.—Farm of 200 Acres, adjoining Bnokland and Shouhenl's; good land. Price, £3 1 o pur aore.—J. M. Lennox. 13ARNELL— Rutland and St. Goorge's Bay Roads.—Two Cottogea—ono ot six rooms, iho otliei' of four rooms -with freehold allot -monts. Price, £170 and £300 respectively.—J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent. 1 i\ ACRES of tho Richest Pasturo Land, A*/ threo miles from the city, with comfort able Cottago orectod theroon. This flno pro perty front-i tho main road, and is a Bargain Prico, £1,000.— J. M. Lonnox, Kstato Agent. n-i o(\— FOR SALE (a bargain), a lino rural 3*l o\t ]i lt ] o Homestead, only 3 miles from Siokos's Point, with beach frontago. 'I horo is a Six-roomed Cottage upon tho property, nnd 15 aoros of freehold. Prico, £130. Torms can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estato agont, Auck land. REMUEKA.— Family Resldenoe, with 11 aores of iVochold. Prioe, £750.—Apply to J. M, ljonnox, Estato Anont. CITY.— a few minutes'walk from the Union Hank, a most desirable six-roomod Cottago, with freehold allotment. I'rico, £37u.-J. M, Lonnox, Kstato Agont, Auckland. IX) R SALE, twelve miles from tho city, a Drat chess Farm of 120 acres, with water frontage; all subdivided and laid down in English grasses. Price, £I,SOU —J. M. Lennox. »> ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Ponsonby. O Price £10 tho ibree.-J. M. Lennox. JINCOLN-STRKET (Ponsonby) - 7-roomod J Rcsiilcnco, with likho freehold allotment. Prico, £'!10.— I. M. Lennox. ---i i O FARMERS and Othors.—Ono of tho 1 Choicest. Farms in Iho trovinco. Thero aro 217 acres within S miles of tho city ; quality of land cannot bo cxcolle-1: largo nine-roomed residence.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. MT For Houses, _„nna, and Allotments, 800 my long advortleomont in ' Woekly Horald." J. M. LENNOX, ESTATE AGENT. AUCKLAND G X E E N W O O D, • auctioneer. Douse, land, and estate agent, COHNKK OK Sllon'i,LA?tt<-S'ru_!':T. ITIOR KUMKDIATE SALE. 11l uci'OS Rich Hush Lund, io tho Razorback District, situate immediately behind Mr Hamptons and Mr I'roud's farms, and .joining Mr J. 1 urners and It. Bagncloy's farms; Uiree miles from buckland Station, and about half-a-milo from the Great South Road, Razorback.—l rice low, and torms very easy. , IMPHOvKIIFAItMcf over2oo aores, situated in tho Tamaki liictt'lct; fenood and euh dlvhled into paddocks; also, (0 acres under cultivation ; good road j streams through tho land; good Cottage. I'nco low. and terma to suit pin chaser. IMPROVED FARM.-11l acro3 good Land Ot Ruarangl: all ploughed, mure than half beinK already ploughed and sown ; nearly all surrounded by a stcop-bankorl creek, forming a natural fen-o ; plenty of llrewood, &.c; also, a bouse, bam, cow-»hod. &c. The proporiy in only li miles from the Mangaoal wharf and within flvo minutes* walk of the Mangapal school. Prico for tho farm, .ogether wilhlillO sheep and 10 herd of cattlo, £000; £200 cash—balance can romain on tho property for seven years at 0 por cent. This is a tirst-class opportunity for a now co tier. ti)l\ ACRES of Rich Mixed Bush Land In A.-W'> the Wairoa South; joins improved farms, and llns well to tho sun; six miles from 1 Manurewa Railway Station by good road. Land well w- torcd. AC) ACRES Grol Land, ndjoininir tho Proper- tit's of tho Rev. Mr Somcrvillo and John Buohai an, mnrchant, Whau, and J mile fiom tho Railway i-'tation. The viow is unsurpassed, and tho roads are good. This laud will bo aold in 5-acro lots, or to suit purchasers. tvtKWTON. — Fivc-roomud Houso. together ii with a largo now workshop, und allotment 38 x 200 feot; all fenced, &c; planted in fruit trees. See.; good well, Sec Prico £280. FOR SALS, 0-roonied Houso and over quarter of an aero freehold land, being a corr.cr allotmont. having frontages to Regont-Btreet and Kden Road ; good stable, garden, well. Sec, Sec Prico, £500. HUTLAND ROAD (Parn»ll). — New Flvo roomed House and at-out 3 an aero Land, laid out in orchard, containing fruit-bearing trees 10 and GO feet high; good well, and com mands a splendid viuw. Sure to becomo a very valuablo property in a i-hort time. Price, £32.5. iOONSONBY.— A new and well-finished Six roomed House, largo and commodious rooms, and allotmont 132 x 210 feet, facing Gratten-strcct; all planted and laid out in a choice garden. &c; land partly fenced with cor rugatediron. Prico, £000. • ,'DEN ROAD.—lfour-roomod Houeo, with Vj voraiulah, in good ordor, on freehold allotment, 33ft. x 90ft.; securely fenced, laid out In a gardon, good woll, &c. Terms vory easy. Prico, £150. FOR SALE, a Vory Superior Gontlomans Residence at tho Lako. North Shoro; houeo large and commodious, grounds tastefully laid out, hind best in the district, view unsur passed. Prico for tho house, with 112 acres of rich land, £2000 ; terms very easy ITIOUR ROOMED COTTAGE and Scullery, 1 toKOthor with largo freehold allotment, good woll and garden, situated in Lower Hep burn-street. Price £225. COT iAG If ill Edinburdh-strect, Nowton: largo corner freehold allotment; good garden, well, &o. Houso In thorough order. Price £250. VILLA RESIDENCE, suitablo for a gen Ro man with a family ; six or seven acres of good lund attached ; gcod viow; Bituated at Remuera. OEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, oil' Mount Edon kJ Road, near the railway crossing, with stable, well, pump, sheds. &c., situj.to on three allotment* land, 75 x lOOft., laid out in a good flower and f -uit garden. Torms very easy. FOR SALE-So acres of rich loam Land, of tho very finest Quality in tho colony, all levol and well waicred, approchab'c from Auckland by good macadamised roads, all fenced, greater portion planted with quick thorns ; subdivided into six paddocks; 75 acres in rioh grass, the remainder in cultivation ; orohard well planted with choico fruit-trees. Also, a woll finished six-roomed house, dairy, cowcheds, pigstyos, workshop, nnd good gardon, plantod with Iruit and ornamental trees, This is without excep tion one ot the best farms in the neighbourhood of Auokland, both for tho quality of B'Ul and improvement, being situated in tho well-known District of Razorbaok, and within a few minutes walk of School and Post-ollico. Price, £1,100 one-third cash, or as avreed. Salos by auction of Household Furniture, &c. &c, undertaken by K. C. GREENWOOD, CTIONEER, &C OfUoo Corner ortland and QuoonStro^ta Coftee Morctiantß "OROWN, BAKBBTT t CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE ;MiLL3. COFFEES. ll' IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT aOOI) COFFEE is tho best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for cur Best Brands, tho EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which huvo sustained their good namos over Ten years, and havo very much increased in demand—a ouro proof o thoir being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and evon out of our province. r-a. Wholesale only at our Mlns and Agento S:i Retail at all Grocery Establishments In Town and Country. £ Sfi -.',' Our bests 5«o ExecWorßrand,gicanlabelf qualiticß.i Vi'jO Standard „ rod VKvorypkgo U'g'SiLlon „ pink „ ) with our mv _ ' slgnaturoi 3*SS o m S \ Oni lowest .„« Anchor „ pucei „ I qualitios, oSs Crown „ yollow ~ (without our «gg J signature. Our PEPPERS and SPICES wo guarantee Ot B&ot Quality, and freo of odnltoration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO, Elllo t root, July | 3th 1871).



______wi/jaujXi _m ____om _■———————■——— Land and Estate Agents. rtEAS. TS"" ILLI AM S ON, HOUSE. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MfJNEY Invested fnr Capitalists on first-class securities, wniio.'JT O.'UftSh, tSSYHw per cont. allowed on deposits until inTerji^'- MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed rur Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT:— Mount Kden, 21/ Union-Btrect, ill Home-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ West-street, 21/ Parnell Rise, SA Viow Road, 30/ Kdwin-street, 21/ Richmond Koad, 25/ Georgo-atreet, £1 Grattan-street, 12/ Victoria-srreet, £10 Sussex-street, 20/ Kyber Pass, 80/ Randolph-street, 10/ Grafton Road, 70/ Wyndham-street, £10 lO'Ncloon-strcet, 10/ William-stroet, 60/ England-street, -10/ Short-3treet, £9 Vine-Btroot, 10/ Franklin Road, CO/ Brown-atrcOt, 27/0 CarltjtonGoreßpad.lo/Ph-^Il-. Roach Road, 30/ Dublin-ytrect, 23/ West Newton. £5/ Clarence-street, 10/ Liverpool-street, 10/ Angloßea-street. au/ Ponsonby Road, 25/ Hackett-street, 35/ Prospect-street, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street. 25/ [?! Also, in various other Btreets at low rates. r>OAAA TO LEND, in Sums of £10 and up diaWV -wards, on,good security r?1 oa—FOUR-R'-'OAIED HOUSE, detached, *-Vu for pale, oil Ho-we-strecfc. Kasy term-, r?-i Iya—FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE. Newton, ~J-«U for s.-ile; two verandahs, colonial oven, tank, garden. "VTEWMARKET—Nice Honsa and Allotment I>l for Sale, near J unction Hotel. Prico, £150. Easy terms for purchase can be arranged. MAUNGATAWHIRI— Farm of 181 acres for salo, with two comfortable homesteads. Exco.lent soil, bush, water, Sec. J?nOft—VILLA RESIDENCE for Sale, at «'l-LUU Mount Albert, possessing ono of tho 1 finest views in tho district. BERESFORD - BTRHET. — Seven roomed Houso. Scullery, wash-house, tec; gas 1 and water laid on. Fine view. To be sold a 1 Bargain. G1 RE Y-STRKET—Six roomed House (now) for T sale. Largo ollotmcnt. , 090A-FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, off Pon 3v/ZiOV aonhy Road, for Sale. Two frontage?. MOI'NT EDEN—Lai'Ce Now House; lltted with every convonlenOe (two acres tlf , land), lor sale. Has one cE tho finest views hi • tno district. HOB-ON- STREET — Shop nnd Dwelling Houso for sale—new. Splendid Btund for , business. ALLOTMENTS Bought and ROUS ■< S BUILT for Working Men. To bo repaid by woekly ■ instalments. ' p r-)(}(\— F'vo-roomcrllfou-'efor Salo InNolson -1 dJO\J\J street. Gaidcn, tanks, and all con , vonienoes. DRAPERY BUSINESS for Salo in tho heart of the city; main thoroughfare. Aboui) £150 required. £ijcri- Now Sovon-roomod Houso for salo In Ojyi p aI -nell. Beautiful view. Also, Five roomod Houso at £3,10. Six-roomed House, £100. QUEKN-STRKKT.— Kino llusinoaa Promises for salo. OFFICES and STORES to Let in Durharu street. / IARBE lON GORE ROAD-One of tho llnoat \j Allotments In J.aivry's Estnto for salo. Money lent to build with, if desired. ■PfiflO- Largo now Houso for Balo on Ron- X.UUU gonby Road, with Threo Allotmonts 100 x 293. .Splendid viow. IJONSONBY.— Six-roomed Houso and large allotment tor ralo. Tonus can bo arranged. I'rico, £285. .p., j,-— Hive-roomed Houso for Sale In Now- AsAtu ton, with outhouses; two allotmonts planted. Good view. I>A RNELla—Building AllollUontH for Sale in Gibraltar Terrnco, with tine view of Domain, 25s per foot; also, Si., Geoigo's Bay Road,2ssper fool; Brii-'hton. .*-_ per font, ovi rluoklng the sea. Vonccd, planted with fruit trees, See. HARMS also l"or Sale at Iluiuia, .Mount Eden, -^ Waikomiti, Riclunoml, Komokoriki, Mun goro, Ruroiiioronio.Ku.-i i'u,'iiakl,,Sto!i,-.s'a Point, Waitakerei, llond-.-TBon's Crook, I'apatoitol, Roiiiuoru, Oiiinhrldgo, Littlo. md Big Omaha, Karioi, Riverhead. Morniugs'ldo, fllahnrnngi, Wainui, Oamaru, Ararimu, Corouiandol, Mer cury Kay. Oknihil, North Shore, Owhiwha, Razorbaok. Papakura, Src. Also, sco list In A'ci" Zealand U,.raui and Weekly New. C n A S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. Vulcan LANa badaierv. l%\oi _mm^ \y I] L v s- W. S. JONES l!;\s Just Received a Lurg 1 Quantity ot Every Variety of w 11 1 i' s, which are now marked, iv plain figures, utconsiderably Rower Hrices thau ho has ever been able to oiler them before. W H I P S. Ladies.', Gents', Gig, Buggy. Cub, Car rlttg'', Pour-Horse,Cart, Waggon, Dog, Mock, Bull"ck, Hunt ing, and Boys' W II I Ps, FIIOM is On TO 503 Kaoii. SOLID NICKEL-KILVKIt BITS, STIRRUPS, AND SPURS. A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 por cent. Less thau tho PrloOß usually charged. Strong, Durabm: STOCK SADOLK-, our own make, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od. W. S. JONES. QUEKN-STREET. AUCKLAND. Medical. SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPT '.EXTRACT. REPORT OF DR. F. MOSLER, PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVKRSITY OF GRKIFSWALD. Epitome of an article of tho " Berliner kil nisrliou Wochensi'brift"No. 21, IS7D, a mcdiral periodical, published at Berlin, with references to inhalations of tho Kxtkact Euoaiattik Folib (Sunder and Sons' Kxtract Kncalyuttis) in cases of dipthoria, by Dr. F. Moflcr, professor at the Univer.-ily of Groifswald, Germany, viz. : " Having experienced the advantages derived from inhalations of tho HXTIIACT EOOALYPTIE Folii in csiuis of echinococcn of tho lungs with bronchial allVciions, I made un my mind to ti the same remedy in C«BBS Of DIPHTHKBIA. D Salenz, a pupl! of niino, hassinoo, in his dis=era tion, repoiU'd tho particulars of the cases treated, and I may bo allowed brlt fly to refer to one of tli-j cast'sciitin.craloil therein. Ida X., of Pa'owalk, twenty years of nge, had on the I'Jih February, IN7II, a lit of chilling fevor With violent, pains in her throat. She called upon a medical practitioner, who, recognizing at once tho caso 10 ho one of diphthoritis, mado her enter my klinik, whero 1 had to separate her from tho other patients. The patient, woll dcvolop"d for her ago, was complaining of pains in her throat, which grew worse when sho en deavoured to swallow, spook, or move tho neck. The submaxillar and submental glands wero much swollen, and tho fever was of a remitting nature. Tho condition of tho patient was on the 22nd of February: VS'armth=3o.l O, pulsc=9G nspiration = 20. Prescription ; Extract cue. c. folds to ho inlinled for twenty mlnntos orery hour. Tho following day tho'intlont throw out small particles of exsudat. Tho local appear ances in tho pharynx grew worse, and tho exsudats wero 11101 c extended over the mucous membrane. That increase of symptoms caused mo to augment tho dose to ono tea suoonfnl of extract ccc. used for inhala tion ; also 'ho inha'ations woro continued during the night. On tho _7iß patient got better and tha fever had subsided. On examining tho pharynx it was easily to b:s roticed that iho pro cons of diphthoritis gave way, and on the 11th of March the patient was restored to health nnd disc Purged. The report in question says that the Eucalypti Kxlractinall coses of diphtheritica proved successful; it also sets forth cases of laryngitis and brouchlt :*, chronica, pneumonia, crouposa doxt'a, « le pharyngitis, combined with laryn litis, treated successfully with tho Eucalypti Kxtract. (Thoso diseases constitute nearly nil tho ailec tions of tho throat and respiratory organs, mostly caused by neglected colds ) Tho »ho> c reported cure of diphtheria, a di sease which Is always attended by fevor, proves tho ellieacy of our Extract Eucalyp us in all canes of fevor, aud as it at tho name time disin fects all wound-, and checks inflammation, it will bo a positivo euro of nearly all diseases, chiefly, Fevers, Rheumatism, Colds, Wounds of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Etc , Solo Agent for Auckland a - 3 Distriot: A I C X I N, The Pji 'K.macy, Qukkn-btkkmt, Auckland. Venetian Blm<?8. AUCKLAND VBN tfTIAJM ELIHD 5 FACTORY, CORNER OF CO X AND GREY STREETS. y;;:-;A- m& 111 ,-■- -. -v*. V" ■J ( :v-,t'7'>' Si "*'■■';> mm Bg &MS© __&Mm asfeii-sS VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS I Mado ot the best Californian Pino, guaranteed not to warp or twint. Our Blinds surpass all imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. Wo havo a yevy largo stock of well-seasoned Pino Tim ber ; also a Largo Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wiro Gauzo linda mado to order, and forwardo to all parts oijilio Col <jny at the shortest notice. A. & A. BUSBY (Latk lu'. Horton Busby), VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREUT



_______—__■ Cabinetmakers. | T^r INKS AND TT ALL,! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS SHORTLAND-STREET. FURNITURE I FURNITURE I FURNITURE I Largest and Best Assortment in Auckland. CARPETS 1 CARPETS I CARPETS 1 All the Newest Designs. LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM 1 LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! All the New Patterns, OILCLOTHS! , ~ , OILCLOTHS I _^ . OILCLOTHS i All the Best Quality, WOOL RUGS I WOOL MATS I WOOL RUGS 1 WOOL MATS ! WOOL RUGS 1 WOOL MATS I WniTß and Coloured. TAPE RT X V li AftGl NG 8 ! T A P E S T X V HANGINGS! TAPESTRY HANGINGS! Very Rich Patterns. CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS ! CRETONNES and TRIMMINGS I CUETONNES AND TRIMMINGS ! All N w Patterns. ' SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS 1 SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS ! SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS I COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS I ; i COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS t| COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS ! ; WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES ! WFITE and COLORED DIMITIES ! ' | WHITE and COLORED DIMITIES I I BRASS CORNICES and FRINGES 1 : j BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES 1 BRASS CORNICES and FRINGESJI GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES 1 GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES l| 1 ! GIRANDOLES I GIRANDOLES 1 ! GIRANDOLES.! ' I IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS ! i IRON COTS 1 i IKON and BRASS BEDSTEADS ! 1 PATENT WOVE-WIRE • SPRING MATTRESSES I I PATENT METALLIC VENETIAN P.LINDS ! 1 Tun Blind ok the Period I ■xjrr fi ;n sk s & .171" all, ' lIOLESALE AND RETAIL ; CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, • I AND 1 1 I CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, i SHORTLAND-STREET. I Sewine M_oniu_s. »V^s<o /r////il/>-^Mi /o^r^^^-*-^^''<>^^\ JM »#/ 1 #^>„ Ju a \(wr all former years outdone! During thk Year 1870 the singer manufacturing company SOLD (®° 431,167 • OF their celkurated SEWING MACHINES This number boing 71,735 In oxcess of tho Sales of any previous yoar. Tho Sales ot this Company during tho last tor years wero as follows :— IS7O .. .. 127.8153 SINGER MACHINES. 1871 .. .. 181,200 1872 .. .. 219,758 1573 .. .. 231.111 1871 .. .. 211,(170 1575 _ .. 219,852 „ 187(3 .. .. 262,318 1877 .. .. 282,812 1578 .. .. 358,132 „ ~ 1579 .. .. 431-167 ~ Tho recent Great REDUCTION in thoir Pricel and their wonderfully Kasy Terms of Paymont, wil onablo overyono to becomo possossed ot thoeo UNEQUALLED SEWING MACHINES. Slnco THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM PAN V inaugurated thoir System to limit, witi Option ok Pdrcuask, it has boon taken advantage of by tho public to such an extraordinary extent ai to prove that it Ims met a great public want. By thii systom thousands havo becomo possossed of thesi most reliable SEWING MACHINES ; and Italwayi offers peculiar advantages to families in want o a SEWING MACHIN tt for Domestic uso by on abling such to havo a thorough trial boforo purohas Ing. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 39, Foster Lank, London, E.C. Beet Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and Linon Threads Machino Oil. Duplicato Parts of Machines, &o. always kept in stock. Needles sent per post. Tha Needles of the Singer Manufacturing Com puny aro mado entirely by Automatic Machinery and finished With a perfection, accuracy, and polish altogether unequalled by any othor maker. SINGER'- SEWING MACHINES aro made onlj by Tho Singer Manufacturing Company (former!} J. M. Singer and Co.) and can only bo obtainoc Wholesalo in Now Zealand from the Chiof Depot, which is also our only Retail Agency (for the presont in this City. Prico Lists froo por post. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Fort-street, Auckland. Gr UTII RI E & Jjf ARN A C H'S NEW ZEALAND TIMBER & WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Havo on Salo at their Branch Storoa, LOWER QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND ONEHUNGA. DETN—DIN-MABK Woodwarks Consisting of— Nests Tubs, painted and varnishod Duckets do Fancy Buckets, Cheeso Vats, Churns Butter Firkins, Knifo Boards Washing Boards, Turning Trusses Storo/l'rucks.iSto. JAMES W, WALLER, Managhsk. ! nLADDE AND A'|AKDNEK i STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, i Address-"^: Box No. 209, Post-oflico Auokland



Merchandise. L. D. W iU^ * * WAREHOUSEMEN WlNfi AtfD SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GENERA MERCHANDISE, SHORTLAND-STREET. AUCKLAND. [ Indents for English or Foreign FifiKs oiecuted j on favourable terms, under tho personal super vision of our London firm. LONDON OFFICE: 10. COLEMAN-STREET AMERICAN pOODS. JUST RECEIVED, And to Arrivo, Pkb 'Agatk' and 'Elinok Vkbnon,!; From New York: Perry Davis & Son s Painkiller Axo Handles Dried Apples Evaporated Apples Clothes Pins Lobster and Salmon Oystors Amorlcan Clocks Allon s Lung Balsam Bristolß Sarsaparilla aud Pills Lanrnan and Kemps Florida Water Oriental Hair Tonic Lyons Kathairon School Slates Travelling Trunks Valises and Hand-bags Wood \Y ashboards Palo Amber Resin Assorted Canned Fruits a d ot lea California Honey Haricot jieacs Chicago Bacon and Lard, n palls AMERICAN CHAIRa. Wood and Cane-sated B droom Dining Ofllco, Rookors and Children sat greatly reduced rates to clear. "■T-EKOSENK 1 jTZEHOSENEM „ Electric bifht Korosono high test on naud ■ Devon's [tnporlal Koro:«no, to arrive por 4 Agnto.' rli AS riTEAS JL m E As EA.SON 1579-1880. ,\I»RK DN'it MARK Wo aro now oflerlng splondld value In TEAS, Our fc'tock'consiets of ahou 3000 CRA^S- Just Landed, ex s.s. ' KHlarney, 'Merrnuir, and Brisbane,^ J Specially selected by our Ruyors at Foochow, EComprising— Congou, in chests, half-chests and boxes Scented < irango Pekoe Scented Caper Gunpowder, Young Hyson Java Pecco Souchong Japan Uncoloured Leaf Oojee, Just Arrived, from Calcutta, Per P. and <'. Company's Mall Steamer, Asiam, Fanning* and Pekoe Souchong, and Flno Leaf Pekoe. Samples for Liquoring forwarded free. mOBACCOS Wo call the attention of Buyers to our Largt and Varied Stock of Now Season's Msnufoc ture, imported direct irom New York for thii Venus—Tens, in J-boxes mid ca-es Throoß, Elves. Slues. Pocket-pleoea Double-thick Pocket-pieces, Fives Twi»t. Nailrod. &o. Largo Assortment of Aromatics, in flat work, fancy aud twist, light pressed, &o Twist, in kogs, tlorcos and cases, eultablt for sland trado i Shoepwash Tobacco '•KVKN PntZK MEDALS AWARDKI) nOODALL S OOUSEHOLI SPECIALITIES! A Single Trial solicited from thoso who havo no yo trlod theso splendid preparations. GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE RELISH. Tho most, delicious Sauco in tho world. This Cheap and excollont Sauco makes th( plainest viands palatable nnd tho dainties dishes moro dolioious. To Chops, Steaks, Fish 1 etc., it is Incomparable. Sold by Grocers Oilmen, Chemists, Sec. GOODALL'S BAKING POWDER. _h st in the World. Indlspansablo to vory household, and a booi o all housewivo-. Makeß doiioious Puddingi without eggs, Pastry without butter, am beautiful light Bread without yoaet. Sold b: Grocor6, Oilmen, Chemists &c GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For makinor Dollolon Custards without eggs In less tim and at half ho price. Unequalled or tho purposes intonded. Wil givo tho utmost satisfaction i tho Instruction! J givon aro implicitly followed. Tho proprietor: ontertain tho greatest confidence in the article and can rocommond it to housekeepers genorallj as a usoful agent in tho preparation of a gooi Custard. Give it a Trial. Sold by Grocers Chemists Italian Warehousemen, Seo. • PREPARED BY I GOODAL'., BACKHOUSE & CO., j a \viiit_ Horse street, Leeds. ( " WHOLKSALE OF L. D, NATI!AN .& CO. T>ISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & COS CELEBRATED PALt B ANDY. Wo hay always on hana tn aoova Cole bratod Brandy, in bulk, cases, ono star, fori star (vory old, mild), flasks, half flasks, quarter 'lusks, crystal barrols decanters. aud2-Gallor Crystal Vats. I. D. NABAN & CO., Sole Importers. BASS'S PALE ALE, By Read Brothers, London, (Dog's Head Bottling Mark,) Neither tho Brewers nor tho Bottlers have spared any trouolo or cost to make this the Finest Alo in tho World, iloth Capital and skill are allied to ma it a standard of excellence, GU INNK Ss ' s STOUT, By Read Bhotiirrs, London, (Dog's Head Bottling Mark.) This Stout combines duo richness withl the "edge" that is developed only by prolonged storage in vats of great capacity, sr eh as Messrs Guiuness's; and tho bottling arrangements are a guarantee forfprhno condition, L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents, AUCKLAND



Q^zette" Notifications. I ' } i. _->Trrlf^AT*ONS WNBER DIS- R E BASEL 7c%m* ACTS.*' NoTicic No. 31.' I HEncoLKS RoniNSON, Governor: ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government f^Be. at Wellington, this A twenty-fllth tidy of March, 1880. Present: HIS BXCLUtNCV TB_GOV__NO_ M COUNCIL. I - Whereas hy tbo eleventh section of ;» | ; PC Ssid«,l«^t£ rthat Rshallbo j ■ said Act, to make gcne-Ri ro^ . . fl _ . several purposes in the Bftld .** *»%*_%„&, Ardwhereaß thosgU^ Arf w- ' and | ,n\ t,l?l? Tin the "Now Zealand Gazette.' pro- , published in the f^ *ir^ in the Colony CC New claimed to come into force in the ooki^ Zealand on the fourteenth day ot Augvah ™» thousand°eight hundred and Bevfn y- , And whereas by tho said Act it ut urther 3e penalties for the broach thereof, as in the Stn«ef eaSexp«dient to rescind aR Pr> I the inspection ot cattle (whet herSmv,„< by Bea or in any district), and olao for the "^MMBIO bo made to such Inspectors as and for tve.lcl.im . expenses in respect of cattle : Diseased' ' And whereas by section 13 of. The Disc \*Bea Cattlo Act, 1871, Amendment Acy^"l^" acted that every Order in Council made uader the said Acts shall fix a timo within which tho | same shall come Into force: rPD .„lations I sh^aSc^tlfsfvS His lUW the Governor hi pu? uaneo and exercise of th« powe* and authority conferred by the said Act. rtnt^I of «» other powers and authorities enabling W« l« thin behalf, dolh hereby rescind and reyoW? aU Proclamations una Orders in Council for pf»| scribing fees and uliowunccs as aforesaid., so fur as the same telate locattleashereirarter defined and doth hereby mike the general regulations vet forth in the Schedule hereto. And doth order and declare that tho regula tions hereby made shall take effect on and after tho day next, after the publication of this Ordci in Council in tho "New Zealand Gazette, on which day the samo shall come mio operation. SCHEDULE. GBNBKAL ItKOULATIONg. 1. In thoso regulations the following wordß and phrases shall have the seVcrul mcamoK-i hereby respectively asti 4 ncd to them :— " Animal" shall mean cattle of every age and box. , „ "Cattle" shall include balls, Cows, oxen, heifers, steers, and calves. ««..* " Board " shall mean the Local Cattle Board of the di-trict. .... " Distrct" shall mean any part of tho colony constituted a district untor the said Act. "Infected place " shall mean any district or portion of a district, or any place what soever, declared to ba an infected place under the «nid Act. " Inspector" shall mean the Inspector of the dibtrict, or any Deputy Inspector duly appointed under the said Act. "Disease " shall n.can pleuro pneumonia. " Dißeased"shaUmeansufferingfrom pleuro pneumonia. ~„„.»>, j " The sai i Act" shall include " The Diseased Cattle Act Amendment Act, 1873." •> Words importing the singular number in clude the plural, and words importing theplur«l number include the singular. Notices. 3 Iho owner or person having tho custody or charge of any diseused cuttle sball forthwith Hive notice in writing to tho Inspector, and if any Inspector shah find any diseased cattle before such notici has been giveD, every such owner or perton shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding fifty pound^unlcss he can prove that ho did not know of such cattle being diseased. Provided that no notice is given to an Inspec tor after he has entered on any premises for the purpose o£ inspecting the cattle therein shall be deemed to be a notice lor tha purposes of this ecction. 1. The Inspector may from time to time direct persons in the occupation of any premises de clared to bo infected under sections 19, 20, or 21 of thesald Acttoafllx, and •eepafilxed, notices to that effect on huch part of the said premises, and in such manner as the Inspector directs; and such person, ehall allix and keep affixed, tho same accordingly, and in default thereof , shull he liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds for each da> 's default. QUARANTINE. 5. Cattle arriving from any place beyond the ■ seas, and placed in quarantine, shall remain therein for such time, not exceeding forty-two days, as the Board shall in each case specially direct or require. 0. No cattle shallberemoved fromany quaran tine ground, or from an infected place, without the written authority of an Inspector ; and any person removing, or causing to be romoved, or a-si-ting to remove, any cattle from any quaran tine ground or infected place without such authority shall ba liable to a penalty not exceed ing live hundred pounds. 7. If any cattle are removed from quarantine or from an infected placi", in contravention of the eaid Act, or of these regulations, any Inspec tor may cause them to be fortnwith taken back • at tha oxpenso of the owner, who shall be liable to pay to him the cost thereof on demand. 8. All losses in respect of any cattlo whilst bjing conveyed t ) or from or whilst in quaran tine, from wnatover cause, shall be borne by the . owner thereof, and ho thall have no claim what • ever for compensation for any such loss. 0, No fodder or llttingi shall be thrown over -9 board from any ships in any river, port, or har *- hour in New Zealand, or elsowhore in New s Zeuland waters, and all fittings used for, with, or about any imported oattle, and all effects belonging to th ir attendants which may be deemed necessary, shall bo disinfected, as tho Inspector shall diiei". 10. No Inspector shall authorise the introduc ■- tion into Mew Zoiland of any fittings until they :. have beon properly disinfected to the satisfac tion of the Inspector, nor of any fodder, other 3 than oilcake, brau, barley, oats, beans, or pease, brought to the colony from any place beyond Now Zealand, except for tho purpose of burning such foilder in such place as the Inspector shall appoint; and any fodder or fittings landed with out the authority ot un Inspector, or otherwise than in aocordance with tho conditions of such authority, may be seized by any Inspector or any poison acting under tiio authority of any \ such Inspector, and may be sold or destroyed at tho Inspector may direct : aid all bedding whioh has beon used by cattle, and thoir drop pings, shall bo burn'id or buried as tho Inspector may direct. 11. The skins of cattlo which havo died or been slaughtered during tho voyage on board t any vessel having on board any oattle shipped at any placo beyond Now Ztulandsliall bo oaltod and kept on board iv a manner which the In spector may consider s*fe, and no such skins shall be landed in tho colony. 12. Every porson who commits a broach of J any ono of the throe foregoing sections, num t bercd 0, 10, and II of theso regulations, or v, ho , refuses or objects to obey or carry out any direc '. tion of the Inspector, given under und in pur suance thereof, shall bo liable to a penalty not oxceeding one hundred pounds. Destruction of Cattle. 13. ltßhallbo lawful for tho Board to order -_ tho owner of any animal known or reasonably s Buspcctcd to havo disease, or ihe agent of the j, owner or any person iv charge of such animal, f by order l>i writing under the hand of the Chairman of tho Board, countersigned by an Inspector, to kill such animal, and tt ereafter tc dispose of the body in such manner aa in such order shall bo specified; and any such owner, \ t agent, or person refusing or for twelve hours neglecting to comply with such ordor, aftor the . sorvico thereof on him, either personally or by 1 leaving the samo at his usual place of abode, 9 shall bo liable to a p-.-na'ty not exceeding one 8 hundred pounds, and to a further p nalty rot '» exceeding five pounds for every twenty-four ' hours such animal is left uudostr.iyed or uudis- J posed of artcr the suid twelve hours. '• 11. Tho Inspector may givo an order in writ ing to any person to seize and de.'ttvy any animal known or reasonably suspected to have disease, and dispose of tho body in such manner as he may therein direct in tho followiug caves, namely :— If tho owner or hii agent, or the parson in charge of tho animal, is not known : If tho owner or his agent, or the pe'sou ir chargo of tho animal, refuses, or neglects fot twelve hours to obey tho order ol tho Board given as aforesaid, and in such case tin cost incurrod in such destruction aud disposal shall bo paid by ihe owner or hia agent, or the person iv cuar^o oi tho animal, to the Inspector on demand. Fkes, &c. 15. Under autho; ity from t're Colonial Secre tary, or upon authority in writing by the chair man of the Bard, the Inspector shall etup oy a veterinary surgeon to inspect, and examine any animal known, or ro u-onubly suspected, to have disease, and sha 1 require Much veterinary sur geon to furnish a certilica'o, sta'ing the condi tion of any animal for wh oh tho certificate is required. 16. Such veterina-y furgoon, wi h >-m- assist ants ho may rocui c, is hereby au horised to outer upon any pre-nises for rhn purpo.-c of such Uspooli n and examination, the Slime aa if ho wero an Inspector appointed under tho said Act; and any por-wis, refusing to admit or obstructing suoh veterinary surgeon in such , examination and inspection, shall be llablo to a ' penalty of not less thau ten pounds, and not more than ono hundred pounds. 17. There shall bo paid to tho Inspector, on demand, by the owner of cattle or his agent or tho person in charge thereof, thofollowing rees : „ ■'■~. £ B.d. For every visit and inspection by ve terinary surgeon, when authorised asa'oresaitl . 0 10 0 For every milo the veterinary sur geon is required to travel beyond ,"> miles ono way .. 0 0 G IS. There shall bo paid to Iho Inspector, on demand, by tho owcer of cattle or his agent or the person in chargo thereof, tho following foes for tho inspection of oattle when they arrive at auy port or place in tho colony: £ s d For one animal, and not exceeding ten animals . 10 0 For every additional animal "above ten, each animal 0 0 6 Provided that if any of tho abovementloned i kinds of stock aro imported into any port or i place for butcher's uso tho chargo for inspec , tion shall be : ri , • , _ S. d. bor each animal 0 0 3 lU. There shall bo paid to the Inspector, on demand, by tho owner of tho cattlo or his agent, or the person in chargo thereof, the following For sustenance and attendanco for each ani «nai that is kept in quarantine, if not provided at the expense of tho owner, per day, such sum not exceeding one shilling if tho animal is kept , in the open, and not exoeedink two shillings if the animal is kept under cover, as tho Hoard , may from tune to time order. 20. There shall bs paid to the Inspector, on domand, by the owner of cattle or his agont, or the person in charge thereof, the following For every declaration made under ' ' ecction 19 of " The Diseased Cattlo Act. 1S71" .. 0 5 0 For every declaration that a placo'i's infected mado by the Board under soction 21 of the said Act „ .. 010 0 '21. Fees and other sums made payable under theso ltegulatiom may ba sued for and re covered by and in the name of tbe Inspector in any Court of competent jurisdiction. . , „, FOSTER COKING, *■ I clerk of the Executive Council.



Sewing Machines. i gE>Y IN G J^£ AC H I Nel!^ TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING .MACHINEJ 5 ■«o' • r "*' ~* "" I •' These Machines >save now been so long befn«. the public that they have established a rennte tion for themselves, a__ can be confident?* recommended by hundreds who possess them • as superior to all others for domestic use. - ™~ Tho new Elliptic bhuttlo -Movement fa acknowledged on all bands as tbe sitnolest Quietest, and most beautiful motion ever in vented for the pnrpose. .-• *-, Tho new Patent Shuttle has only one hole tn thread, and la larger than most others. ;Solk Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician, . 7, Shortland-atreet. f-r win Machines Repaired. ;vi THE GREAT IMPORTER, HAS JT7ST RECEIVED NEW GEOVER AND BAKER'S DOMESTIC / ■ ,7 HAND MAGBJHE, same as the above, £1 igj|<: * -V s _■ ■■'■■■ All Kines of Sewing Machines on Time Payments,, 2s. 6d. Per Week! 2a. 6d. Per Week! j 2s. 6d. Pbb Wee_*i tsr ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED ia FTIHE pREAT T\ZVOT r : QUEEN STREET. 'Waikato Advertisements. .' "P|UKE OF CAMBhIDGE* HOTEL, B.OBERT KIKKWOOD (Formerly of National Hotel); Having purchased the Duke of Can_tl4»,» will be glad to see his old. friends and tta Public. R. K. intends shortly to make Important alterations to this Hotel, and will do his beetle give satisfaction. MD E L A NE V'Y • Begs to announce he has assumed Proprietorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, which is pleasantly situated at the presen terminus of tho Waikato Railway, aad offers sa excellent zesort for Travellers, Tourists, and Sportsmen. Livery and Bait Stables. M. DELANEY Pbopbiktok ' mHE A LPHA CTOTEi; KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. I L. aALL IN, Proprietor. * Visitors and will meet with Com fortable Accommodation. Locse Boxes. Good Stabling.l — ' : ~ : My. '' XTATIOXAL n OiT Eh, IS CAiliiRiOGE. ->: Numerous improvements and additions haying - * been completed, this Hotel now nflords the best accommodation to Visitors^-. and Tourists. Spacious Sample Rooms have been provided for Commercial Travellers. i. , First-class Billiard Table under tho Supeiin ten donee of a careful Marker. pUIDES FOR TOURIST.'S' Arrnngcmonta havo beon made sothat"n!deS for Visitors to tho Hot Lakes are avail able upon shoit notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly- > attended to. AIU_D US RAYNES, 7. Pkoprietob, ; t| AMILTON RAILWAY NOTIpB B. LEDW.ARD3 7 .7 ; Begs to Inform! tho publio that a Coao^DJjJjW everytraln arriving from Auckland. Charges reasonable. Speoial Carriages provided to omer on instructions being sent per post or telegrajw tO ■',■■■- If -1 B. EDWARDS, 1 Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. j TTAMILTON, WAIKATO ; ' JUDD'3 BOARDING HOUSE -il \ (formerly JACKSON'S). od GKORGE JUDD (late Cook at PeMCrt , Commercial Hotel) having leased the above premisos and made extensive improvement", will be glad to see his old friends, visitors, ana . travellers, whero he trusts that cleanliness, com fort, and au unsurpassed table will insure a - continuance of patronago, and a kind recom mendation. N.B.—Good Paddocks. HAMILTON JUNCTION. Travellers from Auckland would study their OWB i interests by Btaying at , : * JAMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitors to Cambridge and the intesios ■ would thus lose no time, as Omnlbusses ana ura branch line leave James' Hotel after breakfas every mornln*at 5.30. Meals at all hours., a* cellent accommodation for Commeraial lravei era. Tourists. Ladies and Families. "dure wool matkessbs albert Totter, WOOL STAPLER AND SCOURKEv . | Having had repeated applications for WW cleaned by "his process" for the purpose j-"} ; making Beds, Mattresaes. &c., has induced mm to introduco to the notice of ladies and gentle . men, urlvate famUies, hotel and boarding-honso , keepers, especially invalids, and tho puDACI -"> 1 general of New Zealand, his PoaK Wool. I Mattresses. Squabs for Sofas and Couones, ' Beds for Children's Cots, Settees, &c, ana . m doing so would beg to observe that tho Wool w» * Mattresses aro stuffed wi th ia divostori of all or™ ' animal and glutinous matters, and wentirely nw * from impurities of ovory cescription, '^ noroj of tho Wool retaining all its elasticity ana flexibility, as when in the provious state,-«ne yolk." Therefore persons using thorn wiUnot do i Bubject to those very disagreeable vapours wtiKD - the pressure of the body, assisted by itsheat upon impure animal and other FUDstanoes, emiß, j"" the many diseases whioh follow it, as an action cause. Hamilton, Waikato, March, 1879. Medioal TksmmONJ. „„, nlI . Hamilton, April 15,1579-—Sir, I have* caxefW looked over some specimens of your \V ooipw pared for Mattress making, and find it not W excellent in quality but free fromany wsagre? able smell or grease. The Wool is so oarefuuy •' carded' that no " felting" can take Pl^A;* £ ensuring that beautiful softness and flasnoiw ~ essential to a bed. For some years I &ay°X,£ Wool Mattresses in my own house preP«?J h "i myself, and I greatly prefer them to *MJs__ kind; but you far excel me in the softness -an elastic character of your " carded wools. *|■»; sir. yours obediently, K. WadiiINGTON, _••"• ' To Mr Albert Potter. Hamilton EasL Auckland, April 25,1879.-1 certify that ma* carefully examined some specimens of "JES Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of W^ They are beautifully clean, freo. from any «" agreeable smell; and in my opinion are r^ suitable for Mattresses, would bei very eiasw warm and comfortable.-THOS. B. KJENPSOT'" M.R.C.S., L. & E. ' „„„iflsof I havo iarefully examined the two samP«^'. Wool which you gave mo, and find them ex sively clean, fret from emeU, and ■jgßgi fitted for tho manufacture of, .Mattresses w Cushions, one of which I also * by aider a well-made Wool Mattress morenew^ and comfortable than ,: feather bed.Jino. J ing from tho samples I saw in your V°*™r__ I can most conscientiously recommeu" materials and the work.-CUAS. i. <^ v \__v M.0., Kellow o: the Royal College,of ™»^' eto.-To Mr Albert Potter. Hamilton >vw»»