Ftill those scene-snirtlngs arc occasionally inevitable. Events must be related (is they happened, and "set" in the localities where they happened; and if it should sometimes seem that incidents and peiflou agos not "germane to the matter," make unwarrantable intrusion upon a stage already occupied, t it must be remembered that life is made up of such intrusions. Two ships, starting from opposite quarters of the "lobe, have been known to meet in a foggy night precisely under the line of the equator, escaping collision by almost a miracle. Two rivers, widely remote in their sources, converge as of set'purpose, and rncnt to change the destinies of nations, others like the Tigris and Eupbratei, make for a common goal, run parallel for awhile, and having sought each other in vain, diverge for ever. Men run against each other, wreck cacli other, miss each, oUicr, just like the ships and the rivers. The comparison is trite enough ; but " 'twill serve."

And the purpose it especially serves in this connection is to announce one of these same iucvitable shiftings of time and place. We are bound for fresh woods and pastures new.

The scene changes to Verona. To Verona in the month of October, some three week?, or thereabouts, before the date of Mr Marrables visit to Old Court. _ To Verona, and more particularly to an aucient house in a narrow and infinitely di'ty by street running almost in a line with the Piazza dell Erbe—a street of dingy shops and narrow pavements, of foul gutters, and gloomy archways full of bay-wapgons and workshops; a street noisy with much hammering of coppersmiths and coopers, ■and pervaded by wandering odours of fried lish, leather, garlic, and stale cabbage water. Yet, like many anothor mean and uninviting thoroughfare in many another old Italian city, the Via Capello has seen better days. Because it is gloomy and narrow, it v not necessarily mean. These high, dull houses were anciently the town residences of nobles whose feudal strongholds crowned the spurs of the blue hills for miles around. They built their streets narrow for shade and coolness : and they packed their houses] closely, because space within the city walls wait |precious. The meanness of the street is in its modern uses, its dilapidation. The houses themselves are of noble type, with rustic basements, and overhanging eaves, and here and there an ogive window, trefoiled and pilasteied. or a fragment of rusty wrought-iron grating, broken, but still beautiful.

One of these houses-not by any means the most picturesque, though one of the largest in the street—has long been known as the Osteria del Cappello. A century ago, perhaps, the whole house may have been a llouriiliing|hostelry ;]but as it 3 prosperity declined, the three inner sidci enclosing the courtyard became giadually sub-let, till the inn consisted (and still con sists) of only the lower portion of the street front. Here, on ouo side of the gateway was the {kitchen, and on the other a cheap trattoria, or dining-room, frequented chielly by vetturini and peasant farmer?. The two floors next above were in part appropriated tothcaccommodationofcustomer.softhe;same dojjree, and in part occupied by the landlord and his family ; the top-Btory like all the rest of the building, being sub-let to fami lies of the ariisan class.

Seen from the street, it is a grim, deso late, prison-like place ; with one lovely Gothic window bourded up, ami a bundle of hay hanging over the dark archway. Seen from withinjon a bright morning, when two sides of the quunrangleare flooded with sunshine, and the gossips are out upon their balconies. land the retturiui aie cleaning their carriages in the yard, and the cocks and liens are strutting about in search of what they may find, and all is noise, and life, and chatter, and bustle, it is as lively as a hive full of bees.

Three tiers of open galleries auprorted on pillars run round the three inner sides of the building, and are divided ollaccording to the 1 number of windows pertaining to the occu pant) of the rooms wiiich open upon them. On the middle pillar of the lowest gallery, just opposite the ' porte cochere,' hangs a little wooden penthouse containing a half obliterated painting of the Virgin and Child; while over the archway, on the inner side looking to the courtyard may be seen a sculptured tablet, on which is represented a shield with armoml bf arings, surmounted, not by a kmghtlv helmet, but by n quaint, low-crowned hat, it is this hat, this "cap pello," which gives its name to both street and iun. To *ay of one ot these old palazzi that it is a house with a histoy, is a mere truism. The times in which they were built were times ot feud and bloodshed, and the diffi culty would be to lind one whose walls, if they could speak, would have no talc to tell. But the history attaching to this particular hense is no mere record of murder and rapine. It perpetuatef,almost as a matter of course, the memory of a deadly feud ; bnt it also perpetuates the sweetest, the tenderest, the saddest love story of the Middle Ages. This Osteria del Cappello—otherwise the Hostelry of the Hat—was once a princely mansion; that Hat was anciently the crest of a noble Veronese family. The house was called (lie Casa de' Cappelletti; and the Cappelletti were tue Capulets of Shakes speare.

Here Juliet lived ; and hither, in mask and domino, came Komeoto his hereditary foeman's " ac.ustomed feast." The baked meats about which old Capulet was to anxious, were cooked, maybe, in that very kitchen beside the archway ; and the hall in which the guests danced and made merry would surely have been one of these ground- Iloor rooms looking into the courtyard— Ba'ilio the joiner's workshop, perhaps, which has a rare old ceiling ; or the long room opposite, which islnow divided by a partition, and occupied by two sets of lodgers.

A hive indeed I The old roof shelters some forty or fifty souls ; decent, hard working meohanics with their wives and families—shoemakers, tailors, silk-weavers, journeymen, bakers, stonemasons, cork cutters, leather-dressers, printers, and the like. The men, tor the most part, go out daily to their work. The women live half their time In their balconies, gossiping, nursing the j babies, darning their busbanuV stockings, and cutting up vegetables for the midday •' minestra." As for tho children, whose name is legion, they swarm all over the place, chasing each o'her about the stair cases, playing at hide and seek among the hackney-carriages in the courtyard, getting behind the horses' heels in the stable, tumbling down the cellar steps, and behaving generally or if they were made of jjuttapercba, and warranted not to break.

It is early—not Quito half-past six—and the vcttunni are busy washing down their carriage-wheels, dusting cushions and mats, attending to their horses, and so oftan going to the well with their buckets that the good housewives have hard work to get their pitchers filled. "Dio! it is always the snnie game here 1" says a buxom, brown-skinned woman, the wife of a street-porter who lives on the fourth story ; " all the world wanting water at the one moment 1"

" I bave been waiting with my can these ten minutes by the clock 1 grumbles another.

"Eh, that's nothing new!" chimes in a third—a wiry, acid-looking body, with a black kerchief tied about her head. " One had need to come before sunrise, if one wouldn't lose half the morning." Then, turning sharply upon the vetturini —" Kcco ;" she says, " why don't you men carry your buckets to the fountain at the street-corner, instead of keeping us poor women waiiing ourturn to the crank, like a string of theatre-folk at the gallery-door ? It isn't amusing, I can tell you 1"

" Trudge off to the f treet-fountain your self, Dame Giannetta,' 1 retorts one of the men. "'You' haven't to be at the station by seven, to meet the first train from Milan."

" I wouldn't leave cleaning my carriage till the last minute, and then drive my poor horse off its legs, if I had !" retorts Dame Giannetta.

1 'Che Kche! cho f Paolo, where's the good of answering the women ?" growls a stout fellow in a green felt hat, who is in the act of filling his own bucket. " They are magpies, and must chatter."

" Ay ; and they'd gossip their time away all the same, whether we kept 'era wait ing, or whether we didn't," adds Paolo, with a shrug,

Whereupon, to the accompanient of a shrill chorus ot reprisals, the women push their way to the front; take the well by storm; and, half-scolding, half-laughing, keep possesion of the crank till their house hold vessels brim over.

Meanwhile, first one, then another driver, buckles his last strap, fetches his whip from the stable, leads his horse and carriage out of the yatd, and drives away. At last but one remains—a sturdy, fresh-coloured, sulky-looking young fellow with frizzy black hair, and a carnation stuck behind his ear. A fellow who sports a velvet collar to his coat and a crimson woollen sash about his waist, and thinks no little of his personal appearance. He is apparently in less haste than his companions ; for he stays rubbing up the plated doorhandles of his vettura and polishing his window-glasses, as if time at this haur of the morning were of no value. "Look at 'Tonio Moretti, hanging about, as usual, that he may catch a glimpse of La Giulietta 1" laughs one gosaip to another. T. n wathjw . nr\ I mi

"Lucky for her! These isn't a steadier lad in the whole quarter." " Nor a better-looking !"

', So well-to-do, tool-lii" own vettnra ami his own two hacks and he not twenty three 1" J

They'll make a pretty pair," qnavcis a meek old woman, with skinny hands, bare arms, and naked feet in gaudy wooden clogs. "I don'tknow so much about that," snaris Dame Giaunetta, who had daughters of her own. "It takes two to make a pair, as any cobbler will tell yon. 'Tonio's well enough —too ihort and thickset to my thinking • yet well enough, as young men go nowa days. But the Blessed Virgin only knows what he, or any one else sees in La Giulietta 1"

And then they fall to work to pick the said Giuletta to pieces. She is too tall, she is too thin ; her nose is too short; she docs her hair badly ; she is unsociable ; she has no manners ; she wants education (your disparaging critic of the lower Italian class always comes down with this crushing alle gation); and »o on in a gathering crescendo which presently becomes po shrill that it attracts the attention of the young vetturino at the other end of the yard.

" Peace, wnsp-tongues ? Can't you let the donzella alone ? Sacramento ! You're never happy but when your backbiting your betters."

These words-roughly spoken and em phasized with a scowl—break up the mag. pie Parliament with sudden confusion. " Wasp-tongues, indeed 1 There's insolenco for you. "Our betters? By my faith, I'd like to see them in this house !"'

"Speak for yourself, :Tonio Moretti! Maybe your betters not are our betters."

"Such a girl as La Giuliettta, for ex ample'!'

" Brought up, as you my say on charity !" " Holy St. Nicholas 1 what next 1 wonder '!"

Thus muttering, scolding, frowning, tlio gossips catch up their pitchers and prepare to go their ways, just as a young gj t ] carrying a big brass can runl! lightly down an outer atair on the sunny side of the court yard and comes smiling into the midst of them.

" A happy day te you, Monna Teresa— and to you, Lucia. I hope the madre's couch is better this morning? Ah, Dame Giannctta, what a beautiful fuschia you have on your balcony !-it does one's eyes good to look at it. Are Lisa and Lotta gone to market yet ? Cara Carolina, I went to your door last evening, when you were out —the poor dear baby was crying so piteously! But I could not get in to comfort him. Another time, if you will leave your key with me, I can attend to the little ons. I never go out, you know, after vespers. What, going already ? Ciclo! what a hurry every one is in this morDing! A girl with big serious brown eyes; and a rosy, childlike mouth: and a slender throat; and a soft olive complexion, like pale gold—a girl as light and swift of foot as Atalanta herself; her little hands tanned, but not coarsened, by the ardent Lombard sun ; and her black hair coiled in a loose, careless mass at the back of her delicate head. She looks very young younger, indeed, than she really is; for she was seventeen only a week or two ago. She is an orphan, adopted and brought up by her uncle one Stefano Beni; and Stefano Beni, who was her mother's brother, rents three little rooms and a balcony on the south side of the courtyard ot thel steria del Cappello. lie is a hardworkmc, cross grained old bachelor, by trade a wheel wright; and his work&hip is under one of the ground iloor arches of tue Koman amphitheatre ia the Piazza Bra. He says he is poor ; the neighbours say he is parsimonious. Uncle and niece, at ail events, live sparingly enough; and La Giullictta, who cooks, mends, washes, goes to market, and winks at ecclesiastical embroidery fnr the trade, thinks herself will off with a new gown once a year. "Why are they all in such haste to be gone !" she asks wonderingly. " They hardly spoke. ... is anything the matter ?" "Per Bacco !—it means that I have affronted them all round. They'd been dawdling about the well, cackling their ill natured gossip for the last half hour; and I lost patience." "What did you do?" "It isn't what I did, but what I said." "Then what did you say "'.'' " I called them ' w.np-tongues' |" " A hard word 'Tonio I" "It was a true word; and they didn't like it. People never do like the truth." " Does not that depend on how it is said, and by whom it is fipokcn ? Now a hard word from you, 'Touio—who are such a favourite. . . ." The vetturo laughs, takes her can trom her hand, and stands it on the brink of the well. " What do I care for their liking or dis liking ? In all Verona, there is bnt one whose good-will I covet." " That is ungrateful." •' Tell me that I am a favourite with yourself, and see if I will be ungrateful, bella Giullietta l" But the girl is evidently in no mood to be courted. i( Do not quite fill the can, please," she says, brusquely; "or it will be too heavy," " 1 will carry it up for you." " And leave your horse to pn where lie pleases? See, he is tired of waitiug. He knows he ought to be at work by now !" " I wonder if he also knows by whose fault he is late ?" " The can is quite full enough, 'Tonio." "We should have been at the station in time to meet the first train, if La Giulietta bad come to the well at half-past six, instead of a quarter to seven." " Prythee give me the can, good 'Tonio I lam in haste to go to market—and hark! the clocks are striking.'' " Nay, I must dry the handle first! Sore this is a b'gger can than you bring most days ? It looki as if it came from Venice." " Uncle Stefano brought|it from Chioggia, years and years ago—l dare say it came from Venice. lam sorry to be obliged to use it; bat the other leaks, and 1 have given it to old Bcppo'to solder. But in truth I have no time to waste in talk—please give me the can."

"It is too heavy for you, " cara." I must indeed carry it for you to the third land ing.

This insistence, this "cara," are too much. Her eyes kindle with quick anger; and sjie gives him one look—just one. " When I want help," she says haughtily, " I will ask for it. And it will not be yon whom I shall ask."

" So, so 1 You need not wither a fellow up with your lighting in that fashion!'re monstrates the vetturino, sulkily setting down the can. " You know I mean yoa well . . . . but do what I will, I never can please you, bella Giullietta 1" However, the wrath of La Giullietta is not to be turned aside by a soft word. She only tilts the can : pours off enough water to lighten it; and without another word, crosses tho yard, mounts the stair, and i» gone.

A heavy frown settles meanwhile on 'Tonio's handsome face. For a moment, he stands irresolute. Then with a deiiantlaugh and a muttered oath, he lights a cigarette, leads his horse out mlo the street, flourishes his whip, and drives away. " You are late this morning, deal," say* old Anita, the chestnut-seller, when la Giullietta corves tripping presently through the archway ou her way to market. Old Anita has sat in the shelter of that ancient gateway, selling fruit in summer and chestnuts in their season, for the last thirty yeans. She is very old, and Very poor; and the lodgers are good to her according to their means. So, when the girl stays to drop a centesimo into her little tray, sto* smiles and nods, aDd accepts the tiny obsto as a matter of course. "You are late, dear," she repeats. "Ah I saw how it was I I saw 'Tonio Moretti filling somebody's can just now at the well, Che ! che !: che !—the old woman has eyes as well as another. One need not be » Gitana to foretell the future, either I" But La Giullietta is half way aloug the street by this time; and old Anita, looking after the slight figure threading its w»J rapidly among carts and foot passengers, shakes her head, and sighs, and warms her , withered hands over the brazier on which her chestnuts are roasting. " A good child 1 a dear child I" ■ «1* mutters to herself. " Too good for him— too goodt He will pot make her happy (To be continued on Wednesday.)

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tfrlnted snd published or to mprieto* Henry Brett, of Symonds-street, at ws ~; General Steam Printing Office, WyadlW* ;Jt Btreet,in the Province of Anokland, New Bea _ land, Saturday, January 22, iß3K^^-rf 1 .^mnMl^B

fUE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. JANUARY 28,



Auctions. B, TONKS.] IR. C. CARIt. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. TO BAKjsKS AND STOREKEEPERS. FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR 1 B. TONKS & CO,, WILL sell, on Tuesday, the 25th inst., at 11 o'clock, 200 tons FLOUR, 2COs » „ i, SOa Maniples at Jlart. n. tones) (r. o. cauk. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, FIRST SHIPMENT OF SALMON, WHITING, DRIED APPLES, HAK PER TWELVETREES, EXTRACT OF SOAI', WASHING AND SOAP POWDER, BLUE, &c, &c. 15. TONKS & CO., WILL sell, on Tuesday, the 25th inst., at 11 o'clock, SIIIPMKNT3 OF THK AIIOVK GOODS. just landed, ex ' City of Now York" and 'Lady Jocolyn.' 1!. TONKS.] [R. C. CAKK. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2G. AMERICAN BUGGIES AMERICAN HARNESS AMERICAN WHIPS Chka. ri v v Sale. At 11 o'Clock. B. TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers. is, tonks.] [n. o. carr WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. COMFORTABLE FREEHOLD DWELL ING HOUSE, with Good Stables and Out-buildings ; Fine Well ot AVater ; about One Acre of Laud, with River Frontage, situated at the Whau Bridge close to the Railway Station, and Omnibuses Pasa the Door. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wed nesday, February 2, at 12 o'clock, THE ABOVE. Without Reserve. Torms: J cash; balance, at 8%. B. TONKS.] [K. C. CARE. 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-strcst, Auckland, on Monday, 11th of March next, THE ABOVE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. This is ono of the most valuable estates north Ot Auokland, and contains 3223 acres, upwards of 1000 acres of which are a rich alluvial Hat and the remainder undulating. The quality of the soil is black loam on limestone. The whole is snclosed with a six wire fenco, and is well watered by never failing creeks. About 500 acres havo been laid down in good grass, divi ded into 7 paddoots. A well-built House, 12 rooms, with Barns, Stables, and necessary out buildings havo been erected on the property. The land not in grass consists of light bush, which, when cleared, will carry at least 3 sheep to tho acre, Thero is first rato communication, a large river forms one ot the boundaries, and a steamer runs closo to tho property twico weekly. The main North Road passes through it, and tho Northern Railway lino has been surveyed over the block. The property is sold to wind up a partnership estate B. TONKS.] [E. C. CARE. AT AN EARLY DATE. OMALL BUT CHOICE SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN ORGANS, " Empire State Organ Company." case of musical instruments. Organs on View. b. tonks & co., Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRASE. [JAS. DACRK. MONDAY, JANUARY 24. By order of the Mortgagee. IMPROVED FARM AT AWHITU. THE Subscribers wil] sell .at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 21th instant, at 12 o'clock, Allotment 22, and South Portion Lot 23, Parish of Awhitu, with all huildinga and Improvements thereon, as now occupied by Mr Edmund Boyle. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCHRANE.] [JAMES DACRE. MONDAY, JANUARY 31. By Order of the Mortgagee. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, HOBSON AND CHAPEL STREETS. SIXTY ACRES, HUNUA. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fortatreet, on Monday, 31st instant, at twelve o'clock, Part of Lot 17, Section 30. having a frontage of 50 feet to Hobson-street and 50 feet to Chapel-Btreet by a through depth of 333 links, with the Prince of Wales Hotel and all other buildings thereon erected. Lots 8, 9. 10 and 12, sub-division Lots 20, 21, and 22, Section 25, having a frontage of 60 feet to Lower Hobson-street, and 20 feet frontage to a back street, with Dwelling-house thereon erected. lot 170, Hnnua, containing 60 acres. Full particulars on application. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. SURPLUS SHIPS' STORES. Ex 'Loch Fleet' and 'Loch Urr.: E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by Auction, on Tueeday, 25th instant, at 11 o'clock, at their Stores, Fort-strsct, a QUANTITY OF SURPLUS STORES, consisting of Biscuits, Split Peas, Flour, Potted Meats, Coffee. Preserved Pota toes, Supar. Tea, Vinegar, Butter, Baiains, Mollasses. Bait, Rice. Pork, Beer, Port Wine, Sherry, Brandy, &c. Also, Ann PACKAGES of Candles, Vestao, *3" Lobsters. Sardines, Tea, Tart. Acid, Cream of Tartar. Canary Seed, Baking Powder, Wrapping Papers, Twine, &c. Also, TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, />K CASE 3 CALIFORNIAN APPLES "" Ex Mail Steamor. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M. ELLERSLIE PARK, ELLERSLIE PaEK, AT ELLERSLIE. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr R. Graham to offer for sale by auction, at Ellersllo, on tho above date, The Whole of the ELLERSLIE PARK ESTATE, Cut np into convenient sized Building Plots, containing I Acre to 5 Acres each, Tho Estate is choicely planted with -well grown Ornamental Trce3 and Shrubs; com mands magnificent views; close to town by road or rail; welllwatered ; and irt every way suited for Suburban Residences. Most of the Land to be offered has never been in the market for sale before; but. from re peated inquiries, Mr Graham has decided to cut it np, and sell on easy terms. lithographic plons will be ready shortly, and every facility will bo given intending purchasers to view. Trains will leave for Ellerslie in time for sale. Luncheon provided. JJ. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneers.



Auctions. I THUKSDAY, JANUARY 27, NOON, NORTHCOTE, t,ate Stokes' Point GOOD BUILDING SITES. ] TO lto so.il by auction, on Thursday, 271h mat. at Arthur's Mart, Qucon-street, 12 o'clock noon, 15 SUPERIOR ALLOTIIKNTS, on the n;ain road situated opposite tho lato X. Hartley, Man- property, and adjoining Mr Howard H, ■ within a short distance of the wharf; plea aantly situated, and well sheltered; liaving : TERMS:—Ono-third cash on tho fall of tho , hammer, tlio balance can remain on mortgage for two years at 6". Also, 9 Splendid AllOfcmonts in tho Government Township on tho Point, comnmmUnga most oxtonsive and iinintcrriiptod viow.nnd Bomo Ot thorn having a water frontage. Tonna Cash. K. AHTIIUK, Atictioncer. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2G BY ORDER 01' THE MORTGAGEE. G. W. I! ISN E V ; HAS received instructions to sell by , public auction, at his Mart, on Wcdncs- i day, January 2tith, at 12 o'clock, | Ml that Piecoor Parcel of land bring part of Lot 23, of Subdivision into Lota of Su burban Allotment 8, of Section 7. in tho Suburbs ot Aucklnml, having a Frontago of Xi feet to Karangnhapo Road, and bein" tho whole of tho Land comprisod in Mortgage, registered as No. 0,(51 11. Upon tho abnvo aro 2 Two-story Houses, woll nnd faithfully linllt, and situated liot.wocn tho Jowisii Ccmotry and Mr Thomas Belcher's. Terms .it Sain. (IOUNTUY CATTLE SALES. J Papakdba—Wodnoailay, January 2G ALVIIEI) AUCKLAND. _ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2(i. PAPA XU R A YAIt DS, ITIOR sale, at tlio Papakurn Yards, on IJ Wednesday, January 2li, A QUIKT BUM-, by Robin Adair 10 Hood Dairy Cows Young Cattlo ALFRED BUCKLAND, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. THE HAYMA RXE T. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. JTIOR Sale, on Friday, January 2Stli, at JD 12 o'olock, TWO ALLOTMENTS IN CANADA STRKKT, being Nos. 32 nnd33, with a frontage of Olift., and a main doptn o 150 ft. to a stream affording good drainage. Also, GOVERNMENT ALLOTMENTS, 10. U. and 12, Commercial Koan, Titirangi, and section 21, Titirangi. containing more than two acres, with frontages to Brown street, Wynynrd-streot, and Richmond^ street, being subdivision of section 7b. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. THE REMUERA SHEEP FAIR. ENTRIES CLOSE FORTIIE CATALOGUE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. FO xv SALE, rpWO-TOOTH KAJIS, from the best 3 breeders in the colony, as follow :— A. and J. Anderson 20 Lincoln Rams J. Harr Brown 7 do do McLean and Co SO do do R. J. Middleton It do do W. Kerr 2 do do G. S. Selby 15 no do A.McNiccol 10 do do 13. McLean 10 Leicester Rama B. Mcl-pan 2 Imp. Leicester Rams Joseph May 20 Lincoln Rams J. S. Graham 13 do do Georgo Cox 20 Ram Lambs Also, Ej B. McLean's Flock of Leicester Ewes. 10 young Kwes bred from Mr Jo?. May's flock SO aued Kwes from Jlr Joseph May's flock GOO Four, Six-tooth, and aged Kwes 200 Kwo and Wether Lambs 1030 three-quarter-bred Wothers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY JANUARY 25. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Jnnction Yards, on Tuesday next, 25 Prime Fnt Bullock!', from Waipipi 10 Fat Cattle, from Waiknto 20 Fat Cattle from tho neighbourhood I' 0 Kat Sheep. Fat Lambs Veal Calves Also, Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Calves Yearlings, &c. Fat and Store Pigs. At one o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2G. W A I U X U SALT. The usual Quarterly Sale will be held at tho Waiuku Yards, on Wednesday next, when A LARGE NUMBER O? CATTLE will be yarded, consisting of— Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Calves, Yearlings, &c. Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs, At 1 oclock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I, JUNC TI O N YARDS. SHEEP FAIR. The undersigned -will hold their Annual Sheep Fair on Tuesday, February 1, at the Junction Yards, at 11 o'clock. Intending vendors are requested to forward particulars of entry for catalogue as soon as possible. HUNTER & NOLAN. miIAMES CATTLE MARKET. EANKS & 0.0., STOCK AND COMMISSIONiASENT3. Market each THURSDAY, at their yards Parawai, at 2 p.m., for sale of Stock of all des criptions, Produce, &c, Consignees of Stock can depend upon every attention being given, good Paddook AccommO dation. and Prompt Account Sale Gottee Js2.ercto.anxs 'S3RQWN, .DARESi2 & CO.'S AUCKLAND' BTKAM OaffFKK ANDZSPICESMILLS,! COFFEES. ri IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAX GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what yon really want, asfe for oni Best Brands, the BXCKLSIOR or STANDARD, Which have EUDtained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proof o their being consumed and appreciated in ail households throughout and even out of onr province. sa. Wholesale only at oar .411118 and Agents Kft. Retail at all Grocery Establishments In T wn and Country. gsjg » Our best 3«o Exorl Brsnd.grcenlabelf qualities.1 ■Rod Standard ~ red }■ Everypkge 313^ Uon Ptofc <• I with our «»° ' (iftnaturej Sal gll S3 a gos ) Out lowes %2 g Anchor pnea „ ( quaUties, §2a Crown ~ yeUow „ (without onr oZt ) signature, OurPEPPKRS and SPICKS we guarantee of JestQaaUtr.and^eofadu^ragon.^ Elliott-street, July, 13th 1879 *



Dampier'a Wonderful Bargains^ WONDERFUL NEW YEAH BAR GAINS,-Moat of tho following Won rtcrrnl HarßniQH aro in tho Window itofl Lot of Ladies 2, 3, ami t button, Will o and Colomwl, Joaopliino Kid Gloves (n(J do:;.), 2s; iXi Tliwad do. Gd: Gents' White do Is; fiiiiH do Id- Boys Summer Suits, la: Metis Holland cSats, 4s lid: Alpaca. J)i.«l rout... (is Ladies' and Girls' Straw Ha ts. fid tolsCd; Hoya'^ ]\?ous'nnd Hoys'Hlaok or Drub Soft Folt Huts, "a- n fowl Lard do, 2; Enormously Larxo iland somo Pictures (fnimcdl, 2d, Id. and (id; Huiid soino do (unframortl, Id. Coma and look nt thorn • Nice Lot oC Lovoly Gossnmoi1, lUJtoront Colour? hi r>cr yd: Grand Lot of Children's UooUl, 10 to 13, la lid per pair; Grand Lot of rhildron's Kid Hoots, 7 to I), Us Gd; 10 to Hi, Is fid • Infants' Jloota ami Shoes, Is and la (id ; t m]:( •«' cormiiu I'vnnolln Hoots (sown), IU (id ; 1 ad eh Knßlisli Kid Hoot?, la (id to 7a; Ladies Auckland JUado Kid ISootH, Sn: Nico Lot of MenI)' Auckland Made- hliistio Side Kid Hoots, (i to 10 Us; llamlsomo Tobacco Htand«,ls each ; l'liiyUHjDavda, "M tho pnclc; Tlio Faaliionablo Ornamented Black Kans, la (id; Hoys' Dux Collars, size, 111, I<l tho box; Mnu'ti Stand Up do, 2d box; Nico Lot of Summer lUubon, :id and fid; VVido Sash lUbbon, (id tho yd; Dinner, 10(1 tlio yd; Ludios' Kink Colluru, 2d tlio box; Ihimlftoino Puprnreos, nearly li yds long, 0d; Moro UltickSatin.ltaGdthoyd ; Ulaelc Vulvcileen, 2n (it!; Hluclc Uraeolotn, 3d tlio pair; tho Kauhion nblo Hlaok Sniiko liracclut la tlio pair; Now Kiml of Ladies' Gartors, fid; Children's do 2d and lid tho pair: nico lot; of good Mack Volvot, from lid ; Moil's Sunimor Sox, 'M ; LiuUiih' Whito I loso, Iljd: Girls'Kuporlor do, (i.l; lot of othor kinds, clioap; Loud Pencils, fid (ho doz; Memo. Hooka. 2 for Id, or fid tlnuioz; drilling, "d to 8d • MurkSni? Ink, lid tlio liottlo : Slatn Lining 3d tUo yd; iiread Kntvoß, Is; Ohtldrona' Hlronjj, iroodsizn, jn'otty. WiiterinK Pot a, V'}; -'• blade IVimpii Knives. !)d; Jlolland Mnnforcß, Isliil; fill yd rouls ot Coloured Silk. 2d; Crapo Trimming, la tho box of Sli yds; Crapo Collars, fid oaoli ;'lnri?« packets Hair Pins, lit: Siipunor Suonu'efl liku the lii.it, la Iho piecp ; Men's Shirts la "s i!s Gd; Hoys' do, riiU'orent sizes, 2d: _J ! Watered Marino, la Urn yd; Merino, rtiU'oront column. Is 'M iho yd ; Shirting I." • I'iilVJioxcs wirh Hull's, (id, lie, and la; nico lot of Table Oiloloth, la I ho yd ; Men's Studs, !ld tho set • Markitiß Ink, 0.1 tho liolllo; Class Ink Unifies will! MDtiil lids-, fid; Hoot Lnciv.lSd per doz- lot of ailvrri'd Hroochoa, Is; Ladies Sil vered Huts, 2s (ill: Silvered Kan inns, ild ; l''int,'ar Kings, -d and (id; silvered Necklets. IM and Is ; J ar"O Silvered Looked. 2s: Jlandfbino I'ork- Rcro\Vß, Is: Kloctro l'laled Forks, la; Spoons, 2d to Is; Knives and Forks (good size). !ld pair: Hurry's Celebrated Trlcopherous, la 2d Iho liottlo; nico lot of Hoot Trunks, la mid !i.i; Dreasini' Combs,lid and (id: Hnottod Not for r-iU* lidtho yd; Infanta' JUbs, lid; laiw]Wood Dolls (id; Silvered Penunbiilittory, !).!; Toy Wbliis. Id; Toy Holla, 2d and Id; llivndsonio Work-boxes, lilted willi LookingOlasß. Scis.-'ors, fee -'s- Ton tots, (id; largo grand China do, '■'.* ; 'JVn'nipela, -W to lid; I'linoli with CyinlmlH, la; Childi'inV Slates, 2.1: Mon'a Walking Slioks, Is fid- Hoys'do, I'd: nieo lot of Scent, Gd thotiottlo; Pining Cord, IS Uuoi.B for fid ; -— Sliirt iiuttons, 12doz for 3d; Suponor Pearl do, 3d tho doz; an immense quantity o( Stay Husks, 2d and Id tho pair; ■ ■ — „ Hooks and Kyes, Gd tho doz Cards ; handsome Metal Dress Holders, 2d oaoh; tlio Now Faßliion Girdles, Gdeach ; Hlaek and Grey Thread, 3d tho leol: Ipfnnt's FoedliiK Hottlos. 3d: fresh lot Hair Urushos. Is ; fresh lot Null Krunho9, large, oval, and nqimru, Id and lid : Tooth Drushes Jd; Shoo lirushes, 3a tho set ofi- Indies' and fiirls' Tlilmblos, 2 for Id; lirovvn Windsor SoaD. 7 cakes for Is: Clyeerino Hars 7(1 tlio box; Hljnd Tassels, 2d ; lar^o liand somo Ink Bottles, is; lii.lioV and B irU' Uni brcllas.Hajl'irKoshoetaof Pins, I.W; Indira hanii ponie Silk Scarves, Is iiii; MOrloy's knitting Cotton, Ij to 14, la ild tho lb; Book JMuslin. Sd ; ■ Steel Knittiiii: l'iris, 1 for 2d; pretty \wg Cups, 1) for Is; splendid lpt of Siieetaoles. la tho rail- worth 2a fid; S!ato IVncila, id iho do.:, orhd tho box oilDI); Hair Nets, ldoach;S:uv.o.iel,lslid yd • ecorlcsßGjiiDii, shines boots without brushes, 3d tho bottlo; o wonderful bargtiln in nicely bound books, incliidin|; "Maßnal'ii (JucßtionH,' Is each; Nelson's Arithmetics, Is; . Broad Trays, fid; Brass Dulcimer*, (tho children can play tunes on thorn), la each ; handsomobottles Smelling Salts, Is; handsome Cut CJrtM Hottlcs Scent, Is C;i; oilier kinds, bd; handsome Spriptljro r.r.d othor Moftoos, that hunt? up, stand up and lay down, Id ouoli: Mounted Picturo Cros.-oa. 3d each: Kranu'il Pictures, Is tho pair ; Uluolc Lustre. Sci : a few Hall Dresses for amateur theatricals. Is each; toll the shoemakers I am selliiiK luiies'Hoot lilocksat Gd (lie pair; a few Tomaliawkd left, 13 eu.;li' ladies' Stays, Is Gd tho puir ; lot ot superior' fjjmionablo Stays, nlik'htly soiled, Ij; very wido Wliito V* ii.dov U u ll.iii,i, lid tlio y.\ ; ei-aihl lot of Indies' Satin Scarves, Is fil: \V iii:o Tucked auirtinß for Petticoats, la tlio yd; muii'fl liandsomo Hrnces, Is; littlo boy*'do. Oil: Towels, Wand 2Jd; Honeycomb do, Oil; Tur kish do, la: Sniin TiilmlnrTrlmmlnsr, Id Iho yd; Noto Paper, 2il ami 3d qu}M; Knvdopejt. 2.i for 2d ■. Toilot Mab. Is tho' sot, 15; ladies'and Gents' Hiding Whips. !M; FinKcrlntt Wool, 3s tho head of U hanks; oilier colours, 3d tho hftnk; black anil while- Hevlin Wool, 3d tho dozen skoino | oil olhor colo.irs, id tho dozen; Children's Pietnroliaiull;erchtof. J,2d; Ladies' do. li:l to '.Id ; Gout's do, (i 1 and Is; piano Jlusic, 3dJ cacli. worth L's: Piping Void, IS knots for fid; Brown Holland, M; Turkey Twill: la 3d tho yard.—W. 1!. DAMPIKIt, No. 1, Unoor O.ueen-Btrce.t \\J ANTED, ray Customer? to tnkc par- T T tlcnlar notice of my Christina i lloliduya List of IJargains. comprisinu a jjrand nssort nient of Kn-diionablo Millinery Honnda, and Bomoof tho Cheapest Trimmed Ladies' Hats in Auckland. My house1 is celebrated for selling tho boat and cheapest Kid Gloves ill town. Tho following list of prices will bo a sure Kiiaranteo that tho articles will insuro themselves to tho public, especially Bohemian Kid filovoa, an ex cellent quality, in all sizes, prico lalld per pair, worth 3s Gd: ono lino of Twilled Flax Shirtinp;, at"d peryd., worth Is; Summer Fancy 2-Hutton 2s. worth Is per pair; a Good Dark Kid Glove, 2-13uttoned, 2d, worth 33 Gd ; a splendid value in Ostrich Kcathors, 5s fid, worth 10s Cd; alamo stock of Long Whito Ostrich Feathers cqanlly cheap ; 1000 yards of Dress Mohuir, for Summer wear, 7d per yard, worth Ja Ud ; 30 dozen Silk Scarves, Is each, worth 2s ; 50 dozen Laco Cql larots, Is. worth 3s ; v kooil line in black Kid Gloves, 2-Button, 3?, worth la Gd per pair; Men's and Youthd" Ventilated Struw Huts at In. worth 3s: a splendid lot. of Boys' Btraw Hats. 3d each. This is tho only liouao in town that, has got tho now Chinnello Frilling for Hall Dresses ; also, a great variety of Gold and Stlvor l.ueo; the Gent.'s Sew Tuscan Hnta at S3, worth 7s Gd. A lot of heavy Flax Shirtmp, at 7il per yard, worth Is-WAI. KYHK Victoria-street, "VT OTICE ! KOTICB ! I NOTICE I!! B, Ij. Jlekic. tho Working Jfans Grocer, hav ing removed from City Jtarkot to moro commo dious premises known as Lennox's Buildings, Grey-street, takes thia opportunity of thanking !;ia Customers for the very liberal support they havo favoured him with since commencing business, and trusts, that by a strict attention to buaineoj, together with civility,dispatch, and agootl article, to meritacontinuanceofthesame. K.L.M.woultf call special attention to his U'ock of Now Sea son's Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture at 23 6d per lb. Ho also oalla attention to his Groceries, which in price and quality oannot bo 3iirpassed. His provisions aro in primo conai tion; tho Host Canterbury and Wairoa Chceso, which only requires a trial to bo appreciated, and at prices so low as to como within tho reach of all. He has great p!ca3uro in announcing to his patrons and tho general public that his rapidly increasing trado has indnced him to make arrangements fora constant supply of thu licet Fr«h Butter obtainable in tlm province for their benefit, Ep that thsy may roiy upon getting a really good article, at a email cost, hi 3 motto beiDg, Small profitß and onion: returns.— Noto tho Address: K. L. MXXX, Lennox's Buildings, Grey-atreet, Auckland. — Families waited upon for orders, and eoods dollvwpd. WS. „• O N E S • Having just landed ex ' Fernglon. ■LochiDoon,'and 'Scottish Lassio'a lar«sasspit. mentof all kinds of HABNKSS MOUN'IINGa ho is now picpared to execnto all orders for Carriauo, Buggy, Single or Pair Horse, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem HarneS3. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. on hand, a Lakoe Stock of CAR, SPRING CARf, DBAY AND FARM HAKNES3 /| jfa . . W.S.J. has always v iargo general Btock, com prising Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stablo Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseclothing, Valises, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. FLY NETS IN GKBAT VARIETY. ELLIMANS EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A lerge stock of latest improved extra strong PACK k" ADDLES always on hand. From GO3. Fivo per cent, Discount allowed for Cnsh.l W. S. JONES, ITJEBN- REBT. AUCKLAND. MB S. H ° W N UPPEE HOBSON-STBEET. Established 1861. I very Description of Stat Corsets, &c, SURGICAL BKLTS, UPON THE LATEST IMPKOVKMKNTS. SIIOULDEB BTKAF3 MADE TO OBDEK. arCountry Orders Punctually Attended jTo



Land and Estate Agents. •loan™ Gank,? fG.K. OLAIIK, Fort-stroot. l" t Cambridge. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-street. Auokland. nnd Duko- Btrcot, Uambridso. nLAUK AND QANE From their long rnsldonco in Watlcnto, their thoroiiKh knowliiilKO of the various aoila com piiscdin Ihe Auckland I'rovlnr-ial District, and their practical >l<-u|iumiil:iihh) v, iih .M;riciilLuro, aro in pusscHHion "i I'aiMH that cnulHo Ihem lo tslvo tho miHl roiuble iniorinationto l'urcluiHcra o£ Land; or, Ihoje scckiux Idafo Seuuritioi) lor liivi'Hlmi'iit oil Capital. won rtALK'.—Unoice Karmsin Iho Districtsot WatßutO, PlalCO, AVlllloa, nnd Kaplan- l.'roper tica which should bo inspcclod by rvory mlciiil ini; l'lirohuiuM1 of a llomostcail, biToro iinally llxin X Iti^ ohoici) olsewliiire-Iniproved Fiirnm varying in extent from Kill ai'i'ivi to lildO; atHO, several Uniiuprovod l 3ropnrtlcs.-i''or tnrthor inifornialiou apply to tho Ailvortisei'H, J. M« L* }i "!> ° x ESTATB AGENT AMD VAtTIATOIt, QUKKN-BTKKBT, A 'JOICI.ANB, MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAITrAIjTBTS ON FIRST- CLASS SffiOUKITIES, (*K IN VKSTEU IN HANK, INSURANOS, OR OTHER SHARES. NO CIIAIUtK TO LICNDKU Olt INVItSTOK. q-i fnATO LKNI). ill suniii of £."() -11111 up *L,(JU'J wards. -J. M. Lennox, Kb Into A^i'iit, Auckland. NKLSI)N-STR|i:!i;T, Ifehl-rnonicd lloimo nnd linr«o Freehold Allotment. I'rico, £"d.j. 'J'orms C'ui lin iirranffi'd.—J, M. Lennox. Ijiuil BALII—II rare ouporllinity—Resiilfinco t and nhout Thrpo Acres in I'oimotiby. (.'an 1)0 Out up to !tdvnntii;,'<\ I'rii'O, .Cl.llll'l. This j.-f a lino opportunity for a speculator. Terms c 111 be arrantfod.—.l. M. J.ennox, Kutalo AkoiU, Aiiokhuul. 1?OR BALK, a Farm of !I8 norca-70 nnroa of 1 which arc laid down in ItaKllah Uriuwiw only I! miluiifroma railway Million, Price, S.W. —,1. M. 1.0.nn0.v, li'Blato Audit, Auckland. lI7L. I.iAuM of l'.'aacr nt llnnnp.nliniitonn milo I 1 from Mm llumui Rsiilwuy i'ltiilion. I'llec, >:7;"().-.!. Al. Leiuio:c, Katnlu -incut, Alloklttlid. lUIj. rsiO irAKMKRH, For Immediate nnlp, 11 Cood A farm, "f Hi? in rus. .'ill under cultivaiinn or in ttnir-H, with a Lnr^e and tlommonioiiii h'miiily lie idencoeroded i.huroon. Tlio farm in only l.'i mile.l from iho cily, by 11 rooil MnAilatiilscd road. I'l-ici', iCl.liilll.—.l. Al. Lennox, ICnlal.o Awnt, Auckland. lIIL. / IOI'TAIiIC, with luiir an nere of fn-elinlil. In \j l'aiiakiua. I'liw, £?(!.—J. M, Lennox, ll'atato Auenl, AucUlaud. ra\O FAlUllUirt- A ltan;ain.— l"iinn of KM I uoroa in Eixhl I'likc-lcolm. Hiib-illviilod.nnd about :IO aoroß in grows. Tho land in purlhnxli, is well watorcd, Imn v coltnuo upon it, and in only twenty minutcß' walk from tho railway station,—J, Al. Lonnox. rnt) KAUMERB.-Forsalo, a .Kir-l-i:lii»H li'arm X of 'HV. acres on tlm KiiatTamaki; nil inurawi, well watered. l'rice,£7por ucrc.—J. Al. Lennox, KstatoAKonr. :i!L. ■Pi 7K—AB(ir«aln-COTTAGEInCook-ntroot, mi to with trcehold allotment. I'rico, £173 ---£ SO civali, biilfiiico can remain upon tho property, —J. Al. Lennox, Kstato ARont, for.-A li'ino ALLOTAIKNT in Wolllimton .t-OJ atreot; al! foueod, unil plantod with fruit trees. To iiny poi'BOU alioiil, to builil, only 11 small deposit miuiml.-.1. M. Lennox. ij'o FAUMIOMS and ■ peculators.--For Palo. 5 ono of iho llcut I.'AIi.MM In the Walkato. Thorp arc :iSi noroa, nunt of which in in the hint English itmsscß, Thin linn properly lmn a com* forliiblo Mid commodious rcaldenco of X ruotiin, anil is only a t'ltw ininuioa' walk from tho rail way station, Thia prouorty h>is a lar^o ft'OiitaßO to tho main road, and is i;i Iho heart of the vil lnvro. A lai'uoprodt iulklil ho iiiudobyciittlnK it up In villunolots. For full piirliuulardapnly to J. M. Lennox. Katnlo Af;i'iil. 521 & CUUURUAN RKSII>KN(U<;,- .V u\r,.i,. beauti 0 ml nitcof'.'() aoroa, about 8 miles from tho city. The vlow U Kuiid nnd iho Innil in llret ulnsq. ThU lino littlo pi'op'irly in well Biiited lo any troiitlcman »ishlni.; 10 nccuny Ih'.i leisure hnura prnllliibly. I'rloe, y.VM).-i. !\i. f,enni<x, Kstnte AKi'iit.Auckbind. ML. -JIO l<'.\lt MICKS- -For pnli-. a First chip-. Knrm 1 of rainrriv". 1!) mili-M from tlm c;ly, wi',U riL:ht-roomed house, lour stall stablo, -,ml ovary convcnlenuo. l'rioj, £1810, i.'ran.ua valuation, 2L, fi A Four-roomed COTTAR E in Tlrowei' - I<)U :;tni-l. oir Cocki.tivrt; freehold nlh t mentjKood well. I'rico, £151), Terms ciy.\ bo arrant d. Lot for Ss per wcok.—J, '.',. Lennox. KstntoAKcnt. 'JtJL. /-IHAHTON KQAD-A UavK'iin.-HouHO of 7 VT rooms, with Un,M fuu'liolii alloiincnt run littiK baolc to tho Duuuiin. I'rico,XW),—J. 11. Lotinox. IOCK. l.^O'.i SALK, iiFonr-roomi'.l CotiiiK" in t'on -1 nili'st I'luimjii beautiful view nf the har banr, Kreehold allotincnt, fij >. :>V. Trice, J:i>V.: ££0 cash, balance on Hiillrtiim-Honloty princulca —J. Al. Lennox-. ii'st>:loAin<iit. KiL. A FIIWT-ULASS b'AliM Of laltaorcs, twelvn i.V miles from Lho City by a |<ood 1 iidiiv.iiscd road. Tho land is all loured, ana l.ild dowu In the best itiiKli-'h Krossi's. Tiierb is a Wood hou.io and every conveiileue?. Tlio land in all llrst clao".—J. M. Lcuuo.;, ICstato AKcnt. SSHC. ITIOR I'MMKDIAT]': SALE, a Kami ol M 0 . acres at l Jatcranf;i, :'■ milca from tho Ohiiupo railway etatiou. Tho land li mostly ill Kraaa. Tho (Itvpllinu-housei'mitiiiii!) live roo!>.i». l'rico £:175.—J. M. Lcniios, KdtiLtu Agent, I'JL rpo FARMKKti-A Haiv-am. A 1-irm of 107 J. aoroH in Ktist I'uUcUolio, iiliout »0 uorea in Ki'iisa; a S-iflomod House and nvcry conveni ence, l'rico, £11)0.-Tenii.-i can b'i arraiiKcd.- --: J. ALLonncx, KstatoAiTent, Auckland. IliilC. rjio KAU.MKRS-A really nrat-nlana F.nnof L i>7l acres, mostly ill Rraas or crop*. This is somo of the best land in tun Wulkiita. ami is only two unit thrao-qiiartor milog t.Min n railway station. To a hona.Hd') ecttlor Ihls isa Hint dus.s opportunity, I'rioe low: terma caiy.—J. Al. Lonuc-c, Kiitato Ajccnt. 163 K. i il'.AKro.N IiDAU. — Ki^-ht-room^il Itmiw 1 VT with l'U-K'(> freehold I'.ilottucnt. I'ri-.-o, -C.io'l) - .1. ~S\. Lennox, Kslato Airunt lib, T>UKKK()IIK WKs'l'.-l.'urm of 50fl Acres, 1 adtoiiiint: liuckhuu! and .Shi'phenl'a; Rood Intnl. i'ricc. Ms per ucrn.—.l. M. L-nnnx. II7IC rnu KARMKR.-i-A HarKiiiri.-Fiuni of 'J;>ti X iiciTtc, lju acre« of wnioii tiro In f?raad. This ilret-clasa farm is nltimtcd M tho junction of two roiula, anil in near a railway gtiition. I'rlna £1 I'Jj i:cr acto.—J, JI, Lor.nox, Kjtato Agent, line. -jO FAIcMERS Miel Othorß.-Ono of tho A Choicest Fiiriim in ll'.o I'rovinco. T'rturoiiro 2l7aciv« within S miles ol tho cily ; quality of land cannot l>o excelled: li'.ri;o ninc-rooinod rosidenco,—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Atfont. 7:uc. «ir For liou«en, bnrnia, and Allotmentu, koo my long advertiHOUiont in 'Weekly HcraU'.." J IS.. LENNOX, Estatk Agknt. Ausicland. |^J II A S -yy ILLIA MS O N HOUSE, LAXI)'AND KSTATK AQENT, Vl'lcan Lank, AOCifLANI), RENTS nnd INTEREST Collectod, MONKY In%-C3ted for CapitaliHW on fir?t-claßß securitlo'i, without Ciiaruk. Skvkn per cent allowed on donosita until invented. MORTGAGES and LOANS NeKOtlatotl. SHARKS Honcht or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Abaontcca. BUILDTNa ALLUTMKNTS FOR SALE, AT PEB FOOT!— nomn-Btrnot, 20/ 7.1/ lieresford-strect, CO/ Duke-street, 'Ml View Rotd, 3.V Cook-street. £U Porcival Parade, 35/ Kdwin-strect, 21/ Rokeby-streot, JO/ Victoria-.ir.reet. £10 Wyndham-stroef, £1010'Hrafton Road.dV Willium-strci'.t, CO/ Nolson-atrcet, 40/ Russell-street, 7/ Vinos-root, 10/ Franklin Roarl, GO/ Hhfclly Henoh Rofid, 30/ Reclamation, 70' Jvybcr Faan,!/»/ Hackett-streot, 35/ Prospcct-?treot, 2:i/ Conquest Placo, 30/ iNorfollc-strcct, 3* Wood-strce', 15/ Liverpool-street, 10/ Also, in various othor streets at low rates, J?oaaa TO LEND, luSnma of i;io and np jj&vvv wardti, on tjood securities. FOH SALE, Stock, Lease of l'rcinisoa, and Gooiiwill of a Chemist's iiusincss, in excel lent position. POciii— Now Five-roomed ITou.'o for nalc in ,&AV\> Kinjj-street; lino gardun. AlfC uddi omlnllotmonr, if dciro.l, TkiIOVMAKKKI',- llou-so and Htabllnpf, with i" lai'KC allotment, for !<alo (cheap). \7trELLINGfTON-SrKRrtT. -l'rctty CottaßO rV for sale, near bt. James's Church; gas and water laid on ; garden, kc. iiiARM of 81!) Acres for salo at WarkworOl, A pnrtly cul'.ivted: a Harjjain. IJARNKLL. - Newly.finished Pix-roomod Houac for sale; pleasant view; £;SSO. Also" ono at £:«0. jP I t> k—Fonr-roomctl HOUSE for salo, in the dJi.-j<J city, on cußy t'iriiis. .r?9oc\-Six-roomcil HOUSE for sale, inPon j*/*j\j\j Bon by. Largo allotment, lino view of harboar, Hasy tcrir.s. f?1 H^— Four-roomed HOUSE for aala oil Col ■£/J.Ui> j n{?o ]{oad . Htabling. etc. ■yiNCENT-STKEiIT. - New Kivo - rooinod V House for Bale; city water laid on. Kasy tormo. ONE TREK HILL,-Soven-roomodHouse for salo; with nero of '.rnr.nl fu Ij iimntcrt, ■t'l Rfi>—'■ivu-rnomed llo..,.;lor sulo m wsw *l>'J ti.n ; lar|{o Kiir.le.;>; fowl-liouso, &o. 07c CAKU.-Kor ran a Now six-roomed dJ' ' J Htußo in Pona nby — owner leaving. Prico £225. -P97 X.—Now Honre for "rl: at Mount Kdon ; 3JOIO five rco..i«; Lir-c allotment fenced. £100 can remain. FAPAKUUA. -Allotments 1 and 2. oppo^ito Hunter and Nolan's f-alo Yards, for sale. ''QOO~ Six-roomed llouso and Four-stalled XjO\j\j h ao i o ,- or j.; ( il 0 , in Hast street, Nowton -Pi C\(\— HOUSE for palo near Mount Eden cUiUV Railway Station; also, one at £20(1. 4 LLOTMEN'J'S Bouuht and HOUSES Hailt XA. on tho Wcclily Ru-payment fcystem. 4? 00 a—Now and Vv'clMlnished Hcvcn-roomod MOOV HOUSE for nalo in Newton; largo corner allotment1, detached workshop, wash house, fowl hoiso, excellent garden. 4?-inKA-VIJjLA Rd'SIUkiNOH! for Salo, fit Mi.\Juyj Mount Albert, posscsaing ono of tho finest views in tho district. .f'9nn-New Five-roomed HOUSE in Forn eo-iw loinh-strcet for salo; garden, &o. J?1 KA-New HOUSK, four rooms, in Rusaell ml>i\j street, for salo. 4?-] a-)— NEW HOUSE for sale in West-street, mxjv Nowton, near Karans>ahapo road. r\ RAFTON KOAD.-0J Acres in Rrnss to lot VT (with Houso) on lease. Low rental. I'OijK— New Six-roomed Houso for t;ale, in •L"J' " Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid view of harbour. r€JAA~six-roomed Houso, all finished, fo .cuuu Ba i c m Lincoln-atroot; largoallotmont J?qi a—New Houso in Brown-strcot for Salo, ™" L v near Ponscnby Road ; two tanks COLLEGE HOAD-Commodious Family Resi dence for Sale ; Gus and Water laid on. PUKEKOHK EASi-.-lUno Farm of 107 acres for Sale, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; littlo buah; £i 10a per acre. U-HAFIELD ROAD. — Comfortttble Cottages O (new), for Salo, on easy terms. GRB\'-3TKKET— Six-rooir.ed Houso (new) for sale. Large allotment. Also, two M]o;:s, detached worki-l.oji &c, on very easy terma. uHOPS in riigh-street, Kariaigabape Road, O and Freeman's Bay, fo;1 i-alo, cheap. MOUNT KDKN—Largo Now Houso, iittcd with every convenience (two ceres of land), for salo. Fine viow. EIA.P.M3 ulso For Salo at Hunna, I.lount Eden -*• Wiiikomitl, Richnioiirt, Komokcrilci, Man ■ geve, Paromoromo, Stokcs'a l'oint. V/iiifakcrei, Heuderson'B Oi'cok, Ronuicr.i, Cambridge, Big md Littlo Omaha, Karioi, KiverhKod, Morn ingsido, Maburanfti, Wainui, Omnru, Ararinm, Corcraanrlei, Okaihu, Nortli Shore, Owhiwhu, Papakura, &c. Also, SCO list in Nev> Zealand Bifali and Wccklt, News. SEAS, WILLIAMSON., HSI7.TE AGENT. Vvwan Lane.



I Land an;l Estate Affenta. TrYr H. ivi HTV Ah F X KSTATEI& GENERAL COMMISSION AGKNT, NO. "0, INSUIMNOBS DUILBINGS. Tho advertiser, ha.ving had 17 years' ex perience, and being intimately acquainted with all proportion now in liin hands for sale, can iulvito intondinx Hottlera in thojreholco of land. FAKMS.froiU iO to 8,0(11) aci^H, on hand. Full particulars on application. Several good In vocitmontH for Capitulisla. ComniiSNiona of. every dsacriptlon executed forUcuntrv Bottlers ut low rates. Bowing Macmnea. fJTI A V L O R S OATEN T .ft. .1 DKWIMB -jtTACHINES. □ • mt ■ O | $ffc I Tlicso Maehlnra havo now beon BO long bofor tho imbho that, they havo ostabliahod a reputa tion for ihiun.wlvoß nnd can bo confidently rocoinmi'iided by h.indrodn who possess Ihom as HiijMiriiH1 to all others for domoitio uno. Tho new Klllpllo bhuttlo Movement 18 Bcknowlodgod on all handn aa tho BimplOßt quietoßt, and most beautiful motion ovorj.in, veined for Ihe purpose. Tho now I'litinit, Hlmttlo hnn only ono hole to thrcml, and Is largor than, most ot)".>ra. Soi.K AmcNTi T. PEACOCK, Optician, Hl'ortlanil-utrcot, Sir Ki-wiNii Maciii:;kh Rlcl'Ainitn. [KSTAtU.IRIIRII 1855,] lI.V Bl'l'.C-lATi AIM'OINTMKNTTO HIS EXOKL- I.BNUV TIIIO OIIVKUNOII | W8 I C«HAKEKPEAK & /^O. 2l(i, (IIU'.KN-vSI'KIiKT, AUCIvLANI). {■;—) (iffw k - - ** SILK AND \V()l»L MICKCIIANTS, IMPORT I! II HICU'ING MAOIIINIC M ANUKAC.TUHKRH, Have rccoivi'tl, and aro dnilv cxpnotinur, fresh mlditionKlo Ilioii- stock of CIIKWKLS, WOOLS, blliKs, nnil K.AXI'Y (lOOD.i. 'I'liry nl^o bf': to rail upi-dal allontion to Ihelr HhiiiiiientMOf liicci'lr.lir.-ited •' IH).MUST lIV :-,,wiiiK- Machine, w»do hv tlm wi-M ki own :mcl long estiililiahwl llruiH. (JHMVKRSr. UAKICK. ainaltfiuuiitiHl with tlm Jiomi'stioS.M. Co.. and who, t.y their joint ell'ort I, huvoHiHiijioil I'j far iilicud of till other imikorn, ;bnt uvury n trve is bolnii strained by all v.ew nuil old firms to ultcr or nmko thuir 1 mnnhinrs aa near »ilny daiv t:o-lci tlii* »pion dnt proiliicliun : and in iionm mxtw, IHJKKIsfi iiml LIKS (whltouml Unck) aro rosorteil to to try iiiul Hell inftu-tornrllcloe. \V, H. -. ft ('.), h.ivti huon jirartleally ongagod in making i-owiiigMuchinoiiupwurdaot 25ycura, nnd tiir>- rcci'inly ili'clincd the agency of a iiia.'hiiu' (now 1»-iiig pulled into tho market Ijy an AinUliiiid ileahl) on tlm ground of Us not boiux aiilllciuntly wi 11 made for ihe trailo. Ho not h» khlUh), or got awindktl with secondhand or inferior goods on Urn I a'f-a -crown a week piimsipio; but saw your n oney, and buy for cash at 2:> per cunt, lean prico and (iiHur.i v tht>ro\;g'|\ly ivliablo and now niacUiuo. fall nm\ SVi foj- yoursulvcß. A«il If you can nnv fiii- s -ar;li, you may as well huva a gooil n» » U'.'ll. «HAK>SS|»ICARK & CO., Opposite thp Mavkot, (Jiieon-stroet, Auckland. maoulnks repaired. Tub Great sewing machine)importer, LIIAS JI'HT UKCKIVKD A Lnr^o Shipment nf the CnALLKNaE MACHISIS OK THK WOULD, TIUC WHITE CO.'ri SKU'INU MACHINE Tho Mo-it Hilont Tho Ohoaiuwt Tho llwt Hapiil Tho Ilinlirat An The Sinipin Tho UvrgCßt Table T)i« Alo-t IChhj1 lo Work The lle.si Covor Tin' Most Dnrablo The Himpli-st Hhuttlo Tho Mo3l KlPgiut The Neatest Stileh nifl hkst &E\visa machines kvermadk [Price of Hand Maciiinks, £310s. Also, Always on Hand, Henniiio Sinner Kriater & Kossman Wortheim Standard Howo k.'ompany's Wheeler & Wilson Grover and Uakcr'a Jones's AJtO Domestic AndothcrgoodmakCß p no m 2s Rd Per Week I 2s 6d Peu Week !ALL MACUINKB OUARANTKKD. Those Machines c«n ho had of my Agents:— Miireroft k Co., Wliangaroi; Thos. Wells, Cam bridge: Win, ytcvensou, Onehunira; E. Way to Hamlltan; l'lirnell & Doylan, Glsborno ; Bron nan & Co., Tauranga; and at other places, milE jf^EEAT T^EPOT, OUEEN-STREET. Fa/nfiv Goods. /^HAELES T^ELSEY & £>O q v k k n-8 t r k k t, Dirhct Importers of FANCY GOODS ! FANCY GOODS ! FANCY GOODS ! I'ANCY GOODS 1 OF EVERY KINO. ALBUMS, PURSEF, BAGS, FANS BffiLTS, Cahd Casks, Cioar Casks, &c. Nricdle Canes, Companions, &c. Comus, HnuanKK, Tou.kt Racks PrcKBT ICtuivita, Joifsoiis, Razors HtjTTKIt AND liltKAl) K.NIVKB CATtVKD BITITKK AND BHISAD P^ATTEPS VASES, ORNAMENTS FLOWKK ir TANDS, BIHTURS, lIONIES, DISIIBS GUABAKTKED HKBT KLKOTHO-PLATE GOODS — Knmcs, si-oons. Ckukts. BOTTBRH, BUGAKS, TIJA AND COFFBK SKTB, &C, &U. Asiißßisnv's Britannia Metal Teapots CLOCKS anb ANEROID BAROMETERS (Guaranteed) Folding Ciiaihs, Piutubes, &o. SELTZOGENES Crtoket, CnoQORT, Lawn Tknnis Lawn Howls, and other Oui'-dook games CRIUBAGE BOARDS DRAUaiITS, CHR3S, DOMINOES BAGATELLE BOARDS And other T"-r- job GAJtKS Wokic Roxks, Dusks DRESSING CASES Stationery Racks, Rulers, &c. DOLLS and TOYS o£ Every Kind TOGETIIir.R WITH A HOST OF OTHER GOODS! Storekeepers Supplifd. Tbeir GOODS being all Purchased for CASH (by their Mr H. R. Kolsey, of London) DIRECT from tho English and Continents Manufacturer.?, C. K. & Co. are enabled to offe ALL GOODS AT LOWEST PRICKS. MO, XJUI4KW, " (I«RWIDIHWM»U« T OJIIUiOO |



I WatcHmaisers and Jewellers. pilll IST MAS TT OLID AYS VISITORS in Auckland would do well TO CALJj ON T l_]f O \V D X X And INSPECT his Stock of GOLD PIANOS, and ORGANS, SILVER JEWELLERY, WATCHES. KTO. tar Which they will iind upon average to bo TWKNTY PKR CENT. CHEAPER than any Other House. SHOHTLAND.STREET Adjoining General Post Ollico. ALFRED ALEY WATCHMAKER AND JJCWELLBR, 250', QUHKN-STJIKET (OpDOßito entrance to tho Market), Begs to annouueo that during tho Christmas and Now Year's Holidays he will mako QONSIDERADLE REDUCTIONS in ins /tar PRICES l ■&* Intending Purchasers will do well to Issi kct tho Laimiic ami Ki.uiiant STOCK IN THE WINDOW. ALT, THUS NKWHBT AND LATUST DESIGNS IN JEWifiLLERY WATOUKS IN GOLD AND SILVER by thu leading KniiliHli and Continental Manu facturers. Tho Largest btock of CLOCKS in Now Zealand At all Priced. ±500i,h tvnn wuohb. /-v - ;f, ni',i.l>lN(toKK *-v^L WiYfi-'Ti/V W. Johnnlon, Hoot ft/2\%lMuS SA maker, Victorla-st.. X#K in now dlHpofllng of '■ktmtfir. H85i^,.,,..:!^ (id Htook of JlootH i^j ' '..Csjv *<*"*- at an enormoua re- V^J'^^V, ductlon. TOOK OUT KOIt TUB • BLUE BOOT. C. II It OOK E S Ifl Belling tho wholo of hia Stock of Splendid 11 OO T 3 AND S II O E S (English anil Colonial) AT COST PJUCE, FOR ONE MONTH, A few lines of Woiiioii'd Kid {Clastic SidcF, ai/.es 0 and !i, lit I la!C their Cost, Tho Largest Stock In Auckland to Select 'rom CALL KARLY, C. I! ROOK ES, Uhje Door, Opuoaito Oarliek &. Cranwoll'H. Oil and Colour Merclmntß. JUST OPENED, f.9 AT OUR Plate ulass, CoLOun, PAPERHA N G I N G, Gilt Moui.dinu and PicraKS Waugiiousk, 5 10 PACKAGES paint kit a' jyjr atkri al s, Including a Choice Collection of Photoeraphs (plain and coloured), Cliromo Lithographs, Oleographs, SI udles for Artists in Colours and Crayons. ArtiHta'Hundries. Kancy Kranies, Ladies' Desks, Photo, Screens, Photo, nnd Scrap Albuiuß, lie, &c., nnd A NUMIIKK OF NOVELTIES. " Tho Pictures ■wcro selected by ono of our firm while in Ixmdon, and havo been pronounced by local arllHts the boil over imported; and, having received with them a Splendid Anxort muntof Npw, Kancy MouldingH, wo can Kiamo to Httlt'al! tiisten, at Very Low Prices. AN INBPRCTIOH ISVITED, W. I'HILLIPPS & SON, &, 7, OUEKN-STRKK.T. ■VTBW PAPE KHAN GIN GS J.l sou 188 C. Largo and Small Duyew of Paporhanglnns wll do well to call at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S PAPsmiANOLvna, Oir,, Coi.ouit, & Glass Warkuoubk, 28 & 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, Wliero may bo inspected ono of tho largest and bcst-sclcctod Stocks of Paperhaninnus inNew Zcalord, From'ld ror piece to tho most costly. GILT & STAIN KD PICTURE-FRAME MOULDING In Great Variety. Pictuhb-Fuami.vo in aix its branches, At lowest po3siblo rates. Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnlshoa, Brushvtaro Scrim. Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &c. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. Venetian Blinas. THE AUCKLAND (iA3 VENETIAN liLIND FACTORY. [ESTABLiSIIKD ISCJ.] TRADE MARK, RED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail,) Ulinds sent to all parts of tho Colony on tho Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Hlindrt are Lighter and Cheapor than tho imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Lato M. Horton Busby), Practical Hlind Makkhs& Wihk-Wobkkrs Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Squaro, Auckland, N^, Gu*nsmitttß, DEVITT, GnnraaJter, 'Hi, Queen • etreot. Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 850.—Always in Stock and to arrive by diroet importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokeboro Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Hieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rflos, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every artiole necessary to complete the outfit 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 the advcrtlsor, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for the Enfleld, Bnider and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt Guns He-stocked, Browned, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonablo prices. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokeboro Hreech loading Guns cheap. Tho largest stock in Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a arge aeuortmont of Fireworks of tho best ualitv. Fishinx Tackle SAN FORD'S FARM PRODUCE AND F R U I T. Dairy Fed Pork Pie? Pri z o v^^Sftßh. Koet,Ton Pork _^i'^WMy^i Btios, and Chops', Gd /fffflwiM'wmMm " c "'d 8 Puddingy German Jd per In PnusriKGS. RIPE RIPE PHACHKB, PEACHES. Fruit, Figs, Muscatels, Almonds, Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Pine Apples, Jd to Is each : jlreen Peas,— porPeck; Now Potatoes, 20 bs., for Is; Best Fresh Butter and Egga; Good salt Butter, 8d per lb.; Bacon, Choeso, Flour, Maizo. Poultry Dressed tn Ordor,—Victor's etreot, oornor of Albortstreet.



urapery. gCAK 15 HO' JJOUSE, W U A JN G A X E I. H. A. McKEAN, DRAPER, GROCER, AND GENERAL BTORBKBEPKK. H. A. MCKKAN in thanking hiß numorous Friends and tho Public genorally for past favou s, ."espectfully informs thorn that wing to tho liberal support hitherto aocordod him lie ha" beenable to iiuiko satisfactory arrange monta for 1)11 lECT SHIPMENTS FROM HOME (Tiirouoii Lkaihng JloiJHitslof o SUPERIOR CLASS Of GOODS, suitable both for Town and Cotmtry,which teWl and Quality, cannot bo Surpassed. Novelties for Christmas and the Holidays to atrivo. Choice Assortments of Millinory, Mantles, & constantly arriving. IT. A. McKuan bcRS to draw spocial attention CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Which will bu found to contain Mkn's, Boys, and Youths' Oiothinu of FIRST CLASS VALUHI al. MODERATE PKHJKS, nolocted personally with a viuw to tho requirements of tho District. PRIZE MOSGIBL TWEED. Tn tho Grocery Dopartmont similar advan tages uro ollercd. Al Ton, choice Christmas' HTuil.B, &c, &0., Ironmongery and ■liiiwarc- Croclcery and Ulasuwaro, Garden Seeds, Sta tioncry and Stamp Ahknt icon Tint Auckland Kvkninq Stab and "Observer" Auckland Music Wareliouso Pond's llomrooputhlo Medicines. Meaical 8..8 1 '*■' «J il X N S CELEBRATED 13 h0 O D I"t ESTO RE R ! is Thk QiiKATKar TntuMPH ok Modkhn Times NO MOHIC PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If tho Lawn of Health aro obflervod, ordinary caro exorcised, unil ]?LOOD RKSTOItER FIIBKLY TAKEN ! II I T C II E N S' Celebrated jjlood Hkstorer IB CERTAIN CURK For tho LaiiKOiir, Latitude and Dlseaso whloh attend the Hear and Drought of soml tropical and tropical Climaton. Fovora wlilch bo quickly faston on tho debili tated syfltoin may easily me kbit away by tho llmoly uso of this tar MOST WONDEUFUL REMEDY! TS» In fact, by Its use! tho Most Malignant of Tropical FovorH iiavk iikkn KjiCCTKofromJ tno Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fevor-atrickon Men have been, as it woro. RAISED FROM THK DEAD | A woll-known Auckland Tradnßman.eorlously ill wild Sciatica and Lumbago, llys for relief to JMrlliichoiiK. IliHtoHtlinonlallHliulnw. Read It— JII.UJD KKSTOKKR V. DOCTORS AND lIOSI'ITAIiS. Tho Mo'lical Men of Groat Britain tried for twknty ykahs to cure tin Kiij,'liHhniim of t)iy painful diKoiiHo of lihciimiiMßin. and linallc advised him to come to New Zealand. Ho came 11" mw '<n llitchcnxl He partook freely of Mood Restorer I Ills testimony is below. Head it? Lome-street, Auckland, 13th April, 1880. Kir,—l luivo neen a suH':ier from rnoumutmm for ihe last, twenty years In tho old country. Through nflvicu I r'ttivml from medical men I emigrated to Now Zealand as being a wanner clunalo, and more adapUd fortlio euro of my complaint. For tlm last turolvo months I have Bulleri'il moot frightful nvonlca from tho painß in all mi' joint f. What made my ci^e worse I ciuwht a novoro cold, on the cold mitMdding it left an asthma, winch bruiwht on 'Jrojisy ; and sud'ering under Ihosn malartlos I tried all medical aid, and whs llvomontliH in theUist'lct Hospital, Auckland, and neither my wifo nor mysoltcvcr thju lit 1 would leaveit alive, as I gradually got. worse, having uuins and large swellings In my knee join!!), and arms, shoulders and hands distorted. My wife hcuriiiK of your and ecoing your testimonials in tho newspapers from parties which live around us, I made enquiries from several who had been under your treatment, who etatsd themselves that you cured them when their case wan Buppoßcd to bo hopeless. 1 determined to sne you at a hazards, and was helped to your plane by m wifoon sticks. Only live months under your care, nnd tho wholo of ray complaints have dinappeared.and am now able to follow my dally avocation. Thaiikß to a merciful Providence that I wbb brought under tho influ >nco of your medicine, and wishing that you may bo long spared to be able to administer ycur valuable Restorer lo olh'T unfl'orings as you have done to Ko.-Yonn faithfully, SAMUEL FIELD. To H. A. 11. llltchen?, Ksq., Auckland. Auckland. 28th Juno, 1879. 11, A 11. ITITOBKSB, Ksq. Mr,--1 have much plcasuro In bflng able to bear testimony of tho great good to bo received by taking jour Blood Kvstorur. Having a very bod attack of Sciatica and Lumbago, 1 was for wonks unablo foattend lo !>y business; I was under tho treatment of it medlcil man, and tried all kinds of rcmitdloF, but. received no relief; in fact 1 win gradually getl ing worne. a friend recommfniied mo to try your blood mixture, lull you being a stranger to me, and not know ing the quality of your mixture, ] was sceptical about It. My friend calied again, and again recommended me lo you, and from what he ssiid I wai)lnduced to callonyouragorts. Messrs Hamilton Hros., and got a boitlo of your Kestorer, and 1 am i)ad lo any that, after taking six bott'vs. I wan able to atti nd to my business, nnd am now quite well. Should any friends of mine at any timobosulforliii; wiih Khotimatiam, Gout, Scimicn, etc., I will most cert&inly re commend them to take your Hlood Hcatorcr.— I am, air, yours truly, N. MCMILLAN, Vulcan Lane, Ormond, Poverty Bay, Sept. Bth, 1880. Mr IT. A. 11. HITCHENS, Auckland, S'r,—lt atlords me great pleasure in testifying to the immense) value of your medicine. I had been sud'oring a long time with hheuiuatie Gout, and for Fomo time before taking your Blood Restorer I hud to b* lifted in and out of bod; but after taking ono bottle I felt snch relief that I wat ablo to assist myself, and before finishing the fifth bottle I was perfectly cured, andhavo not had a return of even tho symptoms of the di"easo sinco. Altho' this testimony is unsolicited, you aro at liberty to mako what use of it you Dleaao, but I feel it a duty to acknow ledge tho eflloacy of your medioine.—l am, Sir yours truly, W. UUNTKR. PROFESSOR JAMES (late of Welling ton), after years of research, in which Natnro's repository was ransacked, at length discovered tho Medical properties of Herbs which were used by our forefathers when drugs and minoral poisons were unknown, and which now aro daily trampled tinder foot as useless weeds by ihoso ignorant of their virtues. At tention is pointed to Borne of tho Marvellous Cures which have boen effected by the Professor Binco his arrival in Wellington, TESTIMONIALS :- To Professor James, No 5, Brook-streoet. 10th November, 1880. Sir,—l have boen ill for a period of two years from lung disease, and I may say I mm now cured, William T. Kvavb, Melbourne Hotel, Wellington! To Professor James, No 5, Brook-etroet. 9th November, 1880. Hear Sm,— Having been a Biifforor with the liver complaint for years, I was induced by a neighbour to como to you, lam thankfnl to say your medicine has dono me more good than all tho doctors I have been with. lam now quite well, I shall cortaiuly recommend you to all my friends. I am, yours respectinlly Km/.ahktii SiliNW, JBrook-Btreet, Wellington. To Profossor James, No 5. Brook-stroet, Wellington. Sin,—l am happy to inform you that my leg, which has been bad for tho last eight years, is perfectly cured. I was first treated for a white swelling, but when I camo to you you told me it was sourvy, and also explainod how thosothiDgs occur, which I found to be so, and then poulti cing it, and using roii.edies which were quite contrary to the complaint. I waa told twelve months ago that m y leg would have to bo ampu tated, bin knowing gentlemen that you have trcatod who wero equally as bad as I have been, through their advloe I camo to you. '1 here are many who object to their names in the nows papors who told nio so, but I think it my duty to mako it known to thoso who aro troubled, that they may known wnore to apply /or relief, I have got fat and strong ainco 1 have been under your treatmont. lam happy to say that I havo got tho full uso of my leg, am fivo from pain and soreness, and able to attend my business regularly. I am, yours ever grateful, w. Clack, Tho Tprraca, Wellington. 6th Nov. Those troubled wlta ASTHMA consult Pro fessor James. Those that aro troubled witn DROPSY con sult Professor James. Those troubled with INDIGESTIOM consult Professor James. Thoso troubled with GOUT or LIVER COM PLaINT consult Professor James. Those troubled with GRAVJJL consult Pro escor James. 'Ihoso troubled with BLIND or BLEEDING FILES consult The Professor. Those troubled with NEURALGIA, consult Tho Professor. Those troubled with TOOTHACHE consult The Professor, Thoso troubled with SCIATICA consult Pro fessor James. 8 WOLLKN JOINT3.CONTRACTED CORD' or MUSGLKS, LAMK or WEAK BaOKS con suit The Professor. Thoso troubled with LUMBAGO or RHEU MATISM consult Tho Professor. Chronic cases of ASTHMA and Such Like pronounced iNCURAm.R by So-called Moatcal Men, thoso aro tho cases Tho Professor wishes to treat on. NKKVOUS DEBILITY ov INDISCRETION of Karly Youth consult The Professor. Ladien troubled with BAD LKGS, BAD BRKA.STB, nnd all Other Complaint* consult Jho Profossor, A a his Treatment SSU I S SOLELY-S* AMERICAN HERBS! Which can b9 Inspected on tho Premisos- T>ROl'-ESSOR TAMES May now ;be consulted At his Residence- WAKEFIELD STREET. jtt-street, I



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