" Good morning, La Giulietta," aaysone. "Do you want a bit cf real goodstracchino cheese for the uncle's supper ? I know ho loves the Milan stracchino ; and I kept a bit back on purpose, though Count Giori's cook would fain have bought it all." " Here, Giulietta rnia I " cries another. 11 Did yon ever see such sweet fennel as this 1 I brought it this morning from San Michcle. Yon shall have it icr two centesimi the bundle, though I sell it to everyone else for three." " What vegetables do yon want for the minestra, little one 1" asks a third. " Fresh beans, potatoes, cucumbers, onions No one treats you better than I do, remem'. ber (" But La Giulietta is m no haste to buy till she has been round the market; and so, in russet gown and dark blue kerchief, bare, headed, neatly shod, her only ornament a SiJver pin transfixing the dark coils of her shining hair, she goes to and fro amid alleys of scarlet tomatos, purple mnlberries, grapes, lemons, oran«eß, quinces, pumpkins, meloDS; gourds of all shapes, and colours - green, piDky, yellow, and violet j pearly rice from the rice fields about Mafitua; and unground maize, like beads ot clonded amber. Flowers are in profusion—roses, camellia*, and autumn violets j besides mountains of mulberry leaves for silkworm-breeders; pincconea for firing; flat baskets piled hieh with ■ffinkled olives; and sacks of shining T/ftfwn chestnuts, ..... And feef c, bargaining, gossiping, laughing chattering are sll the housewifely world of Verona, leavened Tjy a sprinkling ot Austrian soldier* in white uniforms, wit&j here and there a menriieaftt monk in woollen, frock and sandals. Givins' smile for smile, greeting for creeling, La Giulietta meanwhile makeß her modest purchases ; lettuce and cress and *weet fennel for salad ; lentils and a hand ful of tawny fungi for soup ; a little pat of fießh btltter wrapped in mulberry leave* ; < and the proffered morsel of stracchino for the Undo Stefano's supper. These, with a dish of polenta, and perhaps a neat'E foot, •Will furnish her larder for two or three days. And still, whichever way she lurns, she meets some well-kncivn face. Here are Dar/JC (Marietta's daughters, Lotta and Lisa, beside themselves with joy ; for Tomaso, the carpentef's assistant at the Theatre Wuovo, ha 3 just given them three gallery tickets for to-raorrovr evening's perfor mance •' Dear little Giulietta !" they cay with a patronising air. " it is a pity we cannot take you also -you go out so seldom, and have so little pleasure ! But, you see the1 iiircf ticket is tor the mother; and she will mot let us go anywhere without her—as if we were babies, and could not take care of eacb other! Ah, well I another time, perhaps,

little Giulietta I" " Cara Giulietta, it was so good of you to bring my Tito that mug of soup last night," says thewidowCarolina, another neighbour, who supports herself and her blind boy by straw-plaiting. "He hardly coughed at all after it, and h»s been better aver since."

"Aha, la piccola I" laughs a bonny-look, ins well-dressed dame, followed by a man who carries her purchases. " What is this pretty song that a little bird has been sing. injt in my ear ? Sid he tell rr.e that our Gin lietta has found a Romeo ?" "Your little bird sings false, Signora Donda !"

"Kay, you look as if one accused you of sacrilege I But a lover—why that's as it should be, my child, when one is yonng and pretty !" But the girl turns away briskly and the

Signora Donda, whose husband keeps a cnfel)illi»nl in the ViaLeonana, shrugs her ahoulders and laughs contemptuously. " Che I che 1 che ! one would think "l'onio Moretti wa» not good enough lot her!" "Id truth, she might go farther and fate worse, Signora Donda," replies the fat cook from the Hotel Colotn bo d'Oro who is buying at the same stall. "£h, what would yon have ? The girU' heads nowadays are as full of nonsense as a melon is full of pips. I'll be bound the foolish wench thinks a real gentleman would not be too good for her I" But these criticisms are lost upon Gin lietta Beni, who is by this time far enough away, attracted by a certain bookstall at the corner of the Piszza dei Signori, It is a bookstall of Die I umbler M>rt, stocked with broadsheet ballads, story-books in ?audy paper wrappers, second-hand missals, o\4 music, cookery books, lives of the saints, and the like; and it is kept by a one-eyed cripple popularly known, because oi his peculiar voice, as Ij Grillo (the cricket); but whose real name is Scnlchi. There art several loiterers at II Grillo's stall this mora ine, mid his one eye has enough to

do. " Good morning to you, mia bella 1" he cries in bis shrill falsetto. :< I have some thing very special for you ! I could have sold it a dozen times over, but I kept it for you. See —a new ballad, all about vonr sel ! Ay, look here !—it is called ' The Fatal Loves of Romeo and Giulietta '—a ballad in twenty-four verses with a beau tiful wood-cut to" boot ! La Giulietta (that's you my dear, and very like you)—La Giulietta on her balcony, gazing ud at the moon ; Borneo behind the cypresses in the garden 1 Come now, you will not grudge five centesimi for your own history and your own portrait, to say nothing of the lover in the garden ! Why, the picture alone is worth the money ! Two centesimi Impossible. Why. I gave three for it my self ! Fie! what a little Jewess it is! Well, there ! —because you are a good child, and call me always by my neht name, you shal have the ballad for what it cost me—threa centesimi, as I'm a sinner !" The girl blushes and bargains ; the by? standers listen and laugh. Onj—a seafar-

ing man, apparently—who is turning over a book at the farther end of tbe stall, stays his linger on the leaf, and looks at her with undisguised admiration. " 'Tisto be sung to the tune of Ti Vogiio Bene Assai!' squeaks II Grillo, pocketing his three centesimi, as La Giulietta runs away with her purchase. " Why did you say that it was about her. self!" asks the sailor, his finger still 'be tween the leaves.

"Eh ! Eh ! That question shows you to' be a stranger!" " Well, yes—l am a stranger. Who is the donzella V

" Her name is Giulietla."' '' I guessed os much. And her BUf name ?" |

The stall-keeper shakes his head suspi ciously.

" What is that to you ?" " Maybe, nothing—maybe something . .j Who knows! How much do you ask £<Wr. thiß book 5"

"Five Austrian lire." -~. v( '•You said three just now." ... ~.»■ " If I said three, I meant five," replies I Grillo, with a cool stare. The sailor smiled, chinking the loose coin! in his trowsers pocket. " Andthedonzella ? Wberedoesshelive. What is hor father's name V

" Prythee, let me look again at the book ti Signore. Eh !eh! eh ! See, dow. what a hend is mine ! There's my private mark ' tj and that ronrk stands for seven Seven lire, Signore I You can take it or leave it—not a farthins less !" , ,i

Still smiling, the failor brings out a snny browned hand full of money—silver Bna, copper, with a gleam or two of goltf. From these he selects a French ten-franc, piece. . , ffl " You can give me th'ce lire in change?- II Grillo's one eye sparkles covetously.. "Stefano Beni is a wheelright Y<Wj will find his workshop under one of tlijj; archways of the Arena in the Piazzaffira, he reDlieg. clutching the ten-franc piece. " La. Giulietta is his daughter?" ~., "His neice." ' ~-. "But they don't | live at the workshop, under the archway—that is impossible. , II Grillo has brought from the innermost recesses of his nether garments a little greasy leather bag tied with leather string; wherein he deposits the half Napolean. "Three lire!" he mutters. "Corppm Dio !"• -have las much has three liris!' . ■ . .< "Well—supposing you have not enougn, change .. . whore do they live ?" , "You'd be going to the Osteria del Cap pello, if told you I" ; ,i " What, the old house of the CappelleM! Does she live there ?"l " Where else would you expect La Giu lietta to live, I Iwonder ?" grins 'the cripple, restoring the leather bag to the obscurity «, his breeches pocket. ' „ "All right—you may keep the change. And the sailor, sauntering away vfitn W dear-bought volume under his arm, crosses over to the shady side just in time to see the object of his inquiries meekly Kissing the hand, and apparently receiving the Bene diction, of a plump little white-haired pne«, in rusty black soutane and shovel hat, at inffl fartrmr end of the Piazza. , " Who is he ?" asks one of the bystanders at II Grillo's stall. , jM ♦'• Eh ! eh ! How should I know hfJSi salt-water chap with more money tfla"; brains ! Ten francs for tbat rubbishing o» copy of Guarini's Pastor Fido, wtoe",.^ worth about fifty centosimi !-I call tut a good morning's work !" (To be coniinuiion Saturday.) \

(Continued from jhiid pagi.)

ME AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. JANUA 26

Fruited and published oy t c HOOT» b)) ' Henry Beett. of SynondMtieet,, a^ j General Steam Printing Office, WpOD^j street.ln the Province of Anckland.Newl*Vj



AUOtIODS. TO»MORROA\. NOON. BULLDOG ALE ! BULLDOG ALE 1 npHE undersigned have received instruc tions to offer for calo by auction, ON THURSDAY, 27TH INSTAINT, 4.KA CASES "OULLDOG A LE, In Lots to suit Purchasers. HULL BROTHEBS, Auctioneers. B. TONKS.] [R. C. CARK, TO-MORROW. TOBACCO! TOBACCO! TOBACCO ! On account of whom it may Concern. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Thursday, the 27th inst,, at 11 o'clook, 0 Botopi TOBACCO. Bright Navy G'a 1 Box TOBACCO, 10's « On account of whom It may concern, B. TONKS.] |R. C. CAKR. TOMORROW. TO BAKERS AND~STuREKEEPERS. FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR I B. TONKS & CO., ' TTTILL sell, on Thursday, the 27th inst., TT at 11 o'clook, 200 tons FLOUR, 2"os 8 „ ~ 50a Samples at Mart. B. TONKS (ii. C. CASK. TO-MORROW. FIRST SHIPMENT OF SALMON, . WHITING, DRIED APPLES, HAE PER TWELVETREES, EXTRACT OF SOAP, WASHING AND SOAP FOWDER, BLUE, &c, &C. B. TONKS & CO., WILL sell, on Thursday, the 27th inst., at 11 o'clock, SHIPMKNTS OF THE ABOVE GOODS, just landed, ex ' City of New York' and 'Lady Jocelyn.' B. TON KS. [R- O. CARR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. COMFORTABLE FREEHOLD DWELL ING HOUSE, with Good Stables and Out-buildings ; Fine Well ot Water ; aboui. One Acre of Land, with River Frontage, situated at the Whau Bridge close to the Railway Station, and Omnibuses Pass the Door. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wed nesday, February 2, at 12 o'clock, THE ABOVE. Without Reserve. Terms: i cash; balance at 8%. a TONKS.] IK- C. CARE. MONDAY, MARCH 14. SALE OF THE BRYNDERWEN ESTATE, WaIRAU CREEK, MAUN GATUROTO. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by public auction at their Mart. Queen-stre9t, Auckland, on Monday, 11th of March noxt, THE ABOVE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. This is one of the most valuable estates north of Aupkland, and contains 3223 acres, upwards of 1000 acres of which are a rich alluvial flat and the remainder undulating. The quality of the soil is blaok loam on limestone. The whole la enclosed with a six wire fence, and is well watered by novor failing creeks. About 500 sorbs have bton laid down in good grass, divi ded; into 7 paddocks. A well-built House, 12 rooms, with Barns, Stables, and necessary out buildings have been erected on the property. The. land not in grass consists of light bush, which, when cleared, will carry at lea»t 3 sheep to the acre, Thoro is first rate communication, a large river forms one of the boundaries, and a Bteamer runs oloso to the property twice weekly. The main North Road passeß thronghit, and tho Northern Railway line has been surveyed over the block, ~ The property is sold to wind np a partnership estate B. TONKS.] IR. C. CAEK. AT AN EARLY DATE. qMALL BUT CHOICE SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN ORGANS, " Empiric State Organ Company." case of musical instruments. Organs on View, B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. W. S. COCIIRANE. JAB. DACRE TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At the North Shore. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr James McEwen to sell, at hio residence. North Shore, on Thursday, 27th Instant, at 11 o'clock, The WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD FUK NITU'itif. consisting of Harmonium, Couches, Kasy Chair, Pictures, Carpets, Tables, Table Covers, Chairs, Orna ments, Books, Fenders and Irons, Rugs, Curtains, Poles, Venetian Blinds, Bed steads. Mattrasses, Bedding, Wash stands, Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Clocks, Chests Drawers, Cot, Kitchen Utensite, Crockery, Tools, &c. Also, OPEN SAILING-BOAT, with Oars, Sails, Anchor, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.I I.JAMES DACBE. , MONDAY, JANUARY 31. By Order of the Mortgagee. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, HOBSON AND CHAPEL STREETS. SIXTY ACRES, HUNUA. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort street, on Monday, 31st instant, at twelvo o'clock, Part of Lot 17, Section 30. having a, frontage of 50 feet to Hobson-street and 50 feet to Chapel-atreet by a throngh depth o 333 links, with the Prince of *Valea Hotel and all other buildings thereon erected. Lots 8 9 10 and 12, sub-division Lots 20, 21, and 22 Section 25, having a frontage o 60 feet to Lower Hobson-street, and 20 feet frontage to a back street, with Dwelling-house thereon erected. Lot 170, Hunua, containing 60 acres. Full particulara on application. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACKE. MONDAY, JANUARY 31. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, PON SONBY, OTAHUffIJ. KAIWAKA, THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell, at their Hooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 31st instant, at 12 o'clootc, All that Piece of Land in the Parish of Kaiwaka and County of Marsden, con taining 1 acre, and being Allotment 1* of the Village of Kaiwaka ' AU that Piece of Land in the Parish of Wai temuta. County of Eden, being Lot 81 of the subdivision of Allotments 31 and 12, ot Section 8, of tho Suburbs of Auokland, having a frontage of 66 feet to Lincoln street by a depth of 100 feet All that Piece of Land in the Parish of ■Manurewa and County of Eden, and being Lots 17 and 18 of a subdivision of ■part of Fairburn'a Grant at Otahuhu. having a fronts^ to Cracroft-street of 132 feet by a depth of 132 feet All that Piece of Land, being Lots 2 and 3 of a subdivision of Lot 21, Section 8, Suburbs o£ Auckland, having a frontage to Ponuonby Koad of 80 feet by an average depth of about 65 feet. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. d.



Auctions. _____ mO-MORROW (Thursday), Noon.-Free- X hold Properties, Nowton. near the Post office. To bo aold by auotlon, at Arthur'a Mart (Land and House Department), on Thursday, 27th, at 12 o'clook noon—Dublin-street, Allot ment 55 x 75ft. sin., together with tho largo Building oreotod thereon, roofed with corru gated iron, being part of tho buildlnaa lately occupied by the wowton Sash and Door Faotory Company. Wost-streot-A nowly-bullt Cottage o£ i rooms, lined and paporod, togother with tho Allotment on which it is orootod, having a frontage of 25 foot by 60 foot. 17 sood Allot monts, Rivorhcad; 3 good Allotments, Pokeno, &c. Terms at sale. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. T O ■ M O X R O W. At 12 o'Clock, Noon. OPEN SAILING-BOAT 'PASTIME, 1 It. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction nt his Mart, Qocon-stroot, on Thursday, January 27, at twolvo o'clock noon, Tho Woll-known Opon Sailing-boat 'PASTIME.' Now at Ponsonby; to bo Boon at Waterman's Stops on Morning of Sale. TO-MORROW, WOON. NORTHCOTE, late Stokes' Point GOOD BUILDING SITES. TO bo sold by auction, on Thursday, 27th inst., at Arthur's Mart, Queon-atrcot, 12 o'clock noon, 15 SUPERIOR ALLOTMENTS, on tho rcnin road situated opposito tho Into K. Bartloy, Ksq., property, and adjoining Mr Howard a, within a short distance of tho wharf; plea santly Bituated, and well sholterod; having aflnoview. Terms :—One-third cash on tho fall of tho hammer, tho balance can. remain on mortgage for two yoars at 6%. Also, 9 Splendid Allotment in tho Govornmont Township, on tho Point, commandinga most oxtenaivo and uninterrupted viow, and soino of, them having a water frontage. Terms Cash. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. SATURDAyT^KIJRUARY 12, At 2 O'CLOCK p.m. ELLEKSLIK P A X K. ELLJSItSLIE PaE K. AT KfiLERSLIK. 11. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr R. Graham to offer for salo by auction, at Ellerslle, on tho aliovo date, The Whole of tho ELLERSLIK PARK ESTATE, Cut up into convenient sized Building Plots, containing 1 Aoro to 5 Acres each, Tho Estate is choicely plantod with woll grown Ornamental Trees and Shrubs; com mands magnificent views; oloso to town by road or rail; wolliwatered ; and in overy way suited for SunoHiUN Residences. Most of the Land to bo offered has never been in tho market for salo bofore; but. from ro peated inquiries, Mr Graham has decided to out it up, and sell on easy terms. Lithographic ptons will bo roady shortly, and every facility will bo given intending purchasers to viow. Trains will leavo for Ellersllo in time for Bale. Luncheon provided. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneers. ~ FiiIDAY, JANUARY 2S. THE HAYMAKKEI, fl/IOR SALE, on Friday next, at the BJ Haymarket, about 5 Tons BONEDUBT. ALFRED BUCKLAND. * FRIDAY, JANUAKY 28. THE HAYMARKET. Under Bill of Sale. ■T^OR SALE, on Friday, January 28, at I? 11 o'olook", A FIR^T-CLASS TEAM OF DRAFT HORSES, Dray, and Harness ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Friday next, ex ' Oreti' and' Lalla Rookh,' TEIUTY USEFUL HORSKS, consisting of Pair Carriage Horses Two Pair Buggy Ponies C!ab Horses Heavy Draught, both broken and un broken Utrong Riding Horses ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~ FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. THE HAYMARKET. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. FOR Sale, on Friday, January 28th, at 12 o'olock, TWO ALLOTMENTS IN CANADA STftKET, being Nos. 32 and 33, with a frontage of 66ft., and a main depth of 150 ft. to a stream affording good drainage. Also, * GOVERNMENT ALLOTMENTS, 10. 11. and 12, Commercial Road, Titirangi, and section 21, Titirangi, containing more than two acres, with frontages to Brown street, Wynyard-street, and Richmond street, being subdivision of section 76. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. THE REMUERA SHEEP FAIR. ENTRIES CLOSE forthe CATALOGUE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. FO jj SALE, TWO-TOOTH RAMS, from the best breeders In the colony, as follow s— A. and J. Anderson 20 Lincoln Rams J. Barr Brown 7 do do McLean and Co 50 do do R. J. Middleton 12 do do W. Kerr 2 do do G.S.Belby 15 do do A. MoNiccol 10 do do B. McLean 10 Leicester Rams__3 Joseph May 20 Lincoln Rams J. 8. Graham 13 do do George Cox i 20 Ram Lambs Also, 10 young Ewes bred from Mr Jos. May's flook 50 aged Kwes from Mr Joseph May's flock 600 Four, Six-tooth, and aged Ewes 200 Kwe and Wether Lambs 1000 three-quarter-bred Wethers 500 LongwooUed Maiden Ewes, ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. T H-E HAYMAKkET, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. FOX SALE, at the Haymarket, on the above date, 8 ACRBS LAND AT MANGERE, being Southern portion of Native Allotment No. 2, Manners Block, County of Manu kau, and Allotment No. 28, Suburbs of Mangere, County of Manukau, contain ing 5 Acres. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. J U N C T I O N YARDS. SHEEP FAIR. The undersigned will hold their Annual Sheep Fair on Tuesday, February 1, at the Jnnction Yards, at 11 o'clock. Intending vendors are requested to forward particulars o£ entry for catalogue as soon as possible, HUNTER "&~KOLAN. mHAMES CATTLE MARKET. BANKS & c;o., STOCK AND COMMISSION?AGENTS. Market each THURSDAY, at their yarda Parawai, at 2 p.m., for sale of Stock of all des ;riptionß, Produce, &c. Consignees of Stock can depend upon every .ttention being given, good Paddock Accommo lation, and Prompt Account Salb



Dampier's Wonderful Bargains. WONDERFUL NEW YEAR BAR GAINS,-Moßt of the following Won dertul Bargains are In the Window: Grand Lot of Ladies 2, 3, and 4 button, Whlto and Coloured, Joaophlno Kid Gloves <W doE.I, 2a; i.lblo Thread do, 6d; Gent» White do, la ; Girls do dd; Boys' Summer Suits, la s Menu Holland Coats, -Is fid; Alpnca DUBt Coats, Cb i dies' and Girls' Straw Huts, Cd tolsOd; Boya' Monß'und Boys' Blaok or Drab Soft Folt Hats, 2s; a few Hard do, 2; Knormounly Largo Hand aomo Pioturos (framod), lid, 4d. and Od: Hand- Bomo do (unfraiuedl, id. Como and look at thorn; Nioo Lot of Lovely Gossamor, uiitoront Colourc, Is per yd; Grand Lot of Children's Boota, 10 to 13, is Gd per pair; Grand Lot ot children's Kid Hoots, 7 to », 3s 6d j 10 to 13, la Gd ; Infanta' Boots and Shoes, Is and Is (id ; Ladles' Gorman Prunella Hoots (sown), fia Bd ; Ladios English Kid Boots, Is 6d to 7»; Ladlos Auckland Mado Kid Boots. Ba:NlonLot of Mens' Auckland Made hlostlo Sido Kid Bootß, 6 to 10, 0s: Haudßomo Tobnooo Stands, la oaoh; Playing Cards, Od tho pack; The Fashionable Ornatnontod Blaok Fans, 1b 8d; Boys' Dux Colliira, size, 111, Id tho box; Mon's Stand Up do, 2d box: Nice Lot of Summer ltlbbon, 3d and 6d; Wido Sash Ribbon, Od tho yd; Dlapor, lOd tho yd; Ladles' llink Collarß. !»<i tho box; Handsome PuKaroos, noarly 3 yds lonpr, ihl; Moro Black Satfn,3s fldtho yd j Ulaok Volvetoon, 2b 6d; Blaok Hracolots. 3d the pair; tho Fashion nblo Blaok Snako Braoolot la tlio pair; Now Kind of Ladlos' Gartors, 6d; Children's do 2d and 3d tho pair: nloo lot of good Black Volvot, from 3d ; Men'B Summer Sox, 3d; LadlOß' White Hobo, 34d; Girls' Superior do, Bd; lot of othor kinds, ohoap; Lead Pencils, 5d tho doz; Momo. Books, 2 for Id, or 5d tho doz; Frill ing, 2d to 8d: Marking Ink, fid tho bottlo; Slat- Lining, 3i the yd; Broad Knives, 1b ; Childrons strong, good stoo, pretty. Watering Pots, Dd; 2 bladoPampa Knives, 9d; Holland Pinafores, la 3d; 50 yd reola ot Coloured Silk, 2d; Crape Trimming, Is the box of 3G yds; Crnpo Collar*, 6d oach; largo paokota Hair Una, Id; Superior Sponges, llko iho last, la tho pioco; Mon's Shirts Is, 2s, 2s Gd; Boya' do, different sizes, 2s; Watored Marino, 1b tho yd; , Morlno, diftbront colours, 1b 3d tho yd ; Shirting II; Puff Boxes with Hulls, Gd,!)«, and la; nice lot of Table Oilcloth, Is the yd ; Men's Studs, Od tho set; Marking Ink, Gil tho bottlo; Glass Ink Bottloa with Motal lids, Gd ; Boot Lace, 3d per do/.; lot of Silvered Broochos, Is ; Ladies Sil vorod Sets, 2s Bd; Silvered Earrings, !!d; Finger 1 Rings, 2d and Gd; Silvorcd Nocklets. Gd and 1b ; Ijiiro Silvered Lockets, 2a: Handßomo Cork screws, la; JUoctro Plated Forks, Is; Spoonx, 2d to la; Knives and Works (good slzo). 9d pair Barry's Celebrated Trlcophorous, la 2d tho bottle; nico lot of Boot Trunks, is and 6a; Dressing Combs. 3d and Gd: Hpottod Not for falls, Gd tho yd; Infanta' Bibs, Gd; lareo]Wood Dolls, Gd; Sllvorod Poninibiilatora, 9d; 'loy Whips. Jd; Toy Bolls, 2d and Id; llandsonio Work-boxes, littod with Looking Glass. Scissors, Re.. 2b; Tea So's, Gil; largo grand China do, 2a ; Trumpets, 2d to fid; Punoh with Cymbal*, Is; Children's Slfttes, 2d; Men's Walking Htloks, 1b Gd; Boys' do, 9d; nlco lot of Scont, Od tho bottlo; Piping Cord, 18 knots for Gd ; Shirt Buttons, 12 doz for 3d; Superior Poarl do, 3d tho doz; an immonso quantity of Stay Busks, 2dand id tho pair; Hooka and Kyes, Gd tho doz Cards ; handsomo Motal Dross Holdora. 2d eaoh; tho Now Fashion Girdlos. 6d oach ; Blaok and Gr<>y Thread, 3d tho reol:lnfant's Foodingßottloß. i)d; fresh lot Hair Brushes, Is ; fresh lot Nail Brushos, largo, oval, and squaro. Id and 6(1 : Tooth Brushes 4d; Shoo Brushes, 3a tho set of 3; ladies' and glrlB1 Thimbles. 2 for Id; Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glycorino Bars, 7d tho bar; Blind Tassels, 2d; largo hand some Ink Bottloa, Is; ladlos and girla' Urn brollas, 3a; largo sheets of Pins. 3d1; Indies hand some Silk Scarves, la Gd; Morloy'a Knitting Cotton, 6toU,ls 9d tho lb; Book Muslin, 6d ;— —Steol KnlttlDg Plna. 1 for 2d; pretty Egg Cups, 9 for Is; splendid lot Of Spectacles, 1b tho pair, worth2s Gd; Slate Pencils, Id the doz, orGd the box of 100; Hair Nots, Id oaoh; Sarconot, lsGd yd; Peerless Gloss, shines boots without brushes, 9d tho bottlo; a wondorful bargain in nicely bound books, including " Magnal's Quostions,' Is each; Nolson'a Arithmetics, la; Bread Traya, 6d; Brasa Dulclmore, (tho children con play tunes on thorn), la each ; handsomo bottles Smelling Salts, 1b ; handsome Out Glass Bottles Scont, la fid ; other kinds, Gd; handsome Scripture and other Mottooa, thai hang up, stand up and lay down, Id onoh; Mounted Picture Crosaca, 2d each; Framed Pictures, Is the pair; Black Lustre, 8d; a few Ball Dresses for amateur theatricals, 4s caeii; toll tho shoemakers I am selling ladlos' Boot Blocks at (id the pair; a few Tomahawks left. Is each; ladies' Stays, la fid tho pair ; lot of superior fashionable Stays, slightly soiled, Is; very wide White vv Indow Holland, 9d tho yd; grand lot of ladles' Satin Soarvea, la 6d: White Tucked Skirting for Pettiooats. la the yd; men's handsome Braces, Is; llttlo boys' do, 6d: Towels, 2dand 2M; Honeycomb do, fid: Tur kish do, Is; Satin Tubular Trimming, Id tho yd; Note Paper, 2d and 3d quiro; Knvelopes 25 for 2d ; Toilet Mats, la tho sat, 6; Ladles'and Gents' Hiding Whips. 9d; Fingering Wool, 3s the head of 12 hanks; other colours. 3d the hank; black and white Berlin Wool, 3d the dozen akelna ; all othor colours, 4d tho dozen; Children'a Plctnro handkerchio (*, 2d; Ladies' do 3d to 9d; Gont'a do, 61 and Is; piano Music, 3d| each, worth 2s; Piping Cord, IS knots for fid; Brown Holland, 8d; Turkey Twill: Is 3d the yard.-W. H. DAMPIHH, No. 1, Unrjer Qucon-streot WANTED, my Customers to take par ticular notice of my Christmas Holidays List of Bargains, comprising a grand Assort ment of Faahlonablo Milllnory Bonnots, and some of tho Cheapest Trimmed Ladies' Hats in Auckland. My house ia celebrated lor Boiling the beßt and cheapest Kid Gloves iv town. Tho following Ust of prices will bo a suro guarantee that the articles will insuro themselves to the public, especially Bohemian Kid Gloves, an ex cellent quality, in all alzos, price Is 9d per pair, worth 3s 6d; one line of Twilled Flax Shirting, at7d peryd., worth Is; Summer Fancy 2-Button 2s, worth 4s per pair; a Good Dark Kid Glove, 2-Buttoned, 2s, worth 3a Gd ; a aplondid value in Ostrich Feathers. 5s fid, worth 10a fid; a largo stock of I-ong White ostrich Feathers equally cheap ; 1000 yards of Droaa Mohair, for Summer wear, 7d poryard, worth Is Gd ; 30 dozen SPk Scarves, Is eaoh, worth 2s ; 60 dozen Lace Col larets, Is, worth 3a; a good lino In Black Kid Gloves, 2-Button, 3s, worth 4a fid por pair; Men's and Youths' Ventilated Straw Hats at la. worth 3b ; a splendid lot of Boya' Straw Hats. 9d each. This is the only bouae in town that has got the new Chinnelle Frilling for Bali Dresses; also, a great variety of Gold and Sllvor Lace; tho Uont.'s New Tuscan Hats at ss, worth 7s Gd. A lot of heavy Flax Shirting, at 71 por yard, worth Is -WM. EYRE Victoria-street. TW" OTICE I NOTICB. 11 NOTICE I!! R. L. Meek, the Working Mans Grocer, hav ing romoved from City Market to more commo dious premises known as Lennox's Buildings, Grey-street.takesthisopportunityofthankinghiß Customers for the very liberal support they havo favoured him with since commencing business, and trusts, that by a strict attention to business, together with civillty.dispatch.andagood article, tomeritacontinuanceoftheaame. R.L.M.would call special attention to his 3*ock of New Sea son's Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture at 2s 6d per lb. He also calls attention to his Groceries, which in price and quality cannot be surpassed. His provisions are in prime condi tion; the Beat Canterbury and Wairoa Cheese, which only requires a trial to bo appreciated, and at prices so low as to como within the reach of all. He has great pleasure in announcing to his patrons and tho general public that his rapidly increasing trade has induced him to make arrangements for a constant supply of the Best Fresh Butter obtainable In this province for their benefit, 80 that they may rely upon getting a really good article at a small cost, his motto being. Small profits and quick returns.— Note the Addresa: R. L. MEEK, Lennox's Buildings, Grey-streot, Auckland. — Families waited upon for orders, and goods delivered. saddlery. i*C' WS. „ O N E S • Having Just landed ex ' Fornglen, LochlDoon,' and ' Scottish Lassie' a large assoiN ment of all kinds of HARNESS MOUNTINGb ho is now prepared to execute all ordcra for Carriage, Buggy, Bingle or Pair Horse, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem Harness, STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. fF Always on hand, a Large Stock of CAB, SPRING CAltr, DRAY AND FARM HARNKS I W.S.J. has always a large general stock, com prising Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseolothlng, Valises, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &o. FLY NETS IN GRKAT VARIETY. ELLIMANS EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED, A large stock of latest Improved extra strong PACK g A DULKS always on hand. From 60s. Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash.! W. S. JONES, OTffiWN- RKET. AUCKLAND. jyi us. jy ° w N STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPER HOBSON-STREE.T. established 1864. Every Descbiption of Stay Cobskts. So. Surgical Bklts, upon the Latest IMPROVBMKNTS. Shoulder Straps Made to Obser. Orders Punctually Attended To --« : __: .%r lm.m mn flonPlf. I .



ironmongery. TjiX LATE ARRIVALS. i A LARGE ASSOKTMKNT of tho j Undermentioned GOODS will be oflereii during tho Presont Month at TEN TKR CUNT. DISCOUNT, FOX CASH ONLY FOR CASH ONLY FOX CASH ONLY ton Cash Only Fou Cash Onj.y Fok Cash Only For Ca ii ONiiY TKN PER CKNT. DISCOUNT. RODCiISIt'S, LOCKWOOD'S, AND WICU'ALL'S IVORY BONE. AND HOUN HANDILKD TAULK, DESSERT KNIVES and CARVERS. John Housd & Sons electro-pl ated & n.s. spoon 8, FORKS, and BUTTEK KNIVKS. P. ashbekky & Sons B.M. TEA POTS and ELECTRO PLATED dKUETB. J. " J. D IUKI!Y 230, QUEEN-STREET, 230. Gottee xaercbancs OR OWN, [-ABBu.'-T & OO.'S AUCKLAND BTKAM OiifFEK AND-BPICE;tMILLB.I coffees: I! 18 NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAI QOOIi COFFEE Is the beat stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, iwk for onz Best Branda, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much lnoreased In demand—a sure proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our provinoe. «. Wholesale only at our Alms and Agenti t*. Retail at all (Qrooorr Establishment! In T wn and Counter ssS .Oar been BSo Szorl Brand, green label quaUtle*! Sow Stanaard , red >Everypkße a^o Uon Pink „ I with oar S|| SgS \ Otu lowei §P£ Crown „ TeUow „ f without oor Our PKPPJBRB and BPIOKM we gnawuntoo Of EUlott-streot, July 13th, 1879. Meroliandise G. W. O WEN ° C°" QUEEN-STKKET WHABF, HAVE ON SALE (EX RECENT ARRIVALS) : A L AIRGG E S|T O[C|K O V rFEAS, CUGARS, Q.ROCERIEB, AND AILME^'S grORES, Comprising— FINE TEA", In balf-ehests and boxes Victoria and Sydney Companios' SUGARS Mauritius and Fiji ditto CANDLES-Belmont, De Roubalx, &c, &o. Starch, Blue, Soap, Soap Powders, &o. Currantß, Figs, Barcelona Nuta, &o. Eleme, Mußcatell, and Sultana RAISINS Jams, Candled Peel. Marmalade, Jellies Brown & Poison's and Brown's CORNFLOUR CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, K BB ences Van Houten's, Taylor's, and Fry's COCOA and CHOCOLATE i Neaveß Food, Maizina Salad and Castor Oil, Hair Oil, &o. Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &0. Blacking, Hlaoklead. Vestas RICE, SAGO, TAPIOCA, ARROWROOT Salmon, Lobster, Sardines, Cod-fish, Ling, &c Butter, Cheese HAMd and BACON Washing and Carb. Soda Tartario Acid, Cream of Tartar Paper, Paper Bags. Confectioner's Bags AMERICAN CANNED FRUITS, &o. &o. &o. &o. G. W. OWEN & CO., QUEEN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE: 300 sacks Meek's Crown Brand FLOUR 600 „ Wilson, Harraway & Co.'s FLOUR 100 „ H. Anderson's FLOUR 600 „ Auohland Ground FLOUR 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLOUR 60 tons ~ Make, &c, in Small Bags 600 „ BRAN and SHARPS 100 „ FOWLS' WHEAT 800 bags Western and Westall's FINE and COARSE SALT 200 cases KEROSINE OIL 35 bales Grey, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER and PAPER BAGS G. W. OWEN & Co., QTJEEEN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 30 cases Prime CANTERBURY CHEESE 30 cwt. Prime HAMS aud BACON 10 tons CANTERBURY POTATOES. l . n. wnWABOS. AP' a?i Wn



d B state Agents. | ■vvr v. in siuAIFB ESTATES& GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, NO. 2D, INSUKANOK BUILDINGS. Tho advortisor, having had 17 years' ox porlonce, and being intimately acquainted with all properties now In his hands for sale, can advfao intending Settlors in thoir ohoico of land. FAKMS.from 50 to 8,000 acraa, on hand. Full particulars on application. Several good ln vostmonts for Capitalists. , CommlsHlona of ovory description oxooutoa forCffuntrv Settlers at low rates. TESTATE and PROPERTY AGENCY. m, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE : OHOICE nUIIAUNG ALLOTMKNT, Mount Kdon. two mlnutos from Hallway Station, Ai per foot. Unoxcopt.lonally easy terms. EIGHT-KOOMKI) RESIDENCE - E«D»rl)a",' Fino Bua view; largo orchardt Bplendid show of plums, &o. Ono aoro ground—woll laid out. Small cash payment only recmirod —easiest torins for roinainrier. NOKFOLK-STREKT, PONSONBY.-Good Slx roomod Houso, wi'h bath-room : every con vonlenco; largo allotment. Only £120. TWO substantial woll - built Sovon - roomed HOUSED, with nice grounds, William and Howe streets. fiJOOoaoh. IHREK SHOPS. Viotoria-stroot, loaßehold, 38 yeura unoxplrcd. Choap. , RKGrCNT-STItEET-Fivo-roomod House foi Balj choap. ... FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, Wcst-streot .Now: ton: £175 88 ACHES POKENO. FJno Farm. Torms ex coptlonally easy. Prico £1150. , , WAIICATO-Lots 51 and 62, Komakarau, 100 aorcs; £200. 20,000 AOUEH, Groat Bcirrlor Island, farming and timber land, from 3b per aero: choice elections. BKVKN-ROOMED HOUSE, GroatNortb Road; COKRUQATKI) IRON COTTAGK, Newmar ket; .fillso. TWO ISLANDS, Port Kltzroy, 150 acres; £100. FOUR-UODMKI) IIOUS h H, Fivc-roomod Wouhcb. Six-roomoil Houses, In Nowton, 1 I'onsonby and olHewhero. Numerous other ProiierlioH in various partß of tho Provincial District. MANUHKK—Ifino Farm, ohoico land; £'-'0 an aoro. TWO Largo Blocks Nail vn Liintl, Hay of Plenty «^» KoKiHidr of ProportieH aim bo Inßpootod al h«Ofll(i<i-n, limiirinuio Hiilldliiim. SUBUKDAN RlCSlnttNdH!, with 20 AcrcH Vol. canlfl Land, 3 miles from Auckland, throo niinul.oß' walk from Railway Station. I ho llonso liaa S ovn Uooiiih, mid 1b nearly new; cow-blioil, HUblo, woikHhoi), dairy (with Hnrvaiils' bfdroum over), enrrlago houmi, burn, iiiggurios, &c: Hubdiviilod Into eight paddockH, nf which seven aro olonrod of Htone, and all in good ura.i'J. Tlilh in n beautiful property, mieli an la seldom oirered to tho public, wll.hU hiilf-aii-bour'H wulk of (Jiueen-Blioet, 'luihhob piisKing hlx tlmcH dally. Prlon, £1,100 : £jOO cusli, bulanco at two and abalf uor oont. WAN T E 1): To piirclmEo, a Freohold f Ito orShop, in or near Quoen-streot; good price. Flvo-rootned Cottage, with freehold, about Hob- Bon-Htroot; must bo cheap. Purchaseri for Htockn and Shares! aIBO for FarmH and oilier Proportion. Good Hills for Discount at IteaßOiiablo Raton. Freehold Securities for varbua Bums of.monoy, at Current Rates, T 0 LE T : TWO SHOPB (with dwelling attached) In Hymonds-streot; goon stand. Can bo had fur 10 years at low rental. For furtbor particulars and cards to view apply to J. R. RANniSHSON, uroickr, lam). kstatk. and com mission auknt, 5, Nkw Zkaland Insukanuk JJuildings, auckland HTfl ,J. MO a a AND CO. 'land and kstate agents, SHORTLANI) STREETS (Nicx taiiovk Bank ok Nkw south Walkb). PQ AAA PO I.KNI), atcurront rates of In sbO)UUU (crest, in sums of J350 and up w%rds« CITY. SUnURHAN. AND RURAL PRO PKRTY forualo In all parts of tho Province, and tho (ullsst Information to bo obtained by Intending Sottlora or Invn'torn. F. J. MOS3 & CO., Shortlond-stroet. TTI O It SALE An Elghtroomod Houao in lark Road, new and with lino vlow. An Klght-ioomed Houoo in Remucra, beauti fully situated, well-built, and with ono aero gardon and orchard. A Valuablo and Splendid Property of twonty four acres, with lino largoi Houso, at Onobunga. A largo and convonlom. Hesldoncn, with nix acres hoautlfully planted and lino orchard. An KlglU roomed Houho and ono aoro garden and orchard, in excellent position. And several other Suburban Proportleß. On onsy terms. K. J. MO^S fc CO., Shortland-slroot. FOR HA L E. A wnll-bullt Dwollln?-hous>i and flno gar don, In Edlnburgh-Btroet, Newton. To bo sold on easy torins, and for only £ISO. F. J. MO3B & CO., i-hortland-stroet. A FINE BLOCK of 370 aonv. In tho best part of tho Plako dlHtrlct; naturally fenced on two sldea, and soil of tirst-rnto quality. For fiilo. —Apply to V. J. AIOHH &-. CO., Hhortlßiirt-Btreot, BUILDING MKCTION3. at HrigUton(l'amnll). to bo sold on application to F. J. MO-JS and CO., Shortland-street. rEASH'IIOLD FOR HALE.-Tho Lonno of J ],'i acres. In ono of tho most bouutiful and commanding positions, for fit) years, at £21 por year.—F. J. MOcSS & Cl'.. Shortlund-Btroot. vy- a I X a T O. EH) AORTB—A very lino property, near a rnll waystutlou und with rauulur steam communi cation, 'lhls Hstftto Is largely Imnrnved, with oxcollent dwolllng-houeo and farm buildings. Also, 4i'O ACRK3 of tho boßt roolaimed flax Bwamp. In a flrst-rnto position. 230 ncrex In grass, and with dwelling-houso and farm buildings. These Properties will bo Bold at a low prico and on cosy terms.—Apply to F. J. MO3S & CO., ShortlardHtrcet. TJ AGLAN DISTRICT.-A flno property of 2110 XV Acres. 80 acres clcarji), and In splondid grass; tho remainder bush: will tako grass by Rurfaco Kowing. Dwo'llnK-houso nnd «\l neccs s.vy farm buildinifs.-F. J. MOS9 & CO.. Short land'Strcot PROPERTIES FOR SALE. TOWN AND SUItUIEBAN. PONHONBY.—7-roomod House, with Grounds— WKLLKSIiBY-STREKT) Deslrab'o J'ullding HOWK-STREK'I' I Soctlons in these VIOTORIA-STREWT j streets For Sale. LAKKTAKAPUNA.-Fiirmsof from 30 to 10 Acres, beautifully situated, and some Inhibit cultivation, for wle in this f.ivonrito district. mmiiwp Atnwirn ) Houses and Valuablo Pro- MOUNT KDEN ( f fh^rrnmdlv Browing NORPH ROAD j BuOurbs? BlowlnK Rural Land." WAIKATO "\ Soveral Valnablo Properties, cul- WAIPA tlvatodoronlypartlyimproved, WAITOA S- and ranging from 150 to 2500 HIaKO I acros, fur salo In theso easily WAIHOU ; ncceßsiblo districts. WAIKATO.-2 Valuable Hlocka of 6,000 and 5,850 acres. To bo sold In tho wholo or in part. PAPAKURA \ mmiimit 01 Farma ot varlod oxtont w ATnnl SnTTTTf I from (10 to 800 acres-In WAhhht? f theso well-settled and MAUKU well-known distrlots. WAIUKU ) WAIROA NORTH.-An Estate of 1200 aoros, very fine land, a greater part In cultivation. 800 acres very rloh land, well graesod and cultivated. 600 acres, with right to grazo ovor 20,000 aores adjoining. KAIPARA.—I2OO aores fine limestone country. BAY OF PLENTY.-2600 acres, near Tanranga. POVERTY BAY.-9000 aores fine land, woll graesed, and a splendid sheep run. HAWKE'3 BAY.-30.000 acres line sheep conn try. KAIPAR A .—IO,OOO acres cattle run, to bo bought at a low figure. KAURI FORKST.-Pomo fire blocks of haurl timber land, and various othor properties on easy torms to ult purchasers. F. J. MOSS ft CO., Shortland-streot. KO. la X E X V \V OO D • AUDTICHEKR, HOUSE, LAND.SAND KSTATE lAGENT UORNBR OF SHORTLAND-BTRBET. WANTED— Intondlng Puroha3ors of Farms, Land, or Houses, to call At my ofllco fo printed lists. A FIRST-RATE Bush Farm, consisting of HO acres good land; 100 acres improved and in grass, remainder kauri and totara bush; ix- roomed housn, store, etoekyard, out-houses, ar don, &n. Prico, £500. FOR SALE, CO Acros of Alluvia! Bush Land, containing puriri and other valuable tim ber, bordered by road and creek, being lot 170, Parish of Hunua, and immediately bohind Mr Doffs property, four miles from Papakura rail way station. Price low. FOR SALE, at Newmarket, a comfortable Four-roomed Houao and Allotment, 33 x 99 tset; good gardon, woll, tanks, wash-house, coal and wood shed, etc., etc. Price £250. Terms easy. FARM for Sale.—A compact little Farm of 50 aores good land, all fenced and subdivided, &o.; 30 acres under plough, 20 aores in grass &c; Sroomod Houso, Shods, &c, orchard, gar den, &c; 20 miles from Auckland by rail. Price, £500.-25. FOR SALE, 100 Acres of good Land in the Waipa (Waikato). Price, £2 an acre.—2l. A GOOD Six-roomed House and Allotment 43 x 100 ft., within a few minutes walk of Queen-s*reet; lot to good tenant for 14a a-week. Price. £350.-49 K-ROOMKD Houso and Allotment 35 x 200 ft. «1 " fenced, Fowl-house, Outhouses, &c, &o. situated on the New North Road, about two miles from Queen-street. Price, £310.-50. FIVE to TEN ACRES of good Land ror sale situated in tho Mount Albert District north-eastern aspect. Price. £12 10b an acre. FOR SALE, threo Now Four-roomed Veran dah Cottages; thoroughly well finished; arge Freehold Allotments; fenced, &o.; situated iear Mason's gardens, Parnell, and closo to Newmarket. Prico,£22s each. Terms easy. T7IOR SALE Kood Fivo roomed Houso and X 1 Allotment. 33 x 172 feot; situated in New ton-street ; good gardon, well, etc etc. Prico very low, £150.-28. FOR SALW, two Seven-roomed Houses and large Allotment, 127 feet frontage to Wil liam-street by 100 feot io Home-street. Prico, £100 each. No. 37. T7IOR SALE, at Whn.tiwh«rn, about 1,000 Acros J. Land, being lots 1U1,1U2,193, 1%, 700 acres b»ing splendid bush, tho remainder mostly im- E roved, about 200 acres being in grass; two omesteads. Will bo sold in eithor ono or two lots. Price, £3 an acre. No. 29. FOR HALE, a good Six-roomed House, bcul lery, wash-houso, etc., nnd Allotment 18ft. frontage to Kden Terrace; gas and water laid on. Prico, £320.-48. FOR SALE, well-finished Sovon-roomed Houbo in Ilowo-atreet; rooms larga, lofty, and well-finished; good allotment. Price, £410.-37. Saloa by auction of Household Furniture, &o, &0., undertaken by R. C. GREENWOOD, i AUCTIONKE JI&C.. da" tor" Hire. Office, Bprin'g ' *2ftT»""i



Land and Estate Apronte. 1 Joseph Gank.l (G. E. Olark, Fort-stroot. 1 ( Cambridge. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-Btroot, Auckland, and Duke street, Cambridge. riLARK AND pANE From their long residence in Waikato, their thorough knowiodgo of tho various Soils com prised in tho Auckland Provincial District, and thoir praotioal accquaintanoe with Agriculturo, aro in poeseßSion of fuols that enable them to give tho most roliublo information to Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Sato Securities for Investment of Capital. ifOlt SALK.—Uhoico Farms In the Districts of Waticato, Plako, Waitoa, and Kaglan—Proper ties whioh should bo inspected by cvory intend ing Purchaser of a Homestead, before finally fixing his ohoioo olsowhere—lmproved Farms ! varying In oxtont li'oin 10(1 acres to 1000: also, sovoral Onimprovocl Properties.—For further information apDlv to tho Advertisers. LAND, iJNVESTiYIKWi1 AND TRUST AGENCY. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF GEORGE FRASER, VALUATOR, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIO AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. Foil Tnit Halk or Purchase of ProportlßS. Tun Invkstmknt of Monoy. Tub Manaohmknt of KBtatoa for Trustees and othors. SKILLED SELECTORS AND VALC KRS FOR PURCHASING AND SELECTING. Tim attention of pmHons Booking lnvostmontß, combining prollt. with Hocurity, mid of Colonists and liiimiKnintH 'lo»irlng to aottlo on really good land, is rciiuosloil to the fact that this Agency niH now for Hiilo, amoiiKHt a number of other nronortloa of >i valuable chuructor, sovoral very excellent Agricultural Farms ready at .nice for ocoiiuutlon, having nearly all tlio rough work done, Wncuß eroutod, and comfortablo farm liouhou built, and l»rgo ])int of tho land lai< down In gniHS, at nwionabln prlcoa, in Bottled dimriota and pobhohslhk Hallway and other facilitloH for brlDKtuK produco to nourkot. FOR SALK-TIIIC "irpt. '.OWING PROPER- Al-Plrßt-claßßKann,MaiiiVou,hßoad,aboiit3o acros vory rl<ih volcaiiiimoll.eiilUviitod. fnncod and Bubdlvlded; with a bnimtlful Hoßidoiioi, und all nceo«B»rr outbuildingl, «"Hh line orohnrrl and mifdm. Piioo very ohcup; a binialn, end terms eauy. , AB—Uupor Waikato, large Improved Farm, of 8)0 aorcß. with hoiwo and neei'HWiry outbulld liiks, Hour Hallway Station, Central and A23—S'fno Httlo' Farm, 7.0 acre, in Bombay District; first-elans volcunio Boil, nearly nil n grass; good houso. Oll'orod oxcoplionally A25--L(irgo farm, 1120 acrnH, nrnt-nlans voloanlo Boil: lOOooroß bimh; boII undulating. Price modnrato. Knny torniK. A3S-Fann, Walkiito Vnllcy, 303 acres, partly fenced, and In grn«B; good lioiiho, garden, and orchard. Railway conveniences. Alfi-Pukokoho District, HKOhcith unimproved undulating, volcanic lan<l; 150 acres bush with valiuvblo timber. Will bn Hold c:h«nD. Aid-Residence and valnabl* /.llotment, KyDpr I'uhi ltond, near St. Snpnleliro'H New Churoh. A3- ilcmitlful Farm of 350 uenw, with urge family iTHidnnco; fenced, Bubdivldod, large part cultivated and In grann, n<;ar Railway Station, within cany dlHlancu of Auckland. Vory nhenp. All-Kino Country Residence, with 9 acres pi laud (7 acres In good graßf, and 'I acres In orchard), imrdcn, iivenuo. and Hhrtlbborlos ; orchurd in full buarlng, and lioubii of 7 rooms, With man's room, utablo, coach house, otc. Fullor dosoclptlons with Particulars on appll- CatlOn'° GEORGE FRABER. Invcfltiiiont. laikl and TriiatA»«ncy Sewinar Maownes. m A V L O 1! S DATENI nEWING MAOIIINKS, Thoso Machines have now been bo long befori the publio that they have established a roputa' tion for themsolvop. and oan bo conudcntlj recommended by hjndrcdß who posiess them rb fluporlor to all othors for domestio une. Tho now Klllptlo bhuttlo Moveraont li acknowledged on all hands aB tho simplost quletost, und most beautiful motion evorjLin vontod for tho pnrpono. Tho now Patent Shuttle has only ono hole tc thread, and Is largor than most otf"»ra, |Bot.K Aoknt I T. PKACOCK, Optician, Hl'ortland-Htreet, ttm- grviNO Micini.KH Kki'Aiiikd. Not for an ag", but ror all tlmo qiNGEK'S QEWING TiTACOINES, SALKS 1875, tin FOUB i'KißS^ SALES 1871 249,852 \ NBARt.v I 431,167 MACHINES. 1 DOUBLED!! j MACHINES LARGEST SALE in the WORLD LARGEST MANUFACTORIES] IN THE WORLD 1 55 * PATKN TIUPLtC jtIALANCI WHEEL, and may have, when required, tho New Patent Cocoon Shuttle (In- Btoad of the Bobbin Shuttle). NEW FAMILY MACHINE, on Pol ished Walnut Table, with Drawers, Stand, and Troadle. Price .. _ £5 17 0 accessoriks"gTvkn with each MACHINE. 1 Foller 1 Ex. Check Sprint 1 Sot Hammers & Foldor C shuttle Bobbins 1 Tuok-markor „ 12 Neodles 1 Quiltor „ 1 Scrowdrlver 1 Braider 1 Mottle of Oil 1 Straight Guldo 1 Ollor 1 Screw for Straight Guldo 1 Book Instruotloi 1 Extra Needle-plate Other Accessories for special clobsob of worl are supplied at a small extra charge. Price. Lis Eont post free. SEWING MACHINES for nil classes of work fitted to work by hand, foot, orstoam powor. Tho Sowing Maohlnos mado by tho Blngei Manufacturing Company nro acknowledged bj common consent to bo by far tho best Sowlnp Machines that mechanical ingenuity has beer ablo to produce. Although the Sin'or Sowing Machines are comparatively late in th< flold, yet the cxlraoidinary demand for then during the past fow years—as indicated by th( successive annual sales—has obliged this onter prising company to inorcH 'their Factories tt an oxtent that Beoms almo Inorediblo. rh< largest of their Factories is at Elizabeth, Nei\ Jersey, lloro, tho main building has 1100 feel frojitngo: Korging Shops, 700 feet; Foundry,6o( feet by 100 foot; Cabinel Shop, 200 foot; Packinf Shopß, 200 feet; u'he main building has foui floors; tho Cablnot and Packing Shopa have each three floors. ' Entire works employs 3.500 men. The yard contains G mllos railroad tracks. There aro also Factories,at, or near, the Citj of Glasgow, and the dimensions of these work! may be imagined, when we say that 2.500 handf here, as at the American works, find constant employment. Tho turn-out of Machines alone is 100,00 eyory week, or, at the rate of 600,00( (half a million) for the current year. Thf various parts and new accessories, needles, on, &c, &o;, required for the 3,500,000 Sewing Machines, which are in use all over the world - these demand special attention and much labour. A Staff of Skilled Mochanies and Sow ing Machine Experts is always employed fot the sole purpoßO of making every possible Mechanical Improvement on the Machines and accessories. \nd notwithstanding the Vkry Great Rk doction in Phicks, the Company continues to give Wonderfully Easy Terms to Purohaaers on tho Hire or Deferred Payment System. (To bo continued.) 'BRANCH OFFICE: or FORT STREET. Auckland, ~W Gur^mitJUß. DEVITT, fctanmaker, 'Z44, Ciuecn • street, Auckmnct, opposito the Markot fctouse. Established, 85.1.—Always [ n stock and to arrive by diroot importation from England mado to advertisers own order,—Chokobore Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gun Casoß, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every ■ article necessary to complete tho outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of overy description I of Revolver Cartridges, and all tho best Brands in Sporting Powdora nro imported diroot from the makers by tho advortiser, who can guaranteo thoir good quality. Cartridges for the Enfield, Snider and Terry Rifles. Metalllo Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealora liborally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etc, and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.—Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech loading Guns cheap. Tho largest stock in Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a 'argo assortment of Fireworks of tho boat uallty. Fishing Tackle ortment of • Fireworks of the beet i K"ioi



Watcamagers and Jewellers. r«HKISTMAS XTOLIDAYS '^ VISITORS in do we.l T -rr O W D B N S ORGANS, SILVER JEWELLERY. WATCHES. Km 4a-Which they will find upon average to Be TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER than any Other House. ' SIH O X T L A N D-S T REET Adiolnlna Geilcfal Post Office. ALFRED A. LEY WATCHMAKKR AND JEWELLER, 256, QUEEN-STREET (Opnosite ontranco to the Market); Boga to announce that during tho Chriatmaß and New Year's Holidays he -will make CONSIDERABLE REDUCTIONS IN HIS 43T P It I C E S I TEH Intending Purchaaorß will do well to INSPECT tho Lahuk and Klkoant STOCK IN THB WINDOW. JLU. TIIK NKWKB'i' AND LATEST ' DESiONfJ IN JEWKLLEKY WATCH K3 IN OOLD AND SILVKR by thu leading Eiikllbli and Continental Manu fuctUrurS. Tho Largest block of. CLOCKS In Now Zoaland At uil Priceß. Urapery. i*/W\MEN's New Wannockbuin £\J \J Tweed Suits at 28n 64 ; worth 80b. At Ooumbef,' 92, Queen-street. NOriGlS.— To be liold lor Casli, Fifty Dozen Mnn'» Flux yiiirtx, :is lid, worth 5s fld, at Coomiikh', 02, yuuen-Btroot. r*M) WOIiKINCi MKN : a Bargain.—6oo 0 Pairs lVinli'.il Mol« Tronßure, at 7a Gd worth 10a OiH, at UojMllup1, D 2, Quoun-stroot. CALL and See inn ? I Can Give You Throo Pairs or Yonthn' German Thread Sox, for 2s (1(1 ; Hiilmulld vnltio. - SaMUBL Ooomhics. City Clothing Mart.!«. Queen-street KEEP YOUR HKAIJ UOOL.-Pith Helmut Hats, from 3a lid, at. Coomucb* 82, Qnoon-Btrcot. BEI'OKB Making Up Your Outfit for tho Melbourne Exhibition. Call and In spect th« Stock of Amorloan Travailing Trunks at Coombkh', 'J2, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, 500 Men's and Youths' Knshlonablo Hats. Bought a lot, to bit sold at 2s On, worth 7s Od, at Coomuks , !)2, Ouoon-Btrect. WAITED KNOWN, that Samuel Coombos baa Just Open»d up his Stock of Summer Clothing, whioh will bo sold Cheap, for Coah.—City Clothing Mart, 1)2 Qnocn-Btrcet. WANTJSI) KNOWN. Just Opened a Largo Lot of Oonts' Straw Huts, from od, at CooimitB1 City lothlug Mart, 112, Queen street. WANTED KNOWN, 300 Men's nnd Boys' Cloth Capg, Xt la : a lot worth 3i 6d, at CooMiitß', «2, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, Just Opened up a Bplendld Lot of Youths' Regatta Shirtß, all now Patternn, at Coomiskb' City Clothing Mart, ffl O.ucen-»trwt. WANTED KNuWN, You Can Uet a Oood Pair of Sox for Gd, at Coomues' 92 Queeimtreet. QOAKV It O' jTT OUS E, \V H A X G A It £ I. H. A. McKEAN, DRAPKIt. GROCKII, AND GKNKRAL BTOHKKKRPKIt. fHH. A. McKean In thanking his nunieroug friends and tho Publio generally for pa«t favours, respectfully informs them that owing to the liberal support hitfcerlo Recorded him ho has bunn ablo to make satisfactory arrange ments for DIRKCT SHIPMKNT3 KROM HOMB (Tiiicouoii liKadino HonflEß) of a SUPERIOR OLASd of GOOnf, Biiilable both for Town and Conntrj-, which for Stvlk and Quality,cannot b^ Surpassed. NoTcltios for Christmas and tho Holidays to arrive. Choico Assortments of Millinery, Mantles, & constantly arriving. H. A. McKkan dors to draw special attention to tho CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Which will bo found to contain Mkn's, Both. and Youths' Oiothino of FIRST CLASS VALUK at MODKRATK PRICKS, selected personally with a view to tho requirement of tho District. PRIZE MOSGIEL TWEED. In tho Grocery Department similar advan tages are ottered. Al Tea, Choice Christmas' Fruits, &c, &c, Ironmongery and Tinwaro- Crockory and Glassware, Garoen Seeds, Sta tionory and Stamp AOKNT FOU TUB Auckland Evening Star and "Obeorvor" Auckland Mublo Warehouso Pond's Homceopatblo Medicines. .Hoots ana anoes. jO CJELLING OFF ttJpJ^EjffirTZ^ JO BELLING OFF «r^W, iftf ffc^tJif^ W- Johnson, Boot- W/ftfl xlHvOkXv maker, Victorla-Bt.. is now disposing of Tv% :^[UtLt^U^x bis Largo and Vari- od Stook of Uoota *^=S^S^»^*« at an enormous re *\&*Jr~*»>*2. duotion. TOOK OUT FOB TOE BLUE BOOT. C. 15 It O O X E S Is soiling tho whole of his Stook of Splendid BOOTS AND SHOES (English and Colonial) AT COST PRICE, FOR ONE MONTH. A few lines of Women's Kid Elastio Sides, aizoß S and 6, at Half their Gout. The Largest Stock in Auckland to Select rom CALL EARLY. C. Blt OOKE S, Blue Boot, Opposite Garlick & Cranwell'B, Oil and Colour Merchant. JUST OPENED, AT OUR Plate Glass, Colouh, PAPERHA N G I N G, Gilt Mouldiv: and Pictcjrk Warehouse, 540 PACKAGES pAINTEES' TLfA TE RI A IS, Inoludlng a Choice Colleotlon of Photographs (plain and coloured), Chromo Lithographs, Oleographs, Studies for Artists in Colours andCrajODS.Artißts'Sundries. Fanoy Frames, Ladies' Desks, Photo. Soreens, Photo, and Scrap Albums, &0., &c. and A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES. f Tho Pictures were selected by one of our firm while In LondoD. and have been pronounced by local nrtisln the be9t ever imported; and, having received with them a Splendid Assort ment of Nf w, Fancy Mouldings, wo can Frame to Buit!all tußtes, at Very Low Prices. An Inspection Invitkd. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, & 7. OUEEN-STRKET. | •VTEW PAPERHANGINGS i.l FOR 188 C. Largo and Small Buyers of Paperhanglngs wll do well to call at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S Papkriiangingh, Oil, Colour, & Glahb Wabbhousb, 28 & 30, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, Where may be inspected one of the largest, and best-soleotod Stocks of Paporhangings in New Zealand, From[4d per pieoo to the moat costly, GILT & STAINED PICTURE ■ FRAME MOULDING' • In Great Variety. Picture-Framing in all its branches, At lowest possible rates, 011b, Colours, Glass. Varnishoß, BrnshMare Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c., &c, HOLLAND & BUTLER Oil and Class Merchants. j T. 13th J879 i—d^i^^^^MJ



jiaeaicaj I |i i T U U. JK N S celebrated "Blood Restoreri >< 13 D rBK GREATEST THIUMPH OV MODEIW TIMKS © <*O MORK PHYSICAL DEGENERATION «' ° Mttfuin of Healthnro observed, t , ordinary cafe exercised, anrt , Blood Rkstober lakbn 1 * """ ' c HITCHEIffl1 n CkLEBRATED BIOOD ReSTORER fc CBKTAIIt (JURE ft FortheLangour, Lassitude and piaease which attend the Heat and Drotfght of semi tropical and tropical Chmotos. 8 refers which so quickly faßten on thO drtill- r tated syßt&m may easily bb kept awaY h In fact by Its ÜBel the Most Malignttnt Of o Tropical Fevers havb bbbN tt)B«TjtD«omi 1, the Human System, and by its wd „ Dying! Jfevor-atrloken Men havfl been, as it were. '• RAISED FROM THE DEAD | v -••" a A well-fcoofirn AticklandTradfisman, seriously b 111 with Sciatica rind UlmbaKO, flys for relief to r MrHitohonp. His testimonial is be ow Read it- i BLOOD BK3TOKKH Y. DOCTORS AND j| Tho Medical Mon of Great Britain tried ftf * twenty yitahs to ouro im Knglisbman or tw i painful dinoiino of Hheumatism. and flnalld ' afvised him to como co Now Zealand. He canio Ho siw Mr Hitchens IHo partook c freely of Wood Restorer I —His testimony is , below. Read it? j Lorno-Btreet, Auckland, 12th April, 1880. ), Sir,—l have Deen a sufferer from rheumatism , for the laßt twenty years in the old country. Through advico I received from medical men I eitilKNtted to New iiealflnd as being a warmer g olilnato. and illofo adapted for the. euro of my r complaint. KOr the last twelve months I hare suffered thoat (rightful ayonies from tho pains in all nlr joiilte. What made My■ Case wofso I caunht, a Bovero com. On the cold subsiding it loft an asthma, which broflght On dropsy ( and Buttering under thCsu mafadiea I tried all medical aid, nnd was iive months m tho District Hospital. Auckland, and neither m* wife nor myself evflrthju ht I would leaVo it alite, sb I gradually got worse, having pains ana. large swelling* In my knee joints, and arms, shoulders and hands distorted. My wifohcarmg of your and seeing your testimonials in the newspapers from parties which live around us, I made enquiries from several who had been under your treatment, who stated themselves that you cured them when their case was supposed to bo hopeless. 1 determined to soe you at a hazards, and was helped to your place by m wifoon sticks. Only five months under your care, and tho whole of my complaints have disappeared.and am now able to follow my daily avocation. Thanks to a merciful Providence that I was brought under the influence pf your medicmo, and wishing that you may bo long spared to bo ablo to administer your valuable Reßtoror to other sufforlneß as you have done to me.-Yonrs faithfully, SAMUEL FIELD. To H. A. 11. Hltchi-ns. Ksq., Auckland. Auckland, 23th June, 1879. H.A H. HITOHRf>B,Kiq. BSir,—l have much plcusnro In being able to bear testimony of the great good to bo reoeived by taking your Blood Uestoror. Having a very had attack of Bciatica and Lumbago, I was for weeks unable toattend to by business : I we; undor the treatment of a mcdic»l man, and tried all kinds of rcmodleß, but received no relief; in fact I was gradually getting woree. .* friend recommendod mo to try your Blood mixture, but you being a stranger to me, and not know ing the quality of your mixture, I wbb iceptical about it. My friend called again, and again recommonded me to you, and from what he said I waslnduoad to call on your agents, Meßsrs Hamilton Hros., and get a boltlo of your Kcßtoror, and I am ulad to say that, after taking six bottles, I was able to attend to my business, and am now quite well. Should any friends of mine at any tlmo bo suflerin* wiih Khoimatlsm, Gout, Sclaiica, etc., I will most osrUlnly re commend them to take your L'JOd Hcßtoror.— I am, Sir, yours truly, N. McMILLAN, Vulcan Lane. Ormond, Poverty Bay, Sept. Bth, 1880. MrH, A. H. HITCHKNS, Auckland. Sir,—lt atlords me great pleasure in testifying to tho Immenso value of your mediclDe. I had been BUiferlng a long time with hheuroatlc Gout, and for tome time before taking your Mood Restorer I had to b« lifted In and out of bed; but after taking one bottle I felt such relief that I wa* able to assist myßelf. and before finishing the fifth bottle I was perfectly cured, and have nothad a return of even tho symptoms of tho disease since. Altho' this testimony ii unsolicited, you are at liberty to make what u«e of it you please, but I feel it a duly to aoknow-. lodge the efficacy of your medicine.—l am, Blr yours truly._W. HUNTKK. PROFESSOR JAMES (late of Welling ton), aftor years of research, in which Nature's repository was ransacked, at length discovered the Medloal properties of Herbs which were used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons were unknown, and which now are daily trampled under foot as useless weeds by those ignorant of their virtues. At tention is pointed to some of the Marvellom Cures which have been effected by tho Professor since his arrival in Weilinnton. TESTIMONIALS :- To Professor James, No 5, Brook-strecet. 10th November, 1880. Sib,—l have been ill for a period of two years from lung IdiaoaßC, and 1 may say I »m now William T. Kvans, Mclbourno Hotel, Wellingtoni To Professor James, No 5, Brook-street. Sth November, 1880. Dkar Sib,—Haring been a sufferer with tho liver complaint for years, I was induced by a neighbour to come to you. I am thankful to nay your medicine has done me more good than all the doctors I havo been with, fan) now quito woll. I shall certainly recommend you to all my friends. I am, yours respectfully KLIZABETH BHANB, Brook-street, Wellington, To Profeseor James. No. 5. Brook-street, Wellington Sib,—l am happy to inform you that my leg, whioh lisa been bad for >he last eight years. Is perfectly cured. I was first treated for a white swelling, but when I came to you you told me it was sourvy, and also explained how those things occur, which I found to be so, and then poulti cing it, and using remedies which were quite contrary to the complaint. I was told twelve months ago that my leg would havo to be ampu tated, but knowing gentlemen that yon have treated who were equally as bad as Ihave been, through their advioo I came to you. there are many who object to their names In the news papers who told me so, but I think it my duty to make It known to thoße who are troubled, that they may known where to apply for relirf. I have got fat and Btrong since 1 have been under your treatment. lam h»ppy to say that I have got tho fuU uso of my leg, am free from pain and soreness, and ablo to attend my business regularly. 1 am, yours ever grateful, W. Clark, Tho Terrace, Wellington, Oth Nov. Those troubled with ASTHMA consult Pro fesaor James. Those that are troubled wlta DROPSY oon suit Professor James. ThOße troubled with INDIGESTION oonsalt Professor James. Those troubled with GOUT or LIVER COM PLAINT consult Professor Jamon. Those troubled with GRAVEL consult Pro essor James. Those troubled with BLIND or BLKEDING PILES consult The Professor. Those troubled with NEURALGIA, consult Tho Professor. Those troubled with TOOTHACHE ooniult The Professor. Those troubled with 80IATICA consult Pro fessor James. SWOLLEN JOINTP.CONTRACTED CORD or MUSCLES. LAME or WKAK BACKS con suit The Professor. Tho«e troubled with LUMBAGO or RHBU MATIBM oonsnlt The Professor. Chronio cases ot ASTHMA and Such Like S renounced Incurable by So-called Medloal [en, those are the cases Tho Professor wishes to treat on. NKRVOUS DEBILITY or INDISCRETION ot Early Youth consult The Professor. Ladiea troubled with BAD LEGS, BAD BRICASTS, and all Other Complaints consult The Professor, As his Treatment aIS SOIKLI'B AMERICAN HERBSJ Whloh can bo Inspected on tho Promises pßOlfESSOß TAMES May now BE CONSULTED At his Residence WAKEFIELD STREET. Venetian Blinas. THE AUCKLAND uAd VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. [Established 1561.] TKADE MAEK. RED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail.) imported irt abli^f terand Cheaper the A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Buaby), Phactical Blind Makkrs & Wire-Workers Corner of Cook nnd Grey Streets, Markot Square, Auckland, N d, rjiAUFIKI COAL TAUPIUI COAL This very excellent Household/Coal n now be had In any quanf.tlea at tho Yard Break water. Orders left at our .Offloe, No. 1, Fort-street will meet with immediate attention. \ HAMMOND & BYKON. Auckland, May 19,188 i. D NATHAN v Uih !__iSgk_