{Continued from third fiagt.) Mr Marrables, as if unwilling tn commit himself to an opinion, repliuj by a little deprecatory gesture of the linnrl; but Lance lot answered at once. " I believe them to be perfectly genuine," he said, " I ran at.swcr for my own letters, and for my wife's handwriting on tiie enve lopes of these others." " You will permit me to look at, th e letter which professes to l.efiom ourselves?" said Mr Marrables. " Uunipli!—written on our office-paper, I see ; it looks very lik o the real thing." " Jt is the real thing, Mr Marrables," said John Fawcett. " And the packet of miscellaneous cor respondence '!— no, thank yoit. I d ou 't desire to examine it. lam only wondering if it contains a letter from Sir Kegiuald Bar ker to Lord Brackenbury —in reference to the sale of a carriage-horse 1 Au idle ques tion perhaps !" " I —l believe there is some such letter," said Fawcett, unable to conceal his astonish raent. Even Lancelot wondered how Mr Marrablci should know what was in the packet, " And those miniatures of his mother and brother, which the late Lord Brackenbury always took with him when he travelled—you can, of course, produce those also ?' The Fawcetfs looked at each other— hesitated—admitted that they had nothing of the kind. " You are quite sure, Frank, that his lordship did not mention the miniatures ?" sueaested the uncle. Then Francis Fawcett seemed to search his memory. He could not be sure—he would not venture to say positively ; yet he fancied that something of the kind had been named. " And now," said Mr Marrables,with the air of a man who was coming to the point —" and now, gentleman, supposing your 1 documentary evidence ' to be ' bonfi lidc, there arises another and a very serious' question. Namely, how did your client obtain possession of these papers ?" "He did not ' obtain,' he 'retained' possession of them, Mr Marrables," said the elder Fawcett, severely. Mr Marrables smiled. " Let us treat this matter seriously,'1 he said. ' You cannot, as men of busineap, suppose that my client, or any other sane person, would accept the mere authenticity of any number of documents as evidence of personal identity ? Your client, gentlemen, is neither a bill nor a letter. He is not receipted ; he has not been through the poat," " We wish to treat this matter seriously Mr Marrables. It is not we who treat it with levity," replied the younger Fawcett. " We are quite aware that more conclusive testimony is necessary ; and here it is." V/ith this, he brought out some sheets of folded foolscap and laid it on the table. "The signed declaration of Abraham Stanway of Burfield Moor. Abraham Stan way testifies to recognising his lordship, and to being reminded by his lordship of vaiious circumstances which he had himself forgotten till they were brought back to his memory. I need not go into details—you can read them for youiself. The signed declaration of Isaac Plant, <vhohas also re cognised his former landlord. The signed declaration of Seth Plant, son of the above, to the same effect. The signed declaration of Zachary and Keziab Myott; also to the same effect. All the?e wituessess are pre pared to substantiate their testimony upon oath." '■Js it possible?" said Mr Marrables. "Really this is interestine;. Your own tenants, my dear Lord Brackenbury— your own respected and respectable ten nants !" "Do you object to the witnesses, Mr Marrables ?" "Oh, doar no ! Quite the contrary— I am charmed. And does this complete the case. " Not'quite. We have yet to submit (o your client's consideration his lordship's account of his life and travels during the past seventeen years, taken down from his lordship's own ' viva voce ' statement; to qrther with various letters and papers re lating to the period of his residence in San Francisco and elsewhere. "We shall bo happy to leave you copies of these, for your client') perusal at leisure." " Don't you think now (to be candid, Mr Fawcett, that it would save us all a great deal of trouble if your client would kindly consent to an interview, and tell his story for himself?" "No.hir—l <'or.'. " replied the elder man, half angrily. ■■ We have already ex plained that his lordship objects to meet his brother under the present altered and pair.« fill circumstances. There is no nerd.sir, io go over that ground again." " But we deny that the circumstances are painful, Mr Fawcett. It may he disagree able to your client to want money, but we beg to assure that, were he the person you represent him to be, nothing wouid give us more p'eamre than to satisfy his de: mands." " He should have four times twenty-five thousand pounds," fafd Lancelot, speaking for the second time. " You hear that, gentleman ? A hundred thousand pounds is a large sum. Your client has but to present himselt iv person (and to convince us of his identity), and a hundred thousand pounds are at bis dis posal." There was a momentary silence. Then Francis Fawcett spoke. " I will freely confess, Mr Marrables, that I am somewhat of your cpinion. I wish our client could be prevailed upon to meet his brother ; but when a man has been supplanted iv his dearest affections." . . . Lancelot half rose from his chair, but Mr Marrables checked him with a gesture. "I am delighted,'1 he said, " that Mr Francis Fawcett takes so business-like a view of the matter. And, such being the case, I cannot doubt that these gentlemen will be pleased to learn that their client has consented to give us the pleasure of his company." Whereupon Mr Marrables rapped the table with a ruler, and there entered Mr Blake, followed, very slowly and reluc tantly, by a sandy-haired, showily-dressed man of perhaps forty-five or forty-seven years of age. " My dear Lord Brackenbury," eaidMr Marrables, " I have the pleasure of pre senting to you Messrs Fawcett and Clarke's mysterious client. This is Mr Compton, ' alias' Cuthbert Lord Brackenbury,' alias' Samuel Prouting, who was your brother's valet." " You are sure you have all you want, Prouting ?" " Quite sure, my lord," " There js nothing I can do for you in any way«" " You—you have done too much already, my lord. More than I deserve." There Js humility in the words; but the man's manner is even more humble. He stands shuffling his feet and nervously clasping aud unclasping his hands; the picture of self-abasement. Lord Brackenbury looks at him with almost compassion. " Well, you have acted tbo part of a great scoundrel, Prouting," he says; but it is open to you to do better in the future." " I wish to do better, my lord." "It rests with yourself. You have the world once more before you. And It is not as if you were going back to California or the States. In Canada, you willfind your self among now scenes and new people. You can make a fresh start if you choose," Indeed, my lord, I will," They are s{;an.d{ng on the deck of an Allan Line steamer hound for Quebec. Jt is almost dark ; and the smoke and noise and confusion cf Liverpool and the Mersey are around them. " Well, if you want help or advice, you are to write to Mr Blake j but to attempt to deceive us m any way will be useless ana impossible. There goes the bell—so good : byetoyou." '■' ; Goodbye, my lord,, J^-I'm truly grateful for jour goodness—and," ... I 1 And what ? Makp baste—they a*e going to remove the gangway." J'Andpleage, my lord, if you approved, I d write to Letticeby and by, when I was settled ; and if she cired to come out and bring the boy" , , . , Lord Brackenbury hesitates—then shakes his head. "No, he says sternly. "The woman has suttered enough ; and the lad has never se??,you- Loave tnera in peace." With this he goes ashore; aud the gang way is withdrawn; and presently the Proserpine ' is under way. Four hours later.Lord Brackenbury is once more standing on the deck of a big steamer 5 and this time he is there as a passen- g ur'n/ VBsaelisa Cunardor bound for the Mediterranean and Adriatic seat), and ne has taken his passage direct for Barl. lie is going home ; and without having seen his brother's face. Looking back at the fast-receding lights of the great city, ho tells himself that this last is the hardest sacrifice of all. " Good-bye, Lancelot 1" The night is dark, and there are none to see his tears. THE END,

Pr'nted and publiohed by the Proprietor", Hbnby Brktt. of- Symbnds-street, at his General Steam Priming Office. Wyndham street, in the Province of Anokland, New Zsa land. Saturday, Apbh 16,1881.

THE AUCKLAND FTENING STAR. APRIL 16,



Auctions. "pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Lands Office, Auckland. March 19,1881. I horeby notify that tho Rural Lands men tioned in tho Schedule heroundor will bo oll'ored for selection on and after FRIDAY, tho 22nd Uny ot April next. D. A. TOLB, Commissioner o£ Crown Lands. WHANGAKEI COUNTY. PARISH Ol)1 KAITARA. Lot. Area. Price A. h. P. S s a 10 80 0 0 tO 0 0 17 102 0 0 M 0 0 IS 102 0 0 51 0 0 WHAKATANE COUNTY. MBISII OF WAIOTAHI. Lot, Area. Prico. A. n. P. & a- d. 1U 121 0 0 30 5 0 ■115 222 0 0 SS 10 0 HG 271 n 31) fi7 IG 3 117 197 0 0 10 5 0 m 300 o o i»o o o 111 22 3 0 113 15 0 rAHISII OK WAIOEKA. Lot. Area. Prico. A. R. P. £ s. d. 261 322 0 0 80 10 0 265 85 2 0 23 17 6 NOTE.—Plans may bo seen, and f.irthor particulars of tho land obtained m application at this office, and at tlio Survey Oflloo, Tau ranga. Torms of Pale—Ono fourth of purchaso-monoy to bo paid at tirao of sulo, and tho biilnnco with in one month thoroafter.otherwiao tho part of the porchaae-monoy paid by way of deposit shall be forfoited, and tho contract for the sale of the land shall henceforward be null and void. Crown Grant foo to bo paid on completion of purchase Crown Lands O/Jico, Napier, 30' March, 1881, "VTOTICE is hereby j;iven that the under- J3I montloned allotments of land will bo offered forealo byPnblic Auction, at tho Council Chamber, Napier, on WKDNH3DAY, 11th day Of MAY next, at 11 o'clock in tho foronoon. One-fourth of tho puichaao money to be paid at the salo, and tho remaindpr within ono calender month, or tho deposit will be forfeited. J. T. TYLKE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. NORSEWOOD SURVEY DISTRICT. Ngamoko Block. Block. Section, Area. Up9et price a. r. p. £ a. d. HI „ 13 .. 50 0 7 .. 75 1 0 „ ... 15 .. 81 16 .. 128 S 6 „ „ 18 .. 101 126 .. 152 2 6 „ .. 20 .. 100 0 0 .. 125 0 0 „ „ 21 .. 13S 2 0 .. 133 10 0 ~ .. 23 .. 50 020 .. 75 3 9 V _ 15 .. 73 117 .. 73 7 0 „ .. 17 .. 100 117 .. 150 10 6 „ .. 19 .. 83 322 .. 125 16 G , .. 21 .. 135 3 0 .. 16913 9 „ ..21 .. 59 011 .. S3 12 0 TAKAPAU SURVEY DISTRICT. Tcta Tua Block. V .. 2 .. 95 2 0 .. 95 10 0 „ .. 3 .. 78 211 .. 78 11 6 „ .. i .. 105 2 0 .. 105 10 0 „ .. 5 127 2 0 .. 127 10 0 „ „. 6 .. a 2 0 .. 12 10 0 „ .. 7 .. 131 12S .. 131 8 6 „ .. 8 .. 86 3 0 .. 86 15 0 VI .. I - 100 1 33 .. 100 9 9 „ .. 2 .. S5 333 _ 86 0 0 „ „ 3 .. 93 111 .. 117 9 6 „ .. 1 .. 81 219 .. 126 18 6 „ .. 5 .. 115 126 .. 173 2 6 ~ 6 SI 0 0 .. 162 0 0 „ .. 8 .. U0 30 .. S3 7 G „ .. 10 .. 13 2 0 .. 87 0 0 „ ~11 .. 16 0 0 .. 92 0 0 „ .. 12 .. 31 130 .. 62 17 6 „ .. 13 .. 39 035 .. 73 8 9 ~ .. li .. 30 2 0 .. 61 0 0 X .. 1 .. 59 2 7 .. 119 1 9 „ ... 2 .. 5S 02S ... 116 0 6 „ .. 3 .. 11 216 .. 8U 1 0 MAKARETU. 98 .. — „ 50 0 0 .. 50 0 0 158 .. — .. 50 0 0 .. 50 0 0 B. TONES & UO. WILL in future hold Regular Sales of Landed Property every MONDAY1, at 12 o'clock. Parties desirous of disposing of Houses, Farms Ot Landed Property of any description will please, if possible, furnish particulars not later than Thursday in each week. B. TONES & CO. B, TONES. R. C. CAKR. B. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS. B, TONKS & CO. T\ rILL sell, on Wednesday, the 30th T T instant, at 11 o'clock, 19 Double-barrol Broach and Muzzlo-loading Guns 10 Single-barrel Guna 26 Revolvers. [B, TOHKS. R. C. CARR. B. D. TONKS.] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. BREWERY AT GISBORNE. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, BY Order of T. Macffarlanf, Esq., Trustee. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by auction on Wednesday, 20th April, at 12 o'clock noon. THK LEASROF PREMISES KKOWNas the GIBBORNE BREWERY, Gisborne, being a good substantial Building of four stories, built of heart of kauri, with Cellerago. all in good order, capable of turning out 10 hogsheads per days, and at present occupied by Mr W. F. Craw- Terms Cash. B, TONKS. R. C. CAKR. B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, APRIL 21. CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BRUSHWaRE, RIMMEL'S PERFUMERY, TINWARE, AND LANTERNS, Ex Oxford, from London. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Thursday, the 21st inst., at 11 o'clockj 18 PACKAGES of the above Goods, just landed ex Oxford. |B. TONKS. E. C. CAER, B. D, TONKS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. QUEEN-STREET PROPERTY. QUEEN-STREET PROPERTY. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from T. Macffailane, Esq., to sell on Wednesday, the Ith May, at 12 o'clock, North half of Allotment 2, Section 2, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 50 links to Qaeen-street by a depth of 300 links, Bubject to a Lease expiring Ist January, 1891, at a rent of £150 per annum. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. JUNCTION YARDS. IN consequence of the Holidays the nsual Sale will be held on Wednesday next, 70 Prime Fat Cattle, from Walkato and neighbourhood 200 Fat fcheep, from Gisborne 400 Fat Sheep, from Waikato 50 Fat Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Fat and Store Pigs. AT 1 O'CLOCK, P.M. HUNTER & NOLAN. ' SATURDAY, APRIL 30, DAIRY COW'S, CALVES, HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, At the Residence of Mr. J. D. Freeman, who is leaving the Colony, Papatoitoi. THE undersigned will sell, at residence of Mr. J. D. Freeman, Papatoitoi— The WHOLE of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, consisting of— 10 Dairy Cows 6 Calves 12 Very Useful Horses Single and Double-furrow Plough 2 sets Harness Scrubber Waggonette and Harness! Dosr Cart and Harness Spring Cart and Harness Drag and Harness Combined Mower and Reaper Horse Rugs, &c. Chaft Cutter and Horse-power Dairy Utensi's Household Forniture, comprising Iron Bedstead, Tables, Chairs, Chests Drawers, Diningroom Table, Chairs, Cheffoniers, and other articles com prising a recently and well selected stock of Furniture. Luncheon Provided. H.UNTER & NOLAN.



Auctions. WEDNESDAY, APHILpO. THE GREYHOUND YARDS, SALE L»F RACEHOESES. i FUR SALE, on Wednesday next, 20th instant, at 12 o'clock, ' Tho Woll-known Cress-country Itorscg— ' RAWBNATA, irra., by Pacific ' HAHKAWAY, agod, \ts Oliver Crom- : well (sire of Tho Agont) : ALFRED BTJCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, April 20. TII X DKDRY YARD S. IJIOR SALE, on Weelnosday next, the JJ proporty of William Nichols, leaving his Farm, in addition to tho usual sale, 150 Head Well-bred STOKK CATTLTC, mostly Stocrs and Hoifors. two or throo years old, and many of tho Heifors forward for calving. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, Tn E RE M UE R A YARDS. WELL-BRED SOUTHERN CATTLE. THE undersigned lias received instruc tions from JtoFsrs Hold, of Motutapu, to soli on Thursday next, L'lst instant, 12 Cholco Bull Calvea 10 Two-yoar-old atcora 15 Cows and Heifors ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. THE HEMUERA YARDS. FOR SALK, on Thursday, April 21, 40 Two-yoar-old Shorthorn Steers Hairy Cows, Store Cattle 500 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. mHAMES CATTLE MARKET. BANK & CO., STOCK AiNl) COMMISSION AGENTS. Market bach Thursday, at their Yards, Parmvai, at 2 p.m., For SALK of STOCK of all descriptions. PRODUCE, &c. Consignees of Stook can depend upon ovory, attention being given, Good Paddock Accom modation and PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. For Bale. nniKl pOLDJfIELD. WHANGAPOUA ESTATE. This Property is now OPEN FOR LEASE FOR GOLD-MINING PURPOSES, On tho following terms :— CLAIMS to bo Three Acres in extent RBNT- For First Two Years _.. £210s per acre For Second Two Years „ £1 por aero For Remaining Thrao Years .... £6 per acre Leases will be granted for 7 Years, and will contain a Purchasing Clause to be exorcised at option of tho Lesseo within Ono Year from date of Lease. Tho Leases will bo prepared by tho Company s Solicitors, and will contain such Covenants and Conditions as they may deem nocessary, and the Company nndortake that tho cost to Lessee for a Lenso shall not exceed Three Guineas, exclusive of Stamp and Registration Fees. Tho Survo 3 will bo mado by Company's Sur veyors, and the cost of any Survey for a Lease shall not exceod Five Guineas. C. A. HARRIS, Jun., Manager N.Z. Timber Co. (Limited). Auckland, th February, 1881. G-. Wo O VVEN " C°- Queen-street Wharf, HAVE ON SALE (EX RECENT ARRIVALS): A LARGE STOCK OF rjiEAS, gUGARS, Q.ROCERIES, AND OILMEN'S gTORES, Comprising— FINK TEAS, in half-chests and boxes Victoria and Sydney Companies' SUGARS Mauritius and Fiji ditto CANDLKS-Belmont, Do Roubaix, &c, &c. Starch, Blue, Soap, Soap Powders, &o. Currants, Figs. Barcelona Nuts, &c. Kleme, Mcscatoll, and Sultana RAISINS Jams, Candied Peel. Marmalade, Jellies Brown & Poison's and Brown's CORNFLOUR CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, Kssences Van Houten'a, Taylor's, and Fry's COCOA and CHOCOLATE Neavo s Food, Maizlna Salad and Castor Oi', Hair Oil, Sc. Pickles, Sauces, Cn rlos, Capers, &c. Blacking, Blacklead, Vestas RICE, SAGO, TAPIOCA, ARROWROOT I Salmon, Lobster, Sardines, Cod-fish, Ling, &c. Butter, Cheese HAMd and BACON Washing and Carb. Soda Tartario Acid, Cream of Tar r Paper, Paper Bags, Confectioner Bags AMERICAN CANNKD FRUITS, &c. &o. &c. o, G. W. OWEN & CO., i QUEEN STEEET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 300 Backs Meek's Crown Brand FLOUR 600 „ Wilson, Harraway & Co.'s FLOUR 100 „ R. Anderson's FLOUR 500 „ Auckland Ground FLOUR 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLOUR 60 tons „ Make, &c, in Small Bags 800 sacks HEAVY OATS 500 „ TARTARIAN SEED OATS 600 „ BRAN and SHARPS 100 „ FOWLS' WHEAT 800 bags Western and Westall'B FINE and COARSK SALT 200 cases KEROSINE OIL 833 bales Grey, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPBR md PAPER BAGS G. W. OWEN & CO., QUEEEN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 30 cases Prime CANTERBURY CBaffSE 30 cwt. Prime HAMS and BACON! 10 tons CANTKRBUBY POTATOES. insurances. "\TEW ZEALAND INSURAJNUii jX company. Capital., .. ~ -. -. - £1,000,000 Reinsurance and Reserve Funds _ £150,000 LIBERAL CONDITIONS. MODERATE RATKS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECUEITY. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. GEORGE P. FIERCE Manager. TTNION INSURANCE COMPANY NEW ZEALAND. Capital. _.„..„__-...-. £2.000.000 AUCKLAND BRANCH, QUEBN-STREET. next to the Colonial Bank FIRB DEPARTMENT. Insurances granted on Dwelling-honses, Storea, Shops, Buildings in which trade is carried on, Merchandise, and Goods of every description.! MARINE DEPARTMENT, Hulls of Shipß or Steamers, Merchandise Of all kinds, Specie and Wool to United Kingdom, at Lowest Current Ratkb. R. H. STEVENSON, Manatcer. mHE TIKI GOLDFIELD. JUST POBLI3HKD, A PLAN OF THK TIKI OOLDFIELD, Compiled by C. F. H. Lloyd, Surveyor, Showing the position of all the Claims at the Tiki Goldfleld, both on Government and Mrs Macintosh's iroperty. fo ba had at Mr E. Wayte's, Auckland, or Mr Silk's, Stationer, Corcinandel. PRICE, ?s 6D.



Darnpier'a Wonderful Bargain* r A I) I E a i I am happy to inform you that I havo re moved from my old shop to a MUCH LAliQElt 3NW, in WAKBFIEI«D*TKKKT—tho old one, in 3on3oqnonco ol my now largo iistness, being too smnll. You will find bolow an onormovs quantity Of FKKSU BARGAINS, which 1 nm 3iirowill moot with your approbation. With many thanks for your incronsing patronage, I remain, Ladies, your obediont sorvimt, W. H. DAMPIEII. DRAPERY WE PARTM ENT. Gouts' Volvot Smoking Cnpo, 3s fid : Wen's and Hoys' Hush Hats. 1h; li'a.k nii.l Pnib Kolt Hats, 2a; grand lot of Mom 8 Black Hard do 23 6d; Hiivil Drub do, 2b: hlko lot of. Men's nna Hoys' Straw do, 2a; Infants WaokFelt llat», 2a; Glrlb' Hals (trimmod), 2s Bil; I aclios' Straw do, Is Cd ; gnod lot, Jnpnn do, In to 3s (!d: Ladles' Si'k do, 3a lid: (iirln ami Hoys' Turn OSlmntor Hats. 3s ; Ladies' do, la; Whito Flunnnl. WM; Hcarlet do, la; Menu Shirts, la and Is !>d ; hnonrlor do, with coilms. "3 fil • Hoys' do, la (id and '_'!», with collars, -'add ; Gents' Fancy Kogattn Shirts. 2a tin; Mnn's Guernseys, la lid : Men's Drawers, 2a lid ; Ladies do 'la; tied, 2a (id; Ladles' Chemises, 2b to-Is,! Night Drosses, 3s and 3a (Sri; Clouts Tweed Coatß, Ga; Alpaca do, fa; Holland do. sizes I and 5 IsGd; a fow Infarta'a Suits, sa: Hoys' Braces lid ■ Yout ha' do, Is; Moil's do la and la (id; Hoys' Holt*, till; Mon'a do. Is and Is lid; Ladies' do, la; Girlsi' Merino Frocks, Ha ouch; White Worsted, Id tho thick skoln; Coloured do. 2d: Fingoring Wools, Ss tho hank, or 3d the skoin; Hhiofc and Whito Horlin Wool, 3d tho doz; all other colorn Id tho doz; Olovoa hound with fur. Ha ; l,adio» Joaophino Kid Glovoa, 2a; Li»lo Thrnad do, Gd; Ladies' Black Glovos, la; Gontu' Whito do, li; Children's do, Id; Lovely Gossamer, la tho yard ; Ladios' Kink: Collars, 2d tho box: Linen do 2aonah; Honts1 Stand-up do, 2d tho box; Gents' Fashionable Roformod Dux do, !)d tho box • Hoys' Dux, sizo 11, hi tho box ; other sizes Gd- Gents' Linon Collars. lOd oaoh; Morley's Knitting Cotton, lj 9d uroen 'No do, 2a • dillbrpnt colours, Id. or two for .id ; Croonct do' "id rool. An onormoua quantity of Uronii dhio. lid tho yard ; largo skeins Black Sowing Silk Id ■ reolH of black and coloured do, 2d ; 4-oz'roo's >10, 8d; Clark's celebrated 200 reels Cotton, 2d or 21s tho gross; coloured do, Id the reel or 'M tho dozen: handsome UiltnndSil vorort Dress Imttors, Id; dillorontpatterns Id tho dozen- Pearl do, la Gil tho dozon; Whito Bono do, 3d to lid ; largo lot of. Silk do, 2d to Id tho dozon ; Coat do, 3d to i,d Black klbbon Volvot, 9d tho pioop 0(18 yards; Gir U Sun- Hhadofl. la oaeh; Indies' Handsome Umbrellas, la • silk do Ga; 32 dozen Honeycomb Towels, "rt'each- Whito do, 2Jd; Superior do, (id; Turkish and Indian do. la; Gent a Black Ties, Id to lid • Satin Hows, lid and Ud ; Scurvos. la ; very largo Whito Toilot Covers, 1?; Croohot Antimacassars, la; Damask Tablpcloths. 3a 0:1; Tablo Oilcloths, la 3d tho yard; Dress Print. Id tho yard; Pompadour do. 7d; grand V lowors, is tho spray; Feathers, bd each: Hiaok Lhoh Mits "3 tho pair ; crimson, red and Rroen Blind Cord'.'sd tho dozen yards; Hodkins, 2 for Id ; Silos a, fid tho yard; Ladles' Wool Squares, la; deny Luce. Id the yard; real Maiteso Lace, Is the- yard; imitation do. Id; Valonoier,n«s Lace 3d tho Plcco Of 12 yards; Scarf Lace, 3d ; Ttlnr>k Braid 8d tho dozon yd, or la bd tho piece ?f'S Wave Braid, Id tho knot; Hroad do, 2d-An imicassa Braid, Ud; Black Silk Braid, ■"id nor yard ; Black Print, 9d tho yard ; Picture Needle Cases, eontaininpr 100 needles with gilt pro" good sizes, even bettor than tho 1a5t..0.1 Vhn pwin' carda of linon Buttons, 2d; Silk VelvcTta tho ynrd ; Blapk Velveteen, 2s Cd; Black silk, 3s 6d the yard: Cream do, la id : lilicl- uattn "a lid tho yard ; Swooned, Is bd : Hiack Alpncca, 8d and is; Grey do, lid; Wincey, ■id- Crane, ii Bd tho yard: Crape I olliira b,t oac'h- Crapo Trimming, la tho log of .to yards : Div'stneloinbs, 3d and Od ; Tooth Combs, 2d and 3d :Ivory do. 9d; Halt Brushes, la and Is Gd; rgojars Kimmel's Pomade, 6d: Hair Oi ft, tho boYle; large bottlos l.imo Juico and Gly rßrino Sdtho bottle; do withlabelsdamaged, fid ■ Merino different colours, Is Cd ; Glazed Furniture Holland, Gd the yard; Diaper and Holland, lOd the yaird • Towelling, fid; White Lman. la 3d; Siieslo, 6d j Slatp Lining. Id; nice lot of Kibbon. Id to 6d (Including sreen): tho fashionable Plush Hibbnn, 9d; hjimlsomo Pugearies (slightly soiled), nearly 3yds 10-tj, bd; Crocket Antimarcamors. la: CMldror, a Dimiiy Collars id; grand lotof Fro-h Ribbons, fashion aolocoiouN: ladies'vvhito Stocking, 3Jd to la Gd- Lakes' Kaahionnblo Kmbroldored do la ; «Vr"tn™i do fid to Is; Ladies' Hibbod do, fashion abWSri is" nice ,ot of Girls' Striped do Gd: lot of Infants' do. from 2d tho pair■ • lot of Boya Sox Gd- Men's Unbleactied do, 3d; grand lot Gents' WorsWdyox.Gd: Garter Elastic, 3d the yd-Prußßtan Binding, 2d tho yd; Hodkina, 2 for Id •' Whalebone. 2d the sot; Bono and Steel Crocket Hooks, id; Snow Flako Dross Stuff. ■Jd tho yd: about 15 doz Ladjca' Aprons bd to is; Berlin Wool SUpper Pattorng. is: nice lot of Mending Cotton, cheap: nice Cards of X astic. Id each V Bed Tucking, 8d tho yd; Lapgo Toilot rv^ora v- Catico 4Jd to 6d ; Ladies' and Gepta Whfte HankorohiVsd to Is: Children's do 2d ; A BC do 2d; Gents' Silk Hnndkorchlefs. bd ; , Infants' Bibs, Gd each. THE VERY LATEST. Ladies' and Girl's imitation SKAL SKIN HATS. 2a; Gent's and Boy's do, 2s. Immense Lot of SATIN CLOTH, different shades, all at 18 6d tho yard, FANCY DEPARTMENT. Having imported an enormous quantity of New and Standard Piano Music, I will sell it all at tho low charge of Gd; no higher price ; cata logues can be had on application ; a few soiled do, Id. Ladies are respectfully informed that this is really a Fplondid lot, and includes songß, comic do, operas, pieces, dances, &c. &c. A nice lot of Dolls, with hair, Cd: Very Grand Lotof Large Dolls, Is; Flag Rattles, 2deach; Ornamental Black Fans, 9d to 2s Gd; Feeding Bottles, 9d each; Alphobctical Ledgere, Is; Fuller's Karth for the toilet and nursery, 3d tho largo pot; Rimmel's Violet powdor, fid tho packet; Handsome Vases, Is the set of 3; Children's Watering Pots, 9d; 2 BUdo Pamna Knives. Od: 1 Blade, do Gd: Scifsora, 6d the pair: Glass Ink Bottle3(wlth lida)Gd; Handsomo i ut Glass, do lOd; Boot Lasts, Is tf>e pair; Barry s Celebrated Tricopherous, Is 2d Bottle; nice lot of Boot Trunks, is; Silver Perambulators for needla &c. 9d; Toy Whips, is and 6d; Largo China Toa i-ets: 2s; Metal do 6d; Gent'H Walk ing sticks, Is Cd; Handsome Dress Holders, 2d; Shoo BrusheP, 3a the pet of 3; Brown Windsor Poap, 7 cakes («r Is; Glycerine Pars (large), Gd ; Superior Sp-dasles, Is; Heading Glares, 3d; Peerless Gloss to shino boots without bruthea 9d tho bottle; Gent's Alberta, fid; Purses. 2d to is- Tack Hammers, Is; Glass Flower VaBCS 6d; Toy Watches. Id; Feather Dusters, fid; Fancy Glass Boxea. Gd ; Corkscrews with bruah, Gd; handsomo Trumpet Accordians, 15s; Padlocks with key. MlKey Hings, 2d tho card of 12; Dressing Cases, 4a fid; Writing Desks, Is 6d; wood Broad Plates, 2a- Bread Knives. Is. Butter do, 9d • now fashioned Butter Coolers, Is 3d ; Benzolino Table Lamps. Id 'ach ; Ladies handsome Leather Kaga, Is Cd; Hand Mirrors, lsarid lnBd; Swing Mirrors. 4s fid ; laree pieces of ppo: ge, Gd • Turkish do. Is; Tablo Bella. 4d: Note Paner, 2d the quiro; Superior do, 3d or Is 5d tbq packet of S «vires; Paper and Envelopes combined, id the packet; Mourning do, Id tho packet; Ink, Id the bottle; handsome Penholders. Id each, or 6d the rtqs: Slate do. Id tho dozorGd the box of 100 ; Albums. Is to 4b 6d ; Strong Finn Twine, 4d the ball, 6 zags Is ; Ladies "Little Stranger" Sowing Machine, 30s; White Shoo Horns. 9d each ; a few 31s Now Book* for 3s Gd; large lot of Gtfcora very cheap ; the Game of Lotto, 9d the garr\e; larxp lot of "cent 6d tho bottle ; Eau do Cologne. Is* Lime juice and Glycerine, 8d; Toilet Vinegar, laj Violet Powder, 6d the packet: Jars of Portado, Gd; Japanese Putf-boxoa, with PulTs, Gd; stir neriordo U; Puffs, id each; Wlndaor Soap, 7 For is; fflVcerine B»ra, 74; Soent Fountains 1. 6d each; Scissors. 6d the pair { Nail do, the same nrice; Slates. 2d e#h; Handsome Penc 1 Cases id; siWreddo.Bd; 6rows. l 3 3d;7rowa,ls 6df Solitaires. 3d and 6d tho pair; Gents' Stono Sh rt Studs, fid: Bhirt Snites. 2d, Id, and 6d; do with patent fastener, 9d the suite; Mnger Rings, 2d to 9d; Silvered Propches, Is; Fancy Earrings, 3d tho pair; tents' silvered Necklets, 6d- handsome Framad Pictures, 3d and 4d; large Gilt Framed do, Is Gd; handsome Picture Crosses 2d: handsome Tobacco Stands, Is; Electro-plated 1\ rks aud Spoons, Is. BOOT DEPARTMENT. Chilfirons' elastic-side Prunella Boots GtO 9. 3s; 10 to 13,3s Cd the pair; Girls Oxford Shoes, 3s 3d the pair; Houeo Boots, 3a; «/rlsJJerby Shoes, 3s 3d; Girls' Patent Leather Boots, Bizo 11 to 13, 3s Gd; Ladies' Kid Boot*, to 6d to 7s; a few Ladies' Auckland made Uootstoft,olro 3 ana 4,88; a few Mens' Boots left, Ss; J?/af lta, Bi ootff; la and la lGd; Boot Laces (silk), 3d tSodojsqnj gilk Shoe Lacea 5d the dozen. Business Hwbs-Eight till Six. W. H. D AMPIEB' RKMOVED FROM UPPEItjQTJEEN-STREET TO WAKKFMLD-STRKKT, a Few Yards prom the Oid Sncr f



Miscellaneous. m E Al TEA! TEA! ' L FRKK GIFTS IN TKAS. | JOHN LEI'I'EU A SONS, TICA DKALKRb, 6U, Auckland Market (Near tho (iuf.en-stroot H ntruiice) J.L. and Sons will OIVK AWAY Orders for ,i Pounds and Half-pounds of Choice TKAS, enclosed in their pound ami hiiU-pound parcels, These orders will be rodeomed on presentation lit tho Market on the folionin Saturday—so •] that, many persons buying a Parcel of Tea on ■) Saturday, will Und enclosed au Order fur half- 'i ii-poundor 'f A Pound ok Tre a Craiis! '1 which they can have on presenting tho Order 'i on tho following Saturday. Wo oxpect to distribute ovor Twenty of those Ordors next Saturday. Cmnoand try|our Tea, and share In these Five Gift-1. J. ljopynr, son,, having spent ninny yoars In tho solection, ttißtirg and blending of. Choice Teas, is in a position to oU'er Tea of unsurpasß able valuo both in strength and llavonr. John Lepperand Sons conlldently assert that the Tea Roiii by them will Dear favourable coni- Diirison with any linusn in live Trado. and will be found on trial superior to most, inferior to none. Wanted, every render of tho Stau to test this assertion by a trinl of tho following Teas :— TDK PKOPLICS' TICA, '2i per lb ; Hits Is a aolcctlon land careful mixture of BOVM'iil good Hound tens, mid will klvo nnivcraiil antiafiiciion to f cnnoiiilo houHowives. HXTKA STUONG FULL KLAVOURKI) TKA, 2ii (id per lb, in n combination of. nevoral oarofully selected India nnd China Teas. Oi'lt FINKriT TICA, nt Us por Hi, iH n careful and judicious selection and blending of somo o( tho Choicest Teas iinnortecl, and is unsurpass able. Tho quality, Btrength, and llavour of : thoHO Teas will bo maintained. The Public aro rospecil'ully invited to givo them a fair trial. llouiis w liusiNKßfi: From 1 to 10 p.m. on Saturday?, in tho Auckland Maikot. WANTED TO SELL CHEAP, 130 sets , of Whito Jugs, only 2s lid Hot;' Wliito ' Stono Cups and Saucers, only 7d. (in lid per do/.; Whito Stone Plates,-Id to7d; Chamberi), Is <l to la (id ; Unrdlno ltnives, only 2d each, la lid per doii; good Hnzors, Is,:! for '2s (id ; I.aruo Ham mers, only lid ; Flutes, only Is; Tooth lirushea, 3d and4d; Kgg flups, 7 for 1, Is Oil Am; Walt Oollora, Id : Tumblers, Cm doz ; Wine Glassos, 8s; Kngraved Wine Ulasses, fwlid ; ltngravcd Turn blors, 8s dox; Plated Cruets, only 6s (ill, worth 7s fid; Largo (Hans Ink Bottles, only !)d,!! for 1!h ; Ooch Boxos, 10 mid 12 inch, only -Ih lid ; Ladies' Dressing Cases, only -Is (id; Glasses for prosorv ing tho eyes, in a tin case., only lid each ; Hrlnr Pipcß.ild; Plum Pipes, i nly-ld each ; Wire Dish Covets, from Is to :te each, 10s set of li; 'lea Trays, Is Ud to -Is each. 7s fot of :i; liaby'n Feed ing Bottles, with 2 brushes, only lv ; HOO.UrO ■iiiokH, (inly Id a packet of 1000; lino Turkey SpongOH, from Is to 'lit a piece; 'Jib linn of SiihiHin, only Is 2d, lit), lOd ; Day and Martin's Blacking, dry, only Id; bux of lix domin Clothes IVgs, Is ;id; groSif tilt BrunchcH, lid each; Collar muds, 3d ; (Hit Studs and sleeve UnlfH, only (id; good Cheoao, (id lb; Biniill Pictures, 3d each, 5 for Is; large Pictures, Is; brown Teapots, from Is Sd to '.in IM ; black Tea pots, Is lid to '2s (id; Teapots, Metal Lids. '2s lid to is; good Hpectaolos, Is pair, li pair for 2s (id ; Snoetaclo Cases, Id and (id ; Washing Powileiu (id doz; light Blue, Sd: Hchool Desks, only 8d each; Toy Pistols and Caps, only 3d; Tart Tlim II for Is ; Yellow PIo Dlhliob, M to 1h fid ; Hlx ponny Packets of Violet l'owdor, for :!tl: Hull and Black's Matches, 7d doz; flno cut TackH, from i inch to 14 Inch. 10(10 in a packet, from Id to Sd pur packet; Water Dottlen, Is; Miwravcd ilo,'islid; Green Gliibb Jugs, Is !)d ; Kngraved do,3band3s (id; Lamps, with shades, only Is; Nest hggH. llvo for lid; I'oekni Knives, wlili iwo blades and corkscrew, only 1h (id; Celery Glusses, 2a and 3a ca.ch.--H. WATTS, Pitt street. Fanov lioods. r;iHAKLEs~~T^: ELSEY & na, (J U X X N - S T R X 12 T, DIUECT iMI'OUTERS OV FANCY GOODS! And «3rPRESENTS OF KVKRY KIND.Tt-S ALBUMS, PURSK9, BAGS, FANS Bklts, Cahd Casks, Ciciak Casks, &O, Nkicdwc Cabks, Companions, &c. Comus, Bhushhs, TonnT Racks Pocket Knivks, Scishohs, Razoks BUTTKIt AND BKKAI) IvNIVKS CARVKD UUTTKU AND BItKAD PiATTBRB VASES, ORNAMENTS Flower Stands, iH'ttkhs, Honiks.Disiikh I3KST KLKCTRO-PLAI'K GOOD 3 CltimiAOK BOARDS DHAUaHTB, ('ITKBS, DOMINOKH BAGATKLLK BOARDS And other Indooh Gamks Work boxkb, Dkbks dres3ikg case 3 Stationkhy Racks, Rumcrs, Sc. TnOKTHKH WlTir A HOST OF OTHER GOODS I WHOLESALE AND FKTAIL. Tbelr GOODS being oil purciusrd for CASH (by their Mr H. R. Kolsey, of London) DIRKCT from tho English and Continental Manufacturers, O. K. & Co. aro enabled to offer ALL GOODS AT LOWKST PRICKS, [Two T>OOTB I?elow M°rrlnß'- Ironmonger. Oil end Colour" Merchants. ■VT E W PAPEKHANGINGS J.X »ok 1880. Largo find Small Buyers of Paporhangings wll do well to call t HOLLAND & BUTLER'S Papsrhanoinos, Oit, Colour, & Glass Warkhoubb, 2? & 30. VICTORIA-3TRKKT, AUCKLAND Where may be inspected ono of the largest and best-soloctod Stooka , of Paperhangin-*B In New Zealand, From Wper piece to the most costly. GILT &0 STAINED PICTURE-FRAMH (MOULDING1 In Great Variety. PIOTT/RK-FKAMINa IN ALL ITS DRANCH«B, At lowest possible rates. Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnishes, Brushware Scrim. Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &c. HOLLAND & BUTLEK, Oil and Class Merchants. WI'ITILLIPPR '& SO N i • iUve received, ax UTE ARRIVALS, THE LATEST PESFGV« ' In P A P B li H A V (i I N G S, And in Great a'iciv. FRKNCH AND ENGLISH PANKI DXCORA TION.S For Private HalK Public Saloons, liars, Thratres, 5.0., &c. (JOLD CENTRES FOR CKILINQS. HeFaiao ami Sc*-im. allqunlit'on OH ar.d Whi'e i earl iff wwd and i-on Paint?, Varnishes, and all 'IV-ice iindrlca Plato t-heet, Ornanifr.tul Photo Opal Silveroi Plate and Klutort Uln°s Glass Shades, Artists' Mi to'ials i Gilt Monldinga. ! PICTURES OF EVKRY DKSCHII'TION, ; FANCY FRAMES, ALBUMS, SCKKKNS, &c, fee., &c, W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 35 & 97, QUKKN-STREF.T. Uiiectric Bells. TILECTRIC "DULLS (FOR DWELLING HOUSES) LEOTKIC TJELLSI tIBCIEIO ±> KLL S ! % pEACOCK heß just received a shipmont of tho p/ootf*- WWGfr can h0 thoronßhly recom mended to H<sLse}j.(yss)>g pn tho following grounds. They ar.o modejaU? pgjt; com munication can readily be made with ajpy or^if of the rooma in the houso. Single stOkes of a ; telegraphic character can bo made, <r t hell bo rung continuously at will. Ko dangeroua 'ftfiaßXO used with the battery, and it ■nvolvos flp ,trop.b?o. Quo can be seen on operat'on, and prices' obtained, 1y ap^Jyjr^ to T. PEACOCK, Optigiaw, i SHORTLAND-STREET LADIES' Rink Hats, from Gs ; Childs ] 13 from 4s 6d; Underclothing, &c.-Mrs Whitt he'ad, Milliner, Newton.



Sewintr Maomnes. I w7~cT~d E N N K"7>' THK GRKAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTEU, . HAM JUST RKCIHVKD V Lari;o Shipment of th'o Challenge Machine of tho World— Tins White Co.'.s Dewing Machine, I'helMcst Silent Tho Cheapest i'ho Mont Kapiil Tho Highest Arm I'ho Most Winiplo M'lie l.ar«n«t Taolo I'ho Most Kttsy to AV'orlc The Best Cover ['he, Moat Durable The Simplest Shuttle I'ho Moat Klcgaut Tho Neatost Stitch TIIEADLE M.ACHINKS, from £5 103. THKUKST SHWINfi MACIIINIOS KVER MADE, Price of Hand Machines, .c:i 10h. Also, AMYAYH ON HAND, Gonulno Singer Frititer and Rossnian Woitlicim sumdard llowo Company'h Wlioelornnil WUhoii Urovor and Maker's .lohp-k'h AUC Domoslio I Andoihorgoodmakos lfltOM 2a, 6D. pick Wekk ! 2fl. On. pub Wuicic I >TX MAOHtNKS (IUAUANTICItD. Those Machines can bo Imd uf my Agents :— Mnmroftiind (Jo. vv hiingarol; Thonia» Wells, Cambridge ; William HtcvciiKon.Onehunga; h). VVayle, llamlllon; Piirnell and lloylan, (lls borno; Hrennau and Co., Tiiuranmi; and at other places. mii c /\ vk at tt\ E]>° T KsTAinaaiiKD lsno,] By SrrcciAr, Aitointmbnt to HisKxcmr,- I.ItNUY THK UOVICUNOIt.I W.H,S IlAKßflmß*C 0' (Jukkn-Strekt, Auckland. SILK AND WOl'L MERCHANTS, IMFORTEII SffiWING MACIIINK MANUFACTURKUB. lliivo recotved.and are daily oxpoetim;, fresh lulditionstotholrstncknr CKICWbLId, WOOLS, BILKS, and FaNDY GOODJ. Thoy iilho beg to call special attention to their shlrunents of tiicculebrnted " DOMRSTJC" Bewln« Machine, mudoby the well ki own and long established linns. GROVKK& HAKHit. amalgamated -with the DomestioS.M. Co., and who. tiy 'heir joint efforts, have stopped ho for ahead of all other makers, that every n«rvo is being Btrained by all now nnd old linns to alter or iniiko tholr machines na nonr an they daro go—lo thin splen did production ; and In sonmcitsoß, PUFKItvG and LIKS (white and black) are resorted to to try and sell inferior articles. W. If. s. & Co.have been praeticaMy onßiigcd In making dewing Machines upw»rds of 25years, and they recently declined the agency of a mnnhlne (now being pulfcd Into tho markot by an Aucklnnd dealer) on tho grouna of its not being sufficiently well made for tho trado. Do not bo gulled, or get swindled with secondhand or inferior goods on tho hulf-a -crown a week principle; but save your money, and buy for cash at 2i per cent, less price and ensure a thoroughly reliable and now machine. Call and Sco for yourselves. And If you can buy for cash, you may as well have a good as a bud article. W. 11. SRARKHPKARK & CO., Oppoaito tho Market, (jueon-street, Auokland. MACHINKS RKPAIRKD. Drapery. Onn l"!N' s NtMV Bannockbmo /W \J \-f Tweed Suits at 2!ls Oil ; worth (Ws. At Coombes," 02, (Jneen-ati eet. NOTIGK.— To be Bold lor Cash, Fifty Dozen Men'n Flax Hhirtu, Its lid, worth fls Cd. at OoOMUKS", D 2, Quopn-stroot. TH) WOHKING MEN;aßargain.-800 Pairs Printed Molo Trousers, at 7s Bd wo. .h His fid), at Coomhep', i) 2, Quccn-stroet. KEEP YOUK UKAI) COOL-ritli Helmet Hats, from '3n lid, at Coomues' 92, Qnoon-strect. CIALL and See me ? 1 Can Give You J Threo Pairs of Youths' German Thread Sox, for i's (id ; splendid valun. — SiMUKI. Coomuks. City Clothing Mart, 1)2 Quoon-street BEFO.KK Making Up Your Outfit for tho Melbourne Exhibition, Call and In spect tho Stock of American TraYOlling Trnnkß at Coomuks', 92, Queen-street. WT'ANTED KNOWN, 500 Men's and V T Youths' Fashlonablo Hats. Bought a lot, to bo sold at 2s (id, worth 7b 6d, at Coomiiks', 92, Queon-otrect. WAITED KNOWN, that Samuel Coombes has just Oponed up his Stock of Snmmor Clothing, which will bo sold Chaap. ih._City Clothing Mart, OiQucen-sireef WANTED KNOWN, Just Opened a Largo Lot of Gents' Straw Hats, from 6d, at Coomurb' City lothing Mart, 92, Queen street. \\7 ANTED KNOWN, 300 Men's and t , Boys' Cloth Caps, at Is; a lot worth 3s 6d, at CoOJIBitB', 92, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, You Can Get a Good Pair of Sox for) Bd, at Coomhes' 82 Queen-street, Y\TANTED KNOWN, Just Opened up VV a Splendid Lot of Youths' Regatta Shirts, all new Patterns, at Coombes' City Clothing Mart 02 Queen-atro-t. nCAKBHO 1 JJOUSE, W II A N G 4 X X I. H. A. MoKEAN, DRAPKR. OROCKB.IANI) GENERAL STOHKKKKPKR. H. A McKkan in thanking his numerous Friends and tho Public generally for paft favours, respectfully Informs them that owing to the liberal support hitherto accordod him ho has been ablo to make satisfactory arrange monts for DIRKCT SHIPMKNTS FROM HOME iTrrrtouoii Lkadihg Horrsicg) of a SUPKIUOR CLABd of GOODS, Biiilable both for Town and Country, vhich for Stylk and Qualitv,cannot be Surpassed. Noveltioa for C^rlß,tmi(,a ijnd tho Holidays to arrive.' Giioico Assortments of Milllnory, Maptlps, &c., constantly arriving, H. A. McKcah hjjgfl tcdrawspecial attontlon to the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Which will bo found to contain Mkw'3, Boys', and Youms' O. otiiino of IflHdT GIiA.39 VALUK at MODKHATK PKICKS, delected personally with a view to tho requirements of iho risfrlcf. PRIZE MOSGThiL TWEED. fn tho Oroecry Depirtmont similar advan tagea tro offprod. Al Tea, Ohoico Christmas' fruits, &c., ice, Ironmongery and Tinware- Uroekcry and (ilatawaro. (larcon Seeds, Sta .tiorcry and Stamp' AGKNT Fd ( K THB Auckland Kvknino Stab and "Observer" Auckland Musio Warohouse P/jnd'fl Homoaopathio Medicines. Bpocs ana Shoes. j jfrjP^CTpHlwiMofil Great c'oaranco ffi^WjT'&Bßß&Ks§l 10c8 at an unpro |?il-''iiW|.™pff^flP||«ipcedented low figure H^^^ft^^wJw t0 make *yay for a ■liUiN*i,ti.'s!f' ■ and write it upon tho tablets of your memory: W. JOHNSTON, Hoot imd Shoemaker, Victoria-street. Great Sacrifice of tho above Goods for One Month only. JUS--, ■M HS. "Q OW N, |TA¥ AND CORSET MAKER, "'HP'PJSK P I OBSON-STRBBi,T. KSTABUSUKP lUfijl. HIVKKY DKSORIPTION OF STAY CORBKTS, &O SOKGIoAI, BKLTS, UPON THK LATEST improvbmkntß. Shodldkb Straps Madb to Obikr. Country Orders Puno' Uy Attended To



Land and Estate Aerents. LAND, LNVESTMKNT AND TRUST AGENCY. I'NDER THK MANAGEMENT 01' GEORGE FRASEK, VALUATOR, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. For tiik Sale ok Purchase ol Properties ''lira Invkstmbnt o£ Money. Tim Management of Estates for Trustees and others. Tho attontlon of pßraons seeking investments, combining profit with neeurity, and of Colonists and Immigrants do.-'iring to aottlo on really good land, is requested to the fact that this Agency hua now for sulo, amongst a number of other properties of h valuable character, several very excellent Agriculttira .Karma ready atoncofor occupation, having nearly all tho rough work dono, fenros erncted, and comfortable farm houses built, and lurgo purt of. the land laid down in grass, at reasonable pricos, in Bottled distriqts, and possessing Railway and other facilities for bringing produco to market, FOR SALE-TUB FOLLOWING PROPER TIES I—First-clansFarm,Main South Hoad, at out 350 acres vory rich voleaniosoil.cultivated, fenced and subdivided; wli.h a beautiful Itonulence, and all necosHary outbuildings, with lino orchard and garden, l'rico vory ohoap; a biuvaln, mid terms easy. AB—Upper Waikato, largo Improved Farm, of Sf'O acres, with house and necessary outbuild* ings, near Railway Station. Cent ml and rining district. A2lS—l<'ino little Fnrm, 7f> uoroo, In Horn hay District; first-class volcanic Boil, nearly nil m griiH»; good houuo. dH'ored oxooptlonally cheap. A2s—Liirirc farm, 1120 noros, Mrst-cliiss volcanic Moil: 100 acres bush; soil undulating, l'rico moderate. Many terms. ASS—Farm, Wnlkiito Valley, :>0:! acres, partly fenced, and In grass; good house, garden, and orchard. Kail way conveniences. Als—Pukokoho DiHl.riel, 118(1 aeri'H unimproved undulating, volcanlo land ; 100 ooroß bush with viilimble timber. Will be sold cheap. AlO-Hosldonco and valuablo allotment, Kybor I'iihh 110-iil, near St. Sepulchre's New Church. A3—Koiiullfnl Farm of MO acres, with largo family i'onidnnco; fenced, mib divided, largo liart oiilMvateil and In grane. near Hallway Hl.iil.loti, within easy dlHtunco of Auokland, Very cheap. All-Kino Country Hpsirioncn, with !) acres of land (7 acres in good grass, and S acres in orchard), pardon, avenue, and Hhruhhorios ; oroltard In full bearing, and house of 7 rooms, witb man's room, stable, coach-house, otc. Fuller descriptions with Particulars on appll- OKORGIC FRASKU Investment. Land and Trunt AKBncy. F. J. M OBB * C°" LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOUTLAND-9THKKT (Nvxt)aiiqvk ISanic ok Nkw Boutii WAr,KB), MONEY TO LEND, at currout rates, in buiiib of £50 and upwanls. CITY, aunuitnAN, and rural pro- PKRTY for Rain, and the fullest information given to Intending Sotllera or Invoutors. FOR SALK: £450—New house, 8 rooms, flno view £(iOO~Largo bourni, with 1-acro ga dm and orchard £070—House, 7 rooms, gas and water 0100—House, 8 rooms, and frontngo to soa beach ,<SB2s—llouso, 10 rooms, and large garden £370 —Houno, 7 rooms, now, well built, and woll situated, with ><mall garden BSBO—A double lioubo, 10 rooms, of which ono part is lot at Sllh per anuiiia £500—A now house, li largo rooniß, with 1 aero of land, line view, and clone to tea beach. £550— Houso, 7 rooms, with soa-bathlng And several other desirable rcsidencflS in tho City and Suburbs, to bo sold on easy terms. Aim: 120 feet frontago to Brighton Road, Parnoll, at 30s I acre eloso lo soa boach-£2OO 300 feet frontage (or lens), North Shore, at 25a 12 acres leasehold, beautifully sitiintcd, and held at £21 per annum for (10 years fl acres at Komuora, a choice bui'ding site-£IOO II acres vory lino laud with road frontago— £l(KK) 20 acros (or less) beautifully Bltnated. and com manding one of tho finest views, with excellent lmid, nt .€75 pur nero 9 acres with good houso closo to town—£oso .'1(10 foet frontago (or less) In Ponsonhy, at 'JOs 30 acres, a lino suburban property with houso— £000 26 acres with Urgo road frontage, houso, and beautiful sea view—£soo 0 acres, achoico building sito with large boach frontago-£j!JO 12 aeros ndjolning a lino sea bench, to be leased with purchasing clause of £100 With other properties-suburban and marine— from 10 to 100 Hcrrs COUNTRY PROPKRTIVS. A niaKnillcent ostato of 'I.OCO acres rorsWing childly of rich alluvial und Hoo Hnißsuiuc hind, nearly all fenced, largo pi rtion im proved nnil in grass or crops, within easy roach of railway, and with long frontnvc ton navlgttbio river, to bo Bold for £9.500 Nearly nil tho piirrhnpo money may rc iiiillii on timrtgßKn »t, a \n\v Interest »'. v " lionil line " settlor. Thin i« a rare oppor tunity f.ip anyone with a capital of four to tlvo thousand pounda. 500 acres bent alluvial and volcanic land, clone to railway mid within rosy distance of cattle mtu'ket. Uirgo portion in grass and fenced, and winter fattening country of tho finest kind. I'rico £5 por acre, on terms to milt purchaser. GOOO acros very bent land, well fituatod and within easy distance of railway—3ss per aero 170 acres, with house, nil fenced nnd 'Improved neur Auokland, to bo sold for £SOO 1000 acres rich land, limestono coSintry and largo river frontage, at 20s per aoro 1500 acres, a bwiutiful property all fencod. with lou-j river frontage, vory rich land and largo part in grass, with flno dwelling house and out-buildings; to bo sold for £5000 300 acres vory flno land, all fenced and In grass and oxcollent winter country, for £1000 280 acres rich bush tond noar railway station, £3 por aero 200 acres bush, near town, land of best quality, 20a por acre. In addition tho above, wehavenlargonnmbrr of furniß and sections of first-rate land in tho beat ports <-f Waikato and nther disirictp, varying in extent from 150 to IJOO acres, and of which we »ha!l bo glad to i/lvo full particulars on application. r. J. MO*s & CO.. Land and 'statk agents, Hhortla- d street, "piSTATK AND FKOPERTY AGENCY 1533, FOR IMMEWATK SALK : TO nR&FKRS.-Thei»ood-willof n flourishing Drapery Business closo to tho city, and free hold promises, conilKtlng of Two Shops nnd ftro rooms oach; nlso, 1 hreo-roomed Cot tage Bltuato at corner of Symonds and Kast streets, frontages 33 and 95 feet respectively. This is a splendid opportunity for procuring a flrst-rato property and oxcellent business. Applications should bo mudo Immediately to advertiser, as the property will bo offered for a few days only. 11l health is the only reason why tho proporty is In tho market. Stock-in;-trade and Hook Debts ut a valua- FHJK nftuiLDJNG SITK3 at Mpunt Albort; grand chanco for city men of securing good freeholds In a rapidly rising Ipcality pn vory easy terms. Aipo a beautiful estate of between 39 and iO acres, with commodious family reiidenco and biiiplo outbijildinga, orchard, &o. Prfoo very reasonable, Plans and particulars at olllco. NOKFOLK-STRKKT.-A now well, flnlfhed Four-roomed Homo; freohold allotment 83 by 100. Great bargain. £250, OHOICK nUIIiDING ALLOTMENT, Mount Kden. tv;o minutes from Railway Station. £2 per foot. Unoxcspt'onally easy torms. A BARGAIN.—Kxtra woll-flnfshed Six-roomed House, with llatli-room, copper boiler, and overy convenience, nearly now ; largo Allot ment, having frontages to Noifolk and C.'amoron streets, c'oso to Ponsonby Road. Price, only £120. TWO tubstantial well-built Sovnn - roomed HOIJSKB, nice grounds, William and llowo streets. Jjjffioach FINK PHOPHRTY; hayinc frontegos to Groat North Road and Hrißbiifte an,d Stanloy Rtrepts, bfting nearly baft an aero In c;vtpnt, jyi'tli good '»oven-roonlb(i Houst/, well-built and newly (JainteiJ; Wa,terahdgas. §pj»riflln view. Can bo had <?boap, and on eajjy tornii). SHOP and HWKLLING-HOUBK, also Cottage, in tho city; good position. A lino oppor tunity for a young tradosman. Prioovery low. TWO HOUSES, PompcHor-strcot, Ponsonby ono four and ono six rooms; 40 x7O allot ment; well, pump, tanks, and every'con venience. On siilo for month only.—Price very low—only £305. IHRKH) SHOPS. Victoria-street, leasehold, 38 years unexpired. Cheap, RE^KNT-STKHOT-Five-roomod House for tola chodMj 20,000' ACKWc), Gi-ea;t IJarj'ler Island, farming ' and timber land,' from' 9s BOi: c,ore; ohoice elections.' " ' '■ » " '' • • TWO ISLANDS, Port Fitzroy, 150 acres; £100. FOUR-ROOMKD HOUSIs S,' Kive-rodrried Houses, Six-roomed Housos, in Newton, Ponsonby and elsewhere. Numerous other Properties in various parts of the Provincial District. ' ' TWO Lapse Blocks Native Land, Bay of Plenty 158, Rogiptor of Fronerties oari be Inspeoted at the Office—slnsuranc;e Builttinaa. ' ' ' W A.'N TIS D: To purchase, a Freohold Sitp or Shop, in or npar Queen-street; good pripo. Purohasere for Stocks and Shares also for Farms and pthor Properties. Good Bills for Discount at Reasonable Rates. Freohold Securitfea for various sums of money, at Current Rates, T O Ti T : ON LEASE, Largo Business promises, Durham street West; splendid cellarage; first-class entrances.—Cheap, for term of years. I 1 wo SHOPS (with dwelling attached) in Jymonuo-°freo'' B°oa BtaDd, Can be had Br 10 years at low it....°.." For further particulars and cards to view apply to J. E. RAIVDERSON, BRjQKBRJLAND, |!KSTATB. AND COM ' fMlsaiQN AGENT, 5, Nkw Zealand rNsuRANCESuiLDiNGs, AUCKLAND ' ! r KELLY'S KOYAL MAIL LINE OF OOACHKS to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs and Tauratiga, leaving Tauranga every Mon day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.: and returning every Tuesday, Tharsday, and Satur day. Through to Naoier, Wednesday, at 8 a.m. Fare, £5. Livery and Rait Stables, Spring street. Tanranga. Buggies, Waggonettos, and Vehicles of all kinds for Hire. Booking Office, Spring street



Merchandise. I LI - B r 4 l si'tft.'N & CO., I SVATIEIIOUSEMEN WINK AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANT IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. Indents for English or Foreign Firms executed on favourable terms, under the porsonal super , vision of our London firm. LONDON OFFICE! 10. COLKMAN-STREBT rriEAS ! rriEAS i rpKAS ! DIRECT SHIPMENTS, PURCHASED IN KOOCnOW AND CALCUTTA, SPECIALLY TO OUR ORDER I'Oll TUB AUCKLAND TRADK. Tho Large aud Increasing Business we are now doing in TKaS compel us to KEEP a GOOD and Wcll-ttSßOitcd STOCK, confuting Of— Flno, Medium, and Low Mack Leaf Con(?on, In hnlf-choßtH Flno, Medium, and Low Black Loaf Congou, in boxes True Kulbow Congou and Souchong Kalnow, in hnll-chostn and boxos, oxtra strong and flavotiry Pekoe Sourhong, In half-chests Bpring-|jick(>d Ningohow, in half-ohoßts Assnm Pekoe, in lialf-clicsts Scented Capor, in boxsa Crango Pekoe, In bnxeu Young Ilysnn, In ([iiHncr-clies h Gunpowder, and Prokpn Black and liroken Mlxod Assams o( iintiaual Htronf^tli, and very suitable- for mixing purposes, in chests and balf chests> Wo sol! in -wholosslo parcels, and by the Blnglo package, tho best inducement for business being oll'erod to roßiilar trade buyi rs. L. D« Nathan & Co., SIIOIiTLAND-iTHKKT AUCKLAND. BR I S T 0 L ' S SUGAR COATED < '£~.-.Aal* -^"i .-' * ■ .-Q— CM&tL \J PILLS. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And are only pills which contain LEPTANDRIN AND PODOPHYLLIN. These two powerful antibilllous plants are a sure euro for all diseases of tho Stomach, LIVKR AND BOWKLS, HkADACUE, INDIGESTION, Dizziness, Pain in thk Sidk ob Back, and especially BILIOUSNESS. They never weaken or gripe, unless the Btomach is very foul, and they are very EASY TO TAKE. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines. WH"T.KSALK AGENT L. D. NATHAN & CO. AUCKLAND Established in 1832, TDRISTOL'S QARSAPARILLA. THK GREAT PURIFIER OF THK BLOOD The quiokpst and mpst pertain purp fop SOKOJFULA, BHKUM4.TJSM. FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD BORKS, and ULCERS. All klnda of) diseases or sores arising from im ure blood and humours. IT Niv R TRAILS Inofleotlngaoomplfvo -ure, if mod a sufficient lenght of time. For Sole by all Dfurklhia and Dealers In ModiOinHl), L. D. NATHAN & 00, AUCKLAND. Q R i lfi X ■{' a. L fON IC. THK GRKAT ISjR RESTORKR Infallible for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying the Hair, removing Scurf, Dand ruff, and curing all atloctlons of the Scalp, upon which it haa an almost miraculous effeot, causing a splendid crop of Hair to spring up and flourish where before all waa barren. It is deliolously fragrant, refreshing and In vigorating, O Dd the Hair that is dressed regu larly with this delightful preparation aoquireß a softness, lustre, thickness, vigor, and flexi bility, that ia wonderful. For Sale by all Druggi B ts and Perfumers. Wholesale Agents L. I>. tf" A. THA "n <fc 00. AUCKLAND ' — ——— ——^__ I MPEKISHABLE B3IRAQKANCE, MURRAY he LANMAN'S OKLKDRATBD JPEL 0 R 5 D A The richest, most lasting, yet most delicate of all Perfumes, for use on the iAIffIKIIKCS TOILET, And Infthe BATH. Aslthero era Imitations and counterfeits, always , -, ask for'the Florida Water prepared by the sole'proprietoiH, LANMAN & KEMP, j NEW YORK. ' j For Sale by all Perfumers, Druggists, and . Dealers in Fancy Good?. ,i SOLE AGENTS, , L. D, NATHAN & CO. ■



Medical ] HJILECTKICITY, THE RESTORER OF 111 IMPAIKKD VITAL KNKKGY. The medical faculty havo pronounced etron n favour o£ Pulvcriiiaoher's Jiunds as a power ul medical uxont. The following aro iolectod|from a muss of professional testimony :— W. SANKKY, M.D., "Ernest Stebbiut,', aged 1C years, eon of a •espectable tradesman, I was called to Bee him, 'mind him far advanced as v Paralytic, very ndistinct utterance, obliquity of vision, slight Irawing of the mouth, inability to feed or dress limsolf, and in attempting to walk when assisted lrawsed one foot. On .Sunday. July 30. 1871, Irst applied tho Chain-Battery to opine, ana all -nedicines wore discontinued, and the galvanic jurrent administered; for the first month he 'avidly improved. Tho times of operating were 1 jvery other day, and now nearly a week with aut an application. He is now ablo to walk up and down o ir hills alone, and regarded as the wonder of tho village." KDWJJ. K.S.BHUXjI)MAN,M.D.,M.A., Oxon. " Will you kindly send a Chain Band that can bo worn round the loins for Lumbago. &c. [ have good accounts of your Volta-tolcctnc Chains from all quarters. Should you care to make use of niy name you are quito welcome to d 0.50." Agent for New Zealand : GRAVES AICKIN, Tub Pharmacy. Auckland. A True Story.—A pale, thin, and anxious looking man went into a druggist's shop in Qneen-atreot, and told the chemist tho story of his troubles. Ho wan a sufferer from a chronic chest complaint, which inflicted him with many sloopless nights, owing 10 tho incessant cough. His cheat foil tiu'lHand constructed iv breathing and tho tenncions Dhicgiu wus a continual source of annoyin coandirritation. He feared he was consiinuitivn, and Unit Uiore waa not much to bo dono, us he Imci tried everything: how over, as a laat resource he would try AiCicin's SYKUI' OF KTjCALYPTUS, With HVJ'OPIJOS i'liitks of Limb and Quinine. Having pro cured a bottlo. the chomii-t advised him to show it to his medical man. as it was not a quack remedy, but purely a pharmeci-utical prepara tion of great value. In aduttion. ho sho"id adhere to small doses of pure cod liver oil which could be. taken at tho same timo as the njucalypius and HypojjhDsphites. A fortnight passed, and tho euiiio pale, delicato-looking man returned to the shop in Queen-street, and asked for Ma friend tho chemist. Theinvalid then re counted, with a bright eye and hopeful face, the cll'ccts of the wondertul medicine. " I Boon found tho worrying phlegm becomo more liquid, and expectoration was quite free, conse utntiy I was rolioved from the dreadful cough, 1 feel so thankful I can now sleep at nights During tho day 1 fool a mountain lifted off my ohest, and 1 can eat heartily and relish my food which I could never do before," Do you think it possible this improvement would havo taken place- in ordinary courso without the medicine?—" Certainly not," thoinvalid replied, "I had suffered too long for that; however, I shall take two bottles more, and report to you further." About a fortnight since the same person called upon the chemist, Bo was no longer pale nor careworn ; a tinge of healthy red hud returned to tho pale features of the now con valcscont patient. Ho had meroly to say, "1 havo called to tell you that I consider your medicine (tho Kucalyptna with Hypophoephites) has saved my life. I fool 1 am getting better rupldly, and I should tell you that although I havo had remedies prescribed for me in Sydney, Melbourne, »nd other places, nothing relieved mo until I got your modicino. I tnank you very much, and will make its valne known to every ono ail'octed as 1 was. I shall note the address— The Pharmacy,' Quoen-atreet. [Advt.l Wholesalo Agents Kempthokne, Pkossuk & to.'s New Zealakd L>rug Company, auckland PROFESSOR JAMES (late of Welling ton), after yoara of research in which .Nature's repository was ransacked, ut length discovered tho Medical properties of Herbs which wore used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons wore unknown, and which now uro dally trampled under foot »s useless weeds by thos'j ignorant of their virtues. At tention is pointed to sorno of tho Marvellous Cures which havo been effected by tho Professor siuro his arrival in Wellington. TE3TiMu>iAL9: 15th February, 1881. To Professor .Tames, W akcAold-straet, Auckland. Hear Sir,—You asked mo to ki vo a testimonial if j our treatment should profbd effective, and I have much pleumre in doing so. I was suffer ing from rh«umaiisiii (swelud knoe) for seven years, and you gave me some medicine and advice, which hus resulted in ray being entirely friie from any sign of tho Miflbring which before wan my chronic state, and I should st'ongly re conmmnd all persons similarly afflicted to rilucelliomselvPß in jour handß.—Yours faith tullr, Mahy Jan c Hunt, Wakefleld street. Auckland. I, Dr W. P. Pattkkhon, certify that tho above testimonial is correct. To Professor James, No 5, Brook-street, 9th November, 1880. I)k>r Sm,—Having been a sufferer with the I liver complaint for years, I waa induced by a neighbour to come to you. 1 am thankful to Bay your niediciuo has dono me more good than rfll 1 lie doctors I have^been with. lam now quite well. I shall certainly recommend you to all my friends. I am, youra respectfully, KLtzAiiETii Shane, Brook street, Wellington. To Professor James, No 5, Brook street, Wellington. StH,-— I am happy to inform you that my leu, which had been bad for the last eight years, is perfectly cured. It was first treated for a white swelling, but when I camo to you you told me it wan scurvy, and also exptnhiea how thO3o things occur, which I found to be so and then poulti cing it, and using remedies which were quite contrary to the complaint. I was told twelve months ago that my leg would havo to be ampu tated, but knowing gentlemen that you have treated who were equally as bad as I have been, through their advicu I crime to you. There are many who object to thoir names in tho news ixijio's who told me so, but I think it my duly to make it known to those who aro troubled, that they may know where to apply for relief. I havo got fat and strong since I have been under your treatment. lam happy to say that I have KOt tho full use of my leg, am free from pain and soreness, and able to attend to my business regularly. 1 am, yours ever grateful, i W. Clark, The Terrace, Wellington, 6th Nov. Thoso troubled with ASTHMA consult Pro fessor James. Those that are troubled with DROP3Y con sult Professor James. Those troubled with INDIGESTION consult Professor James. Those troubled with GOUT or LIVER COM PLAINT consult Professor James. Thopo troubled with GRAVEL oonanlt Pro fessor James. Those troubled with BLIND or BLEEDING PILES consult The Professor. Those troubled with NEURALGIA consult The Professor. Thoso troubled with TOOTHACHE consult The Professor. Those troubledjwith SCIATICA consult Pro fessor James. SWOLLEN JOINTS, I CONTRACTED CORD 3or MUSCLES, LAME or WEAK BACKS consult Tho Profocsor. Thoso troubled with LUMBAGO or RHEU MATISM consult The Professor. Chronic cases of ASTHMA and Such Like pronounoed Incurable by So-called Medical Men, thoso aro tho cases The Professor wishes NEKVOUB DEBILITY or INDISCRETION of Early Youth consult The Professor. Ladies troubled with BAD LEGS, BAD BKKASTS, and all other Complaints consult The/Professor. As his Treatment is SOLELY AMERICAN HEKBS, Whioh can bo Inspected on tho Premises. PROCESSOR TaMES May now be Consulted at his Residence, WAKEFJELD STREET. JJ I T C U E N S 1 CELEBRATED gLOOD J^ESTORER. The Proprietor of the above has lately received CBmplaints that intending purchasora of his Medicine havo had forced upon them In return for their money bottles labolled as If in imita tion of his renowned medicine, but found on opening to contain some compound totally different, and of no merit whatever. Poor peoplo who have paid their money away oxpecting to have given to them what they askod for and reeded, have been distressed to find themselves heartlessly victimised in the abovo manner, and have told tbeir troubles to j Mr Hitchens, who hereby caution* illegitimate ' dispensers of medicine, and warns them to coaeo troth tho error of their v/ays, as ho will not submit to siioh unfair and unjust praotises. but will in future prosecute with tho utmost rigour of the law any person found guilty of infringing hia rights, and who ia guilty of so serious a orimo against suffering humanity as to sell a worthless mixture to sick people under the pretence of its being a medicine of high repute. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby eiven that Mr Sharland (of the firm of J. C. Sharland and Co.) haß no longer any authority to Soil " Hitcheu's Cele brated Blood Restorer." "" NOTICE TO THE sToK AND DIB RESSBD N.B.—Any sick persons who have spent their air in the vain hope of obtaining benefit from any wortbfens compound' s'ojd In imitation of the above celebrated Bipod RABtpreil aro hereby informed that Mr Hitchen's wJll undertake their euro even now, and will do, to on tho express understanding ot "No Cuhb.no Pat." CAUTION TO BUYERS, When buyiDg, bp sure you ask for Hitcheh's BJood Restorpr, T& H. COOKK, 67, QUEEN.STREET, have . on sale one of the Larofst Stookb of Furnitdrb and Bedding in the Colony. rj\ & H. COOKE. 67, QUKKN-S .RKKT, have X. just opened some New Patterns in Tapestky and Brussels Carpets. T& H. COOkET677Q,UEKN-STRKET, em . ploying M iCiiiNEKYin their Manufactory are able to supply Fnrnicuro at lowest kites. T& H. COOKE7677QUKEN:BTKEET7have • on sale a large assortment of Cank skatet) Chaihs, English, American, and Aug. Man Bentwood. rp & H. COOKE, 67, QUKEN-STREKT, havo J.. lately received a shipment of Superior Gilt Chimney Glasses. wut m & H. COOKE, 67, QUEBN-STREET X . GUARANTEK THE QUAMTY of all Beds' Mattresses, Bolsters, and Pillows sold at their BBtafo)ißhmant, hn & H. COOKK, C 7. QUKEN-STKEKT, x ,' Dehyer all Goods.free of charge within a radius of three miles. . - . rp & H. COOKE. 67. UUKBN-STRKKT. elve 1. a DISCOUNT of FIVK PER CENT for DASH oft all FURNITURE and BEDDING at time of order or delivery ot Goods.