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Auctions. FRIDAY, JUNE 4. THE H A V MA R KE T. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next. ' LAERTE3,' by ' Marybyrnong.' ALFRED BUCKLAND. jpOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. WAIUKU— Saturday, Junes PUKEKOHE— Monday, June 7. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Rcmueia Yards, on Thursday next, Juno 3rd, at 1 o'clock, 6 Good Dairy Cows 140 head well-f attod Cattle COO Fat Sheep and Store Sheep Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. THE PAPAKURA YARDS, THi-' usual Monthly Sale will be held at the Papakura Yardsion Wednesday next, when A LARGE NUMBER OF CATTLE WILL BE YAKDKI). consisting of: Dairy Cowa. Store Cattle, Calves Yearlings, &c. Also, 10 Lo-ig-wooHed Ewes and 1 Ram Horses, Sheep, and Pigs. AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1 P.M. HOBART TOWN BULBS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MA R 1 (Furniture Department), A Case of well assorted Tasmanian Bulb 3. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 11 A.M. GLASS! GLASS! To be sold on Account of whom ifcmaj Concern. To be Sold by Auction, AT ARTHUR'SMART. on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock, 37 eases Glass, assorted sizes. W. S. COCHKANEJ. [JAMES DACRE. "" MONDAY, JUNE 7. By Order of the Reoistkar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD AT PONSONBY. The Property of W. E. Westbeach. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from th<3 Rogistrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dlstrlot, to sell, at their Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 7th Juno, at 12 o'clock, ytT.T. THAT PARCEL OF LAND in the Provincial District of Auckland, being Lots Noe. 4 and 5, of a Subdivision of Allotment No 22, of Section 8, Suburbs Of Auckland, having a frontage of 80ft. to John-street, with a well-built Cottage erected thereon. For farther particulars ar-ply to Mr Walter James Hill, Solicitor, 36, Shortland-street, or SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COCHRANE. J [JAMES DACRE. MONDAY, JUNE 7. NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, NEWMARKET. THE subscribers will sell, at their Land Mart, Fort-Btroot, on Monday, 7tb Juno, at 12 o'clock, A Comfortablo and Substantiallr-boilt Cot tage of Bix rooms, all well finished throughout, recently erected on a free hold AJlotmont (part of the Uto B. Turner's property), having a frontage of 40 feet to tho Parnell and Newmarket Koad. Terms very easy. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. \T. S. CO3HRANE.] [JAMKS DACRE. MONDAY, JUNE 7. By Oeder of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, POLLEN, MARY, AND MACKAY STREETS, SHORTLAND. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, to Bell, at their Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, June 7 next, at 12 o'clock noon. ALL THO3E FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, situated in Pollen and Mary-streets, in tho Township of Shortland, being Lots 136, 438, 439, 440, and 411, Block 111. And also, ALL THOSE LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENS situated in Mackay-street. in the Town of Phortland, being Lot 569, Block 11., and Lot 431, Block V.—the Leases of which expire on tho 3lßt December, 1889— WITH ALL BUILDINGS thereon ereotea, The said Freehold and Leasehold Lands being those comprised in two deeds of mortgage bearing date respectively-the 26th April, 1872, ana 4th May, 1872,—r. n 1 made respec tively between Frederick Ru b'nson Packard, therein described of tho one part, and John Nichol Crombie, therein also described of the other part, and registered in the deeds registration office at Auckland as No. 2725 D and 2744 D. Further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers, anil conditions of sale may bo in spected at the offices of the vender's solicitors, Messrs Hesketh and Richmond, Wyndham- Btreet, Auckland. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCnRANE.] [JAS. DACRB. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. THE "TOMATO NURSERY," ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, P A R N E L li. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from Messrs. Bcethsm & Co. to sell by pnblio auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, June 9, at 12 o'clock, THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PKRTY, eituata en St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, and known as the "TOMATO NURSERY/'subdivited into 11 Ijarge Allotments, Having average Frontage of 16 feet each. On Lot 5 is a nevor-failing spriDg of water. On Lot 19 is a greenhouse stocked with vines in full bearing, to bo taken at a valuation; aUo, a good well atid a cart-shed. Terms: One-third cash; balance may remain on mortgage for one, two, or three years, at 8 per cent. Plans can be seen at the offices of Mr. C. Wil lamson, Kstato Aget, Vulcan Lane; or SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. UNRESERVED SALE OF GENERAL DRAPERY CLOTHING, HATS CAPS, COLLARS, HOSIERY UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLENS SCARFS, FLANNELS, Etc., Etc. THE undersigned has received instruc tions to sell, at hia rooms, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, A PARCEL OF THE ABOVE. WiTnouT Reserve. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. AOPIRI COAL MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company aro now SUPPLYING COAL Bt their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at the following prices:— Household (lumpy) .-. 12b per ton Steam (screened) 10a „ eiack— l 3;; In Truck-loada oi 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Auckkcd, Newmarket, and One hunga, will Tjo received at tho ComtJuny' Office, Kort-Btreet. Orders lor other Stations, addresses to th Mine Manaier, Tauplrl Coal Mines, lluntl and aceour-panted by remlttaace, will h 1 I promptly tMtoaOcd fco, j:: jS^. SitANZ SCHEBFir,



Merchandise. qHOOTING REASON, 1880. |» E. POKTER Jt CO., II Licensed Dealers under the II "Arms Act," ijj Beg to call tho Attention of Sporta f I men to their Annual Shipment, U| just Landed, ex ' SUacathro, nj from LondOD, of i| Doublo and Single Muzzlo-loading i'l Guns , , y Double and Single Breeoh-loading \p\ Guns i 11 Hill s felf-extractor Revolvers 'M British Constiibu'ary Revolvers It Bull Dog Hevolvers |( Curt h and Harvey's Sporting Pow- II Hall's Sporting Powders 1 f Pigou.Wllks.and Lawrence 8 Hport- I SI ingPowder3 nF'il Walker Pariter and Co.b Patent I'll Shot, in 10 *nd 281bs bags til Kloy's Porcuss'.on Caps lira Shot Pou hes ■H Single »nd Double Shot Belts fcfi'jj ■ Powder FJasVs ÜB| Kley's Central Fire Cartridge Cases IH Eley's Pin ifiro Cartridge Cases 1H Jeiferie's Cartridge-fillinK Machines ill Cloth and Felt Gun Wads IfPra Central Fire Kecappers HllPll Barclay's Patent Loaders Kail Powder and irh >t Meaaurcs •jy4-|r\ Cartrid.e Belts Mfim !ft Game Bafca "Avfilo Gnn NIPDIe3 KCr Nipple Key* Cleaning lio^s Wslk Pocket Barrel Cleaners VA Wad Cutterß «??\ Bullet Moulds iUfflL Leather Gun Casea iPlffla Dram Flasks H|> Dog Whistles and Collars 111 il!! Ilk The above aro nil from tho 1111 i ilk b?Bt I™kor8> anrl ma J" be 11 had at very reason iilllllSiim prices" QUEEN HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. G. W. O WEN & C a MERCHANTS, FORT-STBBET, Have for Sale, to arrive ox brig 'Emperor,' from Lyttelton : 22 Tona WOOD'S FLOUR, in Sacks, lOC's and 50's Ex * James A. Stewart': 200 Saoka OATS Ex ' Annabell,' from Adelaide : 10 Tona DUNN & DUFFIKLD'S FLOUR, in Hacks From Oamnru : 800 SacksBBKST SHORT OATS 300 Saoks MILLING WHEAT 60 Sacks OATMEAL Ex ' Loch Dee,' ' John Bull,' &c.: RAISINS, CURRANTS CANDIED PBKL TARTARIC ACID SALAD, CABTOR, & HAIR OIL PICKLKS WHITE STARCH, MUSTARD WASHING & 81-CARB. SODA WHITING MILLER'S BAKING POWDER BLACKING, BLACKLEAD ESSENCES BATHBRICK, COLOURED TWINE SARDINES CONFECTIONERY, &c, &0. COARSE & FINH SALT Ju»t Landed, ex ' Peerless,' ' Ethel,' ' Hero,' &c. 30 Tons FLOUR, 50 Saoka OATMEAL 280 Sacks BRAN, 300 Saoks OATS 220 Saoks POLLARD, 20 Cases CHEESE 350 Boxes DbROUBAIX JHNAR CANDLES 600 Mats and Gunnios SUGAR 220 Boxes TEA 60 Half-Che3ta ditto Also, ex Late Arrivals : TKAS, in Half-Chests and Boxes SUGARS, from tho Melbourne and Sydney Reiining Companies OILMEN'S STORES & GROCERIES, in Variety. Drapery. w E HAVE NOW THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF MEN'S, BOJT&', YOUTHS', & CHILDREN'S AVKRCOATS (With and Without Bkltb) NOTHING SO CHEAP IN THE COLOMES. TIJEN'S TpiNE JJKAVY QOATB, Down to the Heels, PHILLIPS' MART, 172, QU3EN-BTRBKT.



Dampier's Advertisement \\JllAT DO YOU THINK OF THE V Following Wondorful Bargains 1 First of all I am Belling: off the Jewellery at about tialf-price. Lo;.>k for yourself in the window. Having also just bought 110 dozen of Barry a ('clcbivUed. Trieopherons for the Hair, lean now s '11 it at U 3d tho Bottle ; also, a largo quantity o£ Moiley's Knitting Cotton, aiir'ereir, numbers reduced to Is !M tho lb.; Fingering Wool (all colours) reduced to 3d the Hank ; Sktinß of Silk. Id the dozen, usual price. Id each ; Large ckcins of black do. G for 2d; 60 yd. reels if "Silk, lid, or Is Id the dozen; Men's Drill Drawers, 2s 6d; pretty Fancy Basket 3 9d; Silver Snake Bracelets reduced to (id; Silver Sets of Brooch and Ear rings, reduced to Is Bd the set,; Silver Brooches. Cd; Good Sizes Towels, 3d; Lyon's celebrated Kathairon for the hair, Is tbe bottlo; Vandyke Braid, Id to 2d the Bundle; Ladies' Carpet Slippers, la the pair; Ladles'and Men's Superior do. Is 9a ; Children's Odd Socks, Id each [ Odd Ciloves, Id each; 170 gross fresh Dress Buttons, 21 to id; Infanta' Soft Brußhes, Is; fresh lot Ladies' Blaok and Coloured silk Mits, Is 6d the pair, worth about 3s; Superior xJlue Herge la 3d yd; Fresh lot of »ilvered Necklaces, Is Cd; lioya Dux Collars, 11 and Hfc 11 the box; do., size 1.4 and 12i 6d; Ladies' and Men's uiand-up do. (boxeß broken), Id the box; Men's Is Cd Winter Socks (damaged). Id tha pair; Ladieß and Men a (ok Soles, Id tho pair ; Bau de Cologne, 6d tho bottle; Wonderful Acrobats for children, 9d; Money Boxes, 2d ; Bed-room Door Mats, 2s each; Peerless Globs, for shiniDg boots without brushes, 9d the bottle; Small Clocks, in going i rder. Is (id each; Ladies' Boot Uppers, for the bootmaker*, la tho pair; Ladles Htays, 2s; Htavy Cotton Blankets, 53 the pair; Slatu Liuiog, 3d the yd,; Dimity, 1* the y*.; Diaper, lid • Clunny Lace, Id to 3d; Black Hookes Eyes, 2 cards for Id; empty Boot Trunks, 'in lid to ss; Boys' French Peak Caps, Is; Boot Klaatic, 6d tho yd.; Whi o do. (aamaged), id tho yanl; Crouhot Cotton, 2Jd tho hank; largo Cukes of Glycerine Soap, 7 for IB ; Brown Wind9ordo., 7 lor Is: largo Bars of Glycerine Soau Jd. soli! f:equehtiy at Is tiliewher* ; Ktw lasting Trimming, Kd tho yd.; Men's BUck and Coloured S»t.n Scvrves, 1«; Windsor do., Is; Steel Knitting fins, Id the pair; Frilling 2d tj Is; fresh Lot Pl-iid Silk Squares, U 6d: Pomj, id the box; |Cream La d and Foreign 'lulled Noto Paptr.ad per quire; Cream Laid Knve opes, 2.1 the packet of 25 ; Lead Pencils, lid the dozen ; Superior do., 9d the doztn; Infant Hats, 2d to la; Mot's Socka, 3d Ladies' Whitj Stocking*, 3Jd ; Ladi' s' Coloured do., 6d ; Men's Good thirty 2a 6d, with Collate Boys' Shirts, without Collais, Is 3d; Silesia, 6c tuuyd.; Boj s' Sachels, 18 ; Slate Peucils, Cd the box of 100 e>r 12apouuy; Unbleached Calicu, 4Jd 'luikey Twill, lOd the yd; Grand, lsjpolls Black Vack Lac?, id the yd.; dwits Embroidery ■id per yd.; Coat Buttuis, 6i the dozen; AkiC Haukerihiefs, 2d ; Black aud While Berlii Wuol, 3d the dozen. Come and see th< great s:.ow of other colours at Id the dozen gooa KaoK Comb*, 2a; damaged ditto, Id Puraes, Id to 9d ; S issord, 3d; Pou Knives, 3d t< Is ; Ladies' und Girls' Umbrellas, 2s ; Kle«au ditto, 3s; Tape, Cd Iho dozen pieces ; Children'! Books, 2a tho pair; Tooth Combs, 2d to (jd Hoi.- Brushes. Is; Marketing i.ns, good sizo 9d; Men's Bows, Id, 2d, if d, and la ; C.ondfl, 3d, I am eellint such lovely pioturo packwtsof .-uedles, coutaiu ing 100, with gilt heaas, at lia the packet, whict is much cheaper than joa can buy them else whore without tho picture. Lurg» assortment of Hibbons at (id tuo y»rd: a f*w Wineoj Frocks left, at Is 3d; Silvered Looking Glasses Is ; Ball atays, reduced to 2d (id tho pair ; Jei Bracelets, Cd tho pair; Ladiya' H...S.Boots,£sCd House Boots, 2s Cd; Warm Felt ditto, 3s (id Ladies' Companions, Id, 2s, aad 2s (id; sue:l pretty Albums in tho window at Is each Ladies' Glore-Kid Shoos, Cs, worth 10s (id Laces for the Shoes, 5d tho dozen; lot of Child rons Auokland-niado Boots, cheap; Boot Laces ■id the dozen ; Youthu' Fell Hats, 2sod; Men'sdo. 3s Cd; Gonts" Double Pocket Books, Is ; hand some Day Books, Is 3d ; P*arl Collar otuds, Cd Men'B Siud Suites, with putent faitonors, Is the Bet; Girls' Stays, 2s Cd; Wool Slippor Patterns, L's Cd tho pair ; Wind JTassels, 2d caoh ; 200y«. Keels Clark'c Glazed Cotton, Id thoreol or lOd the doz.; Lai'Kt To.lat Covers, l)d: Florida Water, 2s Cd; Ball Dresses, reduced, from £1 to 8s; Bluok Vel veteen, 2s Cd the yd ; Ladies" Wandsoino Night dresses, 3i Cd ; vVorked Drawers, 2s ; ladies' Velvet flats, 3a; Brown Holland, Cd ; Merino, laCd; Mai'acn, reducod to 1* 31 the yd.: Wi» coy, 3Jd; Union Damask. 2s 6d the yd.; Tweed, lsß lid the yd; " Sohool cUtes, id ; P.Udb, 3a tho yd.; Iluuusomu Motal Dreas Hoioers, 3d.; Itimiuikirs Asboi led Scents, Cd iho bottle; Back Combs. Lkl. Come aud see iho Koduction in Ladies Linen Collars und Culls ; Black, W Into and Coloured Worsted, on tlui counter, 2el tno skein, or two for 3d; Iteadiug Glasses, Ud each; ti few packets of Knuting Cotton, vligluly Buiiod, tid tho paek.t; M.n's Now-i'ashiuiicd Felt Hats, la Cd; L;id.eb' Jusophino Kid Gloves, is and 2s the pair ; Black aud While Half Brushes', Is; Tooth iirushud. Id and Ud; JSail do., Id; Su preme Handsome Clothes Biushea, la ; lntants' Soft Bniatios, Is; Liuou.bun.onß, with two holts, Is Cd the box of over 12J; F*ncy Jowollory 80.N..P, la oach; Wool Half-squares', Is Cd ; Wool Scarves, 2s; Gents'do., la li-i; i>luck nuiOruu menis, Id each ; Watch Guards, with whistle, 3d; Pretty tiooteos, lid the pair; I'ipiug Lord, 18 knots for Cd ; Figured (very wide) Kibbon Velvet, Is tho yd; childmn's Grand, Largo China Tea fccts, la Gd; Metal do.. 9d; Jlouoy Boxes, 2d; Wuod Spades, 2d : Hair isets, Id aud 2d each ; Crape Trimming, Id the yd.; lu lanta' Blaeit and Coloured Felt Bouts, Is Cd ; In fants' .Elastic side Kid do.. Is Ud ; lluir i'iiiß, od tho elozou boxes; Haudsomo Putt Boxes, with Putla, la ; Hair Pad?, three for 3a ; lot ot Men's Hard Felt Hats, la each; Gum, Cd the bottlo ; Needles, Id iho packet; good Stay Busks, 2d tho pair; Wings, la each; Flowers, Id tho bpruy ; Superior diiio, Gd the bunch ; h&ndsomo Largo Organ Conoertiuu", reduced to Cs and 8s ; Pen-Holder anel lnk-Kraaor combined, 2 tor lei. Como and aeo the Purses at 1* und -Id ; Frilling, 2<l; Supjiior dpectuolea, Ud and Is, See., &0., &o. —W. 11. LiAAIPIItH, corner of Upper Uuoon and Wakelield-streetH. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAKKHOUSB. Tho undersigned having a oonsldorablo stock of Toas on hand, bought boforo Iho late riaq in tho China and Colonial markots, intends giving his Customers the benclit. Tho usual quotations as undor will bo found true to thoir various descriptions :— Very Klch Deep Brown Tea," 3a por lb. "Family Mixture,"'2s Cd ditto " Tea Extraordinary," 2s ditto " Broken and Sittings" (flavoury) la 8d ditto Hab!-chests and Boxes sold at lowest possible prices (wholesalo or retail) for cash. Tobacoos asunder: — One Pound Jiats—" Triumph of tho Ane" (The flnost imyurtod) Venus Sixes, new, quali'y the best Tens—"The best that is made"—Virginia Crown Tens, new ura»ou's make Aromauc—Water Lily new Sixea Aromatic—fln« now Cameron's Aromatic "Two Seas" LOKKILLAKD'S "TIN TAG" Cigars— Manilla Cigars, heavy weights Manilla Cheroots Ormond's Cigarettes Swiss Cigars Havannah Cigars Three-yeara-old "IXL" Cigars CASCAKILLA BAKK SPECiAr,.—Now that Pleuro is raging, and seomingly among dairy cows, there is double reason why motnera fhould feed their infants on NBSTLB'd MILK FOOD. I have it iv stock, and am expecting a fresh supply from home at an early date. F. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer and Importer of Tobacco & Cigahs, Victoria-street, Auckland, And Tobacconist, Quacn-strf ot. ' Gunsmiths. DEVITT, Gunmaker, 244, Queen • street, Auckland, opposite the Markets house. Established, 1859.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direct importation from Knurland, mado to advertisers own order,—Chokeboro Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Mnzzle loadera, nreech-loading ReTolvors, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary to complete tho outfit of a pportsman. An assortment of overy description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders aro imported direct from tho makers by the tho advertiser, who can guarantee thoir good quality. Cartridges for the Knfleld, Snider tnd Terry Rifleß. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alitios always on hand. Country dealer liberally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Brow nod, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.- Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokeboro Breech loading Guns cheap. Tho largest stock in Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a largo atsortmont of Fireworks of the beat quality. Fishing Tackle Saaaierv. Til** MJMD V Vfll [Ml jfc I IMrVCO -fc J/fl W H I P S. W. S. JONES Has Just Received a Large Quantity of Every Variety of Ladies', Gents', Gig, Buggy, Cab, Car riage, Four-Horse, Cart, Waggon, Dog, Stock, Bullock, Hunt ing, and Boys' W H I PS, From Is 6d to 50s Each. ' . GREAT REDUCTION IN SADDLES. Tho great demand which has arison for our own make has caused the under- Bigned to deoido to deal in His own Manufacture Only, and to insure a speedy cloaraneo of Gents' Knglish-mado Saddle?, has made a Great Reduction upon his usaal Plain marked Prices. SADDLES, with Extra Ptrong Bar, Plated Trees, complete with Mounts, From C2s Nktt Cash. SOLID NICKEL-SILVER BITS, STIRKUPS, AND SPUES. A Largo Assortment, At fully 25 por cent. Less than tho Prices nsnally charged, Stbong, ntm&raje STOCK SADDLES, our own utike, complete with Mounts, £3 ss. Od. W. S. JONES, ttUEKN-STKKKT, AUCKLAND.



Land and Estati Agents. nHAS. T^" ILLIAMSON, HOUSB. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. BKNTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalistson flrst-clase seourities, without Charge. Seven per oent. allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMBNTS FOR SALK, AT Pfcß FOOT :— Home-street, 17/ Duke-street, 28/ Weßt-streot, 21/ Parnoll Rise, £.i View Road, 30/ Hdwin-street, 21/ Richmond Road, 25/ George-street, £1 Grattan-atreet, 12/ Viotorla-street, £10 Randolph-street, 40/ Kybor P»ss, 80/ Wyndham-street, £1010/Urafton Road.Co/ William-street, 60/ Nolson-«treot, 40/ Short-street, £9 England-street, 10/ Franklin Road, 60/ Vino-stroet, 10/ Union-street, 20/. Bht,U> Beach Road, 30/ Clarence-street, 16/ Liverpool-street, 40/ Annlessa-street, 30/ Ponaonby Road, 25/ Hackett-street, 35/ Prospect-street, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street, 25/ Also, in various othor streets at low rates. poaaa TO LEND, in Sums of 410 and up *jti\j\j\} wards, on good iecurlty oar\{\— ElGHT-ROOMi£D HOUSE (n»w) for *uul Saloiu Symonds-streot, near windniil Bi'lcndid view : and can bo soid on very advan tageoui terms, J?9«f\—aIGHT"ROOMi:D HOUSE for Sale off *"ivy Wellington-street: garden, well,fcc. "DUKIKOHK DASl'—Miie Farm of 107 acres X for Salo, near Raihv»y-statio». Comfortable! horaesUad ; little bush ; n»ver-f*iliug creek. £1 10s per acre. WKAKIKLD ROAD. — Comfortnblo Coktsge, O out-houseß, &c, for gale, on easy terms. •PI 7A—HOUSK ar.d Two Allotments for *'iIV .. a ie, off Wellington-street; planted with fruit and ornamental trees. SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE for Sale In Freeman's Bay. Also, .Shop, &c, in Kar angahape Road. ST. GEOKUK'B Ii .V ROAIJ.— nevera\ vory eligible.Allotments for Sale on highly arl vantngeou3 terms. PAPAKUKA.— Six Jcres of Land for bale for £35. Karaka.-110 acres for £10!). T>ONSON BY- Villa Residence for sale, six JL rooms, stablins, out-ofHces, &c; 2 acres, orchard. &c; large frontaga to two strocts ; splendid view of river. DEYONPORT.-Gentleman's Resldenco of 16 rooms for salo, suitable for family hotel, boarding-house, &c; Six Allotment ; splendid view of tho harbour. C*n bo purchaiod on easy terms. o A K().-New Houso In Park Hoarl, nine roomu, 3J IMDV f or sale. Splor.did view. r?i on—FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, for salo; Jj-LOV »i so , on» at Jll2O. MAUNGATA.VVWIKI— Farm of 181 acrss for s»le, with two comforuibla homoateads. Exco.lcnt soil, bush, wjtur, &c. r>-i-in()-VILLA rttSID«NCi: for Salo, at ~lluu Mount Albert, pojsonslng ono of Uio finest \iows In tho district. BERB*FORD-»TR»ET. - Seven roomod Houso. Scullary, wash-houso, *c; gus and water laid on. Fino view. To bo sold a Bargain. . GREY-STREET— Six-roomed Houso (now)for sale. Largo.allotment. MOUNT EDEN—Largo New nouso, fitted with overy coiiTOnlenco (two acres of land), for salo. Has one of tho finest views in tno district. ALLOTMENTS Bought and lIOUSBS BUILT for Working Men. To bo repaid by wookly Instalment" P'JnA—Fivo-roomerl Houso for Salo inNelson *"JUU strcot. Gwdon, tanks, and all con venioncco. fOKf\-Now SoTon-roomod llouso for salo In *OJW Parnoll. Roautlful vUw. Also, Fivo roomod Houso at £330. Slx-rooniod Houuo, £100. CHARMS also For Salo at Hunua, Mount Jtdon, -1- Waikoiniti, Richmond, Komokorikl, Man gero, Paromoromo.Kast Tamakl.Stokps'a Point, Waitakorol, Hondoraon's Creek, Papatoitoi, Romuora, Cambridgo, Littlo.ind Big Omaha, Karlol, Hivorhoad, M»rnings"ldo, Mahurangi, Wainui, Oumaru, Ararimu, Coromnndol, Mor oury Bay, Okalhti, North Shoro, Owhiwha, Razorback, Pupakura, Jto. Also, boo list la New Zealand iltraid nnd U'cMt 4>n>«. OfIAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGKNT. Vuloan Lank. J. R. R ANDE««ON, BIIOKEU, LAND, MINING, INVEST MENT, ESTATE, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 5, insurance buildings, auckland. Money to Lend on Moktcage. Loans Nkootlited. Bank, Insokancu, Mining, oh other Slums Bought ok Sold. Property and Estates Valued. Partnership ok other Accounts Audited or Adjusted. SPECIAL NOTIUB.-All Proporty plaood In sdvertlsor's hands for salo will bo advortlscd Fricb oic Cuaugb. RKGISTMR of Properties for Salo. &0., CAN DB Inbpkctbd at tho ofllco, FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP :— TWO -STORIED NEW BUILDING, om brscing two Shops and Dwellings, at cornuv of WoHington and llcpburn atroots. Building 30 x 12, with brick partition; two large rooms over each Hhop, and ova behind. Thorongbly well fitted up, with water and gas laid on. pOROMArtDEL—l.argo Du'ldinß in e-ntrc of V-* township ; can b« used as four shops, with Raker's Oven. Stnblo, and nmnorous otner out buildings, and fine g»rdrn». PrlOß, £350. Alho, two Paddocks and number of Allotmontu in Kingston and Kftpnnjra, for or exchange for othor Coromandol proprrly. T>ON3ONnY-Sovpral desirablo ReeidonocP, X with good freeholds, in this popular and healthful suburb. TDROPKRTIffS for Pa'o in Hereford, Nelson, -L and Howe strocta; Newton, Hondorson's Mill, Hamilton West, Mount Albert, Mahurangi, Magku, Riverhead, and To Awamutu. MANQERE— Farm of 180 acres good land ; all fenced (principally live fences) and In Sass or under cultivation. Kight-roomod ouso OTOcted thereon, with Jlon's Houso, com mollous Stobles, nnd Out-buildings. Thrco miles from Mangero Bridge. Prico, £20 per acre. If desired, 2GD acrea adjoining -would also be sold, WANTED TO PURCHASE-About an aero of KTOtind with Four-roomotHCottaKo in tto noiuhbourhood of M onnt Jtdou or Ponsonby; olovated position preferred. For furthor particulars apply to J. E. IiANDERSON, 5, INSURANCE BUILDINGS. Sewing Machines DEWING Tl/I" ACHI NE S, TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING ,MACHINEJ X hM o to ► These Machines have now beon bo long before tho publio that they have established a reputa tion for themselves, and can bo confidently recommended by hundreds wh» possess them as Buperior to all others for domontlo uso. The icw RHiptlo Shuttle Wofement is acknowledged on all hands as tho simplest Quietest, and most beautiful niotlou orer in vented for tho pnrposo. The new Patent Shuttle has only nne holo to thread, and in larger than most othors. ' |3otE Agbwti T. PEACOCK, Optician, tShortlund-stroot. V Sewikg Machines Repaired. WE HAVE FOR SALE Now Landiko Xx 'Mercia' and ' City ot Quebeo,' 1,000 PACKAGES MERCHANDISE. TO AERIVE By 'Loch Deo' and 'John Bull,' 1,100 PACKAGES MERCHANDISE. Also, further Consignments by ' Sam Mondol, ' Chile,' and others to follow. Consisting of— Saucci Starch, White Currants Hed Herrings & Blue Raisins.allkinda Black Lead Oocoa Mustard Blacking Blue. Thumb & Tapioca Chicory Windsor Soda Crystals Sardines Almonds Soda, Bicarb. Salad Oil Figa Marmalade Castor Oil Split Peas Essences Teas Cr. Loaf Sugar Mixed Apices Candles, variety Loaf Sugar &0., See. Winos and Spirits, &c. HULL BROTHERS, General Importers—Queen-etroot Kauri Gum Merchant-Break water Bon d WaroUouscmon—Albortrstroot,



Land and Estate Agents. j %/T J E N N O X j Estate Agent and Vatlttatos, qubkn-stkebt, auckland. monkylent out for capitalists on first-class securities, or in- ] vkstki) in bank, insurance, or other shares. No Ciiakqe to Lender or Investor. "irINCRNT-SiRKKT.—A Neat Cottage, fitted V up with gas aM everyconvenieuce. l'«<: 0 ] £330; £130 cash, balance can remain.—J. M Lennox, Kstuto Agent. ' 0 t nn -SIX-KOOMKD HOUSE on freehold * l v v a lotment in tho city. Price £300 ; £100 CABh, balance can remain upon the property.— < J- M. Lennox, lCntato Agent. . 4?qn—A BaKGaIN.—Two Sections, one of 1 */O J 80 acres and tho other of B0 acres. Price, , £39 cash,—J. It.Lonnox; itstata Agent. 4?ka CASH—A Bargain.—A Rood Groomed *^ou Residouco, quite new, with large free hold allotment. Thia deßirablo property is situ ated near to Masons Gardens, Parntll. Pneo, £175; £50 ca.h, balance can remain at 8 per cent, uayab:o woekly. This is a good oppor- . tunity for any peraon wanting to acquire a freehold upon very eaßy term..—J. M. Loueox. n I p. _KOU SALE (a barKain), 52 acres of ilret **u class laud at Awitu. Price, £10; £10 cash, balance can remain at 7 per cout.—J. M. L»nnox, lfstato Agent, Auckland. rpo FAHiMEUS—A H&rtain.— A Ftrm of 107 I J »crci in East I'ukokoho, about 50 acr.s in . grasd; a 5-roonu.d lloube aid eviry convoni- ' e;ice. Price, £190.—Terms can b.3 arranged.— - J. M. Lcnn&x, ketate .Agent, Auckland. I rpOF*hAlKßS.—C'neof tie llucst little Farms | X in the country. I'here arc 150 acres of ilrst- | class lernd. nil laid down iv English grjss.'a, a , comfort-able dwellimj-huu.no (quite new), and othor outbuildings. Price £1,800. TornißCfinbc arranged.—J. M. i oncox, I. state Agent. r«)O FARMKR3—A Bargain Oc of the best _L little Dairy Farms.in thn Waikftto. Thoro aro 100 acres, mostly in the be st grasses, all fencetl, nnd with a Cottiige built thoreon. There are 17 lii.c dairy e,nvvs, 1!) calves, 19 stjrc cattle, and 1 horse, i'rico, for larin, stock, ire., o:>ly ' £1,100. Tho owner is leaving tho country.— ; J. M. Lennox. Ksta c Agent, Auckland. . rpo ITAUMKRI—A fiat gain.-Farm of 25G JL acres, 100 aero* cf which are In p;ras3. Thia lirst-class farm Is situated at tho junction ; of two roads, ai d ia near a railway station. Priw £1 10a per acre—J. M. Lennox, ilstato Agent. ■\S7'ANTKD, as an inveet i.cnt, a Property in V* the city vro'liiuing fair interest, for £350 or £100. J M. Lenuox. ! MANHiIl1.- 10 iio.-OR of tho lichcat Hoil, near tho Hrldge. Price, £150-£ 100 cush ; balance can remain,—J. M. L'jnnox, Kstate Agot, Auckland. AFlhS'l-uLAS.3 F*rm of SO acres, all in a few minutes' walk from a railway statiou. I'rice, £OIX).—J. it. Lennox. \>EMUERA-* Bargain—4 Ueiutlfnl Villa iiii siio of ten acres, nit laid out in Garden, Orchard and Meadaw. There is a comfortablo and commodious Dwellim-houai'. I'r.ce. £1101). ! —J. M. Lennox, KsUto Ak'»nt, An kliind. | WAKHFIKLD-SritKßl— A. hli .p near tho . junction of Qneou-str.»t, with freehold ; allotment. Puico, S::iM>. £')0 cawh ; balance can , remain on tlu propoity,—J. M. Lannox, Kstato ■ agent, Auckland. VILLA 911 K—Ono of thn cluicott Villa Sites , in Kemnara. Tho ilto i« well Bholterod, , and commands 0..0 of the iiioatdoiightful viuws j in Hemnera. J. M. Leiiiioi, KkUlo Atont, I AuckUnd. I>ARNKI»L.- Fi !it-clasa Huh ii.hs Promiaos, j consistinn of two >-lions, om of which is occuplud by a Rutchor and thu oldor by a Grocer. Tho l'.n hold allotmout U 10 x 100, and j fronts tho Manukau \ionA tLc junction of twootherroads. I'rljo, '.7."i0; filuOo.sh; tialancvi can remain. -J. M. L noox. Kaiato Agent, Auckland. ' I)UICK!COHK WrWl'—Farm of 200 Acres, mlioinlnt; DtinkUnd and .Shui.hor'i's; good hind. Prloo, £H 1 « per aoro ,1. M. 1-ennnx. I>ARNKLIj— Rutland and St. Goorgn'H l!ay Roods.—Two Collnßiis—ono at kix rooms, tho other >>f f'.ur room.s with freehold ailot inentH. l'r\i-f. £ITO»nrt £300 rcßpeutitcly.—J. M. ijunnox, Rntaui Anunt. 1 j, O KAKJIKIW and Others.—One of tho A Choicest Fnrms in tlio f'ruvinco. 'I'liiim we 217 aorou Withla 8 miles of »ho city ; quality of land cannot bo oxoolloii: large mnoroomed roaidenro.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. XST For llouui-H, *arinH, and jvUotmonts, boo my long udvortißomunt in ' Weekly Herald." J. M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland T> a GREENWOOD, JL\jm AUCTIONEER HOUSE, LAND, and ESTATE AGENT, COUNKK OF HUOKTI.AND-BTUUHT. TlTANTrtD—lntending Purcha»otß of farms, » » Land, or lloub s, to call nt my olllco for printed list*. I^OK I.MMKDIA.TK eALW—Two Six-roomed llotisca and three /HotMient* of Land, within a fovv nilnutoa wnlk of Queen-streot; nil fenced, plenty of water, &c., &c. -Motiseu If! for :w.s a woek. Price, £750 \ISO, a HJvoTOomod Hons'i and Allotment, 30 x tOOfoet, situated in Chapsl-street; good fruit and Mower RAi'don, all fenced, good wo.l, &<;., ko. Prloe, £300. I.^uit SALK— Improvod Farm, 17 miles from Auckland by rouci or rail; vory good land. 5&750. IT^OR SALIC—A Superim- Sheop and Cnttlo Hun of four thou«nml acres d.ooa) of «ooi\ Ihml. in grain ; ail fenced unit suticivided : Knod oigbt-romuodlloum), S:o, i.imkj Hhecp. l.'>o luaJ C.ttio, lliipleii.ents, S:r. l'rico low, and turma I?O*lt SALK (Mount Albort)-Choioo Villa yitoa of f.-om huK an acre to three acrea each. » lhd, at Movtit Albert—Oholco Allotments l\. suitable for working men or market gur donern, from two acres to live acres each. Ijuul all volnuiii" ami voiy rod.. XMPHO v El) FA KM '( over 200 acres, fltuatcd in thu Tania^l i.s'rl-i : feiiee.l und tub divided Into paUlucks; also, lv »err» uurter cultivation; good /ond ; Btr*iini" through tho land; good (.'o'l&;n!. ("rice low. and torma to suit purchaser. Ac) ACIIK^ "ol I ami, ailjulnliitr the I'ropcr ii-J ti.'.s of th- llov. M- AuiiiKrvi'.lo ani John , Huclmnin, m-rnhant, Whan, anil J nii'r from the Hallway "tivlion. Tho view iau.icuri«w<soil, mid Sho rciuls aro g oil. This 'an.l wili bo Hula In 6-acro lotn, or to buU tmn-httHors, I W n. SAli\ a Fivo-rcomerl Co uko and Allot ? incut CU x. IT! feet1 mtuuted In Newton street; g>oil garden, woil, tanka, ice., &c. Price, £180. I^OK Sai.""*, 6-roomed Houn« i -id ovorqunrter of an ocro frchv Id land, v.'ing a con.or allotmout, lu-.ring frontagcß to lieKO'tstreut and Kdcn Ho-nl ; K'cod aUit.lo, gard' n, well, fco,, So. Price. £5»0. I>ONSONIIY.— A new and well-lliiishcd Six rowined House, largo ftnrt cominodioua rooni3, and alloiiurnt 132 x 210 [net, fnclng Ural ton-Btroot; all planto'l and laid out in a choicegnHcn. &o.; land partly fonocd with cor rugutedimn. i Jrico, £000. 4, UICN HOAl).—four-roomed House, with ■ f i voranriah, In k.oil order, on freehold allotment, ;i3ft.x9:)rt. : Bccurely fc-nc-d, Uld out In a garden, good woil, &o. i erniß very easy. Prico, £1.50. FOU .S *.l-K. a Very Superior Gontlcinan'a Rcsi'enco u.t thu l.aku,1 .'■orlh Shore; houco Iftrgoand co i iiiodionit, grounds taaiefully laiii tint, lit'id bout iv. th'i rti-.ric;. view u■•sur paHSJd. l'.ioii for tlio louse, vsitli 112 acres of rich lund.'ii-'OW ; tcrmn very caey yEVEN-ROOMKl) HOUdi«, viY Mount Eden O Road, near tho railway civsung, with stable, well, pump, Bhcris, &c, sltuato on thiro iilloimcnt* lanii, 7."> x lOOtt., laid out in a good flower and f nit, garden. Tiirms v> ry easy. FOR PALE - S5 acres of rich liuini Land, of tho very linust quality ii, the colony, all lcvol and well vra'crrct, appiochab'o fro n Aucklan 1 by good mai-damiscd roads, all fenced, giva'or portion planted with quirk tiiorna ; subdivided into six paddocks; 7i iierea in li'h uruss, Ih.) remainder in cultivation ; orchard well planted with clioico fruit-tree*. Also, a well nnisbol six-roomed honso, ilalry, cowshit's, plnstyes. workshop, r.nd gocd garden, planted with fruit and orimuiotilal irecs, Thia is without oxeeij tion ono of the best farms in tlio neighbourhood of Auckland, both for thu quality of S"il and improvonionts, being situated in tho well-known Districtof Kazorback, and within a fow minutes walk of School and Post-otlico. Prico, £1,100 one-third cash, or as ovroed. MERCURY ISLAND. FOR SALE, Hint liargo and Valuable Free hold Island known as " Mercury Island," situated CO miles from Auckland on tho Knst Coast and containing 1275 acres o! freehold land, mostly in grass and subdivided. Tho island ia visilod twice weekly by steamer between Auck land and Tauranga, has a flrst-claxs harboru. to- KClher with nil stock and improvements at present on tho land, consisting of well finished 8-roomod houso nnd outbuildinßfl, about 1,000 long wool shcop, 100 head cattle, o horses, farm implements, tool-, tec, &c.; pigs, turkeys, fowla, &c, in abundance. I no island abounds in gatno of overy description and is in ovcry way suitable ns a aheep and cnttlo run. Tho price for thoAvholc, including stock, imulomcnta, &0., is £1,510. Terms: ono-ihird or ono-fourth cash, balance at interest. Sales by auction of xiousohold Fnrnlturo, &o. &c., undortakon by U. C. G KEEN WOOD, CTIONKBK, &O Offloo Co-ncr fehortlaud and QuoonStreota. Gotten Merciiants "OR OWN, B ARBEIT & CO.'S AUCKLAND fITKAM COFFKK AND SPICEiIMILLS. COFFEES. ir IS NOT ST/FFIOIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD OOFirKK la tho best stimulating Bovorago both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for onr Boat Brands, tho KXCKLSIOR or STANDARD, which havo sustained their good namos over Ton Ycnw, and ha»o vory much increased In demand—a Hnro proof o their boing consumed and upproclato'l in all housoholds throughout and ovon out of our province. Ka. AVholofialo only at our Alilia and Agontß VO. Retail at nil Grocery Kstftblishmenta In Town and Country, gsjjo . I Jur boslj "«o Kxcf'.»lorHr«iad,grcenlotiol| qualities.l MoO Stauoard ~ red VKvorypkgo gn-ji.ion ~ pink „ ) with our ria° ' Bignaturoi ut £ % Onr lowest ''.'.:■ m) .'■ nf)''f>? ,i jitipp! „ ( oualltloß, nS r jlCiovvii ~ yollox/ „ f wir.hrmt ona o«S J ciKaatnre- Our PEPPERS and SPICJT.H vro pna.™antEC Oi We'ji Qualitj, and frci U iiLViUorr-tiov.. BROWN, WARRKTX & CO, Elllo t rcot, July Sidi 1572



Medical. r\ R G R A N T, Mcmbor of the Royal Collogo of Surgeons, Eng land, and of tha Medical Boards of Victoria and New South Wales; also registered in New Zealand, and PROFESSOR WALLENBURG, Oculists, Auriste, and Specialists, (From Kuropc) may bo consulted upon all Diseases of tho Eyo, Ear and Throat, Deafness, Noises iv the Head, Defective Sigh t.Squinting.Cataracts, i maurosis, Ophthalmia, Gutta Porena, Loss of Kyelashtß.ln aamination, »ndtllDisottßesoi|the Ejo.Ear, and Throat treated upon new»ndßclei:afloprlnciplea. DR, GRANT. Has arrived In Auckland, and may be consulted at his consulting Rooms, Clarcmont llouso, Princes Street. Hours of Attendance : Morning, 10 till 1; After noon, 2 til 5; Saturday?, Morning only. OPINIONS OF THffi PRKS3. Blindness and Dbapne3S. By tho kind invitation of Professor Wallen buigandDr. Gram, the oditor o£ thisjournal, in coniiiany with the oditor of the Saturday Adver tiser, vLiitcd their consulting rooms, at the Cri eriou Hutel, yesterday moruiug. Iho llrat caao ihown waa that of a Misj Wnite, age 11 years, the daughter of a kOttler at Oam<iru, who haa been tola ly blind for years. This young laily has beuu under tlu treatment ol! these clever oculii3ts for three days, and wonderful to say, hon cyeaighl has been perfectly restored, 'i hi-, father i,f tiio girl asaurcl ua that ho had placed her under trie care of several modioil men v> hu had failed to do hur any good, despite the money lie hud lavish d upon hur. The next was a cu-o of MUb HugUee, a Uuuedin resident, who sUtedtuat »iio had beuu deaf lor a period ef ov.r three years. itr*i)gj to ai.y, nliu has on.y been under treatment for oigtt days, and her hearing has bueu fully restored. This foriunato girl is nearly lv ccstacies over her good foituho. 'Jho no.t Bubjeoi under troiit nieiii was ulabourur, named l'iitricit Francis, working at Logan's Point, who infumied us that latterly he was »irmk in tho riglit eye with a *tono. by whick ho lost his sight and of latj his left ey. hu- Lcen materially aifocted by ihu blinil ■ ne ; out, thauka to tho bkill of I'rofessor WallcnUurg, ho has now iv cov«roil lh» a ghl of hia two ojcj, and ijublo to dlsocrn ti.o smallest pr.nt. ««roi»u Scliuit/., of llyilo, waa ttio lasi puliunl Introduced. Ho Hiatoii that ho liml boon jolully de»t ftr yours, uncl that ho li*d bo -a onl/ imcl«i- treatment for a fuw days, unrt now ho could h<;*r plainly. These Kontlumun have nuin.rjua other cases under troiitnicm. Tliooaaes Unit wo havo In, tancoil Hiiould bo butll. i«'nt to remove uuy douOt from tho most Bceytloul. AH ilio ii.tiuntH that are nuiv under treatment h-\c liocli tampared with by the modlcal profoaaiuii « ith no satisfactory ru.nU, and this, in the major i/or-ini of eases, caiiboa moio »wgravutioi, <uid in»Uus ofloctual euro more dillicult. Tji- abovo c iios c early iliiitrat'3 thai Dr. Grant anil Proleasor \\ral- lonburgur*, wittioul doubt, wlutthey |irofcSßto ljo-Uciiii«ta, AuiistH, unrt SpociiulaU. Wo W..uld strongly recommend tho.so wlio are cither allhotud wltli blii.dnuss or duafiiLSa to coiiaull tlicoo gunllumuu at once, aa their say huio is liuiitud,—Evening Tiibunu, Duuudin, Kculernbor 2lth, IS7U. Wa can conscientiously rocomiucud those EiullcriDg Irjin ueufnesa or other ailui.nta lliat l)r. Ura^t haa made a suecial uluily of, to pay him a viait, when, if curable i..aUenta, thuy may o.rUJuly expect relief. An inatunce came under our notico on '1 kiusday, in thu ciue of v man numed Charloß Hwiuiwu, who has been vory tiodf for thruo joara, but, after tun dujs' tro-tmoni, can now liear pur/ectly oven tho lowest wli Hper. 1 ho ( uio is a rather rcuiarkub c mo, as ho lias been un ler tho caro of many medical men, but hast received no bcetlt wnatovor from their i i"itinenc "Now ZeaUinder," Deoeinbcr 27th, 1870. Mr Krnest D'Kgvillo i\lio'>au callo-I at our olllco jestcjday, and Btated ttiat he had been blind with his right eye all his lifetime. Hir ing about I Jr. 0 rant and I'rolossor Wallciibtity, tlio ocuhata, wtio are now un a vi-nt to thia city, he determined to give them a trial. He had ouly been under Dr. Oruut'a triwtmcnt Den or oieven days when ho tound th»t he could sic largo objects at tome dlbtanca. Mr JMiehau B:atod that ho had tiecn undor iho treatment of somo of the boat medical men at homo, but had noi received ihe slighicat benellt] We are at all times chary of accepting details of "' Wondutful ourcs," but tho joung man who oalled at onr ollico appeared to bo lulling the truth, ond was exceedingly gratolul to Dr. Grant for the relief ho lias already oxpsrieneed,—"Now Zealuud Timoa," 25th Dtcomber 1879., AN AOKNOWLKDGMKNT. TO TIIK EDITOK. Snt, —You will much oblige mo, as well as tcnoflt the public in general, by inserting in your columns regarding tho cure cil'octod on my riglit eye, which was totally blind when I placed myself nndrr the treatment cf Doctors Grant and WaJlenburg. I also found myself losing the sight of thol'ft oyo I htvo now recovered my sight, and am Koln^c. to work to-morrow, Ont of gratitude to those gentlemon, allow mo to thank them, and hope all those suflbrlsg from tho oyo may avail thainsel'ca of their .skill. —I »ni. &c:, fATKICU FBANCIS, WI»no8«—W. J. Hawdbn. LoKiin'a Pol»t, Dunedta, 7lh Cctobcr, 1870. A WONDETtFUL CURK. To Dr Grant and Profiwor WaSlenbinv. Gentlemen,—Allow tro to thank you for tho wonderful euro you havo performed In my cisr. I have been deat for twenty yoars In tho loft ear and twelve years in tho right I p'accd myself undor your caro on tho Gth of October. This day I urn ablo to hear the tick'ng of a watch at a considerable dlatanco from my ears, and am quite well. I hopo all BuH'ercrs may bo :'s fortuna'o us I havo been Thanking you aroin, lam, lU.ntlemcn Your obedient servaut, William Bracks. Poninuihi, Dunerlln, 10 October, 1879. Dn. GHAM'ia also Specialist in tho Diseases of \\ onion ami Children. Dr. Grunt has recontly cfl'cctod a very remark able euro in tho raso of iMim I). K,vnns, of Kumiua, who ha< been under hU treatment for deafnoea einco the llth Frb.uary last. Mrs Evans has been deuf In b"th ours for a very long time—no lesa than thirty yeat-fl—her affliction having been caueod by ft fovor, from wlioli sho Burtercd'severely. Si .co that time sho lma be'in ulino-t tottlly deaf, for sho could only hoar tho loudest aounda. Since aha lihh been under l]r. Orant's trfatment her hearing han gradually Improved, so that uott sho can hear plainlj- oon voraalion in an ordinary tore or voico. Slid will return in a few days to Kumura perfostly well, nnd in posscsaion of the full faculty of which aho has been so long deprived.—" West Coast Times," 10th March, ISSO. One- of tho employe's in tho Public Worka Otllco hero has sent us tho following testimonial tothosKlllof Dr. Grant. Ho says:—"l-wish to lot yo i know that Dr. Grant has grently mi E roved tlio hearing of one of my earn, the mem rano of which was injured somo six years ngo. I may add thut two surgeons whom I consulted a ehort timo ngo considered the caso incurablo." Dr. Grant has also beon very slices sful in several dillicult cases of disenso of tho oyo.—"Hokitikn Times," 23rd March, ISSO. Thoro aro amnnpist Dr. Grant's successful oyo cases at Hokitlku a young lady at J. Jack's, Kaq., tho Jlayor. cured, by operation, of oquint iiiK! and Mrs VVavent, operation for nrtiflcial pupil. Nelson, llth May, ISSO. I, Thos. Adams, havo been undor Dr. Grant's treatment for deafness of tho left oar, from which I havo sultbred for two years, tho result of a sovero tropical fever. I find my hearing greatly improved in tlio short time—since 30th April. THOS. ADAMS. Venetian tHmds A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND Jtl factory, cornkrjof cooe and grey streets. VENETIAN BLINDS 1 VENETIAN BLIfrDS I Made of tho best Californian Pino, guaranteed not to warp or t\vi*t. Our Blinds surpass all Imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. Wo have a very largo stock of woll-soasoned Pine Tim bor: also a Largo Stock of VENETIAN BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wire Gauzo I linde made to order, and forward to all ports Of the CoJ ■>ny at tho shortest notico. A. & A. BUSBx (LATIC id, HOKTON BTJSUY), VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIKK WORKERS, CORNER OF COOK AND GRKY STREETS ■V^TAKKWOKTH, MAHUKANGI. CHARLES THOMSON Begs to Inform his friends and the public he has resumed Business in the Old Premises, known as "Thomson's Temperance Hotel," and hopes by strict attention to business to still morit tho patronage he has always received. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Horses for Hire. TfiiDKN TEKKAUH POST OFIftCE. moiilmy~ans white, TKA DBAIOCRS AKD FAMILiT GROUKUS, FiDEN TIBRBAOE, M. nnd W. (formr.rjy wit.ii Ivicsai-s. Gliinviiio arid Kllyo'ot), soacit. T.ho patronaKO of tho public, FivmiHoa waited -;n Co:,1 orclpT-a. Goods deliVOieO ccy part cf iZtt) iav/a uud cu'ourtu.



UabinetmaKere. , "*■"» " T HE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN T LOCK-STITCH -*- .'!^ SEWING MACHINE, TrH.r^^JlifF tctw nww AND MOST EASILY WORKED f-j( it ;■' '■■<■/iH'f^ i without itKGARD to Price. PJ] 7' \\£sirf&jfil \\ raitii thn Machine is furnished--Hernmor- to \ia V Oil ! directions for uso. All securely packed in strong m pMJU J$L %\^K?erWnWrd ) braid,seam ! tuck ~ gEWING MAC H INESi SHHi^^^ * SEWING MACHINES . : No. to and Treadle which wo will supply at any « ttaoof elegant American manufacture c; QVF\ CELLING QVFI tor £2 ss. Si UNDER COST PRICE. Jpwr —-^a^^^K^l^ J RETIRING FROM. THE SEWING MACHINE TTTINKS AND XT A Ll * 7P a Are determined to CL.KAB OUT tha whole of their / | SEWING MACHINES BELOW COST *^&ssm A ri HE "VKHLHON" T^fACUINKS Ilii^Ji X >V XTA No 2-MACHINE for Treadle use only, having A Are admitted to be the t no very great advantage of being sei level with the table, complete, with cle- BEST SKWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD. g£Orn^en^lron^tond, wtthbAn* . Each Machine has a Darner, ok Patent &!?MACHINK, with polished covers as - Mending AITiCHMKNT. i ""' a t, oV e, to lock and protect machine, re- ■ „ i duced to S.l 7s. ( The following PRICK LIST will show the former _ ermiTTLE > and the present REDUCE PRICES:- JHUTTLIC No 5 -£6 15s Bkdocid TO U4s hey, aOra on receipt of remit- No. C-£7.10s IUDUCKD TO £4.14s y 7^ X N U I N B No . 7 _£lo BKDUOBD TO. £6 68 JL HOMK SHUTTLE No. 0-£8 15s KBDUUKD to £5 10s SEWI NG ' MACHINE ISO. 10-£8 15* REDUCED TO £5 10* HSTAMPKD No. 11-£9 10. B»uo«o TO £0 M. M SOM . A No. 12 -£12 HSDUCED TO £7 73 SYDNEY, N. S. W. T , „ lr . -. t tm~ BE WARM OF GERMAN AND ;BIRM WIN X S & II AL L *r INGIIAM IMITATIONS. ~<sX Uave also a f«w SOLE IMPORTERS! GKOVEK AND BAKER MACHINES L. D. NAT HA N & C Which they will dispose of have a pp 0 j nte dThe~undcroigned Sole Re « 3" AT Half the Original Cost ! "®* H^mtlhntUoMacHneTare procurable by time payincnta. Illustrations, Specimens, and luition NO. 2G-£l3 10S ItKDUOKDTO £8 free of charge.^ y IJREDAf FULL CABINET-£l9 103 „ £10 10s SIIORTLAND-STREET. j. r r £9 Qg — " ~" " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I'ls-^P^^^^^^^P^^^l CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, j |[y/11| || S 3b|fH CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, '£^^^^fITjTJBI AGENTS FOR TIIK METiLUC VENETIAN »U-| fj [j \V _ W llfi^jl I "rnpHE •gLINI* OF THE pEUIOD," lftiliH-il^S^XEilS^^P# Which do not require re-painting. vS*l' s ' * <->J^*'^>r Th'^y do not warp liko wood blindp, and are all fitted v with tho Patent Climax Action. ;^'M^^^^^ Sewing: MacmneS. r^-% CIKEB C* IFT S. —---r==-r—^-^ >v The Proprietors of Wourt Apomatio y%. SCHi«DAM f-'ciiNAFPS, to induce the destruction >^C\\\ l/f\\ f~23 /C^^Vi 'M and prevent the improper use <■! their wrappers y^C\ \\\ I* H /TX^ I and Kbelß, and thus further protect the Publio AC-~S\ \\^ lln ,J /V)r~\ h against fraua and rieception have enclosed in //V?>\\\V \\\J) I /*•/( fi\ h the wrappers o und.-r the label on the quart // i^AU^im,)// f \VT | b°"lcß' »lntM lß' October- 1878> and comlnue t0 ll yj^^^T^W^^i^S^J eDCI n KfKRS Day's Paokjno // //f^^'jr&i S Throughout the Year I [yM^^^^^^P^ i>li THREE ORDERS. l\ *^r^ \V^4^^®-aSi|Kter.iSs.,9 Which aro Qrawn upon tho undersigned, and \\ A~\ V- ''• " * WIU *° caßhtd Dy'tihcir AK°uts- V\ Ci ( Ov^i^ -^^C^^B?^^ To secure these Gifts tho Public mnst be VV l^J) /A':"|A\ / - i "'-^^s^^S??^l careful to aßk for, andaccept nothing \\^ /V r/// y| /s n^;\ ! Genuine Udot.pho Wolfe's Schnappp, (/(////i I'/^—vw?> i With otir namo npon the Top Labell </' /^0 W ag"ents i ?t^l^^S%i-(^ \i L. D. NATHAN & CO., rS%B^ ®^SBS^Ca Ift AUCKLAND r^t ' /M"R R l s T ol's /i y^^&S^^^^A /«■ -*-* SUGAR COaTKD A LL FOKMEK YEARS OUTDONE ! ! KtosOSSOyNl DmaKO n,. Yhau 1579 i KpPw^^i THK SINGKR MANUFACTURING COMPANY [^^'^^fe^^^fell^l SOLI) &MS&& - ' S2se£s^S# fi® 1* 4ST Ifi7 PILLS. Hfs^ j.cj.,iui GUARANIKKD PURKLY VEGETABLE. dk Tiivm rifn-iraiTpn And aro only nills which contain on iukir cklwshatkd LEPTANDHIN A>'li I'OOf )VU YLLIN. SKVVING MACHINES! These two powerful a. tibili-us plants are a ,„, , , . , ».».,. snro cure !<<.- nil i'.;s«s-'f. of tho Stomach, Ihiß number being 71,,35 In excess of the Sales Livkk and Bowkls, Hbadache, INDIGESTION, of any provious year. Dizzinkss, Paii in tub Sidk oh Baok, and especially " BllilOUa-IKSS. ,„. c, , . ... „ j, ..... They never weaken or giipe, un'oss the 'Iho Sales of this Company during tho lost ton stomach 1b veiy foul, an.ltlmy uro very yoars wcro as follows:— EASY TO TAKE. IS7O .. .. 127.833 Sinqku Machines. For S;Uo by all DniKiiists and Dealers in 1871 .. ... 181,260 „ „ Medidnea. 1872 "I!)7JS WHOLKBALK AGKNTSI 1573 I! .. m'.ui '.'. ,'.' L. D. NATHAN & CO. 1874 .; .. 211,070 ~ , AUCKLAND 1575 _ .. 213,852 „ , — 1376 .. .. 202,316 „ „ Q X I E H T A L T O NI C. 1877 .. .. 282,812 „ „ THK GRBAT HAIR RKBTORKR 1878 .. .. 350.132 „ „ Infallible fur Renewing, Invigorating, and 1870 .. .. 431-167 .. ■ .. Beautifying tho Hair, remodn;: Scurf, ".land rufl, Hntl C'iri ng nil nftcct ons of tho t-"calp, upon which it has an almost miraculous offcot, causing The recent Groat REDUCTION in their Prices wh^ 0 n Uvil c/ n o^f w l^ i{;!?rnn liniCUPa' ld floUrißh and their wonderfully Kasy Terms of Paymont, will W xt «2 rtM?l?nnL ?,, ba ? n# t >,- i. enable everyone to become possessed of these y&JS^Aftf&XffigSSJ^i UNEQUALLED SEWING MACIIINES. larly with tbia deliirhtful preparation acquirer a softness, lustro, thiokiiosa, vigor, and floxi- bility, that is wonderful. Sinco THE SINGKH MANUFACTURING COM- PAN V inaugurated their System to llirb, with *»>r Sale by all Druggists and Perfumers. Option ok Puuchask, it has been taken advantage «n,«i/>o,,i» »„ *» of by tho public t - snch an extraordinary extent as Wholesale Agents I to prove that it hnsnwt a Rroat public want. By this L D M i T n A N ,fr OCi system thousands havo beooine possossod of these , , , ~r . v77x most roliable SKWING JIACHINES; and italwnys *•' t-KLANU ofTora peculiar advantages to families in want o£ ■ a SKWING MACHINE for Domestic uso by en abling Buch to have a thorough trial boforo purchaa- TMPERISHAI3LE SJ^IvAGKANCE ing. , J. J1 THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, I m&^io^&r-^ if ll 'tfP'^*^^^ 39, FosTicn Lank, London, E.G. W I^^^fe^^o|j||i|^i-S^?^l Be? t Quality Silk Twist, Cotton, and Linon Threads, iSliiJsi'W'i-, i , M «JSIk!SS Machine Oil, Duplicate Parts of Machines, &c., TO bKL - s ! fi^ ■ j MPasaS§ always kept lv stook. « 1- , :"V i ' ■",„ i^^^ Needles sontpor .post. ■ f&tffi&S&ffi^li \y-i'-%:'AHS&S&3MS& Tha Neortloa o£ the Sliißor Manufacturing Cora- £5 fffl/SgZ&LJS?*?.''-^ ';?":> ■■'''+Jr*: ±%e!&&&32? pany aro nmdo entirely by Autoiuatio Atachinory, S IjR? f/f'J. ■■>■ ' -'' , •, . ;-; ami tmlahod with a perfection, accuracy, i>.nd polish, B MJJIx T^. l~ ■■ -L , . '■ v v";;"*-;i^L altogether unoquallod by any othor maker. •KH«raSfeS!S*:;-i;J," -.•s*'■'.."■■■■\ iiSsP^wß SINGER'S SKWING MACHINES aro made only " - <*j«iLiWJi by The Singer Manufacturing Company (formerly MURRAY &: I,\NA' WS j; M. Singer and Co.) and can only bo obtainod cklfhi- vriTu Wholesale in Now Zealand from the Chief Depot, T7l T. nR T n a Vi ■ \ tit tj which is also our only RotailAgenoy (for the present} Jf VV ™° l^^AVX^ HANDKERCHIEF, THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY At th° T°ILK And in the BATH Fort-street Auckland. As there are Imitations and counterfeits, always ask for tho Florida Water prepared by —= the sole proprietors, LANMaN & KEMP, NEW YORK. \X UTHRIE & JU?A KNAC H'S For Sale by all Perfumers, Druggists, and NEW ZEALAND Dealers in Fancy Goods. TIMBER & WOODWARE FACTORIES L, DU ° ifl^f* H t°N *!* PO COMPANY (LIMITED) U V' \uC K LAND 0< Uavo on Salo at their Branch Stores, , LOWER QUEKN - STREET. AUCKLAND ~" ' ANn [ ONEHUNGA. ESTABLISHED IN 1 2 f Dunedin-madk WooDWAKEa "ORISTOL'S Q AKSAPARILLA. ) Consisting of— •*■ *-J I Nests Tubs, painted and varnished a j€fiS?^*":3;"> ~"U3SP'P!B>^ Fancy Buckets, Cheese Vats, Churns &*"< < l*^S&^. Washing Hoards, Turning Trusses (?^~'i^^Vt ' ' ' ' j"*'"^ -«vit)^ 3' Jk^^Ml^ THE GRRA.t PURIFIER 01 THE ELO'JD i • ••K'^MEff v(*>'R*^M lno Q'j'ip'jpft and moat certain cure for ! QLAUDE AND Q;ARDNER ""^^S"*! STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. ur'e blSol SS/lKf, °I B°™ arWnß frOm'ta • ! . „ IT NKVKR FAILS -,»._ } n eiwoting a comploro euro, i£ used a sufHoia i j lenght of time. I For Sale by all Drnggists 'and Dealers tin 1 Modicinee. 5 j WHOLKyALE AQEITTa / ADDBBS9- J L. D» NATHAN &, CO. Care ofjaoSJPcet-olilco JAuokland, AVOKLASW,



waiKaxo .advertisements. J-A M I L T o_N,_~^l7^TO, JUDD'.< BOAHDIVG HOUBH (formerly JACKSON'S). XORGK JTJIJD (late Ccok at P c . rr . umercial Hotel) having leaß-d the »^ Ml misea ard made extf-nsivo inmrnvoiJ V 6 1 be glad to see his old friends, vi3Sent*! vellers, where he trusts that cleaniineß?* M(* t, and an unsurpassed table will i-isn 00111' itinuance of patronage, anrl a kind « a mdation. N.8.-Good Paddocks. recoßSt IT D E L A N■ B v UL« Begs to announce ho has n*L- * oprietorßhip of the "sminM OHAUPO HOTEL, llch la pleasantly situated at the nnso ■minus of the Walkato Hallway, and offers coUent lesort for Travellers, Tourists, and ortsmen. Livery and Bait Stables. M. DELANEY Prophirtoh yK!i OF CAMBHIDUtTioTEU E.OBER T~K~Fr KWOOl) (Formerly of National Hotel), iving purchased the Duke of Camh*.. ill be glad to see bis old. friendsfain" §£ R. If. Intends Bhortly to make lmt»« terations to this Hotel, and will do Wr }Z vo satisfaction uon U> pHE A LPHA T™~ ( KIIIIKIHI, WAIKATU" L. ri A L Proprietor, isltorq and [Travellers will meet ■with p foitabio Accommodation. Locse Hn-ron* Oood etabling. *eß< jj AMILTON RAlLWa7~no^ EDWARDH ;og« to inform the. public that a Coach w»«i very train arriving from Auckland. (VI!?1' jasonable. Spec al Carriages provided to onff! q instructions being sent per post or te!egS b. kdwards, Livbky and Bait Stables Hamilton. ' rH E WAIK AT 0 HOTIfT (adjoining tub Hamilton Hall), Tho above is tho finest Family and Com™ lal Hotel in the Provincial District o°a?1 C' an'J. It has teen built with all the £?& mpiovi-ments, regardless of txpense. andf. >eing filled up witu every regaro for both com or; and elegance. The rcOiue are spacio »«?J ,tty. The view from this Hotel li Sf &! harming characer. Krom the upper winnn» t fall view is obtained of the Vv MlfatoPkS' vith its magnificent rivcre and mountain™; jackground. """» Ml Cotch»B running to Railway-station call fe i connection with each train. WINE ANT) SPIRIT DEPARTMENT Wines and Sur.ts are selected by ana* I perienc<id buyer and only the Most Choice Kinds kept in Stock, Dickenson and BurceU'a Celebrated PATi! AL.KS, Brewed on the Burton princiDlE (on draught or in bottle). .-pecial Tkrms to Theatrical Troupes Show and Ottikr Companies The Hall adjoining may be had for Entertain- : incuts at a Moderate Charge. Visitors m route to the Hot Lakea cante supplied with Guidea tnd Ilorees. ; Traps and Buggies for Hire. Firat-olasg Ktabling Accommodation. S, W. BUCK, Pkopeietoe. F A T IO N A L HOTEL IN CAMBRIDGE Numerous iroprovements Rnd additions haritu been corujucte'l, this Hotel now sflotdj the beßt accommorlaticn to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious Sample Rooms have been provWrf for Commercial Travellers. First-class Billiard Tablo under tha Super!* tendonca of a careful Marker. nUIDES FOX TOUKISTS Arrangements have been made so that for Visitors to the Hot Lakes a;e avai lable upon eho: t notice. Inttraction by post or telegraph promptly attended to, . AUDUSR A V N E 8, Proprietor, TT A MILT ON JUNCTION Travellers from Auckland would study tteir owa interests by staying at J.AMES' RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUNCTIOV. | Visitors to CAMBRrr.GE and the raTEtiios ' would thus lose no time, as Omni busses and the branch line leave James' Hotel after breakfast every inorninuat 8.30. Meals at'al) hourMJi. cellent accommodation for Coir.mercial Irafel era. Tourists, Ladies and Families. . : • ij T>UKE WOOL MATJttESSES ALBERT~POTIER, ,! WOOIj STAPLKR AND SCOURKKi Having had repeated applications for Woo cleaned by "his process for tho purpose of making Beds, Mattresses. &c., has induced him to introduce to the not'ee of ladies and gentle, men, private families, hotel and boarding-house keepers, especially invalids, and the pub!ic is general of New Zealand, his Pork Wool mattresses. Squabs tor Sofas and Conchei!, Beds for Children's Cots, Eettees, &c, and in doing so would besz to observe that the Woolhij Mattresses are stuffed with is divested of all dirt, animal and glutinous matters, and is entirelyfna from inirmritieß of every description, "thefibres of tho Wool retaining all its elasticity aid flexibility, as when in tho previous Btate,-tle yolk." Therefore pereonsusingthsmwillnotM subject to thO33 very disagreeable vapours whicl the pressure of the body, assisted by its heat upon impure animal and other pubstances, emil3,ano tho macy diseases which follow it, as an Bering cause. ' Hamilton, Waikato, March, 1579. : I* Mkdical Testimony. , , I Hamilton, A piil 15,1379.—5ir, I have carefallj looked over some Bpecimone of yonr Vioolpw- | pared for Mattrtsa making, and find it not oiur 1 oxcelleut in quality but free from any disagree able smell or urease. The Wtol is to carelullf •' cardod' that no " felting" ran take ila"e, tnus ensuring that beautiful softneas and elasticity M essentia Ito a bed. For some years I have offd Wool Mattresses in my own house prepared.W myself, hiki I greatly prefer themtoanf.w kind; but you fur excel rao in tho softneßSMUl elastic character of your "cardod" wools.-«n sir, yours obedii-ntly, K. WaddingtOS, Jd.ttr To Mr Albert Potter, Hamilton East ~._, Auckland, April 25,1579.-1 fcr!ify!ha»hiji carefully examined Bomespecimens of cawra Wool, prepared by Mr Potter of WaiUW. They aro beautifully clean, free from any a» aK'reeablo smell; and in my opinion are W7 suitable for Mattresses, wotUd be very ebsbc, . warm and comfortable.-THOS. B. KkbdbkdOT M.R.C.8., L. & K. ; !,«■; I have cai-ofuUj examined the two sample^ Wool which you gave me, and find them exo» ; eively clean, free from smell, and B°="™^ fitted for the manufacture of Mattresses "M Cushions, one of which I also inspected. lam aider a well-mado Wool Mattress more heaW and comfortable than a feather bed:ana.Jn» , ing from tho samples I saw in your possessiMJ I can most conscientiously recommend^ materials and tho work.-CH as. i. GotKWBJ M.D., Fellow ot the Koyal Collcgo of Physto™; otc—To Mr Albert Potter. HamUtxJn WaiJHito. Medical. -j. SANDEK AND PONS' BUCALYPT IKXTBACT. REPORT OF DR. fT'mOSLKK, PBOFKSfiOK AT THK UNIVKKSITY OF i GRKIF3WALD. .....nl.^ Epitome of an article of the " Ber™l*,.^ nischon Wocheuschrift" No. 21,1879, a medlijj periodical, published at Berlin, with references to inhalations of the HXTRJCT EUOiUWg Folis (bonder and eons' Extract v ucaljptW)» cases of diptheria, by Dr. V. Mo.'ler, profeß>or» the University of Greifswnld, Gcrmanr.^Ti,i»U " Having experienced the advantages w™j*i\. from inhalations of tfco Hxtkact icCA""' Folii in csao-. of ecbinocoo.cn of theinnKS imw bronchial attectiona, 1 made up my mind to O> the same remedy in cases of Di piIT.H.KBi?v,ra- Salenz, a pupi: of mine, has sinro, "jHrSi tion, reported tlio rarticulars of W i wjp treated, and I may bo allowed briefly to rww one of the cases enumerated therein- n ha j Ida X., of PaEowalk, twenty years ol»go,'^ on the 19th February, IS7S), a lit of chilhngfeW' with violent pains in her throat. =«*S^, upon a medical practitioner, who, JfSfS at once the case to be one of dipntneuuj, «j~ her enter my kliuik, where I had tosepaw^ her from the other patients. Thepattcnvw doveloptd for her ago. was complaining °!J*Z. iv her throat, which grew worse whefl Bi»i£ deavourod to swallow, speak, cr move me new. Tho submaxillar and submental Bte""'.^."; much swollen, and the fever was of areffl" nature. The condition of the patient wwoa^ 22nd of February: VVarmth=3o.l U P°^ > % respiration=2o. Prescription: Kstraii' u« foliie to be Inhaled for twenty ? in.n' c _9JS bour. Tho following day the^atie>.tUir6w^_ small particles of exiudat. The local <W£ auces iv the pharynx grew wor6^' mnCOni sw'ais were more extended over cue' "" a mem 'one. That inert aso of symptoms cau» mo to augment the dose *° °noi spoonful of extract cue. used for " nUC( i tion; also the inhalations wore o°BJXJ during tho night. On the 27th patient got dw» and tbo fever bad subsided. On oxMMnbtf«£ pharynx it was easily to be noticed <*« „£ cess of diphtherit gave way,andon'^S a n4 March tho patioi was restored to nouw discharged. Tb< report in in^PJfneriaes tho Eucalypti Kxti tin all cases ofdipliffieMl^ proved successfu it also sets fort?-Siiß, laryngitis and bronchit's, chronics, P^^ijcd crouposa dextra, ec te pharyngitis, oou « g with larvugitin, treated successfully ww , Eucalypti Extract. ~ thn ojefr. (Those diseases constitute nearly all tnow t'.ons of tho throat and respiratory org»=> mostly caused by neglected colds) . as~ The above reported cure of diphtheri^"^ seaao which is always attended by ioi w; <K $ tho eflloacy of our Extract Eucolyp-us » cases of fovor, and as it at tho SP.me t™» it fects all wound?, and checks "'^"^Sais, will be a positive cure of nearly a^i^or chiofly, Fevers, Itheumatism, Colds, \Youn<» all kinds, Sprains. Bruisey, Kf. , Solo Agent for Auckland a'-tl Dlßtrion A I C X 1 N, The PnAEMAoy, Qdken-street, AOCKI -