THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

THE REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA.

Berlin, June 24.—A letter -was addressea to ihe Emperor of Russia aud ill the hieh' officials, assuring them they had nbtbien' sentenced to death by revolutionists,. a^^ wliicliis supposed to have emanated froriii the leaders of the "Black Division.," coa.: eludes as follows : " The Executive' -Comi mittee deem it. quite unnecessary at present to repeat its criminal enterprises, as "the' measures of the new Ministers are'fast driving the country into revolution. >'. It is rumoured, that .mines have beea:dis. I covered under the foundations ot the Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg. .'V .' "-^ KILLED AT THE WINTER PALACE," >n i'S> St. Petersburg, June 24.- A Montetteji grin officer went to the Winter Palace yj&.' terday and demanded an audience with tKe Princess of Montenegro. Being refnsed,ihe' stabbed an officer, who then shot the Moil teriegrin dead. ;'■ >: ■• »•' u> NEW METHODS OF EEPEKSS]IoS. J J r :'*

St Peteesbukg, Ju'nff 25.—A ,spiec!# commissiori has been Appointed lo'draw.'afl! exceptional law to be applied in Cases #ietff - it istiecessary to strengthen the piower'jfnfl' legal jurisdiction of the Aaministraf&iji; General BafonofF, Conirrfandant atSt burg, General TcherilrJ, Assistant Minister of the Interior, and MaJoHSenleral; Siaoff are members 6f the oorotnission:. besides:Te.: preseitatives of the Ministers of : War,jand : Justice. The Court ot Justice pi Moswr; ■has confirmed the judgment, of;,, He Novgorod tribunal ordering the newk; built church belonging to. the sect of Olaj Believers to be pulled down and;-thC( materials sold for the benefit of the Weal; sumstoo. , The Oolos commenting i.os the above, says : It is no. wonder there &/ discpntent among .; the masses when! ; the people are not allowed to follow thß' faith of their fathers, At the next sitting of the Finnish Diet a bill wilL.be presented) granting to the Assembly the right of initial ting legislation, instead of being obliged: to> confine its labours to the discussion of bills laid before'it by the centra! Government.,,

THE CONDITION OF IRE LAND.

MOKE DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGES.';

; Oa Monday 700 or 800 meny.armed"witif staves, nnd accompanied by abalnd, entered' the village of Keadne, after having:tji<W, ...'=! turf of Patrick Lynch, now in Kilmaitihaia. gaol under" the Coercion A(;t. TheiUcotfi'1 duct terrified the peaceable 'inhabit.aiiif.s;., who were afraid 'of personal violence, Oar their 'way to the village the mob caUedspn a man of the name of: Patrick Tansty, ,'ojf, Loughrea, and forced him to take his.'cattle1' off a piece of land where they were grazing;. 'and injured a valuableL ,so,w }vi.tfi' : young. A ; person nataed ;'G.reheepi^ 'a.' friend1 of.' Tariscy's dpposed' thenii/'' ,;: when nearly 100' "persona • followed,' him'with stones," arid would h.ave severely' jiuiured him'; only ho .took refuge Jn'the ■'>'; house of Tansey's brother. The mob alsij.j Yisiteda person,of the name of M'EoughM;; of Knockfanny, and compelled,l him, to"^ Remove his cattle from the grass. .", .:.,■.';.' " i Information has beenrebeiyed at LpaghreiSj ;■'■'■% 'to the effect that a large number;of sheejj,1. had been maliciously killed onthe property" of Mrs Clarke; a Protestant tenant, farmer^ rssiding near the town.' It appears.that, Mrs Clarke had taken a farm from'whioa'.a j ■ tenant Was recently evicted forriori-paymenjj. : of rent. Mrs.Clarkehaabeen " Boycotted", | for some time pastj and has been obliged'tOj'j obtain police protection1. . ' ~.',';.'„,,,.-j ■ A protesa server' named John.Frav^lej^. while engajied in serving rent processes Tfjt'j fcrribiil, Kildysart district; on the of Lord Leco'uflcld, wa3 setupon by a o^,'; ber of ther tenants, who, armed wiih, sl^el«^ ■% drove him off the estate, Tliey.kmw it jra^,; : the last day for service previous..to Jh^, quarter sessions, and as the procesa server' ,; approached the estate'on his errand they told himthat if; he persisted in 1 Uiis WoVkX they would, lay, him'prostrate, v^ithogt ; heeding his protests they praceeded to as- r kult him,' and eVpelled^him from the es- •'

tate. ~ ~.., • / hiu*j\v-,'S -mAY! f The other rnorning three tat bullocks, the property olMi^ Thomas Mallock.'y.P,, of Kilnagarna, were found hougbed, and their tails cut off. Mr Mallock is a landed proprietor and., agent to .Mr J.JG.tKmg, D.L., who some time since obtained aeveral'V decrees for rent against-several I ofci his» tenants. A claim for compensatiodwillbe-' lodged. •• ■ ■•• !»"" - i! ' ' dUhM^itt ! Six persons have been committed by \ihfrk - Tipperary magistrates for trial to .Clontnelf Quarter Sessions for- being concerned 'inV> riotous proceedings at Banshai-wherujtho' mob burnt a caretaker's :hut I erected J by- tho Piopoity . DoEoocoj. Society -on '»« ' : f deserted farm belonging to-Elizabeth Eoe;! i of -Dublin. :The: faTm- 'Had, :been.j .yacanta 1 about two years,' rince which time'>it iadfi, been used as commonage'for grazing;v&Cr; When the men weie engaged' itf; erectiofft the hut acrowd assembled and great ex* : i citement arose, a The police sent to protect ,: the workmen were stoned, the Biot Act *ost read, the mob were charged; by the policeju and the six prisoners arrested. - ■ o<> moilasr I AproceßS-server named Fanner- wasjou- Tuesday serving a civil bill near Ballina, when he -was set upon in a most savages manner and nearly killed, when at the door ■ of ahouse where he was about to serve one ■-■• of the documents in his charge.-Afilarga crowd collected aronnd Ihim and .hey.wra± knocked down by: a blow of a stonei'i He was then ■ deprived ■< of- all. (.thes paper in -his ; possession. ■ left lying insensible... on , the ...road.,. He recovered SDfflcient strength tq'^crawl'to , Drom'orc, where he was placed iu'hospital,, arid his deposition taken. nouriced his.Ufe. in danger.' ■, ;'. " „.:',;, ij A proclamation ha& been, issued'in tne.., ','Dublin Gazette" prohibiting, a.Laritt"^ League meeting In the ; county of; West^ t meath. and rewards ar^'offered for. the.,, discovery of the perpetrators of certain out- : ragas in other parts of the country. !,' , • ~,f : j Powell, the tenant farmer,' whoae', ears } were clipped recently at Gtehbugh, county. Kerry, has been cempelled, together with^ , the : protection party,' .to take reJuge. in,, the constabulary barracks, his life haVinE; r been threatened by the p.easantry, it who,, have assembled in large numbers in,the,y district; The police have been^reinforced^ from Tratee; KUlarney, KiUorglen,;»nfttlyj,/j neighbouring stations., .' , ■..;-,,: .r-nihasJ

FOOTBALL MATCH.

_>:■■•;,;,: „■-■ '' » i ' ••■ .' _'-'' The return match, Auoklanav.'PonSonby, ; was played; on the MetropoHtan grpund.qn"'- Saturday afternoon, and resulted in anotUe^Si victory for Ponsonby by two tries—4 points?*! to nil. Besides: the above'scoriiigy-T.™ 3 Macky had a'shot at 'giali which; even , rhany' of the' opposing side considered sue-I', cesamlj tut tbe: umpire gave/it nb.goo.df" There was also-a1 try got by a Ponsonby man, which was disputed by the Auckland ' players, arid successfully. It is a pity there should be any match played 'with .only:one " umpire; as 'in almb'fet' 'every1" Case he- belongs to one' of,1 the1 twrtI' clubs"' who are trying' conclusions,- and,'therefore, 8": is either partial or, as seemed to'be'the!'' case in this match,: afraid' r6f • being'con-"^ sidered so if he decided in favbur of his owh' ' cluh; A special feature of Saturday's play' was the quick passing of Ponsonby,1 a vast. '^ imprbvenjent' in. .this' particular Jon l^t"- Saturday being noticeable.1 No dpubt the";' lessbn taught by Gr'afton in ; their late i!l match with Ponsoriby feU'on gboa gtbund!, :ijy as the Blue and Blacks had.not to learn it, but were getting in need of a, reminderioy allthat. . iii •,..■,„■ ■i":s,-.".!-flow Geaftonv. NorthShoeb., ;,,.,^m. These clubs mot onthelatter's ground,on sir Saturday and played a hard game; which, •) though seeming at first in Graf ton's favour, •; waa eventually won by North Shore byitwo-in tries to nil; As-usual, the North- Shorabp; forwards did all the work, and-won.4het.f match by sheer hard Bloggingj —Next>i; Saturday being a blank on the programme, the match, Gratton and Ponsonby, wmca;.) was not played on its appointed day owing- w to the wet, will eventuate. > ) siii ban cii t'-iiiH lir- ■' HAi^'BACEii ci

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i —iS^: -™ "^.uCtlOßpr -" ~ ~'~—\ ——--.■-- TO-MOEKOW. - — .'tlfntftiiUotfAt 11/tf«ei6ckjsqnrij Ml JSfll lisil l_r:oi:.-' ■'■■> "-O-.-1 ■-.■■■ I ■ ■■ . T0 ■%& SOLD BY''AITCTION. ' X iiDinait'ii :.) - ■j2±__L-> '- I 3SI^ 7-Ni-;;M; ;ryi -^.;- i G;,E; R V, :=== r—PLATED GOODS, " -*-' :' GLASS, AJND. EARTHEN WARE, BRUSHWARE, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, ?'"p ''&OV, . . :&c,7 &c. Atitue.'Stores of Messrs. Potter and Co., _. Durham-street, - ;. !iOk-Wednesday, 27th July, s"■ ■• ,130 At 11 o'clock a.m. 035 PACKAGES OM^ERCHANDISE, -I' ";' KxLoch Doon, from London, Jus!rjLANpßD;;in First-class Order,. X"WELIi-ASSORTED LOT OF "GOODS, Consisting of— Ironmongery, Iron Safes, Dish Covers TpaTroys, Bread Baskets, Cash Boxes Travelling Trunks. GI Buckets, Rat Traps Carthago Lamps; Hurricane Lamps Brnsliwarei Sponges, Feeding Bottles ■ Inkstands, Pipes, Vases, Concertinas PericiUcases, Pen-holders. Whigs' ■' ' Opera Glasses, Mirrors, Assorted Toys j . Plated Ware, Cruets. Spoons/Forks, &c. Glassware. Bartlienwaro, &c. : •an»m«nnr»T NOW On Vi6W»' - ■ ' K. ARTHUR. • Salesman and Auctioneer. TO-MO R R O W. WAIUKU QUARTERLY SALE, t KU<.Vi'f-l. U'i '■-— >li '.'■■•"■ FOR SALE, at. the Waiuku Yards, on • Wednesday next." " PAIKY qOWS.STQRHi CATTLE iC^lvjcs.^earlings; &c. ,' -V ..' ''v; :,.. : " Atl o'Clock. ~i i: _~, lIUN,TER i 4 < NOLiAN. :! ;: ', , D. "TONKSY' '"'R/'C, CA'l*; ' X X). TOI<KS.,



Y\ R G AN SI O"' lsifrTMa :»<]' i?k r:g a n s ] 1; : : MONDAY, AUGUST 8. h-ifl-.'.f ',m '~!: ■•■' ■■■'■ ■■.- ■il ' .-.- •; .:-. ■';.' •Mil"".?! MM -or. 'w ~i.-.' ••■ •■'■•_. V. :-:■■'-■■■■ ■ '■ G -"^"^ Oi''A;' T ■'■ s:' k ;^:;/:B ---'OF THE '' ' " , .loc-'hl'i "FUcbX'& WHITE ]A MERICAN QRGANS,;, . ij J,f,f^:'; .i''!,pi ! ALriJ,prxi.E9; ''■■'':;:' '■ F«rJ'C^a'lity and Finish Unequalled. ,?■ il 'd a 1 ' v :r Q t\ •QSWuo 00:3 pi nrr fiavi ■:• f; : ■ wjS/.i '} .■; 30/.'•;[■: on VIBW'SHORTIi." ::.; y " : , '"■' ~B. " TONK S& C 0.-,^ .(.i *,i •■«. "■: ■' i J •-■ Auctioneers. . ~ 10 r.t'Wi 1::■■•: _ ii-.v.;i.. ;-. ■~ '-■'. \ •A'/'-fn-i' a.-;TONES"-'&-eO.;:c> ■•.,.•;•■/,:;, fXTILL in future hold Regular Sales^bf TT Landed" Property every MONDAY a I2oolook. Parties dosiroua of disposing of Houses, Farms or Lanfled Property vot any description! will ple>se. It possible, furnish" particulara not v latei than THtoday'ia each1 week, '' . ■ "■/;"'; • H '■'■• THURSDAY, JULY 28. ' .'TTOBACCONiii's sundries;- MEERE( C.H AU M PIPES, CIGARSi .::;:ii.&C^'.' 'I $(!.*'. '■• &C. '-- ,a Yl O -'■ ASUNDER. Kffo.' ..GABRIEL. LEWIS- 1 •'•• irj.^.ib' : ;.: !.: . ... .-,.; .y ..' 5 5 ■ HAS- deceived instructions to Bell at his Storo on-the above date, at 11 o'clock, ,",, . The following :— ~ •'Bavanuaiind German Cigars; duty paid Moerchaum Pipes, Wood Pines Pip& Mounts, Ambers, Pouches, Purses Cutlery, Cigar Cases, Cigarette Paper Match Boxes, Chains, Tobacco Jars Stems. Holders, Draughts and Chessmen DiOB BOXOS,- -,-" •■- .-:,-..:■'■■■-,'.■. ---irr'oiltioo:'*'!•• ' '*?•> ■ -&0- '■:■:■-■■'■- ■ Jn .v, THDRSDAY, JULY 28. : THE , -BE MUER A YARDS. THOR ,SALEf I at. the Eemuera Yards, on J-j.rV ' '.'..[.'.''Xhursdaynext;".,./' :> , 159 He(id Fat, Cattle, many of'them heavy ' weights, and choice quality •-;:.• 50Q..Eat Sheep Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs^.,,. ,;; "ALFRED BU'CKLAND. nOUNTKY CATTLE SALES PAPAKURA-Wedneßday, July 27, ■'' [ BUCKLAND. J 9 \ .. M/ r, FRIDAY, JULY 29.. : ,.; S j ~ THE HAY MAR KE T. FOR SALE, .at the Haymarket, on Fri day, 29th July, at 11 o'clock, 2 First-class UNBROKEN DRAUGHT COLTS, bred by Messrs H. and J. \ v (fOOdiellow, oETe Awamutu, ~, jrp •-■■ -•' Also, "* 2 Draft Horses, from Waltara. K-jOlvr;.-;rj^— -i—■:■-•.' '«i A siv'i ALFRED. BUCKLANI). G. W. BINNEYJ [EDWIN BINNEY MAIZE! MAIZE!" MAIZE! Ex J, Energy.',i. r j -:.; BO.OCB. wr:BINWEY'&CO7 »-&3 i HAVE received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen etreet, on arrival ot^he abpvo vessel, whiph is expected' daily, from Sydney, 500 SACKS^'MAIZfiV !• Terms at Sale. J ' H, W. BINNBY BDWIN BINNEY. p W. BINNEY AND CO,, BTORibtKV ONETHOUSJAND TdksJ :AT CURRiBNT!'RITBS.':;



A UCKLA^p^l^Slfi WAREHOUSE. JfoTICE OF J^BMOVAL.^ ANGELO FORREST, begs, to announce hattho AUCK&Atffi'MUSIC WAREHOUSE now oconpies. Premises ,two adora I^om "Vulcan Lane, QUEItk-STREKT, next door; to the * PHEMIBBB PBEVIOUBIiY HELD.,; -• "■.f[«tr.)7-jr J.'j '..,.."). '-'■' r>'--: .■ -tmrT) •uorxm-ol .Jwife«■.■■.■•.* ,'._• ANGELO FORREST informs th^ Public that his Complete Stock of, Masio, .tha largest ana best Beleotea in thOjiColony, basarrlved.— AUCKLAND ffIUSIO WARKHOUSE^ Qdkbn BTBEBT. '■'■•■■• •'"'. ■■■■ X ... ,1. I -i ; ■■■-.<. ■ XJriijl'lf/tt ANGELO-F.6flKs§T has,.for Sale the Popular Sodr3-" At tf>p,Fe,iTr,",."ln the Twi light," J'Acrpsa the far Blue JSiU?,"; "Hebe,", ••If," '''intfrea," ''In the feldamirig,"" Blue AlßaUans»'f i ',i"Jfountebank.' ; '.. "The S«rat,J -"Marlo. iV Operas,';Anthom's, Glaea; Mnald on approbation, &6., llUgiC WAREHqy3B tI QOEiM-STOErcr...-.. ; ..:. -, : gfjjf MidfHOTq -"?- r^» .■ •■■' '.'-■-■ •' '-:■■'•' ■ . AI3f(SEL6 FORRESThas PIANOS: fay lilpp; &'JS'6i, Brinßrnead, • Klrkman, BattceJ, EoadajJn^^Axiqhe^j • Bord,, Sbhwechten, :kc. Amerisa3r:Qrg'ans;;..'Bras3,;Reed. i;and. String- Inßtrunletite; ■ ■: Bowb. — AUCKLAND MU^'^AKEHOUSB.-.ciyEEN-STR'EEr.- . ifcaS O»5l ofdnoa ':.■/.»*.,.' A ,■;: ■-"■' r--'" I. *ii>iUOV .r^TT" . • ■'; r • •■ ...•■•. ii"• .:■ s'l '-l- ANGEtO ■ FORREST; • Ay.ck,l!and Mcgio^AnitiioßSß'.iQOKKN-aTBKETi— The' Cheapest House in -Auckland for every desbrip tion bi'StiofeioAL.'lNoTuuinisis. Inatroments Tunbdik^di'Bopairod. '■•-., ~" • "' s ... A UCKLANU ]y[USiC '^"AKKHOUSE



— --•-:-:-■ -on sale. ■"" ~:~T~- ri H EA P' TIMB. Ji El CHEAP SIMBEKI To Clear our Yards, we are now Selling Off all our present Stock at a gkbat reduction. Job Lots at amy Peick to effect Clearance. NE (V ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY. 0 N SALE, 100 tons Peimk Canterbury Potatoes G. !?. JAKINS, Custom House-street. pi O X SALE, 50 casos CASTOR OIL. In balk lOOSdrums LINSSED OlL,iboiled|and raw 10 caßks „ 11 6 Casks COLZALOIL - i 20 drama „ ■■ 20 arums TUEP3. W. S. h~A ÜBI E, 7, Wyndham-street. rioALsl 1 QOALS ! NEWCASTLE AND OTHEK BEST CLASS COALS, And also FIREWOOD, . FOR SALE, At Lowest Rates. \S U ' v V. A..;TWINAME. '; ■' '<■ I I. Coal Yards : FORT-STREET. i 0 m O T H E T R,. A 3D E | CUUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. 1 i ■ X>.. : . TOBACCONISTS, v ;';,]J|( ALL THAT STOCK-IN-TR;A^' KNOWN AS ROBINSON'S, AT 92, QUEEN-STREET; MUST BE SOLD. No Reasonable Offer Refused, Suoh Reductions on Retail Prides will never i ,; ' ocour again In Queen-street, 'i-;I -;- ''''•" :' v '' '■ •' ' ''■' \T EDWARD LEWIS, y^ FOB THE ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE LATE . l-i • G. WALLER.



0 N g A L lE, 12,300 sacks OATS : '* :■-. ---150 „ BLACK OAT 3 '-~ 1,900- „ FLOUR 528 half-saoks FLOUR, . : . ■ 900 quarter-sacks FLOUR 580 Backs BRAN "I ": 100 i,, WHEAT/ ; '■•' :~; ■"['' ;: "'; . ";'- I r;::3oi' „■: BARLEXi -,*: 'at,' 168 ,i OATMBAL -; i 2 „ PEARL BARLEX . 80 „ MALT 210 ~ BARK 20 cases BACON and HAMS I : 8 „ I, ' !• (English) ! 36 „ CHEESE 35 „ anakeRBl»A.RD ■ 28 BUrTKR T. EL H ALL "■'* C°- LOWER IQUBEN-3TRBB U :-- X> T UN X S « CO. AaEHTS FOR SYDNEY PAPER MILLS, Have always In atook a Large Supply of j PAP ER, ._, comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and. are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities,*or;colours re quired. . Ut> • ■'-.■'• iThese Papers are now largely ÜBed here, and are acknowledged to beßuperlor tolmqst Im ported;- • ' ll * ' Cavalier Frere'fl Genuine Frenoh Brandlei i American Carriages : American Harness. .-.- -\. ■■ ■ -.' '■ • , " ~ • To ARRIVE : . -•■ Farm and Express Wagons t —.-■■.. American Fireproof Sales, &c.,'&o. • :, B. TONKS & CO. p HE A r TI M BK K. THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. 1 ABE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ■:.V'" ' ALL KINDS OB- •,' j r ' b; jj i;ii dtn:g\ma'T.E'bii a,,xs,, Sashes, ,D,qors, MouLpiNGS, | , CAEyisq, and Fbkestork, ;) j AT THE I 'Ve ey Lowest Ratbs. XJnion Sash and Doorj Company. ' ;'" ' V Office ,' ..; "' ,"': ' CCSTOI^HOTSE-STREET,; AUCKLAND. ~ TTJ UL L BKO, X H BYK fi g; ;K"-VJHAVK-NOW;"L^raNG,\,:: ti'.' " L.- --: ■ "1,200 ;;PAGKA6ES, 0 j fi | ~:.v ■: ~,; Cbpistlngl Vi !'.'.:. ~ ■: ;'• '■';' GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, ; • ' AHD HAVE FOR SALS-^ AMBRICANjRANGBS'ANDI 'STQ^ICS; : ,1 BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRB. :•'. i DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWBRS; j CORNSAOKS, ;GRIND3i;ONBS,i, ' OJL . ; ~(.,iSTdNKS,&O.,&o^&O.: v.\ wiotu ph.! Agents for J. Crate & Son's Celebrated Scotch > iicu: i -{••■■ •: -'fwiißkey,.''. ■J,;. .•';■■-''.'.:,;', HtLL.•^RPTHERS, Auctioneers, Vfine and Spirit Merohantß? Queen-street 2 :Kanri Gam Stores. Bro water , . Free and Bonded Sinren Albert-otreet. ' • OUPERIOIr CORRUaATBD ;TAKKS ' ' ''•S..PARkFr'-' i ' ;■•; HAS FOR SALE a number of .the aijoye with Tap ready for me, £!i and upwards, at his- Steam Wobks, Victobia-stbkkt. or his Shop WBLLEaLBYrSTRBET, large 'quantities.of Spout, ing, Bldtrfng, and Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curvod at shortest notice. Manufacturer of Leadand Compo Pipe. A choice seleotion of Chandeliers, &c; at his Wellesley street shop. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Licensed to'lay on Water. ■ . ■ t ■' pi« -. ' -,!■>■.. HOliK PATBNtBH '6v■'■ THE IMPROVED LEAD Edge Ridging.' -~,':. -,■.;!>,■ -jo.d! nOAL!! /^OaLI VNOAL !! The undersigned . are delivering I)> .^iLARGK'TAUPIRI^OAL .■ .; from the - j "!; : '•'"* ' i! --NEW 40 FEET ..SEAM. Orfleratobe Hit at 1, Fort-street. ■;; '■<'' •'■'• ~ " ■'-'■ HAMMOND te BYRDNi til ■.; ;MITCHKLSOM & Cu. • i-HLA.VE ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE :] 3000 Backs Oats ; ;;.■■■■ 500 „ Bran ;t; . ii>!rxra -; : '80 : „ SharßS ■' ■-, -■..:.,: 20 tons Flour Ij ~ ■ ..... 80 sacks Fowl Wheat , ," ' Maize, Barley, Chaff, &c. ;'■•: ; "NO. 19, QPEEN-JSTREET WHARF. jpi U 4L1..C.0A11 lUALI! ""WHATJ WHAU^. COAL MINES, WHANG AREI. OEFIOE • No.|B, LOWER tiUEajS-STREET. ~j■ W. SL OAN EJ -: AGEST,1 •■ •'-•■ is ,



* liand "ana' Estate Agetitß"" |pBHAS... "Vyl.'ii/^ i A M SON, HOUSB: LAND' AND FINANCIAL AGENT, yVLOASHh&NB, AUOKLAND. i! KKNTS and INTKRB3T Collected. MONEY Invested for. Capitalists on first-class securities, without Charge. SiX per cent allowed on doposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. AT PEB FOOT I— Wellesley-atreeUOO/ Duko-street, 28/ Beresford-street, 81)/ Cook-street. £9 and DO/ King-street, 15/ Edwin-streot, 21/ Peroival Parade. 35/ Victoria-street, £10 Rokeby-strcet, 40/ Grafton Road, 55/ Cußtom-houso-Bt. Arthur-Btreet, '60/ William-street, 60/ Vine-street, 10/ Rußsell-street, 7/ Kybor Pass. 100/ Keolamation, 70/ Norfolk-street, 35/ Howe-streat, CO' Brlgnton Road, 27/ Hnckctt-street,3s/ Stokes' Point, 5/ Wyndham-Btrect, £13 Richmond Road, 15/ Also, In various other streets at low rates. -P9finn TO LEND, in Bums ot £10 and up *«u" v wards, on good securities. :.i NGLESEA-STREET—Fine new 7-roomed .'"» House just built; gas and water laid on; can bo purchased on weekly payment system; no depouit required. KYBER FASS—House and corner allotment for sale. Price, £250. £oQk-FINE NKW HOUSE for ealeinNel euavu Bon-street; five rooms; verandah on two sides. Kasy term 4?i O(\—HOUSK anditwo allotments for sale. cw j. v v ■ in Ke W t6n. Kasy terms. £1 Qn-rH°USH and Stablo, with two allot *J"'Ul roents, for sale, near Boyd's works, North Road. Kasy terms. >okk-VERY Comfortable New House for !*.. • sale, fino view, twenty minutes walk rom Post-offlce. EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residenco, Eoven rooms, coach-houao," stabling, &c. Pritfo, £600. . m jp i o c—Three-roomed House for salo off Now- JJIAO ton Road ; good wbll; easy terms. ■fi'lAft— Seven-roßmed House and three allot ~J='*U mento for sale off North Road; large outhouse, orchard, &o. Xfi) 1 n—Five-roomed House and six allotments oivziiu for gale. Portion of tho money oan remain on mortgage. . 4? q c—Three-roomod Cottage for sale, in Pon cOu«j ponby, on easy terms. TT\O LET—A Room suitable for manufacturing JL purposes, near the Market. /"^ING-MK BEER Manufactory to lot, 153 ,VX weekly, npONSONBY—Now Six-roomed House and JL Workshop for sale; two allotmonts; two frontages;1 easy terms.' " ■'".*" j?Qqn—Vory convenient house in Dublln-et., thiaov . Newton, for salo washbouse, garden. J?iKri—House and good Rardon for sale Rear t&±t)U Mount Eden Railway Station (terms). £ 1 QO —Now Four-roomed House for sale near *IOU Kden Vine Hotel. Easy terjns. TT PPB:R QUEEN-STREKT- Fine Corner U Allotment to lease for term of years •P1 QH—New Four-roomed House, near Karan • gahapo Road, for sale on easy terms £117K—SfoMOOined House (new) for sale, off *'J-' v North Road. A bargain. Fine view. i? On a—New Five-roomed Houbo for sale in djan\i ponsonby. Frontage to two streets, POftA—New Five-roomed House for sale in •C"3UU Kinpt-stroet; line garden, Also addi tional allotment if desired.. ftf EWMARKET.-House and Sr'tabUng, with J.™ largo allotment, for salo (cheap). WBLLINUTON-STKBKT. —Pretty Cottage for sale, near St. James's Church; gas and water laid on; garden, &c. PARNELL. — Nowly-finished Six-roomed House for sale; pleasant view; £380. Also neat £310. i?i OK—Foiir-roomed HOUSE for sale/in the «"■'x •" v city, on easy terms. j?1 ft X—Four-roomed HOUSE for sale off Col *lUU lege Road; stablinir, etc. TREK HILL.-Seven-roomed House for \J sale; with a'oro of .ground fully planted. "PAPAKURA.—Allotments 1 and 2, opposite A Hunter and Nolan BSalo Yards, for salo. ''QKH-—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled X/OUKJ stable for Salo, in Hast-street, Newton 4>i (\(\— HOUSE for salo near Mount Edon *AU. V . Railway Station; also, one at £200. A LLOTMKNTS Bought and HOUSES Built xx. on the Weekly Re- paymont System. jpORC)— New Fivo-roomod HOUSE in Fern *^uu leigh-street for salo; garden, &c. •P1 A fl—New HOUSE, four rooms, in Russell- MXI:\J street, for sale. nn(\(\— six-roomed House, all finished, for X>o\jv Ba ] o j n Lincoln-atreot: large allotment. TJUKEKOHE EAST.—Fine Farm of 107 acres X for Sale, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead: little bush; £110s per acre. /n REV-STREET—Six-roomed House (new) for VT sale; Large allotment. Also, two Shops, detached workehop, &c, on very easy terms. SHOPS in Queen-street, Groy-street, Freeman's Bay, and Great North Road, for sale. MOUNT BDEN—Large New House, fitted with every convenience (two acres of land), for Bale. Fine view. HARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Kden 11 Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokorikl, Man gere, Paremoromo, Stokos's Point, Waitakeroi, Henderson's Creek, Remuera, Cambridge, Big vul Little Omaha, Karioi, Riverhead, Morn ingside, Mahurangi, Wainul, Omaru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura, «c. Also, Bee list a New Zealand Herald and Weekly News. C H A S. WILLIAMSON, KSTI.TK AGENT. Vcloan Lane



1? C* nKEEKWOOD, JLhl* \J» \3T LAND AND B3TATK AGENT, QUEEN-BtBEST. mE AWAMUTU.-A splendid Farm of 173 X acres of first-clasa land (30 acres in bush), thorostin cultivation; two protty lakes on the property; 9roomed Housa, woll furnished, &0.. i-atalled stable, coach-house, buggy-house, and other out-buildings; largo and well stacked orchard, &0., &o. This all'orda a splendid opportunity to anyone wishing to acquire a really comfortable "homestead. FOR SALE—2OO Aores of Kauri Bush Land being lot 165, and N.W. pad; of lot 164, Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Saah and Door Company s property; stream through tho land. Prioe low. Kasy terms.—R, C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—2O Aores of Land between Mount Albert and the Whau north-eastern aspect, good land, well watered, close to station, joins improved farms, very suitable for market garden, dairy farm, or residences. Price, Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings an Acre. Terms, quarter cash: /balance, 3 or 5 years at low In terest. Will be Bold in less quantity, if neces sary,—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—22 Acres of fair Land immedl ately adjoining the Waikomiti Railway Station, price £100.—Terms, £25 cash, Imlanco 3 years at 7 per cent. This is a first class specu lation.—Cheap at £5 an acre.—R. C. Greenwood. TTfOB SALE—On Building Society Pmkoi- J? < fles—Land at Stokes' Point in quantity from 5 to 20 acres at £10 an aore.—The land is good, well wooded and watored, and easy distance from T6wn.—R, C. Greenwood. FOR SALK-Lot 71 and part of Lot 72, Parish of Waipareirn, containing 80 Acres of Good Land, close to, Waitakerei kail way Station. Price, £80. Terms: £20 cash, balance by instal ments. (Land adjoining £3 an acre).—R. C. Greenwood. ... T?OR SALE—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonnui, co JL taining forty acres of very-choice land Price, £50, worth £100. Also. South-western portion, of lot 79, containing 33 acres of very good land, joins improved luniis. Price, £50. Atso, Lots 11,15, and 35 of the town of Manjra pai, containing one acre each. Pricoforlot, £35, Tho above lot of lands are a capital investment, and easy terms can be made—say £23 cash, balance by instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. FUK SAiiK—HSU Acres ol .Land, conslatins; of about 70 acres of first-class alluvial flats. &C 100 acres of second-class ploughable fern and ti-tree land, and remainder mostly plough ablo but rather poor quality land (though suit' able for sheep); all well watered by running' Streams, and Bituatod about 12 miles from Auckland on the east coast of the harbour. Laving fine sea frontage, with bold olllfa and nice' sandy .bays, good fishing grounds. Land on both Bides taken up and settled upon. Price, 30s an acre. Terms very easy—say £50, cash, balance by monthly instalments, or £300 may romain for a term at low interest.—R, C. Green wood. . , ■ FOR SALE—S miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 Acrtß of Good Land (Unimproved); well watored; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station; suitable for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out of town, the aspect being to the North-East, and view food; looality, Mount Albert, and the land adioining being all taken np and valued at four times the price asked for tbis land, viz., £12103 an acre, payable on the deferred payment system, or as agreed. R. C.J-JG-R EENWO OD, 'AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, ~.--. i l .-• QUKEN-BTREET EV "G. ''iS W I M B TON, HOUSEj .LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, '■■'" ; -Ntt'i'Sl, QUEEN-STKEET. £25, balance in 3 years—Allotments at Mount . Men, Cfl x 170. A bargain. : ,■_■ New House of 5 rooms, in Beresford-street. Unrivalled; Building Sites at Allendale, Mount Albert. The land is some of the best in the country; it ia within four miles of town ; has a railway; station -within 100 yards of it; com , inmids a good view; can be sold on remark-. 1 ably eaßy terms, and in parcels to suit purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can be made with porsons wishing to . inspect the property.' 10 Acres. Mount Smart, £250. ' Large House and Allotment, Newton Road, '■ £.150.. ' •" ['■;'■■ ■ ■ '■ ';•'";' Comfortable Residence in Hardlnge-atreet (city), ■ £500. ■ . Kyber Pass Boad-^Now Cottage, £190. Two Shops, Eden Terrace, £600. Desirable Residence in Upper Pitt-street, rooms, £350 Magnificent Building Sites at Vonsonby; fenced, planted, and facing tha sea. Splendid Building Sites in New North Road near Eden Terrace, 40ft x 120 ft deep; cheap and on easy terms.. This is a rare opportunity for working men to get a homo of their own in a healthful locality, 30 minutes walk from wharf City Property—A Large Allotment in Wakefleld ' street with frontage to' Lome-street, having : thereon two large houses, £709, Torms: £100 down, and balance in four or five yeara. , f'essio' Money to'-'Lend. ' ,F. G. EWINGTON. . JOSKFH GANE, J '' 18. X, CUES Fort-street. l ■' 1 Cambridge. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-street, Auckland, and Duke street, Cambridge riLARK ANDTCANE From their long residence in'Waikato, their thorough knowledge of the various Soils com prised in the Auckland Provincial District, and their practical acquaintance with Agriculture, are in possession of facts that enable them to give the most reliable information to Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Safe Securities for ' Investment of Capital. FOR SAL K. 800 acres, House and Buildings, partly in £ras3. and 60 acres turnips. 200 acres. House and Sheds, IGO acres in grass, excellent Quality. ;, G!2 ncres, unimproved, good district. 1200 acres, improved, good Dwelling, Out lotißM, &c, orchard and plantations. ISO acres reclaimed swamp, fenced and sub divided, i 61(1 acres, in grass good buildings, near rail way. . 4:; l acres cood cultivated farm, largo out- i buildicgs, and comfortable Homo. I Other Properties for Sale, small or largo; full particulars from the advertisers.



""'Tjiancl'aiicrßstate Agents. Estatk Agent and Vawatos, ; QUEBN-BTBEET, aUOKLINB, MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. No Chabge to Lender or Invkstob. TpARNIELL—Two Houses, with large freehold Jl allotment, coinmanding a good view of the harbour. Price, £350. Terms can bb arranged. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ri-0 FARMKHS—A Groat Bargain—A Good J- Farm in one of the best farming districts in the province. The land is good, all sub divided, and in grass. There ie a six roomed Dwelling-house, and the necessary outbuildings. This farm is offered a great bargain, aa the owner has left the district.—J. M. Lennox. SUBURBAN REdIDKNCE-For Immediate bale, a Suburban Residonco containing 6 rooms, with upwards of 1 acres of volcanic soil. The land has frontages to other streets. There la stabling, cow-shed, &o, also an orchard. Prico, £175.— J. M. Lennox. A LEXANDRA-STRKffiT—Allotment 80x140, A. fronting two streets, with two Houses bui'.t thereon. Prico, £100. Term «can be arranged. —J, M. Lennox, Estate AkchL, Auckland. HEPBURN and riAPIER-STRKETS—AIIot ment 132 x 119. Offered a bargain, and on easy terms.-J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck- MOUNT ST. MARY-A Bargain-Two four roomed Housei with large allotment, good well and outhouses, freehold allotment 33 x 100. Price, £280.-J. M. Lennox. DAY-STRKET. Berosford-streot^-A desirable House of 5 rooms, with water and gas laid on. freohold allotment 33 x 100; the House is quite new and ia excellent condition.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. mo FARMKRB-First>classFarmoi2lSaores, X all subdivided into convenient paddocks, some in grass, othera under cultivation; good orohard, 6-roomed House, and all convenient outbuildings. Price. £1000.— J. M. Lennox. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT — One of the Choicest Allotments in the Suburbs, near thoParnell Grammar School, 40x250. Can be had in one or more lota. Price, £2 5s por foot. A moat beautiful view ot the harbour.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 89L. rpo FARMERS.—A rare opportunity of pur- JL chasing one of the finest farmß in the pro vince at a low price. This is a really first-class farm of 308 acres, mostly fenced and in grass, a few minutes walk from a churoh and railway station. This fine property ia situated in the heart of one of the moat prosperous townshipd in the Waikato, and has a commodious House of eight apartments erected upon it. Price,. £2500.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 62L. , c| \O FARMERS—For Sale a Farm of 137 acres JL at Kama Rama, with good 8-roomed resi dence, dairyi etc. The farm is subdivided and mostly In good English grasses.—J. M. Lennox, Estnto Agent, Auckland, fTIT FARMERS—A compact.Komestead, com- JL prising 37 acres of first-class land, all sub divided, and in grass, with commodious resi dence. This fine property is only 4£ miles from a railway station.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 'I iO FARMERS.—A good little Farm of 60 L acres, 40 aoros fenced and in grass, with DweUing-house. • This property is near to a rail way station and public school. Price, £160.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. 8(L. A BEAUTIFUL Five • roomed CottaffO in Upper Pitt-streot, newly built and taste fully flniahed. A most defirablo homo for any person wishing to live noar the city. Prico £300. Terms I can arrango to suit the purchaser, ither.by weekly payments or otherwise —J. M, Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 76L. mo FARMERS.-For Sale, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Little Farm of 100 acres in one of the best farming districts in the Waikato. The farm is all'fenced, and has a dwelling-house upon it: in grass. Is offered at a very low Price, owing to the owner leaving the district, rice, £100; £150 cash, balance can remain upon the property. 12L. T7IOR S a LE—A Bargain—Suburban Villa cons J? taming seven rooms, -\vlth 35 acres of volcanic land. All fenced and subdivided Into nine paddocks. In addition to the House, there are sheds, stables, dairy, &c. This fine property ?s only fivo minutes' walk from the railway station. Prico, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. 71L. FOR SALE, a Farm of 96 aores-70 acrea of which are laid down in English Grasses only li miles from a railway station. Price, £400. —J. M. Lennox. Hstato Agent, Auokland. 67U TO FARMERS-A Bargain. — Farm ot 101 acres in East Pukekohe; all fenced; sub dividod, and abont 50 acres in grata. The land ia part bush, is well watered, has a cottage upon it, and is only twenty .minutes' walk from the railway station.—J. M. Lennox, rpo FARMERS.—For sale, a First-class Farm , X of 202 acres on the East Tamaki; all in grass, well watered. Price,£7por acre.—J. M. Lonnox, Estato Agent. 34L. rpo FARMERS—A Bargain.—A Farm of 107 J. acrea in East Pukokohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomed House and every conveni ence. Price, £190,—Torms can bo arranged.— J. M. Lennox, EBtate Agent, Auckland. 146 K. rtO FARMERS and Others.—One of the X Choicest Farms in the Province. There are 217 aores within 8 miles of the city ; quality of land cannot bo excelled: largo ntno-roomed residence.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. 73K. XT For Houeos, .Karmß, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Woekly Herald."



J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland. THE UKKAT NORTHERN LAND AGENCY. QUEEN-STKEET, AUCKLAND, N,Z. pcrtios of Every Description For Sale. Catalogues Post Fbek to Ant Address. House, Building, Mortgage, Insurance and Sur vey Auoncy, Money to Lend at Lowest Cur rent Bates on Good Securities, Properties brought under Land Transfer Act, and Transfers JCttbcted. i T. W. HICKSON, PROPRIETOR' [Late Inspector in, and holding high testimo nials from Survey Department;] . AtTTHOKISED SURVEYOR, AND LAND BROKER (Licensed Under the Land Transfer Aot). ' VOTAIKATO T AND A G^NCY, CAMBRIDGE^ H. E. COTTON & CO. HAVB FOB SALB— LA N D I N W A I X A T 6, In Blocks of from 1000 T0 20,000 ACHKS . ; Also, Several Choice Farms. Gomral Agents and Auctioneers. Consignments ot Produce, Merchandise. &0., have our best attention, and Salos promptly re turned. ;. i Copies of our Land List sent an application. Oil and Colour Merchants. PAPERHANGINGS, WHITE LEAD, &O. W." PHILLIPPS & SON ARE NOWJLANDINO/EX LOCH DEE, '450 PACKAGES P APE X H A N G I N G S .' : . SCRIMS and HESSIANS, ,', OILS, WHITE LEAD, '~ | ZINCIWHITE.SPATENT PAINT, i COLOURS, &C, In Wood (and Iron sllvjssrkd, polishhd and roddh plate, Obnamental, Photo, and Common Window GLASS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, AND TRADE SUNDRIES. W. Phillipps & Son, •95&97. QUKEN-STRKKT. •XTEW PAPEKH-ANGINGS V I.V ■"""- TOB 188 C. Large and Small Buyers of FaperhanglnKu'wil do well to Inspect ' HOLLAND &;,BU-I'LER'S pafkbhanqinqa, oil, coloub, & glabb Warehouse, 28 fc 30, VICTORIA-3TRKKT, AUCKLAND Where may be inspected one of the largest and best-selected Stocks otPaperhanßinßa in New Zealand, From id per piece to the moat costly. GILT & STAINED PICTURE -IrR AM X MOULDING' In Great Variety. PlOTr/BK-FBAMHja IN ALL ITS BBANOHBB, At lowest possible rates, Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnishes, Brush-H are Scrim. Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &<:„ &c. HOLLAND & BTJTLEB, Oil and Class Merchants, Venetian Buuqh. TRADE MARK. : THE AUCKLAND «ArJ VENETIAN ~ f}teLIND FACTORY. ~ jESTABIJSHED 1861. EED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN . ' __ BLINDS (WholTcbale and Retail. Blinds sont to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds are Lighter and Chcapor than the Imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Lato M. Horton Busby), RACTiOAii Blind Makers & Wire-Workerb i .Comer of Cook audjGrey Streets, I Market So.ua tl&uoklaM N.Z, ' '



"Money. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Ohdkr Tkkatrb Royal, VIOTORIA-STKKET. . J. HART ia prepared to offer advantages to persons in want of accommodation. MONEY ADVANCED FROM £5 TO £300 ON , ' PERSONAL SECURITY. i . For instance— ! Persona borrowlnp; £S receive £i 10s. oash. „ £10 „ £9 ~ £20 „ £18 Repayablo by 10 instalments Of 2s. in the £ pet Money advanced on every description of Gooda. All transactions entertained, and Money ad vanced without delay, if security approved of. Promissory Notes discounted at greatly reducod rates of interest. yiCTOKIAN LOAN AND DIS COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, i The abovo Agency having Openod a Branch in Auckland is prepared to Advanco Sums of Money, from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Sharos in Public Companies, and other Securities at current ratoa. Bills Discounted Daily. Renewals effected. To accommodate Borrowers, Loans of[(say) £10 Maybe ropaid in instalments of 10sporweek. | £20 May be repaid in instalments of 20s per week. Or by any other mutual agreement. All communications, eithor' personally or by letter, strictly confidential. Address— HIGH STREET, ; (Next Auckland Hotel), or Box £)0, Post-office. i* UCKLAND PERMANENT i£L CO-OPItRATIVK BUILDING AND •NVKSTMENT SOCIETY, Ofbtob!—Bß, Qdbbn-stkbkt. ! LOANS granted upon approved Beourities of 1 Freehold or. Leasehold Properties in sums of SJ2O to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following ratoa for every £100 borrowed:— Repayments extend- p ._ w .. t Total amount r Ing over rer weeK. Repayable, I ~ a. d. T7. * ' 4 years. ... 12 6 130 0 0 ! S years...... 9 2 113 9 2 ; 8 years ™.. _•■ 7 6 160 7 0 j 10 years .. .. ..I 6 3 162 16 3 i ts~ further particulars may be obtained on application at the Society's Office. I JOHN BATGER, j_ ' ' Seoretary ONEY TO LEND, in sums ot £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & KUSSKLL, ■ ■ ■ Solicitors, Fort-street. ■jpStnOfYTo LE-ND in Sums of £500 ' j»«J WV/ and upwards.-F. RiDg, Short land-street. . : . ■ ■ . ■ ■ . ■ nt/I'ONJfiY ,TO LEND.on Mortgaged lrirßt-oIaBS Freehold Securities. . j ~ WM. COLEMAN. Solioltor. ner of Qoeen and Shortland-streeta. MONEY TO LEND, on approved Beoority. •' E. X, TYLER, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. ' M ~° — 1L .5 ; Money to Lend on Mortgage ql Freehold Securities.—George Frasor, Public AcoouDtant, Investing and Estate Agent, W, 8, Grahame's Bond, Fort-street, and, No. 6, South British i Insurance Buildings, corner of Queen and Short* i and-street MONEY TO LEND, In largo or small Burns, at -jnual raten ot lntoruat, CONNELL & COOPKK, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. ; oadaiery. WS. JONES • Raa just landod ax • Avoim,' ' Coro ' nilla,' 'Oxford,' and b.b. 'Norfolk,' a Large Assortment of Seasonablk Goods, comprising Horse Covers, good durable articlen lined and shaped, from 15s ; Watorproof Loin Covers, Aprons, Horso Clothing, Clipping Machines ; Buggy, Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Raco Saddles, &c. More to arrive por' Halclone' and' Ashmore. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss; Od. WATERPROOF RIDING APRONS Our own mako, boßt quality, and latest . imDroved shape.. W.S.J. haa always a largo general atook, com prising! HARNES3 OV ALL KINDS, Racing, Steoplochaao, and Hunting Saddles, and Bridles, Stable Hequisltcs, Summer and Wintor Horeeolothlng, Vallsos, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. ELLIMANIS EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. "~ A large Btook of latest improved extra etfonor PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 60s. Five per oent. Discount allowed for Cash, W. S. J O N, E S, QUBSN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. Qunsmitfta. DEVinV Gnnmaltur, 5J44; Queen « Btreet, Auckland, opposito the Market house. Established, 85).—Always in Stock and to arrive, by direot importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore Breeoh-loadinz Guns. Double and Singlo Muzzle-, loaders, Bieoch-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rflos, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary,to complete..the outfit of a. sportsman. An assortment ot every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting powdors are imported direot from the makors by the ■ advertiser, ' who. can guarantee thßir.good. quality.' Cartridges for the. Enfleld, Snider and Terry .Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other Bpeoi •alitles alwaya on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt ffich. Guns Re-stooked, Browned, etc, and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable pi iceß. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot ot good serviceable C. F, Chokebore Breeo ~ loading Guns oheap. The largest stock In Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a arge assortment of Fireworks of the best ualitv. Fishine Tackle • W. H. Hazar7' . GUNMAKEK, ; ■ BY APPOINTMBNT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THB GOVERNOR OF NBW ZEALAND. .[ '■ IG3, QUKKN-STRKET, AUCKLAND Agent for W. and C. Soott and fon's Guns, . and for Hay, Merrioks and Co.'s (Limited) Gunpowder.Mills, Roslin Edinburgh. HAMMERLESS AND CHOKEBORE GUNS, Shipments now ready from W. and C. Scott and Sons, Isaao Hollis & Sons,1 P. Wobley & Son, Bland & Son, W. W. Greener, and other makers. •HammorlesS Guns .. .. £15 to £33 Double Breech-loaders .. £5 to £18 Single ditto ' .. .. .. £5 to £7 Double Muzzle-loaders £215a to £10 Single ditto „ .. ..£llOB to £5 Snider Carbines £3 10s to £5 Martini-Henry Rifles .. .. £9 to £10 Saloon Kiflea .. .. £2 Os to £3 5s Revolvers.. £lto£s Air Guns, shooting ball or Bhot £i 10s DIKEOT SHIPMBNTB OF SPOUTING POWDBB Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cases, Rifle and Revolver Ammunition, Gun Cases, Game Bags, Cartridge Bolts, Rceappors, Turnovers, Powder Flaskß, Shot Pouches, &c.,Kyosforßird-atufflng. Fikbahmh ruKoaasED, orKxchangod. Ropairs promptly and efficiently done esr W.H.H. draws special attention to his Shooting Gaixeky, iO vajids t.ong, where fire arms may bo toßted by intending purchaser, Open £or Kiile and Pistol Practice daily, *



--.--. "NevfT^eas '~'y: ~"r'"'\~.;. 1. T F V O Uv WANT A CUP OF REALLY GOOD TEA TRY THK ~„ •.....: :\ "TAEPING MI X T "0" B, B, rf Packed In lib. and Jib. Paokets, IN.THE CHINA TEA GARDENS. "I have analysed an Original Packet o. the TAKPING MIXTURE, and I certify that it is composed of Pure Uncoloured 'loas, and admir ably flavoured with a delicate ■ ana harmießi Bcenting, whioh renders.it very palatable.^ can recommend it as being a wholesome ana refreshing diet. — "Karl Thkodor Staigkr, •Analytical Chemist, : "Queensland, Agent for the Taeping Mixture: ' CHAS. MAJOR, n WHOLESALE AND SHIPPING GROCER Waikato Aflv»rtmeme' ■■ TkT A X 1 U JN A ii U 6 XJS L J3I CAMBRIDGE Numerous improvomonts and additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords the best accommodation to Visitors i and Tourists. SpaolouslfSamplo Rooms have been provided, .for Commercial Travellers. , Firat-olasa Billiard Table under the Superln ' tendonoe'of a oareful'Marker, /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS, Arrangements: have been made so that Quides, ' tor Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail-" ' ' able upon short noticd: Instruction by post or telegraph promptly : , i attended to. . , . AU D U S RAYNEJS, : PBOPBIETOB, ...., , ,; ...'.., ;•, QUKEN-STBBKT WHABIT, ~, j, .-.,- AND ADOKLAND. .. , AND E S ' & C 0.; ■ 'HAMILTON, ■■■'■ ■' ■' "■'■ '\ ■ Have Opened Out, in their New Store, a Magnificent Assortmknt ov ~ , cMnA, GLASSWARE, TOILET WARE* VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, i '•••• &c. ' &c, &c,



SANDES; &■ C 0., : . ■:: HAMILTON. ' :.. - ! Agenta Anokland Evß.<»yo Stab. T> EDWAR~D'S uUAUtiES TO THE JO. goldfdsld.—time-tabLk. ' Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tueß. day, Thursday and Saturday. , . ■ ■. ; LeayingTe Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. Spooial|Carrlages provided to Order. • v B. EDWARDS ■ :■ '<■'■• <■ Llyprr ».nd Bait Stables Hamilton., nPELEGRAFH LIMJS UJf UOA,CHEi3, W. K. Carter COACHESJ will run to the following timo-table, carry ng H.M.s mail :~ ~ Leaves Cambridgo for Hamilton daily, at , ,;8.30a;m. ■■ • : - ■ i ;' Loaves Hamilton for Cambridge,daily, on ' '■■ ' arrival o( Train. 2.30p.rh. ..„■'• rl Leaves ToArohu for Hamilton nt 10 a.m. . . Monday, Wednesday.; .and Friday ... ;■ ■, Leaveß Hamilton for To Aroha at Bj,a.mi , Tuoaday, Thursday, and Saturday. Booking Office: Gwynno's Hotol, Hamiltpn W. K. CARTER, !',.'. Coach Proprietor. Livery and Bait Stables, • Cambridge. Oth March 1881. . ■■ ■■ riIAUl JiuTCOAL MINING COMPANY X ■ (LIMITED). :••:=•! The Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Huntly Railways Station, a following prices :—i ■■ Household lumpy), 12sperjton Btoom (ooroon»d) 10a-- rt ii Black -........_ 4a „ ■ :. In Truck-loads of 5 tons. In bulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One hunga, will •be received at the Company's Office, Fort-street. • ' Orders for other Stations, addreaaes to the Mine' Manager, Taupiri: Coal MineS, Huntly, and accompanied by remittance, ' will] be promptly aUended to. ' gRANZ SOHaßgg . Un.dertalrerß. . ';,'. ESrABWSHED 1860. .., HENRY P. HAYWA.EI >i Ufholsterbk, Mattress Makes, and Funeral Undektakeb, .... , "greyi■street,-,, Auckland; ' Mattress el. Re-made. Furnituro Ro-stuffod and Ropairod at the Owner's Residence, or at the Worfc shop, Groy-atreot. . HOCBIfc). ■'■■:'■'_. ■-■jyr a son I c hotel. . X, WHITAKBR. m HIST L .E ~X O T. EL. | ..; '■ HOP BITTERS. - ; . . Juat Received, by the City of New York, i j A Consignment of the above, JOB LEBRATED BITTEBS "DARKH O T E L r' WBLLBSLBr STREET BASTiJ ; ■■• ■'!(' AUOKtAND. C. A. MARTIN (Late Ot Captain Cook Hotel, KyberPaßS Road). Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stouts of the boat brands only; Billiards, &o. Firet-olnea accommodation for Familloa and Boarders. . ■ ■. . Good Stabling. Water laid on. .. FO li ait X «T A: F-.Fi • formerly of .the City Club (lately of the Terminus Hotel, Holensville), having bought the Freehold of the Wiianoarki Hotel from Mr Caffler, bogs to inform visitors that no i effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire:



J" PLOWMAN'S TIME-TABLE.: • :-^~~ ,;;: : ■ -■;r\;; ! Leave Onennnga: i Leave Auokland i ■ 8 a.m. ; : . . U.Kiu.in. ■ • 12 noon 4 p.m. . • ; ' .. Special Coach as por/ agreement, 1 . ,' '. ..■/.■■•>,■■■ ; l.v '.I-! i:' : : •.:>> ; WANTED, all to read the following list o£ Extraordinary Bargains (for two Months only) :—Ladies' Corsets, reduced from 6a to 2a a pair; Lariies Stookines, reduoed to 3Jd per pair; Ladioa'Felt Embroidered Petticoats, reduced: from 15s to 7s 9d and 8s 9d each; Btamped Velvet, reducod from 4s Cd to 2s fid per yard in not leas than one yard length; Beaded Trimming', Id, 2d, and 3d per yara; Hoys'and Men's Felt. Hats (small sizes), at warehouse prices; Two-button Black Kid Gloves, 1b 6d per pair; Groen Window Holland, 45 inches wide, 'Is 3d per yard;. a few Ladies' Jackets at 12s. 18a, and 26s 6d; Ladles' Bonnet Fronts, reduced from Is to 6d each; Gossomer, for falls, reduced from 2s 6d to Is 6d per yard; Pink ana Blue Glazed Lining, at 6d per yard; Very Large Handkerchiefs, three for Is; Pink Saronet, re dnced from 3s to Is 6d yard-Nottingham Lace Curtains, lls per pair ;• Boat Hats,' Is 9d each; , other good equally cheap.—J. Green, Victoria street. ■ " '■ ■■ ■ ■' ' jf _^v% \s^. Journal qf Fashions . i ' Containing the Latea ■ • ■ •<^>^*si Styles of Ladies' and , Children's Dresses, etc. / ~Tv( P"ce, 7d; by post, 8d 1 il M fj subscription, 6s per ' /^ y • annum, post free. Pat ,/'T\s/ 'V terns of all the styles re ?•'''•"'-' <^ss\ ' presented in the journals *>s^sSss^^sv are cut in different Bizea. and sold at prices ranging from 6d to, 2b.—Sole Agent for Auckland— ; ~ MISS TEUTENBERG, Queen Street. tTVTRS. "T\OWN STAY AND CORSET Upper Hobson-st. Established 1861. Evory Description of Stays, Corsets, &c. Surgical Belts, upon the Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Country Orders Punc tually Attended To, ,



i~. .;, Merchandise. .. ... . j rriHE HOME SHUTTLE' AMERICAN JL LOCK-STITCH | SEWING MACHINE, JSP" Without Regard to Price, ! With the MechlnT" Wmlajied-Hemmer Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins GU;Oaii» Oil Screw )rivcr, Five Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp^and directions for use. All securely packed in strong case, without extra charge. i It will hem, fell, hind, cord, braid, Beam, tuok, raffle, hemstitch, and gather, and sew on and Rather at the same time, and will wor* equally welllon Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with. Silk CottOD, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-HAND MACHINE, Reduoed to £i. N.B.—This is also adapted for use on talbea and Treadle, which wo will supply at any time, of elegant American manufacture tor £2 5s ;NO. 2—MACHINE for Treadle use only, having the very great advantage of being set level with the table, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some polished top, complete, reduced to £6 ss. No. S-MACHINE, ■with polished covers as above, to lock and protect machine, re . . ducod to J37 7b. .. ■ ; Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAO HfINES are not procurable we1 ■frill' send them Jrect to purchasers on receipt of remit tano reference. : ; JjJ VERY■ 'Q. B N V ,.l'N'B i ' HOME-SHUTTLE . ■<;. ; . SE WI N G M'A,C HINB , X ' ' IS STAMPED, . , ~, -: . M. M ° as...:._j*. C° : SOLE-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. . , , , ',»■', ■ ■ ' ''■< • "• "* ' '■■■ '■' •'■ '■■'■■ '*•■■'•' " Or BEWARE OF. GERMAN^ AND BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS, •en SOLE IMPORTERS I, ;L. D. N a T H A N & '0 o. i i AUCKLAND. . ~. ; ! We have appointed the undersigned Sole Re tall Agent for Auokland, whore the genuine Home Shuttle Machines are procurable py time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition free of charge,: , . i ' ..:>'::<■■■ ! • ge6rge h. poyvley,.,,. . : :;;: SHORTLAND-STREET



jp-t TnTREE1 /^I. FTS} ! The Proprietors, of Wolfe's Aromatic SolnfcDAM SoHNAPfs,, to induce th.c destruotlQn and preventthe Improper nse of their wrapppr^. and labels, and thus further protect the Public aga}nst fraud ,and| deception, have enclosed in the wrappers o under the label; on the quart bottloa Binoo Ist October, 1878, and continue to anti I;i' '■' '" ' ' ■ ■■' "' '■"■ ''' ,■" ; ■ ::i IN JE 7KB» DAT' iAOKINS '■ • ; Thronghout 3fear ■ :,••.:■■■■ jryg "."■'■' '' THRKE c«JL ' ORDBRS, Wh:oh are drawn upon tho undersigned, and will be cashed by their Agents. To sooure these' Gifts the PnWIo moat bo careful to ask for, and accept nothing but. the ! ■' Gknuihk Udolpho Wolfb's Schnapps, ... With our using upon tho Top Xaabal. AGENTS I ~'..', '', . ~ . L. D. NATJffAJN & CO.) Auckland .. ; ' ; . ■~./,'■■■]■



l. d. u ATHAN & e°" . SHORTLAND-STREET,; ■ : : "AUCKLAND.. ] ;a' Mm:* v V( , Tobacco .and Cigars; -a1 \ '■:. '« : We make this trade a special branch of our business, and keep a stock for all requirements, as will be seen by subjoined.list of qualities now on hand, viz.:— .: , ( VKNUS-'1 °-ll"'lh '■ . ,10"b, running U ; to the lb.i in quarters, halves, : ' and three-qnsrter.boxes ...,, , 6's in quarters, and 3's and s's in small boxes ' of say 201bs : I iDpuble thick 6's pooket-pleees; double thick ' : s's, and lb. lumps, all in small boxes of ahont 201bs , •■:,...•. . j Nailrbd and Twist in quarter-boxes. ORION-10'b. ' '",,. " .AROMATICS- ' - . '. Flower of Nations, s's and fi's 1 Pooket-pieces, Double thick, sB: '■■'•'•'■ Double thick, Pocket-piocos Planters' Twist, 12-inch Twist ■ . 12-inoh Gold Bar and Sponge Cake j These are in say 201b. paokages. :; :• ' I ; The above are from the celebrated manufac tories of A. Cameron and Sons, .Richmond, Virginia, whose Tobaccos'are nnivorsally suoh aivourites with the New Zealand smokers. . In addition to above we have the following ■brands, principally in half , and. three-quarter boxes, and running 12 to 11 to tno lb.:—Sterling John Mahoney, Barret's Crown, Koyal Stan dard, and Belle Brandon. ' ■ ' AND FOX ISLAND AND NATIVE vI; j■■ TRADE, '■' -■■■■■'"'■ ;' ; i:';-1 : • '■' ARRBT'S TWIST, in quarter tierce?, j ; ■ With a large assortment of Havana and Manilla Cigabs; CiaARKMBs, And Tobacconists' Sundries. I L. D. NATHAN & CO.' '



DISIJUIT, DUBOUCHE & IJO'S ; CELEBKATED PALE BRANDY. ■ ;'■ I We have always on hand tho abora Celo brated Brandy, m bulk, oases, on star, .four star (very old, mild>, flasks, half flasks, quarter flasks, crystal -rrols docantors. and2-Gallon Crystal'vats.' ) ■■ •■' = •'■ '; ' L. D. NATHAN & CO., 2 , ,-,,,,„.. IMPOBTBBS. •AV)\ >^«l as k; f o » REID BROS1-. DOG'S HEAD 'l BOTTLED BEER. ' THIS FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER IS UN i : RIVALLED IN THE -WORLD., The ALB, being brewed by Bass & Co., from the colebratcd Burton-on-Trent establish ment, and only purchased by Messrs. ! Reid Bros, when in a matured state, h and fit for Bottling lor any . . Climate. The STOUT cornea from-the-equally famous Dublin Brewery of the Messbb. Guinness, ' '■ whose name tor Quality standa . unquestioned. On such a fonndation Messrs. REID BROS., being expert Bottlers, have produced an article only to be appreciated when tried. Unsparing attempts are being made ito confound the general public by the adoption of a similar trade mark, and to prevent this is the object of this advertisement. ' L. D. NATHAN & CO,, SOLE CONSIGNEES OF BEAD BROS. DOG,S HKAD BEER, SOLE IMPORTERS L, D. NATHAN & CO,| # ,



Medical kJrEDICATED "VAPOUR gAT? S'! CONSTITUTIONAL STPHILI3 AND SKIN ERUPTIONS Wear out the patience ot the doctors' and sufferers and exhaust iheir therapeutics more than any other disease that flesh is .heir, to, becauae medicine cannot bo aamimsterea through the stomach in sufficient quantities strong enough to eradicate the disease without seriously endangering the constitution of the niihappy recipient, consequently he or sue is Obliged to suffer ior months and somedme« yeaw, and olton In the eiid the disease is still running riot or lurking about their bodies, while t&elr general health is impaired taking noxious drugs inwardly. %



FACTS ARK STUBBORN THINGS. H. W. COOPER, MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS, SYMOND;STREET (Near top of Wakefleld-streot), Will Guarantee toCuro the most inveterate form of Disease and Remove all Kruptions from the Throat, Face, or ;any Part of the Body, no matter from What causa or what length ot time affected, or what other methods of treat ment have failed, byj the |MedicUtkd Vapour Bath, recently invented by Dr. Parker. Consult ing Surgeon.to.the Queen's Hospital, Birming ham, England, where 15,000 sufferers have already been successfully cured; Any one sufferinglfrom Bad Logs, Skindiseaae ot any description,or rheumatism, Bhould oall or write for medical and private testimonials; N.B.—As there Is so much quaokery adver tised, and many people have been disappointed, H.W.C. to prove tue effloiacy of the Bath and his experience, will bo pleased to undertake any case without money until the patients are satisfied themselves. ; No Consultation Fees The first Medicated Bath in the Colonies was fitted up in Mdrch last. A voluntary Testi .mpnial from a gentleman well-known is below; read it- Auckland. 15th JuV, 1801. ' Mr H. W; Cooper, symond-street, Dear Sir,—l have-much pleasure in bearinß testimony to the great curative powers .of thei Medicated Vapour Bath estab lished by yoti in thia City. For the past iflve years I have been suffering from a : most virulent disease entirely confined to the face, called Lupus Kxedens, or, Nolli-ime-tan ,; igero, which, so far aa I can learn, completely ', . baflles the medical faculty td cure/ Their efforts iare generally directed towards arresting .the {progress of the disease by cauterising the ulcers. This treatment I underwent for many months, till'l could stand it no longer, >: The disease itself is at. all times extremely painful ■and irritating1, but tho remedy was worso, and jwas wearing me away fast; besides, it ■only healed one spot to force it ,out on- another. Still, the : disease was 'there, and clung tenaciously to the chin, •ana;' spread through my whiskers, along both ■jawbones, under my chin, to the throat. It ; was at this stage I commenced taking your baths; I have now, had fourteen. ; The ulcers ;aro almost complotaly healed, and the disease to a great extent arrested. My general Health jia .very much improved Bince I placed myself ■ under your treatment, and cramp in my feet :and. legs, which I suffered intensely from at 1 iniglit, are'now ailments of the past, tlook forward with strong hope that by continuing {these-baths for some time longer the disease iwill get thoroughly. eradicated., I stpongly advise anyone suffering from uleerations of any kind, no matter how long-standing, to consult you and; try your baths, aa I feel satisfied they will £et sure relief. :: ,-.,: ~ .-.,;■ ,■ | j r '. )VR . iremaip.dearslr', ■••n-; ; . I.i • .'." , .Yours very gratefully's ;. > . I ""'... , ,;..,' . CLELAND DIOKSON ,■ ' IT UNG DISEASE, INCIPIENT CON. ±J SUMPTION, -BRONCHIAL AFFEO • TI0N8; ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUcH, And kindred Complalntk affecting tho Chest i,. ■ the Mucous Membi'anea of the Throat, . ■ and Respiratory Organs, are . I SucCßSSflpiiL* Combated and CCJRKD by ;AICKIN'S SYEUP OF EtfCALYPrUS ; . •■■' . -~ WlTri , .-•, HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME . - ;AiSD QUININE. . : The eminently satisfactory results of this com bination:of Bronchial Stimulants, Tissue Re paratives, Nerve and Blood To'nicaj added: to: a1 Special Cotigli Calmative wlthifebrlfugo .action plulnl y shdw that "at least we have arrived mnch hearer to the Bolution of the question, "Is Con samption Curable?" ■ ..■ |i's » ; Dr.MoCallAndersonsaya (Clinical Lectures, page 22):—" These romarits are specially called loratthe present time, when so much scepti cism is abroad with regard to the valne of medicines, and whon even distinguished physicians'are deluging over periodicals with yiews subversive of the usefulness of certain remedial measures, because forsooth the theorioa upon which they are based are incorrect. Let us bo scientiflo if you like; but 1 Tvhon well-grounded experience In the treat ■ iment of''disease' olasheawith the''resnlt of '. 'scientific reaourob, let us cUng to the tdrmer; 1 for while the one is too often based upon theory, 'the other is founded upon fact," ; I Dr. Milner Fothergill (Practitioners' Hand 1 JBook, page 178k—" What is of muohmore-im portanca to us here is. the; question of what are ■the circumstances which affect tubercle; which ke6p it away, or encourage its advances, or 1 (Which arrest its progress when established, and stay it ravages. The hopeless pathology of Laennec and Cars well had nothing but a grave . b,B the future o£ those who were smitten with tubercle. Now we know that recovery from . conditions'actually tuberoulons, or .tending to tubercle, is very common." ■ ■ , ■'• I The wonderful effect of Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphatea of lame and Quinine, in> the treatment of Pulmonary and Bronchitic Comolaints, : rerifles Dr. MoCall Anderson's statement (page 180, Clinical t*>ct«i*co— QaUopingt Conanmotlon): «■ That aanK then,'are the kind of of oases which should^be brought under the notice of those who, in these days of scepticism, are inclined to sneer at the efilcaoy of drugs." . ... ■■• , ~ , The Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophos phites of liimeiand Quinine, Is- not' a Pbk tkntious NOBTKDM, but a simple Pharma ceutical preparation, oombining valuable agents that are chemically and physiologically compatible, and much recommended by . eminent modern physicians as being specifically adapted for the diseases indicated in this notice. Before confidently recommending this remedy to those afflicted withiCheat (Complaints, the proprietor has an abundant proof of itf> efficacy. Constantly recurring evidenco is afforded of the great relief (to sufferers, many: of whom tender voluntary testimony. ' Address ' i i :; THE PHARMACY, i j :■ QUBEN-BTREET, AOOKLAND. : ' -; j Wholesale Agents: The New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland, Wellington, Christohurch, andJDunedin. ■"* .. * ' Jp'HJEMIST AND DRUGGIST. i ' \:::V^VS.,GILBERT,' '-.m. "-:':.'-'



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