isolated expressions, you -will' find in every case, that the sense of the entire passages of which they form it pait is so wrought into thesa very ex pressions and they into it, that the attempt to tone them down into same more ordinary and moderate statement than they seem to make would inevitably destroy the whole passages. Let us either do common jnstice to the Scriptures, or cea^c to attach so much importance to them—l prefer the former., If you think, with some, that John's Gospel was comparatively a late composition, somewhere in the second century and tinged with Alexandrian philosophy, and that the: Pauline Epistles bear the strong marks'of Paul'sown mind.aud therefore might wisli to fall back on the teachings of Christ, in tUct synoptical gospels, you would not find the case altered ; because throughout th'eiii, Christ places the disciples on "'"las' own plane of action. And this is really the serious hearing of it. Are we afraid fully, to recognise tho new position on w'uch Christ places us, because it inevitably in volves such enlarged reponsibility ? Are wo preparedtodo ample justice to those teachings which land us iv a doctrine that promises more comfort than solid weight of duty.; and theD do we shrink from doing the same justice to teachings that land us in a life of. immensely increased responsibilities and duties ? Now, suppose I were to say, Look at the Churth—the disciples. Do you sea Christ therein ? Just as much as you do, just so much may you see God in Christ. How would that sound? Yet is not that just what Christ does say in John 17 ? < 11. How, then, shall we understand these phrases of Christ, or the fulness of God, being in us ? We must not forgot that they are applied to the disciple of Christ, not exactly to man at large, which almost compels us to these three forms of thought.: They indicate the possibilities, of man generally ; the true character of a Christian ; and the future anticipations we have a right to cherish, both for the individual and the race. ~ ; .. .;-ii-:X

(1) Whatever is incumbent on a Christian, essentially belonging to Christian life, »>; possible to every man; each man contains within him the fundamental ground of its' realisation. Although it may be said the) impulse must come from a -higher* thaa human source, still it is available—even, equally—for each one. ■ • . ! ' It sounds perhaps violently opposed lo:tho popular religious ideas, to say that rrianv has within; him the ground dements'that may be developed into a second Christ.l But let us look what ails man ? Have; you not been struck with his wonderful capa-i cities—his great plastic power of doinjf or: becoming almost anything ? A well-formed ' body—abundant mental power—emotions1' deep and strong—with great moral 'sensi- '■ tiveness, one might suppose that everything ■ he touched would prosper. . And lyet' almost everything goes wrong with'him.' Let us listen for once to what orthodoxy | says. Its modern expounder, Joeephpooky rejects the notion of total corruption; in'the sense of everything (or in fact anything)' in'; man being absolutely bad, evil in itself.7 Ho; maintains the idea of total depravity in this I sense: comparing man with a piece of mechanism, he says, all the parts may ba: there, right enough ; but they may all-bft1 disarranged,: and therefore totally'- incnp able of realizing the end for . which, the mechanism was intendeds He saysl this is orthodoxy ; in which we htarlily rejoice and for once shake hands with it." But large consequences: flow- hercfrojm;!aa I have consistently pointed out; these many years. All these powers and capacities— '■ parts of the mechanism—being divinely" given, should be quite capable of attainingl their divine end, the likeness of GodJor* man, but for that disarrangement, or if if be put right. It is hai'dly to be djsp'ttted's that eyen if they have been :impaired;by-: the disarrangement,.it is in :the 'loss .'of; vigor, or of proper balance, and* hot in any essential change. : But; whence'tho dis'-' arrangement? Our answer is as clear-na- Scriptural. 'From selfishness—selfhood—in most unfit guide in a divine constitutioi'i',1 when Godi should-be the only authority* and ruler. : Admitting therefore that th'tf* only thine that can positivelybring abbut' rearrangement isthe divine Love becoming' all-powerful within, it'dearly rests with' the man to abandon that selfhood which.la the only successful'antagonist to therule of that love. And so .without-ascribing ail' atom of what isr called merit to' the' man 1,1 we may nevertheless'■ say that*; lie "has! within him the divine possibility! elf 'a' Christ, or of the fulness ofGod, -; ' i;i"

(2.) To be a Christian is'to realise this', possibility, for which assertion wfe'hav6;tl'.eJ' authority of Christ's own, and of'-Apostblic1 teaching. If we are to take thu statements of the earlier gospels, cs given in dee'pkrid. solemn earnestness (and I can do ho oEKSrS 1 wise, as a believer in their inspiratianVil tnen, as I nave already- stateoY- Christ 'aid' place'the disciple, in all'respects, owh plane of actionacd life; i An'Apost!6, l; well taught of Christ; defining a Christian? says,' "If" any- man have'hot the!Epirit:o'f; Christ,!he is noco of;his'." '■ Can yon theii: .distinguish between tlie spirit of Ghristrand; ;Christ? 'I certainly cannot.1 If not, shbiild we be able to distinguish betwßeh'^W'^d' has the spirit of Christ and ChristJ.^NQV, 1 this is precisely what Christ says-ibi JoHn^ I "That the world may know that thoii hast', sent me,"1 just after he;had' said, :"r {irir them and thoii in :me/ >:" How could "tlie r world know: anything o't the kind.^n'feuchl ;a way, unless it were by ; seeing/ Ghrist'itf the disciple? I rbusfremindyou;lahi 'titiQ giving you myreasdniog, -but JBhn'Sj'o'r^iEl John can be relied on,1 'Christ's'.-, Mbifcovcrj1 if-God could be in'! Christ: bo as ]to prcseuti' :him*elf to the h'nnian1 mmdi'iin J i'a :ifOTtin? intelligible and offering heart corririiWu'iipi1 because being1 In Christ, he was in p.^ilhiarf form which being in the'divine 'iroage''^'.i!i' peculiarly capable of presenting Gbd; s; dtiea not that clearly imply that td bo 'a triie.iiiaiis i« so to come' vp[ to 'the-divine, imagu'iits W exhibit a secondary Christ;??,!* dccs^if'l' iunderstand'our language find' can trkee 'tb'tf connection ot thought. If this'can be s'aidbf ij( true man;- doubly so" of i;a: .'ChVisitian'^ [Whether he fulhls the divine idea pt''rri'an' —to be in the image of God-^or as a-fJhrigi' tian .does'.the divine ifilli and ,'Christ'a1 in; following Christ, in 'either case ;the Christ-man must be there m him, arid' visible to those ivho. will 'see.;: Thia'ris 1 indeed a severe requirement,or would'it' be' better to call itan.iiieffable privilese'?; To 7 count it burdensome to be in'the image;'of" God,'is poor respect for either Godor'maDi' As a^privilege I knffwn how1 i^fraHscenalf all ordinary^ human thought. /Kut'1 B;h'aVff j well weighed these things'; .^nfl'feel that;1 ;the time has come upon:-,us when ;hy i!wn'o' peans; to be:a Christian 'will haVe^td.dp; practical justice to ph'rist's :te'achings/' J.^a ,we have Seen :them, 'aboV'e] 'th'ei-e'"is !I'pa> getting- away'from this1 representaiftn." T have done no more than try "to'^pui ijleaily^ before you the:New/Testament;' itjbS^tbsrr' ( |the Christian man must present the feattifca1 of Christ, in^character, personj an.S'iiie.' You can get rid ;lof this idea only by reiiajng into pieces your inspired Gospel. :Let who1 will; 11 pray God atvleast'to keepme frpni1 itha't. ''■'.-''■ ' . :'" '\ "':- r ". M» ™% i ' (3): And sni'ely:- that is.the: great'ho^s'o'ff the'future; Forthe sake 'of which' 3 all; things; that now ate,' exist undei;';iwo' fißures, the Appstltis'presented ip as'that: for' which alone, they jiatiently and itl'ccs*' iantly toiled.1 '.Sometimes it was'the biiild,-,.' ing up of .a temple^of which Chrltywas'(he! 'cornerstone, and all we individual'stones ;! which implies, the fashioning' of, eaqh^ of, our characters ih; the similitude of Christ^.; At other times it wasthe fuli deye'lop'tiieiiV of-a body, of which Christ was,'the' h'ei'd; 'and all we irierribcrß,:which: makes .utjierly! Intolerable any diversity inch' dfac'teri * Whcii1 they spoke of the doming again, of Christ', it pointed to this, when Christ should' he visible in; each one'of us. This.woulil b;; .the Kinjidom of God—thi? the grand' last Resurrection.. '; ' " ''■ f'-' '" ■'.'' iPllr >;."" i

j' If there'is before the;world, as said.in thej former sermon, a l!deep abyss, whereon a ChristleSs religion shall see the last'sparka |of the holiest love expire, has net thoqhurcli alreadyfound an .abyss 'no less fearful' 'in% Christianity tliat dispenses with featureß,of:_Chrißt; after wtficlVthe^ wo.rjd1 could but dispense 'with .Christ,' \ AS ''"God' in Christ J> was the transition" from ages of gloom to the ageofdirine light rj6>v'shiai' ing, so is "Christin man1," the only tran sitiou'frpm' ages; of Svrong and prueitj' to' the coming: age of a possible bro'therjiood because it is' the transition' ffroni'. the ,coni: tempt to the deep reverence for humariily;.I'!' If what I have said' these two Suiiaay mornings bo carefully conßidered, it ;vyill^be J seen that a feeling commonly entertained is? as near as' it could be to the very';pppbsit«[o : the-truth. Men say;; You. make,;CSrist .divine;'youtake him away,from'us"as'an example, a model, a brother., I answer then .- You cannot cohceivb of a man unless he be all disarranged—to be a man he must be unlike God, though'he was made in'Go'd'p: likeness. Well, if that be ChristianUy;,'! am not surprised that the1 world should' reject it—it does well. But I must protest that in teaching the opposite, tha Bible,^jls-' plays its consistency, its moral gran'dcur,' and its uncompromißibcj truthfulneßS." So will the Church deserve, even if she shouldj not regain universal respect, when her :teaching of Christ, instead of making,man feel how far removed lie is fgo'tii Chr'id, sball create a profouild 'consciousness', of being very near God.

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Auctions. I \ TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 80 'Primo Fat Cattlo SCO Fat Sheep, Veal Calves Fat and Store Pigs, Store Sheep Dairy Cows, tttoro Cattle Calves, Yearlings, &c. At one o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, JULY G. PAP A X uiri YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Papakura Yards, on on Wednesday next, A Lar^e Number of Mixed Cattle, consisting of _ Dairy Cow?, Store Cattlo Calves, Yearlings, &o. Also, Horaes, Sheep, and Pigs. At 12 o'clock sharp. HUNTER ft KOLAN. B, TONES.] R. C, CARR. [B. D, TONKS TO-MORROW. TRADE SALE OF SUGARS, TEAS, FIGS, TEA PAPER, BROWN PAPER, GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, tc, &c, &c, J,. !■■ ■ ' '•■ ——— B. TONKS & CO., . Auctioneers. [B, TONKS, E. C. CARR, V, D, TONKS.. I : ' AKGANSI QEGANSI AKGAMS] '■ " AT AN EARLY DATE. G It ;E. AT SALE OF TIIK ; WILCOX & WHITE jft MEXICAN QRGANS, r.n IS ALL STYLES. For Quality and Finish Unequalled. ' """ ON VIEW SHORTLY. B, TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers, B. TONKS & CO. WILL in future hold Regular Sales of Landed Property every MONDAY a 120 clock. Fa rtlos rloslrouß of disposing of Houses, Farms or Landed Property of any description! will please, if possible, furnish particulars not. later than Thursday in each week. B. TONKS & CO, .'/ " ''.') r r ~~" * •* ' ";, THURSDAY, JULY 7. ■;■[■ TH.E REMUERA YARDS. E OR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on :,.; Thursday next, at 1 o'clock 200 Well-bred Lonßwoolled Hoggets ' Dah-y Cows, Store Cattle 50 Auckland-fatted Cattle ■309 ' . do. ■ Sheep Xx 'Taiaroa': 61 Oxen, Choice Oxen, heavy weights FromWaitara: . ' SO head Cattle ,; Fat and Btore Piga ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' "~ FRIDAY, JULY 8. THE HAYMABKET, ' ' :i ALFRED BUCKLAND -: WILL sell by auction, on the above date,atllo'oloofc, 15 USEFUL HORSBS ~,,:. active Draught Mares and GeldlntjsVwith ;; hbttvy trials, bredbv Mr James Kllett. ■ ■ • SATURDAY, JULY: 9, IBAIRD'S WHABF, OTAHUHU,;; E OB SALTS, on Saturday, July 9, at i -llo'cloeli, in assorted lots, about 30.000 FEET TIMBER. ;: ALFRED BUCKLAND. pou "ntry cattle sales WAIOKU— Saturday, July 2. Pukekohe— Monday, July i, DBtoikT-Wednesday, July 20, • PAPAKOBA— Wednesday, July 27. alfred"buckland. IA CARD * ' "_ AMJiiAT F:O • R B E- S, J\\ AUCTIONEKR LAISDAND GESERAI. COMMISSION AGENT, PUEBKOHEi. • ; . out-dooh sales undertaken npKC'IAn J^OTICE, REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT. .. r TAYLOR'S , PATENT SEWIN& MACHINBS ; (HAND AND TREADLE) WIU bo Sold at tho above Reduction for raiiT 3! TWO MONTHS. '' '. . Thesi Machined are well known for their durable and efficient qualities. Those who desire a thoroughly gonutae article should avail themselves of this opportunity. Taylor's .Twisted Loop Maohine can also be ha&Tlbduceato363r^ , .'. Agent: ''T. PEACOCK,. Optician. Spectacles, Telescopes. Microscopes,Barometere, Electric Eells, &c, &c Instruments and Machines Repaired. SHORTLAND-STREET ~.,.. (Opposite the Post-office). -.< r A N! 13 E ';S"! & C 0., HAMILTON, r * ; HaVe Cpened Out, in their New Btore, a \ Magnificbnt Assortmknt ob1 CHINA, GLASSWARE, TOILET WARE, VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, .;'; &c. &C, &O, SANDES & CO., ■n. HAMILTON. Agents Auckland Bvenjkg Stab. BED WARD'S COAUjh.es TO THE . GOLDFIELD.-TIMK-TABLK. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tneß day, Thursday and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. _ . ' ■ Special Carriago3 providod to Order. B. KDWARDS lAvfrv end Bait Stables, Hstullton. TtTURTH SHORE AND WAIWEKA -*^l ROYAL MAIL COACH. Time' Table:— •" ; I Leave Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore, every Monday, Wkdsbspay, and Friday, on arrival of the 9 a.m, Boat from Auckland, Calling at the.litaS. Lucas" Creek, Dairy-Flat, Wade, and1 Oreriral ' ':.,,''..:''.' ■' ■ : '. '. . LeßTeWyaj.wera Hotel every Tdmday TmmsDAY, and Satubday, at 8.30 ajn., for the North Stare. JAMag loed {'^^■jAMK3D6D D ) I>rOPrleton'?



Flour Millß. __ | TTIT~y FLOUR MILLS AND V' BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. Aucklmd, May 7th, 1881. Sack?. lOOlto. 501b3. /", 8. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Anchor JTlour.ton .. 11 0 0 11 10 0 12 0 0 Bxtra Klonr, ton .. 12 10 ' 0 — — Hhurp3, per ton .. — — S 2 „ Bran, p"r tnn .. — — G 0 U Cabin Bread,per ton 13 0 0 — • — CaiCS—lOOlba, 2s 01; iOllisi, 2s. Sacks (10O's),ls. J. JtYCROBT fcCO. KBTABLIBHEU lSCffil V*T AIT EMA T A FLOUR MILLS, VV PRICK 3 CUKKKNT (Wholesale). Subject to altsration without; notice. Sacks. ICO's. 50 b. & a' d. £b. d. R s. d Fine Flour, per ton 12 10 0 13 0 0 13 10 0 J. L. Hour, per ton 11 0 0 11 10 0 12 0 0 A. Flour, per ton 11 0 0 . — — Silk Drc==ed 10 0 0 10 10 0 11 0 0 WhoatMeal WUIO 0 13 0 0 1310 0 Sharp', per ton- .. GOO — — Bran, per ton ..000 — — ' The above prices include sbckb and bags. Sacks and baga not returnable. Cabin Biscuits, £18 per ton; cases, 2a 6d each. Also, a large assortment of Fancy Biscuits. Price Li3t on application. TERMS: CASH. Office: 35, Queen-street, Auckland, Juno 6th. 1881. John LIMB. rrmoKNTois, smith, akd fifth's X PPJCE3 CURRENT (WHOLESALE). Subject to ait°« ;f Ol p TuS ia:. A FIOU.! 12 10 0* if odo 13 A'o T#io^;^n bM7 U 0 0 1110 0 12 0 0 Cft tonr.. Kl° Uri.. P?! n o o 000 900 Sharps, per ton .. COO Bran, per ton .. .. 6 0 0 •• .... ■• Fowl Wheat .. . Bs. 6d. per bushel. Tho above prices include sacks and bagf ; sacks and hRKS not returnable Terms: Cash. Auckland, Juno Gth, 1831. GI T V FLOUR MILLS SHORTLAND-STREET. The UndeKignod, having made extensive purchases ol tho Beat Auckland and Southern Wheats, beg to draw special attention to their ANCHOR BRAND FAMILY FLOUR. They venture to assert this well-known Brand is suDerior to any Southern Flour imported, and teaSesSy recommend it to all Householders re quiring a First-class Pastry Flour. ASK FOR BYCEOFT'S ANCPOR BRAND. _—— Per ton.! Sacks £11 0 0 Hundreds "'» ° Ms 1| » 0 .. • j_ bycROFT & CO. April 6th, 1881. oottee jsaercnanra LJJROWN, JBAEB^ri' . & CO.'? ■^ AUCELAUU' HTEAM OaifFSK AND SPICE MILIi COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT " QOOD COFFEE ia the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for oujr BoEtT3randß, tho IfXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained thoir good names ovei Tea Years, and have very much taoreased In demand~a sure proof o their being oonuumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. ea. Wholesale only at our Mills ana Agents B&. Retail at all ;Grooery Establishments In Town and Country. |S3 » Our beat 5»o Eswt Brand, green label quaUtles. fioOStaaaard , red > Every pkge S'Es Lion pink „ I with our M^S '■ do g«) 2 ) O^l !oweß £-I"1 Anchor puna „ I qualities, §25 crown yeUow ~ f without onr wV. ) Bignatuie. B a ° Our PEPPERS and BPICBB we guarantee 0 Best Qaalitr, and^eo of^toraHon^ & ElHctt-streot July 13th . Merchandise. QUKEN-STREET WHARF, HIV E O N SA L E (EX REC3NT ARRIVALS) :. A LARGE STOCK OB" TEAS, CUGARS, Q.KOOERIES, ArlD. • .:._;/ ■ 1 ■ , QILMSN'S gTORES, Comprising— i FINE TEAS, in half-chests and boxes -*■* i Victoria and Sydney Companiea' SUGARS : Mauritius and Fill ditto CANDLICS-Belinont, De Roubalx, &c, &O. ' Starch, Blue, Soap, soap Powders, So. Cnrrants, Figs, Baroelona Nuts, &c. Kleme, Muscatell, and Sultana RAISINS 1 Jams, Candled Peel. Marmalade. Jellies Brown & Poison's and Brown's CORNFLOUR CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, iKesences '■ Van Houten's, Taylor's, and Fry's COCOA j and CHOCOLATIS I Neave s Food, Maizina Salad and Castor Oil, Hair Oil, Sec. Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &0. RfefliGO^^io^lKßOWßOOTl .. Salmon, Lobster, Sardines, Cod-flah, Ling, &c. Butter, Cheese HAMd and BACON Washing and Carb. Soda i Tartario Acid, Cream of Tar t Paper, Paper Bags, Confectione Baga : i AMERICAN CANNED FRUITS, &c j. &O. : &C. 0. Q. W. OWEN & CO., I ' QUEENSTREET. WHARF,; _ ''_' : HAVE ON SALE:' 300 saoka Meek's Crown Brand FLOUR ■•£! 600 Wilson, Harraway & Co.'s FLOUR Mft „ R. Anderson's FLOUR im '■■'■. Auckland Ground FLOUR ■■ ; 100 Wood's "Star" FLOUR - '■■ 60 tons .■'.'„ Hake, &c, in Small Bags 1 : 8 » B aoksHEAVY R OAT| KKDoATs 600 , BRAN and SHARPS : 100 , FOWLS' WHEAT : 800 bags Western and Westall's FINE and : COARSKSALT : I 200 cases KEROSINE OIL 135 bales Grey, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER too ottioaw p^pER BAQS I ' G. W. OWEN" & Co., I ~ •■.■ v; QUEKEN. STREET ''WHARF, ; . ,-,,-, I '' • ■ • HAVE ON SALE : 30 cases-Prime CANTKRBURY CHEESE 30 cwt. Primo HAMS and BACON: 10 tons CANTKRBUfiY POTATOES . , . rfIHS undersigned suggests a perusal pt X the followim? lines :— A quantity of Walking Sticks, saved from the , late fl re, at 3d. 6d, and Is 3d each • A few Superior Pipe?, regardless of cost , I Two or three lines of Tobacco selling retail a trifle over cost to clear them out, having far ' ' too heavy a ttock for one shop, and Quoen ; street new rents wont do. • ■■ Damaged Pocket Knives and Fancy Match ; Boxes about half price;. '_'■•;'. 75,000 ' Cigars and' Cigarettes; must be sold ' wholesale or retail. If in no other way— 1 then, retail by tho box at wholesale prices, N.B.—Tho Finest Cut Tbbaccos'in the city. To Housewives.— Finest Koll Butter, Is 3d lb. A shipment of the choicest-looking Waterford Cut Bacon you ever saw. Good Household-Treacle, 4d per lb. ■ Oatmeal, 2d per lb.; Dried Apples, Cd rer lb. ' Yorkshire Rolieh ?auce Ireal), 7Jdpor bottle. Tomato Sauce, is per bottle. • Mother Se'gel's Syrup, 23 lid per bottle. ■:, • anlendid Green. Apples for cooking purposes Picton Bloatera; Honey, 21b. tins for 1b 3d Vaseline Soap, large size, Is per box. i . 1 . Brown Windsor, seven squares for Is. ~ i n Potted Games, 7d per tin ; Florence.Oil, laid Cornflour, 6dper lb; Best Salmon, 9d per tin. A quantity of Bruahware, regardless of usual 1 rateß> FREDK. WHITEHKAD, ;•• --' ■. General Importer, v't Terms Cash.. 95, Victoria-st. fi E BAP II M BE R. THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO.! ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, INCLUDING Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnkey, Carving, and Fretwork, AT TUB Very Lowest Rates. Union Sash and Door Company. Biukch Office 'custiom-house-stkeet. auckland.:\\; 'xy '-.-h" a.1 n g a k.e . i » IRONMONGERY, TINWARE, &C. ■ :'':',';'": .',' ' ' yy'Xf':, . .. ~ . ;'■, '"''";' '' !' U. A. McKEAN'S, "o;.-!



On aaie. 5(1 OR SALE ANIJ TO ARRIVE, ~At Lowest Maeket Rates (Wholesale) : Milling Cats Danish and Tartarian Oats MiUing Wheat Adelaide, Auckland, Christchurch, Oamaru, aad Timaru Wheats Meek's, MoOUl's, and Soraerville Bros.' Oatmeal. TO ARRIVE, Per ' Roderick Dhu,' from Dunedln: 1,000 Sacks Prime Black Oats for Seed. D. H. McKE,NZIE. Fortand Gore streets, Jane 8,1881. I" U S T LANDED, A Large Shipment of AMEEICAN ORGANS, Suitable r the CHURCH, SCHOOL OR PARLOUR From the Celebrated Firm of Wi'oox & White B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers, Queeo-Btreet, Auckland. N.B.—Tho Instruments are now on view at our Mart. T3TJKK BONiSDUST JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supply ing Fine Bonedu9t of their own mann facture, guaranteed free from any adulteration £1 10a per ton, eacks or bags included, at the Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Stoic, No. 8 Lower Queen-street. Bones bought in any quantities. October 25, 1880 jmREEMAJVS 15AY STEAM AND FLOUR MILLS. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Have on hand at their Mil's and Store, No. Lower Queen-street :— Fine Flour and Household (quality guaranteed. Also, Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal Maiz 8' Oats, Wheat, and Barley, Craoked asd Whole All excellent quality, at very low rate . TH E "EX AYMABKET, JDL 105, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE :- White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oats Heavy Feed Oata (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetchea, Field Peas and Beans and Ked Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat New Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and crushed) Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake Pressed Meadow and Oaten flay Oaten and Wheaten Chan 9, Bran and Sharps , Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse. Fine, and Rock Halt Boneiust of all grades Gtiauo-Peruvian, H«on, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede. White Slobo, &o. New Zeal»nd Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A new importation of first-claßß Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Kating Potatoes Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, &c, from the celebrated nursery of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket. nESKETH & AITKEN. mo A X R I V E, :<■ PER 'FAIELIE,! ■ .■■..•<#'.■ ■ 100 Backs WHEAT, 335 r» JJARLEr ~ ; ,•.,,• 500 „ "BRAN. 140 „ CHAFF ' 275 „ FLOUR ... 12 „ PEARL BARLEY 30 „ OATMBAL T, H v H At'L &-€°- LOWER" QUEKN-STRKET. '.'■'. in OA LI COAL! COALJI! WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHAH.GAREI. . i '■": .. "r'■ '.. .OEFICK' ';.: ,'".' :'■!, NO. 8, LOWER QUEbN-STREET. W, sFoANE, : J.U : ~. AGENT./ .. r ; ■■■„ •<■■? r. T> T p N X S « CO. Agents- fob Sydney Paper Mills, Have always in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, J.:,0, comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours .re quired. ~ ~■: : • i ' . .': These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to be superior to most Insr. ported. : ,• , ~■_ - in ■. •-■ ;: • Cavalier Frero'a Genuine Frenoh Brandl'W . American.Carriages .-;•• American Harness; . ■■. .. . < '.; ■' '.. ■ ; To Arrive i| Farm and Express Wagons • '■ ■ . :.-. v American Fireproof Safes, Scc.'&X'. i. '-■ ■■■■•■ .'.«;? TONKS & CO. ;; TTr U L.L ' ;B ':U ( O X ;S, E B. VS ■ I HAVE NOW LaInDING,' / . ;j:,;;r;' IimLPAQKAGES,. .... .. I i .«w Gorißistingrl • '■'■'■ ■• ' ' GROCERIES AND QIEMENjS STORES;, , i ' •' '■• AND HAVE FOR SALE— '; \; .'/.'.'• AMERICAN RANGES AND STORES ; BARBBDSTKEL FENCING WIRE , DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN'MOWKRS1 CORNSACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, &c.,&c',&b. ''- ': I'lOfiq Agents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch ;/, ;%Wskey. J a ,„;■:.,>;,:-, : - : ,-;■.(„ HULL .BROTHERS," ™'■ '■ '»/ : Auctioneers, Wine'and Spirit Merchants' :: '; :: Qiioeti-jStrpet" , , .. ~ •, r , Kanrl.Qum Stores. Bre rwate)} ,'■;':•"•, •.■„■, '■;'■. iFr('9'<i.nc(tKpiidedStijrea,;Albsrtjstrepfc-,;,,,/. , "i r. ~ ~ ~ '. ~>■,'... ....'.< TjISTATK .G., WALLER,-;DKGjE'A;3Eg;;; j :; |{ §7E L 1 I N~G '■'.$:%& n'lwlfi 1' :.; 3 .. yi -.-MUST|,BE,CL3a!AREb^ •■.';,r,v. ;":' XH&-E^TIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE Will be qiilttod at prices never before known In , I ,;,., ;. Queen-street. Tobacco, CipAfts,: Pipes/:.|', %?ijss. ! t)'£s;{ i GRtPTION r --GENEBAIJr'I.;TOBIA:CCO^IST£?y-i ! ' FAifCY, AND^SijUttßifEH,'&C, N:I "OSTATE G; WALLER, ;DECfeASEi>.? It-has boon decided to close the BusineßSlately carried on by Mr W. W. RQ^iqson, and conse quently a Clearing Salewjlljbe.held^and ,yery low prices'pubmitted to.- A large .q^iriUty. of i atttaotlvp.New- Goods have lately bfeeh^rocelyed1, rcim ■ LCndbn, • Customers ahdtildI.visit iHe? Hstab,llshment'eaily^:;' -'; ■'•'■' '"'■ *li a ljg"jf,'" i E-TP^^'A R D LEWIS. .I ~ FOB "THE ADJIINISTEATRIX. -A "UCKtANu aZTJRE.. BL DE iA • The Cheapest n<he Market. : Challenges competition with he best Imported. It is mado of the purest and best materials > s easily and perfectly soluble; produces a most brilliant colour; and will never settle in the clothes. Sole Manufacturer: Jos. Bdkobss Russell-street Great North Road' I' RON TANKS 1 IKON TANKS*} ' "■ IRONTANK3I ; - S. P Ai R X E R HA3 FOR SALE (CHEAP) ABOUT FIFTY ; FIVE OB" THE ABOVE. Also, Superior • Corrugated. • Iron • Tanks I'j From S2 and upwarcis, complete with. Tap'ready' t or nse. ' i Also, a Large stock of Spoutino, RiDoma I, ; ~,j , ; po-WN;PIPE, &C, 50.,. &C, , j ['I . . •*; ALWAYS ON HAND ■j~o • :.•;■- it • : '■:: AT HIS !:.T .":«i ■ i >:"• i GALVANISED IRON:!«. LEAD^PIPE , ! i: ; i . S.u STEAM WORKJ3, ';.'.,: y: v.; : ■ ",; ' i '.a ".' • VICTORIA .-■ STREET BAsi :,•!■,;" ■• ' i Auckland,



Land knd Estate Agents " Fo J. M oss & C°- LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND-STREE . MONEY TO LEND, at current rates, ia sums of £60 and upw. rds. FOR SALK: £150-Xew House of 8 rooms, near the Cricke Ground £CoO—House o£ 8 rooms, and 1 acre of garden and orchard, at Onehuiigi 117 £570—House of 7 rooms, at Ponsonby, gas and water laid on £500—House of 8 rooms, at Ponsonby, sea front age 217 £360— A double house, 10 rooms, one half let at £25 per annum £350—1 n Hdon Crescent- 2 TTouse3, one let tor 15s per week; one with 10 rooms, bath-TOom1 and every convenience; frontage, 66 x 11)0 £1,000 -House of 9 rooms, -with bath room, at Brighton, I acre of land 327 £450-Hou;o of 9 rooms, at Parnell 328 Two Housc3 on Barrack Hill—£l,soo each 120 feet frontage to Brighton Road - 303 per foot : l<o 300 feet frontage, at North Shore—2ss per foot 266 5 acres at Remuera; choice biilding site—£soo £275 each, Two Cottages near the Threo Lamps Pcnsonby 9 acrei. with good Honse, Mount Eden Road— £650 203 7 acres at Remuera; good building site-£IOO per acre 2il aews at Onehusga, small House—£7so 101 5 acres at Ponsonby, all planted and fenced— £050 2-° Building Site in Parnell, 12 Ift x 200 ft 235 21 acres at Mount Edeu, frontage to three ro*ds-£GOO 306 i Acres at Takapuna, teach frontage, beautiful site m 400 Foet frontaga to Ponsonby Road 317 Several Allotments near City Park, each 20ft x 80ft 81 20 Choice Building Sites, near a sea beach, fine view, ■with frontages to suit purchasers— From 30a per foot 31 Acres and good House, 2 miles from the North Shore, fine view-£I2OO 111 £150 -Houso of 6 rooms, at Newton 136 COUNTRY PROPERTIES. UN IMPROVED. Piako—ooooacres of fine laud in thia well-known district, to be sold cheap Piako—2ooo acres near the line of railway now being constructed at £2 per acre 76 Waiau Parish—9oo acres, adjoining Jos. Clarke's farm—4ss per acre Raglan County, near Lake Wangape. and ad joining Mr Sinclair's property-1500 acres of fine land, at 30s per acre IMPROVED. Mangere—loo aoras of Good Land, all in grass. The whole or part for sale 178 Walkato—A choice little Farm of 150 acres, with 6-roomed House and 3 acres of orchard, stockyard and outhouses—£B por acre 600 Acres of fine Land, 12 miles from Tauranga, with 12-roomed House and Outbuildings 187 100 Acres, all in grass, with good now 8 roomed House, i' miles from Auckland, on ihe South Road—£2s par acre - 271 60 Acros of the best Voloanlo Land, adjoining the One-Tree Hill Farm, suitable for build- I ing sites Acres of good Land, with 7-roomed House, Btable, cow-Bhed, fowl-house and piggeries, 12 miles from Auckland. The grounds arc tastefully IIIU out and pla*tod with orna mental troes; 200 fruit »reos In full bearing; aUo, a workman's Cottage of 5 rooms 385 - In addition the above, wo havo a largo number of farms in the best parts of Waikato and other districts, varying in extent from 150 to 1200 acres, add of which we shall be glad to give fall par ticulars on application. F. J. MOB 3 & CO.. Land, and Estate Agent 3, Shortlaudstreet. LAND, INVESTMENT AND TRUST . AGENCY. ■ . . UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP GEOHGE FRASEK, VALUATOR, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT, AND . PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. Foe thk Sale ok Purchase of P operties. Tub Investment of Money. i The; .Management o£ Estates for Trustees and others. The attention of persons seeking investments, combining profit with security, and of Colonists and Immigrants desiring t3 settle on really good land, is roqueßtod to the faot that this Agency has now lor sale, a nonprst a number ot other properties of a valuable character, soveral yery excellent Agricultuia Farms ready at once for oconpation, having nearly all the rough work done, fences erected, and comfortable farm houses built, and large part of the land laid down in grass, at reasonable prices, in settled dlotrtota, ■ and p».wsß.»»(r Hjvilwtty and otlmr facilities for bringing produce to market. FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING PROPER -1 J --i TIKS I—Birst-classFarm,Main South Road, ahout3so ■ acres very rich volcanic BOil,cultivated, fenced and subdivided; wilh a beautiful Residono*, and all' necessary outbuildings, -with fine orchard and garden. Prioe very oheap; a ; bargain, and terms easy. AB—Upper Waikato, large Improved Farm, of ; 800 acres, ■with house and neoessary outbuild ings, ne»r Railway Station. Central and ■ lising district. A23—Fine little Farm, 75 acre-*, in Bombay ■ District; first-class volcanic soil, nearly all in : grasa; good house. Offered exceptionally A2'i-^Lar«e farm, 1120 acres, first-class volcanic 1 soil: 100 acres bush; Boil undulating. Price ; moderate. Easy terms. A33—Farm, Waikato Valley, 303 acres, partly I fenced, and in grass; good house, garden, and orchard. Railway conveniences. Ils—Pukefcohe District, 1180 acres unimproved ~ undulating, volcanic land; 150 acres bush i with valuable timber. Will be sold cheao. A4o—Residence and valuable Allotment, Kyber Pas* Road, near St. Sepulchre's New Church. A3—Beautiful Farm of 350 acres, with largo • family residence; fenced, subdivided, large ■ part cultivated and In grass, near Railway ■ Station, within easy distance of Auokland. 1 Very cheap. All-Fine Country Residence, with 9 acres of i land (7 acres.in good grass, and 2 acres in ! orchard), (rarden, avenue, a»d shrubberies ; ' orchard in full bearing, and house of 7 rooms, 1 with man's room, stable coach-houße, etc : Fuller descriptions with Particulars on appli cation to GEORGE FRASER a Investment. Land and Trust Atzno i ' . JT? T> ANDERSON, • Xi/o Xi , 1 AGENT FOB SALE AND PURCHASE OP HOUSES, LANDS, BANK, MINING, ;! INSURANCE, '&C.,/SHAKES. ! ' The following Choici Properties FOR SALE : 1 MAN UK AU UOAD—Very cheap seven-roomed House, with washhouse. well. &o.; allot mont 35 x 100. A very desirable property, ■ Close to St. Miry's Church. Only £375; KM CLOSE TO FONSONBY ROAD-An Allot ment having two frontages, beautiful Hix roomed House, specially finished and fitted ■ up, with copper boiler, bath-room, Ko, (new); i a bargain, £420. ALLOTMENT, MOUNT EDEN-Fine Site for ■ J a Villa Residence, at 16s per foot—a large ! portion, of purchase money can remain at i very low interest, SOFT GOODS TRADE—Fine opening for a ! good business Kan, in a Splendidly sMtuatod I Shop, doing a good steady trade, capable of ; ; very greit 'development; largp (frteholt. j with substantial buildings thereon erf cted : good corner section ; with or without stock L > I and-bpok.debts; bulldingjustenlarged and ' j •beautified; ' " - ' '' - '-' •:- FINK LEASKHOLD PROPERTY-Conslsting • I of Thrco Shops, in Victoria-street, 38 years i to run ; rent, only £30 per annum. ' GREAT BARRIER-Fine Farming and 7 imbor i 1 and, from 9b per acre. BAY OF, PL,KNTY—Two large -fine blpcks-.qf i . Native Land. .'' ' '.* "'"',, DKSIRABLK RESIDENCES, facing Howe and 1 William streets—Two well ■built 7-roomed [ '• Houses.- large rooms, nice garden, £4UO each; I -eaßy terms Of payment. ,:■.- 1 ... m, . ■ QUITE NE W—Four-roomed Cottage in Norfolk f i street, allotment 33 x 100; wonderfully r I cheap : price £260 ALLOTMENTS, volcanic soil, close to Hailway I ' Station—Choice sections for beautiful villas ; on exceptionally easy termsl also, commo ■ dious'Family Residence in the Suburbs, with • 30 ■ to: 10 acroa land attached, good out buildings, orchard, &c.; very reasonable prico wanted for it. Full particulars at IN THE ClTS'—Shop, and Dwpllipg-house, , ; Cottagos; good positions, and at very low rates, with cssy terms. HOUSK and lALLOTMKNTS—Great North , Road, large frontnges, well built 7-roomed I House; gas^aitd water laid on, grand view; . . 'terms'easy. and price reason cble. - v' ■, ' i Also, othfer Properties. • Apply 0 r RANDERSON, I , ~,,, 5, N.Z Insuranco Buildings. ! : '■: ''''WiM LET GNnLEASE!:-'V ■■ \ TWO GOOD SHOP 3 and 'DWELLINGS'in1 good part of SympndE-street. for ten years,' at low rental. !) DURHAM-STRKET WEST—Premises suitable for carrying on a large business; splendid j cellarage and good horse entrances. PROPERTIES, &C, WANTED. WANTED TO LEASK (with purchasing olause 8 or 10 acres volcanic land, with houße and buildings, within three miles of town. A FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT or SHOP in f near Queen-street; 10 feet frontage would do. Good price would ba given. A FOUR-ROOMUD CO IT AGE with Stable in the neighbourhood o£ Newton; muat be good, and specially cheap. ! INVESTMENT AGENCY. MONEY to Lend on good Freehold Securities, " at Lowest current rates of interest. Stocks and Shares in Bank, Insurance, Gas, or other Companies, Bought and Hold at Bfest Market Rates, For all further particulars, cards to view, &c, apply to '■•■ ': : :'- ,' .." '■ ■' ■■ " . :'■ J;,:':; j^Er ra^debson;" '■■:. ;.;:;:: BROKBB, 'ESTATE. AND. GENERAL COM MISSION AGENT, .: : • i 0 ' 5, New Zealand Instjbance Buildings,



Land an 4 Estate Agents. THE GREAT NORTHERN LAND AGENCY. QUKEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. pertles of Every Description For Sale. Cataioques Posr Fbie to Any Address. House, Building. Mortgage. Insurance and Sur vey AKOncy, Money to Lend at Lowest Cur rent Ra,tes on Good Securities, Properties brought under Land Transfer Act, .and Transfers Effected. . T. W. HICKSON, PROPRIETOR [Late Inspector in, and holding high testimo- I nials from Survey Dnpartment.] AUTHOEISKD SUSVKYOR, AND LAND BROKKB (Licensed Under the Land Transfer Act). V^TAIKATO T AND A GENCY, CAMBRIDGB. H. E. COTTON & CO, Havb for Salb— LAND IN WAIKATO, In Blocks of from 1000 T0 20,000 AOBKS- Also, Several Choice Farms. Gensral Agents and Auctioneers. Consignments of Prcduce, Merchandise. &0,, have our best attention, and Sales promptly re turned. Copies of our Land List sent on application. lronmongerv. pHEAP TTARDWARE CTOUSE, 234, .QUEEN-STREET J# & J. Dickey, HAVE FUR SALE- R.OWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, ALSO, EXTRA BUKNBES, FONIS, GLOBKS, AHD WIOKS, And a Great Variety of Chlmnies. j ;l ■■■ : ■ ' Rodger's, Lockwood's, and Wiofall's , table and pockkt cutlery. Johnson's CELEBRATED SCISSORS. clark'd boilers, saucepans, &o.' Griffith's Patent Tba and Coffkk Pots, stamped Tinned Meat and PieDisiies, Basins akd Milk Pans (all Bizes), B*ckbts, Tubs, Pails, and Ovens, Brooms, Scrubbers, Whisks, &c Hahi, Clotii, and Nail Brushes. p rk's, black's, and ly.n do spades and digging forkß. garden hoes, rakeß. and troweeß. dlsston, sorby &sphar, and jackson's hand. rip, and tbnnon saw.s, Axes, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chisels, Augurs, Planes, Hammers, Bkacbs, Twist and Patent Bits (all sizos), Locks, Hinges, Nails, and Brasswarh, Scott's Genuine White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linsebd oil. five per cent. discount Allowed to Cash Purchasers on all, Sales amounting to iZOs. and upwards. Oil and. Colour Merchants. DAP E R H A N G I N G S, XT, , WHITE LEAD, &O. • W. PHILLIPPS & SON Abe Now Landing, ex Loch Deb, ho packages PAPER HANGINGS SCRIMS and HESSIANS, OILS, WHITK LEAD, ZINCIWHITE.JPATBNT PAINT, COLOURB, So., in Wood and Iron Silvered, Polishrd and rough Plath , ': vOknambntal,: Photo, and ' • Common Window V . . I . ..glass,l :-■■•: VARNISHESi BRUSHES, •;■■ . ~.{-, AND 1 i'\ ,! TRADE SUNDRIES. . T^. PniLLDPes & Son, . ~' - 95 & 97. QUEfIN : STRi£ET. ,; \ "VTE W V PAPER HANGINGS I\.. . ;nJ JOR.IBBO. ■■ ■ ; -' ;' Large and Small Buyorfl o( Papflrhanglnga wll do well to Inspect ;„,.; HOLLAND & BUi'LER'S' PAPKBHAKSINns, .OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS - ,:,; i.,.; Wabehodbb, ~ , ;.-. 28' & SO. VICTORIA-STRKET, AUCKLAND Where' may be inspedtod one of the ' ] largest and best-selooted Stooks' . . ■ ■/;,-:: 1 ofPaperhangingsinNew '.: ' .: . : Zealand, , ■ From Id'per piece to the moat costly. GILT &| STAINED PICTURE ■ frRAMB ; • . MOULDINGH . -In Great Variety. • ■ Pjotubb-Framino in all rre bbanchki, . 1 . ~ At lowest poßsiblerateß.;.';'-. Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnishes, Bruahw are £crim. Glass Shades, Wax Flower : Making Materials See., &c. HOLLAND & BUTLERj j Oil and CtiAss Merchants. ' s Venetian Blinaa 1 TRADE MARK. rriHE AUCKLAND wa6 VENETIAN _L BLIND FACTORY. Established 1861. BED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN • BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail, Blinds sent to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds are Lighter and Cheaper than the Imported Iron blinds. " .) .-,',.' "'. rjji. AND A. BUSBY- .-.. ~ (Late M. Horton Busby), ' : . HAOTICAL BUND MAKKKS & WIKE-WOBKBBS Corner, of ; Cook and. Grey Streets, '*] J' '•; is \ Market'Bqnare Auckland 'N,a-i.'>h-;?- ; ;



Merchandise. j fTIHE T>EST QWISS Ocr Milkmax Brand, This Condensed Milk is not to bo beaten for i Quality by any. It secured the Gold MKDAfat Paris Exposition for its superiority. It has a splendid creamy colour, easily dissolves, and is made from the BEST ALPINE MILK, Prepared only at Avauche's, Switzerland, We have our first supply by thft Coronllla, and recommend orders for the "Our Milkman Brand" guaranteeing satisfaction. Xi» D« I^ATHAN & CO., Sole Impoktebs. T> E D U C T I O -VT . , IN Price of rPEAS- We have pleasure in announcing to our many Customers and the Trade generally that in view of the noar approach of our ■ NEW CHINA SEASON'S ; TEA SUPPLY, : For which ■ . ■ ' WrtKA PACKAGES HAVE BEEN ORDERED (First portion to arriyo por Bowon, dlreot steamer from Foochow), WE HAVE RECAST OUR PRICES FOR ALL OUR PRESENT STOCK, And arc now Prepared to Sell, In Trade Parcels j AT PRICES THAT WILL JUST COVER COST AND EXPENSES. Tie opportunity to buy advantageously is there fore unusually favourable. OUR STOCK OF CHINA TEAS IS NOW VERY LIMITED, ; And oonsitt chiefly of— Halt-chest Flno, Medium, and Low, Black Leaf Congpu , . !,.''.', 1 ,.' l *." „ Souchong Kaleow ,„ PekoeSouchoig . ~ ; . . „ True Kaiaow Congou , . , , „ Sprlng-plckedNingchOW:' ( , Of 'Various Qualities to suit General Trade • . i ■ Requlrementa. ' • '.' "'■ f ■. ,!,. ■;.•:■ ' , , .:■■■•!■■.■'. Wr.lU • ■ ill . , ..;:,' : ■■'■ • ,; . . . > ~,,.,, In Assam,. Teas. ' , WE HAVK BEBN APPdINTED AGENTS ' •■ . FOB THK i :■ : Calcutta tea stndica,te, ; And,1 In view of Rognlar Conslgnmants from India, offer all onr present stock of '.'■■• Assam Teas at a ■ -. -■ : LARGE CONCESSION IN PRICE. Samples nn Prices forwarded on application, lit D» ; & Co., . ~ . Shortland-btreet, Auckland. ■"■> » IB *- 6J I.'.' '8 J5 ' BUGAR COATED pill^l ■ ; :-rv :l v:-. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And are only pills which contain • LEPTANDRIN AND PODOPHYLLIN. These two powerful antlbiUlous plants are a sure cure for all. diseases of the Stomaoh, Liver and Bowels, Headache, Indigestion, Dizziness, Pain in thk Side ob Back, and especially m. 3^^^^ , < They nover weaken or gripe, unless the itomaoh Is very fouL and they are very '"." EASYTO T A X E. I For Sole by all Druggists' and Dealers In Medicines. ■ WHOLESALE AGENT L. D. NiA TH A N <fe GO. . L AUCKLAND ■ , • KSTABLIBIIED IN 1833. ORISTOL'S QARSAPAR^LLA; THE GREAT PURmER OF ffiff BLOOD ; Thequicko«t and most ctrtain cure for ~ ! SCROFULA, ! in:!.. ;. .' RHEUMATISM, ;. ■':'■',-. I i'U . FOUL ERUPTION 3, , i . .1: ,> : it.;, ... OLD SORBS,'and' j :■{;■'• ; j; -,.' . .;-:-^. ...<■■ ULOKRB. All kinds ofl diseases or sores arising from lm nre blood and humours. . : . .:• : ; , IT NKVBR; FAILS: l! ~ ; in effeoting a pompleteoare^if used a sufflolent longhtof timo. ''• !,'.".','..'..,. '.;■.' ',V, n> '■ ;> ■ ! For flalo by all Druggists and Dealers In . .. . •■••• Medicines. '■''• '■■ ■ WHOLBBAtB AGENTS ; AUCKLAND. ': ;'' " v Q,R 1 !: E, N ; T..A L, ; , ,T. f 6 3^,1. c' . '.'! Tflß QRailT HAIR RESTORER ■ Infallible for Renewing,- Invigorating,-and Beautifying the Hair, removing Sourf, JJand ruft, and onring all affoctlons of the Scalp, upon which it has an almost miraculous effect, causing | a splendid crop of Hair to spring up and flourish where before all was barren.:T •■• • ■ ■ I : It is dellciously fragrant, refreshing and In-1 vigorating, and the Hair that ia dressed regu larly, with..this-delightful preparation acquires a softness,-lustre, thickness, vigor, and flexi bility, that is wonderful. : :iTtwßalebyall'Druggia l , Perfamsnu , ' ;.1 '.". Wholesale Agents : '■ ;i ■-'■'; l. d. x- 'n- a.T kl'n: k oa V '■1 -.' . . .■ . AUCKLAND . ■;■> .'.',,' ; T^kPERisHABLE : !fli^A<aßiisr(}Ei MURRAY he LANMAN/a CELEBHATED ■pi Ii 0 R I D A A T B B, The ilohest, most lasting, yet most delicate of all Perfumes, for use on the EANDKERCHIEF, eToiLET> And in'the BATH. Asithere are Imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water prepared lay . the sole proprietors, r : r ;.. LANMAN & ELEMP,. ; " " NEW YORK. . ,•; .. ri For-Sale by all Perfumers, Dmgglsts, and j1 • -Dealerß In Fancy Goods. ,; ; j:. i ,-. „ /:som;;agbnt3,



Umbrella Maker. ■VTEA.TLY, QUICKLY, CHEAPLY J3i (Mr MStto ) m (My Motto.) When theHaleiono ]8 • *f Vat particulars arrives there will be ,11 BpJ}l} n vhorve a complete revolution S I p °- *?• ? p",,-tnd i^Sc^^'^li uXellaXnu^ in AUCKiana. -a f ac turer. J" ' GKKY - STREET. ; Medical p.H|EMIST AND DKUGGIST. S. GILBERT Bees to intimate that he has commenced business as Chemist and Druggist in QUKEN STKKET, Dext to the Albert Hotel, where he hopes to receive a share oC publio patronage. A select stock of Pare Drugs and Chemicals will be kept; Just Arrived, par Orient Line- Cod Liver Oil Parou3 Plasters Lung Balsam Asthma Cigarettes Bronchial Trochua Cockle's Pill 3 Sponge. Bags, Tooth Brushes, and Paste, Pies'e & Lubin's Perf ames, &c- Conntrv Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest. Physicians' Prescription* faithfully dispensed Address: NKXT ALBKRT HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET. ISKASES OF THE EVE, I may bo Consulted Daily, between eleven and one o'clock, in my Rooraa in Hobson btbekt, a few doors from Mr Minetti'a French Bak°r7- T. AIOKIN, M.T). Berlin, F.R.0.5.1., &0. iiji Private Residence, Ponsonbv Road.. REGISTERED TRADE MAIIK-b YUAMID. BALDNESS IS CURABLK BY USING BARROW'S PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCE R. This Great Scientific Discovery, H.Soott Barrow s WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER la a purely Natural Vegotablo Restorer of the ■ Hun on Bald Heads. la also guaranteed to produoe, the most Luxuriant WmiiKims and Moustachoib, To Soften and Beautify the Hair, . TO ERADICATE DANDBUFS1, and with a single application, TO ARKSBT THE FAIXINO OFF OK THE HAIB In the most obstinate cases of Febrile j Disease, nobility, and the many other I causes so fatal to the Growth and i-i Jeauty of Nature'u Gi-atestj Ornamentj* Price, in bottles (one inoath's na V.. _ 48. iPrice, in bottles (two months' use)._■ .. 7s. 6d j To bo had of all Chemists throughout the JColonie?.' , ; I AGKNTS in Auokland:—Aickin. Chemist, .Queen-straet: J. Boson. Chemist, Qneen-at. i|IUUE O'V' SK.IW 3 ISEASES \\.y- ■ •_— — ■ > i To' ■be Bdltor! Sir,—Herewith wa have the pleasure to forward yon a letter from New Zea land bearing testimony, to the succeisful treat, rnent of a skin disease of long standing through' itho use of our Eucalyptus Extract for the bene i'flt of those* similarly afflicted. :VFe hope yon will deem the subject of sufficient importance' to afford this letter a spaco in your valuable paper.—Yours truly, I ■ •; ; SANDER &SONS. ' i : Bridge-street, Sandhurst, July,; 1880. ■~-. • i, j .. Ijiveroahgill. N.Z,, Bth-July 1880. ---j .Msssrs. Sander & Sons, Sandhurst. ' " j Gkntlembn, —Having suffered from eczema ; (a skin disease wkich is very provalentinthig oolony) for about nine years, I h»d consulted 'numerou* medical men ne»e and in Australia, and had taken - arsenic, strychnine, iodide of 'potassium, etc., internally, and had used pre parations of zinc, and load externally. In fact il had tried all tha renedies known: to the ■ faculty, and what between travelling Sectors' Sand druggista' bills, hid spent a small fortune, almoat if not wholly without results, except to iinjuro my constitution.. During a recant .visit to Hokitika I ;Tvaa recommended to try your ■Extract of, Eucalyptus Globulus by a brother, jwho had experienced great benefit from it in' {alleviating a very severe cold,and, no less to my (surprise than satisfaction, I found the dlneasa ;which had troubled me so long'was oonqtfered,^ 'and tke »kin resumed its normal condition. 'This was effected by the external use of lose •than twoone:ounce bottles. ■:■■-■ ! You are wf lcome to make any use you please ■Of this letter, and I subscribe myself.—Yours I i ■ (Signed) JOHN H. KERR, I Manager, Union Bank of Australia (Limited . ! . ' ■ ■• . Agent for Auckland i i- .': .In. ' i GRAVES AICKIN, I THp PFABMAOY. QtJBKW-bTREKT. . oadaiery. '~. ; , WS. JONES • HaS Just landed ex ' Avona,' 'Coro- Inilla,' 'Oxford,' and -a.s. 'Norfolk,' a L»rge 'Assortment of BEASONABLK Guobs, comprising iHorse Gove'rs; good durable articles lined and ishMiod, from \ss ; Waterproof Loin Covers, iAprons, Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines; ißuggy, Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddle:, j&o. I Mots to arrive per' Halcione' and' A shmore. ■STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, fliOur own mako, complete with. Mounts, front i I £3;;';;; *V:, '55.: ■ ;i-; ; Od. '■'; j : ,JII (.51 U'' ''■,-' - '.'■'■' ':* ' ■ ■_'', I " '•.''" ''-'. ■■'■''" "■' '" ' >.\ .'i'1 1 .:■"■•■'!■ - "■ '''' Jo'f ; iWiT hakebXJl • iwATERPRQOF ■ - RIDING; APRONS, ! Our own make,' beet quality, and latest • imnrpved shape. j W.SiJ. has always a large Keberai stock, oom- P^ I"^HARNESS OF ALL KIND 3, j ,' : . '■ Racing, Steeploohase, and Hunting Saddles, and Bridles, i Stable Requisites, .Summer and I Winter i Horseclothing, -Valises, Portman^ teaux, Courier-: Bags, V/aterprpof Paste for,, Baddies and' Harness, Compos, Oils, &O. : bllisian.s embrocation, just , ~; ■•" :;, "arrived.-'..-., ..,,/ ~: ! A large intook of latest improved extra string PACK KADD^KS always on hand. : From6os. : Five per:cerit.: Discount allowed 'for Gaßb t ■■ Wi i r-'xvE ■ :■;.■'' -J":'; 6,. M:,- Mi'%' i ; :QtrK«N-STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ ':( I::'--^:':- x■.:■'-■ .■'■■' :':'-:' ■■.'■'"' ',';^;" j '■!'. ~ -:. ■ New Teas-. > : -.• ■■■ . ; tK'f »■-¥ •a-:u" - ; . w'::.a, 'nI/t j ;'/ : __ ■■;■ ■ ■■' ■ ■-"'a en? op, ,'.,/;';' l ;j :; v; ' r ; i., REALLY GOOD TEA . ' i -v:','" v no; ■ TKYTHU'^: .' . £ki ' •• -JiV f'l'ajE p i'n,:Q- ¥;.X'X;,t tr rje/'1 hackee! In lib. and .Jtt. Packeta, IN TH® CHINA ~ TKAt..GARDENS,. ,EBI .' 'J-.t "I have analysed an Original Packet o the TAKPING MIXTURE, and I certify that it is composed of Pure Uncoloured Teas, and admir ably flavoured with a delicate and harmless scenting, which renders it very palatable. I can recommend it as being a wholesome and refreshing diet. ■, : : . > "KABIi THHODOR STAIOEB,. •■it ;i; !■:... ;;•■• ~<■■ -^•Analytical'Chemiat,' '•■'-■: ■■'•■ ' : "'■ "Quoenßland, " '■ igentfor the Taepini? Mlxtttte: '-' ;;" :. CHAS. MAJQUi , -' , J •WHOLESALB AND SHIPPING fIROCBR;



11/f- ASO NI C HOTEL. it. WHITAKEE. ril H 1 S T L E HOTEL HOP BITTER^, j Just Received, by the City of New York, A Consignment of the above CELEBRATED BITTEKS, P~~A R X :H O T E L, Welleslei Strew East, auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Late of Captain Cook Hotel, KyborPass Road). Wines. Spirits, Ales and Stonts of the best brandf only; itilliurdß, &c. Firat-olass accommodation for Families and Boarders. Good Stabling. Water laid on. FERRY HOTEL, NURTHCOTiI, LATK STOKES' POINT,. J, MAXWELL, Peopkiktob. AooommodtUon tor Travellers. Saddle Horses __ ion Hire ; Cl UJjA X X STTTT, -F « formerly of the City Club [lately of the Torminns Hotel, Hclenavillo), having bought the Freehold of the Whangarki Hotel from Mr Caffier, bog 3to inform visitors that no affort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. Money. A UCKLAND JfEKMANENT A. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND NVKSTMKNT SOCIETY, OJTFIOE:-93, i)UBBK-BTREET. LOANS Krantod upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of £20 to £6,000, ; prinoipal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following rates for every £100 borrowed:— Repayments extend. p w . Bb Total ■ amount ing over Her weßt' Repayable. *'J*e'arti. ..-_ ■ 12 6 130 v 0 o; 8 years.. „ „ 9 2 113 9 2 Byaara v .... 7 6 158 .7 8 10 years.. .... 6 3 162 16 8 tST further particulars may be obtained on application at the Society's Office. JOHN BATGER, : ' . Secretary VICTORIAN LOAN AND DIS GOUNI AGENCY; , HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, ;:■ j' ■. ' '■' .■ V. <V. i ;The above Agcnoy having Opened a Branch in. Auckland is: prepared to Advance Sums of Money, from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, bharoa in Public Companies, and other Securities ut current rates. Bills Ulioountod Daily. Renewals effeoted. ; To accommodate Borrowers, Loans of (cay) £10 May be repaid in instalments: of 10s par week, ■^v;^ £20" "\ "..'.i' ' fi ' ■" May be repaid m instilments Gt 20s. per week. , ; ■■' ct by any other mutual agreement. All onmniunicatlons, either personally or by letter, stiictly confidential.' Address— '.'. ;' ,HIG H ■ S,T R JBB T, ' i (Next Auok'and Hotel), or Box 90, Post-office. ' flfc/B ONKY XU uassuin : .arge ; or small l'ri sums at a moderate rate of intetest,- Jaokaon aid UuasalL Solicitors., "jVTONEY TO LEND on Mortgage, ot Firat-olasß Freehold Securities. -WM. COLBMAN. Solicitor, per of Queen and Shortland-ntreeta. MONEY TO -LEND, on approved security. -: ;- ■ ■■'■■■ •■•■r ! ; ;K. K. TYLER, : ■...■. Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. j\j*. ■■"■;. ° N ' **"■" Vi Money to.Lond.oa Mortgage ot Freehold Securities.—George Fraser, Publio Accountant, Investing and Estate Agent, W. 8. Qrah'ame's Bond, Fort-street, and. No. 6, South British Insurance Buildings, corner of Queen and Short and-street , '~'' ' ', U\Ji OtfSY TO LKND, in large or small 'JjfJL Bumß.'at'ijßiiaiTateß or lnioreot," "' •' ■' : CONNKLL & COOPKK, ' ■ i] : . ;'■ ■ "• Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. ONKYTO LEND, on Mortgalge.— F Rlna. Agent. Shortland-straet yunstQitna.1 ■ •■;■• - D' EVITT, GaiimaJter, '244, Queen • street, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 850.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direct importation from Knsland made to advertisers own order,—Chokobore Breech-loadlrlk Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rtfleß, Game Bans, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Sbpt Ponches, and every article necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and:all the best Brandß, In Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by the advertiser, who, can guarantee thslr good quality. Cartridges for the ffihfleld, Snider . and Terry Riflea* MetaUlo Cartridge Caaeß, Chilled Shot and other iipeci alities always on hand. Conntry dealers liberally dealt wi th. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etp., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breeo loading Guns cheap. The largest stock in Auckland to ohoose from... Also, In stock, a arge assortment of Firaworka of {the best oallty" Flßhlne Tackle ,'... ' ;,';;,-,, ■;, ;. GUNMAKEK, V .■ ! BY APPOINTMENT TU BIS BZOELLKNOT THE . ■""" GOVEBNOR OS" NEW ZEALAND. ', 168, QUKBN-STRHET, AUCKLAND ! Agent far WVand O. Bcott and Pan's Guns, : , and for Hay, Merrfoka and Co.'a (Limltod) QucpoWder Mills, Roslln Kdlnbnrgh. . HAMMBRIESS ' AND;; CHOKEBORE !"':-,;' ""'::. rv 1:;,.': •'!l;:''-.: 7} Shlpmenta now ready from W; andC. Sco'fit ana Bons, Isaao HoUis & Sons, P.'Webley&'Son; Bland & Soni :W- W.;Greener,*and other makers. ; . Hammerless Guns j.-. .. £15;t0*33.i, Double Breech-loaders , .. £5 to £18 . . 1 • Single ditto - '-..'■'■' .. ..'"£oto£7.. i DoubOcfMuzzle load6rs ■ £H 15s'to &W ---', Single ditto, ..:, ... ..JBlloßto£s Snider Carbines.. ..■ ... £310s to £5 | Martinl-HCnry Rifles .. '.. £9 to £10, ■ Saloon fifles .. .. £208 to £3 58' •ißevolvers.. •• .. ...: .. .£lto^s : Air Guns, shooting ball or shot £110s Direct Shipments of Sporting Powdkb Shot", Caps,1 Wads, Cartridges, Cases, Rifle and Revolver Ammunition, Gun Cases,1 Game Bags, Cartridgeßolts, Recapper?,, Turnovers, Powder. Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c.,Kyeafor Bird-stufflng. J ;FrRKARMB^dROHASED, or Exchanged, ■ . i Repairspromptlyandefficiently dono, "' ' 1 tar W.H.H. draws special attention to' hla Shooting Gailkrv, 40 yards lokg, where fire arms may be tested by intending purchasers. Open for Rifle and Pistol Practice daily. ' _ nnder't'afcers. :,. i.' >' ;;; ::' BstabEishbd iB6O. .' ,'" ';■ ■ 'tfk^RY^IV^.H^YWARJ?, ''I i»" •■' ' Upholsterer, ; •., Mattress Makeb", Aim Funekal - 11 ' ■ ■ Undertaker, ' ' . ' #:RK t ■ ST're'bT;1:. AUOKIiANp. ' I ',X i-'ijtattresßepi Re-made, '•'-■■'■' ' Furnlturo Re-stnftoa and Repaired at thej a Owner's Residence, or at'the Work- " i ■\;u, : v BiijJt.i'Gter-BmiK'' ':J ■pi ~ JB-: F H I/f P S',; TIME TABLE.' ' Leave Arch HiH: Leave National Bank: -- ■- als a.m. ■ '0 am. ♦9.30 a.m. *10.15 a^m. 11 %m. 11.45 a.™. ~,-... 1.30 p.m. 2.15 p.m. '. ' ' 3 p.m. '. ". ' 3.45 p.m. " ' . ■ '-'■ 3.J5.p.m. i. ;'5.5 p.m. i ,-:.!• b.ia p.m., . 630 p.m. ~ * Except rJ(u<;Bdays and ThuradayH, when the 9 from Auckland, and 10.30 from Whau, wil gb to and from the Whau. ' J -p£ ywnA N>s TIME-TABLE. •" : '.' — —- Leave Onehunga: Leave Auckland: 8 a.m. 9.15 a.m. • 12 noon ■ 4 p.m. Special Coach as per agreement. J*?^*Z^im WEIQEIi'S " %y Joubhal ok Fashions / f '<5^ >-». Contnining the Latest Btylea ol Ladles' and WM 41 a^-ti Pr'M- 7d: by Post. 8(1 fitf- Iff M 6s per j§liig|l * 3 : annum, post free. Pat- ; terns of all the styles re t*.c-><, ■ \ i presentedinthejournala <ea^^£^a^ are cut in different sizes, and sold at ■priote ranging from 6d to. 2a.-Sola Agent for Auckland— : ■,-, ;. '~->; ;■■ ;MI§S;XEUTENBERG, QujEES STBKST,: