THE AUCKLAND EVENING- STAR. JANUARY 5, 1880.

Printed »d P^S%^^^ MONDAY. JANUABY 5. 1880. ■



Auctions. I riOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. V/ Dnniv-WIOnWKSDAY, January 21' Pji'akuiia—WEDNESDAY, January 28i ALFRED BUCKLA.ND. THURSDAY, JANUARY S. THE EEMUEKA YARD S. FOR SALE, on Thnreday, January 8, at 1 o'clock, Dairy Cows, Ptoro Cattle 120 Well-fatted Cattle 500 Kat Sheep and Limos Fat and btoro Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7, ISSO. THE HAYMAItKET WOOL SALE. rr^EDNESDAY, January 7, 1880, at 12 o'clock, for about 300 BALES. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, At 11 o'Clock. THE HAYMARKET. |H OR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Thursday.JJanuaiy 1.5, at 11 o'clock, consequent upon Dissolution of Partnership, THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD KNOWN AS »T E IH U," Kaipara, containing by admeasurement 1,420 aereg, eituated on tho left bank of the Otamatea River, having deep water frontago so that ships of GOO tons burthen can lie within biscuit throw of the shore. The quality of the land is good, being chiefly black soil on limestone. Tho improvements consist o£ a good ten roomed Dwelling-house, Barn and Outbuildings. Tho property is almost entirely fenced, a con siderable portion is in English grass, and fivo convenient paddocks havo been laid off and securely fenced. Communication with Auckland by steamer is bi-weekly; and the projected line ot railway to tho North must pass within a few milea. Adjoining the Hstate is a good Run of about 12,000 acres which could be easily leased from tho natives on advantageous terms. For further particulars, apply to LEWES RYE, . Te Ihu, Otamatea; Or, ALFRED BUCKLAND. November 18.1379. . mHE OSBORNE REAPER & BINDER. ONE OF THE BEST MACHINES IMPORTED, AND LBAST LIABLE TO GET OUT OF EEPAIB. ON SALE AT THE HAYMARKET. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. PAPAKURA MONTHLY CATTLE SALE. FOR SALE, at the Papakura Yards, on Wednesday noxt, January 7, about m Head Mixed Store Cattle, Fat Calile, Dairy Cows, Sheep Horses, Sec. At 12.30 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 70 Fat Cattle, from Waikato and neigh bourhood 300 Fat Sheep 8 First class Working Bullocks Dairy Cows, Store Cows Fat and Store Pigs, &o. At 1 o'clock. HUNTER;.* NOLAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, AT 12 O'CLOCK. ON THE PREMISES, Queen-street Wharf, That Laige Wooden SHOP and STORK bolonKing to Mr Comptou, strongly built of good timber, and well lined. Also, the Coanters and Sundry Goods, Tools, &c. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. PIANOS, HARMONIUMS, ORGANS, HAIR SEATING, MIRRORS, OLEOGRAPHS, OIL PAINTINGS, IRON SAFES, &C, &C, &G. E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, on Wednesday next, January 7. at 11 o'clock. 12 Pianos, ty Bord r, by Neufleld iX TTarmoniums, by Alexandre and Cesanm It cifeXSseating. Mirrora Oil glinting* Son Safes, Oleographs, tec, &c. &c. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. FARM ATMAHURANGI. To te sold by Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. R. ARTHUR HAS received instructions from E. S. \v*illcocka,Esq.,Registraroftho3upreme Court, to sell by auction, at his Estate.Xand, and House Sale-room (Arthur's Mart), Queea- Strcot, on Tuesday, the 6th January, 1880, at noon. A FARM of 819 acres, well-situated nt Ma hurangl, known an. Meikle's Farm, having large frontage to the Mahurangi River. There i 3 a Dwelling House and other Bnildings on the property; a portion of it is fenced and cultivated. A main road runs through, and a steamer ,passes two oi three times a week. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. PARISH OF WAIKOMITI, COUNTY OF KDBN* G. W. BIN NE V HAS received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, on Tuesday, January 6, at Exchange Sale Rooms, Durhams-street, at 11 o'clock sharp, Forty and a-Half acres Land in tbe Parish of Waikomiti, County of Eden, bounded on the North by tho Whau Creek, on the Kast by a line of 617 links.on the South by line directine the Baid Allotments 1566 links, and on the West by tho Whau Creek, together with all Buildings there on. For further particulars apply to G. W. BINNEY, Auctioneer, Durham-street. /UAUDE AND TVAKDNER, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGMSNTS. r 1 - , . , M^m miifc— .„:■■*



Musical. rpilE WILCOX & WHITE "*" /^ABINET CHURCH ORGANS! DKAWJNG-KOOM ORGANS! COTTAGE ORGANS! Tho Wilcox and Yv hito Organs have been pronounced tbn BK»T by the most Kininpnt Musicians in all parts nf the world. Nothing that ingenuity enn doviso, lubour nc omplish, or capical procnrch.as ben oniittod by tlio makers in the development ;ind perfection of the Cabinet Organ. For Country Peoi>:e Cabinet Orcunaaro more generally useful than pianos fortliofouow- Ing reaaona-.—They never set out ot tune, nna rarely out o£ repair : should one of tfo roods oo broken, it can bo replaced by post; on account of their sustained tone they make a more benuti- , fvr. accompaniment to the vaioe; owing tp tiio viiriety of their utons. they are capable of extraordinary power of exprwsion and.themo-t thri'ling eifecSs; they arc AIUOIT CHitAPLK than pianos: thoyare much easier to learn: a little skill with them produces the pleasantost effect, whereasit takes years toacqmro proficiency on the piano: they are unequallkd lor Boauty of Finish. Richness und Volume of 'lone, and Unique nd Artistic Design. Illustrated Catalogues on application. SOWS AOKNCY KOR AUCKLAND ! THK AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE 71, Queen-street. Hotel a. m E.I S T L E H U T E L, J_ QUE KN-STRK ET. SPJ-ENDID BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. THK UP-STAIES BAll AMD B I L L I A It D - E O O M UNKQUALLF.D IN THT^ COLONIEfI. J. L I T T L E, ( TROPMCTOK. ■i:>~-':., r - -.. -. '.'■■■ ■. ; TH I ST L E HOT EL, QUEKN-STRIfiKT, Auckland, SKLTCCT BTLLTAKD SALOON, containing ono of Bennett's Prizo Tables, tho fastest and besttabloin New Zealand; and Alcocks Exhi bition Table that took first prize at the ureat Exhibition of .1802, tho handsomest tablo in the Colonies. Tho rooms are lofty and well lighted, and the marking moet carefully attended to. BINGE ALFKED HOTEL, QUEEN STRKET, ONEHUNG A. John Grogan be£;3 to inform tho inhabitants of Onohunga and surrounding districts that .so has assumed tho Proprietorship of tho above well-known House, aud tuwts that by keeping nothing but the besi. of Brands in Wines and Spirits, combined with civility and cleanliness, tonjoritafairsharoov' their support. Whitson's Sparkling Alo alwayj on draught; Good Beds and Meals always attainable^ AMLEYS~AIJCKLAND HOTEL, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS, WITH LARGE SAMPLE ROOM. BEST RESTAURANT IN 'iOWN. Breakfast, 8 to 10 Dinner. 1 Luncheon, 12 to 12.30 and Tea, sto 7. WINHS AND SPIRITS OF BEST BRANDS Private entrance Queen-street to High-street. Largo Billiard room with evory comfort. SV I V AN . has assumed the Proprietorship of tho Swan Hotel, and m»de considerable improve ments. The houso has been thoroughly reno vated, and tho business of the houso will in future bo conducted :n firßt-class stylo. S.v. having complet»d arrangement for tho Choicest Liquors procurable, bega to inform private Families, Clubs, societies. Picnic Parties, ana others that Ordors for Assorted Hampor.i of Wines, Spirits, Champagne, Ales, etc., are care fully made up and forwurded to any address.— Note ihb addkess : S. VIVAN, sswaii JHote:, Mechanics' Bay. R"~oTAL TyrAIL ffOT EL, J.VJL JI--3- VICTORIA AND ELLIOT-STRKETS (IN TIIK VICINITY OP THE THEATRE), .AUCKLAND. ROYAL MAIL HOTKL- First-ola9S Hotel Accommodation Well-furnished Bod-rooms Well furnished Sitting-rooms Well-furnished Dming-room Cold-water Bath-rooms Hot-water Bath-rooms Powerful Shower-bath Rooms Commercial Gentlemen's Stock-rooms Heavy Luggage-rooma ROYAL MAIL TARIFF. a. d. Restaurant, per day 7 0 CofFee-robm do .. .. ° ° Prlvato-room do II) o RESTAURANT. To Gentlemen Lunching in the City, J.C. solicits a trial to this Department. J. CODLING, Proprietor. Coffee Merchants ■OK O WN, BARRETT & CO.'S AUCKLAND STB AM COFFEE AND SPICEiMILLS. COFFEES. IT IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is She best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Best Brands, the EXCHLSIOR or STANDARD, ■which have sustained their good nameß over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure prool & their being ccnßumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. «a. Wholesale only at oar Alms and Agents *a. Retail at all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. gojj> . Our best one Excp'niorßranil.isresfllabel) qualities. HSo standard „ red •>Bverypkge a"3 S lljion „ pink „ \ witnour "^S Blgnaturei sl| •:;.■' •-.■. o B C 3 \ oui toweel g-SglAnohor „ pucel „ ( qualities, fl 2a Crown „ yoilow „ (without oni fit:^ / signature. Our PEPPKRS and SPICKS we guarantee'Of Best Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Elliott-street, July, 13th. 1579. Venetian Blinds. A ITCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND I\_ FACTORY, CORNER OF COOK AND GREY STREETS. VENETIAN BLINDS ! VENETIAN BLINDS l Made of the best Californian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twi"t. Our Blinds surpass all imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. We have a very large stock of well-seasoned Pine Tim ber; also a Largo Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauze Blinds made to order, and forwaido to all parts of , the CoJuny at the shortest notice. A.& A. BUSfr* (Late M. Hokton Busby), VENETIAN BLIND JIAKKRS AND WIRE WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GKSY STREET!?. D"^"" EVI TT, GUNMAKEE, « 2«, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, opposite the Market House. ESTABLISHED 1859. , ON SALE, Single and Double Breech-loading a»/J. Muzzle loading Fowling Pieces Franter'a Patent, Martini and Snider Rook Hall's, CurtislSc Harvey's Pigeon.Wilks and Lau rence's Sporting Powders. Blasting Powder and Fuse . Newcastle Chilled Shot alley's Double Waterproof Caps, Cartridge cases, Wadding, Concentrators. Wire Cartridges for M.L. and B.L. Guns, Gun Caaea, Water proof Covers, Game Bags, &c. Breech-loading Implements of evnry description Breech-ka'iing Reyolvera and Ammuniiion Pishing tackle All Cartridges ordered at tho above t stablish ment guaranteed carefully and accutately ioodjed. J Every description of Fire-arms Repaired by .experienced workmen. Just received, ,os ' Cannelo,' 5 cases Fireworks from thp celebrated maker, J. Pain, London. mHE UNION LINE (^"cOAcWs J. EKTWKKN TAURANGA AND ONlKK avaxt. TAURANGA LTVEKy AND BAIT STAEI.E3 Oorccr.a of Spihkq akd GftEf-BxuaKTS. (Opposite Spring Well Brewer;;), TAtra^OA. WDlKfl'' AND U«N'TtBMEK'd Saddlfl HorStS Buggies, &c, for him at the above on reason able terms, for too Lakes or elsewliare. A ifrRHT-ct-ASS feiUOTiEit: KmployoA. on <ho '• Premises. Lowest possible ehaigeaj ■ - Cl6<a*jna wili xwotVß prempt tittention. r - • V. Mi H. BILL, .. -; ■ ■'■..■., Pwpsjgjr ■■.■; ':"a "BS-??<n~. ' i' 'rT"*T^TiwwrrmTrTiiMiMrT-i



Dampiey's Advertisement. "eXivs~p resents I.'? 2d and 3d; Riding "Whips, Gd ; Largo Kxtra Grand Accordians, ".iO:i; Hanctßomoßrass ornamonted 20-keyod Ooncor(.ina.a. Js <icl, 7s and 103, real bi-aut ies; LargeTelephoiioa in ISoxes, 3d; I ;.ilic.j' Hamburg Costumes, -3 (id : Infanta Silk ilonncls and Hats, 2a and -2s Cd; Cards of Useful Tools for mon, women and children, Orl; Wool Lambs, Gd; Noah's Ark-, (j!; Shell .Money Moxes, la; r-uuh nice Albums, with picture in front, 18; Superior ditto, la (id to :■;:-!; children's Pretty Mnss, lid and 9d! another lot of J'fandsoni'i Flower Glasses, 9J each; Black and other Coloured Lustre,'.ld, Jioy'3 Hatr,lj,.ls, Is; Ladles' and Gents' Bags, 1« aim Is (id; Children's Wood Spades, 3d Mid Cd; Harmonic'ins, -id to lOd; Trumpets, 2d to 9d; Solid Ball--, Cd each; One-hoiso Kxpr.fß, Is; Watches, (id; Striking ditto, fld; China Dolls, 3-1, Cd, Is. and 2s ; Wax ditto, with hair, Is; Chinese Dolls, la 0:1; Hoxcs Toyu, Gd; Pearl Necklets, Jd; Hiell Mroochosi, (id and Is ; Ladies'and Genta' White Haiidkur chipfi>, 2d to Is; hand3omo Wall JVlottos, 3d each; i ]»ag Purses, with cnaiti. Is; lai'KC Silvore.l Lockets, 2s; Finger Rings, 81; an enormous Stock of Silvered Brooches, Eavi-ingn, Kols, ar.d Solitaiivs, very cheat); Men's Studp. 6J to 13 Cd; jllack Satin, 3s the yard; White Gros Grained j Silk, 5s (usual price, 10s); Silvered Hair Sprays, ;2s; Ladies' Good Elastic Side Boots, Is (M ; 1 superior ditto, 53 6d; Ladies' Prunella 1 ditro. with or without toe-caiis, 5s Cd; ] Children's Shoes, Noa. i to 13, Is fld to 2s Cd; ! Ladies' Glove Kid ditto, Gs; Children's Leather 1 Hoots, Is and tfs: Men's superior ditto, f>3; ! About 270 gros-i Ladies' and Men's Superior ! Stand-up Collars, 2d the box; lot of Men's Un- I bleached Hocks, iid ; Ladies' IIo?e, ad I to 13 Gd: Children's ditto, cheap; Men's Pug ! trtt! oc), Cd, 9d,. find Is ; Very Superior Mack and | White Silk :.aco Mits, Is 6d ; Lovely Snowflako Ppottod Not, Is Gil the yard; Coloured Dress ! Muslin, 3!d the yard; Inscr.ion Embroidery, id ■ and Id the yard; the White Tulle at Gd is going fust; nearly JOO dozen yards Crape Trimming, Id to 3d the j ard; Book Mtwic for Piano, Violin, ! &.C., !)d each, worth la Gd. Tell your husbands ' to come and see the Drab Kelt Hats at2stid: 1 Men's Large-rimmed Straw Hats, 1h ; Ladies : M.raw ilaU Cd to 2s; Boys' ditto, Is; Men's ; Tv-'O'-d Trous'irs, 53 Cd ; Galloon Trimming, 3d ; Ladies' White Lace Scurfs, Cd and Is.—W. H. Dampier. 5 TliDlA AN D CHINA TEA | JL WAREHOUSE. i " Very Rioh Deep Brown Tea." 3s por lb, I ■' Family Mixture," 2s Cd ditto " Tea Kxtra ordinary," 2s ditto "Brokenani Siftings" (flavoury) Is Sd ditto " Congou Farmings" (line), Is Gd ditto Assam Co.'s Finest Pokoe Tea Choice Darjeclins Souchong Strong aud piugent Indian Fanmugs Currants, from 113 per lb. Pudding Kaisins, from 5d ditto New DatOJ, from 5Jd ditto New Pruv.es, from Cd ditto Patras Currants and Kleme Raisins Potted Pheasant, 9d per tin Potted Partridge, Od ditto Shrimp Paste, 9d ditto Potted 'I ODgue and Beef, 9d ditto . ■ Salmon, from 9d per tin Choice FreahHorrings.Odditto Just Landed, ex Mail-steamer: Choicest Chicago Breakfast Bacon Ditto ditto SiMtar-Curcd Hams Best in tho market. Come and see thorn F. WHITEHEAD, Tba Dealei:, Victoria-strekt, tobacconist, queen-strekt. N B —New Pins and Balls in tho Bowling Saloon. Uueon-street. Capital exercise for young gouts in sedentary occupations. '.'No Betting allowed on tho Game." rSTiO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FAR JL ■ MKRS. AND OTHERS. Tho Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of Hides, Shoopskins, Wool, Tallow.Booawar, &0., &0., at highest market rates, in any quantity. Consignors direct will have prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned »t satlsteo tOlTratC3' IRELAND BROS., Tank-em and Leathhss Manwitaoti/bwu', Anokland. jjlAO B~R OTHK RS, WOOL MKROKANT3, TANNKKS AND LKATHKK MANUFACriTJEEBfI Imnorter3 of Saddlers' and dootmakera, ■\lochivj-\y, K.;t;lij!i:'.:«!Foroix" Loat.hor, Saddlory, Saddlers' ironmonnory, Boot Uppers. Grindory, Mill Up'tlng, Buotlon and Delivery Hose, &o. WorohonsM: Vulcan Lane and Hlj?h-Btr« t. Work3l Panmnro, Auckland. Constituonta' .ordora promptly andjcarofull exocutod [H'stajilis.'HiJd A.D, ISGI.] milE CITY OF AUCKLAND JL DYEING AND CLEANING . ESTABLISHMENT, RICHMOND AND WELLESLEY-STKEET EAST, W. EDG AE, Peopuietoe. Whilo thanking tho public for their patronage during thopast sixteen yours, W. Kdoak would beg to inform them that lie has now on hand a Cotm>le;o Stock of tho Vory Best and Fastest Dvirs, and that with his appliances, in which he has adopted every modern improvement, ho car. tura out his work of a quality not to bo excollod. vv.K. has just received a Large' Stock of tho Newest Dyes for tho most fashionublo colours in Shawls, Opera Cloaks, Babies' Dresses, &c, &o. Silk and Satin Dresses Cleaned or Dyed and Well-finished. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned or Dyed any shadcand well Cured. Gentlemen's Clothin* Cloanod, Dyed and Renewed in Color at short notice. Hats, Feathers, Sheepskins Curod, Cleaned or Dyed. aS" Orders loft at the City Establishment. Welleploy-streot East, will meet with prompt attention. Ladles and gentlemen waitud upon by lowing their addresa, pert-onally or by post. O TO BATH to Roth's, Publio liot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria - street Kast. Churge, ONK SHILLING. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and sup plied with every convenience, Turkish towels, »eflh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soap, £ o Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladies ovory day, at all hours, with female attendance, Onk Shilling. Please note the address:—Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Anokland ■ • Time. £4. ~ £4. J"« HoWD EN, RHQH'I'LAND-aTRTCKT. Baddlerv. SADDLERY AND TTAENESS. DiUTY OF.F MOUNTINGS! W. S. JONES Continues to manufacture every variety of the above in daily increasing quantities, and by the aii of the latest improved labour-saving appjl nnces, combinad ■with tho largo demand, is enabled to produce them at tsar THK LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. Gig, Drat, and Spuing Cart Harness ; Single and Double Bucgy, Carriage, Waggon, aud Plough Harnkss. mounted with Iron, Brass, Solid White Metal, Manganese, or Hated on German Silver. Also, Hiding and Pack Saddles of the latest improved patterns, Briulhs, &c,, in stock, or made to order on tho shortest notice. Our own make Stroni? Stock Saddles in every quality, cheap and very durable, always on hand. Silver on Solid German Silver Mounted Lined Point Riding Bridi-bb, with Steel Bits, from 17s, each. Good Rack Saddle (withmounts woight lib. from £3 15s. each, complete. Extra Strong Lined Point Bridles, from Os each. Portmanteaux, Valises. Courier and School Bags, our own make, in great variety. Try tho undersigned for Cheap SOLID NICKEL 1 SILVER Bits iind Stirrups. W. S. J O N E S. QUEEN-STREET. WORTH SHORE AND WAI'K J^NE royal mail coaches. Time Table: Leave the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore every MONDAY, WEDNKSHAY, and FRIDAY, on arrival of tho 9 a.m. boat from Auckland, colling at tho Lake, Lucas Crook, and Dairy Leav^Wade Hotel evory TUESDAY, THURS DAY, and SATURDAY, at 0 a.m., for the North Shore. FOR HlßE—Buggies of every description. Waggonettes, breaks and Coaches, Lidies and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses. Special Con veyances on hire for picnic purties to tho Lake anil all parts of the Nortn, with or without tlriVeJ' 3- C. G. QUICK, Proprietor. rpo THE UNEMPLOYED IN A.UCK- j X LAND. Both Males and Females in request. Also Mariied Couples Jrithotit anorfmbmnce tar Tho above will find suitable and lucr&yye employment by applying to ANN. ROBBRTSOK, • <■ v Servants' Home arid Registry. .. C!<)iinexßa,jisss(ton& WJllls-stesstc,'i'aai'axaog^



Medical. t_t i t c hen s' celebrated Blood K/Estoreki The Rrnovator op the Human Blood !! NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If tho Laws of (Health are observed, ordinary caro exorcised, and Blood Restorer Fbkelv __ Taken_J HITCH E N S' Celkbratku Blood Rbstobkb IS A CERTAIN CURE For tho Langour, Lassitude and Diseaso which attond tho Heat and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Fevers which bo quickly fasten on the debili tated ayßtom may easily we kritawax by tho timely use of this t2T MOST WONDKUKUL UKMKDYI "E* In'fact, by its uso tho Most Malißiiant of Tropical Fovera iiavk nKKN KJKCTiSDfrom tho Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fever-stricken Men huvo ■ been, as it wero, RAISED FROM THE DEAD I Ab is shown by tho following interesting TALE OF THE PACIFIC! A TALE OF THE PACIFIC. Wm. Opporman, Esq., a wealthy island trader, was for sorno months lying ill at Happomamma, an island of tho Klngsmill Grou.\in tho Pacific. Ho had beenaeizod with rhoumatlcfever, which WB3 followed by complicated disorders of a tot rib:y severo nature, asaumlng tho form of v specie^ of palsy never boforo known. Tho suf ferer's limbs swelled, tho legs lost all sensibility to pain; tho foot could bo wrenched round or the Bkin pierced withalanco without inflicting tho slightest suffering. Tho sick man was evi dently unconscious of his having legs, and hia brain was seriously affectod as if with lunacy. In this deplorable stuto ho was kindly brough from the islands to Auckland by Mr H. Honder son in tho schoonor Coionet, Captain Moeller and, being a German, he was received by tho German ConßUl, G. Yon der Hoyde, Esq , and placed in tho District Hospital, where ho re ceived treatment for three weeks with no indica tion of improvement, hia case being pronounced by one and all a. most hopeless one. Tho oaptaln of tho Coronof, knowing tha extraordinary cures had been effected by tho ueo of Hitchens' Celebrated Blood Restorer requested tho proprietor of the Blood Restorer to take tho case In hand, and a oontraot waa entered into of " No euro, no pay." Mr Hitchens proceeded to tho Hospital, examined tho invalid and found him in an apparently dying stato with scarcoly a spark of lifo loft. Mr Hitchens ordered tho suffering man to be removed to his (Mr H.'e) private re3ldence, whora his wants could personally bo attended to by Mr Hitchens The latter administered tho medicine (tho Blood Restorer) and used the ointment freely. Mean while clergymen called, pronouncing tho case beyond the power of man to effect a cure. How ever, af^or six weeks the effect of tho medicine became wonderfully apparent. Tho Blood Restorer h»d acted steadily bnt snrely on the blood; tho deadly impurities wera gradually eliminated from the system until the stream of life flowed unchecked in its natural channels orar tho entire man. The brain.be came clear and active, and the limbs once again reioiced in natural circulation, the patient rising to his feet cured of diuoases which had bafllcd the skilfof leading physicians, a living proofjof tho wonderful healing powers Of Hitchens Celebrated Blood Restorer. [TESTIMONIAL.] Auckland, N.Z. To H, A. 11. Hitohons, Esq. Before leaving Auckland on my return voyage to tho Islands, I have to perform tbo pleasing duty of acknowledging tho surprising ouro J have received at your hands. Coming to Auckland as I did a dying man, being palsied a?id generally unconscious, and hcarinn from others that no hope of recovery W6S held out by niedical men, I look upon you now as tho preserver of my life. I am convinced tjiat to yogil medlcjno alono is due the credit for my now bojng a liv}ng man. I beg to thank you mo3t sinceroly foj? tho kind; ness you have shewn me while staying in your house, and in conclusion would earnestly re commend nick people to use your Blood Restorer as it is tha most extraordinary purifier of the blood I ever heard of, or mot with in my travels. It is one of tho many good gifts of a beneficent Creator to his suffering children on this oarth. W. OPPKHMAN. Auckland, December 18, 1879. Signed in tho presence of G. Yon deb Hhydic, Imperial German Consul



Land and Estate Asrentß. T 'RAT T, B N N O X Estate agent and Vautato3, QUK]SN-3TREEr, AUOKIiAND. MONEY LKNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIEST-CLASS SKCURITIKS, OR IN VKSTICD IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. No Charge to Lkkdeu or Invkstor. FOR SALK, a Bargain, a Farm of 479 acres. There are 200 acres iv grass. Thero i« a good Family Residence of ten rooms, also neces sary outbuildings. This first-class property is only four miles frora the To Awamutu railway Station. Prico, £S 103 per ticre. Terms, £1500 cash • balance can remain on the property.— J. M. Lennox. Kstato Agent. Auckland. ITi KM ÜBI (A.—Family Residence, with li acres XV of freehold. Prico, £850.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estato ARent. ~, All „„„.,. „-. .t\ —Cottage and Freehold Allotment, ii i!4U. x 6 g ? i n Kybor Pass Road. Price, £110 cash.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. CITY.— A few minutes' walk from the Union Bank, a most desirable six-roomert Cottage, ■with freehold allotmont. lMeo, £100.— J. M. Lennox, Katato Agent, Auckland. f»iO DAIRYMEN and Othei-3.—One of tho X finest Dairy Farms near the city. Ohe land is subdivided into six paddocks and laid down in rhe richest Kr^lish grasses, is.well watered, and has a cottago erected upon it. I his flrat class Fflrm is admirably adapted for young stock or dairy purposes. Prico, £1,100; kMU cash, and the balance can remain upon the property.-J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. FOR a ALE, twelve miles from the city, a first class Farm of 120 aore3. with water frontago; all subdivided and laid down in Knglish grasses. Prico, £l.S0l) -J. M. Lennox. • > ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Ponsonby. «> Prico £lfi the three.-J.M. Lennox X INCOLN-STREKi'I' (Ponsonby) - 7-v(iomnd J.J" ResldeEce, with largo freehold allotment. lii c £'10.— J. M. Lennox. fti ORi'H SHORK.—7-roomed Residence, neur Si the Hcoch .with line freehold allotment. Price, £315.-J. M. Lennox; Estate Agent, Auek rvUj,_Bo Acres of Land in a BOod district. f^NQUKWraK. PARNELT.-A Fonr -0 roomed Cottage and Freehold AUotmontiii this rising district. Prico, £150.— J. M. Lennox, Ks tate agent, Auckland.^ -y^'Anf nucHt Place, Parnoll, with freehold nllntmi>nt — 7 M Lennox, Kstate agont. f! O l''AßMlolis and Othors.-One of the i Choicest. Farms in tho i-rovince. '1 here urn 217 acres wi 11 H 8 miles of. the city ; quality of hml ca nl , o t ho cxcelloi: largo nine-roomud Kirst-class litOo Farm of 20 Ivi. Acres; all fenced, and Cottago erected thoreon I'r'i'i;, £750.— J. M. Lennox. mo'ji-ARMKUH-A. choice Farm of 91 Acres. X 70 iieren of which are in good graHses alia fericpd sheep pront: tho Cottage is noatly built; tba land is all good and well watered: only U mi us from a Railway ; Htnt.ion. Prico, £80u.- J M. Lennox, Estato Agent, Auckland 1 EAKIKLD VIKW.-A 5-rooined Verandah fe Cottag" <n this favourite lac. ity, with lur«o froehold allotment. Tho cottage la.in beautiiul order.—J.'M Lennox, K-tulo Agent. -fcTKLSON-NTRKKT.-A compact and comfort- JN uhle ;Vroo.,ied residence, ii few minuUffl walk from tho Union Bunk. Colonial Oven in the kitchen: Cowl-houßoi and woodshed do tachod; allotment freehold. I'ncoiJoU.—J. M. TTiNciiNTrS rKKKT (Oity).-Noat Cottago and V Freehold Allotment . .Price, £250.— J. M. T?OR XsIlH! (n Hnrßnln)—A Hrßt-olass Kami F of •'.iii aori's in thn Waikato. with Houho, Orchard, fee. Price, .-UUjO.—J. Al. Lonnox. Kstato "/'or A.-l-Fivc-roomcd Cottnpte. in Pai;ot-strco% ±/250 f :.,vith nr K o lieehold allotment.-l'rleo, iC'TiO—I. If.l. Lomidx, Kniau> a«ont. \ lOl'N;" Kl)k:N.—ls AcroH, i>nrtly in Rrass, iV! wilh bmiull Jiouao. Price, WOO.-J. M. I,cniio>" I'situlM ,\uont. c.ti m-'-Six-roomod Cottiißiiiind freehold allot £,6\JV menMn l'arnull,—l. M.Lennox. IAARM bf 215 acroa, 50 miliwHoiith of Anok i land about C miles from tho railway m-flhai'ii. Siirdcn, and about, 100 acres in grass. Price, £5 )her acre.-J. M. Lennox. ~.... , nn rlr\— kißht-rooniod Ueßidonco, well llnishod ,Li»<>« i vi ,i (Hted up with ovory convenience, indniiingia ({Ood well of wati-r, freehold allot ment :!'.< xilWt.-J. M. Lennox, KtiUto axont, ~-, rn _ti'ivnr-roomod fottago and froehold .LUU allotment in Parnell, Terms easy.—J. M. Lennox. Kstato agent 0 , 4 r __TIIRI,K Cottages,with largo freehold X/4'.1<!.) niioun.>nt and good wi-H, situated in ho heart, of tho city. Let for 27a per week. Prico, £H5. A flrsttlasa investment.—J.M. Lon mix, Kslatoiiui'iit. l > | Q,:-Thrfu roomed HOUtfK and fiwhold &>idv itllotmontin Aloxftiidru-Bftroot. Price, 8130.— J. M. Lennox, Ksiato ajjont. r»o-i pf—COM'MODIUUS 7-roomod Residence lIJO XU j n lul , hourt of the city ; largo froohold allotment.-.1. M. Lennox, Ketate■OKOnt IT'RANKIiYN ROAD—A beautiiul Villa Re -1 Bidonce, with fr.sehold allotment, having a frontiLgo of 132 foot to Franklyn Road. Prico, iilioO. (iHH laid on, and evory convenience^ —J. M. Lennox, i (i.<tato agent. . T . ,„, _ . BuOWN-STWKIcr, I'onsonby—Lot 164. Price £35.-J. M. Lennox. . WAKKKIK.LD-STRICICT.— A bhop ariioming Mr. Huhbu'n, with freehold allotment, Prico. £3:JO.—J. M. liCnnox, Kutato agent. exr Pot Hou.ts, I'lvrms, and AUotmonts, see my loukadvertisement In 'Weekly Heruld." a INCOLN-BTRKET, FONSONBY.-A tji Blibftantlal, well-furnished Cottago, p{ throe rooms and largo scullery, with water laid on ; Freehold Allotment, pieusautly Hituatod. Prico, £160 J. M. LENNOX, Estate Aqknt, Aucklamd. R C. GIIKEN WOO D, 11OU8K, LAND, AND BSTa'tK AGKNT. CORNBIi OV BHORTLAND-BTBBKT. OnA ACRKS or Kich Hush Land, perfectly i)O( F level, ami only two miles from railway (station by h pcrfoctly level road, being portion of Tiiur-uki Block. This land is equal to any North oi Auckland, ami is covered with very valuable timber. I'riiy £! 5? an acre. 8 »>Jt lAl.'itKS of Hieh Mixed Hush Land in l^l/ithfl Walroa youth; joins Improved farms, a'nrl li«a well to the sun : six miiea from Mannrowo Railway Station by goodroud. Lund FOli. BALK, ono l-roomed (.'ottugo and two 2-roonril Coltiigea. s-tubl-, St. ; good well and lnrge freehold iillntmont, off Upper Qnoen- Btreet Very suitable for an expressman or oaoman. A\iil be Bold for cash, £2 0. 1X)\l SALk1. a Con.frrtublc l-roomed Cottage; larao freehold allotment, wood garden, well, ffiwl-hotme &c., &:<:.: N situutjd near the Eden Vino Hotel.- Price, £UO. I^OR SAIjK 0-roomed House and overqmirter 1 oi an acre freehold land, boing a corner iillntmont, having frontages to Kcgoiit streot and Kden Roid ; gcod stable, garden, well, Ko., i-c Price, £JUO. ITiOR SALK, (i-roomod Cottage m .St. Georgos ? li'y Roid, P»rnoll< large freehold allot ment ; noxt Mr Koala's property. Price, £300. ITiOR SALE, two 1 roomed Cottages m vVel lOßloy-Btroet Wost, oppohito ~ale-street; iillotm-iit N.-. 13, fii feet frontaga by 100 feet deop; both let to good tenants. Price, £350. ITiOR SAIK a Vory Superior Gentleman a 1 Resilenco at 010 Lake, North Shore; house large and enn-moriionn, grounds tastefully laid out, buid best in tho diitrief, view unsur t a-sed Prico for tho house, with 112 acres of rich land, £2000 ; terms vory easy. FOX. SALK. a V<ry Choice Farm, situated nearLako Takapuna, containing 120 acres good la.id; 50 acrc3 drained, liO acres fenced; good liousn and buildings. This farm Is well sltunted, and cupablo of boinc; made a very suporior humestead. Price, £700. FjURRiHjAiKi) COTTaUH: and Soullory, tOKCther with large freehold allotment, good well and garden, situated in Lower Hcp biirn-Btrcet. Price £225. CIOTi'AGH; in Edinburgh-street, Nowton; J largo cornor freehold allotmont; good garden, well, &c. House in thorough order. Prion £250. VILLA RKJPID KN CE-A Seven-roomed Houso in Spring-street, Ponsouby ; largo freehold allotment; good view; situation good. Trlco £5^5 Y"ILLA RESIDENCE, euitablo for a gentle man with a family; six or soren acres of good land attached; gcod viow; situated at Remuera. , \riLLA RKSIDifNf'K at Mount Albort; largo V and commodious grounds, wll laid out paddocks, subdivided land, wood Tiow, unsur passed j outbuildinctH nil that can bo desired; largo orchard and garden; Buitablofor a gentle man with a family. SEVKRAL good Allotments, Gundry-strcet, Newton ; £25 per allotment. ALSO— Two Allotments, ExotcMtroot, Now ton; £20 an allotment.. * LSO—A small Block of Land, ctntainmß six A allotment?., bottom of Gundryatruet. Oiler FARM— 120 acrea Good Land, all fenced, and GO acre.* in grass, 8 acres bush, now four roomed CottiißC, good Garden. Orchard. &c; eloso to railway station, about 2t miles from Auckland by ihst-class roads. Prfco £700. 171 ARM—SO acres J.and, 25 miles from Auck . Vvncl by water or road, all Improvod. in f?raßß or cultivation; soveral smtll clumps of Bush on the land; bounded by a itrcam ; good llvc-roomcd House, largo Harden, Orchard, &o. Steamer and coach go three times s week within halt a milo of tho farm. Prico £33). SUPERIOR FARM—2OO acres Hood Land on tho Auckland and Drury railway lino; station on the land; 100 acres in gruss, 20 acres bush, part in cultivation: surrounded by hrivini4 sottlors; comforiaolo Cottugo (six rooms). Sioukyard, Barn, Sheds, &0., &o. Prlo ■ £2,200. VILLAGE OF WAIUKU—ISO acrefl of very rich Lund for sa'e v: the Villago of Waiuku, being Lot No. 12. Will bo Bold a groat bargain. i, j MALL FARM—9 acres, on tho Mount Ros .O kill Road, with good four-roomed cottage. Only £150. t^/JL ACHES Land, partly improved; about 6 »?yt acres newly laid down in grMS: noarly all fenced. Large 1-roomcd House, sheds, garden. &c.; water frontago to creek. Only 20 n\Jnu(oa* walk from IVlannrowa station. R'icc, £275. IjAP.MCUUA VALL.KY:—A Farm Of 120 X acres; IQ acreß fenced and in grass, tho remainder being hush; also, J-roQHied House. garden, orchard, &c., &c. This is admirably suited for a dairy or cattle-roarinc farm, boing very irood land and about 7 wiles from tho Mnnurcwa station. l Jriee, £ISO. WAIROA 'SOUTII.-90 aoi'oß Land In tho Parißh o£ Taupo; creek frontago; 20 acres in grass, 30 acroa uluvial, lomainder good bush. Pi ico, 90s per acre. /'-ROOMED HOUSK fronting Stlo-Btroot, Froo- O man's Bay, on allotment 3fi Ceot frontago to Sale stros t by about 7li foot doon. House in Bplendid iiHiuir; good well, &o Prico, £180. A LSO, Four roomed House, Cook-stroet Woat; Xl. uooil well, &o. Prioo, £150. I! A f\ At''RICH Rich Bush land, fenced and I. .ihvJ' subdivided into pnddooks; good House, Sheds. Outbuildings, Orchard, &c., &c. /'»/"\ A ORES, unimproved, uitjoining the above; \)\J ail surrounded.by tho rtaiparivor. SMALIJ If ARM—IB acres very rich Voloanio Lund Bub-divided into paddoiks, plenty water, good roads, small four-roomed cottage. Pdco £050. FARM —SO aere3 Land close to railway, Bituatodin tho Waitakorei, joins Russell's t'.'irm. Prioo 20a an aoro. 1 tNIMPROVED FARM-100 aores Land close «U to towsship, Mahurangi; maiu road through tho land. Price 10a an acre. WANTED, Purchasers of property to call and sco list of farms, houaos, &o. Cornor of Bhoftl.'.nd and Queen streets. TST ANTKD to Buy. Cottago property. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, &c. &c, undertaken by B. C. GREENWOOD, , • , . AUCTIONEER, &O. ' QSipi: t'aißiir 3h or Hand uml Q.ucca Stroots,



Land and Estate Agents. CH AS. TJXr ILLIAMSON, HOUSK. LAND, AND ESTATIC AGHNT, 3, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. RKNTS and INTKRKST Collected. MONBY Invested for Capitalists on first-class securities, without Charge. Seven per cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentee*. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT:— Home-street, 12/ Duke-street, 28/ West-street. 21/ Parnell Rise, £i View Road. 30/ Kdwm-street 21/ Richmond Koad, 25/ King-street, 20/ Grattnu-street, 12/ George-street,fil Sussex-street. 20/ Victoria-street, £10 Randolph-street, 40/ Kyber Pass. 80/ Wyndham-street,£lolo/Grafton Road, 70/ William-street, CO/ Beresford-street 50/ Short-street, £9 Nolsou-street, 40/ Napier-street, 20/ England-street -10/ Curran-street, 25/ Union-street, Mil FrankUn Road, CO/ Day-street, 50/ Waitemata-street, 40/ Vine-street, 10/ Ireland-street, 30/ Snelly Beach ttoad, 30/ Dublin-street. 30/ West Newton. 25/ Pitt-street, 45/ Liverpool-street, 40/ Anjrfesea-strcet. 30/ Ponsonby Koad, 2a/ Hackett-street, 25/ Prospoct-Btrect, 15/ Conqußst Place, 30/ Norfolk-streot, iol Also, in various other streets at low rates. -POnrtn TO LEND, in Sums of 9S and up 3J£A)\)\J -wards on good aeonrity MOUNT ST. MAUr.-Well finished Five roomed Cottage for sale. Two allotments, two frontages, two tanks. Splendid view or 'pi!? n"-FOUR-nOOMED HOUSE for sale. i-ltlU. Good allotment; 45 minutes walk; from Union Bank. . . l?or»n —NEW Four-roomed House for sale in £200. ponsonby; well finished. Hnsy terms. PONSONBY.-Sixroumed House and largo allotment tor Bale, Tcnnscanbearranged. i'fe CASH, balance by wookly payments— 3t'O 0 New House in Nelson-street for sale, bay window; water laid on ; lino yiew, DRURY.— 225 acres Land for sale, half a mile f-om Drury; well watered; good soil, partly cleared, and sown with mixed grasses. /?« 3pf— Leaae'of Grocery Store for sale; central ■&O3 position in tho city ; six-roomed Dwell ing-house attached; low rental. C-OttA-Eight-roomed House, off Nowton JJAVVJ Koad, for sale; verandah back and front. Easy turms. . n i rf\— Now House in Ponsonby forsalo ; four 3JLOV rooms, two allotments, garden, &c. nqtrA New Mouse £or sale in Newton ; ilvo 3^/iiO'J rooms. Abo, two adjoining allot ments, if desired. /"iUKKN-HTKKKT.—Fino Business Premises W, for sain. /TuNDRY'S PAD DOCK.—Now Houso of five VT rooms, scullery, and workshop for sale. Garden, lino vlow, &c. On very easy torms. nn-n-six-roomed House in Kurangahapo JJaOV ]{ O ad for sale. Largo allotment; gas and water laid on. GRAFTON HOAD. — Com fortablo Family Rcsidnnco for Bale. Largo garden. FOR SALIC OR LKASK, ono of tho finest Hotels in the Wiiilcato, containing 30 roims; Bulondid billiard-room, flrst-clasH Btablinit, &c. Also, Town and Country Hotels on most advan tageous terms. POon—Sovon-roomed Houso in Nowton Road XO^-iw for Bale; every convenience; lino View. ]\I JiiWION.-Seven-roomed Houso for Sale; lv water laid on and well, garden, &c. Small di'positanrl weekly payments taken. ,<••.. An—Klvn-roumoil House for sale (brick), JJO\i\) within ton minutes o£ the Union Bank; gas laid on. BRIGHTON, PAUNKLL—New Six-roomed Houso for sale; can bo made into nine. Sea frontage ; lino view; Hourly 1 acre. Also, sovoral acres of Land adjoining for sale. .p., <k —Kive-roomod House for Pale in Now ' ZJAtU to n> with outhouses; two allotments planted. Good view. RBmUKHa.— Sixteen Acres Land forSalo; lino vlow of Kaoeoaurtio. Easy terms, ■PA r>f>— Largo new ifotisa for sale on Pon **uu sonuy Itoad, with Three Allotments ' 100 x 101. Splendid view. rpo MAKKKT GAIUJENKRS.-Small Farm X to let, with Bovoii-roomod House, 1 miles '. from Auckland, on Great Nortti Hoad, and also possesses water frontago; orchard and largo 1 i'jANMURK.—FINE FARM of 102 acres for 'JL Sale; all in grass; volcanic soil. Soven i roomed Houso, Stables, Cowsheds, &c. Tha , beat Dairy Farm In the province. J?inK—FOUR-ROOMKD HOUSE, near tho • a^XUO Turkish Hatlis, Quocn-street, for sale, po nn—New Suveii-roumed Houso for sale in *OJW Parnell. Corner AHotmont. Heautlful view. Also, Kive-roomed House (it £330. ' ALBERT PAKK—Several Leasehold Allot i •"• monta for Sale, with ilno views of Domain 1 and harbour. Also three Villa Residences. QTOICKS'S POINT—Small Farina for Sale, nn- improved and partly improved, on eaay j torms. '. CHARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Monnt Eden, -*- Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokorikl, Man i goro, Puremoromo.Kust Tamaki.Stokes's Point, Waltakerc), Hondorson's Creek, Papatoitol, ; Romuora, CambridKO, Littlo and Big Omaha, , Karloi, ltlverhead, Morningside, Mahurangi, Wainui, Oamaru, Ararlmu, Coromandel, Mer i oury Bay, Oknihn, North Shore, Owhiwha, Razorhack, Papakura, &c. Also, sco list in New Zealand Herald and Weekly Newt. iCHAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. Vuloan Lank. , Sewinsr Machines. THE GREAT IMPORTER, HAS JUST KECKIVED NEW GROVER AND BAKER'S DOMESTIC HAND MACHINK, 3amk as thk ahove, £-110s. All Kinds of Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 2s. Cd. Per Week! 2s. Gd. Per Week ! 2s. 6d. Peii Week «T ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED "EJ rjIUE /^REAT "T^ICPOT, QUEEN STREET. [KSTAULISHKD 1855. OEWING IyrACHINES. QRKAT REDUCTION IN PRIOKS. Tho undcrglgnod, iv view of tho strong com petition now going on in this branch of business are alto prepared to do a littlo saerillcing, and will supply tho undermentioned Machines until the end of tho year at tho followiug pricos or LOWER : £ s. d. Wkik Maciiink, and usual tools _ 2 10 0 Raymond ~ „ „ ... 210 0 Pkinckss of Wales „ r ..HO SUAKKSPEAK „ .... 310 Q Wiu-cox and Qinns, Automiitio toy Hand 8 19 0 Wilt.cox and Gmns, Automatic for Treadle .. 7 10 0 Singier (Family), Gonuino.. .. ..850 Sinokk (Medium), Gonuino .. .. C 10 0 INOER (Family), best Knglish mako .. 610 0 Domkstio, old style, with Grover ntid Daker printed on Arm and Troadlo fl 10 0 Domkstic, new kind, with Domostio printed on Arm and Treadle.. .. 010 0 Tub Above we Hays in Stock and Expect is a Few Days : Whbklbk and Wilson.No. SMaohino, which wo Bhall yell at .. _ .. ClO 0 Homk SjtV'wi-K. diruot from Now York..' ~ ..000 PvICQ on arrival, Together with numoroua oilier ldnda, and wo novor advertiso v Maehiuo that wo cannot obtain and supply. CALL AND jJNSPKCT. We Makb NO SHOW and do NO PUFFING but wo bavo tho LARGKBT STOCK IN AUCKLAND at any rato. Wo do not hire Machlnen, consequently we do not huvo to palm Secondhand Machinks upon unwary or trusting customers as Nkw Onies. We guarantco i,vory Machine to bo .uonuino as stutml, and any contradiction of this oy any porsou is UNTiiUK and Disi.ionouuadl/K. A written Warranty and unlimited and proper Instruction is always given frco. We recommend all Persons, from an ex perience of 21 yup.rs, to buy while they can tho DUMHSTIC at tho prices oilerrod. It is by far j tho best and simplest Ijtick-siiteh Machine ever ! put on tho market, and wo do no: say buy it ! from ua, however much wo would like you to j do so, but wherever you can meet with it. It is the perfection o£ mechnnircm, and the most durable Machine ever made, excepting tne WILLCOX AND GIBBS. All Slngar'u Machine Needles, la per dozen Sihpor'a Shuttles, 3s each. La: go Mottles o£ Oil, tid. Very Larfeo Bottles of Oil, 96". Hollar Skates, 203 per pair. W. H, SHAKE SPEAR & GO. 216, QUBEN-3TRKBT., Av6iiLAND,



Ironmongery, &c Tp L V rp B APS! FLIES CAUGHT BY TEE MILLION. Illllllliil No House, Restaurant, Hotel, or Shop should be without several o£ these useful articles. NOW LANDING, Ex '.Amelia Ross,' fkom Niav Yoek, 30 O ASICS OK THE ABOVK. 3"C» JPoRTEIt & Co., IR ONMONGEBS AND IKON MERCHANTS, (JUEEN AND HIGH-STREErS, AUCKLAND. MANGLES AN ASSORTMENT OF WELL-KNOWN MAKES, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVK. E. PORTER-& CO., IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. AMERICAN nnOOLS. A LARGE VARIETY OF,;AMERICAN TOOLS, NOW LANDING, Ex 'Amelia Ross,' fkom New Youk. E. PORTER AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. GARDEN "O OLL E H • JLk) AND Ij AW N MOWE RS. In Stock, SEVERAL SIZES OF ROLLERS Also, Now Landing, ex ' Amelia Ross,' a shipment of AMERICAN LAWN MOWERS JJ O PORTER & (JO., IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUKEN,.STREET & HIGH-STREET, ou AUCKLAND* 3" -f



Merchandise. L-r-j, -VTATHAN & CO., • Urn IX WAREHOUSEMEN WINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SHOUTLAND-STREET. AUCKLAND. Indents for English or Foreign Firm3oxecnted on favourable terms, under tho personal sttPer- Tision of our London firm. LONDON OFFICE: 10, COLEMAN-STRS T. miIOMAS PEK Ii V & S ONS' FIRE AND THIEF-RESISTING SAFES Suitable for all Risks In FOUR SIZKS specially adapted for »PP kocpera and Country Storekeepers. * 83" WE HAVE SOLD OVEE FIFTY SHIS YEAR. L. D. NATHAN & CO j " fm L E C T Ii I C L I G Hi'" KEROSENE OIL. . This superior refined Oil is tho best iwniK makkkt, and has been proved by the Goern ment Inspector to stand te3t of over 120 de^es. It gives v. clear, brilliant light, and burns titn out flickering. ] 000 CASKS 0N SALE BY IL. D. N A TEO & CO. ■vr c w m c as XX S.B. KILLARNEY FROM FOOOIOO DIRECT. SKASON-1879-80. MARK DNB Our FIRST sniPMKNT of thi3 Seaons Wowlli, ci-nsisting of over 2COO PACKAIKS by above Steamer, haH arrived, aud as the $Uc tion has hai:n specially made by our at F.jochovv to suit this market, we antic Use a quick Su,lo. Samples for | Liquoring can bo had oiap plication. «■• L. D. NATHAN & CO. T> I A N OS. Wo havo Jost Received tho follocin PIANOS, per " Langstone' :— ' From JoeKPii Kirkman & Son, Lonibn;— 2 Ilosewood and Walnut New iMoel, Tri c ord, Boudoir, Cottage PIANOFJRTBS (7 octavos) 2 ditto. Semi-Cottage. From Erard, Paris— 0 COTTAGE PIANOS, Latest Sttfe, and Full Compass. L. D. NATHAN & CQ TIHE attention of the Trade is tailed to tho Large Shipment of C I G A B 3 Now Landing ex 'Islt of Bute' and 'LangsW'Gt' con elstiiiK of. 13 cases, comprising— IIAviNNAn, Gbkman, and!, 1 Swiss Cioaus Fancy Cigaricttts Scbntkd Snuff. «r Samples 'Now on View. "Hi L. D. NATHAN & CO. WALTHAM THATCHES Wo; bopri to notify tho arrival, t>y the b.s. Zcalandia,' of a Shipment of these Colebated WATCHKS, and also a l.arco Reduction lithe prcsont prioo list, L. D. NATHAN & CO. ; OISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & OkTS CELEBRATED PALE BRANDY. fNWohavo always on'har.a the aooro cob bratcd Brandy, ,111 bulk, cases, ono star.fotr star (vory old mild), flasks, half-flasks, qmrtor ■laska, crystal barrels, decanters. aud2-Gallon Crystal Vats. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Importers. 15 UL L D° G MASK CAUTION. (Uicad's Bottling Patknts). RKAD BROTHERS, of London, tho Sol» OriKinatoM and Utily Registered Joint Owner* r>«,"2 lit?t^ lys iAlnl' k be« Purchasers or" BULI I)(3« ALE & «TOUT to See that, their na^e U on tno Labels, otherwise it is Not Bottlbb BT Tukm, as it always was formerly. fflS^??rote r r 3 c^t 1* Kist Fineat Ale in tho World. Both Capital and skm aro allied to make it a standard of excoUence, This Stout combines dap ricjineas \tith tha " edge" that is deyelbpea only by prolonged storage in vats of great capacity, such as Messrs Guinness's; and the bottling arrangements are I a guarantee f 0.: prime condition. L. D. lATHAN & C 0.,! SOLE CONSIGNEES I



w»iK:a,TO Advertisements. QOOMBES & pTTcTe, HAMILTON EAST. ■ ~. . GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS,' COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGICMT3 N.8.-Goons FORWARDED THROUGH' from AncHand to ATX pabts ot P iiiko an a Waikato Districts. J)UKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEfc; EiO BE El KIEK WO o ~ (Formerly of National Hotel) sag ffl-HWSfcsiaffc XTOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTET' ' IS MORRINVILLK.PIAKO. [; JOHN~WOOD • : i;',' Begs to draw tho attention of Tonrl ß » n =^ Travellers to the above Con modioua ISd Handsomely furnished Hotel, in the central the maijnifloent Piako District; J<>om the Hotel the Te Aroha mountain, and other bold S unrivalled s-enory, maybe gazed upon Knrenfried's Sparkling Ale, noted th'rouehmir the colony for its excellence, is alwanto stopk! Good Stabling. Secure Paddocks. Buggy and Saddle Horses on Hire. " J. WOOD. PROPiusrrcm. MD E L. r~N E "-V. o Begs to announce he has assumed Proprietorship of the OHAUPO HOTEL, which ia pleasant'y situated at tho present terminus ot the Waikato Hallway, and offeMan excellent lesort for Traval'era, Tourists;, ar.di Sportsmen. Livery ».nd Bait Stables. M.DELANKY PnormETnß. ■JW ATIONAL HOTEL; OAMlllllDßE.'.. Mr. Andrkw Raynes, late of WaWnaJkmln ' ' ta'*esthis opportunity of informing his frionila' and ihe public cenenilly thut ho ha* assumed' themanaitcrrcrt of the above favourite iU.tch' where he inter .ds to be known us a.murk in tha Waikatf) lor «o»d liquors, good accommodation. and moderate charges. • .1 jIgAMILTO'N RAILWAY~NQTIgE ; . B. EDWARDS Begs to inform the public that a Coach, carry ing 12 pmaengera and luggage, mceta trrery' train arriving from Aucldand. ChargcH reason-1 able, special Carriages provided to order on instructions being sent per post or teli-ianhto' li. KDWARDS, •"" • : Livery and Bait Stable?!; ■''-' Hamilton. .• J BATE S 'sAUDLBR AND HARNESS fIIAKKB 111A DUKE-STEEETi CAMBRIDGE, IS NOW OFFERING: Good Strong Plough Harnesl from dss parse ' Stock Saddles (a good comfortable article) ' £3 73. Cd, Strong.stock Saddles (our own make), £310 , Gents' All-ovkb Hogskin Saddles, frora £510s. TjAdiks' Saddles, from £410s. Stuck Bridles, from 7s. Gd. !. , I Buggy Harnkss (ailver-mountod), from £9. A Good Supply of Fakcy Good 3, Leggings, Courier Bag 3 [ Etc., Etc., I£tc. Repairs executed «it!i efficiency and dispatch by experienced wori-.mrii. I. B A T E S, DUKE-STRKET. CAMBRIDGE. (TAMIL TON, W AIKA.TO.I' 1' JUDDM BOARDING HOUSE (formerly JACKSON'S). GKORGE JUDD (late Ccok at Pearce'a Commercial Hotel) having leased the above premises and made extensive improvements, will be glnd to see his old friends, visitor?, and travellers, where he trusts lhat cleanliness, com fort, and an unsurpassed tablo will insure a continuance of patronage, and a kind recom mendation. N.B.—Good Paddocks. mHE ALPHA rjOTELjj KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. li. B A L LI N, Proprietor.' |"° Visitors and ■ Travellers will meet with Com fortnb.'e Accommodation. ' Loose Boxes, <: . . , ■ Goad Stabling, ■_ .. XT A MILT ON JUNCTION.; Travellers from Auckland would study their own interests by staying at JAMES' RAILWAY, HOTEL;!! . HAMILTON JUNCTION. ■■.- Vismms tq Cambridge and thkintesios I would thus lose no time, as Omnibusses and tha! I branch line leave James' Hotel after breakfast' every morninßat 5.30. . Meals at all hours. Exi cellent accommodation for Commercial f ravel* m ers. Tourists. Ladies, and Families. CO MM E It (J I A I H OT?tiii TK AWAMUTU, WAIKATO. ' ' 1 J. DEVIN Begs to inform the Auckland anagWaifettp Public that he has OPENED the ftEW HOTB ; ,at To Awamutn, and will b3 happy < •■'■■' ' the patronage and support Settler and tho Travelling Public. : J. D. will sparo no effort to nYatro the COM MKRCIAL a First-class Family Hotel, anda i popular resort for travellers. ;■■. , ... .. Tho Billiard Room Is supplied with sit M Allcock Tablo, imported especially for tha New I Hotel. • , I .1 j The best brands of "Wines and Spirits. . Good Stabling and Paddocks. J. DEVIN, Pkoprietor. jTpUKE WOOL .WCATIIii.S.SES. ■ : ALRERT~pbTTER, '',' ', 1 , WOOL STAPLER AND SCOURRR, i;i|| HavinK had repeated applications for Woo , cleaned by "his procosis for th,e purpose of 'making Bids, Mattressos. &c, has induced him to Introdnco to tho not'eo ot ladies1 and gontlo> men, prlvato families, hotel and boarding-hotisa* ■■ keepers, especially (nvalicis, and the pubiio in' general of New Zealaud, his Purm \7ooi* Mattrksses, Sq.uftbs lor Sofas and Couches. Beds for Children's Cots, Settees,'&c, and W : doing so would besr to observe that tho Wool W» • Matti'essos aro stuffed with is divested of alldirt^ ■ animal and glutinous ma.tors, and is entirely frea ifrom impurities of every description, •'tho'nhreS iof tho Wool1 retaining all its elasticity 'anil : flexibilitr, as when in tho previous stnte^—tlis yolk." Thorefare persons usiugtlism willnptlß, Bubjcct to those very disagreeable vapours wliich ! tho pressure of the borty, as: isted by Its Heat njion impure animal and other Huhstancos, omits, and1 the many diseases which follow it, as an acting cause. ■ ~...■ ~ ..,_; '$ HamUton, Waikato, MaroK 18T9. " ; Medical Tkstihony. ■" i - f' l ■ ! Hamilton, April 15,1879.—5 ix, I havo carefnil looked over some speoiinens of your Wool pro ; pared for Mattress making, and find it not only excellent in quality but free from any disagree ablo smell or greaso. Tho Wool is so carefully '*' carded' that no " felting" can take place, thus ensuring that beautiful softness and elasticity s essential to a bed. Ifor some years I have aseel; Wool Mattresses in jny own house 'pre pared by nny.-<nlf, onal sreatly prefer themt-oajir^tif*' kind: but, youiar oxcel me in the softness antti ehvstic charactor of your "carded " woolsi.— lam . sir, youra obediently, K. Wabwkgto.v, M.D.—, ! To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton Past. Auckland, Apri125,1579.-J certifyJhat M"'VO carefully examined some specimens of Wool, ■ prepared by Mr Pott'-v of Wtukato They are beautifully clean, iica from any dis aareep-blo sntell: and in my opinion aro vory suitable for Mattresses, would be very elasho, ::y.i warm atd comfortab!e.-THOS. B. Kbndkj.idjh* M,R.C.S., L. fe X, .ill.- ■■ ■ fi)«V <■ I havo carefully examined the two sample* o£ . Wool which you grave me, ami find them ow««- • lively clean, f'-ow from nmell, and'aaunraaly fitted for tho manufcatnw of Mattresses, sni: : Cushions, 0110 of which' I also inspected. I con-. ,i.:-; Bider a well-mado Wool Mattress morehcaltny ahd oomfortalilo tliao 11 feather bediand.juoi^ ; mi: from tho samples Isaw in your possession, . I oan most conscientiously recommend tpo j materials and the work.-Oiu'-. F. GokDSjMRO,, M.X)., bellow ot the Koyal College of PKysicisn. eta—To Mr Albert Potter. Hamilton. *wkat(» C 1 QUICK'S TlMltlP' •auckl'and^l^b'-whx^^^ il Leaves A uoklaiid: Twr-i' « 12 noon . , .■■m&WW". ' W 5 p.m. , !>.,SW?"» n . -a Saturday—Leaves Auckland, 1 2 JWi', M>a y Whan' [8.303 B.»: a»A; I p.m. ■ , . ..■ «!i >'■- '''''"f mOURISTS TO' THE' HOT JLAKJB X woiUddowe feomnwnlcatowitii : . | EDWIN ••BOBBBTSONi.:;"-" LIVERT AND BAIT STABLK3 DEVONI'ORT ROAD. TAOTANGfi • Who can always provide»v"rS Sodßte descriptioni Ladies' and gentlemen Horses. Hack Horses: a so,^P 9rlchawOT nW( and Guides at an hour's no^!^ attended to. reasonable. Telegrams prompW »>•.«... • Notp, tho address ! ____— -rr^—~- — ~rr~'' TPT owMAN'S COACH Tltf^ ,j J-SJ^»««- .;! ; From Auckland: "" " ■',% 1.30 p.m s!m,:vM«