CORRESPONDENCE.

MR. NEWMAN AND THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS.

(To the H"3itor.)' coi'.f. Fir,—Since ___.- Gorman has tha candour to sign his name and also to append his title as an officer of the.L.V.A., it is due to -um-'thatl* shoald a .knowledge the letter tbatappo-rea in your columns of June _St__—l-will pass by his abusive terms, and his attempts at ridicule. If ho knew how little they atF.ct me, he Would not fpend so much, time in exhausting the varied terms of his vocabulary- His whole letter reminds me of the Old Court story- "No case! Abuse the plaint-fl." There is one phra»e in his letter upon which we are both agreed, viz, " That wo Uve in apro.ressive age," and I know of no question upon which public opinion is changing so rapidly as it is ou the supposed virtue of alcoholic drinks. It is now pretty well admitted by all parties that for ' a healthy person they are not necessary. They are not needed in either hot weather or in cold, nor for hard physical labour or the contrary. People tako tho drink in its varied forms because It iscusfomary to do so or because they like it. and I have no wish to quarrel with them for doing so. Since I wrote last, the New Licensing Bill has made considerable progress •n the Houso of Representatives, and if the Ratepayers or the entire community, women included, have a direct vote on the question of ; re-i.BueloC Licenses, it will be a further proof of tho progressi.o age we live in. There ore plenty of people who can now-endorse Sir Garnet Wolselcj'B statement Writing to John Bailey of Grantham, he says:—The cause.ot Temperance is the cause of eo.ial advan ce ment; temperance means less crime and more thrift, aiid more, of ooaifort and prosperity for. the people." Believing that re stricting tho nitmber of licenses Would lead.to a decrease in drunkenh_s3 and crime, I feel at liberty to complain of the I/denslng Bench when they fail to carry oat the intentions of the Legi-lature. I repeat that the 22nd clause of the Act, renders it binding upon the bench to take into consideration the necessity for tbe public house before the license for a fresh term is issued, Tho Thames Bench set a noble example which Bhould bo followed by others. Mr Gorman also . appeals to' physicians, for specifics for certain diseases. Here also we have proof of the progressive age we live in, A Very large proportion of those who are at the head of the medical profession declare most positively that intoxicating drinks of any kind are unnecessary for healthy people. The testimony of such men as Sir Wm. Gull, Dr. Kdmunds, Dr. Richardson. Dr. Miller, Dr. Kidge, Dr. Kerr, Dr. Carpenter and others, are not to be Bet aside by those who move on; a lower intellec tual level. As a mcd cine also intoxicating drinks of all kinds are being discarded. Those who read the medical joarnals that arenow published in England will see-in the maroh of progress now going on in this direction, that tbe time is not distant when wine, beer, or spirits of any kind, will be as rarely presoi-ibed by medical men as the neasly obsolete praot oe of bleeding. FOrty < live years ago, when I first became a teetotaler, the practice ot bleeding in lhe spring was quite common ; 'but who thinks of the remedy now, yet the benefit to be derived from blood-letting wasnptmoredelusiveformerly. Thereis the bene fit to be derived from drink now.sofar from being gloomy or deprossed as Mr Gorman supposes, there never was'a time when ,emperance people were in subh high spirits—every where the pro gressive age is carrying forward our principles vory rapidly, and the time is comitig when tbe p .i sent claims Of" the trade" will have to give way: to the claims or "humanity and justice,"—The young poople who- ore now becoming members of our '! Band of Hope " societies, will life to give the finished' blow to a trade charged with untold evils, to Boc.etyds well as to individuals.—Yours; &0., Joseph Newman. ," ; .:•- ,* ,

GENUFLEXIONS EASTWARD.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,— My purpose-in asking why St Sepulchre s Church (like many othors here), has been built, with an eastern aspect, has been anticipated to some extent;'by "Another Man," (hereinafter called: (A.M.). The church has beenbttiltin a peculiar, in f aot unnatural position. That there Was a definite object in doing this ia. evident. 1c was done, aa'l supposed, and as'several gentlemen well versed in ecclesiastical matters have informed me,: with a view of causing the congregation to worship . with. . their faces toward the Hoiy Land. "•'A.M.' i. manifestly disingenuous when he states, oi1 wishes it'to be inferred, that this was not tho -object.... It is not my, geography that is '*shakyi"..,.lt is the geography,of tho, ecclesiastical di_.nita<-ies. pf whose directions the church waS so 'built, that Is at fault; I Re membering only that the ohurchn. in ICngland aro trait in this position; they over-looked, the fact that we are situated in 175° West Longi tude and 37° South Latitude, and consequently the Holy Land Is to the north west of us, not to tlio east. 1 drew the attention of several p .reons to the absurd geographioal blunder that, was being perpetrated while the building was 1 1 courso of erebtif.n, 'One word more about those I'bitiog sculptures." ", A. M's" defence ia sheer nonsense.. Wo havo.td do with tho. word sculpture in its ordinary accepted meaning, not with the jirimary Bignifl-atibn of-its root. "A.M." however, has shifted ..bis. ground altogether. He first justified tho; expres sion on ..the . ground of its ' beiog a translation from the Latin. The L-tin verse; by the freest tranplation won't bear that construction, or anything, apnroaohing to it, and "A. M," -.nowait. Honow endeavours very: learnedly, and very confusedly," to show that it i. a grievous error to supfjof c that ■• bite" really means—bite, and that nothing Ib more absurd than ,to suppose .that "sculpture" : veritably means-sculpture 1 " Under the ci bums, .nces it is not surprising that he doee'not achieve a brilliant succes. ; but'it is with, deep and: un alloyed satisfaction that J learn;fiOm..'.',AM." that after all "biting sculptures" don't bite! Then let us shout joyfully ~,..,., ; j 'Let dogs delight to bark'and'fight, : - For''tia theirnature to; : • ;;.. ft __ •'; L But httingßOiilptures never bite, ,; •; ,-: -~, _. .For "4.41.", tells us sol";, : ;'.".., '." I would say in (as far. as' I - a_u odn'cerndd) clos-' Ing this correspondence, that the lines' ! ~"*'" ' ""Maiiy a'bloW'a_.db.tt_tgsc.ilW-_.-_i,'' ° '<.:l''' 'Polished Well-thOse stones elect." - ; : ' '*•' are simply jargon senseless and meaningless,'' especially. for .ordinary churchgoing, people, for whose edification " Hymns ,Anoie_,t and. Modern" were compiled, If, as.' r_-,M. states,, there are " hundreds or thousands" of .blt ilar stupidities in "any hymn-book;". Why,;_nore'a thejpity, that's all. .Itjonlyshows how woefully modern Christians.fall. short 0f.,.th0„ Apostle Paul, who sang with the "spirit and with the understanding al.Oi—lam',"* Seo.;'b: ■! ;•;, naa sal .... ri ;• :■. . • :•>! HxM SBUNJII. __~: r . '. P.S._-If "Angio Israel" peru_es,tl,is letter, he will see that he has made the same blunder as that' cdramtttedby the designers of .St. Sep ulchre's Church-; and his answer, like .most of t__.-''proQfß*!"-ff"the."-Identity" theory? is there-, fore erroneous and worthless ,~, ;,,»..

HOW TO COOK A WIFE.

I .: » (To the Editor. ) '■ ' ' " Silt,—ln Thursday's STAtt, you gave usa very good-recljSe^-"'Howvto:'cooka husband." I beg.i to enoloao a reolps for a companion dish, taken, from a very, bld.'.cookp'ry book, as, Indeed, tho. best families never haS^o one of thpßo diehe's without the 6thcr-:^"BoW toCddß a; Wife"—- While some mensiiareno pains in obtainingtho this excellont dish, they often sedtii totally regardloES, after.tlio first'mbuthtul,; | of the1 'n«cesSary"'*precautlo_i_i. to render it per manently sweet.; ,andif, through neglect, it turn.! BOUr, they Blandprijthetidieh- WhOU;,tho,fault j|s.-l in, themselves. A. wife Is. naturally a ( rrtost delicious dish,, hut'requires constant *atteh'tion 1 to1 "be- kept1' so. !i 'It1 is trtie*l thel '-merits Of this disbi,are: never ascertained in. the first .taste,. -Thp .first ■ lasts,, is always,-sweet, but tho after tsste is thh proper orlterion ot its merits; which depend.entirely oh the cooking of the dish.; Our great object,; ttteroforo,1-is hot to make the wife sweet, bjit to*, keep, her. so;' this, fiiaybo accomplished in the following maimer. Obtain an ade'qtiate'supply of the purest Water' of nffeolion,-with .which gradually and gehtly surround hor;should tho'water, daring the pro-:, cess become ruffled„a little of the original bairn Ot courtship will Boon restore It to its former smoothness. The Are Bhould be: composed" b'f true love, with a few sighs to increase when' necessary, the flame, which, should, not, be too, warm,,hut never Bnfferedto abate entirely, as that/would Bpoir the 'dish. Coolness 'is often the ruin'Jof' the*-dish;*''etroneotfsly assetted by some cooks to>b"e neoessaryi .which cooks often add sprlgß;of indifference, but this is a very dangerous practice, fl's a,good wife is exquisitely delidate-ahd Susbeptiblej 'a'few dvergreens'Suohi as industry, sobriety and fond-1 ness are .necessary, and a moderate quantity of the spirit of coaxing and,oil of.kisses maybe; ridded,-which give The dish a mdst delicious flavour. Garnish with tho flowers of endear-' ment and kindness and,you will enjoy the delights of a dish,compared with, what all others sink into insignificance, namely—a good wife.-", oy«:t _.-.- luc .'■■.. •■.!.!-!;/, us «-_ro«il s-

EARLY CLOSING.

(To the Editor) ; . ', . Ipite,—l was _nu_h ;pieased wherr Ixarae'td' Auckland some tlttie'ago to find- sddn a large number of ,hualness? men dosing their shops in' Queen-street—even so,early- assix o'clpckjin the $ vpnihg.. Tthoughtit was a eign ot.advanced civilization, and. that there was not the hardi keen*, competition" whioh is I seenin the .old country,. But" onf.loo-t,iog.rouna. the,city ..and suburbs,. ,1 am > aasgy to, s^e,, there.., ore a, hurtiber of- tradesmen- who * keep operi" their estolißhm'eht'B very'late', and■■' in' 'some' easeskf ep.thetaiasßlstants at work until nine or ten o'clook,and eleven on S_torday- Hqw;can euchmeu expect their assistants to feel a strong attachment ahdlihterdst* in their business; 'if ho time is allowed them for rself-improvemenfand recreation? -ITrpm sixty, •to soventyj hoursper; weokis .quite sofflcient-f.or any young person to concentrate their .attention in business; and they really ought so to employ their time during that period, as to'eOrn suffloient for I themselves anddojustice.to their, employers,,,,ls it ndt..a : fact that there aro young people kept at business for eighty to ninety _iMirs ft. some Bhopi I Thlsr ought not so to be. I'-am glad t_ see; the LaW, put in fprco to prevent the. weaker sex being, kept in thjs.way. Having in.my youth .had' > painful experience of these long hours by being kept Oh the'foot dihety-twrfhdn-sln the week*. 1 feel !a great deal.of i-sympatby.fpr young people so ernployed.ohd I say that it is.uelther right nor* fust they should be so worked, To'those whofeel any sympathy for young peOple.l wottld reconin-end thenuitoiadopt the t! Boycotting" principle,,iwithemployers who keep open their Bhop3,to ah^urireasonoble "hour.' .This would, teach'them to Havo 'Sbme regard '■'■ for thdir employ-is,—Yours, &e\ ■"■ ■'■"' ■'•' '""' ';'■■:. '■■'' ■■■; ' ..tur.v-t . ;J, P. PHONEW..S.

ASHPHALTE V. GAS.

' (fo1 tlio Editor.) " /'- :! Sib,—i perceive by tttd advertisement, that' thd Graf'on Road Board,; gives notice that at the forthcomlng.annualjpeeting.'lt will seek 'to bo "empowered to take steps to light the public Streets with gas." -At the last annual meeting the proposers were defeated by a considerable majority; on this ye y, qnostion; but they they then lugged out bundle afcer bundle of proxies, !and swamped th ...dissentients. They then struck a rati of 3a in the £ for. gas; and with the pro ceeds of that rate, amounting to about £130, ---the^ placed' 'street lampi. iri-all the pribeiple :roads of. th|3, district., Haying done that, what ,more do iliey want? It ia a burning shame thatthera is: not a yard of 'asphalte In the whole .district, (exceit about JSO .yards-1 yard wide,- in a narrow lane called Seafleld "Vieto Road; and which-.I , believe, was done at private expense), nor is thero a' single Btreet C-dssing cither; .and tbia in a district where on account of its proximity to town, not not moro than two or' three residents keep vehicles—l ask the ratepayers how much aßplialto could bo laid down yearly for thci' comfort, for that sum ot fil3o; and it nice asph alted paths aro not Tireferable 'to tfce wretched farthing candle-out at-twelve-o'c!ock : busines, without counting tho power of further expendi ture in that direction, that the Board, headed byagaajJOmpany-:director,lntends td'obtain at the forthcoming meeting by the usual process of VOte 9wamping by prgxie., It is time that the

system should 'revised when proxies are strong 1 together in bundles of tenor twelve, dooketteajs*; and laid on a sheld Unwanted, as" they i-etalST1 have been at the last meeting.—l -ana; .secant fijfjj. ■ t ■■■'■ x ;[, •-.;,.. .: , ,AS_____LTtU^f,fc;;

A HUNDRED FEET A SECOND.

; (From the Philadelphia " Record",'"'*" THE passengers on the limited express train! through from Washington to New Yq ( lj' over the Pennsylvania line rode at a speed yesterday which few of them realized until ,' they found themselves safe, dust-covered,-'. . aud in time in the Jersy City Depot. , The'" train fiom \Vashington was fifteen minutes ' behind time in reaching the West Phila-/; delphia Depot, where the big new ioc.omp .' tiye, adoringly named by the 'l Long-Legged 10, = ,w^s snorting .under . an enormous steam pressure. .' ...Ti&e.'f Washington section was soon added; to the other cars, and a siring'} of seven cars started out of the depot on a; . gentle roll. As the last .car swung around the Zoologicol Garden the speed had' increased to twenty miles an hour, and'as' the wheels turned to cross the northern end; of the city, the mile posts commenced' to,' pass at the rate of one in two minutes.',j When Frankford was reached the trees anjl, posr-s seemed to skip, back with increased'; speed, and the register showed forty-five!'" miles an hour. Then the engineer, patting , his pet on the throttle, let loose his, h01d,,/ and the big thing : started : but ,to make up for lost time. ... SchciteVs Station was passed at the rate of sixty-frite' miles an hour, but so easy was the riding ._ that|none of the four hundred passengers,; knew that they were .shooting 'oyer, t_e ground at the pace of mote,, than one hundred feeta second, As Bristol' was sighted the train slowed up with.'.a \\ series of jerks, and passed the statidd at,', what seemed to the passengers lo be a lazy * swing, but which was, in fact, a speed of 45 miles an hour. For a few minutes there", was no perceptible change in the rate, ex cept,- perhaps, that a gentle pulj showed,; the locomotive was improving its time, , Tullytown whizzed past at a sixty/.mi^e pace. AUthis while the travelling was up,-, grade.. As Trenton was sighted,the.mile., posts came along in fifty-..evenseconds,,the , bridge over the Dealaware River ;was,, crossed, and Trenton was entered ~at;. the rate *_: forty miles an, lio.ur. .J. our of the lost fifteen, .minutes. ;Kad been gained on the. stretch, .from., Philadelphia, and after a stop of two.aad a,, halt minutes to take inpassengers the, big , thing moved off again across ; the country. It was now a difficult task to pass Itorn &•_, mile post to post in less than,, eighty,,; seconds. After the third mile,had ; been., reached, the . time, between, posts, : fell., to seventy seconds. Lawrence was passe^.at a sixty-mile gait, and Princeton. Junction,-, followed at the same pace.. Then the speed . increased to : sixty-iiv.. miles .an. flour,;j until, Monmouth- Junctfon was reached.., Here the,- big engine was. .slowed... down to fifty-five,;, miles v,,jff_ulq,j, takin" up-water from, a track tankj^tKen' twelve miles; -were gone oyer; in twelve, minutes. .Down, grades IUO.w, helped, to accelerate "the impetus of. the huKe.ma.-ji,^ and the mile-posts, before reachipg New,,, Brunswick.flew by in#fty-fiye seconds.-At. Ne >v Brunswick quite a crowd was gatneredld 'at the depot to see the monster e»g_no fi Whizz through the city., at the rate of forty miles" per "hour. .Menlo ;Park" "danpe'd "'; by -with' a' sunlight llasli"from the row" of glass globes covering" J the electric lamps that line the track, and .:. within the next five minutes the speed6-i the train increased on a straight.' ' away dash to .evehty - miles - 'an -K.ur. Eahway, Newark and-the meadows were skimmed over; and tho immense train 'dashed into1 tho 'dej-o'ti on iiine, having Covered eighty-nine-miles in ninety-live 'minutes...;'. -J:-.',..: ■"•■- :;,:;.:;/Hi '.i;t

SACRAMENTAL WINE AND TEMPERANCE.

/Temperance is a virtue.'which^stands. deVbrvedly high in public 'estimation1 throughout the civilised'world,,-although*, we fear,it is more generally (ncMleJr,tl_-$ L { practised. But it is, proverbially, ppasible. to "have too much of a good thin?,' and the;_ Legislature; o£; Kansas;.:!% • ' under keVy penalties, the cpnsumntibWof' sacramental'wine to jjartake.s itt' the'ffoljp Communion, has, in the exuberance W'Ufl teetotal enthusiasm., overstepped.tli_ limitsf * of discretion and good taste,- '"A'a :niight,,• have'been exp.)eted. Hie epiVcopil^cldi'.-yl--' the Statehave .-ak.n'the lead id'veh'_ment^ s denouncing- this ill-considered 'er.actin'eht;^ Afew days ago Dr. Beatty, the offi-mtinjj'' ecclesiafe'tic of an epis-bp'archufch'at'Lkwy 8 rence, before administpring the Sacramen't 3 to comm atticants, addressed his ' congreed"i' - tion from the a/ttar in the following tehlas.; ? "THe new law," h.. absolved, "forbids to' us'thi- use of wine''at'tli- Communion S__'-"i vice,; decrees'a punishment of twtt"year'B"; imprisonment' ti>* the' pries.1 wH6"ishall!lii* ! fridge: its edicts,;' and 'declares * thatf -'every" church in which.',wine shall b^serveii'to/tbe' 1 communicants,-Kail be.closed.a^-'a .jii-blie' nuisance. ' I iee'd not tellyou 'that -[i B_t_ll,; pay iib heed to anyjsnch\-n_"_t_he_i.; priest", 'at our ordination;' * solemnly'dSidfer- - took to administer the Sacraments !a'c_o_aM Ing to the laws and customs'-6F our church. Be assured that we,will iMYer, .submit Jo an eaVtffly vL.gislature's':-atyr__ptUbß«-ii___.-teh* the chief Sacrament.of.the Christian Faith." Having thus.deliyered himself,. Dr., Beatty forthwith performed the'Cbmiimnioh Service with unmaimed rites. "It.remains to ,be see ti whether "or' __o_'' the" "total ibsrainbtß Who 'at' 1 pfe's _ni. ■ pre__-__.i_.atei -'itf-i Kit-Ms Stateswill'l-etitttre(to' efl-O-dO theperiilries of al law' which toacks 'of* Pagan5 -tes^tttismW r-itaW'thiiii'eblight-ri'ed ■P;*'Londou{Telegi'a^.,'-'^:'-i-;', i '' j m^Tl^

.;"" '^THE .AUCKWND-*: EfENM S.T4I|i:IJ--J.ll__V^!

Printed and* published by the Pmi^jfe, Hbnky BBBTTi of Symonaß-Btreet. J*-*"* i General Steam Printing. Office fWIPWg;' Btreet, in the Province o£ AuO-JanfyMeXf flfft*. teia.'""" "• """" *'' ' "* ** "" SATVBCAr, July 9, 1881.



. Aucti eras; nt■■■■ WiSitOCHRANEj'...'".' [JA£> DACRE, IfQNDAY,'JOLY.^II.,;.,, G U N:S'"!'~rG~;U,'<N. S! THE snbscribcjs will sell, at their Rooms, forfeatreet; on Monday, Uth July, at 11 o'clock,^",; Double-barrelled Breech-loading Gun, cen tral fire, by Rosier, with case and fittings Double-barrelled Breech-loading Gun, cen tral flrb, by Moore, with cane and fittings Double-barrelled B-eeoh-loading Pun, pin fire, by Gudjin, with case and fittings Double-barrelled Breech-loading Gun, cen ' trol fire Colt's Revolving Rlfie 10 Strong Single-barrelled Guts, proof ■ marked " 10 Revolvers ,, .-_ ..... - &c, Sec,. See. -. ~- 'SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ■• . ; Auctioneers. ;; Wi Si COCHRANE. ; JAS. DACRE, :''J: MONDAY, JULY 11. j -~].¥-. ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. .. TWO HOUSES IN NEWTON. THIS Subscribers ' will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, tbo 11th Instant, at 12 o'clock, A C6MFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, »■ m known as "Ealing Grove" Cottage, con ' . '■',' tdinlng 5 Rooms and Scullery, in good " order throughout, erected on an allot -•• "ment baying a /rontago o£ 33 feet to Jy, VNewfcn_.Uo.ad and 61 to Licchfleld-street. -A; RESIDENCE OF TWO STORIES, r-1- 'known as "Carmarthen House, con -< "■- - tataingl Large Kooms, Pantries etc.; also, Large Workshop, erected on an allotment „having a .rontago of 38 feet to Litchfield^ .;;-''street;-'"'"; '-,''.' "' . . ".. "\ For further particulars apply to :i $AMUEL COCHRANE & SON, !: -' Auctioneers, % S, COCHRANE.] \ JAS. DACRE, ZZ'ix 'MONDAY, JULY 13. THRM HOUSES, BAKER-STREET. By Order of the Agent.for Public Trustees. • i -In the Estate of Mr, John Mitchell, . ■ '-'! _■'•;•',"" ,' Deceased, ■;, '<■. '■•_ TIU_. subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort street, on Monday, 18th inst,, at 12 O'olOOk, * * •*; . ■ A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, oontaln '■' tainuig five rooms and large verandah, "* ereoted on a large allotment, well planted and laid out, having a frontage of 91 feet to Baker-street. UNFINISHED HOUSES in cotirse of erection on the allotment immediately ~""_"gajoinlng the first-named property, having a frontage of 66 feet to Baker street. The timber, doors, windows, etc, •■■ - ■ for the completion of these buildings lies on the ground, and will be sold with them. " ■ I.- . ■'■■-' ■ Particulars and plan on application to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ~ Auctioneers, W, S. COCHRANE. - JAS. DACRE TUESDAY, JULY 121;:;. T E Al TEA! TEA! On Account of whom it may Concern. J THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 12th July, at 11 o'clock, ox ' Loch Boon/ from London, damaged by sea water, ... (wg) §1653/5 I \ C / 1750 - i HALF-CHESTS TEA \y • 2093 - 1 CHE3T TEA No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, -Auctioneers. . g 3 Monday, july ii. r " DAIRY COWS, HOUSEHOLD FUR y .NITURE, ..„. '*&_-'„'"'. &0.,J: ; ,&c . | At the Residence" of Mrs,' Smith,1 Mangere Bridge, -:...,;,■ THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Mrs. Smith, who is leaving the colony, to sell, at her residence, Mongero (close to the bridge), 5 DAIRX" COWS, Milking and in Calf, Dairy Utensil 3, Piga, Poultry, Household Furniture, &0.,& c, , v, , . ~.? -.At One o'Clock. .•■,..';,-, ,$ HUNTER & NOLAN. ,T S TUESDAY, JULY 12. J DviNr-Cj-T.-LD./N.',-. ,Y_.A.,R;D S. F" OR- SMLiE; xuti the Junction Yards,, on I Tuesday next, 40 Prime Fat Oxen,.cx' Oreti," : ... ./, 250 Prime Fat Sheep.ex,' Oreti - ..- ,- ■ ; 22 Fat i Bullocks (heavy weights), ox Lalla Rookh' I „ :x,y, ; -.'--' ■' 200 Fat Sheep, ex'Lalla Rookh,; -„■-, i 200 Fat Sheep, Store Sheep i * .*; :r>J ll ._„ Fat and Store Pigs . Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Calves, Year i-"<*;_in'£s,'eto. -; ■'-■■ ' ■-' . ■ --• -'• A i At, 1 o'Clock. '~ HUNTER ..'& NOLAN. -1.."./ WEDNESDAY,! JULY. 13.7 XT PtfrjK|.KOHE MON-?HLx SALE. IJlOii SALE/at Pukekohe, on Wednes. jp,, •_)., ii,,,. i . , '.day next,*' A Mixed Herd of Dairy Cows ' ■ -ij,'iStorftCatUe,Calyes, Yearlings, etc ~. *•„; Jo'•»:, .'.:.ajso, -„..-. -•,-•; - • t!<sJorseß,Sheep,andpigs. ~.„■., '.''^t ii o'Clock. . HUNTER & NOLAN." THURSDAY, JULY 14. X H^^R^EJID'E- R!A;;;; r Y AR Di_. FOR SaLE, at.the Rcmiiera Yards, on Thursday next, July 11, at 1 O'clock, 150 Weii-fatfcd Cattle ■' • •-' '■ J'1- f^'-i'd DairyI.Cows.Store.Cattle: i..X'J'. t...» 500 Fat Sheep ~-, ...... Fat and Store Pigs.-J -•■•'■ ALFRED^UCKLAND. COUNT R V CA TTliiS. ;s A L E.S Drury—Wednesday',-July 20. Papakoha—Wednesdaiy,;July 27V.;-'«> SI £ ALFRED BUCKLAND. ', '^l^D^^ULYiSr-;,^'" WAltlK^f. jVl . vr FOR SALE, at the Residence of Mr C. J.HSoßkiog, who is leaviog.'for Haw,era on Monday, July 18, at 12o'clock,bis stock, con- Blsting of— .Yaiib^c y ,:■. is! uj .:._. 16 Dairy Cows, X Horses ,;.,...: ,;. f ;■■." 't ,'<■ 39 Ewes ..hSiVfUal 'Mil ,:-i: ■'■■.'. "'.-' .:,. ifM 'i.IITTi 5 Poultry .-.,,. '.- ■ ■ ■' fvj Farm Implements ■ , . *";B POtatbes.Hay. ■> ■ ':'•<? __'"~- . "yy ta an !, f ;.Hbufehold Furniture, and Sundries. jr-i'i 1 j aJI^T j liOt-I—Tho Homestead, containir gof 31 -acres,. I BHKOWith oomfortalpje . Cottage, Garden, and Outbuildings;: in the midst" of neighbours, aiid 'near good Schools and Churches. *"™^i?s2^-£.5e~3 detached. se.?urely,. fenced,land considerably improved. "" U°ALI|REb~I^CKLAND::; itttwt t .FRIDAY, JULY."ls^ } 7^ a= f. of to jjiiafH -A^YM A-B.:K.CE JS.aSS.'. .j..f, "-(,..ca -id i-., ■ -__..4.oJ.;i'.<'. ,„y awnnli -WMR^ALFRED'BUCKLAND,.: vi , WILL sell by auction, on the abbviJ 'i;ii.*-;,■;;...;dat0,-') '_;;■;.u.u &*ht 10 USEFUL HORSEf „,.,.,, -~ . -..,AISO,. . ..- -v- ..— ■-. . "'-"'Ai' iisfrclail Hoiivy Draught* Horse1; good trial. 7 '] " "^KoIiTTiRS A^iULY; 15:~yZZrZZ:i THE H £W^k% K ET. FOR SALE, nt the 'ilaymarkef, on Fri. j*'! -'sMf I^th Jt^^ nt 12o'clock,.. ,_, ... _ fl^'t class Extra Heavy Draught Unbroken Colts, rising 1 roars, by Prince' Arthur 2 HaKAred Weight-carrying Hunters,irising .1,-iTlTriQara old; auro fencers; by. the Thordughfced HOree "Benathalath." " ' ' ALFRED^BUCKLAND.;. WEDNESPAY, JULY 13, ; AT II A.M. » MANUKAU ROADr PARNELL (Cy^M iiM&; and Campbell's Broww*).1: '- rrtHSadft-criher^as received instructions It twrfmiM* George Smith, whose,lease;has expiresU'SW, selli on,, tho,, premises.; Manukau Road, w'r .\_cdnet day next, the lMh Instant, at 11 aim';, •."'.■"■..■- «".*■- '■■"; "- _.''__" THE 'WHOLE OF niS HOUSEHOLD FURi -'i'NTrUKK'ANi..,EFFECTS, consisting;of t .(f-,Pianpforte-by Collardand,Collard. Centre. .. Table. .Chairs, Tables..CarpotS, Pictures," '"* Oflclothff; Glassware. &C.i Bedß'-and Bed'11 <-»;ditif?^'Chairs,-; Washstonds and Wore, j -- a -Biitchen Farnituro and Utensils, Crockery,, "■ &c,-Garden'Tools, Hoso and' Roller,"1 J' Wheclbartow/fec., &c.' Four good Milk' • i:''CoW9iinealf<two springing). Also,about 500. llrajj-class from ono to four-year-old j Fruit Trees—Apple, I'e__. Pltlm, Peach, , Sco, all on blight»proof stooks; 2,000 Seod ling Orarigo Trees, Loquat Trees. &c, and . 10 to 15 tons" of Mangold Wurtzol. In lota I ( to'suit purchasers-" ~ "",".", I R. 6. GREENWOOD, ■ - Auctioneer,



I j Auctions.^' ,": iB.-TONKS.] K.C. CARE. [BAD, TONES MONDAYTJt. LV .11,, ' m7l At 12 o'clock.- * I^TO; 102, P A RIS HoFhun. ti A, JL>( County of Eden, containing 10-^acres, ../.fenced by road, and bounded- : by,fthe No. ,51 and 55, Fukeatua, containing 80 acres, with 5 roomed House and .Staple, all new, 3 acres fenced in three paddocks, 12 acres puriri and kauri. Allotments 317, 334, Township of Ngatua ; ":.' wahia. ...'.' . ,*' -".; B^ TON X S & C 0., Auctioneers. B. TONKS & CO. WILL in future hold Regular Sales'of Landed Property every MONDAY a l2oclook. jPa rties doelrous of disposing of Houses, Farms dr Landed Property of any description., will pleaso. if possible; furnish particulars not, later than Thursday in each week, * j C..j- B. TONES & CO.; . B. TONES. R. C CARR. I. D. TONES,. | .;■'■ ;;;:,-, - IS!!!?' ' •■;■:■, '.;:- ■* '. : /\ KG AN SI AKGANS /VEGA- KS] AT AN EARLY DATE. O RE A T S< A L E • '•' - OF THB: ;*;',., WILCOX & WHITE ' A MERICAN /"VRGANSj IN ALL STYLES. For Quality and Finish, Unequalled, j ON VIEW SHORTLY. 8.. to n ks* .a c o;?- iJ ; Auctioneers, ", 'ia card A F O R B E S, r.\ m AUCTIONEER LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PUKEKOHE. OUT-DOOR SALES UNDERTAKEN- Sewiria. Machines. W.. C- D ENN ES THEJGREAT ' SEWINO MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST EEOKIVED A Large Shipment of the Challenge Machine of the World— .'..-; | The White Co.'s Sewing Machine, The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Simple The Largeßt Taolo The' Most Easy to Work Tho Beat Cover The Most Durable The Simplest Shuttle The .Most Elegant The Neatest Stitch Treadle Machines, from £5 lOi', 7 THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVER MADE" Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s, . -.;.'■ AISO,, .' j:-.;, ( _ I ALWAYS ON HAND, Genuine Singer I Frister and Rossman Wertheim ~, ■.-,,, ,-. I Standard Howe Company's - I Wheeler and Wilson Groverand Baker's I Jones's ABC;; * Domestic I Andother good makes ■■; _~.;.;.. . .... lj. .;BBOM ~;:,;-.. Q x 2s. -3d. per Week l: 2s. Gd. per Week 1 ; .',;:. ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. . These Machines can be had of myAgents:— Marcroft and OO.i Whangarei: Thomas Wolls, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Onehunga; E. Woyte,.,Hamil_on;.Parnell and Boylan, Gls-" borne;, Brennan and Co., Tauranga; and at other, places, :■<_. rjllt.fl' R E^T-rTra'E POT, j .-.';'.'' ■;'.'" otrEEN-STKEKT;,* •,,-' "". \\uzj.. ~i-ijsabnev.: -;''■ Aiiiooi iriCTORIAN,,, LOAN,. AND. , DIS;" ! COUNI AOENCY. j HIGH STREETi'AUCKLAND, *"' ■The above Agenoy having ,Opeiied a/Branch in Auokland ia'prepared to Advance Sams of Money, from £10 to £1,000, on -Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares in Publio Companies,* and other Securities at current1 rates. ' Bills Daily,'. Renewals effeoted; '~',...' | To accommodate Borrowers, Loansofl(say) £10 Maybe repaid in instalments of 10s per week. [ZZZZZ Z\ £20^ja Li'mZ May be repaid in-instalments'of 20s perlweek. , Or by any other mutual agreement, •All- cornmunibations, either ' personally of, by letter, "strictly confidential. Address^-*, "■ :... *,'; : HIGH STREET, f (Next Auckland Hotel),' or Box 90,,Fps kofflce.. MONEY "TO LEND, in" sums ot £200 <aKdiipwarda.at7j.ercerit.f!' |,:'. ;s ,"■'''-'■''■ , , JACKSON &RUSSELL,: '",>.. ■ '-'■ " *-','■. •" '-•■■ ' '■!■'■ EOlioltora, FOrt-Streefc ' 4?QAA f\ TO LEND .in.Sums of £500' ■a& U\J\J \J and up-war-els. -F. Ring, Short land-street. ....-,'i", ••-.'■■.'■ :"-'"H •-..■-•' MONEY "i'O hssssisi in , large ;or.:sriiall: sums at a moderate' rate of interest.- -i Jackson and Russell. SclioltOrS." ,',-'■•' -'•,--:■.' -;''_■ TV/STJONEY TO LEND on > Mortgage ,ot , First-daBB Freehold Securities. „;, ;.,.--,c"-■.„ .-. I yy.'V'f: -£'■:■ f.-sWM.-'COLEMAN,-'.'.;- <-,' j , ...;.•: \ y-rn .':: y::.y:.sdliol(otyy ; ncr of (^ueen''aiid'Shortij-ad*-fltTeet3. MONEY- T0"." LEND,..„on .approved: '" security. '"""' ■•"!'-- ,i' -1-" ■ -■ ■--■■>■ •"•" E. X, TYLEB, * ' - - Solicitor. "Vulcan tone. frjflfflgft. o.)_;i_Tg.J :;iE;i y W r Money to^MbdC'dh-iMbrt^agO'lct'-iirreehold liSeouritips.^Geor^erFrasori.PubUo.Aoopuivtant, Investing aad, Estatse.Agents CW.' S.-iarahame's j Bond, JCortrStreet, and, NO, 6,. South . B^itißh i_^i^ance!Buildin'g., corner ofjQUee'n'andllhbrt-, [iand-Bt-eet, t ";'",;'',,;,' : .. ~., .;;...,;.,,..;- ,;';,,' MO.NJSY'TO LEND; in large; or small * Suinß. iW ÜBualrates.otinterest,.;.'.- .','-': i ,\J "■:,., CONNELL & COOPER, -■ .'-.''. :.y' .,..'.;;;:■ ', ;. Soiicitojcs, .','.,;.'.';, II -,-|.-V."*;-;;.;.'.;....:.,..'.., ~ .yuloanljcino. "y MONEY TO l LEND; On Mortgage.— , F- Ring. A?^t,Shortland-street,, ... f i i^l^m"''''-:-' y0 ■ -""-'' '■'v' ° WEWEii's'"' - ' m-W^-W-\ ""'p Journal of Fashions j j#i k' __. Containing the Lateßt ffiltS^H^^**** Styles of Ladles' ond .JKI 1' Children's Dr6Bses; eto. ---i .lixA-® ff^fe Price, 7d; by post, Bd',; •*lS_«>W a 6s per /^£^J-.J U annum, post free. Pat- ...i;i tei_o3of ollthe Btyleßre rrffiyy '"A ; presented in the journals «,..- . ->__s=_. are .at in different Bizes, .andßO'.d at prices ranging from 6d to;"2s.—Solo Agent for Auckland— jMISS TEUTENBERG, Queen Street. _________^ stay i and corset ~ -.".Upper Hobson-st. FSTAnLISHED 1851. .Every Description of Surgical' Belts, upon the - Latest Improvement. Shoiildoi! Straps iMade to*. "Country Orders Punc- tually Attended Xo,



Flour.ri_-tille.t - BIREEMAN'H,;,'-BAY . STEAM AND ■ \jj vZJi .jyppbvtiw&vßl: '"JJ^.,,.;' ! ''" '■' JAMES1 SOP?ET iND CO. ; Ba.ye on Hond;,at their MiUs and Store, No. , Lower Queen-street:— -..;...- __ ;" Fine Flonr and Household (quality guaranteed, | ... .-.,. Also, _ . ' Bran, Sharps,' Pig Meal Maiz?' Oats, Wheat, and Barley, Crooked ; I and Whole ~ All excellent qualltv, at very low rate . 'rrmORNTON, SMITH, AH D FIRTH'S X PRICKS CURRENT (WHOLESALE). Subject to alteration without aoMce. Socks. 100's.* tttt. Crown JBrond Flour £ s. d. £ s. d. fi s.d. per ton 1219 0 13 0 0 1310 0 T.S.&F. Conteibury ... . Flour, per ton „ 11 0 0 1110 -0 12 0 0 Cantab Blow, per ton .. .. ..-' ..000 00090 0 Sharps, per ton -.. COO ~ .. Bran, per ton .. ..600 .. .. Fowl Wheat .. ~ 3s. 6d. per bushel. The above prices include sacks and bagf; Backs and bagß not returnable, Terms: Cash. ■ • * Auckland, June 6th; 183 L _______ VXTAITEMATA.. FLOUR MILLS, \\H.< PRICKS UURRKNT (WHOLESAia). Subjeot to alteration without notice. -■- Sacks. 100's. 60*8. £ s1 d. £s. d. £ s. d Fino Flour, per ton 12 10 0 il3 0 0 13 10 0 J. L. Flour, per ton 11 0 0 11 10 0 12 0 0 A. Flour, per ton, 11 0 0 — •" — Silk Dressed .. 10 0 0 1010 0 11 0 0 Wheat Meal .. 1210 0 13 0 0 1310 0 Sharps, per ton ..600 , — — Bran.perton .. 6 0 0 —. ...... — The above prices inolude sacics and bags. Sacks and bags cot returnable. Cabin Biscuits, £18 per ton; cases, 2s 6d eaoh. Also, a large assortment of Fanoy Biscuits. ■'■'• Price List on application, • TKRMB: CASH, ■ Office : 35, Queen-stroet, Auckland, Juno 6th, 1881. ~,, ' j ; . *,„ JOHN LAMB. niTY FLOUK MILLS AND V.' BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. |, . j ~.. Auokland, May 7th. 1881. ; . .v., i ■--■■ Sacks. lOOlba. 601bs. £ s. d. £ a. d. £ a. d. Anchor Flour.ton.. 11 0 0 1110 0 12 0 0 Kxtra Flour, ton „• 12 10 0 ,-...' _ - Sharps, per ton „ — ,"'' — 600 Bran, per ton .. — — 6 0 0 Cabin Bread.per ton 18 0 0 — — Caßes--1001b5,256d;501b8,28. Books (HMTb), Is. J. BYCROFT & CO. CITY F L'.O U R MILLS ....,,-. SHORTLAND-STREET. The Undersigned, having made extensive purchases of the Best Auckland and Southern Wheats, beg to draw special attention to their ANCHOR BRAND \ FAMILY FLOUK. ■ "i • . They venture to assert this well-known Brand is superior to any Southern Flour imported.and fearlessly recommend it to all Householders re quiring a First-olaas Pastry Flour. ' ASE FOR BYCKOFT'S ANCHOR BRAND. - , .■ Ferton,', Sacks ..ll 0 0 Hundreds.. .. .. 1110 0 ; 60s .. .. __' „ 12 0 0 25's _. ' ..' .. .'. 12 7 ..* J. BYCROFT & CO. April 6th, 1881. . - -.*-.. . on saie. ~ ~ ~ pOALI pOALI pOAL II • The undersigned are delivering LARGE TAUPIRI COAL from the ,; NEW 40-FEET SEAM. Orders to be left at 1, Fort-Btreet. '' HAMMOND Sc BYRON.' WT\ O R S A L 'Ej 60 cases CASTOR OIL, ln bulk . 100 drums LINSEED OIL, boiled;and raw 10 casks .': ~ „ . ~..„ . 6 casks COLZA OIL -, ..;■ 20 drums , „ ~ 20 drums TURPS.' *' ; .*'".',' *' '~ ~"V; W. S. E~ ADRI. E, . 7, Wj'ndham-stree'tV; :;, ■■. J7\ . MITCHELSON & Ca HAYS OH SALE AND TQ ARRIVE . 3000 Backs Oats • "*"- *. "; 600 x „ Bran . : ' 80 „- Shares 20 tons Flour ,■■•-. •":-.-..-..-..-i •. 80 sacks Fowl Wheat <■. y.,, ■"..', ./Maize, Barley, Chafi,&c. ,'NO. 19, QUEEN-STREET WHARF* o N SutimM^ '2,300 sacks oats ;.;'. J.ZZ'>Z', IJ.,ZZ-x.. 150 „ BLACK OATS •;^; ' 1,900 ~.. FLOUR. ■" ■~, ;.■ J' i..-' ■ 528 half-sacks FLOUR 000 quarter-Books FLOUR' ' 580 sacks BRAN 400 „;, WHEAT " . ". :;i3oi';-;:,,;,,'BARL-SY;.; i . ;*'.,,....;;; ;";,;. 168 „ OATMEAL '■:'■'■ " '".' ---; <_2l '„ PEARL BARLET. "; 83 -~ malt. -•■;■ "J'- y ''- .-;• ■210 „ BARK .;.•"•, ' , 4 | _2Q.cases BACON and HAMS "', J'"' i ■ :,,J.yr,J. ' -'V'- '«* 'i81^1811) ---., j 36 „ CHEESE .-',/— ---'!. j h f-33.) ~ri';',and.keKß,LAßD ~■■',.,:.::,,.',if -j ;; • \\ ' ':"'.28; J- 1-: BUTTER. ■ ■'' "ZxJJ-J'ux,: IT.'H... H ALL *-.0« LOWEtt .QUBEN-STRKBT. 'rx UL L R.iR 0"(T H ESS I .a..HAVE NOW LANDING,! : i\ oj 1,200. PACKAGES, - -' * 'dbrts'lsti-igl* '' * '" GROCERIES AND, OILMEN'S STORES, AND _HAVE FOB SALE-^ I 'tl i. 1 AMERICAN. RANGES.AND STCVES BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRE ! DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNSACKS, .GRINDSTONES, OIL ;'STONE^&CM;^.c„is.b. i i-;:! '•-■'"-'"' '~'., Agentß lor J. Craig Sc Son's Celebrated Scotoh ■->~.,..■. ~ y.' '; .:"' ;■■;:', '- JJy^EXILL i BROTH^tes; ..'ZZZ--'' Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchants' Queen-street ■i . ~ - t.■ --k- ■, --. t ■-.',.. Kauri Gum Stores. Bre water - Free nnd Boided Stores Albert-street. J ,i ,'UIOR SALE ANU..TO ARRIVE," B At Lo w;fsr Mabket Ratijs (Wholksalb) : . : ililling baits i Danish and Tartarian pats j<; Milling Wheat Adelaide, Auckland, , Christchurch, j Oatnoru,:ahd' Timaru Wheats Meek's, McGiU's, and Somervillo Bros.' •_ • .ooiis'i Oatmeal. ~, i iut : ~-■-, .:i,..&,j o. _.„ TO ARRIVE, Per ' Roderick Dhn,' from Dunedin: 1,000 Sacks Primp^Black; Oats $r Seed. D. H. MCKEN ZI E. , Fort and Gore streets, June 8,1881. m HE TT A V MA R'K E T, , 105, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE :- White Tartarian: Oats-" ,:-:—— --—.-.--» 'Blaok Tartarian Oats 3l Heavy Feed Oats,(whole and orushet|) I Seed and Feed Barley (Foefl) Vetches, Field Peas and Beans "White ana Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat" *~ .;•"■ " ' '" Ji I New Zealand and Sydney Malza (whole and crushed) , Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake Pressed Meadow and Oaten flay, , ... Oaten and Wheoten Chaff, Bran oijd Sharps, .Linseed, Hemp, and, Canary Seed " '■ Coarse, Fine, and Bock Salt '■ : ' Bonodust of all grades y „.' ' •'■"•'-'' ' Guahd- 1 Peruvian, Hnon, and Long Island .Grass and Clover Seeds,-;'. '.'•'•' '"". •'■' ' Turnip—Purple Top,':* Green Top, Champion*. " f ,\.Swede. White Globe, &C' , .' . ' }'■ New Zealand Flax and Tow, CooOanut Fibre A new Importation of flrst-class Bulbs, Garden' and Flower Seedß of all descriptions Seed and Eating Potatoes Ornamental, Frnit, and Forest Trees, Flowering ".. .Shrnbs, &0., fronrthe celebrated nursery '~!, of Mr. C.S: MbDonsld, NewtaarKet. ,• ■ V HESkBTH & AtTKEN. ",, riO.'A Li: ;O0;;A-L ! '■_[ C 0 A L I 1 WriAU WH^U COAL MINES, , " ..-i...y."r ,;.?WHANGAREi; ri . ":.'J j ■:>OEFI_T_----: t'a^i'li*. aofi'_.i) ! No. 8, LOWER QUEEN-STREET. :,-.,-.-,. w> S l OA N"E,:. •!*.:'"', .■'■''..'"'," '■'.',".." AGENT. " M'" ;... ' ■'■"'.' .'■ ."j yk. OCKLANu AZURE RLOE _£_?«_ Tho Cheapeat n cae Market, ° Challenges competition with he best imported. It is mada.of. the,puregt and best materials s eawUKjO^d por/ocMy.soluble; produces a moat brilliant-!ol6i_r; and will never settlo in the clothes. Sole Manufacturer: JoB« BUBCIESS Russell-street. Great North Road -



. Land and JBstate. Agents TjX ~ G. ; ;-.■ W;i;:fl',« '£ O'JSf, HOUSE, LAND,' & ESTATE AGEBOTy !-.,'. -.NO. .81, ; QUJBEjr-STREET. *» : tjt'l £25, balance in.3:-years—Allotments at Mount Eden, 66 x 170. A bargain.' : ' ■■•-■--• , New House"of 5 rooms, in Beresford-street. Unrivalled Bailding Site3'at .AllendUler Mount, ■ Albert. The land is some of the best in-tho' country; it is within four miles of town; has a railway Btation within 100 yards of it; com mands a good view; can be sold on remark ably easy terms, and in parcels to suit purchasers. ~ Plans at myoffice. Arrange ments can be made with persons wishing to inspect the property. 10 Acres. Mount Smart, £250. Largo House and Allotment, Newton Road, 1 £-150, ' Comfortable Residence in HardiDge-street (city), £500. Kyber Pass Road-New Cottage, £180. Two Shops, Eden Terraco, £600. Desirable Residence in Upper Pitt-street, , rooms, £360 Magnificent Bailding Sites at Ponsonby {fenced, planted, and facing the sea. Splendid Building Sites in New North Road near Eden Terrace, 40ft x I2oft deep; cheap and on easy terms. This is a rare opportunity ,f o_ working men to get a home of their own in a . healthful locality, 30 minutes walk from wharf City Property—A Large Allotment in Wakefield street with frontago to Lorhe-street, having thereon two large houses, £700. Terms: £100 j down, and balance in four or flvo yoars., . Money to Lend* .' F v Oi E WIN GTON. Joseph Gane, ? j G, m.' Clark , Fort-street. I ( . Cambridge. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-street, Auckland, and Duke-: ; Street, Cambridge, ■ . ;, riLARK AND pANE From their long-residence in Waikato, their thorough knowledge of the various Soils com prised in tho Auokland Provincial Distriot, and their practical acquaintance with Agriculture, are in possession of facts that enable them to give tho most reliable information to Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Safe Securities for Investment of Capitol.. 1 KO R S ALE. | 800 acres, House and Buildings, partly in grass, and 60 acres turnips. I 200 aores. House and Sheds, 160 acres' In grass, excellent quality. i 612 acres, unimproved, gOod district.... j 1200 acres, improved, good Dwelling, Out nouses, &0., orchard and plantations; ! 150 acres reolalmed stfamp, fenced ond sub divided. I ! '.;■'-••.' i 610 acres, in grass good buildings, near rail- i Way. i 431 acres good cultivated farm, large out buildings, and comfortablo House. I Other Properties for Sale, small or large; full partloUlars from tho advertisers. T? .P 0- R EEKWO°u' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, '?.', ---... Queen-street, TE AWAMUTU.-A splendid Farm of 173 aores of firat'olass land (30 acres in bosh), the rest in cultivation j two pretty lakes on the property; 9 roomed House, well furnished, &c. 4-stalled stable, coach-house, buggy-house, and other out-buildlngs; largo and well Btooked orchard, &c„ &c. This affords a splendid opportunity to anyone wishing to aoquire a really comfortable homestead. FOR SALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bush Land being lot 165, and N.W. part of lot 164, Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company's .property ; Stream through tho land. Price low. Easy terms.—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—2O Acres of Land betweon Mount Albert and tho Whau north-eastern aspect, good land, well watered, oloso to Btation, joins improved farms, very suitablo for market garden, dairy farm, or residences. Price, Twelve Pounds Teh Shillings an Acre. Terms, Quarter cash; balance, 3 or 5 years at low in terest., Will be sold in leas quantity if neces sary.—R. C. Greenwood. FOR. S4LE-22 Aores.of fair Land Immedi ately adjoining tho Waikomiti Railway Station, price £100.—Terms. £25 ca»h, balance 3 years at' 7 por cent. This is a first 'class specu lation.—Cheap at £5 an acre—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—On Buildins Sooirty Princi ples-Land at Stokes' Point in quantity from 5 to 20 acres at £10 an aore.—The land is good; woll wooded and watered, and easy distance from Town.—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE-Lot 71 and part of Lot 72, Parish of Waipareira, containing 80 Acres of Good Land, close, to Waitakerei Railway Station. Prioe, £80. Terms: £20 cash, balance by instal ments; (Land adjoining £3 an acre).—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonui, c.on tairiing forty acres of very choice land- Prlce, £50; worth £100. Also. South-wostern portion of lot 70, containing 33 acres of very good, land, joins improved lands. Prico, £50. Atso, Lots 14,15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, containing one aero each. Pricoforlot, £35. The above lot of latids aro a capital investment, and easy torms can bo made-say £25 cash, balance by instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. FOR BAl__i—-SU Acres or Land, consisting of about 70 acres.of flrst-class alluvial flats, &c, 100 acres of seeond-olasa ploughablo fern and tl-tree land, and remainder mostly plough able but rather poor quality land (though suit-. .ablo for sheep); all well watered by running streams, and situated about 12' miles from Auokland on tho east coast of the harbour, ha.ing fine sea frontage, with bold cliffs and nice sandy i bays, good fishing grounds. Land, on both sides taken up and settled upon. Prico, 30s an acre. Terms very easy—say £50 cash, balance by monthly instalments, or £300 may remain for a term at low interest.—R. C. Green wood. TTiOR SALE—S milea from Auckland. 5 to ,20 XV Aores of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; clobo to good-roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station ; suitable for anyone'wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out of- town, the aspect being to the North-East, and viow good; locality, Mount Albert, ond the land adioining being all taken up and valued at four times the price asked for this land, viz., £12103 an acre, payable on the deferred payment system, or as agreed. R. C. GREEN WOO D, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, , ,;,'.; QOEKN-STREKT . -pHAS. WILLIAMSON,; HOUSE, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT :\ VULOAN LANS, AUCKLAND, ' ' ißKNTSf.iduad.lM.*raJEti^T-'C^UBOtiiaa<.-'.' -,■.,' '~ SMONEY Invested for Capitalists on firstrOlass eeourities, without. , Charge. . Six per oent allowed On deposits until invested. , '. ,Vj " IMORTGAGES. and,LOANS.Negotiated,: SHARES Bought Or Sold to Order. J ESTATES'Managed for Absontees. !tiuiLDnrci'iALLOTMENTS FOR .BALE, I .... ,>.,,-..;. AT PER rOOTI—,- ■-.-.. \VcUesley-3treet;loo/,. Duke-street, 28/ \o Berpsford-street, 65/ , .Upper Queen-stroet,.94/, View-Road, 35/,; ,- , Cook-street. £9and9o/ Perciyol Parade. 35/ . Edwin-street, 21/ , Rokeby-etroet, 10/ , -Victoria-street,. £10 -' Custom-hoiiso-Bt.. , .Graf ton Road, 55/ , ■ ,_'! William-street, 60/. Arthur-street;. 00/ .•,-■• . •;,'■ Rußßell-street; 11. ~■ ..Vine-street,. 10/ •,-,-.; /: ,- Reclamation, 70/ Kyber Pass, 100/. . •".; .■ :J Howe-street, 60/••■;, Norfolk-street, 35/,:.-' .. Hackett-street i 3s/ <~, Stokes' Point, 5/,. . ,!>■: Tyndham-street, £13 Mount Albert, 10 6,., i . . Also, in various other streets at low, rates. ; , innnn TO LEND, in Sums, of £10 andup !/*,*IUUV'-'wards, on good seenritios. \ . i? oOk-FINE NEW HOUSEifor sale, n Nel a*ooo- gon-streotj five 'rooms; verandah on t-yosidesi - .j? i on—HOUSK andtwoallotmentsfor. salo' <*¥'■ °y in Nowton. Easy terms..'■'": :, -grqA-HOUSE and Stable, ;with two ttllot jji.j\j meiits, for Balo, noar Boyd's works, North Rdad:; Easy terms. ; ".,".. „ £or_n— VERY- Comfortable.New House,.for"- X/Goo sale, fino view, tw*6nty minutes Walk from*Post-offlce". , ' . - ; ,' ~-. .'.„ EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residonco, Beven ■rooms, coadh-hous'o,.stabling, See Prico, £600. '■-. ■■'.-' . "' " ■;. •;;.... , .","... ir4 i OK—Three-roomed House for sale off NeW; rF\. ton Road ; good well;'easy terms. jjo/in—SevOmrOomed House and three allot-, _v<_*v 'nientsfor sale off ffotth Road;. large outhouse) orchard," &o, '.', . ;,,., .'.',' ~.,', . . * 91 A-^Wve-roomcd House dntl six allotments, °j-" x " Vfbr . alo, Portion of tho; money can' remainbhmortgagd.1. ..."'■".: .. ;jy. .-'., _CQ c—Thr ee-rorimod Cottage 'for sale, In Pon cT<Jy ponby, on easy terms. ' '"'. - - — TO LET—A Room suitable for manufacturing purposes, near the Market. /PtINGER BEER , Manufactory to: let,;. 15s vT weekly, _ < \ PONSONBY— New Six-roomed House and Workshop for said; two allotments;. two frontdges;'easy terms. ' ■' > - • *■ ■ ■'■»,'•■. j?9oA—iNew Five-roomed House and Two •T " Allotments for salo; good garden. 4?Ooa— Very convenient house in Bublin-et., ■T ... Newton, for salo .Tashtouse, gardeni Kn—House and good, garden for sale near dJXOV MountJSden Railway Station (terms). i? 1 Q A—Now Four-roomed House for salo near _D i O\J Kden vine Hotel. Kasy terms. UPPER QUEEN-STREBTffi/FTnei.Corner Allotment to lease for term of yeara £1 QA—Now Four-roomed House, near Karan ■*" gahape Road, for salo on easy torms p-S 17K—Six-roomed Hodbo (new) for salo, ofl_ T. •' " NOrth Road. ■ A bargain. Fine view, j? 9 h fi—New Five-roomed House for sale in_ Va %,« )■ Popsonby. Frontage to two streets. I i? 91A ft—New Five-roomed House for Bale in ~fluu King-street; flnq garden. Also addi tional allotment if desired. '''' "-' . nj EWMARKET.—House and Stabling, with JLI large allotment, for sale (cheap). WELLINGTON-STREET. -Pretty Cottage for sale, near. St., James's .Church; gas and water laid on;.garden,'&o. •»-' PARNELL. — Newly-finished .. Six-roomed House for s&lO; pleasaht view; £380. Also one at £310. ■P.l-O.K— Fou&roomed-HOUSE iorsale.in the mmi-tni- city, on easy terms. (?1 RK—Four-roomed-HOUSE, for sale off Col *iuu lego Road ißtabling, etc. . ONE TREE HILL.-Soven-roomod Houso for • .sale: with -aoro of .ground fully planted. PAPAKURA.-i-A_loth_.ents 1 and 2, opposite Hunter and Nolan s Salo Yards, for sale, noka;—Six-roomed House und Four-Stalled •vOUV stable'for Sale, in East-street, Newton 1 -fiti fIO—HOUSE for-sale near Mount Eden if&SHiH. Railway Station; also, one at £200. ■ !A LLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSES Built ____, on the, Weekly Re-payment System. - • , i?rtcA—New' Five-roomed HOUSE' in' Fern f* 1"" leigh-stroet for sale; garden,. &c. , _R1 AO~ Now HOUSE, four robms,: in RusSell eU-L*" Btreet, for sale. '-. ■i?QAAT-Slx-roomed Houso, all flnishod.-.for, SJO\l\J- saloinLincoln-street;largeallotment. ;Pq-i a—New House in Brown-street for Sale,' cVQtv. near Ponsonby Road; two tanks PUKEKOHE EASTi—Fine Ftirm of 107 acres for Sale, near Railway-stdtiont Comfortablo homestead ; littlo bush; £110s per aora.. ~ - • GREY-STRI .ET-Siic-roonictl House (vow) for sale. Lar»o allotiiient. Also, twb,;,Shops, dotachca workshop, &0,, on very eaSy terms. SHOPS in Queen-street,' Grey-street, Freeman's Bay, and Great North Road, for sale, MOUNT EDEN^-Largo New Hduse','fitted with every convenience (two acres of land), for sale. J Fino view. - - .-..,%'. if ,,l Tj^ARMS also For Salo at Hunua; Mount Eden -*- Waikomiti, ,Riohmond, Komokoriki, Man cere, Parcmoromo, Stokes's Point, Waitakerei, B_Jndorsoh's Creek, Remuera", Cambridgo. Big and Littlo Omaha, Karidi, Rlverh'ead.' Moru- Ingsido, Mahurangl, Wainni, Omaru, '■': Ararimu, Coromandel, Okoihu,,^orth Shore, Owhiwha, Fapnkurs, Seo. Alftp, sse; list ■ n New Zealand j _"._.<___.aßd WeeUy,Ht.vii. - ■ '■"••-' "■ C H A _5. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. 'VBLO-lN Lane;



! Land and Estate "Agents. | Estate A'qent and VAt^ATOB, | ; QUKEN-STHKICT, AUOKLANI). kONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON j FIRST - CLASS SECURITIKS, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, { ;,: OR OTHER SHARKS. ,' i Nb CHAEQK TO liHNDKB OB INVESTOR. PARNBLL~Two Houses, with large freehold allotmenr, commanding a good view of tbe harbour.- Price, £350. Terms can bo arranged. t-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ptTII-LA RESIDENCK-A Beautiful Villa, j T within a few miles of the city { a really charming Bpot.—J, M. lonnox, Estato Agent, Auckland. TO FARMERS-A First-class Farm of 157 aoresi all fenced and in grass, within a short distance ot a thurch and School. Price, ,51180; one-hale Oa.b, balance can remain at 6 per cent.—J. M. Lennox, Agent, Auokland. IA LEXANDRA-STRK.-T--Allotment 80x110, ItA fronting two Btreets, with two Houses built thereon. Price, £100. Term tcan be arranged. f-Ji M. Lenhox, Es.ate Agent, Auckland. [TTEPBURN and NAPIER-3TREET3- All UDL nient 132 x 119. Offered a bargain, and on easy terms.- J. M, Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck land. ■ ■ '.:».;-.. ~.--..-... nVf OUNT ST. MARY-A Bargain-Two four- U__L roomed House - with large allotmont, gdod well and outhouses, freehold allot-ttent 33 i 100. Price, em. - Js M. Lehnox. nr\AYiSTRI_ET. Beresford-street—A desirable (__-' House of 5 rooms, with water and gas laid on, freehold allotmont 33 x 100; tho House is quite new and in excellent condition.—J, M, Lennox, ifstatc Agent, Auckland, mo FARMKR3-First-class Farm of 216 aore', |A all subdivided into convenient paddookß, Some in grass, others under cultivation; good Orchard, C-roomed House, and all convenient outbuildings. Prico, £1600.— J. M, Lennox. SUBURBAN ALLOIW-ENT - One of the Choicest Allotments in the Suburbs, near the Parnell Grammar Sohool, 40 x 250. Can bo had in one or more lots. Prioe, J»2 5s per foot. A most beautiful view ot the harbour.--J. M. Lennox, -.state Agent, Auckland. BBL. r\ .0 FARMERS.—A rare opportunity of pur fX chasing one ot the finest farms in the pro vince at a low price. This is a really flrst-class farm of 308 ael'es, moßtly fenced and in grass, a few minutes walk from a churoh and railway Station. This fine property is situated in the heart of ono of the most prosperous townships In the Waikato, and has a commodiouß House bf eight apartments erected npon it. Price, .S-OO.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 52L, ...... . 11 O FARMBRS-For ?ale a Farm of .137 acres j I. .at Kama Rama, with good 8 roomed resi dence, dairy, etc. ,'rhe farm is subdivided and mostly iv good Knglish grasses.—J. M; Lennox, p:_t_te flgent, Auckland. ■ ,- ."■ [T IT FARMERS-A compact 1 'omestead, com ix prising 37 acres of first class land, all sub divided, and in gras., with commodious resi dence. _»his fine property is only 4 J miles from a railway station.-J, M, Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. I'D FARMERS.-A good little Farih of 50 [a. ocres, 40 aores fenced and in grass, with Dwelling-house. This property is near to a rail« way station and publio school. Price, J3160.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent. 81L. HOTEL.— Country flotel on the main South Road; with 14 acros of freehold. Price £700.— J. M. Lennbx, Estate Agent, Auckland _L, A BEAUTIFUL Five - rddmed Cottago In ___- Upper Pitt-street, newly built and taste fully flnißhed. A most d-eirablo home for ahy person wlßhing to livo near the city. Price £300. Terms I can arrange to suit the purchaser, either by weekly payments or otherwise —J. M. LennOx, Kstate Agent, Auokland. 76L. TO FARMERS.- For Sale, a bargain, a Fine Compact Little Farm of 100 acres iv one bf the best farming districts in the Waikato. The farm is all fenced, and has a dwelling-house upon it; in. grass. Is offered' at a very low price, owiug to the owner leaving the distriot. Price, £100; £150 cash, balance can remain upon the property. 12L. - ,:,. FOR S ALK-A Bargain-Suburban Villa con taining seven rooms, with 35.acres of volcanio land. All fenced and subdivided into nine paddocks. In addition to the.House," there,,are sheds, stables, dairy, &c. This fine. property is only flvo minutes' walk from the' railway station. Prico, £2,000.—J, M. Lennox, Estate _!gent, Auckland. 71L. FOR SALE, a Farm of 96 acres-70 acres of which are laid down in English f-rasscs— Only If miles from a railway station. Pi ice, £400. —J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. 671*. TO FARMKHS-A Bargain. —Farm of 101 acres in Eust Pukekohe; all fenced; sub divided, and about 50 acres in grass. The land is part bush, is well: watered, haß a cottage npon it, and,' Is only twenty minutes' walk from the railway station.—J. M. Lennox. . TO FARMERS.-For sale, a First-class Farm of 202 acres on the XastTamaki; all in grass, < well watered., Prico,£7 per acre,—J. M. Lennox, KstatoAgent. 34L. rpo FARMERS-A Bargain.-A Farm of 107 i J. acros in East Pukekohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomod Houso and overy conveni ence. Price, £190.—Terms can ba arranged.— J. M. Lonnox, Kstate Agont, Auokland. 146 K. rr,o FARMERS and Others.-One of the JL , Choicest Farms in the Province. There are 217 acres within 8 miles of the oity ; quality of land cannot be excelled; large nine-roomed residence.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, 73K. j __T For Houses, H arms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." JM. LENNOX, " ,- • Estate Agent. Auckland. ii-;- ; rriHE CHEAT NORTHERN LAND JL'.' ';..." -Agency. ; : QtTBEN-STREET,: AUCKLAND, N, Z, ' pertlOß of Every Description For Sale. Catalogues Post, Fkb.e to Ant Addbess. House, Building, Mortgage,lnsuranceandSur vey Anency,. Money to Lend at Lowest Cur rent Rates on Good Securities, Properties brought under Liana Transfer __ot,- and , Transfers Effected. ,' \...".' , ' T. W; HICKSON, PROPRIETOR [tato Inspector in, and holding high testimo nials from Survey Department.] . . AUTHOKISKD SUI.V_.YOR, AND LAND BROKKH (Licensed Undor thdLand Transfer Act). VS7AIKATO X AND -.AGENCY, ... CAMBRIDG!...; - , . t j •■ :H.E. COTTON & GO.' - . | HAV-t FOH Sali-I— JtAND IN WAIKATO, In Blooks of from ; 1000 T0 -20,000 AOBKS- . j j .-,t,_-' i '-.ii;. Also;/ ii.-i-i . .;.-*. "*;."■;"; - j Several Choice Fabms. j General Aftentßahd'Audtioncors. ! Consignments of Prddnoo, Merchandise, &c, bavo our bcst.'nttontlbn, and Sales promptly re turnedJ ' : "-'"'-., ' ; .:;," : "!i ;.'"'! I Coploa of our Land'Llst jidnf bn.apjjKcatiOn. J. Oil and Colour Merchants;'1' FA P E REAN6IN6S, to ■ ;, WHITE LEAD.&C. IT * r'xW ' ■i' . W, RHILLIPPS .& 4 , •, Abe Now Landing, ex Loch Dee,-- /' '450 PACKAGES PAP :E R H:'a N G I N G S I ~ SCRIMS andlH-SSIANS,,, .; wv ■_~ tt [ 'Oils,' white lead, , " "' ,' , ; ; ' ___nclw"hitejpatent paint, 4 4 j - COLOURS, &0., in Wood andiron Silvered, PoLisnib And Rouan Plate, ,; ,;,. Oknambntal,, Photo,- an» ... ; , , , i. I', ; ...Common Window < ii ■-'■ GLASS,;;.:.,' JJ'Jy, ■' VARNISHES, ~.-: '~-. .UEUSHES, : 1 . ■~ ■ ,/' - '"AND"""' Ij ~ ;"." " TRADE SUNDRIES, I .'-A-V. 1 I ,H;ILLIPPS & OON, ,: I ! •'• ''-" 95&37,' iQUEKNTSTR:E.ET.,-...;;■,;; , l^ E W ! PAP'E RH AN GINGS -Ll .....,';. . . »ok.lßßo. Largo and Small Buyers of Paporhangings wll '!.,-!] ,- . dqwelltoinspeot; ... ' ,-HOLLAND -.RUi'LER'S ; PAPKRitANaiNSs, Oil, Colour, _c Glass . I. : WARKHOUBR, _k & 30- viotoria-str'eet, -Auckland , Where, may bo inspected one of, tho i ■■ ' larg-st'and best-selected Stooksl i> (; ) of Paporhangings in New Zealand, . From>_d por Jrtece to the most costly, . GILT & STAINED PICTURE-FRAME ! -': '■-"■ '' : ' MOULbING'' ' '"" '" -: f ~' ■ ; ~ In.Great Variety. i P'.bTUßli-FaAMINO IN ALL ITS BBANOH-ES, j XlAi.'t'J .At .lowest possible rate* (i,- ii-. \ OUb; Colours, Glass, Varnishes,' Brush-Rare , Scrim. Glass Shades. Wax , Flower • ; ; ;. Making: Materials &Oi, &o. . 0 r, , 1 HOL LA N-Dji& RUT LE P, ; Oil and Class Merchants. ; ;■■- y y\ Venetian.,BimQH.. ■.;■-;■../■'.,' I•■ ■'-■"•■'-'■ ''TRADEMARK- "''s; ll';.' :;' il THE AUCKLAND UA&. yESETIAN . .BLIND FACTORY...'.. ~»„..",,-.- --jEs'PAniisnKD 18M. 1 E ED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN > . ij;. cBLINDS (WnOLKSALE AND RETAIL. Blinds Bent to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notico on remittance of order. Our Blin,d3 aro Lighter and Cheaper than tho imported iron blinds. ; '' A, AND A? BUSBY (LateM. Horton Busby), - ~ v actio it, Blinti Makers & _ViKK-WbkK_!HS Corner of Cook and' Grey Streets, i . Market Bum Auckland. N.Z,



I erotiaiidisa mHE HOME SHXTTTLe AMERICAN iJL> ! '. LOCK-STITCH ''■'■ f SEWING MACHINE, THE BEST AND MOST EASILY WORKED FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THE MARKET, f Without Reoabd to Pbiok. 1 With the Machine furnished—Hemmer Braider, Shuttle. Bobbins Oil Can, Oil Screw Driver, Five Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong Case, without extra charge. . It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, f t___e,_hemstitoh, and gather, and sew on and' gather at" the" same time, and will work equally wel-lon Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, \vlth Silk Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £i. N.B.—This is also adapted for ÜBe on talbes and Treadle, whioh we will supply ot any time, of elegant American manufacture tor fa 6s NO. 2—MACHINE for Treadle use only, having the very great advantage of being set level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental IrOn Stand, with hand some polished top, complete, reduced to £6 ss. No. 3—MACHINE, with polished covers as above, to look and proteot machine, re duced to £1 7s. i Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC "ttNES are not procurable we will send ther* _lrect to purchasers ou receipt ol remit tono reference. jjj V X R V Q. E N U I N X j home-shuttLe j SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M. "M..° -V s a , G a SOLE- AGENTS, ... | B Y-D , N ,E. V, N. ; S.j W, -.;■,- ,• wr BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM ; INGHAM IMITATIONS. *__» i .""--' SOLE IMPORTERS! ,: ; L. D. N A T H A N ft C O . j ;,._.-' ;' - ' AUCKLAND. , I We havo appointed tile undorsigned'Sple Re tell Agent for Aucldahd, where the genuine Home Shuttle Machines are procurable by time Sayments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition ;eo of charge. .__■ ~____■ _ ..,_, GEORGE H, POWLEY, !...,;. SHORTLAND-STREET .-■ y A ,rA^l^jaiASS^^)^S!'atMMßi__^_g____^t J*-\ jDIR-EE \Ti I FT.SI. The Proprietors of Wolfe's'1 AromaT-O Sohikdam Schnapps, to Induce tho destruction and prevent the improper use of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protoot.the Publio against fraua and deception, have enclosed in the wrappers o under the label on the quart bottles since Ist Ootober, 1878, and continue to .Ml ;IN KfERX Day Paokiho '. ■-.'. ■;.". Throughout tho Year .'-,.. 1t ..,' THREE -_s_-JL ORDERS, Whioh aro arawu upon the undersigned; and will bo cashed by their Agonta,; To secure those Gifts,the PuMio must be oareful to askfor, andaccopt nothing . -; .; but tho ; • Gknuink Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps; With our name upon the Top Labe'., - * AGENTS] •" 'V L. d; nAT HA N & oa, . ;; AUCKLAND. !j''"'"'■ . L. d. jyAIB4N. & c°- I SHORTLAND-STREET, , '.-'- '•''' " "auckca-jd.' '"; ''".".. .....'. ,'.', , 1 obacco and Cigars.; ~• . ■ We make this trade a spodial branoh of our, business, and keep a stock for all requirements,, as will be s. on by subjoined list of qualities now, on hand, vizi :— vknUs--. •.. -." ,' ';.* fi 10's. running 14 to iho lb., In* quarters, halves, • and three-quarter boxes ■ ,"■ '-"'. '~,'. 6'b in quarters, arid 3'b and s's in sma'l boxes of-Bay2olbs si-! ' ■' Doublßthick'S's'podkot-piooes, doublo thick '' s's, and lb. lumps, all in 'Small boxes of, about 201bs ' ' " ' Nailro§ andTwlst In quartpr-boxos. ORION-10's.- , '■- ' ■ ~„ - AROMATICS- :. ". -'>''*'■' - ; ■■'■ *■ •*'' i . Flowor of Nations; s's and fi's ; ' I. •' ; . Pocket-pieces,- Doublo thick,.s's ' *: '•; , Double thick, Pooket-pioces ' '" *, :' * ' Planterß'Twlßt;l2-inch Twißt •;'..';',"' f\ 12-inoh Gold Bar and Sponge Cake'•• ■"" '""'■ I These are In say 201b. packages. , ... i The abdvo are from the" celebrated -manufac tories Of ;A. "Cameron and Sons,. Richmond, Virginia,'whose Tobaccos j_re universally.auoh avouritos with'thdjsfdw Zealand smokers. , : In addition, to abovouwe havo the following brandß, principally in holt.and.three-quarter boxes, and running 12 to 14 to the lb.:—Sterling John Mahonoy, Barrot's Crown, Royal Stan dard, and Belle Brandon; . ';."... '. i '. ' AND FOR .ISLAND, AND NATJtVJ ■ TRADE, r , ' .ARRET'S^ TWIST,; in.quarter tierces.i.. With a largo assortment of ■■ •">'••;"-' '■•'•' HAVANA jA-fD ;_4ANILIiA • CIOAHS,' CiaARBTTBiS,; ] ~ . And Tobacconists'Sundbies.. Z'':L.j'Ky^Nlßym:ZM x'GQ. .... ' rVISIjUIT, DDBOUGHE-, & GO'S' CELEBRATED PALE BRANDY., , . We havo always -on, hand.- tho .aDove Ceie brated Brandy, in bulk, oases, fon star, four , ; Btar (very old, mild), flaßlu, .half flasks^quarter-; flasks; crystal .'.'■: rrols deconter..iona2-Gollon C-yßtaiyats.',..; -'____'" •■..-.- . :-., .-','. .;-'•." : . l.d. Nathan & co., ------ impoktehs. ;.;..,; ~ ASK F O R . HEID BROS. DOG'S HEAD ; BOTTLED'BEER. THIS FAMOUS. BOTTLED BEERI*_B/CM*", ' ..EiVALiiISD:iN THE.W"OBLD^ J.y'J.y The, ALE, being browed, by Bass &.Co,/from the celebrated "Burton-on-Trent establish- : ment; and, bnw-ipurchaßed py Messrs. .= < Reid Bros, when in a matui'od Btato, „ i;,, and fit for. Bottling Xprany, - • , N -'.;'; ..., tvj Climato,.., ■.(■'' ■ ■'~.-, ~ ';, The STOUT' conies from: the equally..famou8r. Dublin' Bre vi cry -of the Messrs. Guinnebs, ! whose name for Quality stands -, ,-. ■. ■ ,•'.'■■ unquestioned;.; :■" : .'■<•.■' On such a foundation .Messrs. REID BROS,, being expert Bottlers, have brodueed an article only to be opproclated. when tried.' Unsparing attempts are being made: to confound the general public by tho adoption of aßimilartrade, mark, and to prevent this.is the object of this advertisement. ' ZZ'ydJji d. Nathan;.. co m . IJ-U "'• ' SOLE CONSIGNEES OF '.READBROS'.DOGK.SHEADBEEI.i , -SOLE"IMPORTERS ' - - *Mva'i U D, HATHAH.& CO,!*



.no*-*.: T7mb_'Bll_- Maker. ;■: i■ ■ Hg-EATLY,V QUICKLY,. CHEAPLY ±S: (My Motto.) f.i v (My Motto.) ~ When thd Hal-lone,. Ui^ For particulars arrives there will b, ;j | av X y n vrtnnirK a complete revolution 8 ,1 rHtler tid in the Umbrella Trade*] _ P? 7 c-^,^r"„ in Am-Wnnd ■ ••« Umbrella juanu m AucKianai w S facturer, ■ » •; G-SEY-STBKISI. Medical \l__T I' X C H ~jE.. t N t>' : ' '"" CELEBRATED JJLOOD " JjESTORER. TheP-Opridtorof theabovehas lately received cemplalnts that intending purchasers of his Medicine hate had forced upon them in return for their money bdttles labelled ; 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 peopio who have paid their roOney away expecting to have given to them-what, they asked for and .coded, have been distressed to find themselves heartlessly victimised in the above manner, and havo told their troubles to Mr Hitchens, who hereby caution, illegitimate* dispensers of medicine, and warns them to cease from the error of their ways, as he will not submit to such unfair and unjust practises, but will in future pros .cute with the utmost rigour of the law any person found guilty, of infringing hia rights, and who is guilty ,of so seriOus a crime againßt suffering h'uttiariity as to sell a worthless mixture to sick people under the pretence o£ its being a medicine of high repute. PUBLIC NOTICH. i Notice is-hereby* Given that Mr Sharland (of I the firm of J. C. Sharland and Co.) has no longer any authority to sell "Hitcheu's Cele bratedßlood Restorer." •; • -.-• ~< •• : NOTICB TO THE SIOKAND DIS RESSKD N.B.—Any sick po_3on3 who have spent their all.in the v_-in hope of obtaining benefit'from any worthless compound sold 1n: imitation of the above celebrated Blood Restorer are hereby informed that Mr Hitchens will undertake their cure even now, and will do so on the express understanding ot "No Cube, no Pa*."''' CAUTION TO BUYERS. . When buying, be sure you ask for HiTCHaas's Blood Restorer, ... riIHJE Mt§.Tj..r4:N'P- ; -D iRXJ\G"gTsT. • "-■'-■ iv-'ol -S.GILBERT !■! «5 ~--'* Begs to Intimate that he has'commended: business as Chemist and- Druggist in QUEEN STREET, next to the Albert* Hotel, where he hopes to receive a share of publio patronage. : A?elecfcßtdok of Pare Drugs and Chemicals Will be kept,! ~ -■-• .! - .;...., ,C 3 Just Arrived, per Orient Line- Cod Liver OH '' "'[' Porous Plasters" Lung Balsam >. '"'! Asthma Cigarettes" BronchialTrochus ~ 1., ,Cookie's Pills Sponge, Bags, Tooth Brushe., and Paste, . -'• Piesse & Lubin'a Perfumes, Sec; ; Country Storekeepers and: Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest rates.. .... .... ,-, . ~ ■ ..;. ■>• Physicians' Prescription? faithfully dispensed Address: NEXT ALBKRT HOTEL, ' . ■£ *.Qtr_*__N-STREKT,; .•■ ■ j y. 'ri.l SEAS EIS OF TH. E. E YE. I may bo Consulted Dally, between eleven and one 'O'clock; in'm'y'Rooms'in Hobson htkeet, a few-doors from Mr Minettl's French Bakery. ~T, AICKIN, M.D. Berlin, F.R.C.5.1., &o. ' ' vrivato R-Sldonco, Pondoriby Road. BHGisTE-IED TRADS MARE—I YBAMIIj. < BALDNESS IS CUR ABLE; • ". BY USIN'O, HARROW'S PYR .MID HAIR ■ ; PRODUCER. , , .- This Great Scientific Discovery, H.Scott Barrow s WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR ;, -~ -'-" PRODUOER-"-'-'" ■■ *•—' Is a purely Natural "Vegetable Restorer of the i ■•; . ..Haib on.Bald Head 5.,..,,, ~ ; -is aiso . guaranteed to produce the; most LUXURHIJTWbISKKRS AND MOUSTAOHOIB,' -~,To Soften .and, Booutifr the Hair,: ■ TO WBADICATB DANDRUFF, arid --U ;'".-■ '-- Wltha. single application, To AbrkSt'the Falling Off of thr Haib I In the most obstinate cases of Febrile ~ Disease, Debility, and.the man? other.- , . ij -i -'caußesßo fatal to tho Growth and " -*- ' Uoauty of Natuj'e'B.Gi -atost| > On-,ai_ie_i._-» Prioe, in bottles (one month's us ».. „ __. Prioe, In bottleß(two months' use) -.. ,■ .: 7Br6dV To be hadof all Chemists throughout the,, . ■:■-. . - •-;-_.- "JOolonief. ' '" '" *' " ;' j AGENTS in.Auckland:—Aickin. Ch.mißt,-. Queen-street: J. Ed.on. Chemist, Queen-st. oaaaierv. r » _ ■> "jo .y.m ▼? i WZZ&J^y.JIjZoCZs!,.: _5 -'S' •;i HaBiJUBt. landed ex ' Avona,' 'Coro nilla,' ' Oxford,' and s.s. * Norfolk,' a Large As-Ortment of Seasonable Goons, comprising Horse Covers, good durable 'articles lined ana shaved, from 15s-; Waterproof Loin Covers,- Apronß, Hoarse Clothing;;. Clipping. 'Maohipes .;., - Buggy, Gig, "and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddles, * -SO. ~.„,.■'.- ..,"■ "-, ~.!■! i Moro to arrive per' Hnlciono' and ' A shmore. STRONG; DURABLE ; STOCK I Our Own mako, complete' with Mounts,-Tom*1 I pßp|^#" ~A -:: '^:ii ||MMA«f WATERPROOF fvRIDING APROIsiS, ■ Ou-.owh.make, bebt 'ftuality, and latest ; "'"" improved shape.. _. . W.SiJ. has always a large general stook, com-, Drißing!*' -:1 •'''•'• ■ -'-v'■ ■''• * ''■• '•' "' »'\J HARNESS .'OF-ALE KINDS, -. t Raolng, Steeplechase,--and Hunting Saddles, and; -Bridles, , Stable ~ Requisites,in Bummer and Wlntei: Horseolothing, Valises, Portmanr teaux,' .Courier Bags, iWaterproofr Paste, for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, tee, , r BLLIMAN- EMBROCATION, JUST | . ••-;,,. * . ARRIVED. • ..;.-,.;.!',.■' i Al'arge BtO'cfe of latdstlmprovedsejrtra.trono!5ejrtra.trono! PACK g "ADDLES always on hand.'1; Frdjn 60s. ': Five per cent^Dlsoount allowed for Cash, JON .tt_K.-*fSi I --- QUEEN-STRBET; AUCKLAND. - N6w Teas I -an. -_*-4,ii;.:;--ii...'i-.r;^-'.''.,"'.:': :'-i ;'."'■'- 'Zu-.'\ | " .ii..;7^.f!u*t':t,,,i -.;:!.') lis ■ir .M-^M 1 fb ratf Qn w ant j ............. v.-—-r A -.^^'6_? -"*;r:___-S_-.r«_-_=. i ..-..,. REALL^febOJi'iEA- -. . i io;,ir' v _ 'f •'.•-"'j'fji. yjij;;.**-. .a''-H'F_f ;'•*'-- -*" "TRY THE f'f j'T A|E P JI W'&ZMJ&ti EIE," j ,aa.i -paoi-ed in in.: andJ'tt. i_"i_cket_/ vS k'iAo - IN THE CHINA TEA "GARDENS. ' "rhaYd-aiiaiysed- an; Original PaoSset 6. the TAKPING.,MiXTURE, andT cdrtlfy that itisj composed Of Pure.UhcolOured Tea's,'and admir ably flavoured with _. delicate ttnd harmless scenting, which renders it very palatable. I' can-reoommond it as-being a wholesome and rpf reshlng diet, t % "Kabl Theodok Staiger, "• I .. . i, ~,.. 4Analytical Chemist, - - "Queensland, Agentfor the.Taeping Mixture: ; CHAS. MAJOR, ' WBQi-ESAMi AKD SBIPFINC. GRgQBR



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■ .''■'i'i''/./'. "i-_-l_i-JMlii'W i,"''i! '■'••■ i.jC_f'ii^__-y''i:_>/^iA:^W■A l , ; ft!-?, ri. .JtJUif .-.ii: -P*HO?ißSJDSis?,pciibaa-t oof. lit Mattress MAKs:_t,i--_ 4 Nn;.^'CTsß^_,.j..} -^ 10 j,,.., I ;.;,,j i( ,,UKP^IjyAKBK f ,. J -,,. .......^ o ,j QR X X"'- S T,'R;"ji.JE itii I AHP£L4S *_1 ot ,t)ll;. .I'AlU2^_____^-t'!_--^_-i'i_-__t ;!!"-' ';< .i.shitt'i oil) us ______-9Oo'j vi-i'iln- -~! . ill ~ Furniture Re-stnffedt&nd*Repaired at thftj Owner's Residence,-.) r_at the Work shop, r drey-street. .Li.. r .. MM .^.. a;,!!'.^- n-ii., | '"TT- , i',:..i'.-- .»<;;::;.ifj.r'^Li.'--.ftU mitisi ■FY ,, y-EyV>7r,,i Gni__aa,-.e-i .''ii*-^ i^PeM"'1 JUra ,..street;Auokland,.oppositethe Market house.;' Established,- m—Always___.St__k.sajl* to arrive bydireot importation' _arom'F.nKlana.'H --;.;>; made "to advertisers I own,- Order,—Chokebofo Broooh-loadlng.Guns, Double and Single.MuwfTn loaders, Bi'ed6h-loadih'gßevolvera,'Breodh-loaa' ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Gamo Bag-V'Guilß . Cases,. Powder; FlaskßjShot Pouches, and every Brtiole necessary, to complete the sportsman. An assortment of dverydescriptiOT; of Revolver' Cartridges, and .ail,theL__3_it.B_a-I-_w in Sporting' Powders-are lmpo_tedr'_ireoti_rom.i that makers: by,-the,, advertiser, ,wbo j,pan,-j gqaraiitee thsir good quality. Cartridges for th*,, Enfield, Snider and Terry 'Rifles;: MetaltlO;1 Cartridge Cases, < Chilled' Shot and' othersped-. t nlities always om handii Cpuntryi dealers.; liberally dealt .rich. Guns Re-stpqked, Browned,-, ' eto., and every other kind of' Firearm _Repatrea'' § at reaitinable prides '.''Nbtide^'JuSt-to \____id;'iP ', lot of good servloeible C. F.-C-fcbkebore Birare m loading Gunsf chew, i Tbe, -largest, fitock In.- Auckland to choose from. Also., to, stock,-a arge assortment of FlreworKslofilthOMbeSt' .-■< nalll*. Blabi-ii- Tddkld'i' '""if- <» ' U ult W.r;.;jKi:rMIf^^ '--•> V.yt\".' .GUNMaKEK, "«n,w mivi'.h ' BY:k_w6_K,rMKNl!:_!o'Hlß",'EXb_itrß_TO-r;tIHK l>. , ji.);n'.i;GOVK_tNOB.OFiNEW-ZBAt,Ai_fp,t-^ vh.d 165,.,QU,1__-N,-STR___-T. 'AtjOKLAirD^ Agent for W. and O.Scott and Hpn'S Guns, " ''and fdrJHSy.MeiAoks tend'WS (Limited, lo 1 lo GunFOWder.-_l_llß..Rosl-nißdlnbnrgh.,3||« HAMMiSEI«ESS -AND ~CHOKEBOjiB, GUNB, .tJoioifiioK : ;Y' Shipments nowready ttotei W; and O. Scdtt and Sons, Isaao Hollis &.SOns, P. Webley.&r Son,) ._* i Bland & Son. W. W. Greener, and o.thotlfiakefftj Hommorless Guns .."".'., j615.t0-E33 ( r ; ;Doubleßreeoh-looddh. '■'■'"'.:. £Sto£lß'! . ■ i:.Singlo ditto,. 'i.< UJ» v '-'■ v.'i'.'-'fil-to f_J7oll'U ■ .Double Muzzle loaders i,, ,;_32ilsa tosfil&zsrrr .; Single .ditto ' ,"_,'• ',„ . , r . JSl.lOs t0.ggq,,,,-! ■■:•■■',' -' SniderCarblridS'.'.* """.!:'•'"', r.'fi3,los «r£5JJ,_ : MartinliHenr^Rifleff .; li^;Ji!V-9tqiM»<W« ;,.,Saloonßillea,. .. .. £2Qato&& -, \ . .Revolvers,.,.... ... . ... ..- i-Pf-cfiX'. *"f 1 Air Guns, shooting bailor Bhot "• \£A Ids f ' Dm_d. S-rtPMBNTH OS-' SI'OBTISO' POWDB-T; ShOt, Caps,:W»dß< Cartridges,, Cases, Rifleand. Rpvolvor jlmmunltion, Gun CaSos, GoinpßaKS,. Cartridge Belts, Recappers, Turnovers, PowdM, * -riaaks,'Shot POuchfaa,' Sec. Kycs for -_irfl-Btufflng. FIKICiRMSPOROHASED.OrKXO-ianßedi'l 1 .J. Repairspromptlyandefllclentlydqne*-^ i^j*! , .ia", W.H.H... di'aws special attention,to. his. SaotmsW' GAttEnr, lO.yabdb^^tono; where Br* arms may be tested by totendMg-wilMluiae-*' Open for Rifle and Pistol Practice dtdlv. t. ""' PLOWMAN'S , TIME-TABLE,; • --,". ~,.h..m i --~ '■ - -•■- lp'>to . LealroOnen?inga:;i, Leave Auckland:.. -I Ba,m.. ';....., ~ '- ' ,9..i)a.m..,. ... r. ;; j 12 noon* dp.m, ■ , 3 Special Coach as per agreement;; /.-,',.