ledge all denominations, and shut otirselvw within the narrowness of none. We hIT ' no creed, because our belief i 8 too large and deep to be so formulated by any man W ! admit no churchism, because we believe in the living Church of the Holy Spirit • which asks no aid of human organization. Rnl now, here is where people make an enor mous mistake : In supposing that we attach any value to. tha rejection of these things I itself. lat least could not and do not It ' ■ is easy enough to reject, hut then very Yuql ' i ia done, beyond preparation, the difficulty and need is to lay hold of something i might be prepared to say that Sectarianism Creeds Churchism have done vast miscMe'f in the world, and were better banished They have caused more hitter agony in tha ' world than any other known. influence But I have never had much faith ia nem' tions alone- even of evil. And,- therefore' it is not the great question: Shall we sat aside these things as evil? Bat rather this ! Can we sh&W that religion can eadst-~no\ only in the silence of the soul—fat as a manifested power, as a centre of attraction a rallying point of thought and mutualtusa, ciationfor at least.afew thoughtful minds can-it so exist 'tvithout sect, without tko. logy, without churchism? When you con! sider that that means, Can religion, in {_ very heart-essence, without these non. essential trappings.maintaincolouritsgronnd in human society—as of course we Know it can in the individual soul you wiU see in that a question of the deepest seriousness for all ages. We know quite well that it did so exist in the early dawn of Christianity. But it has often and lone been an impression that the possibility of it ended there. To prove the opposite has been our one distinctive aim. Not merely because the question in itself is of such measureless importance. But because it involves this othor. Is it possible tor al| aces to retain relision in its purity. Pot it will be found that impurity grows out of and clings to, not the inmost soul of religion but those superficial garments in 'which men clothe it. You see too why I said that now if ever importance attaches to these service. Fov since the age has been throwing aside these' non-essential, superficial adjuncts, it is of some value to he able to say, with practkal knowledge, that need not involve lay! aside reltgion, even as a bond ot outward association. It is too genera! an impression, that if wo get away from the bigotry of sect, the narrowness of theology, the childishness of ecclesiastical fopperies—there is nothing for us but the negations of scepticism, or of secularism or some other form of Antichristianism. Mr reply is Far from that. When you have dls carded those three things, everything remains that is worth having, In religion— every thing socially, as well as everything individually. Now that is what, these services mean ; the truth we have-been seeking to utter for these fifteen years, Onr voice may be feeble, may be as perhaps some weuld say contemptible. But It is, at least an honest voice, declaring a great truth. And the continuance of these services, through these fifteen years is, a far as it goes, are evidence, of its truthful. ness that cannot very well be againsaid. , What then remains, after discarding theig non-essential externalities, i.e., what is the essence of religion, when freed from them r We have these three things : and surely we can desire no more. (1) We: have: religion as tint practical guide of life. In which respect it depends not in the very .least oa cither of the three -. Sect, Creed, -or Church. What has either to do with the practical guidance of life ? Nothing. His tory shews plainly enough that every ccci has sacrificed practical morality to its own interests ; • theology openly proclaims that moral character is not the way to heave: and, therefore, shamefully, dishonor* itj whilo churchism is trivial indeed to him who is longing for inward goodness ot chanu " ter. If this is understood in its :eal and i fictitious sense, this is.the one thing that the world of humanity really wants. It needs no shewing that this is the one thing insisted on by Christ In all his teaching's as it Is admittedly the one charm of his person and life. (2) We have religion as the highest commanding mode of thought, Religion in its purest intellectual essence; without which there could be neither sect, theology, nor church; but which can very well exist without all three. In these two great thoughts: tha recog nition of a higher power, to whom all things point, and in whom they live and move and are. And the consciousness that that higher power, through all human history, is working out redemption. The former is admitted by most or all earnest thinkers, to he a necessity of the human mind ; as Mr Harrison in the article above named.shows; while thelatterquite as much astheformer, is entirely independentoithose; ? three discarded excrescences. Peter con. tended for this against the illiberality of the Jew; which we are equally compelled to do against the narrow conventionality of the Gentile. (3) We.have religion as the inspiring impulse of the whole nature of ' mati. It is this because it is the former two. For avoiding all sentimental sen« sationolism, and animal magnetism, which has mere to do with what are called revivals than many people think, the two^ remaining • things that can be an inspiration to man are : great conceptioas or modes of thought; and a conscious lovo to one much higher than himself. Chris«. tianity gives special prominence to those two things. When it sets Christ before m and says—Behold tha man—behold the God ; when it teaches us through him, that our humanity may be refined and exalted, until it becomes divine, as its author; ii gives us the loftiest conception of existence, and brings our souls into closest oneness with the Supreme. Can you imagine any« thing else that should so powerfully inspi him who really believes these things ? But what again have these things to do with Sect, or Theology, or Churchism ?—each one ot which awakens spurious emotions ■ and sentiments that are fatal to high and holy inspiration. Each one of which is its turn haa stood between Christ and tho human soul, darkening because distorting' his divinest and loveliest features. Now, in these three things, have we not all the great essential elements of religion have we not all that this or any age can re quire ? What can any man or people cither need or desire beyond purity of fieart and nobleness of life 1 How can one fail of these to whom religion is. what-we!have seen; a practical guide,, a sublime mode < thought, a heavenly inspiration? How can any man inhis senses depreciate the religion that can contribute to < such an end J Re demption, truly understood, as deliverance from the ills of life and the sorrows of an erring character; does It not appeal to the universal consciousness of man; and is: not bound up with those great ele ments of religion which wo want to sco freed from the misleading features in which tradition has concealed them The time is coming when men will he more discriminating than they have been of late in their criticisms of Christianity. They will come to see that they could not more effectually make their own position unsound and vulnerable than by seeking to throw any discredit on the great essentials of re , ligious thought; since mankind, in some form or other, is sure to come back to them as the indispensable necessity of his nature. We havein these _reat essentials, stripped of their conventional clothing, the ground on which the widest catholic harmony is . possible; for while they embrace all sincere religions, it is ever found that practical 'aims, holy moral principles, sublime con ceptions of existence, and heavenly im pulses, all tend to the unification of man kind. i And none the less does it remain to the Christian, without prejudice to any one, to say with Paul, that the one name given among men, whereby we can be saved is the name of Christ. For never before ia the history of the world, did these three things—a practical guide ot life, amor ' ally cemmanding conception ot existence, and a pure inspiration from heaven find such prrfect embodiment and expres> sion, as in Christ, It now remains for me simply to suggest whether you think these principles worthy of the little devotion to them which thess services ask of you. If you do I can only leave it with your consciences to pronounce any judgment on tho measure of that devo tion ; for, as you veil know, every species of proselytism we entirely discountenance. For my own part I am content to make any necessary and „ possible sacrifice for the maintenance of these truths in the profound conviction that the coming age will endorse tbem, offering, as they do, lhe ground on which all that is characteristic of the Christian religion, can harmonise with the progressive teachings of science. Kemembering the saying of Christ, "one soweth and another reapeth," we can be calmly patient in anticipation of the future ; and while aware .f that;reaping has some what more of joy in it, are mindful that sowing has not less honour; and especially . when it is sowing in tears for the sake of the gladness that shall be to the coming reapers. .

Printed and published bj the Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Symonds-street. at his General Steam Printing Office, Wyndham street, In the Province of Auokland, NewZe iano, SATURDAY, SEPIEKBBB Si I 88!»

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Aucwons. MONDAY, SEPTEMBERS. CATTLE FAIR. PAPAKORA. THE undersigned will hold their fitat Cattle Fair of the season, when about 1000 8684 wiU be submitted to auction, comprising— 250 Calves 230 Yearlings _ 100 IS-months to 2-year-old Heifers 100 IS-months to 2-year-old Steers 100 2-year-old Steors 100 3-year-old Steers 100 Heifers and Dry-Cowa Dairy Cows, && At Twelve o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. fU NC T I 0~n" YARDS. FPR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 32 Prime Fat Bullocks, from Matamata 70 Fat Cattle pOO Fat Sheep Hairy Cows, Store Cattle Calves, Yearlings, eto, Fat and Store Pigs At 1 o'olock, HUNTER & NOLAN. .-" WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. PAPAKURA MONTHLY SALE. THE usual tale will be held on the above date, when a very large number ot Cattle WiU be yarded, consisting of Dairy Cow 3, Store Cattle. Calves, Yearlings &c, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs, A. 12 o'Clock, HDNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. ExHermoine, ©London. HANDSOME HAND-PAINTED VASES, AND LUSTRES, English-made Chair Frames, Hair Cloth Webbing, JUDSON'S SPECIALITIES, tSOLD PAINT, DYES, GLASS SHOW CASES, GBD AND OTHER PIPES, MEEK CHAUM PIPES. GABRIEL LEWIS | HAS received instructions to sell at his Store, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, T' JO PK<*B» OE ABOVE GOODS. Just Landed. MONDAY, SEPTEMR-K 0, —mediately after arrival of 12 o'clocK train from Auckland, • ELLERSLIE HOTEL, ELLERSLIE. HOTEL FORNirURE, BEDDING, AND EFFECTS. R. C, GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr R. Graham (who haa sold the freehold of the Ellerslie Hotel to Mr Joseph Ellis) to sell by auction, on the premlies, EUeralle, on Monday, September 5, at 12 o'olook noon. The Whole of the ' HOTEL FURNITURK and EFFECTS, comprising— A large and varied assortment of Dining room Furniture . Sitting-room Furniture, Carpets, and Effects Bed-room Furniture, Carpets, Beds and Bed ding, Glassware, and Efleota ' Oilcloth, stair Carpets, Pictures, Ornaments Sundries, etc. Kitchen Furniture, Cruets, Glassware, Crockery, Cutlery, etc. Cooking Utensils. Pots, Pans, Tubs, Buckets, ' Brushware. etc. Bar contents, Cruets, Decanters, Glassware, Sundries, etc Luncheon provided. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER S. THE REMUERA YARDS. ITIOR SALE, at the Remnera Yards, on J Thursday next, at 1 o'clock. * 120 head well-fatted Cattle 600 Fat Sheep Dairy Store Cattle Fat and Store Pies. . alfred"buckland. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. THE REMUERA YARDS. IPIIRST CATTLE FAIR FOR THE ! SEASON ON Wednesday, September 14. Entries required previous to September 7. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. v THE HAYMA RXE T. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day, September 10, at 12 o'olock, THE HEAVY DRAUGHT STALLION "' CHAMPION, four years old, 17 hands high, dark bay, with black points, by Prince Arthur. -. , ALFRED BUCKLAND.' . j^OUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Waitjku—Saturday, September 3 w POKEEOHE— Monday; September 5 Rbmoera Fair— Wednesday, September 14 Dbury salk— Wednesday, September 21 Papakura—Wednesday, September 23 ALFRED BUCKLAND. B. TONKS & CO. WILL in fuiure hold Regular Sales of Landed Property every MONDA_ ISoolpok. arties desirous 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. TONES & CO. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. . I R O N Ii A I L S. THE undersigned has received instruc tions to 8011, at the Railway Station, on Monday, September 12, at 12 o'clock, A FEW TONS of 40 and 561b. METAL t • RAILS. GEORGE SIBBIN, i ; Auctioneer. G, W. UINHEYJ , [EDWIN BINNEY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, At 110 clock. • - • Ex s.s « Garonne.' G. W. BINNEY & CO, HAVE received instiuctions to sell a consignment from Raphael, Tuck & Sons, Art Publishers, London, - An INVOICE b their Celebrated and Well known OLEOGRAPHS and CHROMOS, amongs wMch will be found :— "Coachings" " Reading-room and Wine-taster Assorted Oleographs by Giecomelli ■i Fruit, Fiehes, and Game " So Cold-and Cherry Bipe" . " Invited and Uninvited Guests" Assorted Scotch Scenes " Forgotten and Remembered" Sheets assorted Chromos So &c. &o. '■■■:' ' ' ' ;.: ■- Also," :,..':." A Consignment from Messrs. S. Raynor & Co,, ... < New York: o CASES OF ENVELOPE 3, ..;.;' Assorted In Sizes, Styles, and Colour. All of ■' Tery Superior Quality, I ! ':*'/'' 1; * POTATOES I 7IMMEDIATEI.Y:~ON~, ARRIVAL OF „. - .... FAWN, @ LY'ITELTON. •/ . I ; W. DO W DEN i.; TETAS received instructions to sell by ";___..' auction, from ship's Bide, • 200 i TON? PJRIMa CANTERBUR POTATOES.



Auctions. W. S, COCHRANE.] [.JAMES DACBB MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. ALE, STOUT, BRANDS, WHISKY. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, ion Monday, sth instant, at 11 o'olook, To Close Consignments. i quarter-casks Teaoriffe Wine (very simi lar to Madeira) -.„,.,. 25 casea Clark, Baxter and Sons' Scotoh Whisky 27 cases Catto's Celebrated Scotoh Whisky 8 qr-casks do do do . 25 cases Do Laage Fils & Co '8 Brandy 5 hhds Luoion, Bollot & Co.'s Brandy 10 qr-casks do do 35 cases Ale, quarts, Globe brand 15 cases Ale, pints do 15 cases Stout, at and pt' do 25 cases Ale, quarts, — _. B. Foßter & Sons 25 cases Ale, pints do 50 oasos Stout, qt and pt do 20 cases Brandy—Richard Muller s 15 cases do do ilnßka 15 cases do do half-flasks Terms at Sale. The first lot of each of the above lines will In nearly everj- instance be sold without reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Hotels. nCCIDEN'I'AL fIAFS Vulcan Lane. COLIN MCINTOSH ) 'and )• Late of Canning's, ARTHUR TOWERS. J Beg to inform their friend?, and the publio in general, that they have opened the above pre mises, and trust by providing the best quality of everything the market affords, and personal at tendance in each branch, to merit a fair share of their support. XI N_G'S ARMS HOTEL, Upper Pitt-btkbet, JOHN LYNCH, Pbopbietob. XL. reßpootfuUy informs his friends and. the publio that he has become the proprietor of the above Hotel, and will always keep on hand Winea and Spirits of the best brands. Hancocks Sparkling Ale alwaya on tap. Good accommo datlon for Boarders. PARK HOTEL Wellkslet Street East.J auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Late of Captain Cook Hotel. Kyber Pass Road). Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stouts of the best brands only; Billiards, &o. First-olass accommodation for Families and Boarders. Good Stabling. Water laid on. ft/TASONIC HOTEL. R. WHITAKER. FC „aJK _ STAFF, « formerly of the City Club [lately ot the Terminus Hotel, Holenaville), having bought the Freehold of the Whanqabb;i Hotel from Mr CafHer, bega to inform vlsitora that no. effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. CCIDENTAL CAFE.—An old legend said a certain Princs of Wales went to his principality very hungry. The answer from the landlady wbb, " I can only give you a ' Rare Bit," will your Royal Highness take that J The answer we need not give. And from that day to this the miatake haa been made. The Rare Bita (not Rabbits) can be obtained at the above OafS at any time. T3ONSONBY fILUB TTOTEL, CORNER OS" COLLEGE-STREET AND PONSONBY ROAD. This House, the only Hotel in the wide distriot of Ponsonby, Richmond, and Dedwood, is situated at the junction of several roads, and faces the threefold Municipal Lamps. Omnibuses pass to and from the City every quarter honr, thus allowing gentlemen to select their own time for inhaling the fresh breeze and invigorating their system by a short sojourn in that healthy and beautiful spot. There are both private and publio bars, and publio and private aitting-room3 provided with every convenience. THE BILLIARD-ROOM Is the mo3t commodious, best lighted, and best ventilated in the Province of Auckland, snd contains one of Thurston's best tables, with every other requisite A good Quoit Ground has been recently made and lovers of this good old game will have ample opportunity of Indulging in their favourite pastime. A special brew of Seccombe's Ale always on draught.. . W. STANFORD, PROPRIETOR. MUSIC—. A UCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. ANGELO FORREST begs to announce that the AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE now occupies Premises two doors from Volcan Lane, QUEEN-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO IHH Premises previously held. Gra*3_ Just Arrived, ex Ashmore: 2.X!,} HARMONIUMB SfeEJEi HARMONIUMS __r_s__|_ HARMONIUMS .wfeg* Auckland Music Warehouse. ill *wsr^ fifm Auckland Music Warehouse. ■ * Pianofortes and Harmoniums carefully tuned, regulated, and repaired, in Town or Country, by an efficient Tuner.-AUOKLAND MUSIO WAREHOUSE, Queen-street. • - ANGELO FORREsFhas the largest and best selected Stock ol Music in the Colony. Music on approbation. Bands supplied for Evening Parties. Amerioan Organs, Brass, Reed, Concertinas, Acoordlana, and String Instruments. Violin, Guitar. Banjo, and Harp Strings, Fittings, &0.-AUCKLAND MUSIO WAREHOUSE, Qubjenstreet. The Best and Cheapest House in Auckland for Music, and every description of Musical Instruments, AUCKLAND Tl/IUSIC T^AREHOUSE, !No. 68, Queen-street FO R S A L E, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Building Allotments in Ponsonby, at per foot :— George-street, 14/ Spring-street, 25/ Sheehan-street, 20/ Williams-street, 30/ Elizabeth-Btreet, 30/ Percival Parade. 35/ Prospect-street, 20/ Wood-street, 42/6 Wood-street (corner allotment), 62/6 Also, in Scotland-street— i allotments for £200. Also, at Ellcrslle—Splendid lots, fenced and planted. Great North Road—Corner lot, 35 ft frontage, at 60/ per foot. Rnssell-streot. off Great North Road—Allot ments at £12 each. Newton (Gundry-atreet)-Corner lot for £50. Newton (Exeter-street)— Allotment at 25s par foot. D. F. EVANS, House and Estate agent. Temporary Office: Next Herald, Queen-street. Sv o E a iA~ L X Panmure—lo Arces choice Land; good House and Btablo; to be had cheap. Mr ffitzgibbon Louoh'a Special Settlement— A few Vacant Allotments open for Seleotion; from 50 acres upwards. Stokes Point-2 five acre choice Allotments, three minutes walk from new wharf. For Sale, 700 acroa Choice Land, river front age, 22 miles from Auckland, by good road; large dwelling-house, dairy, and all necessary offices; extensive orchard, stocked with choice fruit trees; steamer three times a week. Two Farms, 500 acres each, river frontage, 20 miles from Auckland, by good road, Stokes' Point—Half-acre Building Allotment nenr Wharf; also, other Desirable Properties which cannot be advertised. Ponsonby—Three Choice Allotments. THOMPBON & MORRIS, Brokers, House, Land, and General Commission Agents, No. M, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, next Accl dent Insurance Company. ' HjUJNEST Oured Watertord Cut Bacon JL1 (Prize-taker at Melbourne Exhibition) New Oatmeal, 2d per lb; Cornflour, 6d per lb Nestles Milk Food for Infants, 2s per tin Mother Siegel'a Curative Syrup, 2slldperbottlo Yorkshire Relish, 7£d per bottlo Superior Potted Beef and Brawn My stock of Cigars and Smokers' Eequwltes generally being far too largo, I have decided ■ to clear a quantity at a shade over cost ' Walking Sticks from 3d each First and second quality Meerschaum Goods very low A very cheap line in Cameron's Tortoishell Tobacco, to reduce stock (quality tho best) 80,000 Cigars and Cigarettes; much Ofthis Btock must be cleared N.8.-Tho Finest Cut Tobaccos in the City, FREDK. WHITEBEAD, General Importer, tbrms cash. 95, Victoria-Btreet }_» OTA-TOES ! POTATOES"I POTATOE3! ■ The undersigned have in Btock :— Prime Waikato Table Potatoes Prime Canterbury do Hobartown Seed ■ do Flukes ASHLEAF KIDNHYS Taylor's Kidneys Jackson's Kidneys, fee,,- &c, &c. They are alao prepared to 3unnly, in any quan tity, their celebrated MIXTURE FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOR GREICN CROPS, tho use of whioh has produced such remarkable resulta as to need no cammont,. Alao, all kinds of Bone dust and Guano, in any quantity. W J. HURST & CO., 101, QUEENiSTREKT,



Land and Estate Agents ■ft tt. jb WIJS» T0 N, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, NO. 81, QUEEN-STKKET, BUILDING SITES. Newtown An ALLOTMENT in Sheridan-streot COUNTRY LAND for Sole 10 acres Volcanic Land, £325 New Houao ot 5 rooms, in „ereaiord-3treet. Unrivalled Building Sites at Allendale, Mount Albert- The land is some of the beat in the country; it is within four miles ot town ; haa a railway station within 100 yards of it; com mands a good view; can be sold on remark ably eaßy terms, and in parcolß to Buit purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can be made with persons wishing to inapeot tho property. „ _ „ . Large House and Allotment, Newton Road, £150. Comfortable Residenoe in Harainge-Btreet-(oity), £500. Kyber Pasa Road—New Cottage, „190. Two Shops, Eden Torrace, £600. Desirable Residence in Upper Pitt-street, rooms, £350 SUBURBAN RESIDENOE-ForSale,at Mount Eden, near the Publio Sohool and 'Bus ter minus, 5 acres of Good Volcanio Land, laid out in garden and paddocks, having thereon a ten-roomed House, Btablo, coaoh-house, &o. Price, £120?. Land close to it has been sold recently at about £100 per aore. Money, to Lento. " F, G. EWINGTON |^5 HA S. Tjy ILLIAMSON, HOUSE LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vuloan Lank, Auokland. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on nrat-olass securities, without Charge. Six per cent allowed on deposits until Inveated. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUD-OING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE AT PER *OOT !— College Road, 81/ Franklin Road, 75/ Wollealey-atreet.lOO/ Dukc-Btreet, 28/ Beresford-Btreet, 80/ Cook-street. £9 and 90/ King-street, 15/ Edwin-street, 21/ Percival Parade. 35/ Victoria-street, £10 Rokeby-atroet, 10/ Grafton Road, 62 0 Cuatoni-house-st, Arthur-street, 60/ Williarn-Btreet, CO/ Vlne-atreet, 10/ Mount Albert, 0/ Kyber Pass. 60/ Beolamation, 80/ Norfolk-street, 35; Howe-atreet, 60/ Brighton Koad, 27/ Haokett-atreet,3s/ Stokes' Point, o/ Wyndham-street, £13 Riohmond Road, 15/ Also, in various other streets at low rates. •iJ/tnnrv TO LEND, In Sums ot £10 andnp- XiHk\J\J\J wa rds, on good seourltles. BRIGHTON ROADi Parnell - Six-l'oomod House for tale; allotment 40x100; water laid on. Price, £275. _ _ IoS. cD. WEEKLY-Fourroomed House for ■L-i D sale near St. Paul's Ohuroh. £35 deposit, balance by weekly payments. "IMWO BRICK SHOPS FOR SALE-Central X position, near Post-office. A considerable portion of the money oan remain on mortgage. TTINCEST - STKEET — New Four-roomed V House for sale, off Vinoont stfoet, on very eaßy terms. .„.,,. , , _?OKfl—New House, well-finished, for sale in „_<JU Norfolk-street;registergrato,colonial oven, well, garden. q-i a—Five-roomed House, stable, and work "*■" shop, for sale; large allotment, garden, FAPAKURA— 80 aore* of Excellent Land for sale, in one or more blocks, at 70s per aore. aENERAL STORE in Suburbs—Lease for Salo. Doing excellent-business. Satis factory reasons given for leasing. 1 AS 6o WEEKLY—Houso and Large Allot- J-" ment for salo near the Eden Vine Hotel. £10 deposit required. _ OPPER QUEEN-STttEET — Five-roomed House and Large Allotment next Mr Beloher'a Stora for-salo at 21s weakly. £30 deposit required. _ , , _ . HOTEL for sale or lease In Taranakl; first class position for business. * NGLESEA-STRKET—Fine new 7-roomod i\ House just built; gas and water laid on; can be purchased on weekly payment ayatem: no deposit required. KYBER FASS—Houao and corner allotmont for Bale. Price, £250. Easy terms. no^e-FINE NEW HOUSE for saleinNel- MOI o gon-atrset; fire roomB; verandah on two Bides. Kasy terms. _r?i on—HOUS- andtwo allotments for sale. *lou in Newton. Easy terms. ifo'KK—VERY Comfortable New House for XiiiOti sale, fine view, twenty minutes walk from Post-offlce. EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven roomß, coach-house, stabling, &c £600. j?oi n—Fire-roomed House and six allotments S—iu f or Ba ie. Portion ot the money oan remain on mortgage. j?q c— Three-roomed Cottage for sale, in Pon dJJO sonby, on easy terms. TO LET—A Room suitable for manufacturing purposes, near the Market. PONSONBY— New Six-roomed House and Workshop for sale; two allotments; two frontages: easy terms. -l?9Qfi— Very convenient house in Dublln-Bt., „_ou Newton, for Bale; washkouM, garden. J} 1 a r\— House and. good garden for sale Rear dJltv MountEdea Railway Station (teraisl. UPPER QUEEN-STRE-T-Fine Corner Allotment to lease for term of years . noon—New Five-roomed House for sale In 3*i&Jyj Ponsonby. Frontage to two streets. 4? 9ft fl—New Five-roomed House for sale in ,£_OV King-street; fine garden. WELLINGTON-STKKBT. -Pretty Cottage for sale, near St. James's Church: gas ■ and water laid on; garden, &c PARNELL. — Newly-finished Six-roomed House for sale; pleasant view; £380. i .p-i oR-Four-roomed HOUSE for sale,ln the > —'-.-i* city, on easy terms, i j?QKA.—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled *auu Stable for Sale, in East-street, Newton 1 -Pi nA—HOUSE for sale near Mount Eden 3Z±W Railway Station; also, one at £200. ALLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSES Built on the Weekly Re-paymont Syßtem. i?qAn—Six-roomed Rouse, all finished, for ' *«uu . Ba i_ __ Lincoln-street; large allotment. PUKEKOHE EAST.-Flne Farm of 107 acres for Sale, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; little bush; £110s per acre. 1 /"•< REV-STREET—Six-roomed House (new)for \X sale. Large allotment. Also, two Shops, ; detaohea workshop. &c, on very easy terms. SHOPS in Queen-street, Grey-stroet, Freeman's Bay, and Groat North Road, for sale. MOUNT EDEN-Largo Now House, fitted with every convenience (two acres of land), for sale. Fine view. IT ARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Eden x Waikomltl, Richmond, Komokorikl, Man ; gere, Paremoromo, Stokes's Point, Wattakeroi, Henderson's Creek, Remnera, Cambridge, Big ; and Little Omaha, Karioi, Rlvorhead. Morn- Ingside, Mahurangi, Watnul, Omarn, Ararimu, Coromandel, Okaihu, North Shore. Owhiwha, 1 Papakura, &o. Also, sco list in N its Zealand Btral-i and Weekh V«w». , O H A S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. VuiflAN LANK I ' I —— : " " ;-p r\ iiRE EN WOOD, i *LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ) QUEEN-STREKT. I TE AWAMUTU.-A splendid Farm of 173 acres of first-class land (30 acres in bnsh), the rest in cultivation; two pretty lakes on tho property; 9 roomed House, well furnished, &c. i-stalled Btable, coach-house, buggy-house, and other out-bulldlngs; large and well stocked 1 orchard, &c„ &o. This affords a splendid opportunity to anyone wishing to acquire a nallv comfortable homestead. • TT'OR SALE—2OO Aores of Kauri Bush Land ' J? being lot 165, and. N.W. part of lot 161. > Parish of Okahn, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Saeh and Door Company's property; stream through tho land. Prioe low. Kasy'terms.—R. O. Greenwood. KINGSLAND ROAD, Mount Albert—For immediate sale, a Market Garden, con i sisting of 3 acres of rich volcanio soil, fenced and subdivided, together wlth3-roomod Cottage thereon erected. Pric*. £350. (72) If OR SALE—Two Choice Farms ot Papa- JT toifcoi—one of 78 acres of good rich land, . subdlrided into 5 paddocks, all in cultivation; large Orchard, 5-roomed House, 6-stalled Stable, &o.; frontage to Great South Road. Price, £1.000. (81) rr_H! other Farm consists of 80 acres good X land, fully improved, 10 aores bush land, well watered; New 4-roomed House, &o ' Price, £100. FOR SALE— Sevon-roomed Cottage, situated at the Whau, main road frontage; good orchard, &c; i of an aore of land, good well, &c. Price. £280. (82) FOR SALE-Lot 71 and part of Lot 72, Parish of Waipareira, containing 80 Acres of Good Land, close to Waitakerei Railway Station. Price, £80. Terma: £20 caßh, balance by instal ments. (Land adjoining £3 an acre).—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonnul, co taioing forty acres of very choice land Price, £50, worth £100. Also. South-weatern portion of lot 79, containing 33 acres of very good land, joins improved lands. Price, £50, Axso, Lots 14,15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, containing one aero each. Price for lot, £35. The above lot of lands are a capital investment, and easy terms can bo made—say £25 cash, balance by instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. FOX SA_rc—hbu Acres or liana, consisting of about 70 acres of first-class alluvial fiats, &c, 100 acres of second-class ploughable fern and ti-tree land, and remainder mostly plough able but rather poor quality land (though suit able for sheep); all well watered by running streams, and situated about 12 miles from Auckland on the east coast of the harbour, ha ring fine sea frontage, with bold cliffs and nice Bandy bays, good fishing grounds. Land on both Bides taken up and sottled upon. Price, 303 an aore. Terms very easy—say £50 cash, balance by monthly instalments, or £300 may remain for a term at low interest.—R, O. Green wood. FOR SALE-5 miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 Acres of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station; Buitable for anyone wish ing for Bmall dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out ot town, the aspect being to the North-East, and view good; locality. Mount Albert, and the land adjoining being all taken up and valued at four times tho price asked for this land, viz., £1210s an acre, payable on the deferred payment Byßtem, or ss agreed. R. C. ORE E N W O O D, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, QOKEN-STREET WAIKATO T AND A GENCY, CAMBRIDGE. H. E. COTTON & CO, Havb fob Sale— LAND IN WAIKATO, In Blooka of from 1000 T0 20,000 AOEES * Also, Several Choice Farms, General Agents and Auctioneers, Consignments of Produce, Morohandlse, &c, havo our best attention, and Sales promptly at turned. Copies of our Land List sent on application]



.Land and Estate Agents. JuT"F e E v A N s> HOUSE, LAND, INSURANCE AND ESTATE AGENT, Temporary Offlco: Next "Herald"'Queen-street, FOR S<VL_, PARNELL—A Comfortable Family Residence, coualstlna; of Drawing-room (30x15), Dining room (30 x 15), Parlour, Five Bod-rooms, Kitchen, &o.; wash-houco copper, water laid on, gas and other comforts and conveniences. PONSONBY—Kesidonce and Ground, about one acre; splendid garden, grand view of city and harbour. £1,000. 207 PONSONBY-Wood-street, new and splendidly finiahod Houae of Ten Apartments; gas and fittings complete; largo Corner Allot ment thoroughly drained and planted. £860. PONSONBY-Commodioua Reaidenoe, conßiat ing ot Drawing-room (18 x 16), Dining-room (26 x 12), Parlour, Four Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Bath-room, _c, »c.; gas laid on and other comforts; splondid view; large Allotment all planted and drained; very desirable. 274 PONSONBY—A good investment, consisting of large Corner Allotment, on whioh stand Three Houses, for £800; 276—£ oil particulars from D. E. Evans. .... PONSONBY—A good investment, Threo Allot ments, on whioh stand Two Houses, £650 ; 282-full particulars from D. F. Evans. PONSONBY—A splendid and compact little House, fitted up with gas, Venetian blinds and every oonvonienoe; sltuatod on main road; full particulars on application pi'ipe, £600. **"■ PONSONBY-Cottage of Flto Rooms stable, ooaoh-houso. well, garden, &o.; £300. 268 PON-ONBY-New Brick House (Four RoomB) wilh Detaohed Cottage of Two Rooms; well finished off, on Two Allotments,^having a frontaifo to two streets; nice oheorful posi tion near top of College Road. 222 PONdONBY-A new and well-finished Houao containing Six Koomß, boaldo Pantry, Dairy, Servants'* Room, &c, &c, stable, buggy houoo and necessary convonioncoS; good Allotment, about 131 feet frontage, nearly all in fruit trees; a really good and substantial property; price only £550. 210 ANGLESEA-STRICET—House (in good ordor), Six Rooms, stable, wash-houae, wood-shod, good well, large Corner Allotmout (about 132 x 118) fenced and full? stooked with fruit trees, flowers (very choice); splendid view of city and harbour; £550. 26D GRAFTON ROAD-Houße, Five Rooms, &c; garden, good position; price, £270. 2-ia LINCOLN-STREET. PONSONBY ~ House Seven Rooms, Pantry, Bath-room, stable and outhouses, nico garden fully stookod with choice fruit trees and shrubs; £550. 189 MOUNT A-BERT- House, Six Rooms, stable and outhouses, Four Acros rich volcanio land, Bubdivided by hedges and walla, corner lot, and within three minutes walk of railway Btation. _, • 61 PONSONBY-House, Seven Rooms, Pantry, Store-room, stable. &o„ standing on high ground isurrounded by some fino old forest troes, commanding a splendid view: largo orchard and paddooks, In oentro of which la a never-falling surface spring of wator; al together about Five Aores; 61—full par ticulars from D. F. Evans. , „ PONSONBY-Now and well-finished House, containing Six Rooms, besides bath-room, waah-houso with ooppor. large cellar, gas flttinga and almost ovory convenience; In good position, and view of tho water; £550. Besides numeroua other Proprietors largo and small, full particulars of whioh can bo had on application to D. F. Evana. Farma and Coun try land from 7a 6d per aore upwardß. Soe list In "Herald Weekly News "and othor lots. Full information given on application to the undersigned. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In various parts, such as at— PONSONBY-Large Ccrner Lot, over 2 acres, high position, for £300. ELLERSLIE—SpIendid Lots, fenced and plantod. , ~ GEORG.-STREKT (uoar Wood-itreet)—Hs ; William-stretit, 30s. SPRING-STREEI—2Sb; Prospect - sbreot and Sheehan-Btroet, 20a por foot. O'NEIL-BTRKKT—NIco Allotment, partly fenced and planted, for £50. RUSBKLLSTRK_T (Groat North Road)- Allotmenta nt £12 oaoh. WELXiINGTON-STKK-T—For Sale, the lease and good-will of two Shops and Dwellings; in llrst-olass position, D. F. EVANS, House, Land 8s Estate Aqknt, Temporary Offlco : 139. Quoen-atroet, noxt " Herald " office. J. M. LB■ H° * Estate Agent and Vautatob, QU_EN-BTB_ST, AUCKLAND, MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. No Chabok to Lendkb ok Investor, PONSONBY— Residence, with very large free hold allotment, fronting the Ponsonby Road and »thor «tre«ts. Price. £1025.— J. M. Lennox. PARNELL— Two Housea and large freehold allotment; good view of harbour. Prioe, £310.— J. M. Lennox. Eatate Agont. A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-For immediate sale, a moat desirable Property, consisting of 655 acres, north of Auokland, 170 acres of whioh are fenced and laid do wn in grass. There is a House of 7 rooms, together with Man's Cot tage, Dairy, Wood-abed, Store, 2-stall Stable, Stockyard, and some 5 or 6 acros in garden, orchard, and shrubbery. This fine property has two mllea frontage to a navigable rivor, and 1b ottered a very great bargain owing to the owner leaving tho district. Price, £1,200.— J. M. Lennox, Eatate Agont, FOR SALE, a largo 10-rOomed Resldenco In the most flourishing farming dittrlot in the province, with 200 acres, mostly fenced and in fss. Price, £1,100.— J. M. Lennox. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, a good substantial 4-roomed Honse near ihe city, with wash house ; gas and water laid on. Price, £330.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont. VILLA RESIDENCE.-A Charming Villa, commanding a magnifiosnt view of the harbour; about 5 acres of pasturoandshrubbery. i Price, £1000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate' Agent, Auckland. FIVE-ROOMED VKRANDAH COTTAGK.- Commanding a vlow of the harbour; free hold allotment. £50 cash, balance of £250 can remain upon the property at 7 por cent.—J. M. Lonnox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. BERESFORD-BTHHET — A Beautiful Six roomed Resldenco In tho City, with water , and gas laid on; allotment, freohold, Prico, £110.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Aeont. gO FARMERS—A Great Bargain—A Good A. Farm of 157 acres In o»o of tke best farm ing districts. The land is good, all sub divided, and in grass. There is a six roomod Dwelling-house, and all necessary outbuildings. This farm is offered a groat bargain, as tho owner has left tho district.—J. M. Lennox. SUBURBAN RE3IDENOE-For Immodiate Sale, a Suburban Resldenco containing 6 rooms, with upwards of 1 aores of volcanic soil. Tho land has frontages to othor streets. There la atabllng, cow-shed, &c, also an orchard. Prico, £175.— J. M. Lennox. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT - Ono of tho Choicest Allotments in tho Suburbs, near the Parnoll Grammar Sohool, 40 x 200. Can be had In one or more lots. Price, £2 5s per foot. A most beautiful view ot tho harbour.—J. M. Lennox, Fatato Agent, Auokland. 89L. r"|10 FARMERS.—A rare opportunity of pur- X ohaslng one of tho finest farmß in tho pro vince at a low price. Thla is a really first-olass farm of 303 acres, mostly foncod and in grass, a few minutes walk from a ohuroh and railway station. This fine property is situated in the heart of one of the moat prosperous townships in the Waikato, and has a commodious House of eight apartments ereoted upon it. Price, £2500.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 52L r| iO FARMERS—For Sale a Farm of 137 acres 1 at Rama Rama, with good 8-roomed resi dence, dairy, eto. Tho farm la subdiriaed and mostly in good English grasses.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Auokland. 'I iO FARMERS.—A good little Farm of 50 » acres, 40 aores foneed and in grass, with Dwelling-house. Thia property is near to a rail way station and public sohool. Prico, £150.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. 81L. TO FARMERS.-For Sale, a bargain, a Floe Compact Little Farm of 100 acres In one of tbe bestfarming districts in the Waikato. The farm is all fenced, and has a dwelling-house uoon 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. FOR SALE—A Bargain—Suburban Villa con taining aevon rooms, with 35 acres of volcanic land. All fenced and subdivided into nine paddocks. In addition to the House, thero are sheds, stables, dairy, &c. This fine property is only five minutes' walk from the railway station. Price, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. 71L. mo FARMEUS-A Bargain.-A Farm of 107 J. acros in East Pukokohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomed Houso and every conveni ence. Price, £490.—Terms can be arranged.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Auckland. 14GKo tar For Houses, Harms, and Allotments, se my long advertisement in 'Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Ebtate Agent. Auckland. >* ° ol> g I I o a g S'SS S _ • jz; -_a__g -9^. . » |- * £§s §■ ■§ - 3 <_H £ .9 § 6__. t % &. M a1 5 111 s§! •§ i 5 I I tIC sal *| < a I s I I«? 8 saws _ I _, -2 § g I Sag _s^_ Sa h W H w 'X 3 p *tj -^ rt *S <d __j W g Zt I oil g'§l&|°s > H g h .S g^ P 'ar 1 1 I SIS gbSggi % . _ •_•=! § n_SS«(_ 9 P n "_l-I3i e«-oi^i g « _ Ml o.§ p.«§ |S| 2«ag g __)H HpogKMM „>l 1<! 5 w SS2l3_j*liia&gg H . i as b I



Merchandise. JJEW SEASON'S mEAS. EX S.S. 'BOWEN' AND S.S. • CANTON.' VIA SYDNEY. _T We shall be happy to quote Prices to Trade Applicants for our NEW TEAS. 5520 PACKAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS & QUALITIES. Wo invito applications for Liquoring Samples. Theso Teas havo boon specially selected by our Fooohow buyors to matoh as closely as possible samples which wore found so pleasing to the Trade last season. _T Our instructions to agents woro to use their own judgment as to TIME cf Purchasing, but to SECURE US THE BEST VALUE GOING. Lo D. & Co., SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. TW"OW LANDING, EX 'ASHMORE,' OQAg pACKAGES j^EW Q.00D3. IN GROCERY AND GENERAL MERCANTILE DEPARTMENTS WE HAVE— ' Now Fruits, viz,: Currants, Elemos, Sul« tanaa. Flga, and Prunos Doublo Gloster and Kdara Cheese Shell and Jordan Almonds Brown and Polson'o Cornflour Van Honton's and Homoaopathio Cocoa Brown Pearl Sago and Tapioca | Zuvia and Solazza Juico Sinclair's Hams and Bacon Lucca, Salad, and Castor Oil Raw and Boiled, Linsetd Oil, Colza Oil Flour of Sulphur, Alum, Tartaric Add Fine and Coarso Salt Lea and Perrinb' Worcester Sauoe Coffee and Milk, Milk Food Swiss Condensed Milk Stearino. Belmont, Schiedam, and D.R.J. Candles Morton's Golden Syrup Keillor's Confectionary Ground White Lead B ippered and Bed Herrings DSFMustard , , Morton's Bottled Currants and Marmalade Croaso and Blaokwell'B Potted Meats and Pickles '._.'',, Edward'e, Pink's, and Whybrow'a Piokles And a large varioly of Regular Goods for tho Grooory Trado Brodle's Patont Rlvcttod Spades Paperhangint-a Single-door Iron Safes IN WINES, BEERS, AND SPIRITS— Hazolburn and Campbolltown Whisky Dunvlilo'a Very Old Irish Whiaky Rob Roy Whisky. in oasos Greenlees Very Old Scotch Whiaky Fino Old Jamaica Rum, in quarter casks Red Heart and Key Rum, in cases JDKZandKey Oonova Road Bros, i 'Og's Bead Ale and Stout, pints and quarts Honneepy, Martell, and Blsquit Brandy Burnett's Old Tom Whito Curacoß, Absynthe, Stoughton Bit- Port and Sherry Wines (for hotela and private trade) Clarotß and Australian Wines Limo Juice Cordial Bernard's Ginger wino With other Marketable Goods usually found In an Bxtenslvo Stock of this description WE HAVE ALSO ON SALE- Tasmanian Jamß MoGUl's Now Zealand Oatmoal Nelaon and Taranaki Potted Butter Columbia Klvor Salmon Californian Hopa Victorian Co.'s IC and IW Sugars Fiji Sugars, browns, greys, to light counter Holme a and Now Zaaland Meat Preserving Co.'s Potted Meats Wnrnock Bros.( and S»undors and Gilberd'B Soaps Mennie and Doy's Biscuits Tronwlth's Boots Hitohen's Blood Restorer Patent Medicines Saddlery American Chairs and Clocks Waltham Watches Japan-dreascd and Rangoon Rico &c, &c, &o. L. D. NATHAN AND CO. BB I S X O L 'S SOGAR COATED PILLS. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And aro only pills whioh contain LEPTANDRIN AND PODOPHYLLIN. These two powerful antlbllllous plants aro a sure cure for all diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Headaohb, iNiiioßSTioN, DizzrNEßs, Pain in tub Side or Back, and especially BHJOUSNESS. They never weaken or gripe, unless the stomach Is very foul, and they are very EASY TO TAK.E. For Salo by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines. WHOLESALE AGENT L. D.-NATHAB & CO. AUCKLAND^ Estaulished in 1832. TDRISTOL'S aARSAPARILLA. ■•HE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD The quickest and most certain cure for SCROFUIM, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES, and ULCERS. All kinds of diseases or sores arising from lm uro blood and humours. IT NKVItR FAILS In effecting a comploto euro, If usod a sufficient lenghtof-'tlmo. For Salo by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines. Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN & 00 AUCKLAND jT\ R I EN T; A v TONIC THE GREAT HAHt RESTORER! Infallible for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying the Hair, removing Scurf. Dand ruff, and curing all affoctionß of tho Scalp, upon whioh it has an almost miraculous effect, causing a splendid crop of Hair to spring up and nourish where before all was barren. It is delioiously fragrant, refreshing and in vigorating, and the Hair that is dressed regu larly with this delightful preparation acquires a softness, lustre, thickness, vigor, and flexi bility, that le wonderful. For Salo by all Druggis Perfumers. ! Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN _ 00. AUCKLAND g MPERISHABLE g^RAGKANCB. MURRAY _ LANMAN'S celebrated UtOB DA y^f ATK R, The richest, most lasting, yet most delicate of all Perfumes, for use on the LANDKERCHIEF, At the TOILET, , __„._„ And in the BATH. Aslthere are imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water prepared by the solo proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. j For Sale by all Perfumers, Druggists, and \ Dealers in Fancy Goods. SOLE AGENTS, . ' L. D NATHAN & COJ I



Money. MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors, Fort-atreet. 4?'-snflfV To LEND in Sums of £sdo *DVW an _ upwards.- F. Ring, Short t d-street. iy|"ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ot Flrat-olasß Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Solioitor. ner cf Queen and Shortland-streets. MONEY TO LEND, on approved soourlty. „.„__ K. X, TYLER, Solicitor. Vulcan Lane. M ° —fL E *' Money to Lend on Mortgage ol Freehold Securities.-George Eraser, Publio Accountant, Investing and Estate Agent, W. S. Grahame's Bond, Fort-street, and, No. B, South British Insurance Buildings, corner of Queen and Short and-street MONEY TO LEND, in Large or small sums, at usual rates ot interest, CONNELL & COOPKK, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT. SOCIETY. Orno-:_D3, Qoeen-btreet. LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of £20 to £8,000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following rates for every -101) borrowed :— Repayments extend- „..„,.. Total amount Ingover Per week. BepoyaWe , ■ a. d. £ s. i years _ .. _ 12 8 130 0 0 6years-. .. ,_ - 9 2 113 9 1 8 years „ „. _ 7 C 156 7 6 10 years 6 3 162 16 3 t!W Kurther particulars may be obtained on application at the Society's Office. JOHN BATGER, Sonretary ON DON LOAN OFFICE, under Theatre Royal. Victoria-street. J, HART Is prcparod to oifor advantages to porsons in want of accommodation. MONEY ADVANCED FROM £5 to -500 ON PERSONAL SECURITY. For Instance- Persons borrowing £5 reoeive £1 10s. cash, £10 „ £9 „ £20 „ £18 Repayable by 10 lnatalmonta of 2a. In the £ per week. Money advanced on every description of Gooda. All transactions entertained, and Money ad vanced without delay, if security approved of. Promissory Notes discounted at groatly reduced ' rates of interest. y_O_OKIAN LOAN AND Via. COUNT AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, The above Agency having Opened a Branch In Auckland la prepared to Advance Sums of Money, froir £10 to £1,000. on Personal Security, Deeds ot Property, Shares in Publio l ompanies. and other Securities at current rates. Bills DLsoounted Daily. Renewals offeoted. To accommodate Borrowers, Loan of (say) £10 May be repaid in instalments o 10s per week „20 May bo repal in instalments of 10s per week. Or by any othor mutual agreement AH communicatlonn, cither personally oe by letter, strictly confidential. Address—,. HIGH-STREET, (Next Auokland Hotel), or Box 90, Poßt-offloo B , ■ ... = Saddlery. WS. JONES • Has Just landod ex ' Avona,' ' Coro nllla," 'Oxford,' and s.a. "Norfolk, a Largo Assortment of Seasonablk Goons, oomprlsing Horse Covers, good durable articles lined and shaped, from 15s ; Waterproof Lois Covers, Aprons Horse Clothing, clipping Machines: Buggj Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddles, &o. More to arrive por' Ha Iciono' and' Ashmore STRONG DURABLE BSTOCK SADDLES. Oar ownjmake, complete with Mounts, fromi £3 ss. Od. SK'MARfflTif WATERPROOF RIDING APRONS Our own make, best quality, and latest improved shape. W.S J. has always a largo general stock, com prising! HARNESS OB1 ALL KINDS, Racing, Stooplechaae, and Hunting Saddles, and Bridles, - Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horsoolothing, Valises, Portman teaus, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c ELLIMANIB EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stook of latest Improved extra ftronn PACK S ADDLES always on hand. From 60s. Five por cont, Discount allowed forCCastb t W. 8. JONES, UtCEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. —■3 Venetian Bunaa. TRADE MARK. mHE AUCKLAND GAS VENETIAN X BLIND FACTORY. Established 1864. - BED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN i 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. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Busby), raotioal Blind Makers & Wire-Workers Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Square. Auckland N.Z. Qunsmitns DEVITT, GunmaKer, _44» Queen. a street. Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 853.—Always In Stock and to arrive by direct importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Guna, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load, lng Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gun Caaes, Powder Flacks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary tJ complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the beßt Brands in Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by tho advertiser, who oan guarantee thßlr good quality. Cartridges for the Enfield, Snider and Terry Rifles. Metahlo Cartridge Oases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers jdeaitffich. Gunsße-Btooked,Browned, etc., an c 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 Anckland to chooao from. Also, In stock, a arge assortment of Fireworksjlof the best nalttv. VieMna Tnckle —£ £" -^ —g OF THE TIKI GOLDFIELDS, COMPILED BY CHAS. F. H, LLOYD, AUTHORISED BURVEXOB. TO BE HAD AT THE STAR OWIOB.



On Baie. |p OR SALE AND TO ARRIVE, at Lowest Market Rates (Wholesale) j Milling Oats Danish and Tartarian Oats Milling Wheat Adelaide, Auckland, Cbristohuroh, Oamaru, and Timaru Wheats Meek's, MoGUl's, and Somerville Bros. Oatmeal. TO ARRIVE, Por * Roderick Dhu,' from Dunedin 1 1,000 Sacks Prime Black Oats for Seeo. | D. H. MCKENZIE. Fort and Gore streets. June 8,1881. /^OALSI COALS!! COALS!!! NEWCASTLE, AND OTHER BEST CLASS COALS} And also FIREWOOD, FOR SALE. AT LOWEST RATES. F. A. TWINAME. Coal Yards; FOBT-STRBET. TT U L L BROTHERS HAVE NOW LANDING. 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting! GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, AND HAVE FOR SALE AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERB CORNSACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, &C, &c, &c. Agents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchants Queen-street Kauri Gum Stores. Bre water Free and Bonded Stnron Albert-street. TfIKEEMAN'S BAY SOAP WuRKS. SAUNDERS&~GILBERD, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTUEEKS, Victoria-street, Auckland. S. & G. having enlarged their Factory to donble its former size, and made costly addi tions to the plant, are now in a position to com pote with any factories in New Zealand or New South Wales. The yearly increase of their trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee of the superior character of their goods. A Trial Is respectfully solicited, m H E XT AYMARKET, 105, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE „ White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oats Heavy Feed Oats (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetches, Field Peas and Beans White and Red Tuaoan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat New Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and crushed) Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake Presaed Meade w and Oaten Hay Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse. Fine, and Rock Salt Bonedust of all grades Guano-Peruvian, Hnon, and Long Island Graßß and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &c New Zealand Flax and Tow, Coooanut Fibre A new Importation of first-claes 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. HESKETH & AITKEN. O T O N X S « C O. Agents fob Sydney Paper Mills, Have always in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, oomprlsing White, Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re quired. These Papers are now largely used here, and are aoknowlodg»d to, be superior to most im ported. Cavalier Frere'a Genuine Frenoh Brandies American Carriages American Harness. To Arrtvk Farm and Express Wagons American Fireproof Safes, &0„ &0. B. TONKS & CO. CI O X SALE, 60 cases CASTOR OIL. in bulk 100 drums LINSEED OIL, boiled and raw 10 casks „ ~ .'" 6 casks COLZA OIL 20 drums „ „ 20 drums TURPS. W. S. l"a~U RI E, 7, Wyndham-street. nOALI COALI UUA L I WHAT! WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREL 'OEFIOE • NO. 8, LOWER QUEEN-STREET. W. SLOAN E, AGENT, Undertakers. I ESTABLISHED 1860. 1 fTENRY P. HAYWA RDI n Upholsterer, Ej Matt bbs Maker, and Funeral Eg Undertaker, 1 GREY STREET, AUCKLAND.! Mattresses Re-made. B Furniture Re-stuffed and Repaired at the B Owner's Residence, or at the Work- ■ shop. Grey-street. g ! ■ —- New Teas TtTEW QEASONmEAS. FIRST ARRIVAL. Pek,s.s. Bowen, Direct from Foochow. JOHN BUCHANAN, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET UQUOBING SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. XFYOU WANT A CUP OF REALLY GOOD TEA TBY THE "TAEPING MIXTURE," Packed in llb.'and I_. Paokets, IN THE CHINA TEA GARDENS. " I have analysed an Original Paoket o the TAEPING 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 itjas being a| wholesome and refreshing diet. " Karl Theodob Staiger, i'Analytical Chemist, " Queensland, , Agent for the Taeping Mixture i CHAS. MAJOR, WHQLESALESiANDIiSBIPPING .GROCER



meaioai. . MEDICAL HALL, PONSONBY Near the Three Lamps. .J. G. HENDERSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND SURGEON DENTIST. Drugs and Chemicals of best quality. Homoeo pathic Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. Piesßß and Lubin's, Atkinson's, and Rimmell's Perfumery. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Turkey and Honey comb Sponges. Feeding Bottles ot every deacrlption REGISTERED TRADE MARK—A PYRAMID. BALDNESS IS CURABLE BY USING BARROW'S PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER. ThisGreatSoientiflcDlscovory.H.Soott Barrows WONDROUS PYRAMID HAXR PRODUCER Is a purely Natural Vegetable Restorer of the Hair on Bald Heads. Is also guaranteed to produce the most Luxuriant Whiskers and Moubtaohois, To Soften and Beautify the Hair, TO ERADICATE DANDRUFF, and with a single application, To Arrest the Falling: Off of the Haib In the most obstinate cases of Febrile Disease, Debility, and the many other causes so fatal to the Growth ana -eauty of Nature's Gi Ornament^ Prioe, in bottles (one month's us »_ - as. Price, in bottleß (two montha' nse) _ ~. 7s. 64 To be had of all Chemists throughout the ISColoniefl. AGENTS In Auckland:—AlOKlN. Chemist, Queen-street: J. Epson. Ohemisi; Queen-st. JMHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. S. GILBERT, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, 223, QUEEN-STKEET, (Next to the Albert Hotel). Prescription and Family Receipts carefully prepared and dispensed. Just Landed— A Large Stock of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Proprietary Medicines, Drugs and Chemicals, etc,, eto. Country . Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest Communications by letter will receive imme diate attention. S. GILBERT, QUEEN-STREET. irNG DISEAo_, INCIPIENT CON SUMPTION. BRONCHIAL AFFEO TIONS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, And kindred Complaints affecting the Chest the Mucous Membranes of the Throat, and Respiratory Organs, are Successfully Combated and CURED by AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND QUININE. The eminently satißf aotory results of this oom bination of Bronchial Stimulants, Tissue Re paratives, Nerve and Blood Tonics, added to a Special Cough Calmative with,-febrlfuge action plainly show that at least we hay» arrived much nearer to the solution of the question, "Is Con sumption Curable J * Dr. Milner Fotherglll (Practitioners' Hand Book, page 178):-:" What is of much more im portance to us here is the question of what are the circumstances which affect tubercle; .Whioh keep it away or encourage its advances, or which arrest its progress when established, and stay it ravages. The hopeless pathology of Laennec and Carawell had nothing but a grave as the future of tiose who ware smitten with tnbercle. TTow wo know that r*c»very from conditions actually tuberculous, or tending to tubercle, is very common.'' The wonderful effect of Alckin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphatei of Lime and Quinine, in the trsatmant of Pulmonary and Bconohitio Complaints, verifies Dr McCall Anderson's statement (page 180, Clinical Lectures—Galloping Consumption): "Thatsuch then, are tho kind of of cases which should be brought under the notice of those who, in these days of scepticism, are inclined to sneer at the efficacy of drugs." The Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hynophos phites of Lime and Quinins, ia not a Pre tentious nostrum, but a simple Pharma ceutical preparation, combining valuable agents that are chemically and physiologically compatible, and much recommended by , eminent modern physicians as being specifically adapted for tho disaaass indicated In this notice. Before confidently recommending this remedy to those afflicted withiChest .Complaints, the proprietor has an abundant proof of its efficacy. Constantly recurring evidenco is afforded of the ' groat relief to snfferors, many ot whom tender voluntary testimony. • ; Address THE PHARMACY, Quben-street, Auckland. Wholesale Agents; The New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland, Wellington, C—ristohnxch and Dunedin. Waikato Aavertiwements. mAUPIRICOAL MINING COMPANY A (LIMITED). The Company aro now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Huntly Railway, Station, a following prices :— Household lumpy) „„_.. 12s per£ton Steam (screened)- ___..10s „ Blaok. ......... 4s « : In Track-loads of 5 tons. In bulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One hnnga, will be received at the Company's Office, Fort-street. Orders for other Stations, addresses to the Mine Manaier, Taupirl Coal Mines, Huntly and accompanied by remittance, wiUJ be promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHERFF. |_> EDWARD'S OOAU—kh TO THE JD. GOLDFIELD.-TIME-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. SpeclallCarriages provided to Order. B. EDWARDS Llvprr and Bait Stables Hamilton A N D E i$ (3 5 HAMILTON. Have Opened Out, In their New Store, a Magnificent Assortment of CHINA, GLASSWARE, TOILETWARE VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, &c„ &c„ &c ' SANDES'■& CO., HAMILTON. " Agents Auckland Evening Stab. rfIELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES, W. K. Carter COACHES will run to tha following time-table,3oarry ng H.M.s mali:— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, at 8.30 a.m. Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival ot Train, 2.30 p.m. Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for To Aroha at 37a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. , Booking Office: Gwynne'aHotel, Hamilton W. K. CARTER, ~'...'■.'■ Coaoh Proprietor. Livery and Bait Stables, Cambridge. 6th March 1881. IWAIIOffAIi HOTEL i.l CAMBRIDGE Numerous improvements and additions having - been completed, this Hotel now affords ■ the best accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious." Sample Rooms have been provided for Commercial Travellers. First-class Billiard Table under the Superin tendence of a careful Marker. /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS, Arrangements have been made so that Guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail able upon short notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly .. attended to, . AD DUS~~R AYNE B, PSOPRIETOK UmbreHa __a_:er. "VTEAXLY, QUICKLY, . CHEAPLY J.V (Mr Motto.) __S__S_!^j^s-aJaXag |g-| _T Fur particulars apply to C. B. THORNE, Praotioal Cutler and Umbrella Manufacturer, Grey-street. _ "OURE BONE-DUST. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supplying Fine Bonedust of theirlo wn man v facture, guaranteed free from any adulteration -8 10a per ton, sacks or bags Included, at the Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Store, No. 8 Lower Queen-street. Bones bought in any quantities. October 25. 1880 Jty[KS- J^OWN, stay and corset Upper Hobson-st. Established 186 L Every Description of Surgical' Belts, upon'the Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Country Orders Punc tually Attended To.