mean, I presume, that you still cherish an inward hope and conviction to that effect t" " I mean that I know ho is living ; that I have seen him, face to face." " Seen him ? God bless my soul! This is most extraordinary. When and where did you see him? Not at Fawcett and Clarke's ?" Lancelot shook hishead. "No," he said, gloomily. "Not in England-not now. Twelve years ago; when I was in South Italy, about two months after our marriage, it is a long story ; but I will makeis as short as I can. Then he told them about that day at the old villa, and about that night on the slopes of Vesuvius; and he said how, not seeing his brother's face the lirst time, he did not dare to feel certain ; but, meeting him that second time, he was convinced beyond possi bility of doubt. Tho lawyers listened attentively; the younger man pencilling a few notes from time to time; the elder partner now and then interrupting with a question. " In a naval uniform, did you say J" "Well, you can't call a gold band and brass buttons a ' uniform.' " " More the style of a mate on board aP. and 0,, or an Austrian Lloyd's steamer ." suggested Mr Ulake. " Yes just that." " And the second timo ?" asked Mr Marrables. "How was he dressed the second time ?" " Ah that I can't tell you ! I looked only at his face." " But there were anumbor of of seamen, you said, giving assistance to the inhabitants of this farm-house. Was he one of them 1" " Thatis what I don't know. The widow Petrucelli, it seems, bad a relation who was master of a merchant vessel lying in the harbour at the time ; and it was his men whom wc saw about the yards." "You sought the vessel out after wards ?" " I sought outthe Petrucelli family, con sisting of a widow with ever so many sons and daughters and grandchildren. They had taken refuge with friends at a place about sixteen miles from Naples. I had the greatest difficulty to trace them ; but, of course, when I did find them, I asked all the questions I could think of. Their rela tive's vessel, however, was by that time gone off on a cruise ; and they assured mc that there was no one in the least answering to my description of Cuthbert among the crew." . . <•• B u t—excuseme for cross-examining you —when you saw this man, as you say.face to face, why did you cot stop him ? Why did you not speak to him ?" " How could I delay while there were still human beings in that house upon which tho lava was advancing ? As it was, 1 hesitated. 1 felt for a moment as if I must follow him ! And you will remember, if I had spoken, ho would not havo heard me. He evidently spoke to me; but I did not hear a sound." " If you recognised him, why should not he have recognised you ?" " Well, I had lost my hat some minutes before, and the guide had given me his- a great slouch that protected my eyes, but dis guised me completely. " And were there actually people in tho house ?" '" There was one man—a tramp—to whom, among others, the Petrucelli had given shelter for the night; for every one believed, you know, that La Cercola and San Lorenzo were as safe as Naples itself. The fellow was lying in a dead stupor—drunk, I believe—in a sort of bay-loft; all the rest having escaped. Wo got him out somehow — Fink and I—but it was a hatd matter; and the roof fell in a minute or two after wards." " You may just note, Mr Blake, that each time my lord believed that he recog nised his brother, there were seamen pi esent," said Mr Marrables. " Each time ; and when you remember Cuthbert's passion for the sea .. . ." "Ah ! but, my dear friend, I don't believe it was he, any more than I believe in this client of Messrs. Fawcett and Clarke I" '• I tell you, Marrables, that lam positive —as positive as of my own identity ?" " But the motive, my dear friend—the motive for this long disappearance ?" "The motive? God knows 1 We hear of men who disappear and let their families mourn for them as dead ; and who havo apparently no other motive than a desire to begin life afresh, and to throw off tho trammels of society." " When a man of culture and refinement does thatsoitof thing, it generally meats that he has contracted a low marriage," said Mrßlake; "andthatis a folly which would never have been committed by the lato Lord Brackenbury," ' " You told us, I think, that there was a lady with this man ?" said Mr Marrables, enquiringly. " That day at the villa—yes." " And she looked like a lady ?" " I think so." Mr Marrables stroked his chin, and then said smiling:— " There are three Richmonds in the field." " Three Richmonds 1" " There is the man whom you saw at tho villa; there is the man whom you saw the night of the eruption ; and there is Messrs. Fawcett and Clarke's claimant. Nowmy dear friend—a moment's patience I The man you saw at the villa, accompanied by a lady, wore a kind of uniform, and com-, manded a boat's crew. Richmond the First. The man you saw the night of the eruption was either a chance looker-on who. made himself useful, as you did, or_ he was a common seaman or peasant. Richmond the Second. Finally, we have the man who, according to Fawcett and Clarke, has led a wandering life, spent his money, and wants twenty-five thousand pounds. This gentle man is evidently neither of the previous h'ichmonds. He is Richmond the Third." " Then, Marrables, you refuse to accept my positive testimony—tho testimony of my own eyes." " I think your mind was prc-disposed to receive a certion impression, and that, you were in both instances mistaken. How ever, be this as it may, the present ques tion is how to deal with Richmond the Third." Then they discussed this question of dealing with Richmond the Third, and with Richmon d the Third's legal ad viseis. Fawcett and Clarke's letters mentioned certain proofs of identity which had been lodged in their hands. To examine these proofs, and to ob tain a personal interview with their client, were obviously the first steps \v* ich should bo taken. Upon these points, 1 - ncelotand his lawyers were agreed. It was nccordingly settled :tbab Messrs Marrables and Blake should write to Messrs Fawcett and Clarke, expressing Lord Brackenbury's .willingness to meet their client and examine his proofs of identity at such time and in such place as might best suit that gentleman's con venience. Then Lancelot rose to go ; but stopped half-way to the door, and pnlled a letter from his pocket. " Look here," he said, " I had forgotten to show you this. It is from my friend Coch rane. Tell me what you think of it." M> Marrables received it with tho deference due to'a letter written by the Con servative representative of the borough of Singleton; but his face looked grave when he laid it down. "Itis a base plot," he said, " a base and a deep-laid plot; and they mean fight ing." " Butthose paragraphs from ' The Tccs;n' and' The Coutt Herald?' " " Written in Fawcett and Clarke's office." " Good heavens I—why ? If it be true—if it only be true—he has but to come to me, to put out his band, and all I have is bis'! Twenty-five thousand pounds ? What are twenty-five thousaud pounds compared with what I owe him ? You know how little I have spent of his money, Marrables; you know how it has accumulated, and to what au enormous total it has mounted duriDg those seventeen years. It is all his. The estates are all his; the title is his—he has but to claim them 1" "And he would como to you—he would put out his hand, if it were he I Remember the affection that subsisted between your! brother and yourself . . ." "I do remember it-that is what cuts me deepest." " Look at the antecedents of Fawcett and Clarke; think of Stephen Langtrey's ruin and death ; aud then ask yourself if the late lord would ever have put himself into their hands. Is it credible? Is it possible? My dear Lord Brackenbury, does not your own excellent sense show you that your beloved brother would never have acted in this fashiou, aud that the very course pursued by Fawcett and Clarke's client proves him to be an impostor ?" Lancelot paused, drew a deep breath and said :— "Upon my soul, Marrables, I begin to think you are right. Invite the man to meet me ; and we will soon see whether he is an impostor or not." " I will invite him with pleasure." said Mr Marrables. "Or rather, I will invite Fawcett and Clarke to invito him. But he will not come." (To be continue*' on Saturday.)

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Auction s. ) TO-MORROW.- THE Subscriber has received instructions to sell by auction, at hia Land Mart, Lowor Queon-street, on Thursday, 7th Instant, at 11 oolook, A Two-atoroy DWELLING-HOUSE of oight rooms, with freehold allotmont o£ 43 ft. fiontago to Quoen-strect, above tho junction o£ Grey and WaKOllold-Btrcols. Also, AT DEVON POUT, NOUTII SHORE, A Fivo-roomod Cottage, with freehold allot ment fronting to Church-street aud Lake Road, opposite tho reeidonco of Herhort Ashton, Esq. Salo imperative, as tho owner and oooupior i 3 leaving the district. G. S I B B I N, .uctionoor. T O ■ M O R R O W. BIX HOUSES AND SHOPS, Lato Mr Rogers's Property, Gkky-street. THE subscriber has received instructions from tho Executor to sail by public auction, on Thursday, April 7, at 11 o'clock, at his Laud Mart, Queon-atroet, SIX HOUSES AND SHOPS, yiolding a good inoonio, including 3 good Buainoaa Places In Grey-streot (near tho junction of Quoon- Street), all Freohold. Terms at Sail. For particulars apply to tho Auotionoor, GEORGE SIBBIN. FRIDAY, APRIL S. THE DURHAM YARDS, FOR SALE, at Durham Yards, on Friday noxt, 4 Riding Haoks, from Tauranga 1 Good Hack, carries a Lady 2 Medium Horses, good in Buggy or Express AT 10 O'CLOCK. For Privato Salo: Poverty Bay Ryo Grass, Clovers, Sec, New Sydney Drays. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, APRIL 12, J.UNC TI O N YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, iioo Primo Wethora.from Napiorand Waikato 30 Choice Cattlo, from AVaipipi dO Prime Bullooka, from Waikato At one o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 35 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND AT ONE-TREE HILL, NOW IN OCCUPATION OF MX. DOWNEY. THE subscribers have been instructed from tho Executors of tho lato William Lorrlgan, to sell, by auotion, at tholr Yards, Durham-street, on Friday, tho Bth April, Tho FARM now in occupation of Mr Dowrey, situated at One-Treo Hill, and containing 35 acres and I' porches of volcanic soil. There ia a never-failing apring of water which poroolates the surface of the land. The Farm is admirably Bitusted for a Gontle man's Villa, or Is capablo of being cut up as Building Sites. The view commands tho waters of the Manu kau and Waitemata waters, is unsurpassed in the province, and its proximity to railway com munication also offorß an extra inducement to intending investors. At 12 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 'DURHAM YARDS. FARM AT PAPATOITOI. THE Snbscribers have received instruc tions from J. D. Freeman, Esq.. who Is prooeeding to Europe, to sell, at tho Durham Yarrds, HIS IMPROVED FARM, consisting of 70 aeroa of Mrat-class Land, fenced and sub-divided. There ia a aubatantial 7 roomed Houbo. Dairy, Coach-house, 4- Btall Stable with loft, Cow-shod for 10 cows, and other out-building.. At 12 o'clock sharp. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14 DURHAM YARDS. By Order of T. Macffarlane, Esq., Trustee In Bankruptcy. VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE PAH. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from T. Macffarlane, Esq., Truateo in tho Estate of Joseph Greenwood, to sell by auction, at Durham Yards, on Thursday, lith April The Equity of Redemption in the valuable Farm adjoining tha Pah, now in tho occupa tion of Mr Joaeph Greenwood, admirably alituated for a Vilia Site, and containing about 30 Acres of Land, being Allotments 10—3o, Section 13. of Subdivision of Allotment No. 8, Section 13, Suburbs of Auokland. On the Pro perty is erected a Dwelling-house, Farm Build ings, and other improvements. At Twelve o'Clock. HUNTER, & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. DURHAM YARDS. By Older of T. Macffarlane, Esq., Trustee in BanKruptcy. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from T. Macffarlane, Esq., Trustee In the Estate of Joseph Greenwood, to Bell by auction, at the Durhatn Yards, on Thursday, Hth April, The Schooner ' G.i M,' 30 tons rogistor; carries a very large cargo on light draught of wat°r; coppered and copper fastened; haa recently had a new suit of sails; is in ?ocd order, and is a flrat-rat/0 poor man's ship, At 12 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 30. DAIRY COWS, CALVES, HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, At the Residence of Mr. J. D. Freeman, who is leaving the Colony, Papatoitoi. THE undersigned will sell, at residence of Mr. J. D. Freeman, Papatoitoi— The WHOLE of hia LIVE and DEAD STOCK, consisting of— 10 Dairy Cows 6 Calves 12 Very Useful Horaes Single and Doub'e-furrow Plough , 2 sets Harness Scrubber Waggonette and Harness. Do? Cart and Harness Spring Cart and Harness Drag and Harneaa Combined Mower and Reaper Horae Ruga, &c. Chaff Cutter and Horse-po wor Dairy Utansi's , , Household Furniture, comprising Iron Bedstead, Tables, Chiirß, Chests Drawers, Diningrootu Tablo, Chairs, Cheffraiers, and other articles com priaing a recently and well selected stock of Furniture. Luncheon Provided. HUNTER & NOL AN. mHAMES CATTLE MARKET. BANKS & CO., STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. MARKET EACH THURSDAY, AT THEIR Yards, Parawai, at 2 r.M., For SALE of STOCK of all descriptions. PRODUCE, &c. Consignees of Stock can dopond upon every, attention being given, Good Paddock Accom modation and PROMPT ACCOUNT BALKS. MONDAY, APRIL 11. PUKEKOHE. MR. JOS. SCOTT (having sold his j Farm) has given instructions to tho j nndersigned to sell, on the Farm, on Monday, ■ April 11, at eleven o'clock, _ THK FOLLOWING :- Kitchen and Dairy Utonsila , Sewing Mnchlno fc Tablea, Chairs, Couch, Curtains and Poles, !: Mirrora, and various othor artlc'.c3 | { with Furniture of ono Bedroom •■ 1 Brood Mare. Firat-class Foal at foot, by I \ Champion; and in foal to Elgin. I J 2 Brood Mares, Foals at side, and in foal, i good workers a. Grey Gelding, flrat-clasi in harness J Bay Gelding, quiet to rido and drive \ A two-year-old Filly ' Yearling Filly 5 35 Three-year-old Steers, nearly fat J Fat Cowb 1 10 Cowb and Heifers, forward for their * calving \ 12 Yearlings, very good quality ' '4 Large Fat Pigs * i dozen Fowls j *- Ladles' and Gentlemen's Saddle 3, Bridloa ' ? Double-furrow Plough, by Wallaco and ' }. Hotham „ , •" Singlo Plough, with Potato Raiser : Harrowa, Swingletreos I - Screw JacVs Tip Dray ' - Leading nnd Shaft Harness 1 SUNDRIES. ! a 20 Tons Pure Circular-head Potatoes, a choice sample I V 20 Sacks Cape Barley. j 8 ALFRED BUCKLAND.



Auctions, B. TONKS & CO. \jn~lLL in future hold Regular Sules of »» Landed Property every MONDAY, at 12 o'clock. Parties des-irousof disponing of Houbob, Farms or Landed Property ot any description will plcaao if possible tumiah particulars not later than Thursday in ouch week. B. TONKS & CO. [B. TONES. It. C. CARR. 11. D. TONES.] FRIDAY, APRIL 8. EASTER RACES 1 EASTER BACES I ELLEi'SLIE. B. TONKS & DO. 8" jTAVK been instructed to sell by auction, S on Friday, tho Sth of April, at 12 o'olock noou, Grand Stand Bar, Booth, Booths, Cards, Stables, and Fruit Stalls for tho Kastor Mooting at ll'lloralio. on Monduy and Tuesday, Iho 18th and 19th inst, [li. TONKS. R. V. CAltlt. V. 1). TONES.] NOTICE. GISBORNE BREW ER Y. mHE SALE of the BREWERY at Gisborno ia POSTPONED to WEDNES DAY, tho 20th Instant, at 12 o'olook ncou. B. TONKS & C 0., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ' APPLES AND PEA RS. Fx Loongana, G. W. B I N N E V ILL sell by public auction, at his Mar-, Qucon-stroot, on Thursday, at 11 o'clock, MG CASES OF FRUIT, Consisting of Ribstoncs, Pear mains, Blonheim Ornngo, Rußßots, Crow's Nest, Now York Pippins, Napolcona, &c., &o„ lee, Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, 13X11, NOON. DWELLING-HOUSE AND FREEHOLD, PONSONBY. I. A R T H U R eAS been favoured with instructions to . sell by auction, at hia Estato, Land, and House t^alo Booms. Arthur's Mart, ou Wednes day, 13ih inst., at 12 o'clock noon, A Now Well-built HOUSE, of o-rooms, Pantry and Wash-house, Wallace-street, ju=t off Ponsonby RoaJ, with about ono acre of Land, planted with Fruit Trees; a good Well of Water. Commanding an extensivo and beautiful viow of tho Harbour. TO-MORROW. 12,30 p.m. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Li'REEUOLn CORNER ALLOTMENT V in KKNT-STREKT, a short dlstanco off Symonds-stroet, opposito tho Windmill, near the property of Thomas Russell, Esq.. and ad joining that of Messrs Gilfillan, Storling, Geo, Sec, commanding a flno viow. A n Allotment in Grahamstown, Whangarei. AT ARTHUR'S MART (Land Department). THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1881. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT CAMBRIDGE, THE TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD. MESSRS.iMACLEAN & CO. have in structed tho undersigned to soil by publio auction, on tho above dato, The TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD, in half acre sections, situated on tho now liuo of road from Cambridge to Kotorua, and about 20 miles from Cambridge and 30 miles from Rotorua. Lithographed plans aro now being prepared, ! and in tho couruo of a week may bo had from Meßsrs Maclean and Co., or tho Auctioneer. A commodious hotel will bo oponed in tho proposed township lv a few days, and intending purchasers would do well to iuapect the allot ments now pegged off. beforo tho day o'. sale. Torms easy. Conditiona at Sale J. S. BUCKLAND. MONDAY, APRIL 11. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell by auction, on tho above dato, at 11 o'clock, in tha premteea noxt to tho Albert Hotel, Queen street, Tho following UNRKDEEMHD PLEDGES, pawned with Mr Neumeg<m at tho Auckland and .vionta de Pieto Loan Ofllce3 :— 1878: No 1299. July 10. SLH Watch; IS2I. Sep3o, Gold Chain ; 2177, Dec 31, OF Gold Watch. 1879, 692, Juno 21, Telcscopu and Field Glass; C9J: Juno 21, 6 Booka;lf's7. Sep 12, S Chain, Earrings Keeper, aud Brooch; 1058. fep 12, Chain, Pon dunt, and Brooch; 1137, Oct 1, Earring-. 2 Ringa and Brooch. 1830: 171, April 2G, OFrtL Watch; 563, May 19, OF Gold L Watch and Chain ; G.G, June l.Wand X Rings; 018,Juno2,OFGoldLever Watch; 621, Juno 3,8 Spoons; G3O, Juue 3,Ear r ngs, Stone, and Pendant: 038, Juno 5, 3 Rings; G7l. Juno 1. 2 Rings: 085, Juno IG, SGH Watch; GSO, Juno 16, Chain ; 697, Juoc 17, S Spoon ; 706, Juno 21, SGH Watch; 70s, Juno 21, OFSG Watch ; 709, June 21, SliH Watch and S Chain; 728, June 21, 1 Paira earrings; 738, Juno 25, S Snuff Box ; 710. June 25, Aneroid ; 718, June 28, King; 763, July 1,5 Planes and Sbw; 766. July 1, GHG Watch ; 779, July G, 2 Kings; 79G July 9, Ring; 801, July 12, G Chain ; 803, July 13, OFGG Watch and Chain ; 800. July 13, OFSL Watch ; 813, July 14, 3 Rings; 822, July IG, Seal, Ring and Quartz; 829. July 17, OFSG Watch; 816, July 22, BHII Watch; 817, July 22.SGH Watch and Chain; 818, July 22. Chain and Locket; 875, July 27. Ring; 839. July 29, Locket; 917, Aug 5, SGH Watch; 919, Auk G, SLH Watch; 911, Aug 9, SLH Watch: 956, Aug 13, SLH Watch; 961, Aug 13. SLH Watch; 967, July IG, S dnuff Box ; 976, July 19, OnSG, Watch; 987 Aug 26, Gold, Chain and Locket; SBB, Aug 26, 3 Rinns; 989, Aug 26, OF3G Watch, 1,003, Aug 30, Ring; 1008; Aug 31, SLH Watch; 1011, Aug 31, Brooch; IOGJ, Sop 16, Locket and Silver Basket; 1880: 10G, Jan 11, Dreaapieco and IJreaa; 5G9, March 9, Remnant of Silk and Flannel; 958, April 17, Bundle of Clotbing; 1270, May 20, Bundle of Clothing; 1651, July 22, Coat and Vest; 1726, Aug 3, Silk Dreßßpieco; 1878, Aug 25, Suit: 1886, Aug 27, 2 Drosses; 1900, Aug 30, Suit and Shirt; 1906, Aug 30, Shawl; 1963, Sep 13, Blankets and Qullta: -OC2, Oct 4, Coat; 2122, Oct 13, Waterproof; 2118, Oct 18. Coat, Trousers and Shirt; 2171, Oct 21. Coat and Vest; 2183, Oct 26, 1 Suit; 2190, October 26. 2 Quilts: 2193 Oct 28. Co it ahd Vest; 2199, Oct 28, Suit; 2209, Oct 30, Silk Dress ; 2215. Nov 1, Coat; 2219, Nov 1. Suit; 2309, Nov 22, Coat and Trouser3; 2337, Nov 27, Coat and Vest; 2369, Dec 2, 3 Petticoats; 2370, Dec 2, Dress; 5378. Deo 4, Coat, Vest and Petticoat; 2379, Dec 4, Coat; 2380, Dec 4, Coat; 2380. Upo 21, Guilt, Sheet, Merino; 231;., -j ■,' ■o i i eas; 2383, Deo 4, 2 Dresses; 2411, Dee 10, Suit; 2462, Dec 18,2 Sheets, Table Clotb, and Frock; 2180, Dec 22, Suit, 2193, Dec 24, Bundle ot Clothing; 2491, Dec 24, 3 Blanket?, Quilts, and Curtains, 2195, Deo 24, Suit; 2196, Deo 24, Dresi and Shawl; 2506, Dec 28, Shawl, Muff, Collarette, aud Boots; 2510, Dec 28, Silk Dresa ; 2510, Dec 28, Coat and Voat; Also, MONTE DX PIETE. 1880 : No. 785, Juno 11, Chain ; 808, June 17. SLH Watch; 814, Juno 19, Seal; 828, June 22, SLH Watch; 813, Juno 21, Brooch and Earrings; BGG Juno .8, Am. Watch; 872 June 29, 2 Kings ; 879. June 29.5S Spoons; 881, Juno 30, Pin; 898, July I, 2 Boxes instruments: 009, July 5, 2 Medala; 925. July 0, SGH Watch; 927, July 6, OFSG Watch ; 951. July 12, Chain ; 955, July 12, Am. L Watch; 963, July 13. Tools ; 965, July 11, SGH Watch; 976, July 11. Locket; 998, July 17, Chain ; 999 July 17, Chain ; 1001, July 17, Ring ; 1001, July 19. SGH Watch and G Chain, Sec; 1020, July 20, OKGG VV atch; 1023, July 21, Ring: 1021, July 21, 2 pair Clippers; 1010, Ju: y 23, Race Glass ; 10S0 July 28, J IS Machine ; 1086, July 29, 3 Saws ; 1106, Aug. 2, GIIL Watch; 1111, Aug, 3, Lons ; 1119, Aug. 4, OFSG Watch and H Guard ; 112 . Aug. 5, SGH Watch and H Guard; 1189, Aug 16, Charms and 2 pair Carvcra; 1211, Aug 18, NeckletandLocket; 1241, Aug23, OFSL Watch ; 1265. Aug 27, Am Watch and S Chain; 1305, Sep 3, HS Machine; 1311, 4 Kits Tools; 1323, Sep 9, DHL Watch ; 1357, fep 18, Locket; 1359, Sep 18, Biblo: 209, Feb 16, Chain ; 331, Mar 11, Locket; 381. Mar 22, Brooch ; 458, April 7, D Ring ; 1384, Sep 23, SLH Watch, and i Chain ; 1392 Sep 23, chain ; 1398. Sep 27, OFSG Watch 1879:' No 1701, Dec 22, Maohino; 2815, *ep. 8, Coat and Cloak; 2938, Sop. 16, Blankets; 2966, Sop 20, Coat and Trouaors; 3030, Sep. 25. Suit and Quilt; 3038, Sep. 27, Bundlo Nothing; 3067, Sep. 29, Coat: 3069, Sep.29,Coat; 1073, Sep. ?0, Trouser . Vest, <*. c ; 3086, -"cp. 30, i'lanket; 3110, Oct. 4, T Cloth and Boots; 3132, Oct. i, Coat; 3139, Oct. 5, Cont; 3115, Oct, G. Suit; 3152, Jet, G, Suit; 3171, Oct 7, 2 i 'oats and Vest; 3185, let. 8, Coat; 3189, Oct. 9, Gout; 8214, Oct. 11. •lundlo Clothing; 3232, Oct 13, Bund'o Clothing; 1237, Oct. 11, Coat; 3210, Oct. 11, Coat; 3218, Oct. ._, Bundle Clotting; 32C3, Oct. IG, Coat; 3328, Jet, 22, Blankets ; 3380, Oct. 23, Clonk; 3353, Oct. 15, Dress; 3163, Nov. 5, Suit; 3191, r-'ov. 8, Dress; 3510, Nov. 9, Suit; 3511, Nov. 9, Ircss, Boota, & i\; 3587, Nov. IG, Quilt; 1597, Nov 17, Trousers nud 2 Vests; 3599, Nov 17. Joat: 3005, Nov 17, 4 Flannels; 3G19, Nov 22, Coat md Vest: 3671, Nor 21, Suit; 3710, Nov 29, 2 frocks; 3777, Dec 2, Coat; 3813, Dec 6, Coat; 1831, Dec 13, Coat. I B EDW ARM'S COACHES TO THE' . GOLDFIEIiD.-TLiIE-TABL* . j Leaving Hamilton for . c Aroha every Tugs- j ay, Thursday and Saturday. j Leaving To Aroha for Hamilton on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ' pocial Carriages pro vided to Order. i B. EDWARDS | Livery and Bait Stablea Hamilton.



Dampier's Wonderful Bargains. I am happy to inform you that I havo re moved from my old shop to a MUCH LARGER ONE, in Wakei'lkld-strekt— tho old one, in consequenco of my now largo business, being too small. You will find bolow an onormous quantity of FRESH BARGAINS, which I am sure will meet with your approbation. With many thanks for your inoroaßing patronago, I remain, Ladios, your obediont sorvnnt, W. H. DAMPIER. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Gonts' Volvet Smoking Caps, 3a Od ; Mon'a and Boys' Rush Hats. Is; Blaok and Orub Felt do, 3s; grand lot of Men's Blaok Hard do, 2-i Gd ; Hard Drab do, 2s: nico lot of Mon'a ani Boys Straw do, 2a ; Infanta' Straw do, Is ; Infants Black Felt Hats, 2s; Girlß' Hats (trimmed), 2s Gd; Ladios' Straw do, la Gd; good lot, Japan do, Is to 3s Gd; Ladios' Silk do, 3a Od; Girlß' aud Boys' Tarn OShantor Hats, 3a; Ladloa' do, la; Whito Flannol, l«3d; Scarlet do, Is; Mon's Shirts, Is and la 5d ; teuporlor do, with oollara. 2a lid ; Boys' do, la Gd and 2a, with collars, 2s Od ; Gonts' Fancy Regatta Shirts. 2s Gd j Mon's Guornaeys, 2a Gd; Mens Drawers,Ba Bdj Ladles' do, 2a; Red, 2a Gd; Ladles' Chomlsos, 2s to Is: Night Dressoa, 3a and Ba fld; Gonts Tweed Coata, Ga; Alpaca do, Gb ; Holland do, blzob I and 5, is Gd; a fow Infanta's Suite, 6b ; Boyß' Braces Gd ; Youths' do, Is; Mon's do 1b and 1b Gd; Boys' Bolt?, 6d; Mons do, la and 1b Gd; Ladicp' do, la; Girls' Merino Frocks, 3a oach; White Worsted, Id tho thick skein -'Coloured do, 2d : Fingorltig Wools, 3s tho hank, or 3d tho Bkoin j Ulaok nnd Whito Berlin Wool, 3d the doz; all othor colors ■Id tho doz: Glovoa bound with fur, 3s : Ladies' Joßophino Kid Gloves, 2a ; Lislo Thread do, Gd; Ladles' Black Gloves, Is: Gonts' Whito do, 11; Children's do, dd; Lovely Gosßamor, la tho yard ; Ladioa' Rink Collars, 2d tho box ; Linen do, 2,i oach ; Gents' Stand-up do, 2d tlio box ; Gonta' Fashlonablo Roformod Dux do, 9d tho box ; Boys' Dux, sizo 11, Id tho box ; othor bljob, Od: Gents' Lluou Collars. lOd oach; Morloy's Knitting Cotton, LOd Green Tie do, 2a : different colours, Id, or two for 3d ; -Crochet do, 2*d reel. An onormouß quantity of Urona dino, lj.l tho yard : largo Bkoins Blaok Sowing Silk, Id; reols o( blaok and coloured do, 2d ; 1-oz reols do, 8d; Clark's celebrated 200 rods Cotton, 2d or 21a tho groaa; eolourod do, Id tho reel or 9.1 tho dozon: handsomo Giltnnd Sil vered Drcsa Buttons, id ; dillbront patterns id the dozen; Poarl do, la Gd tho dozon; White Bono do, 3d to Gd ; largo lot of Silk do, 2d to Id tho dozon ; Coat do, 3d to Gd Blaok Klbbon Volvot, 9d tho piooo of 1H yards; Girl's Sun shades, 1b eaoh; Ladloa' Huudaomo Umbrellas, 3a; silk do, Ga: 32 dozon Honeycomb Towels, 2d each; Whito do, 2Jd; Superior do, Od; Turkish and Indian do. Is; Gout's Black Ties, Id to Gd; Satin Bows, Gd and 9d ; Scarves, la; vory largo Whlto Tollot Covers, la; Crochet Antimacassars, Is; Damask Tablecloths, 3s G.l; Tablo Oliolothe, le 3d the yard; Dress I'rlnt, id tho yard; Pompadour do, 7d; grand Mowers, Is tho spray; Koathors, Gd eaoh: Blaok Lice Mlts, 2a tho pair; orlmaon, red and green Blind Cord, 8d tho dozon yarda: Hodklns, 2 for Id ; Siloaia, Od tho yard ; Ladieß' Wool Squares, Is ; Chony Laco, Id tho yard; real Maltese Lace, Is tho yard; imitation do, Id; Valoncioniu-e Laco. 9d tho pleco of 12 yarda: Sciuf Lace, 9d; Black Braid, 8d tho dozon yd, or Is Dd tlio picc'o ot 30yd ; Wave Braid, Id tho knot; Ilroad do, 2d; Antimicassa Braid, I'd; Black Silk Braid, 3d per yard ; Black Print, 9d tho yard ; Picture Ncedlo Casos, containing 100 needles with gilt eyes, good ak„a, oven batter than tho last. Gd tho caao; cards of Linon Buttons, 2d; Silk Volvot, Gd the yard ; Blaok Velveteen, 2a Gd; Black Silk, 3s Gd the yard; Cream do, is Gd ; Black Satin. 2s Gd tho yard; Scroonod, la Gd : Black Alp;icca, 8d and 1b ; Grey do, Gd ; Wincey, Id: Craoc, 2s GI the yard: Crapo Collars,Od each; Crapo Trimming, Is tho log of 3d yarda; Dressing Combs, 3d and Gd; Tooth Combs, 2d and 3d ; Ivory do, 9d; Hair Brushes. Is and Is Gd; largo jars Rimmol'a Pomado, 6d; Hair Oil, Go tho bot'le ; largo bottloa Lime Juice nud Gly corino, 8d tho bottlo; do with labels damaged, Gd; Merino, different colours, la Gd ; Glazed Furniture Holland, G.i tho yard; Diaper and Holland, lOd tho yard; Towelling. Od; Whito Llnon, Is 3d; Siloalo, Gd; Slnto Lining, id; nico lot of Ribbon. Id to Gd (including green): the fashlonablo Plush Ribbon, 9d; handsomo PugKaries (slightly sol'edl, nearly 3yds lor.g, Gd; Crocket Antimaccasaora. la: Children's Dimity Collars, id; grand lot of Fresh Ribbons, fashlon ablo coloura; ladloa' White Stockings, 3}d to 1b Gd; Ladles' Faahiouablo Kmbroidorod do, la; Stripod do, Gd to la; Ladlea' Ribbed do, faahion ablo colours, Is; nloo lot of Girls' Stripod do, 6d : lot of Infants' do. from 2d tho pair; lot of Boya Sox, Gd; Mon'a Unbleachod do, 3d; grand lot GontV \v orstcd Hox, Gd : Garter Elastic, 3d the yd; Pruasian Binding, 2d tho yd; Bodkins, 2 for Id ; Whalebone, 2d the Bet; Bono and Steol Crocket Hooks. Id; Snow Flake Dross Stuff, ijd tho yd; about 15 doz Ladloa' Aprona Gd tola; Borlin Wool Slipper Patterns, 2a; nico lot of Mending Cotton, cheap: nico Cards of Elaatio, Id encli; Bed Tucking, 81 tho yd; Largo Toilet Covers, Is: Calico, 4_n to Gd ; Ladioa' and Gents' Whito Hankorchiofs, 3d to la ; Children's do 2d ; A.B C. do, 2d ; Gents' Silk Handkorchiofa, Gd ; Infants' Warm Gloves, 91: Bootoos, Gd: Hooka and Kyes. 3d tho doz cards; Shirt Buttonß, 12 doz for 3d; Pearl do, 3d tho doz; Turkey Rod, Is tho yard ; Stay Laces, 2 for Id; Frilling, 2d to Sd ; Colored Silk Fringo, Id tho yard; BPick for do. Is; Beaded do, la Bd; Infants' Bibs, Gd each. THE VERY LATEST. Lsdicß' and Girl's imitation SEAL SKIS HATS, 2s ; Gent's and Boy's do, 2s. Immenao Lot of SATIN CLOTH, different shadea, all at Is Gd tho yard, FANCY DEPARTMENT. Having Imported an cnormoua quantity ot Now and Standard Piano Music, 1 will sell it all at the low charge of Gd; no higher prico ; cata logues can be had on application ; a fow soiled do, Id. Ladios aro reapectfully informed that this is rpally a eplondld lot, and includes songs, comic do, operas, pieces, dances &c„ -_c A nice lot of Dolls, with hair, Od: Very Grand Lot of Largo Dolls, la; Flag Battles, 2d each ; Ornamental Black Fan 3. 9d to 2s Gd; feeding Bottle .9d each; Alphebetical Ledgers, la; Fuller's Earth for the toilet and nursery, 9.1 tho largo pot; Rimmel's Violet powder. 6d tho packet; Handaomo Vbbcb, Is tho act of 3; Children's Watering Pots, 9d; 2 Bhdo Pampa Knives. 9d : 1 Blado, do Gd: Sci-sor*, 6d the pair; Glass Ink Bottles (with lids) Od; Handsomo Cut Glasß, do IOd; Boot Laata, la tho pair; Boot Blocks, 6d ; Barry a Cele brated Tricophoroua, la 2d the Bottlo; nice lot of Boot Trunks, Is; Silver Perambulators for neodla, ftc, _i ; Toy Whipß, la and Gd; Large China Tea Sets, 2s ; Metal do 6d; Gent * Walk ing sticka, la Gd; Handsomo Drcas Holders, 2d ; Shoo Brushes, 3a tho aot of 3 ; Brown Windaor Soap, 7 cakca for la; Glycerine "ars (large), Gd ; Superior Spectacles, 1b : Reading Glasses, 9d ; Poerlesa Glos3 to ehlno boots without brushes, 9d the bottle; Gent's Alberta, Gd ; Purses. 2d to is; Tack Hammers, la; Glaes Flower Vases, Gd; Toy Watches, Id; Feathor Dusters, 6d; Fancy Glass Boxes, 6d ; Corkscrews with brush, 6d; handsomo Trumpet Accordians, 15s; Padlocks with key, Bd; Key Rlnga, 2d tho card of 12; Dressing Cases, 4s Gd; Writing Desks, 4a Gd; wood Broad PlatCß, 2s; Bread Knives. Is, Butter do, 9d; now fashioned Butter Coolera, la 3d ; Bonzolino Table Lamps, id each ; Ladioa' handaomo Loather Eags, 4_ Gd; Hand Mirrors, Is and Is Gd; Swing Mirrors, la Od; largo pieces of Bporge, Gd; Turkish do, Is; Table Bolls, id; Noto Paper, 2d tho quire; Suporior do, 3d or la 5d tho packet of 5 quires; Paper nnd Envelopes combined, Id the packet; Mourning do, Id tho packet; Ink, Id tho bottle; handsomo Penholders, Id each, or Od the doz; Slato do. Id tho doz or Gd tho box of 100 ; Albums, Is to Is Gd ; Strong Fino Twine, Id the ball, 6 zags Is ; Ladieß Ladies' Boot Uppers, Is Gd tho pair for the Bhoo makars ; Little Stranger Sewing Machine, 30a; White Shoe Horna, 9d each; a few 31a New Booka for 3s Od; large lot of othera very cheap ; tho Game of Lotto, 9d the game; large lot of Scent, Gd tho bottle ; Eau de Cologne, la ; Lime iuico and Glycerine, 8d; Toilet Vinegar, Is; Violet Powder, Gd the packet; Jars of Pomado, Gd; Japanese Puff-boxes, with Pulls, Gd; su perior do, la ; Puffs, Id eaoh ; Windaor Soap, 7 for Is; Glycerlno Bars. 7d; Scent Fountains, la Gd each; Scissors, Gd the pair; Nail do, tho samo price; Slates, 2d each; handsomo Pencil Cases, 4d; silvored do, Gd; Damaged Bracelets, Id tho piir; sound do, 3d; Fashionable Snake do, 4 rows, IOd; G rows, Is 3d; 7 rows, la Gd; Solitaires. 3d and 6d the pair; Gents' Stono Shirt Studs, Gd; Shirt Suites, 2d, Id, and Gd; do with patent fostoner, 9d the suite; Finger Rings, 2d to 9d; Silvered Brooches, la; Fancy Earrings. 3d tho pair; Gents' Silvered Necklets, Gd; handsome Framed Pictures, 3d and id; largo Gilt Framed do, Is Gd; handsome Picturo Crosses, 2d; handsome Tobacco Stands, la; Playing Cards.Od tho pack ; Electro-plated Forka and Spoons, Is. BOOT DEPARTMENT. Childrens' olaatlc-sido Prunella Boots, G to 9, 3s; 10 to 13, 3s Gd the pair; Girlß Oxford Shoes, 3s Gd the pair ; Houso Boots, 3s; Girls' Derby Shoes, 3a Gd; Girla'Patent Loather Boots, size 11 to 13, 3a Gd ; Lot of new Lace Boots, Gd each, which you must pair youselvcs; Ladles' Kid Boots, is Gd to 7a : a few Ladies' Auckland made Boots left, Biro 3 and 4, 8s; a few Mens' Boota left, 9a; Infanta Boots, la and Is lGd; Boot Laces (silk), 3d tho dozen; Silk Shoo Laceß, 5d rho dozen. Business Hours— Eight till Six. W. H. D AMI'lEK ' REMOVED FROM UrPER'qUEEN-STKTCKT TO WAKEFIELD-STREBiT, A Few Yards from tuk Old Sucr



—I^———B———■ Miscellaneous. m E Al TEA! TEAI 1 FREE GIFTS IN TEAS. JOHN LEPP Elt & SONS, TEA DEALURS, SG, AUCKLAND MAIt XE T ! (Near tho Qu'on-stroet entrance), i J.L. and Sons will UIVIV, AWAY Urdora for Pounds and Half-pounds of Choico TRAP, enclosed in th ir pound and ll .t-PoUhd parcels. Theso orders will bo redeemed on presentation at tho Market on tho following fciuurday- io that many porsona buying a PulVcl of Tex on Saturday, will llud enclosed un Order for half a-pound or : A Pound ov Tic a Gratis! I which they can have on presenting tho Ordor on tho following Saturday. I Wo expect to distribute over Twonly of theso Orders next Saturday. Como and try our Tea, and share hi tlioso Free GiftJ. J. Ijoppor, son,, having spent many years in tho Boleotion, Listing and blending of Choico Teas, is in a poßllion to offer Ton of uiisurpuss ablo valuo both in strength ami flavour. ; John Lopuor and Sons oonlldoutly assart that tho Ton sold by them will bear favourable com- , parinon with any houao in tho Trado. und will j bo found on trial superior lo most, inferior to ■ nono, i Wanted, every render of tho Star to ti st thia nssortioii by a trial of tho following Teas:— THK PEOPLES' TEA, 2. por lb ; this la a Bi)loction |aud careful mixture of several good sound toaa, and will givo univci'Bul satisfaction to iconoiiilo housowives. I EXTRA STRONG FULL FLAVOURED | TEA, ii Od por lb. Is a combination of several carefully aolectod India and China Tcaa OUR FINEST TEA, at 3s por lb, is a careful and judicious solootion and blending of some of tho choicest Tons imported, and ia unsurpass- ' ablo. Tho quality, strength, and flavour of Uicho Tens will bo maintained. Tho Publio aro rospoctfully invited to givo them a fair trial. Ilouus ov Hukinicsh: From 1 to 10 p.m. on Saturday?, in tho Auckland Matkct, VITANTEU TO SELL CHEAP, 130 sets V T Of Whito Juga, only 2a Od sot; Whito Stono Cups and Saucers, only 7d, C>. 0d per do/,; White Stono Plates, Id to 7d; Chamber .la d to 2o Ud ; Sardine Itnivca, only 2d ouch. Is Od pel > doii; good Razors, Is, 3 for 2a Od ; Large Ham- ' mors, only 9d ; Flutes, only Is; Tooth Bruahos, > 3d and Id; Egg Cups, 7 for 1, 1b Ud doz; Salt Cullem, id ; Tumblers, 5a doz; Wino Glasaoa, 6a; Engraved Wino Glasses, 5s lid; Engraved Turn* blor.i, 8s doz ; Plntv-d Cruets, only 6s Od, worth 7b Od; Largo ( .ass Inl{ Hetties, only Od, 3 for 2s: Cni-h Iloxo s, 10 nnd 12 inch, only la Oil; Ladies Dressing Canon, only li lid ; Gliishcs for preserv ing tlio oyoß, in a tin ciiHi), only (id oach ; Brhir Pipes,3d: Plum Pipes, rnly Id each ; Who Dish envois, from Is to 3s each, 10s set of li; 'loi Trnya, 1h Dd to 1h each. 7s tot, ot 3; Ruby's Vecd ing Bottloa, with 2 bruahca, only 1h ; 800,010 llioks, only Id it puokot of 10U0; lino Turicoy Sponges, from la to 2a a piece; 21b liim of Salmon, only U 2d, lib, lOd ; Day unit Martin's Plucking, dry, only Id; bux of iilx down t'lolhoß Pegs, la 3d: grosi Gilt Bruoohen, 3d eacli; Coll v- ;iiuda, 3d.; (lilt Studa uud isloove l.inkß, only Od ; good Cheeso, Oil lb; Sinn I Pictures, 3d each, 5 forls; lnrgo I'ictunm, la; brown Teapots, from la 3d to 2. 31; bUck Tc pots, la Gd to 2a Gd: Teapots, Metal Lids, 2s (id to Is;'good SpoctuoloH, la pair, 3 pair for 2s (id; Spootaolo (JasiiH, Id and Gd; Washing Powders, (idilo/.; light Blue, 8il; School Disks, only 8d each; Toy Pistol* and Caps, only 3d; Tint Tins 1) for Is ; Yellow Pio Dishoß, (id to In «d ; Six penny Packets of Violet Powder, for 3d: 11.11 and Black's Mutches, 7d doz; lino cut Taoka, from } Inch to 1J Inch, 1000 in n packet, Irom id toßdper packet; Water llottlo . Is; hngravod do,' . Gd; (ircon Glufb Jiihh, la 9d; Hngravod do, 3aand3s (id; Lamps with shades, only 4*; <cst H'ggu, llvo forli.l; Pocket Knives, with two blades nnd corkscrew, only la (id; Celery Ulussoß, 2s and 3a ra.h.—ll. WATTS, Piti strcot. Sewiutr Mac Dines. ksvaulishkd 1855,] y Special Ai'l'Ointmkni to Hih Exuhl lunoy tiibl uovkunuii.i \V.H.S IIAKM|,BAB*C a Quekn-Stbeet, Auckland, MsPlfflM SILK AND WOOL MERCHANTS, IMPOHTEIt saVING MACHINE MANUFACTURERS. I Live recoived,and uro daily oxpoctiu . freah iddltlons to tholr htockof CREWELS, WOOLS, ILK:*, and FANCY GOOD.'. Thoy also beg to call special attention to lhair shli'inonts of tho celebrated " DOMKSTIC" Sowing Maehlno, m«lo by the vollkiown. and long established linns. UROVKR& BAKER, uiualgainatod with tho noniestio S.M. Cn„ and who. by thoir joint efforts, have stopped bo far ahead of nil other makers, that ovory n«rvo is boinu strained by ill now and old linns lo niter or mako thoir nuchinus ab noar as thoy dure go—to this splen ild production; and in some ensoa, PUFKI-.G a id LIES (whito nnd black) uro resorted to to try and sell inferior artiotos. W. 11. S. & Co. h-vvo ba-n practically Miungud in making Sowinpr Machines h^vwilh of 25}-eura. and they recently declined tho agency of a machine (now being puffed into tho markot by an Auckland dealer) on tho ground of Its not being sulllcU'iitly well mado for tho trado. Do not bo gulled, or get swindled with second-hand or interior goodß on the Imlf-a ---crir.v-n v week principle; but eavo your money, and buy for cash nt 25 pur cent, leas prico and ensure a thoroughly rcliublo und now macli'iio. Call und Soo for yourselves. And If >ou can buy for onsh, you may aa woll have a good us a I ud article. \V. 11. SHAKESPEARE & CO., Opposito tho Markot, Qocon-stroot, Auokland. MACUINKS RICPAIRED. W. O. D ENNES< THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED A Large Shipment of tho Challongo Machino of tho World— The White Co.'s Sewing Machine. Tho Moat Silent Tho Choapest Tho Moat Rapid Tho Highest Arm Tho Moßt Simple Tho Largest Taolo Tho Most Easy to Work Tho Bcßt Cover Tho Most Durablo Tho Simplest Siuittlo Tho Most Elegant Tho Neatest Stitch Treadle Machines, from C."> 10 . THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVEIt MADE, Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s. , Also. ALWAYS ON HAND, Genuine Singer Friutor and Rossman Werthoim Standard Howo Company's Wheelor and Wilson Grovcr and Bakor's Jonoa'B ABC Domestic Andothorgoodmakoa FEOM 2s. 6d. ter Week I 2s. 6d. ter Week | ALL MACHINES GUARANTEICD. Theso Machines can bo had ot my Agents :— Marcro ft and Co, Whangarei; Thomas Wc Is, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Onehunga; li. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and Hoylan, Uis borno; Brennan and Co., Tauranga; und at other places. mII E /. Uli A T "TiEPOT, QUEEN-STRICET. Ooliee xtaercnants OEOWN, BARBKI-l' & CO.'B AUCKLAND BTEAM OitfFEK AND SPICE MILLS.I COFFEES. IT IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAI GOOD COFFEE la tho beat stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summor. To obtain what you really want, ask for onr Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, whioh have sustained their good namea over Ten Years, and havo very much incroaaod in domand—a sure proof o their boing consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. p»_ Wholoaalo only at ourMllla and Agentß m. Retail at all "Grocery Establishments In Town and Country. §S _ \ Our best am£ tt-rcpl Brand, groenlabol I qualities. ,oC stannard , red VKvory pkge ar-- Hon pink „ I with our Sf*° ' ufeuature 385 s .« ga' 2 \ Oui '.owes >."! a _-, nflV.a.' pneo .. (, ouc'ltloa, p-£drow».' .. i-dlow ~ f without onr out ) f;-.'-:Mro, '"oul* PEPPERS and SPICEb wo gufiruiitee o Boat O iali ' •', aud ireo of adul teratlou. uosty BROWN, BARBKTT & CO . Hlllctt-streot July 13th, 1880,



n—■—■—«ana——— _-_-_-_-_ Land ani Estate Agents. LAND, INVESTMENT ANO TRUST AGENCY. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF GEORGE ERASER, VALUATOR, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. For tuk or Purchase of Properties. Tut" Investment ot Money. Tmc Man'agkmknt of E-Uites for Trustees and othors. SKILLED-SELECTORS AND VALL ERS FOR PURCHASING AND SELECTING. Tho attention of persons seeking investments, combining profit with security, and of Colonlata and Immigrants desiring to settlo on roally good laud, is requested lo the fact that thia Agency has now for s:ilo, amongst a number of other propert'esof a vuiii'iblo character, aoveral very i oxcelleiit Agrioulttua Farms ready at onco for oooupalion, having nearly all tho rough work dono, fern-oB erected, and comfortablo farm house- buiit, and lnrgo part of tho land laid down in grass, at reasonable pricoa, in Bottled districts, and possessing Railway and other I faellltioß for bringing produco to market. FOR BALK-TDK FOLLOWING PROPER- Tiirs I—(irat-class Farm, Main South Road, about 350 ucrua very rioN volcaniusoil,cultivated, foncod and subdivided; Willi a buautiful ltoaidenoj, and all nocojaary outbuildings, with lluo orolmrd and giud: n. Prico vory ohoup; a biTKuin,und turiiiaeasy. aß— Upper Waikato, largo Improvod Farm, of 8:10 acres, with houso and ncoiSaaary outbuild ings, noar linilway Ktiilian. Ccntval and rising district. A23— lt'ino littlo Fnrm, 75 acroa, In Bombay District; Ilrßt-clasa volcanic soil, nearly all In gnis'; goo I Houso. oil'orod oxcoptionally cheap. A2s—liitrgo farm, 1120 acres, Ilrat-olaBS volcanlo soil; 100 acres bush ; soil undulating. Prico moderate Knsy tornic; A3H—Farm, Waikato Valley, 303 acres, partly fencod, and in gnwa; good house, garden, and orchard. Railway conveniences. Als—Pulcokolio District, 1180 acres unlmprovod undulating, volcanlo luriil ; 160 ncrea buah with valuablo timber. Will bo sold cheap. AlO—Roßldenoound valnnblo Allotnient, Kyber Puri Itoid, near St. Sepulchre's Now Church. All-lleaullfiil Farm of IU) mii'os, with argo family lvnidonco; fcncuil, iiuli-iliviiloil, largo part miltlvati'il and in Kriisa, near Railway Hlntlon, within easy distance of Auckland. Vory cheap. All-Flno Count.y ReHldonoo, with II ucrea of land (V acres in good grasp, and 2 acres In orchard), garden, iivenuu. a»d BhrubberlOß; oi chard i,i full hearing, and house of 7 rooms, wiOi man's room, stablo, coach house, etc. Kuilor descriptions with Particulars on appll -0 it ion to GEORGE ERASER liivcfltnimil,. I.iiiul mill Trust Aguncy. INSTATE AND PROPERTY AGENCY I*3. FOR IMMKIHATIC BALE : TO DRa-PifRS.-Tliogo'jd-willof v iloiirlahlng Drapery llualncßß close to the city, mid frco- Imlil prcinlsoj, coutLtlug of Two Shops and live rooms et-.cli; also, 'I hree-roomed Cot tage Hituatu ut ooi inn-cf Hymon.ls and Kaal HtrcetH, fi-oiitai,'i).i 33 anil 115 fo.'l rcHpccllvoly. I'hla Ib a spli'iulid opportunity for procuriug a lirst-rato properly und oxcelleut buaineßa. Applicailona should bo muilo Immediately lo advertlsor, as tho property will bo oll'ered for a fow days only. Hi health Is Iho only ron son why tho property is Iv the markot. Stuck in-trudo and Hook Oobtß at a valua tion. FINKI IItIILDINU SITE 3at Mount Alboit; . r.iml chuncii for ritv men of scouring gojd freeholds in a rapidly ris ng locality on very easy terms. Alio a bountiful istatu of butwion 30and IU aorea, with commodious family roiideneo and .npU out buildings, oichurd, Sec. Prico very reasonable. Plans and pirlieuliirsat ollice. NORFOiiii-H'I'RItICT.-A naiv well - llnKhod Four-roomo.l lliui.c; freehold allotment 33 by 1(10. Grciltbarg.il. £2110, O.IOICE HUILIUNG ALIA) I'MKNT, Mount Eden, two minutes from Railway ftutiou. .C 2 por foot. Ui.oicjpt ona'iy .isy teru.H. A BARGAIN.—Kxtra wcll-llnislicil slx-roomcd House, with Hiiili-iooin, copper bollor, and ovory convenience, nearly new ; laivo Allut nieut, having frontagoa to No folk and I'aiuoron Btrmts, c:o.c to Ponsonby Road. Price, only i£ 120. TWO substantial woll - built Sevan - roomed HOUSE', with nira grounds, WillUm and llowo slroots. £100 each FINIC I'KOI'-KiY, huvn.g frontik-os to Grout North lto.nl uud llrisbiuio and Stanley ptj-rcts, being nearly laT au aero in cxiont. with g>')ii Bjve»-r0..m0.i Hon .>, well built aid newly painted ; water ar.d gas. Spl mild view. ( an ho had cheap, and on easy tonus, SHOP and IiWELLINO-IKll.riK, also Cottage, in this city; good position, A lino oppor tunity for a young tradesman, Prioo very low. TWO IIOUSKS. I'ompelier-slruot, Ponsonby; ono four and one six rooms; 10 x 7(1 allot nient: well, pump, tanks, and ov«ry Icon vonieno'. On b.ilo f^r month only.—Price very low—only £363, lIKKtHMOPS. Victoria-street, leasehold, 38 yearn uni'xplroil. Cheap. ItEGItNT-STKEET—Fivo-roomo-1 Houso for sab cheap. 11,1)00 AOKICd, Great Btrrler Island, farming und timbor land, from lis per acre; clioico election . • 'WO ISLANDS, Port, ritr.rov, 150 acres ; £100. • OUR-lto >Mi-> MOUS l_ .-. Kivo-roomod Hoimea, Six-roomed Hou.o . In Nowton, Ponsonby and claowhcro, S'limorons other Properties in various parts of tho Provincial 1)1 ..riot. 1' vo Uugo llloi'kH Native I.and. Hay of Plenty toi. Itnuister of Pioportios civil be inspected at I'm 0111co-51iiHiiriiii(V I'lillilinitH. W ANTED: I'o purchase, a Freohold site or .-'hop, In or near Queci.-alrcot; good price 'uri-hiiHcr- for .Stncki and Hburi'B aIBO for Farms und other Properties, Good liilla for Discount ut Reasonable ltates. Freehold Scoiiri'ics for viirnm auina ot monoy, at Current ltutea. TO LET: >N LEASE, I.ii'go P,iißlno»a PromlßPß, Durham Btreet west; Bplendid ccllarnge ; lir-)t-claBS O'ltrtinoea.—Cheap, t, r term of ycarß. TWO ShOPS ivlth dwelling attached) in Jymonds-strcol ; good s'und. Can bo had or 10 years at lor,' rental. For further particulars and cards to view ipply to J. li, UANDKHSON, BROKKR,Ifj\ND, ESTATK, ANI) COM fIirSION AGKNT, "> New Zkaland Insurance liuiLDmas, AUCKLAND WT-la M °SS & C°" LAND AND I'STATK AfiVNTS, suortland-street (Nkxtaidvk Hank of Nkw South Walks), M >NFA' TO LEND, nt current rates, in sums of £ii) and upwards, CITY. SUBURBAN. AND RURAL PRO PERTY for sale, anil Iho fullest information given to intending Sottlen or Investors. FOR SALE : Hlso— Now house, 8 rooms, lino viow Cooo—Largo hoii'o, with 1-acrc garden and orchard 2670—Houso. 7 rooma, qua ami water laid on 6000—Houso, 8 rooms, and froot'igo lo bcu bench CB2s—Houae. 10 rooma, and largo garden £370 —Houso, 7 rooms, new, well built, and well situated, with email gardon 83G0-A doublo house, 10 rooms, of which ono part la lot at &i, por annum £500—A now house, 0 largo rooms, with 1 aero of land, line viow, and clui>o to tea beach. £550—Houso, 7 rooms, with sea-bathing And soveral othor deairab'o residences In tho City ond Suburbs, to bo Bold on cosy terms. Aho: 120 feet frontogo to Brighton Road, Parnell, at 30b 1 acre closo to soa beach-£2OO 300 feet frontago (or less), North Shoro, at 25s 12 acres loaaehold, beautifully pltuated, and hold at £21 per aonum for GO years 5 acres at Remuora, a cholco building sito—£loo 11 acres -very lino lard with rood frontago— £1000 20 acros (or less) beaut fully situated, and com manding one of tho finest viows, with excellent land, at £75 por aero 9 acres with good homo closo to town—£6so 300 foet frontago (or lesa) in Ponsonby, at 20a 30 acres, a line suburban property with houso— £000 23 acres with Urge road frontago, houso, and bcwtiful pea view—£sllo 0 acres, a choico building Bito with largo boich frontago—£s 0 12 acroß adjoining a flno sea beach, to ba loased with purchasing c'auao of £100 With other properties-suburban and marine— from 10 to 100 acroa COUNTRY PROPERTHfS. A magnificent oatnto ot I,(1C0 acros consisting chiefly of rich alluviul and lino limestono land, noarly all fenced, largo p rtion im proved and in grass or crops, within oasy I roach of railway, und with long frontaxo to unavigub'o river, to bo sold for £0,500. Nearly all tho purchnao monoy may re main on tujrtgngo nt a low interest to a " bomi lido" Bottler. This is a raro oppor lunity I >r nnyono with v capital of four to llvo thousand pounds. 500 acres b™t alluvial and volcanic hind, closo to railway nnd within easy distance of cattle market. Largo portion in grasn and fenced, and winter fattening country of tbo finest kind, Prico £5 per acre, on tormß to ault purchsßor. 6000 acres very beat land, well situated nnd wi'hin easy dlstanco of railway—3ss por aoro 170 acres, with houao, all fencod nnd 'improved near Auckland, to be sold for £850 1000 acres rich land, limestono country and largo river frontago, at 20s por aero 1500 acres, a b'sutiiul property all fenced, with ion-? river frontage, vory rich land and largo part in gra<«, with flno dwelling house and out-buildinga; to bo sold for £5000 300 acres very fine land, nil fenced and in grass and cxcollent winter country, for £1000 280 acros rich bush land near railway station, £3 per aero 200 acres bush, noar town, land of best quality, 20a par acre. In addition tho above, we havo a largo number of farmß and sections of flrat-rato land in the beet parta of Waikato and other diatriota, varying In extent from 150 to 1200 acres, and of which we shall bo glad to givo full particulars on application. F. J. MO3S & CO., Land and Estatk Aoknts, Shortland-street, r.uool i as >s \J. TIME TABLK: Leavoa Ono .ansa— I Loavo3 Auckland- S.3oa.i/: 12noou 2,30 p.m. I 1.30 p.m. Saturday lii^hta— G. 30 p.m. | 11 p.m. Special Coaches as per Aorbbmbnt,



Land and Estate Agents I Joseph Gane, I jG.e. Clark j Fort-streot. . X Cambridge. LAND AND COMMIS3ION AGENTS, Fort-streot, Auckland, and Duko- , stroot, Cambridge. /.LAKK AND nANE From thoir long rcsidonco in Wuikato, their thorough knowledge of tho various Soils com prised in tho Auckland Provincial District, and ] their practical accquaintunco with Agriculture, i aro in posaußaion of facts that enablo them to < give tho most reliable information to Purchasers of Land; or, those Becking Safo Securities for j Investment of Capital. i F0 R SAL E. 800 aores, Houßo and Buildings, partly In grass, and 00 acres turnips. 200 aoros, Houso and Sheds, 100 acres in grass, oxcelleut quality. 62 acroa, unimproved, good district. 1200 acres, improved, gnod Dwelling, Out houaes, Sec, orchard and plantations. 150 acres reclaimed swamp, fencod and Bub divided. 010 acres, in grass, good buildings, noar rail way. 431 acres good cultivated farm, largo out buildings, and comfortablo Homo. Othor Properties for Sale, small or largo; full particulars from tho advortlsora. Booia ana Shoes. ' .#Wtvfl.i *25% BEf- 0W m^^^_W__aSi_U Grcmt Gloaranco 3''ol^B u'Hn unp,c (_n*'^l'-i'f^lffl!*irf!s^-iKlcc^Cllted low figure W^______fi_y^SK_w,¥io "mko' vY ay for "■ Noto tho address, '-IllMiP1 ™ " and write it upon tho tablota of your memory : W. JOHNSTON, Hoot and Slioomakor, Victoria-street. Groat Sacrifico of tlio abovo Goods for Ono Month only, Oil and Colour Merchants. "IVTEW PAPER 11 AN GIN GS ll FOR 188 C. Largo and Small Huyors of Paporhanglngs Wll do well tv call t HOLLAND . BUTLER'S PAPJCIUIANQINns, Oil.. COI.OUIt, & GLASS Warehouse, 28 & 30, VICTORIA .STREET, AUCKLAND Whoro may bo Inspected ono of tho largest and bost-aolectod Stocks Of Paporhanglngs in New Zealand, From Id per picco to tho moat costly. GILT &J STAINED PICTURE-FRAME (MOULDINUI In Great Varioty. P IOTURK-FRAMINO IN ALT, ITS miANCHBS, At lowost posalblo ratoa. Oils, Colours, (llaaa. Varnlahoa, Druahwuro Scrim, Glaaa Shades, Wax Flowor Making Materials Sec, Sec. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. WP H 1 LLIP PS & SON • lluvo received, ex LATE AItItIV AL S, THE LATEST DESIUNS N L> APE It HANGING S, And in Groat aiieiy. FIIKNCH AND ENGLISH PANEL DECORA TION ri For Private Halls, Publio Saloons, Bars, Th; atroa, Sec, Sec. OOI.I) OKNTHICB TOR CKILINUB. Hessian and Scrim, all qualities OU aud While lead in wood aud iron Paints, Varnishes, anil all Trade Sundries Plato sheet, Oruuinmitul Photo Opal Sllvoro) Pkto and Flutod Glass Glass ShiuUii, Artists' Materials Gilt Moulding . PICTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FANCY FRAMES, AI.IIU MS, BCKEENS, &c„ &c. Sec, W. PHILLIP PS & SON, 05 Se 07. QUEEN-STREET. Gunsmitfts. w. b. eAZARD GUNMAKEK, IIV APPOINTMENT TO HIS VXtIICIXENCY THE GOVERNOR HIT NEW ZBAtAND. 103. Q U EX N -STIt EX T, AUCKI- AN D, Agent, for W. and i). SootlMinl fon'B (Juna, ani for Hay, Morrickn and Co.'h (Limited) Gunpowder Mills, Rosliu, Edinburgh. HAMMKRLESB AND CHOKEBORE '^S-JojQJ S^S^ftg^l. "£.-38 GUNS, Shipments now ready from W. and V. Scott and Sons, I.Hiuic Ilolli.i & f-ona, P. Wobloy & Son, Bland . ton, W. W. Greoacr, and other mukora. Httmiuurloßß Gmiß .. .. £15 to £XS Douhle Hi-ooch-loudera .. £5 to £18 Singlo «ltto £5 to £7 Doublo Mur .lo loudora £2 15s to £10 Single ditto £1 10»to£o Snider Carb'ncs £3 10a lo £5 Mailini-llenry Rifles .. .. £oto£lo Saloon i iiles .. .. £2 Oa to £3 5a Ri.voh.ra £lto£s Air nuns, shooting ball or shot £110a DIRECT SHII'MKNTS OK SPORTING PoWDER Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Casoß, ltiflo and Rovolvor Ammunition, Gun Caiea, Uamoßags, Cartridge Holts, Recappori<, Turnovers, Powder Flaskß, Shot Poaches, See. Ejo* for Hird-atufllng. FiKKiitMM purchased, or Kxchangod. Repairs promptly and efllclontly dono. tar W.H.H. draws apeclal attontion to hia Shootikq Gallery, 10 yards lono, where Uro anna may ho tested by Intending purchasers. Open for Rifle and Pistol Practico daily. DUVITT, Gunmaker, '2s__, Queen e atreot. Auckiana, opposito tho Markot houso. Established, 85J.—AlwayB In Stock and to arrivo by direct importation from England mado to advortlsora own order,—Chokoboro Brecch-loadlng Guns, Doublo and Single Muzzle loaders, Mieech-louding Revolvers, Hreech-load ing Rook and Rabbit R'floa, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powdor Flasks, Shot Pouohes, and every articlo necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of ovory description of Revolver Cartridges, ana all tho beat Branda In Sporting Powdors aro Imported direct from tho makora by tho advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cnrlrldgea for the Knllold, Snidor and Terry Klflea. Metallio Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and othor speci alities alwaya on hand. Country dealers liborally doait .vlih. Guns Ro-atooked, Brownod, etc., and every othor kind of Firearm Repaired ut reosonablo prlceß. Notice.—Juat to hand, a lot of good eorvicoablo C. F. Chokoboro Broeoh loadlng Guiib ohoap. Tho largest stock in Auokland to choose from. Also, In Btock, a argo assortmont of Firo worka of .tho ;best ualltv. Fishing Tackle ftafldlery. WS. „ ON E S • Having Just landed ex ' Fernglon," Loch Doon,' and ' Scottish Lassio' a large assoi* • montof all kinds of HARNESS MOUNTING& ho la now propared to oxecuto all ordors for Carriage Buggy, Singlo or Pair Horso, Gig or Dog Cart, Singlo or Tandem Harnoßß. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our'own mako, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. Always on hand, a Large Stock of CAB, SPRING CARI', [DRAY AND FARM HARNES W.S.J. has always a largo gonoral stock, com priaing Racing, Stoeplechaso, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stablo Requisites, Summor and Winter Horsoolothing, Valisos, Portman teaux, Courior Bags, Waterproof Paste' for Saddlea and Harness, Compos, Oils, Sec FLY NETS IN GREAT VARIffiTY. ELLIMANB EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improvod extra Btrong PACK g ADDLES always on hand. From 60s. Five por cont. Discount allowed for Caßh. W. S. JONES, OTHCKN-STUKET. AUCKLAND. "fcToRTH SHORE AND WAIWERA ■^ royal mail coach. Time Table:— Leavo FlngatafT Hotel, North Shoro, ovory Monday, Wicu-acsiiAY, and Friday, on arrival of the 9 a.m. Boat from Auckland, Calling at tho Lake, Lucas' Crock, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Orowa. Loavo Wniwera Hotol every Tuesday Thursday, und Saturday, at 8.30 a.m., for tho North Shore. JAMES LORD,) )■ Proprietors, JAMES DODD.j



Merchandise. THE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, PHE BEST AND MOST BASH* WORKKD FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN I_U MARKEi, Without Rkqabd to Price. With the MachinTT ~'«jn)Bhed-He^OT Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins 01 Can, Oil Screw Driver, Five Needles. Gauge, Table Clamfcana lirectionsfor use. All securely packed in strong jase, without extra oharge. .-,„„„__, ,_,„,, It will hem, foil, bind, cord, braid,seam, tuck rufllo, homatitch, and gather, and bow on and gather at tho samo timo, and will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk Cotton, or Cotton Thread. No. 1-HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £4. N.8.-Thls is also adapted for use pn talbes and Treadlo, which we will supply at any time, of elegant American manufacture tor £2 5s No. 2—MACHINE for Treadlo uso only, having tho very groat advantago of Doing set level with tho tablo, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some polißhcd top, complete, reduced to £6 ss. No. 3—MACHINE, with pollened covers aa abovo, to look and protoct machine, re duced to £1 7b. Where tho gonulno "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC lINES aro not procurable wo will send thou Ircet to purchasers on receipt of remit tano roforenco. ■gVERY Q.ENUINE HOME-SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M OBS & C°* SOLE-AGENTS, SYDNEY, N. S. W. far BEWARE OF OERMAN AND BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS. *S» HOLE IMPORTERS I L. D. N A T H A N & C O . AUCKI.A.ND. Wo havo appointed tho underslgnod Sole Re tail Agont for Auokland, whoro the genuine Homo Shuttle Machinos aro procurable by time payments. Illustrations, Spociinons.and'luitlon free of charge. J. V. BREDA, SHORTLAND-STREET {_•-■ rfl RE E nIF TSi Tho Proprietors of WoLnc's Aromatic Sohikdam Schnapps, to Induce the destruction and provent tho improper uso of tholr wrappers and labels, and thus furthor protect the Publlo against frauo and docoptlon, havo enclosed in tho wrappers o undor tho label on the quart bottloa Binoo Ist October, 1878, and oontlnuo to IN K^khi* Day" Packing Throughout tho Your THREE 3&1 ORDERS. Which aro drawn upon tho undersigned, and will bo cashed by. thoir Agonts. To aoouro thoao Gifts tho Publlo must be oaroful to aak for, ondaccopt nothing but, tho Gbnuink Udoliuio Wolfe's Schnapps, With our nnmo upon the Top Labe'. AGENTS I L. D. N A THAN & 0 0., AUCKLAND Tho beat in tho World Indlsponaablo to every housohold, and a boon to all houßowivo-. Makes do'iclous Puddings without egg', Paetn- without butter, and beautiful Uiiht Bread without yeast. Sold by Grocers, Oilmen, Chemists' &c GOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDERS. For making Dollolous Cuatarda without eggsl In lesa timo and at half tho price. Unequalled for tho purposes Intended. Will givo tho utmost satisfaction If tho lnatructiona given aro implicitly followed. Tho proprietors entertain tho greatest confidence In the article, and can rocommond it to housekeepers generally aa a useful agent in tho preparation of a good Cuatard. Givk it a Trial. Sold by Grooers, Chenilsta Italian Warehousemen. &o. PREPARED BY GOODALL BACKHOUSE & CO., Whits House street, Lkedb. WHOLESALE OK L. D. NATHAN & CO Sevkn Prize Medals awarded r"{ oodall s ttousehold Specialitiesi A|Single Trial solicited from thoso who havo not yet tried thoso splendid preparations. GOODALL'S YORKSHIRE RELISH. The mont'doliclouß Sauco in the world. This Cheap and excellont Sauco makes the plainest viand* palatable and tho daintiest dishes more dollolous. To Chops, Steak?, Fish, etc., it is Incomparable. Sold by i-rocr", Oilin- •. Chemist", &o. G'i D ILL'S BAKING POWDER, _^ ADDLERY. Ex 'Dunloe' and 'Lady Jocelyn,' S)K CASES ASSOUTKD LADIES' AND rQD GENTS' SADDLES (Australian Shape), Made expressly to our order by ono of tho Beßt English makers. L. T>. NATHAN & CO. DIS^UIT, DUBOUCHE & GO'S CELEBRATED PALE BRANDY. We havo nlways on hand the aDove Cele brated Brandy, m bulk, cases, on star, four Star (very old, niila), flasks, half flasks, quarter flasks, orystal rrols decanters. and2-Gallon Crystal Vats. L. D. NATHAN & CO., sole Importers. JJ 0 T I C E. READ BROTHERS BOTTLE .OTIIINO BUT BASS'S ALE AND GUIN NESS'S STOUT. And thoy havo no connection whatever with any other Bottling Firm rfIONSUMERS SHOULD ASSURE THEMSELVES OF READ BROTHERS' DOG'S-HBAD LABEL (represented above) Otherwiso thoy got anIENTIRELY DIFFER ENT ARTICLES. SOLE IMPORTERS: L. D. NATHAN & CO,



Merchandise. mBAS! fJIEASI fJIEAS! ! DIRECT SHI nMENTS, ] Purchased in Foochow and Calcutta, speci ally to our order for the Auckland Trade, j Tho large and increasing business wo aro now < doing in Teaa compel ua to keep a GOOD and WKLLASSORTED STOCK, con stating of— Fine, Medium, and Low Black Leaf Congou, _ Flno? Meofum! and Low Blaok Loaf Congou, , TruenKai XBow Congou and Souchong Kalsow, , in halt-cheats and boxoa, extra strong 1 and flavoury Pekoe Souchong, in half-chests Spring-picked N ingcho w, in half-chests Assam I'ekoe, in half-chests Scented Caper, In boxes Orange Pekoo, In boxoa Young Hyson, in quarter-chests Ganpowoer, and .„ _ , . Uroken Black and Broken Mixed ABsavna of unuaual strength, and very suitablo for mixing purple J, in chests and nail chests. We sell in wholesale parcels, and by theslngle package, the beat inducement for business being offered to regular trade buyers. L. D. NATHAN 4 CO., g7Tyo~owkn • c O. Queen-street Wbakf, HAVE ON SALE (EX RECENT ARRIVALS) : A LARGE STOCK OF HTEAS, CUGARS, Q.ttOCERIES, AND QILMKN'S gTCRES, Comprising— FINK TEAR, in half-chests and boxes Victoria and Sydnoy Componioa SUG 4.KS Mauritius and Fiji ditto CANDLHIS-Belmont, Do Roubaix, &c, &o. Starch, Blue, Soap, Soap Fowdora, &o. Currants, Flga, Barcelona Nuts, &c. Kleme, Mußcatoll, and Sultana RAISINS Jams, Candled Peel. Marmalade, Jellies Brown & Poison's and Brown's CORNFLOUR CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, Wesences Van Houten'a, Taylor's, and Fry's COCOA and CHoOOI.ATtf NeavosFood, Majzlna Salad and t;aatorOil, Hair Oil, &c. Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &0. Blaoking, Rlacßlead, Vußtaa _ HICK, SAGO. TAPIOCA, ARROWROOT Salmon, Lobster, Sardinoß, Cod-flsh, Ling, &c Butter, Choeso HAMJ and BACON Washing and Garb. Soda Tartaric Acid, Cream of Tar r Paper, Paper Bagß, Confectio.ner Bags AMERICAN GANNKD FRUITS, &o. &0. &C 0. G. W. OWEN & CO., QUEKN STttEST WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 300 sacks Mock's Crown Brand FLOUR 600 „ Wflajn, Hsrraway Se Co. a FLOUR 100 „ R. AndersoK'a FLOUR 600 „ Auckland Ground IfLOUR 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLOUrt GO tons „ Make, &c, in Small Bags 800 sacks HEAVY Oil's 500 „ TARTARIAN SKKD OATS 600 ~ UKAN anil SHARPS 100 „ FO«vIJ3'WHKAT 800 bags Wcßtorn and Westell's FINE and COAKHK SALT 200 cases KERO3INK OIL 635 bales Grey, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER ->n<l 1 \»PEh BAGS G. W. OWEN & Co., QUEEKN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : SO casoß Primo CANTKRBURY CHEESE 30 owt. Primo HAMS and BACON 10 tona CANTERBURY POTATOES. b'ov Bale. rpiKi /.OLDF IEL D. WHANG ArOUA ESTATE. This Proporty is now OPEN FOR LEASE FOR GOLD-MIWING PURPOSES, On tho following tcrma :— CLAIMS to bo Three Acres in extent. RENT- ForFirat Two Years _.. £2 10s per acre For Second Two Years „ £1 per acre For Remaining Three Years .... £6 per aore Leases will be granted for 7 Years, and wi contain a Purchasing Clauso, to be exercised a option of tho Lessee within Ono Year trom date of Lease The leases will be prepared by the Company's Solicitors, and will contain such Covenants and Conditions as they may deem necessary, and the Company undertake that the cost to Lessee for a Leaso shall not exceed Three Guineas, exclusive of Stamp and Registration Fee. The Surve s will be mado by Company's Sur veyors, and iho cost of any Survey for a Lease ehall not exceed Five Guineas. C. A. HARRIS, JUN.. Manager N.Z. Timbor Co. (Limited). Auckland, 4th February, 1881. Fancy Goods. piHARLES T7-ELSKY & /".0., queen-street, Dirhct Importers of FANCY GOODSI And of Every Xi .d."B* ALBUMS, PURSES, BAGS, FANS Belts, Card Cases, Cigar Cases, &c. Needle Cases, Companions, &c Combs, Brushes, Toilet Racks Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors Butter and Bread Knives Carved Butter and Bread Platters vases, ornaments Flower Stands, Butters, Honies, Dishkb BEST ELECTKO-PLATE GOOD 3 CRIBBAGE BOARDS Draughts, Cress, Dominoes BAGATELLE BOARDS And other In-door Games Work Boxes, Desks DRESSING CASE 3 Stationery Racks, Rulers, &o, together with A HOST OF OTHER GOODS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Tbelr GOODS being all Purchased por OASH (by their Mr H. R. Kelsey, of London) DIRECT from tho English and Continental Manufacturers, C. K. & Co. aro enabled to offer ALL GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. TTwo Doors Below Morrins', Ironmongerl. jy^ us. jy own, STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPER HOBSON-STREEiT. Established 1861 Evert Description of Stay Corsets, &o Surgical Bklts, upon the Latest Improvements, i Shoulder Straps Made to Order. Country. Orders Punctually Attended, To