Woman's Influence.

PBOVIBENOK Bow consists of a cnll««« little cottages, with long, narrow Si 011 <*' front. • ' . • ■ ' I j B*"Wna | tt Their outward appearance is'invitini>.i». find out what pritty li;fe homes thpv'o tt"» must toke a peep into No. 6-for No » J?*o d'-nca Row, is always id. readiness to r™ tn' visitor. . ""^eWo*, The Dutch clock strikes two; and Maw, r, lnjr begins to fold her wo k as she tava • Go( *- '•I snppose I had better go now m'n*v prm.iEcd Mrs Parkins I would run in? n ,r, r' While as so^n as yuu could spare me » a Ut«» " Very well, my di»r, be off a* soon „ like; and If you can hop her to get w l ro H> a little ft aight, do so." iiel fier hon* Mrs Goolinsc might well make tV« ». and Mary thongbt of her mother's wnM mirlt; entared Mrs Parkins'home, No. i if>4t utes afterward, and rast a glanoo aronnj m' 11 ---picture of misery it presented. waro^ndatthe As she looked at the nnaweat'sto™ „ j * unwashed breakfast and d nner i'm" 4 ll» thought came into her mind Howdifw 8!' s room wuuld look if these litt'e *m enl"ie attended to 1 The room altojetW s Wer» freshening; there was an unwholoarm,WMte4 nofs that made Mary lon K to thro»«° *«■ window and 10 have a purifvi oe <.„»..*» fresh a:r tftroiigaat o^ico. *-urjeat She had ample ieisnro lor no'.inir «n *~ things; for Mrc. Parkins wa^ a fe w d O OR>? Ke thi Kow, scoenipinK with a neiuhbnnr a.0»» tastes wo o. uaCortunatoly, very miHii,f h?5 own. , uu*eaef On sec'n« Mary tu-n ia at tho cardpn . M rs. Park ns had given her a friendly n?2 81^ ca'ledout: I uvut3alo " You CBn let yo'jraslt in! I'm comiro : m'nuto 1" . L» «i & Bur. the minute extended to twenty bnf n >» could put an end to an interestintj c >nrm.= wßll9 The sight of Mary Sooding, looking'oll -brought ip a frosh subject to talk aW aY Mre. Parknj and her n.-ighboarnai to ° wi a.si a^Ueaopa-cnt ex ravagance i,f m, B o^Jp Li wear nj, and aliwini; her daaght-r tnV, print drea-ei, which, as Mrs. Parki sanrtl*' one clee knew, shewed the dirt at ones n n /°T qu'rei to be washed so fnaqusntty. ' aW "l3ut thensmni people are Ike (hut" •, Mis. ParktLS ; "and if 1 went to those «!«* K a-.ce3, mr >oung man might have caS Vf" comp'a'n of me ; bu; aB lam as'savineir,t to b , I doth'nkit'salltila bard whsi £.*« I?* lasting fault fl.'ding!" ° tYi* "That's just the way I f^el!" snl iha i,.! v bourse tied heraelf a.cinst thn rai 8 in orrt,, be a little more comfortible wh-le she n.'ii,.j" fawof her troubles into Mrs. Parkiab'o.™ .'• I'm sure wo poor w.vea are perfect sl 4 -i.« I " Ye?, nothi"(r bat work !' *W "When atn I ever tidy anddne! wh»n A ■ anyone ever see ma sitting down tire** work?" ' e>"1'- " Ntver!" "No 1 It's a.l much as I can do to get *t:«\ v by tho timo Jones c jmes home, ana then X • away: Kramh int? hcoanso I doa't mira"?' oh lCren'Holcthes.' Bca '« "Alend!" <xc!ainrd Mrs Paikim, "tw not much time for that. Bat I mist wU now." "Yfs. ani I nnrpo33l must EOinandlUtn, fire aga'n: 1 dare say It Is out by this t™ You wouldn't believe tha wood we burn! «ffi Mim Jones, in injured tones, "bu^ my Kr umw. expcc-.s a «oja lire when he cornea hera» S what it wi;l." "' wl" vViih a laugh the two neighbours Beoar»'M UrJ. Pa'kine, with h;r two unwaehedchi'dn." hast-nedd^wntlie dusty Row, rawing on' ..' cloud bo. md her ■■■r the flutteiingot theuM. rags ai t'-u end of hr dew. '"' " i'vogot back atlas:," sheeai'J.asshesfuiwi .nto her OOtlsge. "It^lly, whin Un. }B gets hold of oue, there's nutnowing wle"ta got a a ay. But, Mary, what a-e you abomr' '•Ob, Mra. Pa k ns, I hope yoa vion'tmy. a?d Miry lcokdupfrom the B*,ove a! «i<Mi she hud been ir.du*fio:ialy brnsliiaK, "Cf tbonght I might heT p to clean tip the plaia a "Yes, but you needn'c tate all that trotb'«. and you've taken up all the cicders!" •' I would have s!f:cd them for you, batlcouH not flad a sieve."

"Uh, we're no sifter. "Wei, wfl a! ff ays burn onr cindcn. Molher f? dij-s it Hfcucli a. faring of cca^s; it makes them I lasi as long again." M~s. Park.ns mads no ans ffer to this; ht It H a moment she said: "Well itdoeaeeemashaaietoletj-oudoilut a for me, with your clean drees on." "I brought m/la rg';, coarse apron with k» 1 (or I knew you-wanted to get abitstfaight fej I whenMr. Parkins come! h*me." "sb, that I do, for of lats he has teen more I than uuially grumblng, and ho has ihreateted ;: ;o- be off to the public-flou-.e, so I thoughtc! H doing up a little more, to see if '.hit wonldmria I him p'.caiei, but the Unw goes on, snd flutfj H such a ocal to do." "Oh, we^iallhavc time," interrupted Muy. B briskly: " Wecanm»lM the place look so n!t» I before bo'si toms: he'll be so jurprhci" ■" Well you arc mating me f<e so bustlingl H answe-ed M-s Parkins, p'eaaintly.aseheitt) U (rum her chair. Buih eet to work with a w.ll, and in lea But H an hour quite a change, bad taken place to tij ii home. >ot r.n.y was the cottage itseltimrta I .o rece've ita matter, but ta-i wife and Etl s$ OQC3 presented tuch a trim appearance ifc, Svji" Air Parkins himself would scarcely hiverecag- M nised them. No cottage home could look more cimfcrUU.' B The tca-thingi wtrc s-t, and the curtains wjj H drawn; an las Mrs Parkins eat enjoying fe g fire -w hose cheerful blaz; lighted up very cone fe of the liille room, khe began to look back ova if the ycaiM o£ hcrpast life, chehal time toil p so, for the 'ittle ones were nsua-ly good, tti H Mary, after alt her kindness, had tikenhetdt- I parturo But the good sty? had dons icmnitd ■ behind her. Its healthy influence w«satwiik M in tho cottage homo that November evening. I Guardi.-.n iins;e s mo it hive drawn near«nd brought ahoy ro we r with them! I There sboald be no more gossiiaoß -withiiait ; bours! Th's ahesaw, wastijofoundatioiiofbs p untidy home, and also the ciuse of many (par- fe: rola that bad taken place between hendtuj ■ husband. ' his bad habit, given up, wouldlmj ■ plenty of time for l;eo> iug h;_r house in otfc, ft: and for attending to her duties is a wife ml |H : m°But'where i? Tom?' sh9 aiksh'rsslf afleri I long and thoughtful pause; ''he certainly ou#l | to be home by this t:me." With a look of a* xiety onhn- fuccsVieglanoeS B at tho large Dutch clock, and savr tint it wa H half fen hour ovtr nis limo already. Sho went to the do- r aad tr ed to look im tho Row. but tho fog th»t had been eattsirg I when she l«t Mary out had become so <?eos»thu 9 sbo could only see a f^w yar !sb-fore her. •Yes, thefoijhad 'ncreaecd and walking™ X most uncomfortable. Along lhe emU ■ thoroughfares pcop'o wer? hastenin? tarn, cheered by the loring fae> s which would net ■ c me them at the end of their, journey, ml p which made home to limn. , „,,•;! ■■■ It wai doc with any of these pleamrabMe l H ing 3 that Tom -Parkins turned hia face horn- ■ ward; indeed, tlic nearer he approached hia I own neighbourhood, ihe heavier giow thefrowi I upon his trow. , I "i'to bnrun it as long as I can-wrats.fh ■ «cod of toiling and Eavin?? I miffht justaifcl M pn'iifi a bit of money ou myself,' tc«B | ; thougLts. ~ i Just in this moment he camo toatajcm.tln i bright ligh-. from which shore full on hia gloomy i face Three men were going in at lhe door ■ but one of them catching eight o! Tom. stepped I back, and grasped him warmly by the hand, v ■ ' "Weli. old fellow-It is you! I thought Icon!! I not ba roistskor." 1 hon as tho oth' r two eamo up. tearly grea- I inss were excuftngtd nil round. I "Thoro's norca-ouformtosUndontintlns ; fog," said tho first sp 2* ker; " we'rej-i tgomjß ;;, knock the balls about a bt, and to cay-aM ; —j ou'll make ono of us, Parkins, wou tjobF The other two joined in with, •'Corny n w, do; yes, you must—youiirenotgO" I ing to get oifin tha 1- wsy." - . tv lorn hesitated and said no, ho could not, t(H H be nni-t get hornet-" his wife, bu'as he spose, • the misorablj picture ot his comfortless home rosa tcforehißi; and»s he glanced at the W open eoorof tho tavern, lhe light and tfar«jiii snemed to encourago him to yield to the wisoa m of his tempter1. , ~ ' i ; "Come no*; dol Never mind about the Hue, shß can spare you for an hour or two. I "Oh, yes; shocansp^re me wellenougnrn- m piled Tom, w th somo bitterness, f . . . i "Well, then, what'- to prevent youhavij)!!» i game or two at baßatelle-got somothingaW r youlcaresay that you would _hke to iwW. ■ And the speaker gave a knowing look nm I conipnuoDS, whilst Tom answered openly. | "Yes, I've my week's wages, lut I shoots ■ more afraid of. losing it than of donblmgit Hoppnkevery firmly, ana at he same m held out his hand, ani wi.hcd his temple mi nipht; but they had no intention pflettagw I proy Blip through their fingers, and the?^renew ■ their persuasions that he should maKe on(H | Tom waverea, ond he began to argne wift || "Jf I.do go in this onre, I'm notobtodM» g como a drinking man, mi 6'irelr the nmn will be moro comfortable tnan my mum |: home?'' But speaking alond, ho said: •■ jj 'ft; " Well at any rate, home I must go first,»™, » I como back I sha I be with you m haU-an-hotr. m "Hotter come at once!" : ■ " No, I must ro home first , Mi _,.f Tom was a kind hear'od man, »naasiong» ». ho was in his sober ssnsesho would«M» li is only reason for going horna was tOiam . wife'know of hi'i whereabouts for, being a « ■ night, ho taought slio would bo unaasyaow But this night Tom Parkirs. without too* ■ it. is on the edgd of aprecpicP. l? n 9."S that he thinks of spending will be in thecw"! I selot tho ungo.ilr." and among tho gH,; Not that ho tbiuka thus of the oonpaniojjw |j whom he has just parted-bo tries to v™™ himself that they nro his friend?. JM' - Parkins cannot think himself into » " state of mind; paying with edKe fl dJ o?' 3uujt I, ways dangerous! ana so many find to w» | cost. . .. ,p» *iW.

***** A aisW ft Anothor quarter of an hour toaspassotts^ Mrs.Park:ns looked out at her do<r, anau mind is getting seriouely unewy. , tW! Tho unused tea-lhings »« still on thow but, thobliuo has died out, and Jin., »« begin* almost to give up her Meaof *at "? g . for her husband; for she is afro d dron, who are, as yet, «*»«• 'S fractious if kept, longer without their «*. tomed irea!. , ~ j-,,,. a«l : But hark ! and she hasten* to the •™f'& I listonsamomentto make quite «'r^)^ ial toowe the step, and before lorn 1 """Ujj knock his anxious wife at the door to row. him. But ho niters not. »mnote°W "Don'tstand in tbo fog, a--I,rlw, 0 ffi» in! I'm going to spend an l>our or i«^ some friends to-night-so you nocan t ;o* r^ t If I'm a bit late," he says, before she can »p»* , ™Mr3 Parkins' heart sints, as shejrees^J* little plan ot surprise falling thro. af £.5? voice is full of disappointment oai she saj " Oh, Tom! you would be better at d« such a night as this." ..j thats''l' Jt flashed into her husband s mira™ hon»: might if his home were anything j"" " but he only says, a little inipahentiy ( . "'• Then, make haste out of the log ■ ff Turning on his heel, he was W.'^m *'' out even a look at tho comfortoDie i 1 t v eD tlio had been made ready for him; w jus* and tP cop Is in the grate gave »,8» nd«'?gaianni"»; sprang a bright flame, making suoh«£» „,<£ tion, and showing Mrs. P^^faS BWOdW to such advantage, that her hus^V , half a second, in speechless amazemen fi( , Withoit a word. Tom rf'S,!,"ll*1 into the cottage, and closing the ouy > pIJC o etarinKatthe alterations that haa i» . ho0I c; in his home-his homo? Yes it Yf. t aod»«W end th» neat looklni? young wonia '»» (ares his side firmly icaolved that the lu)»' she was ab!e to keep it-should neTer attraetivo than it did to night; antt es . band kissea her, she askei; Tom?''*?. I " You won't g > out again t^-nigW, 1 $1 | a' feeling of delight went througn v | he»rd the answer— iv«,.nieht, as'1 "* ■ "No indeed, lass-nor any otter nignt. R ns home looks as cosy as this. . sa vei»?: I So Mrs. Parkiiif, by a T^r ionm, .M | husband from gambiing and a P^ D"£ y c oam^ § us hope that the good thus beeun fflay^ |

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>mv Auctions. t* ILOVER AND fi KASS QEEDS ON SALE, AT THE HAYMAKKET (OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY) — White Clovor Rep 3 Red Clover Timothy Alayko Kentucky Bluegrass Cowgrasa Red Top Lucerne Tretoil Pukckoho Cocksfoot Ryegrass—Perennial Turnip—Purple Top Ryegrass—Annual Turnip—Green Top Turnip—Swede, &c, &c. Also, BONEDUST, all dogrees ol fineness and quality GUANO—Peruvian, Mexican, and Now Cale donian Kainit, Superphosphates &c., &c &c, ALFRED BUCKLAND. rf^OUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Dkury—Wednesday, March 17 Papakura—Wednesday, March 31 ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET. Tp Oli PRIV AT -E SALE, A Chnff-Cutter (horae-power); Belts and everything complete. Can bo seen at Sir U. Roberts, Howick. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, THE 11 E MUE It A YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, March 11, at i o'clock, 150 head Well-Fatted Cattle 500 Fat Pheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Catt'o Fat and Store Pigs. For Private Sale, Leicester, Lincoln, Cot3WOOd, and Southdown Rams. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MARCH 12. THE UAYMA RXE T. ]7*OR SALE, at the Baymarket, on . Friday next, at 11 o'clock, I '& Heavy Draught Fillies, bred by Mr Bain bridge, by his horse Duko, out of first class marcs Heavy Draught Marc, with foal at foot by Breadalbano, and in foal again to Brcad olbane Also, 3 First-cla's Heavy Draught Horaos; any trials given. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MARCH 12. THE HAYMARKET. FOR Unreserved s^ale, at the Hajmarkct, on Friday, March 12, The Well-known Thoroughbred Fillj- LADY GERTRUDE, 3 yeirs, by Papaps, dam Ladybird. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, MARCH 9. JUNCTION YARDS. Til OR SALE, on Tuesday next, 80 head Kat Catfe 500 Fat Sheep and Lamba 20 Fat Pigs C Veal Calves Also, Dairy Cows, Ptoro Cattle, Calves YcarliDg3, &c. AT 1 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. PUKEKOHE SALE YARDS. THE usual Monthly Sale will be held at tho above yards on Wednesday next, when the usual number of Cattle will he yarded. consisting of— Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Calves, Year liDg:-, &c. Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs. At 12 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, MARCH 8, AT NOON, Corner of Siiortland and Queen STREETS. WAIKATO LANDS, SECURITIES, CAMBRIDGE TOWN LOT. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to fell by auction, at his Mart, on the Sth March, at noon, The following Valuable PROPERTIES in the]Waikato:—Lot 151, Parish of Tuhika ramea, containing 50 acres good Lane". Also. lK)t 151, Parish of Tunikaramea, containing 50 acres sood Land, and adjoining tho above; also, Town Acre, No. 335. in Cambridge West; also. Mortgage Security for £100, on a 50 acre im proved farm in Nsr.rato District, occupied by a Mr Richdale, having two ytars to run from April next, bearing interoit at 8 per cent, per annum. Also, An Improved Farm of 113 acreß of very good liand, quarter mile from the Manurewa Kail ■way Station, on the Papakura Valley Road, all fenced, sub-divided, and 54 acres laid down in grass ; goodFonr-roomed Cottage, outbuildingß, as owner, Mr W. Neal, is leaviDg Auckland for the Somn. Also, A Seven-roomed HOU9K, off Mount Fden Road, near tho railway crossing, with stable, well, pump, sheds, &c, situated on three allotments land 75 x 100 feet, laid out in a tood flower and fruit garden. Occupied Mr Wil'iam Kdwards. Si. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 8. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES PONSONBY, TAMAKI RIVER, GREAT BARRIER. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, Bth instant, at 12 D'clook, PONSONBY.—Lots 136 and 137, having a f rontaee of 66 feet to Pompallier Terrace, a first-rate building sits. TAMAKI RIVKR.—Lots 26, 27, 28 and 29 (Foloy'a Township), havine a large water frontage, situate close to the Old Wharf, known as " Fair Viw." No Reserve. GREAT BARRIKR.—Lot3 83 and part 82, containing 200 acres heavy bush land. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. In tho Estate of the late Henry Keesing. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, SHORTLAND-STREET, PRINCES-STREET, BANK-STEEET. WITHOUT RESBRVJt. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from tho Executors in the above mentioned jEstate to cell by auction, at their Boome, Fort-street, on Wednesday, lOih inst., at 12 o'clock, SHORTLAND-STRK BT-Part Lot 7, Section 4, having a frontacro of 23 feet by a depth of 130 feet, with a Large Wooden Building erected thereon. PRINCKS-S rRKET—Part of Lot 18, Section i, having a frontage of 13 feet by 111 feet. On thirs property is erected Two Substantial Brick Buildings, in good repair and let to good tenants. BANK-STRKET—Part of Lot 16, Section 4, G5 feet frontage. OS" The attention of investors in City Pro nerty is called to the above, as, the intention of the Jtaenutors beinf? to wind up the Eatate, theeeLots will bo sold to the highest bidder. SAMUEL COCIIRANE & SON, Auctioneer?,



Auctions. i , THURSDAY, 'MARCH 18. The Premises Lately Ktown as " The Newton Sash nud Door Factory," -with . Largo Freehold. To be Sold .by Auction. THE undersigned has bfeen favoured with Instructions'from Tho Anokland Timber Company (Limited), to sell by nnotion at his Salerooms, on Thursday, March 18, at 12o'clock noon, Those Extensive Buildings lately used bb a Sash and Door Factory, together; Svith the Engine and Boiler, and tho large Freehold onjwhibh.it now t tands, situated in West aha Dub.in streets, Newton. Further particulars in a future advertisement. 11. ARTHUR, Salesman akd auctioneer. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE HOUSE. "Very Rich Deep Brown Tea," 33 per lb. "Family Mixture,"2s Cd ditto " Tea (extraordinary," 2s ditto " Brokenanl S.f tings" (flavoury) Is Sd ditto "Congou Fannings"(ftno), lsOdOitto Assam Co.'b Fineft Pokoo Tea Choice Darjeelinv: Souchong Strong and pujgent Itidian i armings Potted Pheasant, !M per tin Potted Partridge, 9d ditto Shrimp Paste, 9d ditto Potted 1 ongue and Beef, Od ditto Salmon, from CM pc Hu Choice Fresh Herrings,9d d itto Fine New Patras Currants Valencia Raisins, now and vtry lino Now Prunes, from 6d per lb New Dates, sid per lb A Job Lino Currants at Id per lb A Job Line Raisins at lid p< r lb (To clear them out) New Jams, superior assortment, 7a per doz Good Jams at G!d per tin Cornflour, 6d per lb Very fine Salad Oil, Td per bottlo Superior Pudding Rice, 121b for2s9d, F. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and Importer op Tobacco it Cigars, Vtcloda-stroot, Auckland. (Terms Cash*. N.B.—Superior School Kit?, 5Jd <*nch ; Ameri can Brooms, Is 3d , wort h Is (id each. Q II A U N GLAUS. I havo got a few more " Plumbs" (a trade ox pression for Bargains), which I believe will suit the public taste. Long Harr.o3 Curtain?, 3s (id per pair ; 60 Ladies' Leather Uelts, la each : 300 pair Girls' Striped Stockings, tU Dd per pair, worth Is 6d; Clark's Reels, two for a penny, or odperdoECn; 900-yard Heels, soft make, 1* lid per dozen, in high numbers; Arnolds Rultlo, with lace edge. Is per carl, which is only half price. Al oa Wool, 2s id and 23 9d per head; extra superfine Fingering Wool, in ail colours; Men's Brown Cotton Sock 9, 3}d pair; Jl^na Large-sized Shirts, 2s 6d ; Youths' Union Shirts, at. same price (splendid value); Boot Lace?, 3d per dozen, or 23 per gross; White Bn.dmg Braid, la for 30 yards. My stock of me lium and low-priced Hosiery is or o of tho largest, and cheapest i» town. Ladies' and Girls' Whit* and Coloured Stockings, at Gd per pair; are very cheap. Purses, from 4d each; Boys' Shirts, with military fronts, vink-edged nannol, la 3d, worth Is 6d por yard; Men's Windsor Scarfs Is 3d, usually Is 9d each. I will have some more "Plumbs" shortly, which will be advertised, J. GREEK, Victoria- street, Three doora fiom Albert-street. Venetian Blinds. A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND ±\. I FACTORY, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STRKBTP, VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS 1 Made o£ the best Californian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twi»t. Our Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds. Wood or Iron. We tiavo a very large stock of well-seasoned Pino Tim ber; also a Largo Stock o( VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze linds mado to order, and forwarde to all parts ofjthe Co)»ny at tho shortest notice, A. & A. BUSB\ (liATB Mi HORTON BUSBY), VENETIAN BLJND JTAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS, CJRNEII OF COOK AND GREY STRKKTH Coflee Merchants TiROWN, BARBETT t CO.'S AUCKLAND BTBAM COFFBK AND SPICEJMILLS. COFFEES. I£ IS NOT SUFFICIKNTLY KNOWN TUAT GOOD COKFEK Is the beat stimulatlna Beverage both for Wlnisr and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Best Brand 3, the KXCKLSIORorSTANDAKD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a auro proof o their beinK consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. 35ft, Wholesale only at our Alms and Agents S*. Retail at all Grocery Kstablishmenta In Town and Country, g §pg « " Our dobJ p»o ExcF^lorßrond.grcaiilabol) qualities I m«O Standard „ red 3"^^ 'Uon » Ph»fc » 1 with our 3 <=• 2 ' signature, ass s°° g s,S \Oni lowoal fe— 5f Anchor „ puce „ ( qualities, a£3 CrOwu „ yellow ~ f without out o^h ) signature. Bur PEPPERS and SPICKS we guarantee 0 Best Quality, and free of r.dnlieration. .. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Klllo t reet, • July. 3th 1879. Bnerlisn Advertisements. lIOLLOVVAY'S PILLS. THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved these famous remedies to bo most effectual in curing either the dangerous maladies or the slighter com plaints which are moro particularly incidenta to the life of a minor, or tnose living in the bush. Occasional doses of those Pills will guard the system against those evils which so often beset the human race, vi —Coughs, colds, and dis orders of the liver and stomach—the frequent orerunnors of fey dysentery, diarrhoea, and calera. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT Is the most effectual remody ror scalds or wounds, ulcers, rheumatism, and all skin diseases ; in fact, when used according to the printed directions it nover falls to cure aliko deep and superflci. ailments. These Medicines may bo obtained from ail respectablo Druggistn andStorekoeporsthrough out tho civilised world, with directions for use in almost every language They are preparod only by tho Proprietor THJMAS KOLLOWAY, S Oxford-stree* London. *,* Bewara of Counterfeits that may emanate rom theUnitod Statc3. RATEFU L. — COAiJfOUTING BPPS'S COCOA. Brbakfart. "By a thorough knowledgo of tho natura laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the flno properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast-tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may savo uamany heavy doctors' bills. It is by tho judi cious use of such articles of diet Unit a constitu tion may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist evory tendoncy to disease Hundreds of subtle maladies arc floating around us ready to attack whorever there is a weak point. Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keojiing ourselves well fortified with pure blood nd a properly nourished frame."—See article in the Oivil Service Gazette. M.ndo simply with boiling wa^er or inllk. Hold only in Packets or Tins labelled: — JAMES EITS & CO., HOMQCOPATUIC CHEMISTS ! LONDON,



Sewingl Machines. I QEWING MACHINES, TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINEa O g£ s* ■ -~ 1! b "§ T These Machines have now been bo long before the public that they have established a. retouta tion for themselves, and oah Ire confidently recommended by r.uhureds who pos ess them as superior to all others for domestic use. The new Blllptio bhuttle Movement 1b acknowledged on all hands as the simplest quietest, and most beautiful motion ever in. vented for the pnrpose. The new Patent Shuttle has only one hole to thread, and is largor than most others. Soi.k Agent 1 T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortlond-etreot. XT -anti Machines rJ&aired. WT"cr~b E NNE 8i THE GREAT IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW GBOVER AND BAKER'S DOMESTIC HAND MACHINE, same as the'above, £1 10b I § O All Kinps of Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 2s. Gd. Per Week! 2s. 6d. Per Week ! 2s. 6d. Per Week mr ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED ■&» npHE Q.REAT -Q2POT, QUEEN STREET. Drapery. /&* h4l[3 T O O X Q U T!l A FINE HEAVY TWKKDi TROUSERS AND VEST 21g. (Plain or Fancx) 21s. AN IMMENSE BAUGAINI PHILLIPS' MART QUKBNSTRKKT Medical. SANDER AND PONS' EUOALYPT '.EXTRACT. REPOKT OF PR. F. MOSLKIf, PROFKSSOR AT THK UNIVKRSIIY OF GRKIFdWALD. Epitome of an article of the " Berliner kil nischen Wochensch ift" No. 21, 1873, a medi'-al periodical, publist-cc! at Berlin, with references to inhalations of the Kxtb/ct Euoalyptik Folis (Sander andPons' Extract in cases of diptheria, by Dr. V. Meier, professor at the University of Greifswald, Germany, viz. : "Having experienced the advantages derived from inha'ations of tno Xxtrjct Eocalyitiic Folii In csoei of echinococf en of the ludks with bronchial affections, I made un my mind to ti the same remedy in cases of Dipiithfma. D Salenz, a pupi of mine, has since, in his dis^era tion, reported the particulars of the eases treated, and I may bo allowed briefly to refer to one of the rases enumerated therein. Ida IC, o£ Parownlk, twenty years of age, had on the 19ih February, 1879, a fit of chilling fever with violent pains in her throat. Sho called upon a medical practitioner, wro, recognizing at onco the case io bo one of diphtheritic, made her enter ray klinile, where 1 had to separate her front the other patients. Tho patient, woll developed for her age. was complaining of pains in her throat, which grew woree when she en deavoured to swallow, speak, or move tho nock. The BUbmaxillar and eubmental glands were much swollen, and the fever was of a remitting nature The condition of the patient was on the 220 dof February: Warmth=3o.l 0., pulsc=96 rtspiration=2o. Prescription : Extract cue. c. foliis to bo Inhaled for twenty minntes oicry hour. The following day the patic-t threw out small particles of ex^<idat. The local appear ances in the pharynx grew worse, and tho exsudats wero more extended over the mucous niembrano. That incnaso of symptoms caused me to augment the do3e to one tea- Bpoonful of extract euc. used for inhala tion ; also tho inha'ations wore continued during tho night. On the 27th patient got better and the fevor had subsided. On examining tho pharynx it was easily to be noticed that the pro cess o( diphtheritic gave way, and on the lltti of March the patient was restored to health and discharged. The report in question says that the Eucalypti Extract in all cases of d iphtherities proved successful; it also sets forth cases of larynaitis and bronchit p, chronic), pneumonia, crouposa dext-a, ec te pharyngitis, oombined with laryngitis, treated successfully with the Eucalypti Kxtract. (I'hose diseases constitute nearly all the aflec tlons ot the throat and respiratory organs, mostly caused by noglected colds ) The Bbo'-o reported cure of diphtheria, a di | sease which is always attended by fever, proves I the efficacy of our Extract Eucalypus in all I cases of fever, and as it at the same time disin fects all wound", and checks inflammation, it wi'l bo a positive euro of nearly all diseases, chiefly, Fevers, Rheumatism, Colds, Wounds of nil kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Etc. Solo Agont for Aucklund and Diatriot: A I C X I N, I'HE JpIUKaiACJT, QUKKN-BTBUaUT, AUCKLANUi



i I Land and Estate Agents. J. MS- L e b nox Estate Agent and Valvatob, QOEEN-STBEET, AUOKLAND, MONEY LTCNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST - CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VKSI'KD IN BANK, INSURANCE, OTI OTHER SHARES. No Charge to Lender or Investor. PANMURK.— A Bargain-IJ acres, ■with Six roomed Residence, detarjhedKitcheh.barh, cow-sheds, and- a ftrstiClaSa . Orchard; U'ho (rchnrd Will produce n,. leas'; ,1310 per annum. Price', £t'*o. This Property la oile od a bargain, as the owner is leaving the country.—J. M. Len .ox, E tate Agent, Auckland. 4 LLOTJWKNTc*.—a. Bargnin—J Arotment3fit A Epsom East. 50 x 159. Price, £150.— J. M. L'nnox, Kstago Agent, Aucklnnd. npo FARMBIUS.—Farm of 212 Acres at Kaeo, A 30 acres of which are in grass. There is a House containing 8 roaiißj also garden, orchard etc. II ere are 120 ehcep and 0 head of cattle. Price for farm anil 3tock, £100.- J. M. Lecuox, Ks-tate Agent, /tlcklaml. PAHNKLL.— Fi fit-class feus'neßS .Prbniis-bB, Consisting of ,tv>:o fhops, one t.{ which 13 'decupled by d Rt'.f'hcr aHd ti'o other by a Grocer. The freehold illlotnient is 40 x ICO, and fronts the Manukau Road at the junction of two other roads. Pi-ice, £700; £150 cash; balance can remain. - J. M. Lnnnox. Estate Agent, uckland. 6 -ROOMED COTrAGH1, with } acre of Fiuit Garden. There is a good well of water. Tho aliotmcnt is freehold, and has a double frontage. Price, £(50; £100 earth; balance can remain.—J. M. Lennox-> Estate Agent, Aitck ■jJUlCEttOHE WfliST.—Fnrm Of 2ft) Acres. X adjoining Buckl>ihd and PUoriherd'c; gobd land. Price! £3 j s pel' afire.—J. M. Lennox. PITT-BTRKUT SOUTH.-Allotment with 107 ft ct frontage. Price, £10.?. Teipls can lie arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent; Auck land, i • I PARNEEL— Rutland anil St. George's Bay RoitdD.—Two Cottoges-one or six rooms, tho other of four rooms - with freehold n'lot merts. Price. £170 and £300 respectively. -J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. | /i ACKES of the Richest Pasture Laud, 1" three miles from the city, wRb. rsomfol't able. Coltag'a oreotnd tWorban. This lino pro peittfroK'- the main road, and is a Bargain , Price, £1,000.— J. M. Lennox, I- state Ag 'nt. 0 i o<\_FOß SALM (a bargain), a lino rural SjLOV ]i(i o Homestead, only 3 miles from S:okes's Point, with beach frontage 'I hero is a Six-icmed Cottage upon tho property, and 15 acres of freehold. Price, £130. Te.ina can bo a-ranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate agent, Auck r.qnr\—Substantial Brick COTTAGW, ton XOUU minutcß' walk from t*io Union Bank, well-plastered ; with Jargo garden. Price, £3l'O. Terms can bo arranged.—Ji M. Lennox, Estato agont, Auckland. jpoiA-KISWI'ON ROAt) FiVa-roomcd S^A'iV ciitlago in this rising district. Pr cc, £510. Terms can bo arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate agent RE Jl U E i i A.—Family Residence, with 1J acres of lreehold. Plica, £750.—Apply to J. SI. Lonnox, Estate Akcnr. CIITY.— A few nitnuteS* walk trom iiv> Un! on j Bi\vik, a liioit desirable uix-roumc I Cottage, frith freehold iillolment. Pilce, £375.-J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. IT^OR SALE, twelve miles from the city, a . flrat claw Farm of 120 acres, with water frontago; all subdivided and laid down in English grassoa. Price, £1 80;) —J. M. Lennox. »> ALLOTMENTS in John-street, l'onaonby. O l-'rico £16 the three.-J. M. Lennox. JINCOLN-STREH.T (Ponsonby) — 7-roomod J Residence, with lai>;o freehold allotmont. Price, £210.—1. M. Lennox. '» O FAKMIiJiW nrtl Othort.—Oho of tho JL Choicest Farms In Iho I'rovinco. Tliei o nro Sl7 acres withiu 8 miles of the city ; amillty of laml cannot bo oxcollod: large, nine roomed residence—J. M. Lennox, Katalo Agent. TO FARMERS.—A choice Farm of Ul Aorcn, 70 acres of whichure in good graces and fonend Bhecp proof ; Ihn Cottage is neatly built; tho land la all good and well watered; only 1J miles from a Railway .Station, l-'rico, £30J.— J. M. Lennox, Kxtuto Agent, Aucklaud, wKAKIIllil) VIIC'.V.—A 5-ioomi'd Verundah 0 CotlaK" in this favourite loo.ility, with largo freehold allotment. Tho cottage is in beautiful order.—J. M. Ijuiiiiox, E?tuto Agent. ATKLSON-STRKKTi—A compact and comtort- J.T able 5-rooiiiCd iiosidenco, a tow inliiutoa Walk from Iho Union P.Mik. 1.010.-.ial Oven in tho kitchen; fowl-bouse and woodshed du tachod ; allotment freehold. Pi leo £35'J.—J. M. Lonnox. MOUNT KDKN.—IS Acro.^, partly in grass, With small Houso. l'rico, £000.— J. M. Lonnox, Estato Agont. r»o/m—Six-roomod Cottagoand rcehold allot- J^^iW mon*. In Parnoll.—J. M.Lennox. FARM of 215 aorot), 56 miloa South of Auck land, about 6 miles from tho railwaj orclmrd, garden, and about. 100 acres in gi'uss. Prico, £5 per aero.—J. M. Lennox. J?1 R(\— Four-roomed Cottago and freehold XIJU allotment in Paruell. Torma easy.—J. M. Lennox. Kstato agent. pi oil-Throo-roomcd IIOUSK and frecliold X/IOV uiiotiiinit In Aloxumlrii-slroot. Prico, £130.-J. M. Leni.ix, Ks'.ato agent. FRANKLYN UOAD-A Largo Family T.o- Bidouco, with freehold allotment, havint," a frontage of 132 foot to Franklyn Road. Uas laid on, and ovory convenionco —J. M. Lonnox, Kstato neont. ♦rr For Houses, farms, and AllotmentH, see my long odvertlsomont in ' Weekly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estatk Agent. Auckland. KG. G RE E N WOO D, • AUOTIONKBR. UOUS3, LAND, AND KSTATK AQKNT, CORNKR OF SHOUTLAND-STUKKT. IMPRO v Ki)FARM cf over LOO acres, sltuatfd in tho Tuniuki Diatrict; fenced and mi>i divided into paddocks; also, 10 acris under cultivation; good road; sUviuiib through tl"1 land: good Coitimo. Price low. and terms to Suit puichasor. ItiIPROVKI) FAhll.—4ll acres good Lnntl at lUiarnngi: all ploiiglio<l. moro than half being already ploughed and sown; neatly ail Burroimded by a ateop-bankod oreek, forming ii natural fen^e ; plenty of llrewocd. &c.; alsn. a liouse, bam, cow-sho.l. &c. Tho propor:y it only 1J miles from tho Mungui al whtirt and within fl've mlmitoi' walk of tho Mangapai school. Prico f..r the farm, together wiili ;«H) sli'-cp and 10 herd of cattle, £600; £200 caMi--biilmi'o ran romiiin on Uio prorcrty fur seven yeara at ij per cent, Tiila Is a llrst-claes cpportuniiy for n new coucr. • )uA ACRKS of Rich Bush Land, perfectly i>iM f lovol, and only two mi'cs from railway Btation by a perfectly level road, being portion of Taupaki Block. This land is equal to any North of Auckland, and is covered with very valuoblo timber. Prico £2 as an nrro. It*^k AUKK3 ot Rich Mixod Bush I-and In -VV tho Wairoa Honth; joins Improved ;arms, and li"B well to the sun; six mi ea from Manurowa Railway Station by goodroud. Land well w-tored. A q ACHES Ocol land, niijoinmir the I'roper -"•^ tics of the Roy. Mr Sonservillo and John Buohnniin, m< reliant, Whan, and J milr. from tho Uailway Station. The view is unsurpassed, nn<l tho roads aro good. Tins lanl will be sold in 5-acro lots, or to suit purchasers. I3o> HONHY—allotment- NoS. 25 and 20. with . 102 links front«Ro to Dnko-strcef, by 170 liiks froi.tngo to Arthiir-strcpf., together with Four roomed IIouun; nllotm-nta rlanted with fruit tr.'ts, and laid cut in grasi and garden. Price, £265. 170R SALK, 6 roomed ITonso aim ovorqnartor . of an acre freehold land, being a corr.cr allotmont, having frontages to luge-tftrcet and Kdcn Rond ; gooil stable, garden, well, Sec, &c. Prico, £500. HUTLANI) ROAD (Parn-11). — Now Jive rootn°d Houeo and about J an aero Land, laid out in orchard. rontalnlnß fruit-ben-ing trees 40 and CO f^et high; good well, and com mands a sp'cndid viftw. Sure to bei-nmo a very valuable nroncrty in a i hort t:mo. Pri c\ £325. TJONSONHY.—A new and well-llnished Slx- X ro'ined I'ouse, lar«e and commodiou.i l-oonu, and allotment 132 x 210 f-^et. fncing Grat ten-street; all plantcl «nd Inid out m a choice par? en, &o.; land portly fenced with cor rugat'.diron. Price. £000. ~ DKN HO A J}.—Four-roomed llou'o, with V, verandah, in good order, on freehold allotment, 33ft. xfl'Jft.: securely fenced, hid out In a gar.len, good well, &c Terms very easy. Price, £150. , ' _, ~ FOR HA.LE, a Very Superior Gentleman s Resiienco at tho Lake, North Hhoro; houso largeand coTmo'lions, grounds tastetully laid out, land best In tho district, view unsur passed. Pi ico for tho house, with 112 acres of rich land,'£2ooo ; terms very eusy TTIOURR')OMEI) COTTAGK and Pcullory, I? together with largo frecho'd allotment, goodwe'l and gaide.r., situated in Lower llep- Burn-street. Prico £225 COTTAGE in Edinburnh-stroet, Newton; largo corner freehold allotment; good farden. well, &c. lloubb in thorough order. iril,l.A'ltn'SU)KNOls, suitablo for a gentle- V man with a family ; six or seven a(-res of good land attached ; gcod view; Eituatcd at V° ILLa'rkHIDKN"K at Mount Albert; large and commodious grounds well lad out paddocks, subdivided land, rood view, unsur passed ; outbu'lding* all that can bo desired ; largo orchard and garden; suitablo for a gentle man with a family. . WAIKATO.— A very superior and compact Jlomest'a'l or 251 acres of the richest land in tho WaikatO ; all subdivided into con venient s^ed poddonks by livo thorn hi'dßC*. encloecd rlantHtlon of foicst irecs, and water n every paddock. House, 'a-ge and cjmniodious, and rands in about four ceres of ormimentnl grounds and flnwcr garden. Orchard well; stocKed with choice fruit trees, all in full bearing. Outbuilriings. stables, Stc. Approaphed b>- good roadn from llamiltui or Cainhridgo. This l'arm is admitted to be the best of its tizo about Cambridge . ... fOR PaljK—Ss acrrs of ri eh loam Land, of the I? very finest quality in tho colony, all level ard well wa'ered, approohnbV, fion AuckUu. i by good mao-damiscd rond-, all fenced greii'<!i' portion planted with quick thorn:! j subdivided into six paddocks; 75 acres in ru'.h proas, tin remainder in cultivation ; orcnard we 1 plifii'i with choico fruit-tree. Alto, a well lliiishcd six-roomori house, dairy, cowchor's, piplyes workshop, ard good garden, planted with mm and ornamertal trees. This is wit-out excep tion one of the best farms in the nniuhbourliooil of Auckland, both for the. qunbty of a ii and improvemontp, being nituated m the well-known JJißttictof Razorback, ami within a t;w minutes walk of echool and Post-otlico. Price,iLl.iOU one-third cash, or as iwroed. . virAIKKIKKL-ChoiceAllotTont, containing W 00 acres; 20 acrrs lvgli fern, rrnviiiKier good bush, being Lot 31, Parish of VV aikeikci. OUPKRIORKa'rM-2GO acres Good Land on O the Auckland nnd Drury railway lino; statioa on tho land ; 100 acres in Brass, 20 acres bush, part in cultivation: siiironnded by hrivinj? sottlors; comfortable Cottago (six rooms). Stockyard, Barn, Bheds, &c, &o. VILLAGE OF WAIUKU-190 acivn of very V rich Land for Balo In tho Village of Waiuku, being Lot No. 12. Will bo sold a groat 1 \\fAiil<)A SOUTH.-90 acroa Land in tho VV Parish of Taupo; crook frontngrt; JO acres in grass, 30 acres uluvial, romaindor good bush. Price, i)os per acre. TVTEWTON KOAD.-Five-roomca Houso, with IN scullery aud back porch; good lanliw; situated on oornor uUotnient, 83ft. frontage to Newton Pond by Gift, deep Crontaxo to Lich fleld-street. Price, £300. AL-^O Ji'our-roomod ITonso, Kust-etreer, oil Cobk-Btroot; good well, &o. Price, £150. 1 A f\ ACRICS Rich Uush J and, fenced mv\ 14:U subdivided into naddocka; good Houso, Shorts. Outbuildings, Orchard, &c, &c. i»i~\ ACRES, unimproved,adloin.ngthcabove; \}\J all surrounded by tin; Vv uipa river. SnleH liy auction of MOBBChold FurnHuTu, &0. &0., undertaken by E. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, UC. Oflioo Corner, Uoitlwiii auii UuoouSlreet3,



Land an{lJEstate Agents. CH AS. iV I LLIAk S0 N, HOUS#. LAND, AND KSTATK AGBNT, 3, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. KRNTS P-nd ISTKjtK!?^ qolleejV-i, . . MONKY Invest/c f'jr Capitalists on first-class Securities, without Ohauok. Pevkn per cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS NesoHated, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, ~.■-, At I>EB FOOT:— HomoB f,reet 4 lity Duke-street, W West-stfcet. 21/ Parnell Rise, £1 View Road, 30/ Kdwin-strect, 21/ Richmond Road, 25/ King-street, 20/ Grattan-streot, 12/ Qeorgc-Btreot, £1 Sussex-street, 20/ Victoria-street, £10 Randolph-street, 10/ Kyber Pass, 80/ Wyndham-street.ifilOlO/Grafton Road, 70/ William-street, 80/ Nelson-street, 10/ Short-3treet, £B England-street, 10/ Napier-utreet, 20/ Union-street, 20/ Franklin Road, 00/ Vine-street, 10/ CarlijtonGor'.Road. 15/ Prown-strect, 27/6 Waitemata-otreet, MO/ Sh. 11, iicucli Road, 30/ Pubjin-Btreet, 30/ i Wi-,«i. Nor/t.on. 25/ Clarenco street, lQ! Liverpool-street, JO/ AiiKlesea street, SO/ Ponsonby Road, 25/ Hackott-strect, 35/ Prospect-street, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ NorfolU-strect, 25/ Also, in various other streets at low rates. BERKSFORD- STREET. — Seven-roomed House. ScuH.ry, wash-house, »c.; Etna and water laid on. Fine viw. To be sold a Bargaihi / UtKY-STRKF.I'-vlx roomed HduselnewKor VT rr"'J. Jtarffb allotment. Jpoqn-FiVK-r.OuMED HOUSRi rrT Pou dv&ov sor.by .Urad; for Salis. Two frontage \ MOTTNL' EDKN-Larfio Now Rouse, fitted with every conveaioiico (two a^res d£ land), for •rale. Has cno oC the linest views in tno distrbf: HOU:iD.V - STItKRT — Shop and D wellinK House for sale—new. Splendid stand for | business. ,4 LLOTJIENT-: Bought and lIOUS S BUILT -fs- for Working Men. To bo repaid by wookly I instalments. 4?9J,R— New Five-roomed Ho'.'se for Sale in *?"-» Nor.ton i-o;d. Two frmages; two allotments. Kas-y terms. pOn A—Five roomed f louse for Sale in Ne'son jj'jyjyj gtieet, Garden, tanks, and nil con veniences. :P9f)oh T0 LKNI), in Sums of £10 and up- AJii\j\.i\j war( jß, on good security, DRAPERY HUSIN ICSS for Sale In tho heart of the city; maia thoroughfare, Aboiv} i £150 required. j?qcf\—New Savcn-rocined House for sale in *"Jl' Parnell. Hcautifiil vbw. Also, Five- I roomed House tit R'i'M. Kixroomed Houpc, £10.). QU-EKN-STiiKHiT.— Fine JJusinoas Promises for cab; OITKICKG Md STORES to Let in Dttrham- Htrce.t. /IAHLEI-ON GORK ROAD-One of the finest v^ Allotments in I luvry'u. itetntc for salo. Money lent to build with, if ricaiefl. r> -i 7n-FIVK : UOOMED HOUSI< hear tho *'I'(J Glasßbw Sto*-o. Cardan fc3. Kasy tenni. I>A KN!' Lr/.-I!ui!(lin« Allo'iiUMit-i for Sail in Gibraltar ■'"cm cc, v,i;h I! i.n view of Domain, 253 per font; .also, St. ueogts's Hay Road, 25a pot foot; liriehton .C- prlr font, OV' rlookii'K tlio eoa. renoed, planted with fruit tieos, &o. X'KAi i— Lh.-ro now House for sale on I'on 5-UUU BOr ,by ]; ou ,i, with Threo Allotments 100x2!tt. Bp'ondlcl view. f?(}(\(\— Eight-roomed Hoiisn, o/r Newton ~-uu lloail, for sale; vorandah buck and front. Kan)1 t.rms. I>OXSONIJY.— Mx;ro..ined i£oui-> mil lmxo aiiytuiolit tor sdlo. Toriiiaoan boarraDgod. I'rice, iG'-'So. DltUltV." 22"i acres Land for salo, Imf a mile from Dniri ; well waiercd; «oo'l soil, partly cleared, and sown with mixed grosses, &i la per aero. GUNDHV'rf HADDOCK.—Now lfmin <of Hvo rouii.u, Boullcry, and workstinp for salo. Gunlon, linj vioW, &.O. On very easy lunilS. onnn—Sovon-rooracd Iloim" in N'owton Hoad x-O-ji,' for Salo; every con vontenco; fine view, .L*i>AA—Five-roomed House for salo (brick), c&OUU within ton miuutoa of 'ho Union Hank ; «!'s Inid on, r».i t e—hive-roomcrt House for Pain in Now 3J~i id | Olli win, outlioiiai.'s; two allotmenta pluntud. Uuod view. UItMUKRA,— Sixteen Acres Land for Pale; /liieviowof HaoeoJurßo. Kft^y terms, mo MARKKT GAIU'KNEUS.- bniall Farm JL. to lot, wliii Bovcn-rootni'd House, l miles from Auckland, on Groat Kort'i Uoud, and aBO los ossjs v.'ater frontage; orchard and largo I>ANMURK.-FINK FARM of 102 acres for Pule; all in (jrana; volcnnio soi'. Soven ruonud Honao, Stables, Cowsheds, &o. Tho best Hairy Furm In the provlm-o. aUIKUT PAUlC—aevoral leasehold Allot **■ nioiita for rtih*, with/lno virwß of Uonmln and harbour. AltO tlirco Villa Hcaiflen cs. OTOIvIWS POINT—Small Farms forHivlo, un •^ improved and partly improved, on eaay toroia. , IfARMS also r'or Salo at Hunua, Mount Kden, VV'alkomiti, Kiohuioinl, Kvmokorlki, ilan- Koro, Piu'emoremo.Efls Tamakl.Htokeß'a Point, Waitakotvi, lloiidorson'a Crock, Papaloitoi, Rouiuuro, I'amDrldco, Littlo.il!'l Bit/ Omalia, Karioi, Itivorheatl. Morninfcdldo, Mahurangl, Wuiimi, Onuiani, Ararimu, Coromandol, Mor oury Hay. OUiiilm, Nonh Shore, Owhiwha, Razorback, Papakura, So. Alho, boo lint in A'cio Zealand MeraUl nnd ll'ciklt, Wews. C U A S. \V I I L I A H S O N, KSTATK AGKNT, VotCAN Lank. Musical. X U S. T li E C X ;l V E 1)^ THE 'ZKALANDIA POLKA MAZURKA" AND "HKUTHA WALTZICB" (Compoaed by T. E. Tuhkiu.l). AIIT HUE EADY, AUOKL4.ND MUBIJ WAUKUOUBK, 74, QUKEN-STHliliT. milK NEW ZISALANH MAGAZINE. I Containing PoruLAH and Standabo SoNGa uiul likcich, Ktc. C O N T X N T 8 OF N o. 1— 1. Tom Howl!i>k (Fnvouiito fen -oni;), Dibdon '1. Grundfutlii-r'u i:loek, H. V. Work 3 lirow'u Kjcs o!o«« Hi ■ Window, Hoaabol ]. Kuthlccn oC KilkeLuy, Milliard 5 toinci iidy'- CominK when tlio Dewdropa Full. .A!;i''> C. Johnny Morgan (Populur Comic Souk), Kit- Ohott 7. Tho " Tunes" (Polka), K. Hand 8. Urun^fithrr'a Homo ( oniimiiio'i boiik to Graudfnthnr'H I'lock), V. «'o»t 9. WoaroTwoltovincAlina r l.idii.ct), Parry 10. J1o Jor'('y's'l'»pins (Comic), Phillips 11. Still I Love Thee, Lookwood 12. Wary ot Argrle, Nelsou C O N T X N T S <> V N o. 2 1. Th- Fairy WeddlnK (WaltJi), J. W. Turner ?. Moiniia'Ji n-lU ehottis-ho), Kinkol 3. Mltio Damili ■ (Wall/.), SU'iiUi>B 4. Still Ti.ino Own, J. It. ! bomas 5. When the Drceu Luaveu C'omo Aj{ain, Sir 11. Hinbop C. IMunienlied, Lane-o 7. WaHlni/, 11. Milliard 8. Gipsy's Warning, ' 'onrd 9. 'Won't you Huy my Pretty Flowers, Pera ley 10. Queen of tho Nitfht, Tr.omna 11. Ah I Never neom my lovo can change, J. R. Thomas. 12. Little Snowwhito Plos-oni3, C. A. White SOLE AGENCY AUCKLAND TVrUSIC \yARKHOUSK, Qukkn Street and Vulcan Lank AUCKLAND Tl/f U S I C WAREUpXJSE, 74, QH KEN■ST R<X T, (A. KADY, Mnnaßor), IMPORTERS OV PIANOFORTES, AMERICAN 'ORGANS, HARMONIUMS, And al variotios of Musical Instruments, HAVE THK LAKGKST AND BKST-SELKOTKD STOCK OV MUSIC to be found in Auckland, which Is supplemented every mad by Novelties Boleetod by our London agent. BRASS. RlfiKl), WIND, AND STRING instruments A I.awte Supply of SCPKIUOK VIOL N S I'KINOS j:a)t toiK»nd. A UCKLANI) MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 7i, QUKKN-STRFKT. A. EAUY. NKW AND POPULAR MUSIC. Thy Face—Marriott Silver Cup—Adams ,'iiempmb v' or Ko'got—Aido Golden rfiore—Gttlty Chorister—Sullivan Clang of iho Wooden Shoon—Molloy Twickenham ferry—lVlaraiuls The Lnnd of l.oni; Auo -EolOrßß Only to Soo Thee—Cainpumi Fur Aw«y where Anticls Dwell—Blumouthiv Darby find Jonn—Molloy Jiedouin l»"iiu Song—Piniitit Apart—Gatty W lion Thou art Near—Sullivnn Living Poonis—Sullivan St. AjrucßKvfl—Sullivnn Sleep, My Love-Sulllviui Distant Sullivau Life—Blumon thai A 1 otter —lllumenthal Hrown H.yes or Hluo lCyos—Aido O, Take Mo to Thy Heart An*ln—Unite Nanoy Lee—Adams Cavisaama—Portot /, Warrior Bold—Adama Thornn and Roßca— „ Tar's Farewell— ~ liluo Alfliitiim Mouiitiiins—Adams Tho One 1 IjOvo—Adams Alone on the Shore—Aids Angels >ue Watching— Abt The I over's Warning—Aido )i«tMc Uronm ot Happy Days—Aido Tho Old 1 OV6 ami the New—Cowon Storming the Broach—Bucaloasi. Onoii by tho Uiookside—Swl£t A bailor's Wooing— Uookol 0 Lovo of Mine—morloy Three Sailor Hoys— ManzialH I'd Dare c'en Heath £o You-Piusut J.oncly in thu Dawn -Pinsuti In Sluulo-wlan'l—Pinsuti Heaven's ()hori«t.er—Piusuti Dusehirka—l'inßiiti ' • Still Waters Uun Deep-Pinsutl Smile and Hid Mo Livo— lf-Piiioiiti The Old Sweet Story—Gatty Trun to tho I' ml—Gatty In) You I'eincmber?—C'luribel Ju it sixty Years Aro—Cotßt'ord Dick Olh ia—Cotsford Dick It. was a Dream— Cowen 1 'ana S-ncha—Horper Loved at.d Lo»t—Miiller Golden j >i'oam—Barri I'll Speak to You—Fredericks Hero Standn a Post—Levy Lust CiU'trid.tco—Serpetto A Lruaui \Vithin v bream—Portet fee. &o.



Li. D. Nathan & Co.'a Agencies. HE HOME SHUTTLE AMEIiIOAN SEW^&E, MAIiKST, ! Without 11eqaiu> to Fbice. With the Maohine Is tornfahedT--HOTimOT, Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil Can, Oilocrow driver, Five Needles Gauge T*b'° 9'^?;™ directions for uso. All securely packed in strong "TirtK f*W& braid, seam, tuck rU jn? heSlt*, and gather, andsow on and , n ij,w a t the same Unie, and v/ilMvpik equally v %h onGilk Linen, Woollen, aid Cbttoa Goodo, with Silk' Cotton, or Cotton Thread. ■ No l-HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £i. V H -This is also adapted for use on talbos and Treadle, which wo will supply at any time, of elegant American manufacture) for £2 ss. No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle uso only, hating the Very great ndtantnKO of being ect level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand- Bomo polished top, complete, reduced to £G ss. ! No. 3—MACHINE, with polished covers a3 above,, to. lock and protect machine, re duced to £7 7a. j Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC1 I INKS are not procurable wo will scud then liect to purchasers on receipt of remit tanc reference I gVK 1( V ~Q KN U N E HOME-SHUTTLE T _ •SBW IN (J MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M° 8 s & C°- SOLE-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. IW. ur BEWARE OF GERMAN AND [BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS. '64. SOLE IMPdRTBOS i L. D. N A T HAN & C O , AUCKLAND. We havo appointed tho undersigned Solo Ho tail ARi'iit for Auckland, where the genuine Home Shuttle Machines aro procurable by tuiio payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and'luition frcoofohaiKO. T y SHOUTLAND-yTUEET. £1 F ll_^_ G IFTS iho Proprl'-.toM of Womb's Aromatic SCIII'CDAM POHSAI'PS, to induce the rlcßlniftlon nnd prevent tho improppr uso of their wmppora iiiul labels, uii'l tlmn fuilher protect tlui I'ubiio ' a^'jii.tt friiuu iiiul ■'uccplion, lia o nncloscd In ' tho wravimn or under the la' ol "n tliei (iu«rt boiilea, aincu Ist October, IS7S, and couiinuo to end n K'ery Day's Packing roiiKhout the Jfoar T| X 1 OItDK 88, Whioh nro drawn upon tho undersigned, and will bo cuahed by their Arohlu. To Bocuro the.iO Oifls tlio Public mutt bo careful to ask for, ar d accept nothing but, tho Gbnuink Uooi-rno Wolfe's Schnapps, With our namo upon tho Top Label. |.VGKNT3i L. D. NA T HAN & 0 0., AUCKLAND Bli I S T 0 h ' S BUUAK COATKU PILLS. GUAKANIKKI) PUUKLY VKOKTAUIJS. And me only pills which contain LEI'TANDKIN AND I'OOOPHYLLIN. Thoße two powerful anUbHUoua plants aro n Bur" euro for nil ilisi-nsoH of tho Stomach, jIVKIt \NT) IIOWBIiS, ItKADAOHR, INDOESTION, I)l7,zinksß, Pain in thk Hidk ok Back, and o'ipucially BILIOUSMKBS. They novcr weakon or gripo, unless the stomach iH very foul, and they «ro vory EASY T () T A X K. For Salo by all DniKKlsta and Uoalora In MedicTneß. WIIOLKBALK AGKNTS : L. D. NA T HAN & CO. AUCKLAND. r\ 11 I E N T A L TON! C. Tirtt GUKAT HAIR RKSTOREKI Infa'llblo for Henewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying the Hair, removing Scurf, mnd ruit, Mia oiirlng all afibctlona of tho scalp, upon whichit ha? an almost miiaoiikuisctreot. cumins a splendid cropot Hair to npriugupaud Houriab whoio before all was barren. It 13 delieioiisly fragrant, refrcshinK and in viKcrntiiiKt and tho Hair that is dressed rcgu' larly wilh this deligluful preparation aoquiror ft softnci-*, lustra, thickneaa. viKOr, and llcxi< bility. that is wonderful. For Salo by all Drugxisia and Perfumers. Wholesalo ARonta I L. D. NA T H A N & CO. 4CCJKLAND TMPEKISHABLE B^KAGHANCE. MURRAY ft LANMAN'3 P L O R. I CD I'I AUAII^y A T E X, Tho richest, most lasting, yet moat dolicato of all Perfumes, for uso on tho IiANDKEUCHHCF, At the TOILET, . „.„,„ And in tho HATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always ask for tho Florida Water prepared by tho 8010 Proprietors, LAN MAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Balo by all Perfumers, I'ruKgista, and Dealers in Kancy Uooils. WHOLESALK AGKNTS L. 1). NATHAN & 00. AUCKLAND ESTAUUSUED IN 1832. "DRISTOL'S QAESAPARILLA. TJIE GltKAl PURIFIER Ol THE BLOOI Tho quickoet. and most certain euro for SCROFULA. RHEUMAmM kupTioNgi OLD SORES, auc ULCERS. All kinds of| diseases or sores arising from im uro blood and humours. IT NKVJIR FAILS in effecting a complete euro, if used a Bufilcion lenghtof time. For Salo by all DrngKiata and Dealers in Medioinea. WUOLKBALK AGKNT3 L. D. NATHAN 00; AUfJ KIiAND.



Cabinetmakers. WINKS AND JJ AL L, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, SHORTLAND-STRKKT. FURNITURE I FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE 1 Largest A&b Bust Absoothent in Auckland. CARPETS 1 CARPETS! CARPETS I Alt. the Newebt Dksigns. LINOLEUM ! HS^lmJ i LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! All this Nkw PATTERNS. OILCLOTHS I OILCLOTHS ! ~i re, , OILCLOTHS ! ALL THE BBS* QUALli'ir, WOOL RUGS ! WOOL MATS I WOOL HUGS ! WOOL MATS 1 WOOL RUGS ! WOOL MATS I White and Coloured. TAPESTRY HANGINGS! T APESTRY HANGINQb.. TAP E S Tit V II ANGIN GS I- Vkry Rich Pattkrns. CRETONNES AND TRIMMING* ! CRjSTON NKSani) TRIM MI NOS I CRETONNES AND TRIMMINGS I All N w PattbrnH. SILK AND WORSTED n'>MASKS| SILK AgD WORSTED DAMASKS! SILK ASb WORSTED DAMASKS! COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS j COTELANES AND BROCHE REPS | COTELANKS AND BROGUE REPS 1 WHITE AND COLORED DIMITIES ! BRASS CORNICES AND FRINGES ! I BRASS CORN ICES AND 1< HINGES I brass cornicss and fringes ! gilt csimney glasses i CjILT CHIMNEY GLASSES! GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ! GIRANDOLES! GIRANDOLES 1 ' IRON ANi> BRASS BEDSTEADS ! IRON COTS 1 IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS ! PATENT WOVE s WllU sgmattiiessesi PATENT METALLK) knktianblindsi Tiiffi ]?lind ov the Period ! \V INKS & TJT AL L, lIOLKBALK AND RETAIL CABIN ETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, SHOUTLAND-STRE XT. ■i j....... i. —i ■ '""' Sewinsr . MacniueS- THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM PA NY'S NE W F AMILY MACHINE la prcforrod to thoso of all other Makers for the following rcisons :— T.—Tt ii fitted in every stylo sritcd to the tasto oi requirements of purchasers, find can bo used lij Hand <ji- Twadlo at will, while It embodies nil the lu'etst improvumonls, ana is co b'implk that a Cim.i: CAN WORK IT. 11.—it is mado in ell Its parts liy perfected auto ni'itio machinery, whioh insures a uniformity at d Bxaotness oi! construction and /Inish in each Machine that olhor makers who icnuufactuio by hai d can never onuul. lit.— lt. never Rct^ ont of order: it Is novrr necoa eary to tuko it ap rt t:> bo cleaned ; it in always ready orusc; and is s.i durable that it willlßßtnHtetimc. IV.—lt embodies v most aimple and aoeuiato Tension, with tho most nnprovo K'Cchinicnl principles for conirollinp; the slack throad, whereby tho stroiiKoat eeain and uimost perfection of stitch it obtiino*. V.—lt is fitted with a Patent Solf-ad justing Palance Wheol, which enn instantly bo unlocked, so that the iiction of tho nitichino is impended, and shuttle bol'bius wound wi houv removing tbo work. VI. ■ It is so constructed tlut loarnors cannot turn tho Machine in tho wrong direcion, thus prevontinß brt'a'sinK of tlroad or damaKo to tho Machine-. VJL— Thaso advantoKos have won for thoSingci Miintifncturinii Company's Machines a popularity sa universal that they have already becomo indiapons jiblo in overy honsohold and manufactory of clothing gonerally throughout th» world. . Tho recent Great, REDUCTION in thoir Prices nnd their -wondorfully Kasy 'terms of Payment, will enable ovoryono to become possessed of thoso UNEQUALLED SKWING MACHINES. Sinco TUX SIN'GKR MANUB"AOI'UiaMQ COM- I'AN V inaugurated their System to Hirit, 'WiTn Oi'TiON ok Puuchask, it has beon taken advantage of by the public t > B"ch an extraordinary extent ac to provo that it Ins nnt a Krcat public want. By thie Byßtem thousands havo becomo possossod of those most reliable SKWING MACHINRS; anditalwaye oll'i'i11 ppcmiar advantages to families in want oi a SEWING MACHINu. for Domestic uao by en abling such to havo a thorough trial boforo purchas ing Tho Maohino may bo Purchaaod at any timo during tho Hire on payment of List Price. s eturflcd at any timo, or Purchased by continuing tho Him. If a Purohaso bo effected, every Payment made Will bo credited in full, No Intoiv st or Kxoenses will be charged, and No Addition whatever to the Price will be made. If tho Payments for Hiro bo regularly made, A Credit of 10 rer cent, will bo allowed at the time of purchaso upon tho payment on delivery, if it aniouut to £1 oriupwarJa. I?o<>t Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and Linen Threads, Machine Oil, Duplicate Ports of Machines, &c, always kopt in stock. Noodles sent per post. Th) Needles of tho Sinptor Manufacturing Com pany arc mado entirely by Automatic Machinery, and finished with a porfection, nccurary, nnd polish, altogether unequullod by any other maker. SING Kit's SKWING MACHINES aro mado only by Tho Singer IHanutactnring Company (formerly J, M. Sinner nnd Co.) and can ouy be ob ainod Wholesale in New Zealand from tho Chief Depot, which is also our only Retail agency (for tho present) in this City. Price Liats froo per post. THK SINGKIt MANUFAtrnjRING OIUPANY, Fort-strea Auckland. GrUTHRIE & JL?.\RN A.CH'S NICW ZKALAND TIMBER & WOODWAUE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Hrvo on Salo at thoir Branch Stores, LOWKK QUKEN - STRBKT, AUCKLAND ONEHUNGA. Dunkdik-jVTadr Woodwakks Consisting of— Nests Tubs, painted aud varnishod jinckota do Tancy liucketa, Chceso Vats, Churnß Butter Firkins, Knife Boards Washing Boards, Turning Trusses Store .Trucks.&c. JAMES W WALLER, Ma.na.gkb. l , pLAUDE AND /VARDN|E|R STOCK AND COMMISSION AGKNTS. t I Addbkss— I Bos No. 209. Post-oflico Auokland



Waikato Advertisements. tfAMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE -^* B. EDWARDcJ Ttoga to Inform, the public that a Coach trecta everytrain arriving from Auckland. Charge* reasonable. Spec'al Carriayos provided to order on instructions being sent per post or telegraph 10 B. KDWARD3, Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. ]>P^Ul{iDGK H °T E/ the beat accommodation to Vuitors and Tourists. Spacious g-gtSSffiteJS pUIUES FOll TOURISTB Amincomci.ts have been mado so that f-uidoe for Visitor* to the Hot bakes a-e avail able upon ehO! t notice. laetruction by post or telegraph p-oinptly attended to. AJU^D US RAYS ES, PIIOPIUKTOK. mii pjoxEL KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. v ALL IN, Proprietor. Visitors and (Travellers iri\l meet with Cott fortablo Accommodation. Loose uoxes. Good Stabling. D E~L A N E V • Begs to announce ho has assumed Proprietorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, which la pleasantly uituated at the present terminus of the Waikato Railway, and offers an excellent iosort for Travellers, Tourists, and Sportsmon. Livery and Bait Stablea. M. DKLANKY Proprietor, FT A MILTON, W A I KA TO. JUDDM BOARDING HOUSE (forinorly JACKSON'S). GSOKGK JUUD (lato Cook at Pcarce'B Commercial Hotel) having leas/ d tho above premises ard mado extensive iniprovoaicnto, will be ghil to soo his old frends. visitors, and traveller*, where ho trusts that clean {ness, com fort, and an unsurpassed table will insure 8 continuance of patronage, and a kind recom mendation. N.B.—Good Paddocks. -JAMILTON JUNCTION. Travellers from Auckland would study their own interests by Btaying at JAMES' It AIL WAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTION. Visitors to Camuridge and ran ixte.hoh would thus lose no timo, as Omnibusseß and the branch line leave James1 Hotel after breakfas every morninKat 8.30. Meals at all hours. Ex cellent a>'commod«tion for Commercial lravel ors. Tourists. Ladies and Families. J B A T E i !?, SADDLER AVD HARNESS MAKER • DUKE-STRKKT, CAMBRIDGE, IS NOW OFFERING: Good Strong Plough Harness from 455. per Bet Stock Saddles (a good comfortable article). Strong Stock Saddles (onr own make), £3 10s Gents' All-over Hogskin Saddles, from £5 10a. Ladies' Saddles, from £1103. Stock Bhidles, from 7s. 6d. Buggy Harness (silver-mounted), from £9. A Good Supply of Farcy Goods, Leggings, Courier Bags Etc., Etc., Etc. Repairs executed with efficiency and dispatch by experienced workmen. I. B~A~T ES, DUKE-STREET, CAMBRIDfiE. DURE WOOL MATBESSES ALBERT POTTER, WOOL STAPLER AND SCOURKB, Having had repeated applications for Wot I cleaned by "his process for the purpose of making Beds, Mattresses. &c., has Induced bim to introduco to the notice of ladies and gentle men, Drivate families, hotel and board ing- house keepers, especially invalids, and tho public in general of New Zealand, his Pukk Wool Mattrksbbs, Squabs for Sofas and Couches, Beds for Children's Cote, Settees, &c, and in doing so would heft to observe that the hie Mattrespes are stuffed with is divested of all dii t animal and glutinous matters, and is entirely fret from impurities of every description, "the flbree of tho Wool retaining all its elasticity arid flexibility, as when in tho previous state,—the yolk." Thcref oro persons using thsm willhot be subject to those very disagreeable vapours which the pressure of the bod y, as- isted by itaheat upon impuro animal and other Bucstances, emits, and the m»Dy diteases which follow it, as an acting cause. Hamilton, Waikato, March, 1879. Medical Tkstimony. Hamilton, .April 15,1879—5ir, I have carefully looked over some specimens of your Wool pre pared for Mattress making, and find it not onlj. excellent in quality but free from any disagree able smell or nreaso. Tho Wool is so carefully •' carded' that no " felting" can take via o. thus ensuring that beautiful softness and elasticity so essential to a bed. For some years I have ased Wool Mattresses in my own house prepared by niyi If, nnr. I greatly prefer them to an? ■'thei kind ; but you far excel me in tho softness and elastic character of your " cardod " wools.— I am sir, yours obediently, K. WadiiINGTON, M.D.— To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton East- Auckland, April 23,1873.—1 certify that I have carefully examined some specimens of "carded Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of Woikato They a^e beautifully clean, free from any dis agreeable smell; and in my opinion are very suitable for Mattresses, would bo very elastic warm and comfortable—Tuos. B. Kenderdinb M.R.C.S., U. & K. I have carefully examined tho two samples ol Wool which you gave mo, ami find tQem exces nively clear, frei from umcll, and admirablj lilted for tho manufacture of Alattrosses «nd Cushions, one of which I also inspected. I con sider a wcll-mado Wool Mattress more healthy and comfortable than a feather bed : and. judg ing from tho samples I saw in your possession, I can most conscientiously recommend the materials and tho work.—Ciia.p. F. Goi.dsboro' M.D., Follow o'. the Royal College of Phyrician to.—To Mr Albert Potter. Hanul ton Waikato, Saddlery. CJADDLERY AND TTARNESS. DiUTY OFF MOUNTINGS! W. S. JUNES Continues to manufacture every variety of the above in dally increasing quantities, and by the aid of tho latest improved labour-saving appli ances, combined viith the largo demand, is enabled to produce hem at lar THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. Strong. Durable STOCK SADDLES, our own make, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od. A Splendid Assortment (of Every Kind( of thk Whips. Biding Whips, from Is 6d to 50s Hunting Whips, from 6a 6d to2ss. Also. Gig, Buggy, Cab, Carriage, Cart, Waggon, Ur i and Boys' Whips, in Great Variety, %,ud at Extremely Low Prices. SOLID TKICKEL-SILVER BITS, STIRRUPS, AND SPURS. A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 per cent. Less than tho Prices usually ohargod. Lad'.oß' and Gouts' Riding Saddles (of ovory kind) on Hand or Made to Ordor. Try Jones' Colobrated Extra-strong MPROVKD PACK-SADDLKSI From COs each (complete), W. S. JONES. QUEEN-STREET. DEVITT, GUNMAKEB, • 211, QUKKN-STREET, Auckland, opposite the Market House. Established 1859. ON SALE, Singlo nnd Double Breeoh-loading and Muzzlo loading Fowling Pieces Fran tor's Patei.t, Martini and Snider Rook Rifles Hall's, Curtisife Harvey's Pigeon.Wilks and Lau rence's Sporting Powders Blasting Powder and Fuse Newcastle Chilled Shot Kley's Double Waterproof Caps, Cartridge-cases, Wadding, Concentrators. Wire Cartridges for M.L. and B.L. Guns, Gun Cases, Water proof Covers, Game Bags, &o. Breech-loading Implements of every descriptio Breech-lcarting Revolvers and Ammunition Fishing tacklo AH Cartridges ordered at the above tstablis h ment guaranteed carefully and accuiately oadeil. Every description of Fire-arms Repaired by osperienoed workmen. Just received, ox ' Carnielo' mkerTPatai'SX 3.