{Continued from third Ml*) J common impulse But the deaf gentle man shook his head, and protested mi- IP » N^no, no," he mid. "No stopping ! no stopping ! I like to see them at W H err Krllgor made a sign, and all resumed their scats. These were evidently visitors of somo distinction— Art-inspcotors, per hans • or at all events, persons occupying some official position Whoever or whatever, they might be. Winifred was thankful to shrink down before her easel, and hide her face over her work. Meanwhile the strangers went round ; the deaf gentleman stopping for a moment here ■ and there, criticising freely and talking in. CG«' What have we here-head of Laocoon ? Humph ! noso tooshort—corner of month not suHiciently drawn down. Tiy again ! try a E ainl And this-"Wingless Victory? So-Bas-rclief very difficult. More diilicu t than round-ob, Herr Kriigcr ? Not bad, liowcvor-not bad ! Several new faces since I wore hero last, Heir Kriiger. And who is this little maiden-Vou Braun ? What Yon Braun, eh ? The Yon Brauns of Parten kirche? Good-good. Drawing hands and feet, eh ? Quitet right. Beginners must co upon all-fours before they try to walk! And the Fraiilein in black yonder? Her Kriiner haitened to reply. _ "Fraulcin Savace, your Majcsty-a young English l»dy who is passing the winter in Munich." Bui His Majesty heard not a word of the " What name ?" he shouted, impatiently. "What name? Where from? Eh? eh? Wliat-English ? Why didn't you say so atiirat? Very pretty, very pi etty. Ahead tor one of your Dianas or Uranias, eh, friend Peter ?" . , ~ And pas-sing his arm familiarly round the neck of the little old gentleman with the ribbon, His Majesty tiiuMed on, serenely unconscious that hi« beafcrs were not dear, and that he was himself as doaf as a

pout. Winifred at once recognised this eccentric specimcu ot Koyalty, She bad heard too much of his bluutncss, his odditic?, and his deafness, not to be quite sure that she was in the august presence of the ex-King, Lud wig the First. But then who wub the bright eyed old gentleman of the En^lisher Garten ? Who was " Friend Peter ?' "What, Don't you know?" exclaimed the dam«el who was copying the head of Laocoon, "Why, tbat is Peter yon Cornelius I" This Was when their Royal Visitor had gone on to Horr Krtiger's private sludio ; a detached room at the farther end of the garden. " Do you mean the Cornelius who painted the frescoes of the GlyptoUwk ''." asked

Winifred innocently. '• I mean tho great Cornelius, Fraiilein Winifred," said the Bavarian girl with Immense dignity. "There is but one Cornelius-as there is but one Michael A ngelo. But have you not met him beforo ? Ho bowed as if he knew you." Winifred did not think it necessary to re ply to this question. , Such was the ono " etent which marked the placid course of her winter studies iv Munich. In the meanwhile, however, im the spring came on, the time for Lancelot's return drew nearer. He was to come at Hastor > and EasUr would fell towards the cud ut April. This by and by resolved itsilf into a definite date. He decided to leave Old Court for London (in tbc 17th of the month, and after spending a couple of days in town, to crois from Dover on the 20th. She might therefore oxpect to see him on the OTcning of the 21*t. From the moment when these dates were finally fixed, the intervening weeks fcemed to melt away faster than the last hoar frosts of spring before (he sun.

CHAPTER LVf.

AT LAST !

WiftrFlticD SAVAGE, sojourniag North of the Alps and devoticg her last months of " maiden meditation " to tiich self-culture as fhould onablc her more fully to enter into her future husband's pursuits and tattes, was far less lonely thau a certain other dam*el in whose joys and sorrows we here are equally ronccrucd. Dwelling also within siglit of thoio snowy battlements, also parted from her lover and waiting big return tocluim her hand, that other maiden found tho wintry weeks and months drag heavily by. In its main line?, the position of these two girls was precisely parallel ; but those lines iay wide apurt—wider by far than even that frozen zone of snow and ice which divided Munich from Verona. Giulietta lieni, humbly born aud simply iauglit, had fewer rcßourccn aud mora anxieties than Winifred Savage. Ccsarc Donato'* letters were fewer »nd farther bctwtcn than Lancelot Brackenbury's ; and if now and thon, when posted from the game port, some three or four came to hand in quick suc ccsion, thero were oftencr intervals of prolonged silence during which she suffered enough of anxiety and suspense. Except inasmuch as she loved summer better than winter, and sunshine better than rain, La Giulietla had hitherto re garded such triiles as wind and weather with all the indifference of youth and perfect health. But now her heart sank when fhe read of gales at sea ; and if the wind blustered at night about the house tops, she would lie wakeful and trembling till dawn of day. " Have you any book about the aca, good Signor Scalchi ?" she would ask, linecring on market mornings at II Grillo's bookstall in the Piazza dei Signori. And then II Grillo, used to the frequent question, would rummage among his stores, and bring out some odd volume or other : —' The Discorciy of the New World by Christopher Columbus ;' or 'A Truo Account of Various Attempts to reach the North Poel;' or' A Whaling Cruise off the Coast of Newfoundland ;' or perhaps ' A Scbool Hiitory of the Maritimo Republics of Genoa and Venice.'

Poring over such narratives as these—nar ratives dry and dull enough, for the most part, the girl's head became filled with vague terrors oi übipwrecks, icebergs, f outh eea islander*, pirates, and "all the perils and dangers oi the deep." It wftb no wonder if, brooding upon these things, her thoughts were heavy with ap prehension by day, and her dreams were troubled by night. It wa» no wonder that the neighbours no longer heard her ringing over her embroidery when, even in Decem ber, the »un lay warm upon her balcony at midday, Tho lime, meanwhile, dragged by. Christmas came with its accustomed ceremonies and pomps; and La Giulietla devoting herself, as usual, to her good fdends and former teachers, the Carmelite nuns in the Via della Scala, helped to decorate their little chapel with winter greenery, and to dress the tables for the feast which, at this season of love and charity, the pious sisters gave every year to the poor children of their district. Ccso.ro Donato passed his Christmas at Bari, The house, he wrote, was all dia order. Thero were painters at work in almost every room, and carpenters putting up a verandah along the terrace-front looking to the sea. lv this verandah, which commanded a nioguificent view of the town, the harbour, the Albanian and Mountains, ho hoped his Giulietta "would spend many of her happiest houre. He bopged her, in the same letter, to tell " Uncle Sicfauo " that his wishes regarding the purchase of a piece of land were notfor gotteu. But land was scarce at Bari; and not ODly scarce but dear. Ho had seen nothing, up to the present time, that was not either too far from the V ilia Donato, or in some way unsuitable. In vis nextletter however, written a day or two later, he reported on a prospect of better luck. A capital bit of ground adjoining his own vine yard, though not for sale, might possibly be purchasable. A better bit of ground for Stefauo Beui's purpose could not be imagined. It had, in fact, once formed a part of Douato's own property ; but had by him been told to bis friend Canon Alassio, who had again sold it to one Prospero of Bari. Jf Prospero could be brought to part f i omit, all would be well. Canon Alassio, at all events, was inter estiDg himself in tho matter, and with some hope of success.

A week later, and the bargain was con cluded. Four acres and a half ova fertile bill-side looking to the south-east, and divided from Douato's own vineyard by a low stone fence, were to become the wheel wright's freehold property, upon the pay ment of a sum that amounted, after all, to less than he expected. La Giulietta's lover wrote this good news ou the eve of his own departure for Zante j but ho left the settle ment of the affair in good hands. His lawyer, a certain Signor Gioja of Bari, had aln ndy examined the title-deeds, aud would in the course of a few days, forward the necessary papers for siguaturo to Verona. Donato, meanwhile, had lodged with Canon Alnssio a sum sufficient to cover the expenses of purchase and transfer. " The liule uncle " could repay him by and by when he crnne back from sea. *'

And so the; dream of fctefano Bed's life was at last realised ; but neither he nor his niece Giulittta ever knew the true and full history of those four-and-a-half acres or dreamed that the whole set of transactions, including three separate sales and all the documentary work therewith connected, had occupied less than ten days. This was a fact known only to the lawyer who drew up the deeds, and to the contracting parties

who signed them. As for the worthy n, whom Donato had decignated ag ii' Prospero," he had in fact been gardenpr«"! stable-help to Canon Ainseio for nearly fn t yearn. Understanding little or nothing the transactions to which he was a i» ! party, he only did as he was bidden nn !i received a gratuity of a hundred lire forT trouble. Never, in chort, was pious f™7,j more legally and skilfully perpetrated * And now that her lovo bad sailed away into far and foreign waleiv, La Giulietta felt lonelier than ever. So long a i the friendly shoresof the Adriatic Gulf skeltered the good bark 'Diamante', it had seemed to her that Donato was near h"meand in safety But his letters now became fewer, and she knew that each day bore him farther from lu;r. Upon a little set of well thumbed map* which she bought about this time at 11 Grillo's stall, she followed the track of tlic ' Diamante ' from port to port, from shore to shore ; puzzling anxiously over the hard names along the coasts of Greece and Asia Minor, and wondering why it waa"-that places which looked so near together should take so loDg to reach.

His fiist letter on leaving Bari was written at tea, and poated at Ai-Rosfoli, in Cepha. louia ; the next was despatched from Zante' the next from Patras. Delayed by baffli™ winds", he then beat about the Gulf of Pattai for some days, before starting with a change of wind for the Greek Archipelago. Then came a longer silence, followed by letter* dated from Syra aud the Piram Again the wind had been contrary, and the 'Diamante' had had liard work to make Cape Malea, the most southerly point of the Morea. The weather, however, had been splendid, and the fhip had been followed one day by a school of dolphins. Donato described to her how these lithe and fearless creatures played about the vessel, leaping and diving and chasing each other above aud under the blue waters; ckavirjg the waves ; scattering the spray ; and spring, iug all wet aud glittering through the Btmny upper air, as if they took the ship for some "sca-fihouldeiing whale," to be sported with and feared not.

After a few busy days at the Pitocus, during ■which he found time to write twice to bis little Giulietta, Donato set sail for Smyrna and thtre took the ' Diamante' into port after an easy run of twenty-four honrß, He had now reached the farthest point ot his voyage. When next be weighed anchor, it would be to set his face towaids home touching only at Zaute by the way, and making ntraight for Trieste. Then each day's work would bring him so many miles the nearer to his love,

And now he was once raoro at sea, and unless he po3tcd a letter to her from Zante, she could not hear from him again before hisanival at Trieste. That Zante letter, when it came, was brief and hurried, The ' Diamante' had [fallen in with rough weather betw»cn Milo and Cerigo. One of her boats had been carried nway by a heavy aea, and they had lost a mizen-mast during the gale. This lobs of (lie mizen-mast Bounded very terrible; almost as terrible as ship wreck. .Since the beginning of tins new year, the girl had ccaied to work at her trade; and instead of embroidering vestments and altar-cloths for her employers at the eccles iaitical warehouse in the Via San Spirito, had devoted her whole time to the prepar ation of her marriage outfit. Her notions as regarded that outfit were the notions of the class in which she had been born and Lred. Kibbons and laces and things of outward adornment were probably as at tractive to her in a shop-window as to Lota and lAmatii other gills of her own age; but like a true daughter of the people, her tint thought was of bringing to her borne a goodly store of personal and house hold linen. The beginning of that store (once part of her mothers dowry) Bhe already possessed. But now it was her am bition to add to it in such proportion as became the bride of a man in Donates rank of life. To this ;<md, she plied her busy needle day by day. Winifred Savage on toe other hand (un skilled in purchasing, and unlearned m mutters of dress and fashion), had recourse to Airs l'ennefeather's superior wisdom. Stipulating only that her tioueseau should be " good, simple, and sufficient," she com missiond that faithful friend to order tor her all that was mccssary and proper to the occasion. And it was a task after Mrs l'ennefeather's own heart. Revelling in vicaiious purple and fine linen, she plunged with infinite relish into a Malesticim of millinery ; filled enormous letters two or three times a week with most excellent dis course of frillingf, quillings, edgings, inser tion?, and the like ; and showed herself competent to deal wiih even ench intricate questions as the relative merits of Mechlin aud Valencicnneß. _ The brief eharp Lombard winter cad m can while Bpent itself in one or two Mnj snowfalls ; and then, quite suddenly, there was springtime in Verona. The meadows down by tbe/idige became flooded with golden buttercups ; and the woods were filled with a faint sweet odour of hyacinths; and the Piazza delle Erbe on market morn ings looked like one huge parterre of daffo dils, jonquils, narcissus, primroses, almond blofsoms, and violets purple and white. But the early season, though rich in flowers, was boisterous and stormy ; rough blasts from Alpine fastnesses raking the sea-ward plains, and fiercely rocking the cradled buds of spring Those Tramontaria winds,blow ing from the North-West for three succces sive weeks, poured down the Adiiatic Gulf, and set dead against all vessels homeward bound. During these three weeks, La Giulietta received not a line from her lovei at sea. ... She told herself thatshe must be patient; that a sailor's wife niUßt strive againßt vain tenors • that winds and waves were alike obedient to the "Will that ruledthe Universe; and that the Diamante, battling against bead-winds, -was in truth as safe under God's providence as though ehe lay at anchor in the roads of Trieste. And yet, how baid it -was to wait and trust! There were days when an unconquerable restlessness possessed her—a restlessness not to be appeased by the repeating of many Ayes or the burning of many tapers. Some times, when she could enduro it no longer, »he would throw down her sewing, and go to tho Piazza Bra, and wander about the lonely Amphitheatre till she was tired. It was a place endeared to her by many memories of her first meeting with Cewe Donato. In this embrasure they lingered ; down these stairs he followed her ; at that door they said ' Farewell !' Another weed was now growing in the crevice from whicH he had gathered that wild-flower. She almost felt as if she nnnt see his upturned face, when she looked over the para pet! . . At length there came an evenmg^when suspense itself seemed weary, and was succeeded by tho very lassitude of hope-, lessness. There had been a wild night followed by a dßy of storms ; but now, as evening fell, the sky cleared, and the moon

rote in splendour. «• The wind has shifted to the sontb, my little girl," said old Stefano, putting on his coat before sitting down to supper. ' We shall hear of the ' Diamante ' at Tnestt t<V morrow," , La Ginlietta, without replying, placed a. bowl of jonquils in the middle of the table; altered the position of the lamp; and passing behind the old man's chair, gently kissed his check, and went out npon,tn8 | balcony. ' ~■ Had the wind really shifted ? Yes; n had really shifted. Scarcely a bream; stincd; yet the sweetness and softness of the touth were on the air. All was very still. The moon had not yet lisen into sight; but the sky was full of light, and' one large planet plowed with a soft, vibra* tine radiance just above the housetops. . Was it thus calm at sea ? Ah, no! The-; waves, the told herself, were still- rolling heavily out yonder in the storm-swept gall and washing their wreckage to sliore. Their wreckage ah, sweet Lady ot Grace ! what a word was that! " Come, my little girl," called her uncle, tapping his glass with his knife; ''dont you want any supper ?" "Presently, dear little uncle-pre sently !" Bow still it was, and how the light came streaming up the East! The moon must soon climb above yonder dark parapet. There w»» no moon the nipht he went away. How will s-hc remembered every word or that long talk upon the balcony, when be told her oE the beautiful far-away islands fringed with palms ; and of that Northern shore whero the sun thone at midmgnt. How well—alas, how well !-she remem bered the last echo of his footfall as he went • down the stairs. And next morning there were thosenryste rious pools of blood .... How dark « looked under that murderous gateway ! It echoed at that moment to a footstep. Then, emerging from the arch, a mW'l advanced quickly into the yard. She uttered a trembling cry. "Cesare !" ■ , ' He stood still-he looked straight up at ' the balcony-he crossed the yard, as it seemed to her, at a tingle bound. Separation, suspense, terror, wailing, au were over. In another minute she ww clasped in his aims; eobbiug on ui3 breast. " At last, my love ! —at lus.l! (To be continued on Wednesday.)

Printed and published by the Proprietor, llknry Brett, of gymonds-strcet, at n>» General Steam Printing Office, Wyndljain street, in the Province of Auckland, l«ew laud. Saturday, makch 12.1581.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. MARCH 12,



Auotions. J B, TONKS, E. C. CARR. MONDAY, MARCH 14. SALE OF THE BRYNDERWEN ESTATE, WAIRAU CREEK, MAUN GATUROTO. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by public auction at their Mart, Qneciv street, Auokland, on Monday, 11th of March next, ; THE ABOVE VALUABLE FRKICIIOLD PROPKRTY. This is ono of tho most valuable estates north Of Auokland, and contains 3223 acres, umva-rds of 1000 acres of -which are a rich alluvial flat nnd tho remainder undulating. Tho qunliiy of iho soil Is black loam on limestone. Tlio wliolo is onclosod with a six wire fence, nnd h well watered by novor failing creeks. About allO acres have boon laid down in good grass, divi ded into 7 paddooks. A well-built llousi>, 12 roamß, with Barns, Stables, and necessary out buildings havo been orootod on tho property, Tho land not in grass consists of Hunt bush, •Which, when oloared, will carry at loaat 3 sheep to the aero, Thcro Is first rate communication* a large riror forms ono of tho boundaries, and a Bteamer runs closo to tho property twice wcokly. The main North Uoad passes througlUt, and the Northern Railway lino h'..s boon survcjoil over the block. Tho proporty Is sold to wind up a partnership estate __._. B. TONKS.] ! [R. C. CARR. MONDAY, MARCH 14. SPRING VALLEY FAKM, WAIUKU. FARM AT MAUNGATUROTO. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Monday, the 14th instant, at 12 o'clock, FARM at vVaiuku, known os Spiiog Valley Farm, containitg 219 acres rich volcanic land, well watered; near to tho Town ship, and adjoins a splendid run. ALLOTMENT No. 28, Parish of Wairau, Manngaturoto, containing IGS acres flrst olass land, botweon tho Brynderwen KBtate and Mr Fraser'a Farm. B. TONKS.] IR. C. CARR. MONDAY, MARCH 14. [THREE LARGE ALLOTMENTS, KYBER PASS KOAD. TWO ALLOTMENTS, QUARRY ROAD. B. TONK.S & CO. WILL soil on Monday, the 14th inst., at 12 o'clook. The above well-situatad Allotmonts, in a rising district. Volcanic soil, with good view B. TOKKS.] [R. C CARR. MONDAY, MARCH 14. ALLOTMENT 203, HAMILTON EAST, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell above, on Monday, March 11, at 12 o'olock. Without reserve B. TONES. | IK. C. CARR. TUESDAY, MARCH 15. INDIAN TEA FROM THE KALABAREE TEA ESTATK, DARJEELING. DIRECT FROM THE GARDENS, AND JUST LANDED HERE. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to Bell by public auction on Tuesday, tho 15th instant, at o'olook— AICHOICE SHIPMENT OF INDIAN TEAS' Consisting of— 50 halt-chests Sonohong DarjcpUng 5 „ Pekoe Dust And i half-chests Nuxulbareo Tea—a Tea which has never beforo been offered in any market in the world. Samples at Mart. B. TONKS.] [R. C. CAER. 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 of Tuesday, March 22, THE ABOVE. Investors, Farmero, and others, desirona of securing a comfortable homestead, within a short distance of the City, are earnestly re quested to visit tho above. Tho Railroad Station is on tho proporty. The land ia gently undulating, well watered by two never-failing streams. Tho soli is rich and fertile, as ovlnced by the beautiful homestead and gardens of Mr. A. Boetham. Within a short distance strong ndloat ons of cool have been discovered, and at no distant date Henderson will rank as ono of our most thriving Suburban Townships. B, TOHKS.] [R. C. CARR. N OTIC E. rp_E SALE OF MR. BLACKETT'S JL PROPERTY AT PABNELL, Adjoining the Mansion of J. L, Campbell, Esq., will take place on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, At Twelve o'C!ook, Survey ia now completed. Title under Land Transfer Aot. Plans ready for issue on Wednesday, March 16. B. TONKS & CO. MONDAY, MARCH 14. Noon. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. LORNE-STKEET. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr H. Manden, to sell, by auction, at his residence, Lome-street, near Lome-street Hall, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Parlour, Din ing-room, Red-room, and Kitchen. Glass and Earthenware, Bedding, Sewing Machine (Grover and Baker's), Black bird Cage, &o. W. S. COOHRANB] [JAS. DACRE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. HOUSES AT NORTH SHORE. ALLOTMENT, HAMILTON. 41 ACRES, KOMAKARAU. By Order of the Mortgagee. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-strcot, on Wednesday, 16th instant, at 12 o'clock, NORTH SHORJT-Partof Lot 18, Section 2, having a frontaeo of Hi feet to main road, situated opposite tno Church, Bnd having a largo Dwelling-house (noarly now) orocted thoroon. NORTH SHORE-Parts of Lots 17 and 18, Section 2, adioining the above, and having a largo Dwclling-houso (nearly now) erected tliereon. i HAMILTON WKST-Lot 251, containing 1 aero, situate near tho Railway Station. KOMAKARAU (Bankß's County)-Lot 71, containing 11 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAMES DACRE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL G. SCHOONERS " AJVNIE WILSON" AND "TOKEA." THE subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr E. Mitchelson to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Wed nesday, 6th April, at 11 o'clock— The schooner " ANNIB WILSON," 150 tons register, built by Barbonr in 1880, and classed Al at Englleh Lloyds for 9 yeara. Carries 110,000 feet timber, or 225 tons dead weight, on a light draughr, sails well, and is well found in every respect. The schooner "TOREA," 78 tons register, built by Barbonr, and recently re coppered, caulked, rigged, and over hauled throughout; has three suits sails one quite new), and a complete outfit; j. oarries 65,000 feet timber, or 100 tons coal, , .on a light draught, and is a fast vessol. The above well-known sohoonors will bo offered for absolute pule, and can ba honestly recommended as being ilrst-class vessels, thoroughly well found, and combining great onrryine; capacity with great speed. Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCIJRANE & SON, Auctioneers. nOUNTKY CATTLE SALEF. DRUHY-Wedneflday, March 16 PAPAKOBA-Wcdnesday, March 30, rpFRED BUCKLAHD,



Auctions. IMPORTANT NOTIIiE rpiHUKSDAY BIiING ST. PATRICK'S DAY, THE JSUAL KKMUEUA SALE WILL 15E HELD ON WEDNESDAY, M \RCH 16. ALKiM'P BUCKLAND. WEPNESDAY, MARCH 16. MR. A. BUCKLAND HAS received instructions from Mr J» Smith, to sell on Wcdnosdi.y, lfith March, TIIIC PURIf-BRlU) SHORTHORN COW •PK.T3 ALVIK"—Red: calved 15l»i December, 1577 • got by 2nd Uuko of Alvio [aoo pedigrees of Bitval-diiin lot. •2iid-[l>et 2nd ia the dam of the Chaiip.on Bull Imperial Purple IHh (t.20 , tho b ro of Hoya' Purplo Ist, fold for10(10 gulneiip, &o. &0.1-i)yMidiilohimi (Ki,i"Hl3 CHH); gdl'et by Will'ertao by Consul (1808 CHH); gad Young Violet, by Wilbortree.. by Consul (1,703 CHB) • ggg d Violot (imported), by J\la|or; gggg d, by Yorkshiremau ; ggKßg d, by Npvthumber land (101 CHB); (WKggK d, by Btyiord Uo.> CHB Tho stock sold from Pet 2nd havo avoraged £10715s each. For further particulars aeo llord Book. Also, Roan Hoifor, with cult at side, by 3rd Duko of Buttorflics Roan Heifer, served by Messrs Merrill's Pure-bred Hull Whito llcifnr, served by Mcaara Jlotnti's Pure-bred Bull Red Cow, sorved by Messrs Morrin's Pure bred Bull, Tho above woro bred by T. Todhunter, Kso.., and uro by tho 3rd Duko of Uuttoi'(Hos. IHh Dukoof Dcrrlmut, and Red l'rinee. Theirdama aro by Kmmot (Imported!, and IJulco of Tyno from importod cowa. Mr Todhur.ter'a hord baa boon in formation for up. vat da of forty years. Itwaafoundodby tholatoAir W.C. \\ cntworth, and from ita establishment to Iho preeent tune nothing but tho boat imported a; d colonial bred stook has boon used. Tho ultoa used havo boon tho most fashionablo that money could procure, eithor in England or Victoria. ALFKED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH IG. THE REMUE X A YAII DS. rriHE Sale will be hold on Wednesday, A March IG. For sulo, Dairy Cows, Storo Catt'.o 130 head Woll-ffttted Cattlo 500 Fat Sheep and Lambn Fat and Storo Pig 3. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, MARCH 15. JUNCTION YAKDS. FUR SALE, nt the Junction Yards, on Tuesday nest, March 15, 80 Fat Cattlo, from Wnikato and Wai Ipl 300 Fat Sheop. from Tarnnnki SOO Fat bhcop and Lambs, from Waiknlo Dairy and Storo Cattlo Storo Shoop, Pigs, &c. 6 Iron Tanks, &c. At 1 O'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, MARCH 14, NOON. Corner of Shortland and Queen streets. R, C. GREENWOOD WILL offer by auction, on Monday, March 11, at bti Mart, THE FOLLOWING PKOPSf-.TIKS, viz:- GKEAT SOUTU ROAD. A Now Six-roomed Woll-flnishcd Houso. lo gathor with ono and a-half acres of Vol canic Land, well fenced in with stone walla, &0., Garden, Tanks, &c., fituat^d bslow tha Harp of. iCrin tfotol, opposite Mr Scarrott's p;operty, and having a large frontage to tie Great South Koad. STC-KES'S POINT. Lot 12, containirg about 22 ncrea of rich lanO. mostly buah (good fencing timber), situated at Kauri Gnl:y, behind tho now School houso. A stream of water runa through tho land, and it haa a frontage to tho pro posed now road to tho Lake. COLLIKGAVOCip-STREET. Lot 79, of Subdivision into Lots ol Lot 11, Section 18, City of Auckland, havincaboiu 36 foot frontage to Coilingvood-street, by a depth of 105 feet, FRANKLIN HOAD. Lot 21, being part of Lot 15, Section 13. City ol Auckland, having 30 foot frontage to Franklin Kcad by obont SO feet depth. SCOTLAND-STREET. Lot 108, of Subdiviiion of part Lot IS, Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland, having 33 feet frontage to Scotland-street, by about CO feet depth. KOMOKORIKI. Lota 46 and 17, containing 210 acres of rich bush land, situated In tho Parish of Komo kori'd, and close to improvod farms and gcod roads. TOWN OF TAURANGA. Lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 5,6, 7. 8, 9.10,11.12. 13,11.10,16. 17,18,19, 20, 21. 2-2, 23, of a Subdivision of Lots 217, 218, and 219, and Lots 223, 224, 2.'5, and 226, of Lot —, I'auranga, containing a quarter-aero each, and si'.uated between Urccrton and the Kacocourse, adjoining Mr Chadwick's property, and having largo frontages to Cameron Itoad and tho Koad to Rotorua. Also, WAIAU-MANUKAU, Lot 41, Parish of Waiau, containing 300 acr s of Good Agricultural Land. For Salo by Auction as above. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Mectric Bells. XpLECTRIC T>ELLS (FOR DWELLING HOUSES) electric "dkllsi lectric Dells! T. PjECACOCK has ÜBt received a shipment of the above, which can bo thoroughly recom mended to Householders on tho following grounds. They are modcrato in cost; com munication can readily be madowlth any or all of the rooms in the house. Single strokes of a telegraphic character can bo made, or tho bell bo rung continuously at will. No dangerous acids aro used with tho battery, and it involves no trouble. Goo can bo seen on operation, and prices obtained by ftppl) ing to T, PEACOCK, Optician, SHOETLAND-STUEKT insurances. TVfEW ZEALaND INSLRAjnuiS i.l OOMPAN!'. Capital C 1,000,000 Koinauranco and Reserve Fmida .. £150,000 LIBERAL CONDITIONS. MODERATE EATSS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. N.Z, INSURANCE KUILDINGS. GKORGKP. PIKIiCK Manairor TTNION INSUJLAJNUjK COMPANY NEW ZEALAND, OAI'ITAt,.._ £2,000.000 AUCKLAND BKANCII, QUERN-STRKKT, next to tho Colonial Hank FIRE DEPARTMENT. Insurances granted on DwcUi'iK-houses, Storoa, Shops, Buildings in which trade is carried on, Merchandise, aud Goods of every description. MAKINE DEPARTMENT. Hulls of Ships or Steamers, Merchandise of all kinds, Specie and Wool to United Kingdom, at Lowest Cukrknt Rates. It. H. BTUVENSON, Manager. _oots ana enoee. TOOK O U T for ins BLUE BOOT, C. 15 ROO XE S U nclling tfco whole of his Stock of Splendid BOOTS AND SHOES (English and Colonial) AT COST PRICE, FOR ONE MONTH. A fow lines of AVomcn's Kid Elastic Sidca, sizes 5 and 6, at Half their Cost, The Largest Stock in Auckland to Select rom CALL EARLY. C. BROOKES, Blde Boot, Opposite Garliok & Cranwell's, *



Dampier's Wonderful Barpraina. WToNHKltl'lJli hMv YEAR BAR- V V GAINS,—Most of tho following Won d'Tt»l Hnri'tilns nro tn Urn Window : Grand Lot of Ladled 2 3, and I l)ii»lon, Whiio ami Coloured Josophino Kid Uloven (50 doi:.). Ks I i.lblo Throrui .10, (kl; Units' Whito do. In; OirlH do Id ; Hoys Siuimißr 3uiln, in; Mons Holland Coats, is od| Alpaca hunt •oats, Os: Ladios1 mid Oirln' Struw Huts, Oil to la lid; Hoys' 'iUomi'uml Hoys' Black or Drab Soft, Knit Huts. „: ufow llarddo.2; — Ilnnd somo I'iclurco (framed), ltd and Id ; lland aomo do (iinframod). Id. Como and look al thorn; Mco Lot of Lovely Gossamer, liiltornn', Coloinv, la lor yd: Urund Lot of (Jhlldroim lloolH 10 to 13, Is Od pot prt.it-; Grand Lot of Children's Kill Houtß, 7 to 3, 3s (id; 10 tv 13, In Od i InfiuitB1 itoots imd Sliooh. Is and la Oil; Ladies' Mormon Prunella Hoots (sown), 7b ; Ladioi English Kid Hoots, la Od to 7h; Liullofi Auckland Jludo Kid Hoots, 8s: Nit!" Lot of Mens1 Auckland Mado >< liitstto Slue Kid lioolfj, (1 to 10, 9s; Handsomo Tobucco Stattdsils oaeh ; Playing Cards, 9d tho riiek ; 'Iho Fashionable Ornamitiitod Ulaok Fano, la Od; Hoys' Dux Collni'B, size, 111, Id tho box; Men's Stand Up do, 2d box t Nice Lot of Summer llibbon, 3d and Odj Wldo Sash Ribbon, Gd tho yd; Diaper, lOd tho yd; Ladies' ltlnk Collars, 2a the box; Handsome I'ugnreos, noarly 3 yds long, I'd ( Mora MackSatln,3sOdthoyd: lllaok Voivotocn, 2» Od; lHtiok liraoolotH, M. tno fair; tho fashion nblo Blank Bnako Hrftcotot lOd thupiiir; nloo lot of Rood Black Velvet-, from 3d ; Mom's Hummer Sox. 3d; Ladies' Whtto I loso, IWd; Ulrls'Superior do, 61; lot of other kinds, clump; Laid l'owolls.M tho doz; Momo. Hooka, 2 for Id, or 5d tho dor. ; Frilling, 2d to 8d; Marking Ink, 6d tho botijo ; Slate Lining, la tlio yd; liroad Knlvos, la : Olilldrona' strong, noodsizo, pretty, Wiitcriug I'uts, l)d( t blado Pampa Knives, S)d; Holland Pinafores. Is ;50 yd roels of Coloured Silk, 2J; Crapo Trimming, Is Iho box of :!0 yds; Crapo Collars, fid ouch ; largo packets llalr t ins, Id; Superior Sponges, like tho last, Is tho ploco; Mon's Shirts Is, 2a, 2s Cd ; Boys' do, dlll'eront Bines. '2a; Wntorcd Marino, U thn yd; Merino, dillbront coluiirs, la 3d tho yd ; Shirting IJ- PufTHoxes with Full's, od,9a, and Is; nieo lot of 'I'ablo Oilcloth, la tho yd ; Men's Sthds, !)d thoBot; Markinglnk, (id tho bottlo; Most Ink Hollies with Metal lidn, Od ; Boot Lucox, M per ill)/.; lot of Mllvored Brooches, la ; LiuHob' t-il veved Sots, 2b Od; Silvered Kan ings, !M ; l^ngor Kings, 2d and Od t Silvered Necklets, 0.1 and In ; Largo BilYOTed Lockets, 2s: Ilimdtomo fork screws, la: Kloctro Plated Korks, la; Spoonn, Sii to Is; ICuivosuud Forks (good size). 9il|uilr: Hurry's Celebrated Tricoiihorous, la 2d tho bottlo; nice lot of Hoot Trunk a. Jb and fa; Drosßing Combs,3d and Od: Spotted Net Cor falln, Odtlw yd; Infanta1 Uiba, fid;— bilrorod Perambulators, 9d; Toy Whips, id; Work-boxos, flttodwithLookiagUlima, Soistors, iVo., l'b; Tea ir'o's, 0d ; largo grand China do, 2a 'rrunipots, 2d to Gd ; Punch with Uymbiila, 1b; Children* Hlutos, 2il; Mon'a Walking Sticks, la 0d; Hoys' do, 9d : nlco lot of Scent. Od tho bottle; Piping Cord, 18 knota for Od ; Shirt Buttons, 12 don for 3d; Superior Pour do, 3d the doz; an inimonso quantity of Stay Busks, 2d and -Id tlio pair; Hooks and Kyea, 6d tbo doz Cards ; hnndsomo Motal Dress Iloldors. 2d each; tho Now Fashion Girdloa, Odcach; lllaok and Uroy Tliroad, 3d tho red: Infant's Feeding Bottles. 9d: freah lot Hair Brushes, Is ; fresh lot Nail Brusho?, largo, ova), and Bquaro, Jd [and Oil ; Tooth Brualieß -Id; Hhoo Brushes. 3a tho not of 3: ladies' and Kirla' Thimbles, Id each : Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakca for la: Olycorlno Bars, 7d tho bar; Blind Taaaels, 2d; largo haud- Bomo Ink Bottloß, la; ladios' and n!rls' Um brollas. 3^; largo ?hoeta of Pins, 3d ; ladles hand somo .Silk Scarves, Is fid; ilorloy's Knitting Cotton, 6to 11, Is 9d tho lb; Book Muslin. 5d ;— —Steel Knitting Plnß, 1 for 2d; pretty Kkk Cups, 0 for Ja; Bplondid lot of Spectacles, la tno pair, worth 2a lid; Slate Punoils, Id tho doz, orOd tho box of 100; Hair Nots, Id eaoh ; Sarcocot, lstid yd; PeorloaaGloß3, shines boots without brushes, Ud tho bottlo; a wonderful bargain in nicely bound books, Including Nolson'a Arlthniotlcs, la; Broad Trays, Od; Brass Dulcimer*. (tho ohlldron can play tunes on them), la each ; handsomo Cut Class Bottles Scent, la M ; other kinds, Od ; handsomo Scriptnro and othor Mottoes, thai luuiK up, stand up and lay down, Id enoh; Mounted Picture Crosses, 2d cook; Framed Pictures, la tho pair; Black Lustre. 8d ; toll tho ahoomakora 1 am Boiling laiiioa'Boot Blooksat Odtho pair; a tow TomuhawkH left, la each; ladies' Stays, 2s tha pair: lot of superior fashionablo Stays, BllKhtly soiled, 1»; >:rind lot of ladles' Satin Scarves, la 0d : Whlto Tucked SKirting for P«ttieoate. la tho yd: men's handsomo Bracea, Is; little lioy.'do. Od : rowel?, 2d and 2Jd ; Honeycomb do, lid : Tur kish do, Is; Satin TubularTrlmmlng, Id ihe yd; N'oto Paper, 2d and3dquiro; Knvolopea 25 fur 2d ; Toilet Mats, Is tho set, 0 ; Ladios'and Gents'HMing Whips, !M : FinßOrintt Wool, 3a tho head of 12 Imnkn: oilier co'ours, 3d tho hank; black and while Berlin Wool, 3d tho dozen skolns ; all other colours, Id ttiedozen ; Children's Picture handkerchief-, 2.1; Ladiea" do, 3d to 9d: Gent's do, 61 and la; piano Brown Holland, la: Turkey Twill: la 3d tho yard.-W. 11. DAMPIKIt, No. 1. UDDor Uueen-atrent ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND. £\ _____ Thoso who buy from A. McLkod 8 Wholesale anil Retail New Zealand Imhuiry Cash Store, and Spring Lathe MattniHs Fuoiory, City Mart, 123, Queon-streot, Auckland, opposilo Messrs. T. nnd S. M^orrln. Ironmongers, as-iHC thomsolvoa and bonotlt Now Zealand. All iirticlos ticketodln plain figures and delivorcd to any part of tho city fr^c of charge. < 'oUntrsr Or.ler^ prompily attondod ;o. Open every week day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., nnd on Saturdays till 9 p.m. to enable tbo public to inspector pur chase anything they reauiro SPIUNO IiATHKMA''TRK^S!CS (for iloublo beds), -Ift Gin wide, 25s : Ift, '.'.M lid ; 3ft 6v>, .'Us ; 3ft, 17s Cd: 2ft Oin, 153; 2ft, 12-ifi. (all guar...iU;cd for 2 years*; Cocoanut Fibro MHttrcBSOJ, to suit t,hc hath Mattresses. Ift Gin wido liOs: Ift, 27s 01; 3!t Cm, 25*; 3 feet, '2i* Gd ; 2ft 0 it, 20s ; 2ft, 17s fid. (IItATES-Full Register Uratc3 Uuaran teod). from 2i)s to 22ii0d; Parlour Grates. 10j Cd to IL'j 3d ; Kitchen Griuea, ILV Bd to IDs : Kitulu-n Rant-es. from S^a to 90s; Colonial Ovons, from IS3 to 203: Tomb Kails, 10s to 23s (id the snctlon ; Sash Weights. 10a Od per cwt; Large Boilers, I'd Od tolls; Iron Saucepat'B, 2d 91 to Cs 'Jd ; Frying fans, 2s to 2s 9d; tinlvanized Iron Wash tuba. 3a Gd to 9a; Galvanized Duckets. In Sd to 1i 6d ; Slop Palls, 3a Cd to 5a Gd ; Large Bath?, 253 to 32a Gd ; Bullock and Traco Chains, 1-1 perlb ; Iron Kitchen Sink', 20a : Chimney Cowls, 20a to 1U Cd ; Cheeao Presses, 100a; Iron Laats, 4d per lb; Common and Patent Blocks, from 1">8 Od to 353 Cd tho set (stropped); Patent Clothea Horses 6a each. TINWAH X— of all descriptions on hand, at tho lowest price?. Ple»8O call and cxamino for yourselves. PAINT—AII shades, atroidy mixed and ready for ufo. from Ss to 9< a gallon; Red Oxidq of Iron Paint, 3 shade?, for priming or outride painting, at Id per lb ; Oak, Carriage, and furniture Varnlab, 10s per gollon; t'nlnt Oil, 3d 3d to Is 3d per gallon. Sauco* of all descrip tions on hand clioup. BRUSHU'AItK-ot all description?, too numerous to mention, at tho lowest prices. BKLLOWS-Hand Hellown, 2d tola; Blight fia: Butchora', Gh ; Pain tors'. Ca; Hlackamiths', 7s Gd to 130s ; Fancy Hollows, 7a to 9a. S?OAP— Kirst I'ri/o, Parnoll Soan. 5d to Is 01 rer bar; Scented Soap, 2d to 01 per csko. BISCUITS—PIain aid Funcv Biscnits at thn lowest prlcea : Soda Wat»r, Lemonade, and all ki'if'a of C.'rdiala on hand at equally Low Prico?. HITOHKN'a CELEHUVTKI) BLOOD KIC HTORKK, cheaper than any place in town. ROPE—Clothe? Lines, and rope of all doscrlp tinns. PATKNT STICKING I'LASTER.dono up in tin boxes. Blue, for wa-hintr, at 10 1 cor 18, POTTKRY, of all dfscriptions. including Vao i.'S, Bread-pans, Weshing Howls. Itus'ic Seats, Surface '1 ilca, nnd Tiles o! every kind. BA^KrtTWAttK.of nil descriptions.very cheao. Churns and Wooden Tubs. gTat Quantities to choO3O from. KUKNirURK, tho BEST aid CHEAPEST ia town. BAKRnWS. Toy and Navvy Barrows, on hand, very cheap. All klnrla of Boots on hand to choose from. Please call and see our Pompadour Shoes, very cheap, as wearo the only narty in town selling them. Patent Preserving Tins very cheap, from ijd to to 7d; Timber Jacks, and John McLeod's Patent Safety Jack, atlowest prices; Iron and Wooden Bedsteads at lowest orice . oaddlerv. WS. ,r OS E S o Having Jnat landed ex ' Fornglon.' Loch'Doon,' and ' Scottish Lasaio' a largo asaoi t ■ mentof all kinds of HAHNKSS MOUNTING& ho is now propared to execute all orders (or Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horse, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem Harness. STRONG DURABLE STOCK BADDLKB, Our own make, coraplote with Mounts, from £3 sb. Od. Always on hand, a Labor Stock of CAB, SPUING CAHr, iDftAY AND FAKM HA.RNEB W.&.J. Ims always a largo goDoral stock, com prising liacing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles and Bridlea, Stable Keqniaitea, Summer and Winter lloraeclothing, Valises, Portman tOHUT, Courier Bags, Watorproof Pasto for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. FLY NETS IN GREAT VARIETY. EIiLIMANS EMBROCATION. JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved extra Btrone PACK g ADDLES always on hand. From We, Fivo por cent. Discount allowed for Cash, W. 8, JONES, QTJEBNSTKEET. AUCKLAND. ECCLE'S SULPHUK IIAIK RE STORER Will complotely rcstoro in a fow daysGroyor prematurely Light Hair to its Original Colour, Uloss, and Beamy, without tho slightest chanco of injury. Kcclo's Hair Restorer is one of tho beat oirercd for salo. It ollccts ita objects satis factorily in a few days, producing a perfectly natural colour, thoroughly cleanses tho head from Scurf nnd Dandruff, and causes the growth of now hair, and preventing it from falling oil, i^old in bottles, 23 Gd each. Prepared and sold by M. Kccles, Dispensing Chemist, Howin's Buildings, Wellealey-Btreet, and Bold by all respectable Hairdressers (HKEYHOUND LIVERY AND V7T BAIT STABLE, QUKEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. Open and Closed Carriages on Ilire; also, Good Saddlo Horses ana Buggies, Horses Broken to Saddle end Harness. A civil and experienced Groom in attendance. SAM YOUNG, Proprietor,



Merchandise. I G. W. O VVKN w C a QOKEN'STKEET WHAKF, HAVE ON SALE (EX KECBNT ARRIVALS) ! A LAII a X STOCK OF T^EAS, CUGAIIS, QKOCEIUKB, AKb AILMI'.\y jgTOHEIS, Con>i»'iE>iug— FINK TEAS, In hnlf-chests und Doxob Victoria anil sydnoy Oomlnmlos' SUU 4.HS Jtnnrltlui and FIJI ditto OANDLKS-Uolmont, Uo Roubalx, &c, KO. Staroh, liluo, Soap, Boap Powders, &o. Currants, Figfl. Haroolona Nuts, &o. Klomo, Musuatoll, and Sultana UAISINS Jama, Cundied Pool, Miivnmlado, Jellies Brown&Polsoti'unnd Ul'own'o CUKNFI.OUR CONFKCTIONKRY, Jujubes, Kmence.B Van Houtt'li'ii, TaylorI *, and irys COLOA andCIIOCOI.ATK Noavo b Food, Maizina Salad and lUistorOll, Hair Oil, &o. Pickles, Saucoß, Cuiiieii, Capers, &c, )llae,Uing, Illaekload, Veatna RICIC, SAGO, TAI'IOCA, ARROWROOT Salmon, Lobstor, Sardinun, Cod-fish, Ling, So. Huttor, Chceso HAMd and IIAOON Washing nnd Curb. Soda Tart&iio Aeiil, Cream of Tar» ur i Plipor, Paper 13aga, Confectlo ncr Hngß AMKRICAN CANNKU FRUII'S, &o. &c. &c. o. G. W. OWEN & 00,, QUKKN STBEKT WHARF, HAVE ON SALE: 300 Bnckß Mcok'a Crown Itrand FLOUR fi(K) „ Wilam, llai'raway KCo.'uFliOLUt 100 „ It. Anderaou's FLOUR SOO „ Auckland Ground FI.OUK 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLOUK 00 tona ~ MaliO, &c, ill Small litiKft 800 BivcksHlCAVy OATS 600 „ TARTARIAN B1CKI) OATS 000 „ HRANnnilSllAßl'S 100 „ FOWLS' WIIKAT 800 bags Wcatorn and WeßtaU'a FINK and I'OARKIC SALT 200 cascß IvKROSINIi; OIL fc3s baloaOroy.Hluo, Pink,and Drown PAPKR Mid Pa PICK HAGS G. W. OWEN tt Co., QUKKKN BTUKET WIIAUK, HAVE ON SALIi : 30 casoa Prime CANTICRHUIIY OHKICSIC :i0 cwt. Primo HAMS and HACON II) IonsCANTKRHURY POTATOKS, MonoV. AUCKLAND 1 J HUMANE NT COOPKRATIVK UUILUING AND INVKSTMKNT BOCHCTY, OFFICK:—93. (JUKBtf-BTRKKT. LOANS Rn.n'od upon approvod eoourltles ol Froohold or I •■ißohold Properties In mmm ol £20 to £G.&', nnoipal and lntorost being ro payublo in imeuw, ut tho following ratos i for ovory £!. Trowed;— llopaymontv ■ » »i nd- , )nr w nn ir Total amount Ing ovor lor Wook> Ropayublo. s. d. £ h. I yoars _ .. _ 12 li i:«J 0 0 6 years B 2 113 1) if Syoura 7 6 IX 7 fl 10 years 0_ 3 118 111 3_ I ts~ Further [mrtioulara may bo obtiilncd on i application at Iho Society's Olllco. JOHN UATGKH, Sonrotury, MONEY TO LEiNi), on approved Beourity. K. X, TYLKR, Solicitor, Vulcan anc. lyt ONuY TO LEND~ou~Mortgage oi Fir.t-clasß Freehold Sccuritlos. \VM. COLKMAN. Solicitor. Corner of Queen nnd Shortland-ntroots. OWEY TO LEND OH MORTGAGE, In Buniß of £30 nnd upwards. IiKVKIUUGK SC AI. 4XANIWU, Solicitor, Munk liulldingß, W mdham-atre'ot -—— E y Money to Lend on Jlortgago ot Freehold Securities.—lleoruo Frasor, I'ubllo Accountant, Investing and Kstato Agent, \V. y. Urahamo'f Bond, Fort-»treot, and, No. (i, South JJrltiah Insuranco Uulldlnga, oornor of Queen aud Short and-atreot. &.IONISY l"O LEHD iv mrge or small Xv t suniu at a moderate rate of inietest.- Jackuon and RuaaoU, Holicitora. MONEY TO LEND, in largo or small aunis, at usual ratea ot intoroat, CONNKLL & COOPKR, Solicitors, Viiloan Lano. MONKY TO LKNU, on Mortgage.— F lUug. Agent. ShorUand-atroot Oil and Colour Merchants. "VTEW I'APEKUANGINIiS J.l FOH 1880. Largo and Small Iluycra of Paporhanglngs w 1 do woll to oill t HOLLAND & BUiXEK'S PiPxiuiANaiNog, Oil, Colour, & Glah- Wahkhousb, J8 & 30. VICTORIA-STRKKT, AUCKLAND Where may bo inspected ono of tho largest and bcßt-solcctod Stocks ofPaporhangings in Now Zealand, From Id por pieco to tho most costly. GILT & STAIN KD PICTURE-FRAMK MOULDINGI In Great Variety. PICTURE-FUAMINO IN ALL ITS BHANCHKB, At lowest poaalble rates. 011b, Colours, Ulaea. Varnlßhoa, Rrushw are Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &c. HOLLAND & BUTLEIi, Oil and Class Merchants, WP II ILLI PP S & SON • Havo roceived, ox LA T X ARRIVALS, THE LATEST DESIGNS N PAPEK HANGINGS, And in Great orioty. FRENCH AND ENGLISH PANKL DECORA TIONB For Privato Halls, Public Saloona, Bars, Theatrca, &c, &c. GOLD CENTRES FOB CEILINGS. Heesian and Scrim, all qualities Oil and White Lead in wood and Iron Paints, Varnlahea, and all Trado Sundries Plato yheot, Ornamental Photo Opal Silvorel Plato and Fluted Glass Glass Shadca, Artlata1 Matoriala Gilt Mouldings. PICTURKS OF KVKRY DESCRIPTION. FANCY FitAMEB, ALBUMS, HCREENB, &c, &c, &C, W. PHILLIP PS & SON, 95 & !)7. QUKKN-STItKBT. Oottee mercn&nva J-JB O WN, J3AaBIS.II' & CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM OaFFEH AND SPICE MILLB.I COFFEES. l£ IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFKK is tbo best stimulating Beverago both for Wlntor and Sumroor. To obtain what you really want, ask for out Best Brands, tho iCXCKLSIOR or STANDARD, which have auatulnod their good namos over Ten Years, and havo vory much Increased in demand—a euro proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and oven out of our province. WB. Wholoealo only at our Milis and Agents «%. Retail at all {Grocery Ksts.bllahmonta In Town and Country. £66 8«£ » Our best B«c Ezcrl Brand, green label I qualitlea. s°° Staaaard , red >Kvorypkno §0.0 Lion pink „ ) with our ? to i BlKnaturrJ Sal w Sg° ) Om lowes <n'3 if Anchor puco „ ( qualities, a u-~l Crown „ yellow „ (without onr p<±u I BlgnatorCi Our PKPPKR3 anil SI'ICKiH wo gnaranteo o Boat Quality, and froo of adii'rr.ratlon. BKOWN, itARRKTT & CO Elllott-atreet, July 13th IS "UIKEEMAN'S BAY SOAP VVUKKS. SAUNDEKS & GILBEKD, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTUKEKS, Victoria-street, Auckland. S. & G. having enlarged their Factory to double its former size, and mado costly addi tions to the plant, are now in a position to com pete with any factories in New Zealand or Now South Wales. Tho yearly increase of their trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee of. the superior character of their goodß. A Trial ia respectfully solicited.



Land an I Estate Agents. I JIVB | iSMN O X ESTATK AGENT AMD VAMIATOB, QUEEN-STIIKKT, AOOBXAND, MONKYLKNT OUT FOH CAPITALISTS ON FIRST - CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. NO CtlAltOß TO LENDKB OR JtNVEBTOB. r|lO FARMICUS.—A rare opportunity of pur- A chasing one of tho lincst far tup in tho pt'O- Vlnco nt n low prlcoi Thia ia ll roally llrst-olftss farm of !iOB ncrcß, mostly fenced and In grass, a tow lllilHltOß walk from a olmroli and railway Btatlon. Tliia lino property is Bituatcd in tho liourt of ono of tlio most prosperous towiißhipd in tho Waikalo, and has a commodious House of olght apartmonta orootod upon It. Prico, £■-'500.— J. M. Lennox, ICatalo Agont, Auckland. ■I O FAUMKRH.—A K ood llttlo Farm of BO I ucroH, 10 acroa fdnccd and in gnisa, with DwoMiiiK-libiise. This property 1b near to a rail way station ami public school. Prico, £100.^J. M. Lrnnox, Kstato Agent. BiL. FOR BAlilC(a Dnrgalu)—TwoHwollinghOuaoß wltli largo orchard. Prico, £250.-J. M. Lonrtox! Kstato Agent, Auckland. 82U HOT MlL.—Country llotol on tho main couth ltoad, with 11 acres of freehold. Prico, £700.— J. M. Lonuox, Katato Akoi>', Auoklaud. BSU .poor.-A I'aJgivln—A FlVo-roomOd CottHKO J*£A>> with lurgo f, oohold allotment, in the city. Price £225. £75 cash, balance-can rcmuin on tho proporty,—.l. M. Lennox, Katato Agent, Auckland, (lib. AHICAUTIirUL Now Five-roomed Cottaßo in Lower Pltt-atrcot, nowly built and ta-ito fully llnlHliod. A moat, dofliable homo for any porson wlbliliik to livo near tho city. Prico .-UOI). Torniß I can urrannu to suit the purohnsor, cither by weekly paymoiits or otliorwiso —J. Mi Lennox, Kslato Akoul, Auokland. 701 j rpo FAKMICR*. Kor Halo, a bargain, a Flno X Compact IjILUo Farm of 100 noi'Oß in ono of tho bostfarming dlsCrlcts in Iho Waikalo. Tho fivrm ia all funood, mid liaa a dwo!ling-t>ouso ui'on it: in grass. Ih ollbrod at a very low priuo, owing to iho owner leaving the illatrlot. l'ricei 01(10; filfll) oaah, buliuioo can remain upon the propi'rty. I2li. UUmIRUAN RK3II)JCNOIfi ami li nores of LJ tloli voloanlo laid, nil planted with fruit anil ornumoulnl troox. Thia lino liltlu liomc Bload liaju fourruomod cotlagi) uudii it, and la only live milou from thu city, Prloo, £160. TorniH can lm niTiingoil,- J. M. Lennox, Kutalo Agont, Auokland. 701* 1/OH «AI.IC (a bttiwi n)-A I'liio Wow Doublo 1 Wiudow-d Bttno In Iho rinli'K BUburb known an Ifdoii Tomooo, with tii-roomoil colta.o behind, all In IliHt ohiua rcpulr: freehold allotment, III! x ll!0. PriOO, lii'M; £&i caah, baliuiou ciin lomalntm tho iiropurly. ThlalHa llrst-i'la»H lnvoatinont.—J. M. LonilOX, Katato Agent, Auckland. IfiOß S. LX A itargiUn- Suburban VilU con taining eovon rooms, with 38 norea of volcanic land. All foucoit and Biihdlvldod into nine paildocka. In adilltlon in tho lloune, thcro are blioilh, Btablea, dairy, &c. ThU lino properly .'a only live mlnutm walk from the railway Htntloii, I'rltw, .C'.'.llOO. —J. M. Lennox, U'ritutu Agi'iit. Auokland. 711j. li^OH SAliKa Farm of 1)0 acron-70 acres of which aru laid down in Kiiglißh Uriuwns— luly li mlloafi'om a railway ntallon. I'iioo, iilOO. —J, M. Lennox, H'atato AKont, Auokland. 07U Ij^ \ HM of IHo nores, at Ilmuia, about ono milo from thu lliinua Hallway million, i'rloo, <C750.-J. M, Lonuox, Kutntu ARt-nt, luokhuid. 05L. rill) FARMKRH, for immediate nalo, a Good . i. Farm, of 1117 am-oH, all nndor cultivation or i In großß, with a Ltii'KO anil Comniouioua Family Hosldmiceoi'Ootod thereon. 'J'liofarin laonlylfl mllo:i from Iho oity, by a good MoAdnmined ' road. Prico, £1,'.'«0.-J. M. Lennox, Kaiate Atcont. Auckland. CIL. CIOTTAtUC. with half a aoro of freehold, In / Paptikiuii. I'rioo, £70,— J. M. Lennox, Ustato AKont, Auckland. riMJ FAIIMH.K3-A Bargain.— Farm of 101 L Hcrea in KKHt I'ukekoho. Nubdivlded.nnd about 30 aoroa In gra«s. Tho land Is part buirii, Ih well walurud, has a ootliuio uj)on It, and ia only twenty minutes' walk from tho railwuy Btitlon.—J. M. Lennox. , riio FAIIMKRH.—ForaaIu, a Fiivt-cUns Farm I of 202 acres on tho ICaalTiunaki; all IngraHii, woll wtucrud I'ricu,fi7 por aero.—J. M. Lennox, Katato Agont. 311,. i.»i nr— A UnrKttln-COTTAOlCinCookstroot, **l > v with treohold allolmont. Prloo, £I7fl £iocaali. buliuioo can remain upon tho proporty. -J. M. Ijonnox, Kxtato Agent. wUDUItIIAN UKSIUKNOK.—A moat bcaull O ful Hlto of'JO acres, about 8 miles fiom tho oity. Tho vinw in nood and the land Ih Urst i clasa. Thia lino llttlo properly la well suited to any KniiiliMiiau »lnl.liig to occupy hia loißuro hmira prulltnhly. Prloo, JJ760.-J. SI. Lennox Katato AK«nt.AuckUnd. Illj. ■pO KAHMkHS -For sale, a First class Farm 1. of 150 acres, 111 miliM from tho oity, with eight-roomed house, four alall stablo, »nd every •onrcnlftiico. I'ric, £IHIO. i],, i 4 FSUST-CIjASS FAKAI of IMaoroß. twelve xV. milea from tho city by a good macadamised road. Tlio land ia all fenced, and laid down In the beat KnglHh grasses. There la a good lioubu and every convenience. The land in all llrst clasx.—J. M. lionnox, Katato Agent. BUiv, rpo I'AKJIKIIS-A Murgnln.—A l'Arin of 107 J. Acros In ICast Pukokolio, alimt M acres in grass; a 5-roomi'd llouso and every convonl eoco. Prico. £190.—Torma can bo arrungod.- ---1 J. M. Lennox, Ksliitx Agent, Auckland. HOK. 15UKKICOIIK WKHT.-Karni of »J0 Actob. adjoining llucklmul and Shepherd's; good land. I'iice, 5Us por aero.—J. M. Ix'imox. 117K ' ■■ O FAKMF.IW nnd Othorn.—Uno of the > Choicest Karma in tho Province. Thoronre 217 acrea within 8 miles of tho city : quality ol land cannot bo excelled; largo nlno-roomed residence.—J, M. Lennox, Knijuo Agent. 731 v. ttT For UoiißCfl, J*arniß, and Allotments, sot my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland. rv ua s. v"t' uuamson, HOUSHi, I,ANU AND FINANCIAL AUKNT, Vuloan Lank, Auckland. KKNTS and INTKRKST Collootod. MONKY Jnvealed for Capitalism on first-claw Bocuritios, without (Jiukok. Six por oont allowed on depoalU) until invoatod. MORTOAUKS and 1,0AN3 Nogotlatod, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. KSTATF.3 Managed for Abaontoua. BUILDINU ALLUTMKNTS FOR SALK, AT PKR rOOT!— Uorcaford-strcit, 00 Dnke-atrcot, 28/ Albert-street (city) SO; I,'laremontatreot, iO vtow RoHii.» Uook-atreot. £a Porclval Parade. :!i kdwlii-slruut, 21/ Kokcby-atreot, 10 Vlctoria-atreet, £10 Wyndham-strout,£lolo/Urafton R0at1.65/ Willlam-streot, 00/ Nolßon-utrcot, 10/ RuBSOll-stroot, V Vlne-atreot. 10/ Franklin ltoad, GO/ Uhully Beach ltoad, 30/ Reclamation, 70/ Kybor Faan, tW,' Conquest f'laco, 35.' Norfolk-street. 35< Hackcct-Btreot, 36/ Homo-Btrcot, 20/ Also, In various othor streets at low rates. ■P9nOfl To LKNU, in Sums of £10 at d up- Ajavvu wards, on good aecnritioa GUNDRY-STllKKr.bhopttnd Uwelling house for sule, on very o»»y wrms; tank, g:irden. f 9'-?()~^° r5" convenient houso In Dubliiwt., i cw-iuu Newton, for siilo; wanhous , garden 5 -PI QO~' f'vl;"r<)omod Houao for halo iv lidt-n iou Btrret: good garden (cheap) .p 1 Xa—lloasoand good Kurdon for s»'o near cV l >j\j ji oun t Kdon Railway btntiou (teraiat j? 1 QA~J<ie'v Four-ronniod Houso for Balo near *ll)u f (lii Vino Uotel. Jlaßy terma. UPPKK O.UKKN-STKKKT— Fine Corner Allotinont to leaeo for torm of years f 1 9K—Four-roomod Hou»o for aalo noar *'I*'W l> O neonby Road. Weekly payments £ 1 30~ Now Four-roomed Houso, near Karan ~ gahapo Road, for aalo on easy »orma FAKM at Long Bar, noar tho Lako; under cultivation (cheap) i?oi()— Now Fonr-roomed Cottsgo, off Pon * " Bosby Koad for Balo; nice gardon. 1 C 1 Six-roomed Honao (now) for sale, oil cVX ' " North Road. A bargain. Fine view, A NGLKSKA-STItKKT. - N«w Fivo-roomod • -ti. "Verandah Cottago; two large oorn»r allot ments, planted with fruit and ornamontal trees. To bo aold cheap. Owner leaving, £0011— New Five-roomed Houao fsr sals in *ju u\j p onßOn t)y. Krontago to two atrcote. P^OR SALK, Stock, Loaao of Premises, nnd X Goodwill of a Cheraisl'B Business, in excel lent position. POcfi-Ncw Five-roomod Houso for sale in Aja\j\i King-stroot; mio gardon. Also addi tional allotmont if desired. nnd Mabllnff, with largo allotmont, for aalo (cheap). ■WKLLINGTON-STHBKT. -Pretty Cottage T t for salo, near St. James's Church; gae and water laid on ; gardon, &c. ■JJARNICLL. — Nowly -finished Six-roomed A Houso for sale; ploasant viow; £380. Also one at £310. £ I 9, f»~Four-roomed HOUSE for salo, in the ■*■'x " " oity, on easy torma. -PI fin~ Four' roonlßll HOUSK for solo off Col. ■ •^■L^>" lego Road; BUbling, otc. ONE TRKH! UILL.-Soven-roomod House for salo; with aero of ground fully planted. -£75 UABH.—For Balo a New aix-roomed °^ " Houso in Ponsonby — ownor leaving. Prico £225. _£27<i --New Houso for Sale at Mount Kd en •^"lty ilvo rooma; largo allotment fenced, £100 can remain. f JAPAKURA.—Allotments 1 aud 2, oppo-ite X 11 untor and Nolan's f alo Yarda, for sale xSOO4"^l^!' 0?""" 1 ,Hmiso »I1(l Four-Stalled n , ftflWo*?»Salo, In Haatstreot, Newton £IOO~J. IU ;aK for B'vl° "Cllr Mount. JCdeu » iVllfS? Station: !Uao' nno lvt £20° * LL'MMKNIfa JJouglit and IIOIJBK3 Built IX. on tho Weekly Uo-pnyinont t-ystem. £1 ()5()-VlLLA HKHIUKNCH; for Salo, ftt „ Mount Albert, po3BCß3iug ono of tho finest views in tho district £9(50 ~Now Fivo-roomod HOUSK in Feru ~iU" lolgh-stroit for salo; gurden, &c. £150"~ I1 OW 110 US'«. four rooms, In RusBell *""" street, for aalo. GRAFTON ROAU.-O} Acres in grass to lot (with Ilouso) en lease Low rental. •f'37f)~ N. ow aix -roomed Houao for i-alo, in „ , ' ~ Ponaonby, with two allotments. Splendid viow of harbour. jfiSOO--'?"1:00"1011 House, all llnißhed, for >*■'""« salem Lincoln-Btroot; lurge allotinont. £'{ 1 f)- New Houso in Brown-stiTOt for Salo, "7L™ ,*,\\ car I'onaonby Road ; two tanks pOLLKGK rtOAD-Coiumodloua Family Resi- Vy ilenco for Salo ; Qas and Water laid on. pUKKKOIIK ICAST.-Flno Farm of 107 acres A for Salo, noar Railway-station. Comfortable homcatrad ; llttlo bush; £J 10s per acre. WMAFIKLD KOAD. — Comfortablo Cottages *X T ,™,, t n,H w'.' ,for Sale-on easy terms. /~1 REY-STRICKT-Six-roonr.cd House (now) for \J Balo. Largo allotment. Albo, two Shops, detaehea worlcnhop &c, on vory easy terms. SHOPS in Queen-street, High-street, Koran gahapo Roud, and Freeman's Bay, for ealo. ]»,f OUNT KDEN-Largo New Houso, fitted ITi with ovory convenionco (two acres of land), for salo. Fino viow. UARMS also For Salo at Hunua, Mount Kden -*■ Waikomitl, Richmond, Komokorikl.'Man goro, Paromoremo, Stokes'a Point, Waitakercl, Hotidorson'B Oreok, Remuora, (Jambridgp. Big and Little Omaha. Kurioi, Kivorhead. Morn lngaido, iWahurangi, Wainui, Omaru, Ararimu, Coromandol, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakiira, &c. Alao, sco list in New Zealand Baali and Weekly Afcws. CIIA S. W I h~h AMBO N, KSTi.TK AGENT. VntOAN Lane. V,VT H. m E T U A L F E, ESTATK Sc GKNKRAL COMMISSION AGKNT, No. '29, Insubanck Buildings. Tho advortlflor, having had 17 years* ox perienco, nnd being intimately acquainted with all properties now in hi 3 hands for sale, can advise intending Sottlcra in tbalr choice of Jand. FARMS.from 50 to 8,000 acras, on hand. Full particulars on application. Several good In vciitimuHH for Capitalists. i CommiHaiona at every dascriutioii executed, (or CcuutrySettlera At low rates.



ironmongery, i I XVX L AJT E AX U 1..V ALS A Large Assortment of tho Undermentioned GOODS will be oflcred during the Present Mouth at TEN rEX CENT. DISCOUNT, tOW CASH ONLY FOR CASH ONLY Foil Cash Only i l'Olt Cash Only For Cash Only Fob Cash Only For cash only TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT. KODCiKK'.S, IiOC'ICWOOD'S, AND Wiu fall's IVOUY HUNK, ANU HORN HANDLED TAUIiIC. DKBBKIIT KNIVKSnndCARVKRS. John Hound & Sons ELECTROPLATED & N. 3. SPOONS, FORKS, and BUTTKBIKNIVKS. I. AsiniKiuiY & Sons D.M. TK.V POTS and ELKCTIIO PLATKU OKUKT3. J & J m JQIOK.Y 230, QUEEN.STUEET, 230. Venetian Bimou. milli AUCKLAND u*d VENETIAN JL XILINU FACTORY. KSTAIIIJijHKI) 18C1. Tit AUK MASK. |~>ED AMERICAN I JINE VENETIAN XV BLINDS (WIIOLK3ALK AND RETAIL.) Blinds pent to all parts of tho Colony on tho Hhurlisst Notice on rumlltn'ico of order. Our UHiklh ure Lighter and Cheaper than tho Imported ion blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Morton llnabr), I'HACTICAL BLINP MaKKHS & WlttK-WOHKERS Comer of Cook and Grey Strectß, Markot Squaro AuckUnd N.Z. UunstnitOs. fTT DUUA ND, Jl • GUNMAKKB. W. W. (JHKKNKU'B AGKHT, QUKKN-STRKKT, AUCKLAND, Next Albert Hotel. GUNS AT COST PRICE, By W. W. Grooner, Soott iinn Hons, and Weatley Klchards. IIAMMKKI.KfS AND OTHER GUNS, CIIOKKIIORK, &C. Alao, ForSnlo, A fow good T'ELKSCOrES. WT~H. H. AZA«B- GUNMAKEK, ICS, QUBKN-rTUKRT. AUCKLAND, Agont for \V. and 0. ifcott iind fon's Guns, Boga to announce the arrival of a splondld'ehlp ment of Groonora fc Bland's • HAMMERIESS AND CHOKEBORE GUNS, i togothor with extensive shipmonts from W and C, Scott & s-'ons, Isaac Hollis & Sons, P 1 Webloy & Son, and other makers. i Hammerlesa Guns .. .. £15 to £33 Donblo Broech-loadors .. £5 to £18 Plnglodltto £stO £7 Double Mur.zle loadora £2 15s to £10 SlnKlo ditto _ .. ..JJlloßto£s i Bnldor Curb'noa £3 10a to £5 Martini-floury Rifles .. .. £9 to £10 Saloon r Idea .. .. £llßki£3 5s Kovolvm-B £lto£s Air (Sons, shooting bal or shot £4 IDs DIRKCT Snii'MitNTfi OK SroUTIHO PoWDKH Shot, Caps, Wiuis, Cartridges, Casos, Kiflo and Revolver ammunition, Shot Concentrators, &o Gun Caws, rartridge and Unmo Bags, Cartridge Bolta.Gun Covms, Recappere, Turnovorß, Pow dor Flaakß, Shot Pouches, &c, Eyoß for Bird stuffing. Firkarmb runOHASKD, or Hxohangod. Repairs promptly and elllclently dono, OT W.I I. If. draws special attontion to his Shooting Gallbhy, 10 yardslong, whore flio arins may bo tistod by intending purohaßors. Open for Hiflo and Plotol Practice daily. DBVITT, (iunmaker, '2Ai, Queen • streor,. Auckluna, opposite tho Mnrkot . houso. Established, 85J.—Always In Stock and to arrlvo by direct importation from Kngland mado to advertlsors own order,—Chokeboro Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Riflos, Game Bags, Gun i Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every artiolo nccossary to complete tho outflt of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands In Sporting Powders aro Imported direct from the makers by tho advertiser, who can guaranteo their good quality. Cartridges for the Knfleld, Snider and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other spoci alitloa always on hand. Country dealers liberally doalt .vich. Guns Ro-stookod, Browned, etc., and ovory other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable pr ices. Notice.-Juet to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F, Chokebore Breech loading Guns cbeap, The largest Btock In Auckland to choose from. Also, In stock, a argo assortment of Fireworks of tho Iboat ualitv. Fiahine Tacklo Tl/l B. S. TV OWN STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPER HOBSON-STREE.T. Established 1861 Every Description of Stay Corsets, &o. HuKGioAL Belts, upon the Latest jmprovbmknts, Shoui.uku Straps Made to Order. Country Orders Punctually Attended, lo



Land and Estate Agents Joseph Ganb, ) i Qm nK'^/^ X Fort-stroot. 1 I Cambridge LAND AND COMMISSION AGKNTS, Fort-stroot, Auokland. and Uuko strcot, Cumbrldgo. HLAKK AND Q. ANB From thoir long roaldenco in Waikato thoir thorough knowlodgo of tlio variousi Soils com prised in tho Auokland Provincial District, and thoir practical acequaintrmco with Agriculture, aro in possession of faotß that enable thorn to Klve tho most rellablo information to Purchasers of Land; or, those socking Safe Securities for I Investment of Capital. FOR SAL K. 800 aoros, House and Buildings, partly in crass, and GO acres turnips. 200 acres, House und Sheds, IGO acres in grass, excellent quality. (ii 2 acres, unimproved, Rood alßtriot. 1200 acres, improved, good Dwelling, Out houses, &c., orchard and plantations. 160 acres roclaimod swamp, fencod and bud -010 acres, In grasa, good buildings, noar rail iSl acres (rood cultivated form, largo out buildings, anil comfortablo House. Othor Properties for Salo, small or largo; full particulars from tho udvortiso 3. jyieoicai /"I UK 15 Olf SKIN ifiSEASES. To ho Editor: Sir.-lltrowtth ws havo the pleasure to forward you a letter from Now 4oa fund bearioi; testimony to tho successful treat ment of a fikln disoaso of long standing through the uso of our KnoalyptUß Kxlract for tho bono- Jlt of thoso similarly aMictcd. Wo hope you will deem tho subject of sulllciont importance t3 ail'ord this lettor a Bpaco In your valuable papor-Yours truly, SANnKR fc B(m Dridftn-strcct, Sandhurst, July, 1880. iNVEnaAitrmx. N.Z,, Bth Jor.Y 1880. MIIBBHS. SANDKIt & SONSi 3AHDHUIIBT. Gkntlicmkn.-I laving Bullbrod from eczema (a akin disease which ia vory provalent in thin colony) for ahout nine years, 1 hud consulted iiumuroiiu medical men lioro and in Austruliu, und had tuken araunlo, slryciinino, iodido of putaHHlum, utc, internully, and had used pre parations of zino mill lead externally, In fact I had tried all tho remedies known to tho faculty, and what between travelling doctor,,1 ami drugglHtH* bills, hud spent a small fortune, almost if not wholly without results, oxcopt to injuro my constitution. During a rcoent visit to llokllika 1 was recommended to try your (xtruct of Kuculyptiia Ulobulus by a brother who had experienced great boneilt from it in alleviating a very severe cold, and, no lcus to my suipi'Uo than satisfaction, I found tho disease Which had troubled mo so long was conquered, and tho skin resumed its normal condition. Thlfl was cU'ected by tho oxtornal uso of loss than two oneounco bottloq. You aro welcome to make any übo you please of this lottor, uud 1 subscrlbo myself.—Yours (Slgnorf) JOHN H. ICKIIR, Managor, Union Hank of Australia (Limited A front for Auckland t GHAVKS AICKIN, Tub Pharmacy. Oubpn-stbebt. 17ILECTIUC1TY, THE itEsTOKEK 01 JJ IMPAIUKD VITAL KNKUGY. Tho medical faculty havo pronounced atrontfl In favour of Pulvcniiucher's Hands »tt v powi-r fill niodicul uxaut. Tho following ar( BOlcetod,f rum a niasn of professional testimony :- W. BANKHY, M.0., "Krnost Stubbing uged lti yu»m, boi of f respect »blc truuenniun, I was called to mv him found him fur udvuncod as v. Paralytic, vurj indistinct uttortinco. obliquity of vision, sllgli drawing of tho mouth, Inability to feed or dresi himself, and In ntUmpliiig to walk when assist' ( d uggoil one foor. Un Minday, July 30, IWI llrßt applied the Chuln-lUtlery to bpliir:, uuu al mouiolncß wuro Olaoonlinuod, und iliu ifalvunii ourront administered ; for tic llrut month 111 rapidly improved. The times of opemllng wen every other day, and now nearly a week with out un application. Ho Is now üblo to wiilk ii] and down o ir hills alone, uud rt<Kurd6d us tin wonder of tho village." KDWI). K.S.BIIUJ,I>MAN,M.I).,M.A., Oxon " Will you kindly Bend a thiiin liund tin. can bo worn round the loins for Lumbago, &c I havo good accounts of your Volta-Klectri Chnina from all quarters. Should you caro t( make uso of my namo you arc (jultu woloomo ti do co." Agent for New Zealand : GKAVKB AICKIN, Tine Piiahmacv. Aucklun i. A Titi'E Stoiiy.—A pale, thin, and anxiou looking ii.au went into a druggist's shoii n Queen-ntreot, uud told tho chemist tho story 11 hiß troubles. Ho was a nult'ercr from n chronic client complaint, which inllictod liim with many s i'epU'Bß nights, owing lo llio incosiant congli. Hirt chest fell tight and conslractcd in breath!..*, and 110 tenacious phlegm was a ounttnual sourco of unnoyai-coandirritation. He feared ho waa consumptive, and that there was not much to bo done, as ho had triod everything: how ever, as a last resource ho would try Aickin'b SyKUT OV KIICALYPTOB, with *l\l'ul"IiU8 ---1'IIITKB OK LIMK AM) QrININK. Having p:o ---cured a bottle, the ehomi.t advised him lo show it to his medical man. us it was not a quuck remedy, but uurely a pharmootutical prepara tion of great value. In adattion, ho aliomd adhero to small doses of puro cod liver ell, which could bo t«kon at tho sanio timo ttfl U o M.ucalyplus and llypophDsphltea. A (oitulKht pawvd, uud the eamopulo, delicatclooliing mun returned to the shop in Uueen-strecl, nud asked for his friend tliu chemist. Thoiuvulid then ic cnwuted.with a bright oyo and hopeful face, tho olivets of tho woudorrul medicine. " 1 soon found tho worrying phlegm becomo moro liquid, und cxpectoraHon wosqulto free, conso qu< nt y 1 was relieved fmn the drcudfulcoiiih. 1 feel so thankful I can now slscp at nights. During tho day 1 feel a mountain lifted olf my oheßt, and I can eat heartily and rolish my food, which 1 could never do bofore," Do you think It possible this improvement would Imve taken place in ordinary coureo without tho modicino?—"Certainly not," tholuvalid replied, " 1 had suirbred too long for thai; however. I Bhull tako two bottles more, and roport to you further." About a fortnight since tho nuno person callod upon tho chemist, 110 was no longer pale nor careworn ; a tinge of healthy red had returned to tho pule features of tho now con valo.»cent putlont. lie had merely to say, "I havo colled to tell you that I consider your medicine (tho Kucaljptns withliypophorphites) has saved my life. I feel I am getting bettor rapidly, and I should tell you that although I havo had remedies prescribed for mo in tydnoy, Melbourne, »nd othor places, nothing relieved mo ÜBtil I got your mediclno. I thank you very much, and will make its valno known to evory ono alfected as 1 wa«. 1 shall note tho address— Tho Pharmacy,' Queen-street. lAdvt.l PKOFESSOU JAiMES (late cf \Ycllinp;. ton), after years of research, in which Nature's repository was ransacked, at length discovered tho Medical properties of Herbs which were used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons wero unknown, and which now aro daily trampled under foot as useless weeds by lhoso Ignorant of their virtues. At tention ia pointed to some of tho Marvellous Ouroß which havo been effected by tho Professor since his arrival in Wellington. TESTIMONIALS : 17th February, 1881. To Professor James, Wakefleld-street, Auckland. Dear Sir,—You asked mo to give a testimonial if your treatment thould prove effective and I havo much pleasure in doing so. I was suffer ing from rheunmti.m (r.welled kneo) for seven years, and you gavo mo somo medicine, and advice, which has resulted in my being entirely free from any sign of the suffering which boforo was my chronic Btato, and I should strongly re commend all persons similarly nlllictcd to place homselves in your hands.—Yours faithfully, Mary Jank hunt, Wakellold-stroot, Auckland. I. Dr. W. 9. Pattkusow, oertify tbat thoabovo testimonial is correct. To Professor Jamos, No 5. Brook-Btroot 9th November, 18EC Dear Sib,—Having been a Buffererwith tho neighbour to cqmo to you, I am thankful to cay your modicino has done mo moro good than all tho doctors I havo been with. lam now qaitowoll, I Bhall certainly recommond you. to all my frionds. law, yoorercspectiully Xlizaugth Shank, IJrook-Btreet., Wellington, To!Profo9Bor James. No 5, Brook-stroet, Wellington Sin,—l am happy to inform you that my leg, which has been bad for llio last eight years, is perfectly cured. I was first treated fora vhito swelling, but when 1 camo to j ou you told mo it was scurvy, and also expluinod how thoso things occur, which I found to bo so, and then poulti ciug it, and using rotnedios which woro quito contrary to tho complaint. I was told twolvo months ago that my leg would havo to bo ampu tated, but knowing gentlemen that you havo treatod who wero equally as bad as I havo been through their advloo I came to you. 'ihere are many who ohjoct to their names in the news papers who told me so, but I think it my duty to make it known to thoso who are troubled, that they may known whero to apply for relief. I havo got fat and strong since 1 have been under your treatment, lam happy to say that I havo (?ot tho full übo of my log, am freo from pain and soreness, and ablo to attend my business regularly. 1 am, yourß over grateful, Tho Tcrracs, Wollington. Ct'h Nov. ' Thoso troubled with AS'JHMA consult Pro fessor James. Those that are troubled with DROPSY con sult Profesßor James. Those troubled with INDIGESTION consult Prolesaor James. mA? ay^roublo,d Tiai GOUT or LIVKU COM PLAINT consult Profoßßor James. Thoso troubled with GRAVEL consult Pro ossor James, P^B^cSao^oFes^r 0 °r BMBD»'O ThohProfcs 8 Uo br. Cd WUh NIfiURALGI* °°n^t .r.Th? J se/ roub' od with '^OOTHACIIK conault iho l JrofcßSor. Thoso troubled with SCIATICA consult Pro SWOLLKNJOINT3.CONTRACTKD CORDS orMUSOLKP, LAMK or WBAK BACKS con oult Tho Professor. ■wfA l?i?i'!S l iJ ronblei w!th LUMBAGO or UHKU MA'I'ISM consult Tho Pro'CßSor. Chronio cases of ASTHMA and Such Like lironouncod Incuhahi.k by So-called Modlcal Men, thoso aro tho cases Tho Professor wishes to treat on. NKKVOUS DKBILITY or INDISCRETION of Karly Youth consult The Profesßor. n«a, dioi!r.J roubi ed with BAD J'KGS, BAD BRH)ABTB, and all Other Complaints conßult lho Profosßor, As liis Treatment «31»I3 SOLBLY-ffiS AMERICAN HEEBSI Which can bo Inspected on tho Fremisos- JpEOtfESSOR JAMES [May now BE CONSULTED At hia lioiiidenco WAKEFIELD (STREET