Driven into a corner, the wheelwright considered for a moment—not as to what he should say, but as to how he should say it.

" Sec here, Signor Tlonato" he answered presently, with a (logged slowness of utterance. " You have been plain with me —I will be plain with you. I nm in no haste to get my girl married. The longer Rhe stays with me, the better content shall I be. But when she marries—if marry she must —it shall not be to such an one as you." " What do 'you mean by ' such an one' as I ? Am I blind, or dumb, or a hunch back ?" " You are not one of us. You say you come from Uari. That is just as|if you said you came from America. I know nothing about Bari; except that it is hundreds of miles away—as far away .as America, for aught I can tell. Your people are not our people ; your ways are nut our ways. Wc are of the north—you are of the south. We are of the land—you are (of the sea. It will not do. Let there be an end of

" I cannot take that answer from you, Stefano Beni."

"Yon will have to take it," rsaid the wheelwright, roughly.

" I may have to take it : hut it will be from tien.clt. 1 claim only fair treatment and a fair chance. Make inquiry as to my character ana my means. Sift the question as much as you please. It. is your right. Or I will myself lay the proofs before you ; and to insist on your investigation of them is my right. The rest concerns your niece."

The wheelwright lmist into an angry laugh.

"By the body of Bacchus 1" he said, " this is good ! A fellow whom I never saw before, and whom I wish never to see again, walks into my workshop, tells me he has taken a fancy to my niece at fir&t sight, and refuses to accept]' No,' for an answer I"

" I deny that yon have the right to sny ' No,' unless you show that 1 am unworthy, nnd a liar."

■' Worthy or unwerthy, ttue or a liar, it's all one} to me. I disapprove; and that's enough."

"I beg your pardon," said Donato. "It is a great deal too much. To watch over your neice's interests, io protect her against a spendthrift, a drunkard, or a thief, is your duty. But you are not justified in standing between her and an honest man who would settle his money upon her, and make her a good hu»band."

" I have said my last word. I disap prove. Good morning?"

And Stefano Beni took up his chisel and mallet with the air of a man who had no more time to waste in idle argument.

" Then 1 say again that I except no re fusal but hers, In the meanwhile, Igo to Venice for my papers. Till we next meet, Signor Beni."

With these words, the sailor lifted his hat and left the workshop, Then Stefano Beni fell to work savagely, and the chips Hew from his chisel-point liko sparks from a smith's anvil. Was ever a man so tried- so defied—so thwarted 1 His little Giulietta, forsooth I His pearl of girls! His very own I She whom he had fed, sheltered, cherished in the core of his heart, since she was a tiny toddling child— fihe for whom he had been secretly scraping and saving year by year, as persistently as if she were the ofliipiing of his own loins 1 That a fellow like this—a foreigner as ode might almost say—should dare to cast covctuous eyes upon her. . , . Holy Madonna I it was enough to enrage a saint I Was it for this that he had taken such pride in her edit cation, sending her to Ihe Carmelite school dailyjfor nine lone years till she could not only read and write as well as the nuns them selves, but embroider better than any other skilled workwoman in Verona ? Was it for this that he had worked summerand winter week-days and fcstas, counting every lire, grudging nothing for the good of the little one, and denying everything to him self ? By the Mass ?—no. And this man alleged that be Stefano Beni, was not " jus tified " iv his refusal I " Justified," indeed ! A fellow like this to talk of justice 1 Should he rear a delicate and precious flower, shelter it, water it, train it with infinite pains and care ; and when it came at last to perfectionjlshoulditberudelyplticked by tho rough hands of a passing stranger 1 • Would that be justice ? "An honest man," for sooth I At if there were not scores ofhonest men in Verona as good as he ! Let him take his honesty and his money to another market, and the devil go with him !

Such was the indignant tenour oi Stefano Beni's meditations. Like most taciturn men, he could be sufficiently angry when roused ; and on the present occasii n, he was exceedingly, fco he chiselled and hammered, and muttered and fumed, till he hud worked off a little of his superfluous heat; then wiped the perspiration from his brow; drank a long draught of ro d watcrfrom the old green pitcher that always stood on the corner shelf; tnd went in next door to see how his neighbour the blacksmith was get ting on. Here he found his own apprentice, Matteo, assisting to hold the wheel while Luigi hammered on the tire. The job, ia fact, was nearly done.

" Look here, neighbour," be suid, pre s-ntly ; " you have more booklearning than I, and know more about places. Can you tell me anything about Bari V " About Bari?" the blacksmith lepeated. " Well, not much. It's agood longway oftj down in the south country." "But it is in Italy?" " Oh, yes—it is in Italy," " And a seaport ?"

" Surely-a seaport on the Adriatic coast You may see plenty o fßari tradiug-vessclr at Ancona aud Venice. Our neighbous Saccri, who understands the wholesale, business as well as any man in tho town! gets all his oil from Bari. Being brought by sea to Venice, it comes cheaper thau the oils of Florence and Lucca, which have to be be brought across the Appenines." " Then it is a place doing a brisk trade?"

None more so. Don't you know the proverb—"Ran for oil; Tiani for figs; Otianto for pretty women _ But why do you aik ?"

To this question the wheelwright made no reply ; but stood looking silently on, while the last nails were driven.

" I will settle with you for this job, Luigi.' he said ; '■ and Padre Anselmo can settle with me."

He did not choose the blacksmith to know that the cost of the tire was to come out of his own pooket. That was a secret between bis little Giulietta and himself ; and perhaps he was also a little ashamed of his weakness in the matter. Then—having to send the wheel back again to the Golden Sun—he bade Marteo call round by way of the Osteria del Cappello, and tell his neice that he was too busy to come home at midday to dinner.

" Got apressing job on band, neighbour." asked the blacksmith who had his share of curiosity.

Stefano Beni looked glum, and shrugged his shoulders.

"Ho, he said ; but I'm out of sorts to. day, and have no stomach for by food. That's all."

*' And so with a nod, he walked oil-to the cook's shop at the corner of the Vicolo San Nicola, aud bought him half aloaf otblack b>cud inula plate of beans and oil upon which fiugnl laic, washed down with another draught from the green pitcher, he presently made his solitary meal.

His rage wis over now ; but his thought were gloomy, and his heart was full of bitterness. Me wondered as he lit his pine and sat brooding in the inuerdoom of liis oen if there was in all Verona a man more ill-used than himself.

All at once, breaking upon the mid-day stillness of the almost empty piazza, there came a sound as of some vehicle furiously driven ; and the next moment-ahaost be. fore he had raised bis head te look-a back vettura dashed up to his door. The vettura was empty; the horse was reeking : the driver jumped down, whig in hand, aud walked in without ceremony, excited" ' Touio Morotti» looking P»le and.

.'' Go? d T -? or«>'s?g, neighbour Beni," lie said. Ifeated you wore gone borne to dinner.

You feared wrongly, then," growled the ■v-yheelwr-ght, without taking his pipe from, hislins. '' Anything the matter ?" ' yes—l have something very important to say to you."

"It must needs be very important, to mako vo-fl ("trive liko that." ") Tide matter is this," said the voting vet. .urwo, boldly "I l ove yolu ; leicc B Giu . joy father left me five thousand lire ; aud that my vettnra and my two horses are my own. 1 can keep a wife in comfort. Will you give me U Giulietta's hand in mar riage.

lo*-. a moment, Stefano Beni stared a. hi?, m angry stupefaction ■ then lumped to his feet, aud shivered his pipe into a dozen pieces. r *

" What Iflanother of you .•' he exclaimed, "Biavolo! it is too much."

(To be continued on Wednesday.)

H_i.Sv^_JP nbllß. lles by the Proprietor ftSSi T. ?- Symonds-street, at Lis _-£__??! __teiK? Pr'«-Mng Office, Wyadha-0.. IsuSl -Province of Aucklaid. New Kea- Satuedav, Fkbsvarx 5, 1881.

■THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. FEBRUARY 5.

(Continued from third page.)



... AUCtIODS. CATTLE-SALES. v » ! Pukbicoiir—Monday, February 7 Pokkno— Monday, Fobruary 11 DROBY-Wednesday, February 10 PAPAKORA— Wednesday, February 23 ALFRED I.UCKLAND. THURSDAY, FEBRUaKY 10. THE REMUEKA YARDS. I IiiORSALE, on Thursday next, Fob- F mary 10. DMRY COWS, STORE CATTLE, 130 Head Well-fatted Cattlo GtlO Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs. For Private Salo. Choice Hams from the best breodcr3. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S. DURHAM YARDS, F'iOß SALE, at tho Durham Yards, ou Tuesday next, WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, AND TALLOW. At 11 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNFSIMY, FEBRUARYS PUKEKOHE SALE. rr-lIIE usual Monthly Sale will bo held on l_ Wednesday next, when A LARGE NUMIDCR OF CATTLE will be yarded, consisting of— Dairy Cows, Storo Cattlo Calves, Yearlings, &c. Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pif,-3. At 11 o'clock. Also, at 12 o'clock. For Pii'o, at Pukekoho, on February 9.1881, n first-class Farm of 81 acres really good land level, well watered, and good roads, within twe milc3 of either Tuakau or Buckland Station, and adjoining tho property of Dr. Corbctt— For further particulars apply to Mr G. S. Heard, Drury, or tho undersigned. HUNTER. & NOLAN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12. FARM OF THIRTY-FOUR ACRES. DAIRY COWS, STORE CATTLE FARMING IMPLEMENTS HORSE, DRAY, &C, THE undersigned have received Instruc tions from Mr \l. Scanlan to sell, on Saturtaj-, February 12, at, 12 o'clock, AN IMPROVED FARM of 31 acres, nil laid down in grass, and subdivided into paddocks, with good stabling and Out houses erected thcteon. Also, .1 acres Potatoes 6 tons Hay 1 acre Maize G Dairy Cattle S Young Cattlo Horse, Dray Farming Implements. HUNTER & NOLAN, m II E SALE OF THE PRInOE OF WALES HOTEL is WITHDRAWN FOR THE PRESENT SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONUS.] [K. C. CABR" 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. Queen-stre.t, Auckland, on Monday, llth of March next, THE ABOVE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. This is one of tho most valuable estates north of Auokland, and contains 3223 acres, upwards of 1000 acres of which are a rich alluvial flat and the remainder undulating. The quality of the soil ia black loam on limestone. The whole IS enclosed with a six wiro fenco, and is well watered by never failing creeks. About SOD acres have been laid down in good grass, divi ded into 7 paddocks. A well-built House, 12 rooms, with Barns, Stables, and necessary out buildings have been erected on the proporty. Tho land not in grass consists of light bush, which, when cleared, will carry at least 3 sheep to the aero. There is first rate communication, __ largo river forma one of the boundaries, and a steamer runs close to tho prop»rty twice weekly. The main North Road passes thronghit, and the •Northern Railway line has been surveyed over 'the block. . , ~ The property is sold to wind up a partnership •estate POSTPONEMENT OF SALE TILL .SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, At 2 o'clock p.m. ELLEESLIE PARK. ELLERSLIE PaRK. AT ELLERSLIE. R. C. GREENWOOD WAS received instructions from Mr R. ' Graham to offer for sale by auction, at Ellerslio, on tho above date. The Whole of the ELLERSLIE PARK ESTATE, Cut up into convenient sized Building Plots, containing i Acre to 5 Acres each. The Estato ia choicely planted with well jrrown Ornamental Trees and Shrubs; com mands magnificent views; close to town by road or rail: well iwatered ; and in every way suited for -.uuurban Re3IDENCI'3. Most of the Land to be offered has never been in th- market for sale before: but from re neated Inquiries, Mr Graham has decided to cut _t up, and sell on easy terms. Lithographic plans will be ready shortly, and every facility will be given intending purchasers to view. Trains will leave fov EuVslie in time for sale, JLnnchoon provide!. JR. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! BUTTER 1 BUTTER I BUTTER I GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell by auction on above date, at II o'clock, 150 Half-chests FINE CONGOU TEAS; Assorted Brands 10 Kegs SUPERIOR BUTTER; Guar anteed Prime Sample. Terms at Sale. rptfAMES CATTLE MARKET. BASKS & C|o., STOCK AND COMMISSIONIAGENT3. Market -each THURSDAY, at their yards arawai, at 2 p.m., for sale of Stock of all des nptiona, Produce, Sec Consignees of Stoci: can depend upon every attention being given, good'Paddook Accommo da-lon. and Prompt Accoukt Sale :VrOBE-.,S PATENT DYN A MITE. TO CONTRACTOKS." MINEKS, QUAKRYMEN and Others. E. PORTER & CO., -OTIC __3BNTB FOR --IB NORTH ISI.AND FOE SOT.lt I'' ftl T o nE AUOVE D y N AMITB, -Pc* "to call attention to the Reduction in the i, . . xiX'-^raßpst or No. 1. Dynamite, which -fs mow X __W ai TWO SHILLINGS and STXPENOB per lb., with Liberal Discount to strpna-h as compiiiT/1 with o.her explosives. Af'er repeated trials by the largest contractors £ Australasian Colonies the -h-CTi-rl diamine that NOBICLS _i_x._votj._jh ;« unequalled for tlio following purposes ; 11° iS? oct_.kkyi.vo. P-lm-tino in hard or soft. M^r rtrv rOCkl TtrNNKtimO, HRRAKING UP we\vß-?( L and' sunken Rooks. Splitting w _.n qruMl'3 BOVUSKHS, &c, Sus. No danger J KEBt?mnfn_- I ai Safety has been completely the absence of accidents either 'r elS. Si storage, or in any legitimate i™ It is nsensiblo to heavy shocks a ner aSe'-J>-.T)being required to develop its Giant t,tt^°. n Printed instructions for using issued PoV- sr' _™ nackaeo. Necessary Double Tape V th ffl&amtiwSjß iv stock. 'Pricereduced. "Www o" flle above Just Landed, ex • Jsr hllrS?-l'-n ilm Company's Instructor, is now m dafonnation regarding this explosive. E. PORTER & CO., HARDWAEJi MERCHANTS, AUOK-AND.



Dampier's Wondeiiul Rarffains. WONDERFUL l\i*.w YEAH BAR GAINS,—Most of tho following Won derful Jlargftins aro in tho Window I Grand Lot of Ladies 2, li, and I button, \V Into and Colour.)'., Josephine Kid (.loves (511 do*..!, 2s; l.islo Thrcßd do, (id; ("mis' White do, Is; Girls do, 1(1; Hoys' Summer Suit!", Is; ?.lens' Holland Coats, Is Gd; Alpaca Dust Coat", (is: Ladies'and Girls' Straw Hats, Od tola6d; Hoys Jleiis'niid Hoys'llliiek or Drab Soft Felt Hals, 2s: a fow Hard do. 2; • ■ —Hand- somo Pictures (framed), M and Id; lluiiii somo do (unframed). 1(1. Come and look at them: Nico Lot of Lovely tJossnmer, 1 ilk-rent Colomv. Is per yd: Grand Lot ol Children's Hoots. 10 lo 13, Is Od per pair; Grand Lot of children's Kid Hoots, 7 to a, lis Od; 10 to 13. Is 6d • Infants' Hoots nnd Slio.'s, Is mid Is (W; Ladies' German Prunella Hoots (sewn), 7s; Ladies Knglish Kid Hoots, -Is (id to 7s; Ladies Auckland Mado Kid Hoots, 8s; Nico Lot of Mens'Auckland Mado -Instic Side Kid Hoots, X to 10, 98; 1 landsman Tobacco Stands, Is onchj Playing Cards, Od the ynck-'lho Fashionable Urnamontca Jtlacl. Fans, Is fid; Hoys' Dux Collars, size, 11 J, Id tho box; Men's stand Up do, 2d box; Nico Lot of Summer Ribbon, 3d ami (3d- Wide Snsli Ribbon, (id tho yd: Diaper, 10.1 tho yd; Ladies' Rink Collars, 2.1 tho box; Iliiiulsoiiio Pugiirces, nearly 3 yds long, 9(1; More Black Satin,Us lid thoyd : lilack Velveteen, 2s(id; Black Hraeolcts, 3d (liepair: tho Fitnliion nMo Black Snako Hracolot lOd tho pair: nico lot of good Hlack Velvet, from 3d ; Men's Summer Sox, 3d; Ladies* White Hoso, 3d; Girls' Suporior do. (!): lot nf other kinds, cheap; Load Pencils, 5(1 Iho doz; Memo. Hooks, 2 for Id, or 5d the doz; Frilling, 2d to Sd; Marking Ink, fid tho bottlo ; Slate Lining. Id the yd; Bread Knives, Is; Chlldrcna' strong, good size, pretty. Watering Pols, Oil; 2 blade Pampa Knives, Od; Holland Pinafores, Is •50 yd reels of Coloured Silk. 2.1; Crapo Trimming. Is llio box of 3li yds; Crapo Collars, Gd each ; largo packets Hair i ins, Id; Superior Sponges, like ihe last. Is tlio pineo ; Men's Shirts 18, 2s, 2s Gd; Hoys' do, difforont sizes, 2s; Watered Marino, la tho yd; Merino, dim-rent, colours. Is 3d llio yd ; Shirting ii: Puff Boxes with Pull's, Oil, Dv, and Is; nice ■ lot of Table Oilcloth, Is tho yd ; Men's Studs, !M tho set; Marking Ink, lid the bottlo; Glass Ink . Hollies with Metal lids, (id ; Hoot Lace*, 3d per doz; lot of Silvered Brooches, Is : Ladies' Si lvered Sets, 2s Gd ; SiKcred Knrrings, !)d ; Finger ! Rings, 2d and Gd: Silvered Necklets. 01 and Is ; Largo Silvered Lockets', 2a; Hand.ome Cork screws, Is: Hlcctro Plated Forks, Is; Spoons, 2d to Is; Knives and Forks (good size). 9d pah-: Barry's Celebrated Tricophorous. Is 2rl llio bottlo; r.ico lot of Hoot Trunks, Is and ss; Dre-sing Combs.3d and lid: spotted Net for Tails, (Id thei yd; Infants' Bibs, fid; Silvered Peramhiiliitovs, Oil; Toy Whips, Id; Work-boxes', litled with Looking Glass. Scls-ors, J He, -'s: Tea He's, fin : largo grand China do, 2s ; i Trumpets, 2(1 to fid; .Punch with Cymbals, Is; . Children's i.latcs. 2.1; Men's Walking -licks, Is fid; Boys' do, fld : nico lot of Scent, Gd tlio bottle; ' Piping Cord, IS knots for Cd ; Shirt Buttons, 12 doz for 3d; Superior Pearl do. 3d tho doz; an immense quantity Of Stay Husks, 2d and Id tlio pair; —■ Hooks and H'ycs, oil tho doz Cards ; handsomo .Metal Dress Holders. 2d each; tho New Fashion Girdles lid each; Black and Grey Thread, 3d tho reel: Infant's Feeding Bottles. Oil: fresh lot Hair Brushes, is ; fresh lot Nail Brushes, large, oval, mid pquurc, Id [and G.l ; Tooth Brushes Id; shoe Brushes,3s tho set of 3: Indies' and girls' Thimbles. Id ouch : Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glycerine Bars, 7d the bar; Blind Tassels, 2d ; largo hand somo Ink Bottles, Is ; ladies' and girls' Um brellas. 3s: largo sheets of Pica, 3d ; ladies hand somo Silk Scarves, Is ol; Morley's Knitting Cotton. 6to 11, Is Oil the lb; Hook Muslin, od ;— Steel Knitting Pins, I for 2d; pretty Kgg Cups, 0 for Is : splendid lot of Spectacles, Is the pair, worth 2s Grt; Slatn Pencils, Id tho doz, or (id the box of 100; Hair Nets, Id each ; Sarcenet, Is fid yd; l-'eoriess Gldss, shines lionts without brushes, 0d tlio bottle; a wonderful bargain in nicely bound books, inoiurtin-. Nelson's Arithmetics, Is; Bread Trays, fld: Brass Dulcimerf, (tho children can play tunes on them), Is each ; . hnndsomo Cut Glass Bottles Scent. Is G.l; other kinds, fld; handsomo Scripture and otlior Mottoes, that hang up, stand up and lay down, Id cuch; Mounted Picture Crosses, 2d.each; Framed Pictures, la tho pair; Black Lustre, Sd; tell tho shoemakers I am selling ladies' Boot Blocks at Cd the pair: a few Tomahawks left. Is each: ladies' Stays, 2s tho pair; lot of superior fashionable Stays, slightly soiled. Is; er.nd lot of Indies' Satin Scarves, Is Cd : Whito Tucked Skirting for Petticoats. Is tho yd; men's hnndsomo Braces, Is; little boys' do, fid : Towels, 2d and 2'd ; Honeycomb do, 6(1: Tur ki.hdo, Is ; Satin Tubular Trimming, Id tho yd; Note Paper, 2d and 3d quire; Knvelopes 25 for 2d ; ■ Toilet Mats. Is the set, G; Ladies'nnd Gents' Riding Whips, 9d; Fingering Wool, 3s tho head of 12 hanks; other colours. 3d tho hank; black and white Berlin Wool, 3d the dozen skeins ; all other colours, -Id tne dozen ; Children's Picture handkerchief', 2d; Ladies' do, 3d to 9d: Gent's do, 61 and Is: piano Brown Holland, le: Tin-key Twill: Is 3d tho yarrt—W. H. DAMITKR, No. 1. Unnor Oueen-strenr ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND. Those who buy from A. McLkod's New Zea land' Local Industry Cash Store, and Spring Latho Mattrass Factory, City Mart, 123, Queen street, opposite T. and S. Morrln, Ironmongers, assist themselves and benefit Now Zealand. Ali articles ticketed in plain figures, nnd delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Country orders promptly attended to. Price List:—Hand Bellows, from 2s to Is; Blacksmiths' Bellows, 29s Gdto £610s; Sand Bellows, for sanding paint Gs; Butchers' Peppe'- Bellows, Cs; Gardeners' Sulphur or Blight Bellows. [Gs; Doublo Action Bellows, "a Gd; Fancy Bellows, 7a Cd to9s Gd; Scrubbing Brushes, 7d to Is Cd; Stove Brushes, lOd to Is 9d ; Round Oil Brushes, JJd; Bannister Brushes, 91 to 2s; Fiat Top Ousters, 9d to Is ; Carpet Brooms, 3s Cd; Cocoa Fibro'.Brooms and Handles, Is G:l; Hair Brooms. 2s to 5a 9id: Sau cepans Scrubs, 9.1; Epsom Dandy Brushes, la fid: Shoo Brushes. 3s to 5s set; i :lot,hea Brushes, Is 3d to 2s; Bath Brushes, is; Handled Clothes Brushes, 2a Gd; Billiard Brushes, 5a 9d; Brcom Handles, 3Jd; Japanned Hearth Brushos, 2a to 3a 3d; Flat Whitnera, Is 2(1 to la 9d ; Toy Ban nister Brushes, Is; Plate Brushes, is to Is fld; Spoko Brushes, Is 9d to 2a 3d; Sash Paint Brushes, 3d to la 2d: Paint Dusters, 3s 61; Toilet Brnshc**, 3s Gd to3s9d; Flue Hriiaheß,2a to 2sGd; Typo Brushes. 2a: Corn Brooma, 2a; Largo Hatha, 253 to 32s Gd; Mil. Cans, Is to 10aGd; Bailers, Ga Gd to 12s: Wa erin_r Cans, Sa G.l to Ga Gd : Washing-up 'I ins, la Gd to 3a; Lanterns, 2s to 2a lOd; Cullenders, la Gd to 2s Gd : Tin Kettles 2a 3d to la 9d: Dust Fana. Is; Pudding Moulds, la 3*l to la Od; Small Patty Pans, Id to I.U1; Saucepans, la to Is 9d; Billies, 8d to 3a: Flour Dredges, Is; Rouud Baking Dishes, 9d to 2s; Oral Baking Diabe-, la 9d; Teapots, Is Gd to 7a Gd; Coffee-pots, la Gd to 53; ?>lilk Strainers, 2s to 2s Gd ; Bread Tins, la to Is Gd ; Square Baking I dshes, 13 3d to 3s 9d ; Slop Pails. 3s Gd to Is Gd ; Pre-'erve Tins, Id to 7'd ; 1 Gallon White or S'ono Colour Paint (ready mixed), 8s; }-<'allon, 4s Gd ; Quart, 2a G;l; Varnish, 10s per gallon ;I- Gallon, 5a Gd ; Quarts, 3s; Perambulators, with two seats, 26a ; single -eata, 21a; Clothea Bas kets. 3s Gd to lGs; Butchers', 7a Cd; Grocers' Baskets, 3s Gd to 7s Cd : Fire Grates. 10. Cd to 16s; Tomb Rails, 10s lo 23s Oct the section ; Sash Weights, 10s Gd per cwt, l}d per lb ; Iron Lasts, 3_d to 41 per lb; Baking Powder, Is Gd to 2s Gd per tin ; Chimney Cowls, 20. to 22a 61; Kitchen Sinks, 20a; FiicKindlers, 3d per packet; Am monia, Cd ocr bott'o ; Chees-3 Press, ll)0s; Bul lock and Trace Chains, Id per lb; Chairs, Cs to 8s Cd; VVayhaiands, Toilet Tables, oflice Stools, SpringLaiheMnttra=Siis, 2ftwide, 12aGd; 2ft Gin, 153; 3ft, 17s Cd; 3fl din, _IJa; 4ft, 22a Gd; Ift 6in, 253 (all guaranteed fo** two jeara); Cocoanut . Fibro Mattrasse?, to suit the soring mnttrn33es, 2ft wide, 17s Gd ; 2ft Gin. 20s; 3ft, 22< Gd; 3ft Cm, 25b; -Ift. 27s Cd; ift flin, 30s; RoKister Grates, from 32s 6d to 37s Gd; Galvanized Iron Buckets, lsßdto2,.Gd; Milk Dishes, 2s 93 to 3s 3d: Gal vanized Iron Wash-tubs, 3? Od to 103; Cannle Moulds, ss; Stropped Blccks, 153 Gd to 19s lOd the set; Frying Pans, 2s 3d to 2s 9d: all kinds of tho best Fancy Biscuits; all kinds of Boots at tho cheapest prices ; all the best brands of Coffee on hand ; elao Black and White Pepper, . and '-round Hice; all sorts of Cordials (includ ing Sarsararillaion hand ; Flax Rope, Gd per lb; Clothes Lines.7d to Is; Household Soap,odto Is 6d per bar; Perfumed Soap, from 2d to Cd per cake; Lai go Vas:S, grapo pattern, 70s por pair: 1 Square Pedestals, 20s to 22s Gd each; all kinds of '. Fancy Pottery, at the lowest cash prices; Drain ' and Sewerage Pipes; all sorts of Tiles and Sinks at cheap prices. Open every week day from 8 a.m.too p.m., and on Saturdays till 9 p,m. to ■ enable tho public to inspect or purchase anything 1 they require. Ooliee JKercnanns DROWN, DARBBI3. & CO.'S ADCKLAHU STKAM O^rfFßK AND„BPIC!i: MILLS,! ■'■• -7*.%-% .■7'7'^-i-'.' '•*, 7!;'.', ; .«■ "■'"'» - - ~ » i--". :;Kv'- *7^:"-\.^vv/-*f:;-;: *~ >••-„- c - "--.v ij,y m ■■;^ ? .ip,y-M-j: 7'; ?'..,-■ \y>.:'7A-y77 ---.' '" - W $ v, ."■■. : ■-': '■:■"•'•'":. : >■' '■'■:■■:■' ''•"■ ",7'7■':■■■'■■■'' '~5:~ r7"■■ COFFEES. IS IS NOT SUKBTCIKNTLV. KNOWN THAT 8000 COFFEE la tha best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Snmmor. To obtain wliat yon really want, ask for ou* Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustai--- their good names over Ten Years, and have VGrv much increased in demand—a sure proof 0 their being consumed and appreciated in all houoehoidfl throughou <_nd even out of oar province. kh Wholesale only at our Mll>3 eca Aueois HL Retail at all 'Grocery Establishment.) fp T wn and Country- g_- , Oar best."1. Ptso H-xcr- Brand, green label 1 qualities,!',] gJO Standard _ .red VEyerypk-/e OH"- r-inn . Pi"* „ I with our gg;o WO" « "J denature, 3-1 o ° _ *f ~T s: __ = - °° -I ©Hi WWgj? h_-K Anchor puce „ I qualltieß, a*-.! Ckivb .. yellow „ [without our o-st ) flignature, Our PEPPERS and SPICKS we guarantee O Boat Quality, and free of adulteration. RROWN.IIARRKTTfc CO FiUott-street, July 13th, 1879. MB s- D°w N| STAY AND CORSET MAKEE, ] UPPER HOBSON-STREE.T. j ESTABMSHBUJ 1861. j Every Description of Stay Corsets, &o. außGitAi, Bblts, upon this Latkst IMPROVBMRNTS. Shoulder Straps Made to Order. j _2TCountry Orders Punctually Attended Io



Bewme Macmnea. Ijl L E C T R I C T> E L L S (FOR DWELLING HOUSES) l>-.i 1, 10 (ITIII C T> KLL S | E __- X C T U I 0 JtS KLL 8 I T. PEACOCK has ust received a shipment of the abovo, which can bo thoroughly rocom niendod to Ilousoholdors on tho following grounds. Thoy aro moderato in cost; com immication can readily bo ii-.udowl.li any or all ot tho r-joins in tho liouao. Single strokes of a telegraphic character can bo made, or tho boll bo rung continuously at will. No dangerous ncids aro usod with tho battery, and it Involvos no trouble, Ono can bo seen on oporntlon, and prices obtained by applying to T. PEACOCK, OI'TICI AN, SIIORTLA_.n-STI.I-ET. i__)oi.b ana anoes. TOOK OUT FOR TU-5 BLUE BOOT. C. 11 11 00K E S Is soiling tho whole of his Stock of Splendid BOOTS AND SHOES (English and Colonial) AT COST PBICE, FOR ONE MONTH. A fow lines of Women's Kid Elastic SlileP, BizosS and ii, at Half their Cost, The Largest St. ok in Auckland to Select rom GALL EARLY. C. BRUO XE S, Blue Boot, Opposite Garlick_& Uranwoll's. Gmatmtns. DEVITT, Gunraaker, _44, Queen -0 Btreot, Auckland, opposite tho Markot houso. Katabilslied, 8o).-Always In Stook and to arrive by direct imrortation from England mado to advertisers own ordor.—Chokebore Breech-loading Guns, Double and Singlo Muw-lo loadors, Hicech-laading Revolvers, Hreech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Oun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and ovory article necessary to complete tho outllt of a sportsman. An assortment of ovory description of Revolver Cartridges, and all tho best Hrands in Sporting Powders aro imported direct from tho makora by tho advortisor, who eun guaranteo thoir good quality. Cartridgoa for tho Knlleld, Snider mid Terry Hides. Jletulllo Cartridgo Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt .vith. Guns Ro-fltockod, Drowned, etc., and every otlior kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable ptices. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good Borvicoablo C. V, Chokoboro llrcech loading Guns cheap. Tho lnr&est stock In Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a argo assortment of Fireworks of the boat uiilitv. Fishini* Tacklo Venetian Blmas. THE AUCKLAND GAs. VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. [ESTAIIUSIIKD 18C-I.] TRADE MARK. RED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail.) Blinds sent to all parts of tho Colony on tho Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds aro Lighter and Chea-ier than the imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Lat6 M. Horton Busby), Practical Blino Makers & Wire-Workers Comer of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Square, Auckland, N. 5?, THE AUCKLAND A.RATED WATER COMPANY, ORNER OF WELLKSLEY AND ALnERT-STREETE. Manager: Mr. Geo. Glkdhill, WHOLESALE ONLY. The above Company, incommeneing business, beg to intimate that it is their intention to Manu facture a Hirst-class Artic:c at the lowest pos siisle prick, and being m po-session of Appli ances which no other It m in tho trade pnssess, they can, with confidence defy competition, a_ t*e following prices will prn--H: - Prices from and attar February 1,1881. £ s. d. Ico (in large quantities, per agreement), perlb 0 0 3 TKrated Water.', Lemonade. Sodawater, Ginger-alt), Ginger Hccr, Raspberry ade. Tonic Water, at per dozen ..013 Lemon fordial. Peppermint do., Clovo do., Raspberry no., at per dozen .. 015 0 Ginger Wine, per dozen 110 Ginger V" me lin bulk), por gallon .. 0 10 G Quinine Wine, per dozsn 2 0 0 Lime-juice Cordial, per doj-en .. .. 010 0 Suraaparilla, per dozen 1 10 (I Stoughton bitters, per dozen .. ..110 OranKe Bitter.', par dozen 1 16 0 Twenty por cent, discount will be allowed oIF the abovo prices for cash, or if the account is paid ou or bofore the 15th day of each month. It acconnts are not paid beforo that date, tho full amount will bo charged. Country customers will be eupplled at tho above prices, butuli packing cases and bottles will be charged for, and a reasonable allowance will be made for cases when returned, accord ing to their condition. Bottles and stoppers when returned will be allowed for aimaikrt prices, Particular care will betaken in packing goods. Customers are particu'arly requested to advißO tho return of empty bottle, by post eard'or other wise, as cases frequently disappear in a most mysterious manner from the Auckland wharf. All bottles not returned will be charged for at market prices. iftaaaiery. ■ft MAKgH^ni WStiJM s^il__4r Wtf. ~ 0 N E S • Having Just landed ex ,'Ferhglen, Loch'Doon,' and ' Scottish Lassie'a lari^assoi*. mentof all kinds of HARNESS MOUNTINGS ho is now prepared to execute all ordpis lor Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horse, Gig or Bog Cart, Single or Tandem Harnesß. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from I £3 ss. Od. fp« Si°N°D K °_--_i& HARNKS W.s.J. has always a large general stoc_., com prising Racing, Steeplechase, and HUttIWS Saddles and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseclothing, Valises, PoTtm&n temx, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste, for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, lee FLY NETS IN GREAT VARIETY. ELLIMANS EMBROCATION. JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved extra strong PACK __ ADDLES always on hand. From MB. Fiya per cent Discount allowed for Cash,. W. 8. J O H E S. WEEN- RKET. AWCKLANtt



I Waikato Advertisements. \XA ME S STUART, *j9 having p.ueceoded Mr Camp in his long established businoas, hopes by untiring atten tion, energy, lion, sty, and civility, to ment a • continuance of tho many favours accorded to his predecessor. New Goods being forwarded by every steamer, customers will Und some thing now every day to choose from. Tho lending items aro --Stationery (Law Commercial, and Ceneral); Tobacconists and Fancy Goods Dealers' Wares; New Hooks 111 endless variety, and always arriving. MUSIU.-Bolng bo long connected with this art, pra-ticul and theoretical, J.S. hopes his friends will do him tho favour of calling to inspect his present and always increasing stock of Sheet and oilier Music, which is being sold at Auckland prices. INSTRUMENTS for Sale: Cornets, Clario nets, Flutes, Horns, Biifcs, Trombones, Plcolob, Flageolets, Sec, Sec, Sec Clarionet Reeds, Violin Strings, Pegs. Bridges, See. Angle- Gorman and English Concertinas, i lutes, Clarionets. Harmoniums aud Pianos Tuned und Repaired on short notieo. Cambridgo, Novomhnr I'li. l!'.*!l. TMTOE TA_. T in OTI CE. W. IC. CARTER, in returning thanks to h's numerous Customers and tho Publio generally for tlio liberal support Ho baa received bineo running the Mull Coach between Hamilton aiid Cambridge, bawa now to inform 1)10111 that, all hough his Mail Contract expires on lllat, : December, hla Couch will still continue to Run I between Cambridgo and Hamilton Station, in connection with the trains to and from Ancle and. W. K. CARTER, Couch Proprietor, , Livery and Halt Stables Cambridgo, 21s Dec, IV A T 1 O IN A L 11 O TEL, ___N CAMBRIDGE Numoroiia Improvements and aililitlons having been completed, this llotol now allords tho bent accommodation to Visitors 1 and Tourists. Spacious Samplo Rooms have loon provMed foi- Coninie.reial Traveller.!. ' First-class Billiard Table under tlio Hupeili - tondonco of v careful Mai-kor. ' /nj uid es vo r t oubis ts, It Arrangements havo been mado so that "Ulrica 1 for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail able upon Bliort notieo. In.tTUCtion by post or telegraph promptly I attended to, AUDUSH A V N B 5, Proprietor npAUPII-ICOAI. MINIM! COMPANY JL (LIMITED). Tho Company aro now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at tlio following prices:— 1 Household (lumpy) 12a per ton 1 Steam (screened) 10s Slack -._ Ih In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in hulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and Ono \ hunga, will bo recolvoit at the Company'H 1 Ollieo, Fort-street. Orders for other Stations, addresses to tho I Mlno .V.anater, T'liupiri Coal Mines, Huntly . and accompanied by remittance, will lie 1 promptly attended to. • KUANZ 3CIIERKF, j rr.AUl'll-tl COAL TAUIMIUOOAL 1 Thia vory excellent Household Coal 111 now ' bo had in any quantities at tho Yard Break wator. Ordora loft at our Otllo, No. 1. V iroet will moot with iiumctliuto iitttention. HAMMOND & BSRON. Auckland. May 10.1SS B EDWARD'S COACHES TO THE GOLDFIKLD.-TIME-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha overy Tins day, Thursday, and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday, Wcilneaiiuy, and Friday. Special Carriages provided to Order. B. EDWARDS Livery and Bait Stables Hamilton. rriHE a i_?ha |_r«*TEL KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. 11 A L L I N, Proprietor. Visitors and Travellers will moot with Con forutbio Accommodation. Locso itoxea. Cooii -tablinu. IAUKI*. OF CAftlD'oliHil".: HOTia KOBEKT Xl 1. X WO O l> (Formerly of National Hotel), Having purchaaod the Duke of Cumtnlil,,. will bo glud to boo his old friends ai.d :.lu Public It. K. Intends shortly to mako Important allerationa to thia Hotel, and will do his best 10 give satisfaction Merc nana'se QUI. EN -STK X I.T W11A I! F, 1 II AY E O N _. A i. V. (EX UKCKNT AItKIVALS) : A LA 1.1-_G E SHT O.C.K O F rpEAS, CUGa'KS, QIiOCKKIES, AND QILMEN'S gTGIUfI., Comprising— FINE TEAS, In half-chests anil boxes Victoria and Sydney Comp inion' SUG AR3 Mauritius and Fiji diito C.-NDLKS-Helmont, De Rouhaix. Sec Sec. Starch, Blue, t'Oap, -'cap Powder-, &o CtirrantH, Kigs. Barcelona Nuts. &c. Klcmc, ili.sciitell, and Sultana I'AISINS 1 Jama, C_ndicd Peel. Marmalade Jellies Brown & Polaon's and Brown's C-HINFLOUR CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, "tsences Van Houtcn's, Taylor's, and Fry's COCOA and CHOCOLATE. 1 Neavo s Food, Maizina Salad anil 1 aster oil. Hair Oil, Kc. Pickles, Saucea, Curries, Capers, &c. ! Blacking. Wackleatl, Vestas RICE, SAGO, TA--lOCA, ARR'HVIIOOT ' Salmon, Lobßier, Sardines, Cod-fish, Ling, &c. ! Butter, Clieeso » HAM. and BACON J Washing and Carb. Soda ' Tartido Acid, Cream of Tartar 1 Paper, Pap' r Bags, Confectioner's Bags ' AMERICAN CANNED FRUITS, &c. ' &c. Sec. Sec. • G. W. OWEN & CO., 3 QUEEN STRKKT WHARF, ' HAVE ON SALE ; J 300 sicks Meek'a Crown Brond FLOUR c 500 „ VVilgm, Harraway KCo/s FLOUR 100 „ R. Anderson's FLOUR 500 „ Auckland Ground FLOUR j 100 „ Wood'a" Star" FLOUR CO tons „ Make, &c, in Small Bags t 800 Backs HEAVY OAT -500 „ TARTARIAN SEED OATS t 000 „ BRAN and SHARPS 100 „ FOWLS' WHEAT 800 bags Westorn and Wcstail'a FINE and COARSIC SALT 200 cases KEKOSINE OIL 35 baleaGrey, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER \nd paper bags G. W. OWEN & Co., QUEEEN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 30 cases Prime CANTERBURY CHEESE 30 cwt. Prime HAMS and BACON 10 tons CANTERBURY POTATOES. /VTOTICE! _lOTICn.II iSOTICKIII R. L. Mkkk. the Working Man s Grocer, hav ing removed from City Market to more commo dious premises known as Lennox's Buildings, Grey-street.takesthißopportiinity of thanking nla Customers for the very liberal support they havo favoured him with since commencing business, apd trusts, that by a strict attention to businesa, together with civiiity,diapatch,and a good article, ; tomeritacontinuancooftheßame. R.L.M.woul > call special attention to his Stock of NewSoa . son'a Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture . fit 23 pdpei- lb. Ho also calls attention to hla ' Orocerieß, wb'ich in prico and quality cannot bo . jiirpassed. ' Hla pi-oyiaibna dre'in' prime conai ; tlan: the Besj; Canterbury and Wairoil'Cheese, which only requires a trial to b« appreciated; , and at prices bo low aa to come within tho reaph I of all. Ho haa great plea_uro in announcing to • his patrons and the general public that hi 3 ' rapidly increasing trade haa induced him to mako arrangements for a constant supply of tho Beat Fresh Batter obtainable in this provlnco [ for their benefit, f o that they may rely upon ' gettine a ready good article at a small cost, his motto being, Small profits and quick returns.— Note tho Addreßs: R. L. MEEK, Lonnox'g : Buildings, Grey-street, Auckland, — Families I waited upon for orders, nnd eoods delivered. \47AiST_-D, my Customer, to take par. V ticula" roticcof myChristmaillo'idaya j List of Bargains, coraprisin_r a grand ossort- | ment-of Ka-hicnablo Mill'iicry Bonnets, and; some of the Chonpest Trimmed Ladies' Hats in ■ Auckland. My house is celebrated for selling the best and cheapest Kid Glovoaiu town. Tho following list of prices will bo a sure guaranfeo that tho articles will Insure themselves to the I public, especially Bohemian Kid Gloves, an ex- ; cellent quality, in nil sizes, price la 9d per pair, | worth 38 lid': one j;r.p of Twilled Flax Shirting, j 1 at7d peryd., worth!ls; Summej Fancy 2-Button • 2b worth la per pair; a Good Dark Kid GJpve, ; s-fenttoned, 2a, worth 3a Cd j a splendid value'ln • Ostricli F*»th9f'B. 53 Gd, worth 10a 6d; a large ' stock of Long Wnl*p Ostrich Feathera equally rbfian • 1000 yards or Dr-os ilehair. for Summer ffi^ nor yard, 'worth l¥Wf'% do|e» Silk ' , Scirvea, ft pseh, worth 2a ; 50 aozilfa Cot larota, Is, worth .y i a g.god line in Bfabk ICld Gloves, 2-Button.3a, wolfhia Get per pair; Men's ' and Youths' Ventilated Straf Hp.M at la, i worth S3! a splonflld' loj B Boys" Straw Hate Ud each This is the only mm jn town thit hag gSt tie new Chinnelb FriUingW Ml I. rases; alsora great variety of Gold and Silver Lacs; the -lerS.'s New Tuscan Hats at is, **prth » 6d. riot Theavy Flax S_irt ; pg, at 7d faep yard. 1 wOTtHlfl'-WM. EyBB ViotdriSrStreet,



Land and Bstste Agents. ] ■ ' _ 1 V\T H. ffi IS X IJ A I. _" X ESTATE'S: GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, No. 20, Insurancie Buildings. Tho advertiser, having had 17 years' ex perience, and being intimately acquainted with all properties now in liiH hands for sale', can advise ijtlen.iinl. Settlers in th.-.'rchoice ot land. KARMS.fro.u ol) to SUNK) aci.w, on hand. Kiill particulars on application. Several good In vestments for Capitalists. Comi>iis-<ii.ii!* cf every description oxoouted (orC.untrV Settlers at low rates. /-". II AS. VV £LLJA Ms° N iIOUSE/LANI) AND ESTATE AGENT, Vui.oan Lane, Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST Collnctod. MON ICY Invested for Capitalists on lirst-olaas Boourltica, wn-iiotiTCHAHOK. Sevkn per cent allowed on doposits until invcatod. MOKTOAGI-S and LOANS NOROtiatod. SHARKS Bought or Sold to ordor. ESTATES Managed for Absontoos. BUILDING AI. DOT MX. NTS FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT!— llorcsferd-streot, Ul)/ Duke-streot, 28/ Vio w 1 toai I. ;„•"/ Cook-street. £'J l'ei-cival I'ariide. 35/ Edwin-street, 21/ Rokeby-strcot. 10/ Victoria-street. £10 Wyn<lhain-Hti-i!t,_.lolo'Orafton R0ad,156/ William-street, (ill/ Nolaon-Btreot, 10/ Rnssoll-stroet, 7/ Vine-street, 10/ I Franklin Road, 00/ Shelly lioach ltoad, 30/ Kcclamation, 70/ Kyher I'ass.ilO/j Conquest I'laco, 110/ Norfolk-street. 35/ I Wooil-sircei, la/ Liverpool-Btrect, 10/ Hackett-ntreet, 35/ Ilonie-street, 20/ Also, in various otlior stroets at low ratos. ■P. 9.000 T0 LEND, in Sums of £10 and up 3JAVUV wlll -,i H , n „ Kon(1 H ,„., n .itioH. A NGLKSEA-HTREKT. _ Now Kive-roomed JA. Verandah Collage; two largo corner allot ments, p anted with fruit and nriiiiinuntiil trees. ' To he sold cheap. Owner leaving, .CM r,M—Two-roomed HOUSE and two cornor j *tv" 1; 110 t,,i.cms for sale. A nargiiln. £9!Qrt ' s'''u' l''ive-niiiineil House for salo In oV-j.-v- ponsonby. Krontago lo two streets. f?01t SALIC, Slock, lease of I'romUea, and I! Oood'.vill of a Clieinisi's Knsinu.!', in oxeel linit position. (?9i:.|— New Clve-i-oomnd Houso for sale in •L-SDW ICingstreel,; lino garden. Alao iiildl llonal iillotinent if ilesireJ. ... I.WMAHKI.I'. House and Stabling, with " lui.-c.illtMiN-.i--. liirealeleheapl. ■\\7"lCliljlN<.TON-STi:its.T. ■ I'rct'y ('otlagn >V for hi.lo, neur -t. J.iiiiih's Church; gas and water laid on ; garden, Sec. pAitNici.l.. - Newly-llnlshed Plx-room-xl 1 I louse for sale; \>k imanl view ; £:iS(). Also' one ul .i::iiii. .(> 1 of. -Koui'-rooiiied HOUSE for aale, In tho '•"--"• city, en easy tunas. .0. >()()- Six-iT.onieil HOUSE for sale. In Ron ,-i_/_jv/v/ Hlin i iy , Largo nllolniuiit, line viow of harhonr, Ensy terms. Cl ..?-— l pour-r ied HOUSE for solo off CoI .L.I.UU i,, K . O I!oail . etc. ONE TREK lIILL.-Si!V(iii-r(ioiiie(l Houso for aiilo; Willi aero of ground fully planted pi r,K.— Klve-roomod House ror Sale in Now .o 1 .1.1 t on ; | m . K „ Kttl .,i on . fowl-house, Sec £7 X CASH.—For sale a New Slx-roomod *"v llouuo 111 l'onsjnby — owner leaving. I'riee £225. l'i)*7r Y - Now House for Sale at Mount Eden ; .__.__ i... || vo ~O OMIH. i ur( , u allotment fenced. £100 can remain. pAl'AlvUHA.—Allotments I and 2, oiqiosilo X llunler and Nolan's Yards, for sale. /•OAA.—Six-roonu'il House and Kour-Stalled J-'ivv .stable for Male, in Kast street. Nowton .Pinn-BOUSIC for sale near Mount Eden */I*JU Hallway Station; also, one at £200. 4 LLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSES Built Jl on tho Weekly Ite-niiyment bystom. .(">•_• QiV-Ncw and W'ell-llnlslied Seven-roomed XiOOV Hi>..:_|. for k."1o in Newton; largo corner allntmont, detnelied workshop, wash house, fowl lii) 'so, o-cclloni garden. pi(\r,l) -VILLA KitSIDENCI. for Hale, fit ~ *-w\j Mount Albert, portsessing one of tho llni'Bt views In the district. |-../!()-.N'(iw H'ive-i( ed HOI SE In Fern *""" leinh-stivet for sale ; garden, Sec. ■P, I rjll—New HOUSE, four rooms, in ltussoll 'Ul'"' sir. ct. for aale £l QY- NKU HOUsi-forßiiloin Wo_t-strcot * Newton, near I'lininguliiipo road. / I ItAVTON I'.OAD, -!l.' Acres iv grass to let VI (with Houso) on lease. I.owrontal, |"_>l7r ) -New Slx-ruoined Houso for i-alc, In — •s>'> Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid view of harbour. I'OA(\— -*lx-rooine<l Houso, all finished, for -^'J-"' sale, in Lineoln-atrcct; large allotniont. p'il A—Now House in llrown-stivot for Sale, <**"' lv' near I'onsonby Road ; two tanks /COLLEGE KOAD-Commodloua Kaiully Resi \j ileneo I'm- Sale ; das and Water laid on. pUI-KI-OHK iCAST.-Klne Farm or 107 acres I for Hale noar Kiiilwiiy-station. Coinrortable homestead : little bush ; £1 ills per acre. VJEAEIELI) HOAD. — Comfortable Cottigeß 0 (now), for .-'.lie. on easy terniß. / IREY-STRI-El'--ix-rooired Houso (now) for VI sale. Largo allotment. Also, two whops, dotaclieu workshop &v., on very easy terms. SIMM'S In iligh-sneet, Karangahapo Road, and Kreeinan's Hay, fo • tale, cheap. MOUNT EDEN— 1-irgo Now Houso, fitted with every convonlonce (two acres of land), for sale. Fine viow. U-ARMS also For Salo at Hunua, Mount Edon- A Waikomltl, Richmond, Koiuokorlkl, Man, gere, l'aremoronio, Stokes's I'oint, Waltakerel Henderson's Creek, Roinuei-a, (Cambridge, Big and Little Omaha. Kurioi, Riverhoad. Morn ingside, Mahurangi, VValnui, Omaru, Ararimu, Coromaiidel, Okalhu, North Shoro, Owhiwha. I'apakura, frc Also, sco list In New Zealand H...-.'A and Wttkl\ Vcw/. CHAS'. WILLIAMSON ESTj'.TB AGENT. Viiloan Lank. J. M. LBH N° x Khtatk Aoi:nt and Vautatok, t_UKKN-(STItEET, A'-'OK-AND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANE, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. No CitAiioE to Lender ok Investor. qpo SPHCULATOBS and .Investorß. - For X '-ale, iii lots t*> suit purchasers, till that commanding site known as "(!Lillian's corner," to x I2S. The tonus will ho made so easy that any gentleman desi'-ng aa a"oliiieiit on thia magnificent eslaio will bo ablo to Ooao.-.1. M. Lennox. E.tote Avent, AuekDnd. 721, 171ORS LE—A Bargain-Suburban Villa con laining fcvcn rooms, with 3j acres of volcanic land. All chained and subdivided into nine paddocks. In addition to the House, tie !••• are shoca, stables, dairy, Sec. This fine propeny >n only live inlmites' walk from tlio railway station. 1 rice. ___,000.— J. M, Lennox, lislate Agent, Auckland. 71L. N'KLSoN-.sTI.KHT. Eiitht-ruomed Houso and Lnr.o Freehold Allotment. Price, £_2o Tonus cm bo arrunged.—.l. M. Lennox. I^OK SAL'i—ll rare opportunity-Resldenco and about Three Acreß in Ponsonby. Can bo out up toudvautiigo. Hiice, £ 1,000 This is a line opportunity for a speculator. Termac.n be arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent, Auckland. }^OK SALE, a Farm of 9G acres-70 acres of which are laid down in Knglish Orasses — o; ly I'l miles from a railway station. Price, £100. —J, M. 1 e-.nox, Sstate Accnt, Auckland. C7L. I7IA it.M of 125 acres, at Hunua, about ono mile from ihe Hunua Railway Station. Price, A.7">o. —J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent, Auokland. i;.*l. rpo FARMERS, for immediate sale, a Good A Farm, of IG7 acres, all under cultivation or in grass, with a Lirgo aud Commodioua Family lie-ideiireci'ccted'.thereon. The farm la only la miles from tho city, by a good McAdamiscd road. I'riee. £l,2ii(i.—J. M. Lennox, Estato Audit, Auckland. GIL. C.OTTAGE, with half 1111 aero of freehold, In 1 Pupaku-a. Price, £10.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. TO FAR.MH.HS-A Hargain.—Farm of 101 acroa in East Pukckoliu. Sub-divided,mid -.bout 30 acres in gra s. Tho land is pint bush, is well watered, luia a cottage upon it, and is only twenty minutes' walk from tho railway station.—J. M. Lennox. TO FARMERS.-Forsale. a First-cIUBS Farm Of2o2acreßOn the K'aat Tamaki; all in grass, well watered. Price,£7per acre.—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent. 31L. ■P 1 7 A Baruain—COTTAGE In Cook-Btroet, d-n-fj with freehold allotmont. Price, £175 ---iCoO cash, balance can remain upon tho property. —J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent. pq-j-A Fine ALLOTMBNT in WollingtonT ■ S,(J- J street; all fenced, and planted with fruit trcea. To any person about to build, qnly a Biimll deposit required,-J. M. Lennox ,'8 O FARMEHS -)nd '■peculators.—Eor Salo, ono of tho Beßt FARMS in tho Waikato. There are liSl acres, mqn. of which ia in tlio boat Knglish grasses. 'ihia|inp propcr'.y has a com foi'tahlo and commodious residence of 8 rooms, and lo only a f<w minutes' walk from tho rail way station. This property has a largo frontage to the mam road, and is i . the heart of tlio vil lage. A large profit might ho made by cutting it up in vilhigplots. For full particulars apply to .1. v. 1 cntiox. Estiitn Agent. 52L. V.UHUI.HAN RESIDKNCE.-A niOßt beautiful ''ful silo of 20 acres, about 8 miles from tho city. The view is wood and the land is first class. This line little property ia well euitod 10 i,ny gentleman wishing to occupy his leisure hnurs profitably, i'riee, £7'0.-J. M. Lennox, Unlato Agent.Aucklnnd. 11L. -siO FARMI-KS-Forsale, a First claß3 Farm 1 of 4'JO acres, 10 miles from tho city, with eight-roomed house, four stall atablo, nnd ovory convenience. Pries, £1810. Crop at a valuation 2L, o 1 K ()— A Four-roomed COTTAGE In Brewer —' x'jyj street, off Cook-Btreet; freehold allot ment; good well. Prico, £150, Terms can bo nrrang d. Let for 8a per week.—J. M.Lennox. Kstnte Agent. 26L. GRAFTON KOAD-A Bargain.-House of 7 rooms, with largo freehold allotment runn ing back to tho Domain. Prico,'£3so.—J. M. Ijennox. 15CK. ITiOR SALE, a Four-roomed Cottage in Con quest Place; a beautiful viow of the har bour. Freehold allotment, 05 x 97. PrlcO, £185: £30 eußh, baliiiVeo on Building Society lirihciples —J.M.i-ciinox.Est-toAgoht. 10L. ' A FIRST-CLASS FARM of 150aorps, twelyo milefci from tlio city by a good macadamlaod road. The land ia all foneod, and laid down in the best 8 nglinh grasses. There is a good houao and overy convenience. Tho -land ia all flrat cluai'.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. 89K, TT.OR IviMEDIATE SALE, a Farm of 100 X acres at Paterangi, 5 milea from tboOhaupo railway stalion. The land is mostly ln imias. ( Tin cUvolliiig-housocontiiins live roomß. Price I £375.—.7. M. I ennox, Estato Agent. 12L. I rsio FARMERS—A Bargain.—A Farm of 107 I J acres in East Pukokohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roonicil Houso and overy convoni- I once. Price, £100.—Terms can bo arranged.— IJ. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. U.K. ! r'*o FARMERS-A really -llrst-class Farm of 1 -. 571 acres, mostly in grass or crops. Thia ia some of the beat land in tho Waikato, and ia I only two nnd three-quarter milea from a railway station. To .a bor.l tide settler this is a ilrat class I opportunity. Price low; terniß easy.—J. M. ; L-nnox, Kstato Agent. I_BK. ! -pUKEKOHE WEST—Farm of 200 Acres, j A adjoining Buckland and Shepherd's; good land. Price, oils per acre.—J. M. Lennox. 117 K. mO FARMERS—A-Bargain.—Farm of 256 JL n(>(M, 1;,0 acres of yhiph arg IU utam. Tills flrst-'olass fa'rui is situated at the junction of two roads, and'ia near a railway station. Price £1 108 per acre—J. M. Lennox, Estate ' Agent, 1-HK. ri. p FARMERS and Others.—One of the JL Ciioi.cut e'ipms iii tho Province. Theroare 217 acroa t/ithin 3 ipilSs '6^ tho ;cijiy"; Qustlty fcj ' land' cannot bo oxcelled; ldr-ife nino-rp6med r?-'dpnee.— 3. M. Lennox, Eot-to Agent.' i-K.' I /Sar For Houses, -arms, and Allotments;'see my lonp advorj;'..pmpnt ip ' Weelfly Herald." ! J M_ LENNOX, Estate Aggi.t. auokland.



Land and Estate Agrents. 1 JosEpn Sank, I fG. E. Clark, Fort street. I t Cambridgo. I LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, j Fort-street, Auckland, and Duke- Bt.reet, Cambridgo. nL'ARI. AND p ANE From their long resldenco in Waikato, their thorough knowiongo Of tho various Soils com . piised in tho Auckland Provincial District, and tlieir practical occi-iiuintanco v. ith Agriculture, are in possession of facts thin ouaij.ii 1110111 to give the moat reliable inforiiiaiioiito Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Safe Securities for Investment of Capital, FOR SALE.—Cnolco Farms in the Districts of I Wutituto, Piako, W'aioa, mid Raglan--Proper . tios which r.lioulil bo inspected by every intend ing Purchaser of a Homestead, beforo linally lixing his choice o'BOwhcro—-Improved Harms varying in extent from 1111 l acres to MOO; also, several l niniiu'oveil Properties.—For further imforinatloii unulv to tho Adveitisci-d. . : ________ t - — lvieaical in 1 T v ii 1. n S CELEBRATED .13 LOO D ]{e.TOKEKI 13 Tke Greatest thiuhpii ok Modern Times no more physical degeneration If tho Laws of Health are observed, ordinary care exercised, and Blood Rkstoukr Freki-Y Taken i H I T C II E N S' Celebrated .Blood Xvk_.,',orkh I IS CERTAIN CU It 1C 1. For the Langour, Lassitude and Disease which attond the Hear and Drought of nenil r tropical and tropical Climate**. Fovora which no quickly fasten on tho dohlll II tatod iiyutom may easily 111 c kkit away by the timely use of this jl _ar most wonderful remedyi •(■*_■ In fact, by ltd into" tho Mont. Miillgiiiuit of Tropical Fevers iiavic rkicn kjicutkiirrono 1 tlio Human System, and by Its aid Dying, Fovor-sti'lekun Men liave been, an it worn, „ RAISED FROM THE DEAD j A well-known Auckland Tniilesiiian.piiiiously I 111 with Solatlmi anil l.iliiiliauo. Ilys for relief lo >' Mi-llitclions. His tostiinonial Is below. Head it— BLOOD RESTOKER V. DOCTORS AND 0 HOSPITALS. i- The Modical Men of (.rent Britain tried for f twicntv YKAHR to cute aii Engllshimiii of thy painful (llseiißii of Rhoiiniiiflsiii. and llnalle '• advised him lo come CO New Zealand, Ho (■nnio Ho Htw Mr HiteliciiH 1 11.1 partook r freely of Blood Rusturer !■ Ilia testimony is below. Read it? Lorno-stroot, Auckland, 12th April, 1880. 1 Kir,—l have boon a suH'.rcr from rheumatism '. for the last twenty yours In llio old country. Through advice 1 received from medical men I ! emigrated to New Zealand as being 11 warmer • oiiinate, und iiioro adapted for tho euro of my complaint. For tho last twelve months I havo 0 BiiM'ercd most frightful anionics from Ihe paiim In all my joints. What made my c». c worse I 1 caught 11 Hovoro cold, on tlio cold subsiding it n left an asthma, which brought on dropsy; and 1 BuH'orlng under Ihcm- maladies I tried all medical aid, and was live inonllis In the Dlst-ict t Hospital, Auckland, and neither my wife nor myself ever tli .. lit I would leave it alive, as I I gradually got worse, having miiim and large 0 BWellingHiii my knee join is, and arms, shoulders ." I and bunds dlstoried. My wIV hearing of your unit Bcelng your testimonials in tho newapapers t from parties wliloh live around us, 1 nuiilii 0 enquiries from several who had been under your treatment, who stated themselves that - you cured them whon tlieir caso wan supposed to bo hopeless. I determined to boo you at a - hazards, and was helped to your place by 111 wife on sticks. Only live months under your t oaro, and tlio whole of my complaints havo disappeared,and am new able to follow my dully t avocation. Thanks to a merciful Providence that, 1 was brought under the inllu nee of your II medicine, and wishing that you may bo long 1. spared to bo able to administer ycur valuable Restorer lo other sullerliigs as you have dono to i- n;o.—Yours faithfully, SAMUEL FIELD. To 11. A. 11. llitcli-iiH. HJsii., Auckland. Auckland, 28th Juno, IS7P. If. A 11. Hitchens,Esq. i- Sir,—l have much plcasuro In b.ing ablo to bear testimony of the great good to be received 8 by taking your Blood Restorer. Having 11 very c bad uttaok of Sciatica and Lumbago, I was for weeks unable touttend to by btr_fno:s : I waß B under the treatment of a medical man, and tried all kinds of remedies, but. received no relief ; in r fact I was gradually getilng worse. A friend 1, recommended me to try your Blond mixture, but you being a stranger to mo, and not know , ing tho quality of your imxture, I was sceptical about it. My friend culled again, and attain 1 recommended me to you, and from what ho t said I was Induo.d to callon your agon ts, Mossra Humilton Bros., and get a bottlo of your Restorer, and I am ulad to say that, after taking ~ Bix bottles, I was able to attend to my business, , and an 1 now quite well. Should any friends of i' mine at any timo be sullering with Rhoamatlsm, f Gout, Sciatica, etc., I will most cort&liily re ,. con liienil them to take your Hlood Hcßtoror.— , lam, Sir, yours truly, N. McMILLAN, Vulcan .. Lane. d Ornionil, Poverty Il.iy, Pcpt. 81.11, 1880. Mr 11. A 11. Hitchens, Auckland. » Sir. —It illlordfl mo great ]ile»Biiro In testifying ■ to the iinmeiißO value of your medicine. I had been Buffering a long timo with lihcumntio Gout, and for some timo hnfore taking your Hlood Restorer I had to b" lifted In and out of - boil; but afier taking one bottlo 1 felt such relief that I wa. able to assist myself, and before r finishing tho llfth bottlo I wits perfectly cured, 1 and have not bad a return of even the symptoms of the (Urease since. Altho'tlils testimony Is unsolicited, you are at liberty to mako what use of it you tilcuio, but 1 feel it a duly to acknow ledge the ellleacv of your medicine.--1 am, Jsir , yours truly. W. HUNTER. T7ILECTRICITY, THE RESTORER OF , i.J IMPAIRED VITAL KNKRGY. The medical faculty havo pronounced Btrorgl ; in favour of Pulvcrmnchu. 's Bands anapower -1 fill medical agent. The following aro selected from a mass of prof c slono'. testimony.:— W. S..NKI.Y. M.D., ; " Ernest Stebbing, aged 16 years, no. of a respectable tradesman. I was called to sr. him, found him far advanced as n Paralytic, very ; indistinct utterance, obliquity of vision, alight ! drawing of the mouth, inability to feed or dress 1 himself, nndiiiaitempliiigtowalk when as Isted 1 dragged one foo\ On Sunday. July 30, IS7I, , first applied tho Chain-Battery to spine, and all medicine 1 were discontinued, and the galvanic current administered ; for the lirst month he rapidly improved. Tlio times of operating were ' overy other day, and now nearly a week with ' out un application. Ho Is now able to walk up and down oir bills almie, and regarded as the ' wonder of the village." EDWD. R.S.SHULDMAN, M,D.,.M.A., Oxon. ' " Will you kindly aoiul a Cluiih Hand that can bo worn round the loins for Lumbago, &c. . I have good accounts of your Volta-Eloctrie Chains from al! quarters. Should you caro lo 1 make use of my namo you aro qu'te welcome to . do so." Agent for New Zealand : GRAVES AICKIN, Tub Pharmacy. Au?klani. A Thue Story.—A palo, thin, nnd anxiou looking man wont into a riruggls's shop in Qncon-strcot, and told tho chemist tlio story r| his troubles. Ho wasasiifrerer froii a chronic chest complaint, which inflicted him with many Sleepless nights, owing to llio incessant cough. His chest folc tight and oonßtraotcd in breathing nnd the tenacious phlegm was a continual 1 sonreoofannoyanooandirritation. Ho feared''he was consumptive, imd that tliore was not much to be dono, as ho had tried everything: how ever, as a last rosource he would try Aickin's Syrup of Kooalyptcs, with hypophos pniTES ok Lime and Quinine. Having pro cured a buttle, tho chemLt advised him to show it to tils medical man. as it was not a quack romedy. but purely a pharmec utical prepara tion of great value. In addttion, ho should adhcro to small doses of puro cod liver oil. • which could b" taken at tho samo time ns the -_uca.yp.us and Hypophasphitcs. A fortnight, passed, and the sa,rao palo, delicate-looking man returned to the shop In Queen-street, and asked for his frlond the chemist, Thoinvalld then re counted, with a bright eyo and hopeful fnce, the . efl'ec s of the wonderful medicine. " I soon found tho worrying phlegm become more liquid, and expectoration was quite free, conse quent y 1 was relieved from tho dreadful en vh 1 feel so thankful I can now sleep nt nlf his. During tho day I feel a mountain lifted oil'my onest. and I can oat heartily and relish my food which I could never do before," Do yon think it possible tills improvement would have taken place in ordnary course without the medicine?—" Certainly not," thoinvalldrep'ied '• I had BiiU'ored too iong for that; however. I shall take two bottles more, and reporl to you furlhor." About a fortnight Bineo the mime person called upon thoohomist. Ho was no longer palo nor caroworn : a tinge of healthy rod had roturncd to tho pale foatureß of the now con valescent patlont. Ho had morely to say, "I havo called to tell you that I consider your medicine (tho Eucalyptus with liypophospliites) has saved ray lifo. I fool I am getting better rapidly, and I should toll you that although I havo had remedies prescribed for mo in Sydney. Melbourne, and othor places, nothing rolieved mo until I got your medicine. I thank yon very much, and will make its value known to overy ono affected aa 1 wa". I shall note tho address— , Tho Pharmacy,' Queen-street. "—[Advt.] rWRK OF SKIN DISEASES. To he Editor: Sir.—Herewith w. have the pleasure to fqrward you a letter from New Zea land bearing testimony to tho successful treat ment of a skin disease oi' long standing through tho use of our Eucalyptus Kxtract for tho bene fit of those Bimllarly afllieted. Wo hope you will deem tho subject of sufiicient importance t. afford this letter a spaco in your valuablo taper.—Yours truly, SANDER & SONS. Bridge-street, Sandhurst, July, ISBO. iNVBROAEQItT.. N.Z,, Bth JULY 1880. Messrs. Sander & Sons, Sandhurst. Gkntlemkn,— Having suffered from eczema (a skin diseaao which ia very prevalent in this colony) for about nino years, I had consulted numerous medical men horo and in Australia, and had takopi arsenic strychnine, iodide of potassium, etc., internally, and had used pro faratlons of zinc and load externally. In fact had tried all tho romedies known to tho faculty, and what between travelling doctors' I and druggists' bills, hud spent a small fortune, almost if not wholly without results, oxcopt to injuro my conatitution. During a reorJit visit to Hokitiku I was recomntendeil to try your Extract of Euealyptua Globulus by a brother who had experienced great benefit from it in allftviatlng a very sevoro cold, and, no 1033 to my surprise than satisfaction, I found the disease which had troubled mo so long was conquorcd, and tho skin resumed its normal condition. This was effected by the o^tornai use of less than two onp-ounpp bottles. You are welcome to mako any use you please of thU*i letter, and J subscribe myaolf.—Yours (S'gne-_1 JOHN H. KERR, Manager, Union Banl; of Australia (Limited Agent for Auckland: GRAVES AICKIN, * THE PjIUItMAOY. OOBKN-BTBEB2.



I Ironmonerery. &c. | I E. pO-S'-TSB & C° .YUnU'SAT.- VNTJ KI'TUr, IRONMO N G E R S AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUREN AND HIGH STREETS AUCKLAND. IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, &c, Sea. Have JUST LANDED a Large Shipment of GENERAL Ii"URN IS 11 ING AND BUILD ER S" IKONMO NGEU Y. I Joseph Roll-era & Son's and Lockwo.d Bros.' i Table and Pocket CUTLERY Atkin Bros Mic-i Sliollield ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS ■ 1181 WR i; ';.' "'"l7"'-W $f "" ■"■*■' 7,^?'f i|. Heat I' Io ft o-Phllc on Nickel Silver Cruets. BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON CRUETS. Tea and foll'tfO Services, S-vlng Troys, Dessert Mini Kls i Knives. Kihli Cuivcs. Tart Servers, Cake llaskes, Kug KriiineH, Custard and .leilv Frame., Sardine Ilexes, 81.0.u1t Boxes, Ciinillt-HiekH, Emit Spomi", Duller Coolers. Break fan I and Dinner Cruets. Te i and Ci It'eo Pols and Kia seivice., Cliuot. Jugs, .Swing Kettles, Pickl-i Frames, Toast Hacks, Salvers, Napkin ltln_s, Sl(l-i Dlnl.es, SuUil Servers, Knife liesls, Grape S'li-sorn, Cin-d lie ce vers, "ys'ei- 'I iin—nn. Table and Dcs.ert Knives, Forks, and Spoons. i COMMUNION SKltvimcii, Hotter Knives, Pleklo Forks, .-c. French Bronze Ornament-. Hell Metal Archimedean -crow VI.NTTi.AI llltS, suitable for Churches, Schools, nnd all Public Kulldings Cheavln's RAPID WATER FILTERS Doulton and v\'utt'a Fillers Harden Seats and Garden Arehea Hrin.h-.varc and Door Mats -tcps. or Sten Ladders, lo be sold cheap Family WASIIINi. Mai'.illNK.s couiprising Mangle, VVashing .Machine, and Wringer in one American Washing Machines and Wringers AMERICAN WRINGING MACHINES wl'l ringifrom a t'ockot Handkcrohlof to a Blanket oqually well, COPPER AND BELL METAL PRE SERVING PANS. Enamelled Preserving P«nn and Muslin Ko't'oa WIKK I-IHH COVKHH 111.1 l jMKAT -APKH OAS ST I. V X.-*, al ttrciuly Hcdii'-ud Pr'OBS KEROdINK COOKING STOVES, with Oven Saucepans. Steaiuo a, Fry Pans, and Tea Kottlcs, Sec Gas i'iiANi)Kt.i-rs, Hall lamps, Brackets, Globee, &c„ &c. Gas and Koroaino Goiktng Stovos are pacu liarly suited for thia warm climate. LSAMIXOTON and other Ci.osK-l-lltK RiNOES, from :'(> inches to ;'il inchos, with Oven and Boiler, or Double Oven. Hmi.-i-RESsuRi. Balk Boilbub, for suoplying Italllf, ,>*c. EI.AMI-.1.1.-11 C.-BT-IKO-.- Baths ID:', Si'ONOK. .ml' riiowi.lt Baths Rkcistku Stovks of nil kind.-, 111 lino casta Firet quality Her iv Blacked, and samo with Minton Tiles nt side Black, White, und Red Maiiiilk MANTEL PIECES , „ ~ Enamelled Slate and Imitation Marble Mantel pieces E. PORTER & CO. Aro now landing ex A, c, D_FkiktAß The following Goods :— SHEET LEAD and Compo. Pipe Patent Moil Axles ami Cart Springs Charcoal and Coke Tin Pates India Rubber Hos_ for Gas and High-pressuro Water Hose Joints. Jets Spreaders, Rco's, So. GaS CHANDELIER:1, Hall Lampß, Pendants, Sec. American Chandelier., and Brackets, for Kero sono Eclipse Keroseno Table Lampß and Duplex ditto CARTLAMD'S Door Hinges and General Brass Foundry Single and Double Barrel Guns, Best Twist and Clioko Horo (;i eiißcs) Bronzed and Black FENDERS (11 ca.es). SPORTING P0 W D E 11, CAPS, WADS, AND ALL SPOUTING REQUISITES. AMERICAN GRANITE EN A MULLED WA.iK. ENGLISH ENAMELLED AND STAMPED TINWARE, Grocer's Canisters, Sec Ale. Spirit, and Bottling Cocks, in Y.M. aud Electt o-platod High Pressure and Toilet Cocks Steam-valve Cooks, Sec, Steam, Vacuum, and Locomnttro G 1/OEB Water Meters, from _ to 2 inches Minton'a Encoustic Til: *. and Tilr Hi.ai.ths Lawn-edgo Clippers or Verge Cut runs Smith's Vices, Vice Boxes and Pi., a Mortice and Cabinet Locks Chostorman's feTKEL Land Chain's French Band Saws Sweops, Machines and Sausage Fillers PatentiStecl Picture Lino Ewbank'a Nrilß, Antl-Fcctious Groaso Perforated Zinc, &c„ &c„ &c, All Goods Carbfully Packed and Forward];,!"), with Despatch; E. p°«"K. * o°" RETAIL AND FURNI SUING IFON MONGERS, QUEEN-STREET. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT AND IRON YARD, HIGH-STREET, Auckland,



I Merchanrlise. | THE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, TTTH- Pir-T AND MOST EASILY WORKED Family sewing-machine in the MARKET, Without Ri.gaub to Pkick. With the Machlno is furnished-T [(-miner Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins, Oil VTV?™ 0. 3-* driver, iflvo Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for uso. All securely packed in strong ease, without extra charge. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck ruffle, hemstitch, and gather, and bow on and gather at tho samo time, and will work equally well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goodß, with Silkl' Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1. N B —This is also adapted for uao on talbes and Treadlo, which we will supply at any timo, of elogant American manufacture for £2 6a No. 2—MACHINE for Treadlo use only, having tho very great advantage of being set level with tho table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand somo polished top, complete, reduced to £■_ Ss. No. 3—MACHINE, with polished covers ac abovo, to lock anil protect machine, re duced to £7 7b. Where tho genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC iINES aro not procurable wo will send thciii ii-cet to purchasers on receipt of romit tanc reference. Tg VHi R V ~Q ENU IN X HOME-SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M, M O3S & C o' SOLE-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. VT BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS. "Si* SOLE IMPORTERS! L, D. Nathan & Gc. AUCKLAND. Wo havo appointed the undersigned Sole Re tail Agent for Auckland, where the genuine Home Shuttle Machines are procurable by time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition rreo of charge. J. V. BREDA. SHORTLAND-STREET f?-| TjIREK piFT S Tho Proprietors of Wolfk's Aromatic SoniKDAM Schnapps, to Induce tho destruction and prevent tho improper uao of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protect the Publio against fraud and deception, lia»o enclosed ln the wruppors o under the label on the quart bottles, since Ist October, 1878, and continue to snti N KyaRV Day' Pack ma Throughout the Year THREE ct 1 ORDERS, Which ore drawn upon the undersigned, and will be cashed byithelr Agents. To secure theso Gifts the Publio must be careful to ask for, and accept nothing but, tho Genuine Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, With onr name upon the Top Label. AGENTS I L. D. NATHAN & 0 0., AUCKLAND r i i r o iT" 7! SUGAR COATED PILLS. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And are only pilla which contain LEPTAN.DRIN AND PODOPHYLLIN, These two powerful antibillious plants are a sure cure for all diseases of the STOMiCH, Liver and Bowels, Headache, Indigestion, Dizziness, Pain in thb Side ob Back, and especially BILIOUSNESS. They never weaken or gripe, unless the stomach is very foul, and they are very EASY TO TAKE. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers ln Medicines. WHOLESALE AGENTS J L. D. NATHAN & CO. AUCKLAND Established in 1833. "DRISTOL'S QARSAPARILLA, THE GREAT PURIFIEROF THE BLOOD The quickest and most certain cure for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORKS, and ULCERS. .All kinds of| diseases or sores arising from l_u- blood and humours. IT NEVKR FAILS In effecting a complete oure, It used a sufficient lenglit of time. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. Wholesalb Agents L. D. NATHAN it, CO. »UC..LANP. Q R I E I. T a l T <j NI C. THE GREAT lt_UR RESTORER Infallible for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying the Hair, removing Sourf, Dond rutt. and curing all affections of the Scalp, upon which it has an almost miraculous offeot, causing a splendid crop of Hair to Bpring up and flourish where before all was barren, It is delioiously fragrant, refreshing and In vigorating, and the Hair that is dreßsed regu larly with this delightful preparation acquires a softneas, lußtre, thioknesß, vigor, and flexi bility, that is wonderful. For Sale by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN & 00. AUOKLAND. TMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE. ! MURRAY be LAN.MAN'B C-SLE^EATEO JjiLOßip. A'^AIJR, 1 . _^c rlohMt, most lasting, yet most delicate I ' or all Perfumes, for use on the 1 LANDKKRCHIEF, At the TOILET, . ■_ _, And Inlthe RATH, _\B|thore are Imitations and couutevlcite, al warn ask for tho Florida Water prepared M the sole proprietors, . LANMAN T KEMP, I NEW XORK. WHOLESALE AGENTS Is, D. NATHAN & [CO., Sole Agents, auokland,