(Continued from third pagi.) J The girl looked up at him 5 and as she looked the tears camo to her eyes. "Lancelot," shesaid, "you must not give up painting. You will never be Happy, if you do. It is your vocation." He shook his head. _ " I won't be half an artist, Winifred. Besides, you must not forget that if Fortune takes from me with the one hanfl, she be. stowsinlinitely moreupon mewiththc otlicn I give up Art ; and I gain —-' you. "But-but if you would have been happier tho other way !" she said, looking a&'idO; . ... , " ' The other \?ay' — moaning without you whom I have loved frt/m.my 'boyhood .' I could almost say, Winifred,- that is unkind." . . ~ / " You know I do not mean it unkindly I But men are so different to women. Love is the woman's life—the beginning and end of nil her hopes and fears : Imt the man's vocation, the man's ambition are more to him than love.'' " My vocation, fls you call it, is ruled by circumstances over which neither you nor I have any control," said Lancelot, gravely, "If I could have chosen—if I could Hat carved out my destiny, following my heart 8 desire, I would have been your husband, dear, and a painter; not very poor, because poverty is di*agrecoble ; nnt very rich, either, rxcept in love, and hope, and perhaps in fame. And I would have lived in Italy ; for Italy is the artist* paradise, nnd the land of my earliiht rcdollcctjons. That would have been my dreanii Hut it is a dream that could never have been realised. So long as I was free to be a painter, an impassable gulf divided your life from mine ; and the change that left you free made me—what I now am. To sigh after an impossible combination of cir cumstances would be folly, and worse than folly. lam here with work to do, and the wili to do it, and your love to make me happy. Not to be a Haphael or a Titian ttoitl'd I change back to where I was be- Winifred* Said nothing i but the slight pressure of her hand uptfn his arm was answer enough. So they strolled on for some momenta lfl silence ; understanding each other thoroughly, and very happy. "I h;tve often thought," ho said, jlrCscnfly ? "tiiat Fate committed one of her graiVl Mistakes tfjlen nhe disposed of Cuttibert's lot and Mi in 6. N6ver were two Kiuarer mon successively weuge'd into a round hr/lo lie, poor dear fellow I tfarejl no more about being a lord than I do. In fact, I think it bored him almos1; more than it Inres me, I want to be an artist; he wanted to be a Bailor. A sailor he was (Wo— ii born f.'lilor, The sea was his element j arid as for navigation, I don't believo tiiOffi wa,i & yachtsman in Europe to equal him; I used to say that no one really knew tutlibert who hadn't seen him on hoard his owu iJctet in a gulo of wind. Did I ever tell you about that storm off, Cape Matapan? I mean, when I nirlilo that trip with him to the lonian Islands' ifac Jjettrs ngn, It came sweeping down the AflriViic a«d cftHght us in the straights of Otrfitito', foalf-wav between the two coasfp. We ran lior6're ft all the way to Corfu. I shall never for get it or his ciolness —hU hand 011 flio tiller—bis eye on the ueedle —only a word of command now and and then, brief and ringing and stern ■ aud the boat obeying the helm, like a gond horse under a good rider. You said something just now about a man's vocation : that was his vocation—jmt as Art is mine. Yes; fate minplaccd us with- gave w what other men corct, and witheld from in the things we ourselves coveted. He cured nothing for ricli(!s—no more do I. J'nlitics bored him ; and they liorc inc. The House of Lords was his bugbear; aild it is mine. People used to say that he and I were euiiously different; but it seems to rh'e thrtt we were curiously alike What do you thiftk?" ' I think you were ps Unlike as any tw° brothers could well be."said Winifred spc*^' ing with that painful constraint that always came upon her when the conversation took th's turn. " You also ? But in what way ?" " In every way." "JN'o, no—that is too'vagne, and too sweep ing. I know we were alike ill some things ; and I only wish, for my own sake, that we were alike in more." Winifred was silent. What could she say ? To her the loßt Lord Brackenbury had always seemed immeasurably older than Lancelot; and as grave and dry as Lancelot. <■&>, genial and joyous She respected him ; she admired him ; she was half afraid of him—but she could never have loved him. To tell Lancelot this was impossible. " He had ten times more character than I lave," the young man continued, warming as he went" on ; "more character—more judgment—more determination —more tena city. He was the sort of fellow who, when he had made up his mind, never vravercd, If it had been his duty to fire a mine, he would have put oft his hat, walked in as coolly, and struck his match as deliberately, as if lie had been lighting a cigarette.''! " I quite believe that," said Winifred. " He was ever so much more worthy of you, dear, than 1 am." The couslrained look Went out of her face, and with a child-like| smile, she laid her cheek against his shoulder. " You shall not disparage my hero," clio said. 'I hey were standing on the landward sideof a giant oak which grew so close to the water's edge that its spreading boughs sha dowed the path on the one side and over hung the water on the other. The strenm —an arm of the Isar—eddied swiftly by, hastening to rejoin the river. Not a soul was in sight; not a sound of the city was audible. They were apparently as much alone as if they had been cast upon a desert island. So Lancelot made the only answer that could well be made to words so aweet. He kissed her. Perhaps his cvck looked lingerincly into hers; perhaps their lips met more than once. At all events, it was oue of those foolish, fond, delightful moment?, so prosaic in prose, so poetic iv poetry, when nothing in life seems worth liring for, or dying for, but love. Moments so few, so brief, so precious, that it was hard they should be interrupted —by a cough. CHAPTER L. THKIR FIBST QOARKEL. Circumspectly emerging from behind the tree-trunk, the owner of the cnugh (and a more discreetly modulated cough never pro ceeded from humnn lips) discovered only a young lady buttoning her glove, and a young man staring vacantly at the sky. He was an old gentleman, small, shrivelled, bright eyed with a book under his aim, and a scrap of ribbon in his button hole. He must hate been standing jußt at the other side of the big tree, on the very brink of the rirer; and being, doubtless, unwilling to ns?ist un seen at so exceedingly private a conversation had no choice between making his appear auce and walking into the water. He smiled—he would surely have been more than mortal if he could have helped it! But the lovers looked as lovers look when they are caught ; red, and Bhy, and somewhat indignant. " Et ego in Arcadia vixi," said the little old gentlemen, lifting his hat, and walking briskly away. For* a moment they both were silent. Then Lancelot laughed uncomfortably. " By Jove I now," he ejaculated, " who would have dreamed of that aged fossel being stowed sway round the cornor, like a light-uomedy parent behind a screen at the end of the third act ?" " What did he say ?" "He quoted a Latin lino from a picture of Nicolo Poussin'p,—' et ego in Arcadia vixi ; ' which means ' And I too lived in Arcadia,' I presume ho wished to imply that at some remote period in the early history of mankind, ho had himself been young, and in love." " How pretty !" " Well, yes—nud aptly quoted. I wonder who be is !" "Tell 1110 what tho picture is like, Lancelot." Lancelot wished the old gentleman aud his Latinity at the bottom of the sea. Nevertheless he did his best to describe the famous painting .-—the sheDhords, who have discovered an antique tomb—the knreling man who reads, tracing the epitaph with his linger—the maiden standing by, with her hand on her lover's shoulder—tho simple awe aud wonder iv the face of the boy who leans upon his crook, listening—the classic grouping—the clear still sky—the trees and distant mountains, which have a look of belonging to the young days of the world. Winifred listened breathlessly. " Where is this picture ?" she asked. " Iv the Louvre." " It must be one of the most beautiful pictures iv the world 1" " Don't think that, or when you sec it, you will be disappointed. It is not very beautiful; in fact, it is scarcely to be called beautifnl iv auy sense. But it is purely ideal, purely classical—a Theocritan idyll dv canvas." ■ "How many great pictures there are, siting for me to sec them!"' said Wini i'od. j "And for me to show them to you." ",'Aud what wonderful places ?" " To which I will take you." Still strolling slowly, they had now come ] o where a broad road opened down towards he bridgo leading to the Baths ofßrunthal ind this was their direct way back to Jastor Krcutzmann's house. But Lancelot

made as it ho would still keep on tinvj / tho park. l ; Ulroußk " Let us go a little further," he said <iir have something more to Bay to you •La ■ * h our last walk !'" -uu > audit " But it must be one o'clock." "It is nearly two ; and as 'you may l quite sure that our good friends din""l \ least one hour ago, you need not ecu 1. i stay a few minutes longer/ . l 0 ■" D£ yuU kIT ty* wo have >>eca out since half-past ten !" uul '•And when shall we W out t O [/ P ih again 7 Not for three months, Winifred n is a long time to look forward to." ' " Tlie'time Will pnss more quickly f you than for me," she said. "It is noth v so hard to go, as to be left behind." " Are you so sure of that? To be loft behind is to submit to fate, and partakes of (he inevitable. To go is like wrcnehino out One s own tooth, or pulling the strine nt a shower-Oath. But, dear, it rests with vo,I to make our parting many degrees W bitter." w " With me! How can I do that!" "By promising me that when wo next meet, it shall be to part no more," " Are you not coming at Easter?" " At iiastei'-if I live and breathe." "But—brttat Easter , ... it iaimnoa sible. " "Why impossible?'1 " JNeed you ask ?—it is only three months hence." Then, despite that unlucky episode of the old gentleman .and his cough—an episode which, for the moment, fc; "usly imperil]^ the gravity of the Bitu Lancelot became eloquent with a lover's eloquence Bit»mted as they two were situated, sepa rated by distance as well by time, three months were fls long to them as three years would be to mast others. Why need they waitloDger? Already six weeks had gone by since Mis? Langtrcy's death and by Easter, the lapse of time would Ue nearer to iive months than four. By wliat law of custom, by what scruple of affection, or sorrow, or coinmon-Bense, was Winifred called tipoJi to defer her marriage beyond that period '! For himself, no time could pos. sibly be so convenient as the Kaster recess. In the three months now intervening, he would wind up his brother's aflairs acd des patch bis own arrears of business. Thenew cottages would meanwhile be built, and the new churcli be so far advanced that he could safely leave it to be Jinishcd in his absence. Then marrying in April, they would remain abroad through the summer; or, if she pre ferred it, they could stay away tilt her year of mourning should expire, Besides, he'had promised himself that he wc-uld take her to Greece and Italy for their wedding journey ; and ior Greece and Italy there was no time like the last of spring and the first of the summer. Should they not take their happiness when the birds take theirs, " in the sweet o' the year " ? But still she would not. "It is too soon," she i-aid again. "It will be time enough next spring." "IN ext spring ! This was too much. " Goad heavens I Winifred," he said vehemently/ "you cannot be serious! Life is not lo*n# enough for such procrasti i nation. If, like the early Chaldean kings, we had forty-three tiirmsaud years of \via< dom and usefulness to Jook forward the thing would be different. rli,'cn I wonld* Lovo you ten Jeara before the Flood, .And you should, M 70U pleased, refuse' Till the conversion of tfca Jews; but unfortunately for us, life ftas becom* ridiculously short since those days. Yo!J forget, child, that time is going, that yout» is fleeting, that the hours once ktruck at* past ft/r ever, You forget that we are alonß absolutely dlffne in the world—you and I ■ We have no one fo pJenso but each other' Why, then, when Fate fto longer divides us, shall we be se unmind/ni of the uncer tainties of life as to divide ourselves? Besides, who shall say what another year may bring forth ? For my own p«n, I shall never feel really safe, till I have put the ring upon your finger." " What do you mean by ' safe ?' " she said, her cheek flushing, her eye kindling indignantly. "Do you suppose lam in capable Of remaining constant for a year?" Now this was not in the least v.hat Lancelot meant; but 'before he could explain himself, their conversation was^ interrupted by the sudden appearance of Frau Kreulz mann hastening towards them with her hands uplifted and a face beaming over with smiles. " Ach, heber Gott ! Well met, truants and runaways ! We thought you were lost, and made sure we should have to writer up a description of you at Ihft1 Polizei f And have you had nothing to cat nil these houis ! So-so, Fraiilien WinifW, you must be fainting away, dear clritt. VfiUi hunger. We waited dinner till we ' braten ' was almost spoiled — a beef ' braten' it -was •with iipple-eauce and mushrooms; and though, it was ot my own cooking, I must say it was a dish for the king ! We had hoped, tno, as it was the Herr Baicn's last day in Munich, that he would come in and take a bit of our family dinner. Yes, my gracious loid, and I made a raspberry-jam ' kiicken,' on purpose ; for I remembered you praised the raspberry-jam 'kucken' the night of our Christmas paity. But truly, it's dread ful to think that you are both fasting all this time, nnd have not had so much as a biscuit ! However, I will turn back with you at once, and in five minutes we will warm up a bit of dinner. ]So, no, no—it's not a trouble, but a pleasure ! My business will wait. I was only going to the Holts- Garten to order in a load or two of brush wood ; and that will do to-morrow as well as to-day. On my word, I could not be happy if I didn't go horce with you and see you comfortable." the good soul turned Lack with them, and Lancelot, after trying in vain to edge in a word or even a 'look, of explanation, fell moodily into the rear. Then, when they reached the house, the two girls swooped down ripon Winifred, and carried her oil' to her owu room : Frau Kreutzniann bustled away to the kitcben ; and the "Herr Baron" was left to amuse himself as best he could iv the absent pastor's study. It was their first misunderstanding, and he was proportionately disconsolate ; for in the matter of lovers' quarrels, as in most other terrible and cataclysmal phenomena, familiarity breeds the habit of contempt Dwellers on the slopes of Etna and the plateaux of Mexico are apt to think lightly of eruptions and earthquakes ; and Lance lot would probably have felt less miserable on the present occasion, if his courtship had been enlivened by the average amount of skirmishing. As it was, he took up first one book, then another; walked restlessly about the room ; listened to every footfall; and was quite chopfallen when halt an hour went by, and no Winifred appeared. At length Frau Kreutzmann came herself to summon him to dinner; and a wonderful improvision that dinner was, consisting or soup, fish, a recbauffd of the braten, a win ter salad, and tbe remains of .the raspberry kiAcken. But Winifred was silent and would not look at him ; and their pood hostess chattered incessantly; anil her neices waited upon the guests; and they were not left alone for a moment. Then coffee was brought; and Lancelot, looking at his watch, saw with dismay that it was already four o'clock, and that if he was to get back to the Hotel Maulick in time to pack his portmanteau, pay his bill, and catch the live-thirty express, he must be gone in something less than quarter of an hour. " Will you let me speak to you for a moment, AVinifred, before I go?" bo said, goto" over to the window where she was standing with. Brenda, looking out upon the darkening sky. "By all means." " But alone?" She said nothing but kept her face coldly averted Lancelot looked imploringly at Brenda: and Brenda, remembering that these would be their last moments together before parting, beckoned to the others to follow her and slipped out ot the room. Theu Lancelot spoko hurriedly and earnestly. The words that offended her had escaped him unawares. He had not inten ded to utter them—he was bitterly sony that he bad uttered them; but she had entirely misapprehended their import. To imply doubt of her constancy was of all things the farthest from his thought. He belies ed in her, he trusted her, as he oo lioved and trusted iv honour, love, truttt itself ! Still she kept her face averted. " What do you mean, then ?" she asked, in a somewhat softened tone. He hesitated. "Can you not guess?" Again she was silent. " Do you not understand .... that.... that.... Good heavens! Winifred, aftor waiting, praying, hoping in vain for four long years, shall I now bo such a wretch as to feel that if my brother came back to life I could not bid him welcome '!" "Lance-lot!" " But once you arc my wife theu—an I now you know what I meant." ''Yes, now I know !" she sobbed, clasp ing his neck and weeping on his breast. " Dearest, forgive me 1" "Aud you will promise me my angel in the spring ?" " Yes, I promise—in the spring.'j (To be continucdon Wednesday.)

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Auctions. B. TONKS.J IR. O. OARR, SOO FREEHOLI) BUILDING SITES, CONQUEST PLACE, ST. GEORGE'S BAY, PARNELL, Commanding Fino Viows, and some Eop Frontagos, Tho Estate of J. C. Blackett, Esq. Now being Burvovod, and for sale in FEBRUARY. B. TONKS & CO. B. TONICS.] E. C. CARK MONDAY, MARCH 14. SALE OF THE BRYNDERWEIS ESTATE, WaIRAU CREEK, MAUN GATUROTO. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by publii auction at their Marc, Qtieon-stroet Auckland, on Monday, lith of March noxt, THE ABOVE VALUABLE FREKHOLI PROPERTY. This Is ono of the most, valuablo estates nortl Of Auokland, nnd contains 3223 acres, upward; of 1000 acres of which are arich alluvial llat anc tho remainder undulating. Tho quality of tin soil is black loam on limestone. Tho wholo ii enclosed with a six wiro fence, and ia wol watered by never failing crocks. About 501 acres have been laid down in good grass, divi ded into 7 paddocks. A well-built House, 1! rooms, with Barns, Stables, and necessary out buildings have been erected on tho propsrty The land not in grass consists of light bush which, when cleared, will carry at least 3 shoei to tho aero, There is first rate communication a largo river forms ono of tho boundaries, and i Btoamor runs cloao to tho property twlco weekly Tho main North Road passes through it, and thi Northern Hallway lino has been survcyod ovo tho block. The proporty ia sold to wind np a partncrsbii cst-ata B. TONKS.] [E. C. CARIi ON OR ABOUT TUESDAY, MARCH 22 TOWNSHIP OF HENDERSON" FARM SECTIONS. BUSINESS SITES. RESIDENT SITES. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been intimated by Hon. T, Henderson to sell at 12 o'clook noon oi Tuesday, March 22, THE ABOVE. Investots, Farmers, and others, deaitous 01 oecuring a comfortablo homestead, within s Bhort distanco of the City, aro earnestly re quested to visit tho above. The Railroad Station is on tho ptopotty. The land is gently undulating, well watered by two nover-failing streams. Tho soil is rich and fertile, as evinced by the beautiful homestead and gardens of Mr. A. Beotham. Within a shott distanco sttong ndications of coal have been discoveted, and at no distant dato Henderson will rank as ono of our most thriving Suburban Townships, \f. S. COCIIRANE,] J AS. DACRE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. WELLINGTON PARK, PANMURB. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from John Kerr. Ksq., to sell at their Rooms, Fort-stteet, on Monday, 28th instant, at 12 o'clock— That vety desltablo property, situate at Panir.ure, and well-known aa WEL LINGTON PARK, consisting of 10} acres flrst-claBS volcanic soil, part laid down in good grass, and the remainder plantad as orchard and gardens, all sub stantially enclosed with stono walls, together with the large house of 8 rooms, detached kitchen, outbuildings, and cot tage erected thereon. For further particulars apply to Mr. Kerr Fanmute; ot, to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHEAKE.] I JAMES DACRE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. COTTAGES, NEWTOWN AND SEA FIELD ROAD. 284 ACRES ON THE WAIKATO RIVER. 82 ACRES WAIUKU. friHE Subscribers have leceived instruc- L tiona from tha owner, who is leaving the colony, to Bell, at their Rooms, Fott-street, on Monday, Febrairy 23, at 12 o'clook, NEWTOWN.-Lots 108. 109, and 110. situate cornet of Upper Pitt and Dnko streets, and next! to tha Kings' Anns Hotel, with substantial six-roomed Cottage, stable, &c, erected thereon. SEAFIKLD ROAD.-A comfortablo Cottage of nino rooms, with good allotment, well situated. WA3KATO BTVKR.—.A. valuable block of Good Land, contiining 2*l acres, well situated on tho Waikato River, close to Caireron Town. WAlUKU.—Allotment 250, Waipipi, contain ing S2 acre?, flrat-rate land, being mostly tho sito of old Maori cultivations. Plans and further information on application SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE. [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. HOUSES AND ALLOTMENTS, ST. GEORGE'S BAY. COTTAGE AT NEWTOWN. ALLOTMENT, WOOD-STREET, PON SONBY. rriHE Subscribers will Soil, at their JL Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 2Sth Inst,, at 12 o'clock, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell—Largo Allotment, CIO3O to tho harbour, having a frontage of 80ft. 6in. by a depth of 150 ft. to tho sido Btreot, with tho two Cottages erected thereon, St. George's Bay Road—A Good Building Allotment, 38ft. frontage by 150 ft. St. George's Bay—Building Allotment, 50ft. frontage, by about 110 ft. Tho above aro well known as the property o£ Major Heaphy. Newtown—Lots 17,18, IP, two frontages, 102 ft. each to King and Stanley streets, with Houso of 5 rooms, garden, ho., thereon. Wood-btbekt, Ponsonby—Allotment 78. hav ing a frontage of 33ft. by a depth of 130 ft. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneets. W. S. COCHRANE. [JAB. DACRE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. ALLOTM E N T S, ELLERSLIE. THE subscribers will sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 28th inst,, at 12 o'clock, ELLERHLIfI!.—Lot 85, C 6 feet to Panmuie Road, and 198 feet to a side street. Lot 61, 50 feet to Panmure Road by 132 fee» to eide street, and near the hotel, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE MONDAY, MARCH 7. HOUSES — BOND, KUSSELL, AND CHEAPSIDE - STREETS, NEWTOWN, THE subscribers have received instruc tions from tho owner, who is leaving the colony, to sell at their rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 7th March, at 12 o'clock- Allotments 152, 153, 151, and 155, having a frontage of 132 feet to Bond-street and 105 feet to Cheapside-streot, laid out and planted with trees and flowers, well Hituated, and having a good view, with tie comfortable Cottage of ilve rooms erected thereon Allotment 121, having a frontage of 33 feet 10 Kossell-street, with live-roomed Cot •»<i?s erected thereon .iira-KLt 77, with a frontage of 33 feet to JisjwsJ-itreet, and having a Cottago o£ I'vtiwjxa erected thereon. Mw Surstiw jariifcalars app'y to mWSXb COCHKANE & SON, Asflwneers. 'i-Xi':i-iXjAY- .MARCH 3. •;'i il j:I r t X. #./; V, & A YARDS. 1 f^/* frAIJC; h: tut Hxymntkct, on »f- 1.-.'. .?,..,. ;,-,„ , .fM'.vh'i, i •• n ,I,a j'J (j i* v V ii. (.« i i-l I) '•' t\ i; ij'o. \ .



Auctions. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, At 11 o'clock a.m. earthenwaheTglasswark, iron safes, carriage lamps, sponges, platedware, cutlery, ironmongery, clocks, accoklions, fancy goods, &C, &C, &C. THE undersigned lms received instruc tion/from Messrs. Pottorand Co., Durham stroot, to soil by auction, on Monday noxt, al their Promises, Durham-street, at 11 0 clock am., ox Loch Uri, from London— m PACKAGES OV MICtICHANDISE, *)« containinK— Flemish Tacks, Iron Pafos, Voloclpcdos, Pcnholdors, Toy Trains, Cofksctowß, Koyrings, Japanned Travollinß Trunks, Cashboxos, Cnrrluge Lamps, Accordions Klectro-plated Goodp. Pockot-knivos, Kazors, Padlocks, Tea nnd Dessori Spoons, DrossinK-cascs, yiooks, Kye protectors, Spectacles, Lamps, Koediiij! Bottles, Shirt Studs, Tea Trays, CuttJ Pipes, LookhiK-glnsflcs, Toy Hammors Leather Ptirsoi, Clk*? Ca^os, Powdei Flaskp, Kks Cups, Watch GIaEHOB, Fiold and Opera Glasses, Sponßcs, Galvanizctl Buckets, lowor-bolts, Stool-faced Ham mnis, GlassTumblrrs, Wire Meat Covers PUtcs (assorted), Tea Cups, Toilot Hots Chambors, Juks, Teapots. 1 caso Naval Swords nnd Scabbards On View on Friday and Saturday next, H. ARTHUR, Salesman nnd Auctioneer, ' MONDAY, MARCH 7, At 11 o'Clock. IMPORTANT SA L 1 OP TOWNSHIP. THE undersigned have been iustmctct by tho New Zealand Land Corporalioi (Limited) to ollor by miblio auction, at thei Salo Rooms, tho Strand, Tam'anßo, oh Mohday tho 7th March, ISSI, at 11 o'clock a.m.,, STEWART S T O W N, ON THE TK PUKE BLOCK, Bay of Plenty Distinct. Stowartstown is splendidly situated in tin contro of tho Block, on tho main tout to tho Lake Uistrlet. anil within 12 miles of the rapidly rising Town and Port of DTau ronga. Tho ToPuko Block, from its position, and the superior qualiiy of its soil, bids fair soon to he come ono of tho most flourishing districts in the Notth Island, and will form tho contro of a vorj largo area of mnKniflcont country now bcinfi negotiated for and which will cto long bo open for settlement. It is contemplated shortly to connect Stowarts town with tho Port of. Tauranga by! a Bteani tramway. Plans of tho Township may bo obtained on ap plication to Mr H. Arthur, Auctionear and Land Agent, Qucon-streot. Terms of Sale: One-third cash; balance in ono and two years at eight pet couturu pot annum. TURNER & BUDDIE, Auctioneers, TUESDAY, MARCH 1. JUNCTION YARDS. IWOR SALE, at junction Yards, 011 9} Tuesday next, 23 Prime Fat Oxon, from Wnitara 20 Prime Fat Steers, from Gorton 60 Piime Fnt Cattle, from Waikato and the neighbourhood 120 Prime Fat Wethers, from Gorton 250 Prime Fat Wethers, from TaurargA 200 Prime Fat Sheep, from Waikato 6 Working Bui ocks Fat Lambs, Veal Calves Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Calvos, Year lings. Sec. Fat and Store Pigs. At one o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. THE PAPAKURA YARDS. THE usual MONTHLY SALE will be hold on Wednesday noxt, at the Capaknra Yards, when a larßO number of Cattle will be yatded, consisting of— Dairy Cows, ?toro Cattlo Calves, Yearlings, &c. Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs At 12 o'Ccock. HUNTER & KOLAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1881. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Thomas MacfTatlane, Keg., Trustee in Bankruptcy, to Bell, at tho residence of Joseph Greenwood, Hillsborough, adjoining the Pah, at 12 o'clock, 8 MILKING COWS i Calves 1 Trap Horss 1 Cream Pony, oyrs old Grey Killy, by Matchless, broken to saddlo Chesnut Colt, by Performer Foal, by Pcrformar Spring Cart One-horao Tin-dray Two-wheeled Plough Swine Plough Scarifier and Moulder Set of Iron H&rrows 2 Saddles, Trap Harness Plough Harness", &c. 2 Water Troughs Chaffcuttcr Farming Utensils, &c, &c, &c. HUNTER & NOLAN. THE HAYMARKET HORSE SALE Will UNTIL FURTHKK NOTICE Bo conducted at THE GItEYUOUND YARDS. ALFRED BUCKLAND, rpHAMES CATTLE MARKET. BjANKS & CO., STOCK AND COMMISSION AUENT3. Market 'each THURSDAY, at their yaids, arawai, at 2 p.m., fot salo of Stock of all dcs riptions, Ptoduco, &c, Consignees of Stock can depend upon evoiy attention being given, goodJPaddock"Accommo dation, and Pbompt Account Sale .boots ana fcSaces. T O O X OUT FOR THB BLUE BOOT. C. BROOKES Is selling the wholo of his Stockjof Splendid BOOTS AND SHOES (English and Colonial) AT COST PRICE, FOR ONE MONTH. A few lines of Women's Kid Elastic Sides, sizes 5 and 6, at Half their Cost, Tho Largest Stock in Auckland to Select rom CALL EARLY. C. BROOKES, Blue Boot, Opposite Garliek & Cranwoll's. Waikato Advertisements. rXIHE A LFHfI. BTOTEIi KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. ts A L L I N, Froprietoi. Visitors and Travellers will meet with Com fortablo Accommodation. Loose Boxes. Good Stabling, TAUPIRI COAL MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at the following prices :-- Household (lumpy) 12s per ton Steam (scteened) 10s „ Slack 4s „ In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One •mrjKa, will bo received at the Company's Moe, Fort-street. Ofi'srß /or other Stations, addresses to tho Mj«.<s Mantticr, Taupiri Coal Mines, Huntly M& wcoinjKUil&d by remittance will bo ■fWvi'tJy fcUcnded to, KItANZ SCHERFF, |> £!j\\'A>'t>'H COACHES TO THE IJ. UOLJWiJBLU.-TIMK-TABLK. J^&ikviuK HiUftUtoJ 1w '!<; Ar/iha every Tues i.l, 'Jl.Uiodl'/. fJ'C iie.'lV)'i)t-y. f,:..:.'.u/ Tt j'iJ'ji « (■;)■ Ua//iiltori on Monday, v i'(,iiut,Df.ii/. »#4 If/itf-!/- y, ■puftfft! CuiiW'Wii itxivldtd to Order. v li, WWAIWS 1 h't vwy u.uA /toil KluWoo Hamilton. sc



Dampier's Wdntletfttl Bargaito. ONDERFUL NEW YEAR BAR* GAINS,-Most of tho followlbg Won derful Bargains are in tl>.l> Window: Grand Lot of Ladies 9, 8, and 1 button, Whito and Coloured, JOsophino Kid Gloves (50 d<K)s So i MslU Throart do, 6d; Gontß' VVhlto do, Is; (■iris do, 'id; Boys' Summer Suita, la; Mctia Holland Coats, is Cdi Alpaca Dust Coats, Cs; Ladies' ami Gills' Straw Hats, Cd lo Is Gd; Hoys' Mena"'and Boys'Blaolc or Drab Soft Felt Hats, 2s; a fow Hard do, t ;-=-- — 1 lan'd somo Picture!* (framed), 3d and Id; Haud sonio do (untrained), I'd. Coiho and look H thon\; Nico Lot of LoVely GttSsaWtjU muoront , Colour?, Is per ill: Ohi'id Lot of Children's . Boots. 10 to, )3j la bd per pair; Grand Lot ot . ('hildron'O Kid lioots, 7 to M, 3s Cd ; 10 to 13, Is , ■ M ( Inl'antß' Boots and Shoes, Is and la Gd ; 1 Ladies' German Prunolla Boots (sown), 7s; Ladios English Kid lioots, Is 6d to 7s; Ladies , Auckland Mado Kid Boots, Bai Nioo Lot ot Mens' Auckland Made Nlaetic Sluo Kid Bootß, 6 to 10, 9s; Haudsotno Tobucco Stands, Is oach ; 1 Playing Curdu, Bd tho pack; Tho FftahMnAblo 1 Ornamoutod Blaok Fans, lp Kd;, Bojb' LHix ' Collars, size, 111, Id tfto boxt UToH'a Stand Up ' do, 2d box; Nico Lot bl B'Amtuer liibbon, lid and ! Cd ; Wido Sa»l> UlUbon, lid tho yd; Diupor, lOd . tho yrtj Ladles' Kink Collars, ad tho box; . Hp.ndsomo Pugnreos, nearly I! yds long, 9d; \ Moro Black Satln,3s Cd tho yd ; Blaok Vol votoen, 2s Gd; Black Braeolots, 3d tho pair: tho Fashion . ablo Black Snnko Bracolot lOd tho pair; t nico lot ot Rood Blaok ( Velvot, from 3d ; Mon'a Summer Sox, 3d; Ladies' . Whito lloso, 3id; Girls' Suporlor do, l!d ; lotpf other kinds, cheap; Load Pencils', sd tho,do"; 1 Momo. Books, 2 for Id, orSd Uio<lds» Frilling, 2d to 8d: Markl'lap Ink1,.6 d tho bottlo ; Slato Lining, ».d tho yd; Broad Knives, Is: Chlldrcns' ctronft, troo*lsi?'o, pretty, Watering Pots, !)ii; 2 blado Tampa ICnivos. !)d; Holland Pinafores, la ; fill yd roola ot Coloured Silk, ad; Ornpo Trimming, Is tho box of ;«i yds; Crapo Collate,! Gd oacli; largo packota Hair I Ins, Id . S'MlMi'ior Sponges, like iho last,, 1b the plotfi; Men's Shirts Is, 2s, 2a Cd: Boys' df, dllioront sizes, 2a; — — r ——"-^Wfttorcd Marino, la tho yd; Mc'Hno, ulfforont coLurs. Is 3d tho yd ; Shirting **; I'uU'Boxos with Hull's, Cd, 9U, and Is; nico lot of Table Oilcloth, Is tho yd ; Men's Simla, Oil tho set; Mnrking Ink, 13:1 Iho bottle; Glnsa Ink Bottles with Metal lldx, Oil; Boot Lacos 3d per doz; lot of Silvered Drooehoa, Is ; Ladles'sil vered Sota, 2a Od; Silvered Karriußs, ild ; Kingel,l Rings, 2d and Gd; Silvered Necklets. I* I mid 1» j Largo Silvered Loukots; ?s| HnmUoilio Cork scrows, Ift; Hloctra PltUc'd Forks, 13; Spoonn, f,A to IS; Knives and Forks (good size), !)il pair: Barry's Colobrated Trlcopherous, Is 2>l tho bottlo; nieo lot of Boot Trunb a, la and 0a; Dressing Combs,3d and fld :-,—-Spotted Net for rails, lid tho yd; In/iinls' Ulbs, Id i —- Hiybrbd ronUnbuiutbrs, l)d ; Toy Whip.), Id ; VoWolUodos, lid; Work-boxes, lilted with Looking Glass. Sc'h ors, fee, 2s; Tea ire's, Gd; largo grand China, do, 2.1 Trumpets, 2d to Gd; Punch with Cymbal*, Is; Children's Slates, 2.1; Mou'u Walking .sticks, Is Gd; Hoys' do, 8d: nico lot of Scout, Gd the bottle; Piping Cord, 18 knots for Od ; Shirt Muttons, 12 doK for 3d; Superior Pearl do, 3d the do/.; an immense quantity of Stay lllla'.in, 2d and id tho pair; ■ —> —■—- .— Hooks and Kyes, 3d tho doz Cards ; handsomo Metal Drosa Holders. Hd each ; tho Now Fashion Girdles. lid each ; Blrtok and Groy Throat), 3d tho reel: Infant's FoodlnK UdttW IMs fresh lot Hair Brushof. In ■ -; fresh loi. Nail limping lai-ROv ovtll, and pqttare, Id [and (j.l ; Tooth l't'iishes Id; Hhoo Hrushes, 3n tlio st-t of!!; Indies' mid girls' Thimbles, Id each: Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes for Is : Glycorino Bars, 7d tho bar; Blind Tassels, 2d ; largo hand somo Ink Bottles, Is ; ladles' and girls' Urn brollas, 3d; largo sheets of Plus, 3d ; ladles hand somo Silk Scarves, Is (ld| Motley's Knitting Cotton, Gto 14, Is 8d tho lb; Book Muslin, 5d ;— Steoi KniUing Pins, 1 for 2d; pretty Hgg Cups, U for Is ; splendid lot of Spectacles, la tho pair, worth 2s Cd; Slato Pencils, Id tho do:;, or (M thoboxoflOO; Hair Nets, Id each ; b'urcoLct, lslld yd ; Peerless Gloss, shines bonto withoutbrttslu";, ild tho bottlo; a wonderful bargain in nicely bound books, inoludjiti; NoboC.'n Anlhmutics, Is; Broad Tt'ftjD.Gd; Brass Dulcimers, (tho children'can play tunea on tliom), Is caoh ; - -— — -handsomo Cut Glass Bottles Scont, Is GJ ; other kinds, Gd ; handsomo Scripture and othor Mottoos, that hang up, stand up and lay down. Id ouch; Mounted Picture Crosses, 2d each; Framed Pictures, Is tho pair; Black Lustre, 8d ; tell tho shoomakers I am soiling ladies' Boot Blocks at Gd tho pair; a fow Tomahawks loft. Is each; ladies' Stays, 2s tho pair; lot of suporlor fashionable Stays, Blightly soiled, la; Brand lot of ladioa'Satin Scarvos, lo Gd : VVltito Tucked Skirting far Potilcoatßi Is tho ydj men's handsomo BraceSi Is; liltlo boy*' do, Gd: Towels, 2d and 2}d \ iioneycoihb do, Gd ; Tur kish do, Is; Satin Tubular Trimming. Id tl'.q yd j Noto Paper, Sd andSdtiuirO! HnVclopbb. 23 fot 2d J — -^- i-~i-.—»— Toilet Mats. Is tho sot, G ; Ladles'and Gnnts' Hiding Whin?, !)d ; Fingerine: Wool, 3a tho head of 12 hanks; other colours, 3d tho hank; black and whito Berlin Wool, 3d tho dozen skeins ; all other colours, id tho dozen ; Children's Picture handkerchiefs, 2<l; Ladies' do, 3d to 9d ; Gent's do; 61 and la: pla«o Brown HblWd. i B . TUrkss Twill: Is M tho ya.hl.-W, H> UAMPIKK, No. 1. Unttor O.ucen-stretit ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND. Thoso who buy from A. McLkod's Now Zea land Local Industry Cash Store, and Spring Lntho Mattrass Factory, City Mnrt, 123, Queen etreet, opposito T. and S. Morrin, Ironmongers, assist tbomsolvea and benoflt New Zoaland. Al articles ticketed in plain figures, and delivered to any part ot tho city fri-c ot charßo. Country orders promptly attended to. Price List:-Hand Bellows, from 2s to Is; Blacksmiths' Bellows, 23s Gdto £8 10s; Sand Bellows, for Handing paint Gs; Butchers' Pcppef Bellows, 8$; Uardouord' Sulphur or Blight Bellows, !Ga ; Double Action Hollows, 7a Gd ; Fancy Bellows, 7s Gd to >.h Gd; Scrubbing Brushes, 7d to Is Cd ; Stovo Hrushes, lOd to Is !)d; Hound Oil Brushes, I Jd • Bannister Brushes, 9J to 2s; Flat Top Duster", I'd to Is ; Carpet Brooms, 3s Cd; Cocoa Flbrolßrooma nnc Handles, Is Gd; Hair Bi-ooma. 2s to 5s Old; Sau cepans Scrubs; 3d ; Kpsom Dandy Brushes, Is Gd; Shoo Brushes. 3s to 53 act; Clotheß Brushes-, Is 3d to 2a; Bath Brushes, la ; Handled Clo'hes Btushes, 2sGd; Billiard Brushen, ?iK; Broom Handle?, 3Jd: Japanned Health Brushes. 2d to 3s 3d ; Flat WMtnoM, Is 2d to Is 9d ; Toy Ban nister Brushes, Is; Plato Brushes, Is to la (id; Spoko Brushes, Is 9d to 2s 3d; Sash Paint Brashes, 3d to 13 2d: Paint Dusterj, 3s Cd ; Toilet Brnshei', 3s Gd to 33 9d ; Fluo Brushes, 2a to 23Gil; Typo Brushes, 2s; Corn Brooms, 2s; Largo Baths, 253 to 32s 6d; MiU Cans, U to IDs fid- Boilers, Cs Gd to 12?; Watering Cans, 3s (M to Oi Gd ; VVashlng--up Tins, Is Gd to 3s • Lftntei'nu, 2a to 2s lOd; Cullenders, Is Gd to 9a Cd ; Tin Kettles 2s 3d to Js Od: Dust Pjino, 13; Pudding Mould* 13 3d to la 9dj SttaU Patt7 Pans, Id to IJd ; Saucepans, In to Is 9d; Billies, 8d to 3a; Flo"r Dredgoe. la; Round Baking Dishes. ot< to £s; Oval Ualciog i)ishea. Is 9d; lYnrotp, is Gd to 7a Bd: Cod'eo-pots, IsCd to^a; Milk Strainers, 2s to 2s Gd ; Bread Tins, h to Is Gd ; Sqanro Baking Dishes, Is 3d to is M ; Slop Pails. 3i Gd to la Gd ; Pre;orvi> Tina, Id to 7Jd ; 1 Gallon White or Stono Oolour Paint (ready mixed), ga; J-Oallon, is fid; Quart, 2a Gd; Varnish, 10s per gallon ;I- Gallon, usGd ; Quarts, 3a ; Perambulators, with two seats, 2(ja ; Singlo Heats, 21s; Clothes Bas kets, 3s Gd to lGi; Butchorß', 7s Cd; Grocers' Baskets, 3? Gd to 7s Cd : Fire Gratca, 10j Gd lo IGa; Tomb Hails 10a to 23j Ctl tho section ; Sash Woights. 10a Gd per cwt, lid per lb ; Iron Lasts, 3Jd to 4J per lb; Baking Powder, Is Cd to 2s Cd por tin; Chimney Cowls, 20h to 22b Gd ; Kitchen Sinks, 20h; Firo Kindlere, 3d por packet; Am monia, Cd pot bott'o; Cheese Pross, 100a; Bul lock and Trace Chains, id per lb ; Chairs, Gs to Ha Gd ; Wayhstands, Toilet Tables, Oilice Stools, Sprlntt Lathe Mattra?ses, 2ft wide, 12aGd ; 2ft Gin ISs; 3ft, 17s Gd: 3ft Giu, 20a; Ift, 22i Gd; lft Gin, 2.\s (all guaranteed for two years); C'ocoanut Fibro Mattrassos to suit the spring mattresses, 2ft wide, 173 Gd ; 2ft Gin. 20a ; lift. 22-' Gd; 3ft Gin, 25a; lft. 27s Gd ; lft Gin, 308; Itopistcr Gratis, from 32s Gd to 37s Cd; Galvanize! Iron Buckets Isßdto23 6d; Milk Dishes, 2s 9d to 3h 3d : Gal vanized Iron Wash-tubs, 3? 9d to 10s; Candlo Mould?. S3; Stropped Blocks, 153 Cd to. 19s 10d tho *ct; Frying Pans, 2s 3d to 2a 9d [ all kinds of tho best Fancy Biscuits: all kinds of Boots at the cheapest prices ; all tho best brands of CofFeo on hand; also Black and Whito Pepper, and Ground Rico; all sorts of Cordials (includ ing Sarsapnrilla) on hand ; Flax Hope, Gd per lb; Clotheß Lines, 7d to Is; Household Soap, oil to la Gd per bar; Perfumed Soap, from 2d to Gd per cake ; Largo Vases, grapo pattern, 70s por pair : Square Pedestals, 20s to 22s Gd each ; all kiniia of Fancy Pottery, at tho lowest cash prices ; Drain and Sewerage Pipes; all sorts of Tiles and Sinks at cheap prices. Open every week day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., nnd on Saturdays till 9 p.m. to enable tho public to inspect or purchaso anything thevreauiro Venetian Blmcua. HE AUCKLAND (iAS VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. ESTABLiSHKD 18GJ. TRADE MARK. KEU AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (Wholesale .and Rktaix.) Bli.-da sent to all parts of tho Colony on tho Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds aro Lighter and Cheaper than tho imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Busby), Practical Blind Makers & Wirk-Workers Comer of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Sauare Auckland N.Z, npIIE AUCKLAND /EKATED WATEIi -1 COMPANY, ORNKR OF WeLLESLKY AND AinKRT-STIiEET . Manager : Mb, Geo. Gledhill, WHOLESALE ONLY. The above Company, incommencing business, j beg to intimate that it is their intention to Manu- ) facture 0, irirst-claas Articlo at the lowest ros- t eiiiM thick, nnd being In po.'SCßsion of Appli- f ances which no other fimiin tho trade possess, c they can, with confidence defy competition, as tho following prices will provu: — Prices from and af tar February 1,1881. &a. tl. ." Ico (in largo quantity, per agreement), ' perlb 0 0 3? Crated Wntow, l.omonado, Sodawater, , Ginpfor-alo, Ginget Boer, Raspberry- ; ade, Tonic Water, at per dozen ..013 '' Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clovo * do., Kaspberry no,, at pet dozen .. 010 0 J. Ringer V/iuo.perdozott 1 1 0 S [linger Kino (in bulk), per gallon .. 010 G ' Quinine Wino, per dozen 2 0 0 z, Ulmc-juico Cordinl, per dozen .. .. 01C 0 J, iaraaparilla, vor dozen 110 0 v jtoughlon Bitters, per dozen .. .. 1 1 0 Jrango Hitteiv, petdozon 110 0 Twenty per cent, diucount will bo allowed off ho above prices for cush, or it tho account ia ~, )ntd on or boforo tho 15th day of oach month. \ X acconot3 aro not paid before that tlato, tho {, ull amount will be charged. Country customers will bo supplied at tho .bovo prices, but all packing cases and bottles N fill bo charged for, and a reasonable allowance rill be mado for cases whon returned, nccord ng to their condition. Bottles and stoppers al I'hon returned will bo p.Uowod for at market : ai rices, tl: Particular caro will botakoninpackinggoods. j in Customers uro particularly requested to udvi=o ci io return of empty bottleH, by poat catd'or other vi rise, as cases frequently disappear in a nios lysterious manner from the Auckland wharf. All bottles not returned will bo charged for at lurkct prices. Bl



MQdicali I PROFESSOR JAMES (lute of Wcllmg. ton), aftor roars of reooat'eh, in which Naturo's repository Was ransacked, at longth dlshovbrcd the Medical proparties of Herbs which wore used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons were unknO\Vni and which now aro daily trampled uildor foot as useless weeds l>y thost) ignorant of their virtues. At tention is pointed to eoiite of tho Marvellous Cures which have been plt'octod L;y tho Professor sincb his arrival in VVolllnßton; TESTIMONIALS : 17th Fobruary, ISSI. To Professor James, Waketlcld-strcct, Auckland. Dear Sir,—You asked mo to hive a testimonial if your trcatm int nhbtild prove ciloetivo, and I have much pleasure in do'ntf so. I was sull'or inH from rhoUmatUm (swollud knee) for seVen years, and you KaYo, lite some modic'np and advice, Which hils rbSlUterl in my bctnif entirely trco frotu ally alßll of tlio miUorlng which before whs ll\y rhronio state, and .1 Bhould strongly re commend all jicraons similarly iilllictml to pluco themselves in your hands. —Xours faithfully, Mauv Janic hunt, Wakellold-street, A tick land. I, Dr. \V, H. Patiehson, certify that thoobovo testimonial is correct. To Professor Jamo3, No 5, Brook-sttcot. Oth Npvjimb'or, 1880. Dicaii SIR,— Having been h sullcror with tho liver complaint for yetvrs, I wan ind'ucod by a noip:hbbvir to fcqlito to you, I am thankful to say your medicine hns done mo more KOod than all tho iloctot'd 1 havo been with. lam now quito well, I shall certainly recommend you to all my friends. I'a«\ yours rospccthilly Hl.lS'.AitlrHi SHANK, Broolv-slreet, Wellington. To Proto mor James. N 0,5, Brook-stroct, WollinKton. Silt,—l am happy tj inform you tlmt my leg, wliieh lias been bad for tlio hint eight years, Is perfectly cured. I waa Ural treated for a whito swellliiK, but wlion I came to jou yoti told mo it was scurvy, and also explained how tho.se things occur, which 1 found to bo so, unit then ponltl cliiK it, and Udliiff roii.edlos which wero (iiiite oontrin'y to tho coiiinlalu'.. I v/iid told twelve months ago Ihilt liiy Ick would havo Io boauipu lated, btr, knowiiiK Kcntlomen that you havo treated who were equally an had as 1 havo been, through their advice I oamo to you. 'I here aro many who object Io their names In tho news papers who lold n.o so, but 1 think It my duly to pinko it known to thpuo who arc troubled,. Unit tlmy may known wlioro to ajiiily ftir rc.II-.-f. i havo j-i'ot fat and strong uinco 1 have licen under your treatment. I uin happy Io Hay Hint 1 havo (,'ot the full use of my lour, am fr.'o from piiin and soreness, and ablo tv attend my business rogularly. 1 uin, youro over grateful, \V. Ci.uik, ThoTot'rao.i, Wellington. Uih Nov. I'hoßO troubled wlt'i ASTHMA consult Pro fcSHor Jiuiiks, Thoso that aro troubloJ iviln DROPSY con' suit Professor JameS, thoao troti|Mod with INLUUESTI'^N conualt Ptol'bssor Jiutioa, Those troubled with GOUT or LIVKR COM PLa INT consult Professor Jiuiich. Those troubled with GRAVEL consult Pro 08801' JumcH. 'I'liciHO troubled withRI.IND or HLICKUINU PIIjKS consult Tho Professor. ■Those troubled with NIOUKALCJIA coiibuH 'lho Profesaor. Thoao troubloil with TOOTHACHE consult Tho Professor. Tlioho trouulod with SCIATICA osiißiilt Pro fcesor Janu'S. SVVOLLICN.r()INT.-i,CONTnACT]f I ])(H)IU)3 Or MUaCLIty, LAaIK Or V/KAIC BACKS con- Dujt Tlio Profbasor. 'I'hoßO troublHd with LUMBAGO or RIIEU MATKSM consult Tho Professor. Chronic cases of ASTHMA and Such Liko pronouiiu^d iNOUUAIiMi! by So-called Moillcal alon, those aro tho cases Tlio Professor wishes to treat on, As his Treatmont ill 8 SOL EL V 'fr» AMKIt IO A N II Kllli S ! Which can bo Inspected on tho Promnjos jp It OirEß SO It JAM E S Mlly ndw li E CONSUL t E J) At nlj Itcsldonco A X E F I E li D S 1 X E E T. Ijllectrloity, tllk kestokkr of :j impaired vital knicrqy, Tho ihciil'-dl faculty have prononuocd slrorgl In fatour of PulvcnnaeUor'a Hands as a power ful medical iwont. Tho following aro BOlected.froma mivisof professional testimony :— W. S-'ANKKY. M.D., "Ernest Stabbing, aged 10 years, ton of a respectable tradesmnn. I was called to sco him, found him far adrancod as a Paralytic, very indiatinct utterance, obliquity of vision, slight drawing of lho mouth, inability to feed or dress himself, and In attempting to walk when assisted dragged ono foof. On Sunday, July 30, IS7I, llret applied the Chain-Buttery to uplne, anil all modiclues woro (tlscontlnuod, and tho galvanic current administered; for the llrct month ho rapidly improved. Tho times of operating were ovorj-other day, and now nearly'a week with out an application. He Is now able to walk up and down o ir Kills alone, ilnd regarded as tho wonder of tho village." EDWD. R.S.SUULDMAN, M.D., M.A., Oxon. " \Vlll you kintlly send a Chain Band that cttn bo worn round lho loins for Lumbago, &o. I havo good accounts of your Volta-Klectric Chains from all quarters. Should you care to make two of my iiamo you are ititll-j \Velcomo to do so." A^eni for New Zealand : GUAVE3 AICKIN, Tub PiiAiiMAoy. Auckland. A TfIUK STOHY.—A pnlo, thin, and anxious looking man wont i'Uo a driitjglai's shop In Queen-street, uuft told tho chemist tho story of hlii troubles, Ho was a suH'crcr from n chronic cheat ooiUplaint, which indicted him with many Blecpless nights, owing to tho incoannnt cough. His cheat fcic tight and constractcd in breathing, and tho tenacious phleitm whs n ojnlinmil 83urcoof annoyanccandU'rltution. Hofoarod' ho wus oonsuiuptlvo, and thnt there was not much to be done, us ho had tried everything : how ever, as a last rcsourci ho would try AtciciK's SVBUI' of Kir.u.vprrH, with llYi'ovitos- I'HITKS OK LI.MX And <^i inink. Having pro cured a bottlr. tlio chi'ini-t advised him to show it to his medical man. as it was not, n, quack remedy, but purely a pharmee- utical prepara tion cf great value. In addition, ho Bhoiild udhero to small doses of pure cud liver oil, which could bo taken at the same time ns the Mucalypltis and Hypophosphites. A fortnight pawed, and the sumo piilo, delicate looking man returned to Ihi; shop in Otieen-atroet. and asked for hia friend the chemist. Tlie Invalid then re counted, \s ith a bright eye and hopeful face, the cll'ticia of tho womlorful medicine. " I soon found tho worrying ph'egin bccoiuo more liquid, and expectoration was quito free, const' qut nt y I was relieved from the dreadful cotkli. 1 feel so thankful I can now nlisop at nmhts. During tho day I feel a mountain lifted oil'mv chcnl, anil 1 cun cut lu'arlily and relish my food", which 1 could never do before,'1 Do you think it po-aiblo this improvement would havo taken place in ordinary couivo without tho medicine .'-"Certainly not," I he in valid rep'ied, '•[had BUllbred too long for that; however, 1 shall take two bottles moro, and report to you further." About a fortnight ninco tho fame person called upon thochomist, He was no longer palo nor enrcworn ; a tinge ot healtliy rod had returned to the pale features of tho now con valescent pationt. He had mere'y to say, "I have called to toll you that I consider your mediciuu (the Eucalyptns wilhllyrophorphitcs) has sivod my lifo. I feel I am getting better rapidly, and I should tejl you that although I have had remedies prescribed for mo in f ydncy, Melbourne, Mid other places, nothing relieved mo until I got your medicine. I thank you very much, and will mako its valno known to every one affected as 1 wa». I shall note tho address— The Pharmacy,' Queen-street. "—lAdvt.] pUKIS UF SKIN ITISEA^ii. To ho Editor: Sir,—Herewith wu havo tho fileasuro to forward you a letter from Now Zoa and bearing testimony to tho successful treat ment of a skin disease of long standing through tho uso of our Eucalyptus Kxtract for tho bene fit of those eimilarly alllictod. We hope you will deem tho Btibject of sufllciont importance t3 afford this letter a spaco in your valuablo paper,—Yours truly, SANDER & SONS. BridKe-streot, Sandhurst, July, 1880. INVEROAHGIIX, N.Z,, Bth Jui.T 1880. Messrs. Sandeh & Sons, Sandiiuiiut. Gkntlkmhn,—Having suffered from eczema (a skin disease which ia very prevalent in this colony) for about nine years, I hed consulted numerous mtdical men hero and in Australia, and had taken nrsenlo, strychnine, iodide of potassium, etc., internally, and had used pre parations of zinc nnd lead externally. Jn fact I had tried all tho romediea known to tho faculty, and what between travelling doetoru' and druggists' bills, hnd spent a Binall fortune, almost if not wholly without results, oxcopt to injure my constitution, During a recant visit to Uokitika I was recommended to try your Extract of Eucalyptus Globulus by a brother who had experienced great benefit from it in alleviating a very severe cold, and, no less to my surprise than satisfaction, I found tho di«cnßo which had troubled me so long was conquered, and the skin resumed its normal condition. This was effected by tlio oxtornal use of Ices than two one-ounce bottles. You aro wclcomo to mako any uso you plcnso of. this lottor, and I subscribe myself.—Yours (Signed) JOHN H. KERR, Manager, Union Bank of Australia (Limited Agent for Auckland t GRAVES AICKIN, The Pharmacy. OnEKN-6THKKT. |T I T O II E IS S CELEBRATED JJLOOD J^ESTOKEK. The Proprietor of tho above has lately received complaints that intending purchasers of his Medicino havo had forcocl upon them in return for their money bottles labelled ns if in imita tion of his renowned mediciuo, but found on Dponing to contain some compound totally [liiferont, and of no morit whatever. Poor pcoplo who havo paid their mono? away expecting to havo given to them what they iskcd for and rcedod, havo been dlstrcssod to md themselves heartlessly victimised in tho ibove manner, and havo told their troubles to Vlr Hitchens, who hereby cautions illet'itimnto iiapensors of medicine, and warns them to co&eo rom tho error of thoir ways, ns he will not iubmit to such unfair and unjust practises, but ,vill in future prosecute with the utmost rigour )f tho law any person found guilty of infringing iia riglns, and who is guilty of so serious a srimo against suffering humanity na to sell a vorthlesti mixture to sick people under tho iretonco of. its being a modicino of high roputc. PUBLIC NOTICE Notico is hereby iriven that Mr Slmrland (oi! ho tlrm of J. C. Sharland and Co.) has no jngcr any authority to sell " Hitchen's Ccle ratcd Blood Restorer." rOTICK TO THE SIOK AND DIS RESSED N.ls.—Any sick persons who havo spent their II in tho vain hope of. obtaining benefit from uy worthless compound sold in imitation ol ib ahovo celebrated Blood Reatoror are hereby ilonned that Mr Hitchens will undertake their t iro even now, and will do go on the exproaa ndtrßtanding of. "No Cuke, no Pay." " CAUTION TO BUYERS. ° When buying, bssurejyou ask £or lliicubns * lood Restorer. ■»



ironmongery- Jii LAjTE Ait il 1., fA L 3 A Laegk Assortment of tho Undermentioned GOODS will be ollered during the Present Mouth nt TEN I'KK CitNT. DISCO JNT, FOR CASH dNLV l'"Olt CASH ONLY Foil CAsit Ol^L^ l'oil CaSU Ohub Fok Cash Only For Cash Oni-y Foil Ca ii Oni.v TEN I'EIl CUNT. DISCOUNT. Kouciiiu's, tooicWoou's, Mib WIGFAU/S IVORY IIONIf, AND HORN HAN D.LICIJ TAIILB, DESSERT KNIVES nndOARVERH. John Hound & Horn ELKOTRO-i'L,VTICD&N;B.SPOONa, FOURS, and HUTTKLUKNIVKd, rjAsiiuiiitiiY & Sons II S M. TIOA POTS and ELKCTUO- I'LATED OUUiCTS. J. & J. B IvKEY 230, QUEEN-STKEET, 230 •saaaiftrv. xxr s. ~ o n k s V» • Havinit Jiwt landed ex ' Fornnlen,' Loch Doon,'and 'Scottish Ijissie'a laruohbhoi t ment of all kinds of HAUNKHS WOUNTINOb ho Is now piopared to oxi^cuto all ordorn for CarriaKO, lliik'^y. Sinwlo or Pair Homo, Gig or Dot? Cart, Slhklo or Tandem Harness. STRONG DURAHLK STOCK .SADDLES, Our own mako, completo with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. Always on hand, a Laiuik Stock of CAB, SPRINO CART, JJHAY AiND FARM UARNEri W.B.J. hns nlwaj-s a Iar(?o (fonoral ptock, com pnsinp; Hoeing, ateoplochaso, and HuntiiiK Saddles and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horscclothin^, Valises, Portman tonux, Courier Hags, Waterproof Pasto for Soddlos and HarneHS, Compos, Oils, &c FLY NETS IN GREAT VAHIICTY. KLLIMAN S EMUROOATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved extra ntronor PACK g ADDLES always on hand. From We. Five per oent. Discount allowed for Cash. W. 8. JONES, QTIKWNST/iEET. AUCKLAND. Fancy Goods. FiHARLES TTELSEY & 7>oT, QUEBN-STBKKT, DIKKCT IMPOKTEBS OF FANCY GOODS I FANCY GOODS ! FANCY GOODS 1 FANCY GOODS ! OF EVERY KIND. ALBUMS, PURSE- 3, BAGS, FAN'S Brlts, Camd Casks, Cigah Oibkb, &o. Nkicdlk Cases, Companions, &c. Comus, Bhusiihs, Toh,rt Hacks Pocket Knivkb, Scissoks, Rakohs Ddttbr and Bread Knives Cakved Buitbu and Bread Plattehb VASES, ORNAMENTS Flowek Stands, Butters, Honiks, Dishes Qain^S KD JJ K;ST KLKCTHO-PIiATK GOODS — FOHKS, Kp.IONS, CItnKTS Buttehh, Ruqahb, Tea and Coffkk SMS, &C, &C. ASIMKHKY'S BWTANNIA MBTAr, TKAI'OTS CLOCKS and ANEROID UAIIOMKTKRS (Uuarantecd) Foldino Ciiaiiis, Pictures, &c. SELTZOGENIfS Cbickbt Ciioqukt, Lawn Tennis Lawn L'owlf, and other Out-dooh Games CRIBBAGE BOARDS Dhauqiits, CnEsa, Dojiinoks i BAGATKLLIC BOARDS , And other In-doou Gamics i Wohk Hoxbh, Desks i DRESSING CASKS ] STATIONBKY TiACKS, RULKKB, &C, DOLLS ANu TOYS of Evory Kind < TOGETnER WITH A HOST OF OTHER GOODS! = Storekeepers Supplied. heir GOODS being all Puhcitasbd foh ASH (by their Mr H. R. Kelsoy, o£ London) v iIRHCT from tho Enallsh and Continental ranufacturors, C. K. & Co. are enabled to Oil', r a .LL GOODS AT LOWBST PRIOEd. X am^msss^=^szw : wmBT- .xisßwaaMEß.



Land and Estate Agents. ESTATB AGENT AND VAtTTATOB, QUKKN-BTKKHT, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST - CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. No CiiAuaa io Lundjcu oil liTvector. r>,79~-A Bargain—A Fivo-roomed Cottago ~iJ-J" with Uigo freehold allotment, in tho city. Price £22u. £75 cash, balance can remain on tho property.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. OH. A BEAUTIFUL New Five-roomed Cottago in Lower Pitt-street, newly built and taste fully fumißhcd, A most d ifirablo home for any fiorsbn wishing <o livo near the city. Price fi'iW. Terms 1 can isrrangb tel f>uit tho putchnisr, oituer by weekly paymonls or otherwise —J. IH; Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 7(iL. rpo FARMER-'. For Sale, a bargain, a Btr.o X Compact Llttio Farm o£ 100 ucrcs in one of tho best farming districts in tho Waikato. Tho farm is all fcnceil, and has a dwelling-rouso upon it: in grass. 1h oil'crod at a very low price, owing io tho owner leaving the district. Price, £100; £150 cash, balance can remain upon the property. 12L. QUBURI3AN HKSiniCNCE and 2 acres of O iioh volcanic land, nil planted with fruit aiul.ornnihcutal trees. This lino little home stead luUa four roomed cotuigo upon it, and is only (lvo miles f,roih tho cit*. I'rlcb, £'.50. Torino can be urrango I.—J, W. jLcnnox, Ebiato Agent, Auckland, VJL. I.iOH HAIiH; (a barga n)—A I'ino Kcw Double Window'd Store in tho riaiig HUburb known as Helen Terrace, with tin-rooinocl cotla.e behind, all in llml-cliiss rcpnir: freehold alljtmont, 33 x 120. Price, £l.in; £150 cash, balance can icmainon tho properly. Thin is a Hintcla^s lnvcßlmont.—J. M. Lennox, Kstalo Agent,, Auckland. I.IOR S < LX—A llargain-Suburbnn VilH con taining Eovon romiiH, with 35 acres of volcanic hind. All fei.cud and subdivided into nine paildocks. In addition to tho llou.so, thi'f.) aro hlioilh, HluMeH, dairy, iK'C. 'Him lino propon.y .'a only live ml-nlca' walk from tlio rai/.wny stiilioni I'rlbn, fiifiW.—J. M. Lennox, KKtatii Agrnl, AiiMihilid. TILi NKLSi/N-STRKItT, Kii.;hi-roomoti Holme and Liirgo Freehold Allotnicnt. Price, 4523. Terms cm b ■ arranged.-J. M. Lennox. I^UU SAL'f— a raro. opportunity - Kesiilonco 1 and about Three Acres In PoiHOiiby. Can bo cut up to advantage. IMce, £1,001. This is a linn opiiiit tu;:ity for a speculator. Terms inn he urnuwod.— ,l. M. Lennox, EmliUo Agent, AiKikhinil. ,„. I.iOK SALM, a Kami of M! it(;nl-?(! ti';''oa of 1 which urc laid down in ICngliiih Ui-obbpS • o. ly 1| inile.H from v railway Million. Price, £11)0. —J. M. l.cntiox, Itnlatu AKUtit, Auckland. (17L. I,i AKM of l'iSaomj, nt llunua, about ono inilo 1 from the llunmi Kailwuy Siation. l'iloi>, J!7.')0.-J. M. JjCiiiiox, Ebtalo AKcnl, AUjklnnu. r'lit) FAItMKIW, for iintncdlatu silo, a Good J. Farm, of lii 7 ucrcp, all under cultivation or in gia:'H, with it Lnt'go and CunimouluiiH Family llonideiiciiort'.ettid llieition. 'I h'l fiu'in In only 1» inilto fib'm (ho oll,y, by it good MCAdatnlacd mad. l'llK ifil,:'ij(l. -J: AI. Lcn'iux, Katdle Auout, AucltlHinl. lilL: , , / lun'AdlC, with Imlf a nct'oof frcUhold, In Vj I'npakiiia. Price, £7U.-J. M. Lennox, Kstato AkoiiL, Aucldunil. ri-.o FAitMKKH A Hargaln.— Farm or 101 i iicrcs In Esst I'iikekoho. Hub-divided,and abjul HO acres In gru-.f. The land is pait biis!), 1h well wiitarcd, him a cottano upon it, and In only twenty minutes', walk from tho rullway Btntlon.--J. M. Lrmnox, rtVJ FAltMlCßtJ.—l''o''saU'.. a Wh'.t-flwn Farm 1 of 202 acres on Urn iCnniTiiimild ; all lligrtta, well watered Price,*1.? par acre.—J. M. Lennox, KmatoAgoi.t. 31L. hf\—A Hiimain—COTTAOEinCook-i'troct, S'-W" wllhlreelioldallotmonl., I'rlco, £175 ---£."}() cash, balances can remain uijoutho property. - J. iM. Lmmux. Eutatn Agent. < I O FA ItMKIW mid "-pueiilatorH.—For Halo, ! lino of llm Host FARMS in the Waikato. There are US I acres, mo-t of which in in the licit icnglisli Krimueu. 'Ihlmlno propi-.r'.y bus a com formlilo and coinmodioim i-chMimicd of 8 room", and is only a f«w minute.-)' walk from tho rail way btatlon. This proiic.ity luih a latgi) frontagi) to the main road, and in in the heart of tho vil lage. A large lirolll iMi^ht be mude. by cutting it up In villnKdotn. For full particulars apply to J. M. 1 etinox, Ki-t'itn Agent. CCL. CIiJiURHAN KKSIDICNCIO.-A innnt bciiutl 0 fill hith of ■:!) ucrci. I'.bMit (! mllcfl trom tho city. 'J'ho vlow is good linil the In!"! ih llrnt clats. This lino llttio property is well siillod io liny tjt-.ntlemiin >lal.li.g to ociMtvy his leifcilre tu.urH prolltiibly. I'rlee, £7.X).-J. 51. Lennox Ifbtato Agi'iil.AuckUiiil. lIL. IM) FAK.MK.Ki-j rKnr i-'ali;, a I'lißt cl'in'i Form of 150 acres, l'J milei from, tho City, with ci^lit roomiid hou-'e, four, iiiitll stable-* and ovfcry colivi'.nlolico. l'rlc •. iMM. 'iU i.i ,-(»-A Kour-i'ooiiicd COTTAGE In Brewer .11 O\i B^-uut, oil' Cook street ; freehold allot ment; good well. Price, £1M), Terms can bo iirning'd. Let for S.l pur weolf.—J. M. Lennox, Kxt'ito Agent. 2(i1,. / 1 RAFTON KOAD-A llargiliL-Ilotisn of 7 VI rooms, with large freehold allotment run ning baok to tho Domain. Price, £XjO,-J. M. Lennox. VMC. AFIRrfT-CLABS i-'AKJI of 150 acres, twelve miles from tho oily by a good niHcadamlaed road. The land is all fenced, and laid down in tho best Hngliih grasses. There, is it good lidiiho and every ennvenienee. The land in a'l llrsl ehis*,—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. MX. fllO FARMEKS—A Hargaln.—A I'irni of 107 1 aeroa In East Pukokohe, atout 60 uci-cs in grass; n 5-roomed Ilourfo and every conveni ence. Price, £11X1. -Terms can ho arranged.-- J. M. Lonnox, Kutato Agent, Auoklnnd. lliilv. DUICKKOHIC WICHT.—Farm of LOO Acres, .1. adjoining linoklHiid mid Shepherd's; g»od land. I'imcimMH perncre.-J. M. Lennox. H7lv r» O FARMERS mid OtlmrK.—Ono of tho X Choicest Farms In tho Province. T/icronre 217 acres within 8 nillus of tho city ; quality of land cannot bo oxcolled: largo nine-roomed reoidenco.—l. Mi Lennox, Kstalo Agent. 7:>K. «T For lions-cs, HurmSi and Allotment.-, soo my long advertisement in ' Weukly Herald." J M. LKNNOX, Estatk Aciknt. Auckland. /MII A S3. \\ ■ ILLI A M SON. HOUSK.'LANU AND ICMTATK AQKNT, Vulcan Lank, Auckland, RKNTB and INTKKICST Collnctod. MONEY Invcßted for CapitaliHi^i on drat-closa HniMtritloß, without Ciiauok. SitvivN per com a lowed on dopoutm until invested. MOKTUAGKS and LOAN'S .Negotiated, SHARKS Hought or Hold to Older. ESTATES .Managed for AbßOiitOOa. BUILDINU ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT I'KU rOOT!— Ueresford-stroct, IXI/ Duke-street, 28/ Albert-street (city) Claremont-atreot, 10,' View ltoiul, X>i Cook-Blreot. .CD Purcival l'arade.\;!6/ Kdwiiirttreei. 21/ ltokcby-strcct, 10/ Victoria-street, £10 Wyndliain-atrcot.filOlOtiraflon Road.tw/ Willium-stroot, CO/ Nelson-street, 40/ KussoU-stroot, 7/ Vine-street, 10/ Franklin Road, IX1/ SIk.IIj Jicach Road, 30/ Reclamation, "VI Kyber Pass, 90/ Conruiont Place, '.id Norfolk-street. 35/ Huckclt-atreot. ;!5/ Ilome-Rtreel, Wi Also, lv various other streets at low ratoi, ■P9()rtn TO LKNI), in Sums of £10 and up- S/iVVU wiirds. on good securities r> 1.),-—New Kotir roomed House, nearKarnn ** I —'•' guliapo Road, for sale on easy terms Ij^AltM. at Long Dar, near the Lake; under cultivation (oboap) IjMRM of '-'I acres a Pukokohe—a bargain. Prlco «U7. £50 cash, ba'anco can reiuaiu upon the property. 75L. fin{)-No\v Four-roomed Coltign, oil' Pon iulu eouby Roivd for sale; n.co garden. Easy terms. p~\ *?j\— Hix-rootncd lionso (new) for salo. oft A/J-' v North Road. A barga'n. Kino view. .C.'OqA—Five-roomed House for Sale, noar St. A/*jokj Mary's Koad, Small doposit, balance can rcninln at &'/,, ANOLKSWA-STRRICT. - New Five-roomed Verandah Cottago; two largooornrr allot tuonte, plantod wltli fruit and ornamental tree?. To i'o sold cheap. Owner leaving, X'y(),\—Xcw Five-roomed llouso for sole in JJ£i.) U Pongonby. FrontiiKC to two streets. FOR BALK, Stock, l.oaso of Premises, and Uoodwill of a Chonnat's Business, in oxcel lont position. noffii-New Five-roomod Houeo for salo in J^avv King-street; lino garden. Also addi tional allotment if deMrod. iwHWMAKKEI'.—Houso ar.d ftabling, with 1' largo allotment, for sale (chcapl. WKLLINUTON-STHHK T. -Pretty Cottago for sale, near St. James's Church; gas and water laid on : garden, &o. I>AKNKLIi. — Newly-finished Six-room-d House for salo; pleasant viow; £380. Also" ono at £310. J? I o K—Kour-roomcd HOUSE for salo, in tho l *^ iijU city, on easy t^rms. r>l f\n~ Four-roomod lIOUSIC for salo off Col *iuu lrgo Road; Btnbllng, etc. ONE TRIOIC HILL.-Seven-roonied llouso for sixlo; with aero of ground fully planted. ■PI f,R.— Fivo-roomed llouso for Salo in New .X/i-OO t on . largo garden ; fowl-houso, &c. j??^ CASH.—For ea'o a Now Six-roomed cVI " House in Ponsjnby — owner leaving, Prico £225. i' 97 k.—Now House for fc'nlo at Mount Edon ; j^^iio jj vo rO oiu8; largo ailolmont fenced. £100 can remain. IJAPAKURA.— Allotments 1 ard 2, opposito Hunter and Nolan's Halo Yards, for salo. conn,—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled J"OVV atablo for Sale, in Hast street, Nowton J?i aA-HOUSK for salo near Mount Eden *lw Railway Station; also, ono at £200. ALLOTMENTS nought and HOUSES ljiiilt on tho Weekly Rc-pnymont System. i?ocn-New and Wcll-flnishod Seven-roomed SjOOV HOUSE for salo in Nowton; largo corner uUotmonr, detached workshop, wash house, fowl hoiso, excellent gardon. 4?-| AKA-VILLA KKSIUKNCK for Salo, At d^i.\iu\j jviount Albert, possessing ono of. tho finest views in tho district. i?9«n-Now Fivo-roomed HOUSE in Fern ~JUU loigh-strect for sale; garden, &c. ■PA hO-Now HOUSE, four rooms, in Russell cvj. *j \j g(,i'eet for salo G RAFTON KOA»,-01 Acres in grass to lot (with llouso) on lease. Low rental. i?ql7K—Now Six-roomed llouso for i-'ale, in i o Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid vlow of harbour. J?QAf)— 31x-roomed Iloneo, nil flntahod, for ■uu"l' salo in Lincoln-street.; largo allotment. &'W D~ New I'onso in Brown-strrot for Salo, oWtJ l v noar Ponoonby Road ; two tanKs COLLEGE ROAD-Commodious Family Resi dence for Salo ; Gas and Water laid on. i ■pUKEKOHE KAST.-Fino Farm of 107 acres i. for Salo, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; little bush ; £1 10s per neve. VJEAFIELD ROAD. - Comfortablo Cottigcs <J (now), for Sale, on easy terms. fy UEY-STUEET— Six-roomed House (now) for VT fialc. Large allotment. Also, two t-'hops, detached workshop kc, on very rasy terms. SHOPS in Queen-street, High-street, Karan gahapo Road, and Freeman's Day, for falo. ]4/fOUNT EDKN-Largo Now Houso, fitted ITX with every convenionco (two acres of laud), for sale. Fine viow. T^ARMS also For Salo at Hunua, Mount Edon, L Wnikomiti, Richmond, Komokoriki. Man ?oro, Parcmoromo, Stokcs's Point, Waitakoici, Honderson's Crook, Remucra, Cambridgp. Kig md Littlo Omaha, Karioi, Rivorhead. Morn ngsido, Mahurangl, Wainui, Omarn, Aravmiu, Joromandol, Okaihu, North Shore. Owliiwha, Japakura, &c. Also, seu list in Hew Zealand Jtrc!'i and Weekly iiewt, JIIA S. WILLIAMSON, KSTATJC AGENT. Voi.fiAN Lanit. fr\u X a oif (j AAib tv ili am 11 oT & l KOBE 11 T KIR KffOOD (Formerly of: National Hotol), laving purehancd tho Duko of Cambridge, pill bo Rlud to boo Us old frienda uud the ' 'üblic. R, K. Intends Rhortly to mnko Important Iterations to thiij Hotel, and wiU do bia boat t Lvo iiatisfauiion i



Merchandise. QUEEN-STKEET "WHAKF, II AY IS ON SALE (EX RECENT AKKIVALS) : A LARGE STOCK OF GUGARS, QIiOCERIES, A&b QILMEH'S gTORfIS; Comprising— FINK TEAS, In half-chests and boxes Victoria and Sydney Companies SUUWW Mauritius and Fiji ditto . CANDLKS-Bclmont, Do Itoubalx, &c, KO. Staroh, Bluo, Soap, Soap Powders, &c. Currants, Fiffs, Barcelona Nuts, &c. Klemo, Mußcaloll, and Sultana RAISINS Jams, Candied Peel. MarinafadOi Jivhios Brown & Poison's and Brown's OORNFLOUK CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, jfesences Van Houton's. Taylor's, and Frys COCOA and CHOOOLA.TS Neavos Food, Mai/.ina Salad and Castor Oil, Hair Oil, So, Pickles, Sauces, Ciirrion, Capers, 6cc. Blacking, Blacklead, Vestas KICK, SAGO, TAI'IOCA, ARR r>WROOT Salmon, Lobster, Sardines, Cod-flan, Ling, &c. Mutter, Chocso HAMo and BACQN Washing anil Cai'J. Soda TurUrio Acid, Cream of Tartar Piiior. I'ap'T Bags, (Confectioner 8 Bags AMERICAN CANNKD FRUITS, &c. &C. &C. &C. G. W. OWEN & CO., QUEEN STREHT WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 300 sucks Moek'B Crown Brand VWITU MIO „ Wilain, Iliirruwuy & Co. s FLOUK 1(10 „ li. Anderson's FLOUR MO „ Auckland Ground FLOUR I Kill „ Wood's " Star" KLOUK 60 to'<o „ i; Make, &c, in Small Lacs 80(1 sacks IMCAV V OATd 600 „ TARTARIAN SiCrSH OAT 3 0(10 „ KUAN and SHARPS 100 ~ FOWLS' WHEAT 800 bans Weslorn and WcstaU's FINE and COAHHIC SALT 200 canes KICKOHINIC OIL H3j bales Urcy, Uluo, Pink, and Brown PAPKR Mid PaPEU LAOS G. W. OWEN & Co;, QUKJSBN STKKET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 30 canes Prime CANTERBURY CHEKSIC 30 ewl. Prime HAMS mid IIACON 10 tons CANTrtIUIURY POTATOES, Elnclno Boils. in L E C T it I O ~|~> X L L S (FOR DWELLING HOUSES) tji L M V T n I C T> ELL S I JL L io b t n i c JL> ehh a ! T, IE ACOCK lias vist rccelvod a shipment of the above, wliicli cun be thoroughly recom mondod to Householders on the- following grouudi>. They ttl'O moderate In coat; com munication can readily bo made with any or all of tho raonis In the home. Singlo Btrokos of v telegraphic charactor can bo mado, or tho boll bo rung continuously at will. No dangerous aclda aro used with the battory, and it involvos no troKblt'i On-: can bo Been on operation, and prlc.'B outoluod by npplylng to T; IE A0 O CX, OV'tidlAV, SllOK'l'l.ASt)-S'i'ilKlsT GmsimtUs. \v. h. a AzAll D GUNMAKEK, 108, QuKKN-H'it»n.T, Auckland, Agont for W. and U. Pont I and foil's lJuns, Uoga to announco tho arrival of n splendid eJiip inont of Greeners & Bhind's lIAMMERIESS AND CHOKEBOKE GUNS, together wlih extennivo shipments from W, and O. Scott & Sons. Isaac Hollia & Sons, P. Wobl«y & Son. and other makcis. llHinmnrlKssUiins .. .. £15 to £Xi Double Breech-loaders .. £5 to £18 Muglo ditto £5 to £7 Double Muzzle-loaders £2 15s to £10 Single ditto „ .. . .£lloa to £5 Snider Ciirb'Heß £3 10a to Sl~> Maittui-Heury Hides .. .. £tl to £10 Saloon I-idea .. .. .ClUto£3 5a It.-volvnrs £1 to £.5 Air Huns, uliootlng ball or shot £1 Ills DIKKCT SHII'MWTS OF SrOKTING PowpKH, Shot, Caps, Wiids, Carlridgep, Cases, Ride an<i Revolver Ammunition, Shot Concentrators, &c. Gun Cn-ofl. Cartridge and UamoHuKS, Curl'idKo Hit.M.Gun Covers, Recapper*. Turnovers, Pow dor Flanks, Shot Pouches, &c, EjO3 for Bird Stulllng. I''ihk»hmh I'UnrnASRD, or Kxchangoii. Repairs promptly and ellleiently done. tST W.11.H. draws special attention to his Shooting Gallkhy, 10 yaudbi/ino, where lire linns may ho tested by intending purchasers. O[ on for liillo and Pistol Practice daily. DKVITT, Ounrnader, 'Zii, Queen « Btreer, Auekiana, opposito tho Market hotiso. Kstablishod, 85.1.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direot Importation from England made to advertisers cwn ordor,—Chokebore lfreech-loadlngGune, Doubloand Singlo Muzzle louders, Hieech-looding Hovolvers, Breech-load- Ing Hook and Habbit R'flos, Game Bags, Gun Cases. Powder Flasks, Shot Pouohcs, and every artlclo necOßsary to complete tho outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all tho bestlirands In Sporting Powdors aro Imported direct from tho makers by tho advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for tho Knllold, Snider »nd Terry Hides. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other spoci alitios always on hand. Country doalors liberally dealt ,vlth. Guns Ho-Btockod, Browned, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Hopaired at reasonable pi ices. Notico.-Jtißt to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokeboro Hrecch loadlng Guns cheap. Tho largest stock in Auokland to choose from. Also, In stock, a argo assortment of Firoworkß of the best tnilitv. Kishins Tscklo Oottee Merciianra jjROWN, BASBBJra & CO.'S AUCKLAND BTKAM oytXEK AND SPICE MILLS.I COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE la tho best stimulating BovoraßO both for Wlntor and Summor. To obtain what you roally want, ask for out Bast Jirands, tho EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained thoir good names over Ten Years, and havo very much 'noroaeod In demand—a suro proof o thoir being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and oven out of our province. M. Wholesale only at our Mills and Agents «a. Retail at all [Grocery Establlshmenta In wn and Conntrv. I*l » Our best o»o Kicp! Brand,greenlatel qualities. SoO standard , rod >Kferypkge g^ Lion pink „ I withonr gM | '. »lgnatur«i Iff gm tl , . ) Oui lowes soj g1 Anohor puce „ [ qnaUties, aV~ Crown „ yellow „ (without our Soft / olgnature! uur PKPPERS and SPICKb we guarantee o Best Quality, and free of adu'teration. BROWN, JIAURETT & CO KlHott-straot, July 13th, 1879. Jl_ tt & T) °W N STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPER HOBSON-STUKE.T. kstadlisued Isgl. Jvkry Dksckiption of Stay Cohskts, &o. BuiiaioAL Belts, uroN TiiK Latiesx iMFUOVIiMICNTS. SHOULDKB SIKAPS MAIJB TO OlißKli. S"Country Ordora Punctually Attonded To 1