CORRESPONDENCE.

EARLY CLOSING,

(To the Kditor.)

Srß.—From time to time the attention <jfthß! public has been drawn, through the medium of the Freas, to the question -which h&s been more* or lees successf ally advccated in the old countrr viz., that of early closing. At the present time' in our city, complaints innumerable are from' day to day sent in from all parts, and not i long ago a slixht agitation -was , created through the several letters published In' the .evening Star in relation to tha question. What is really wanted here and elsewhere is ■ tha tradespeople to ioin together.en masje/and do away with the lato hour customer, in jjrjn- " land, not long since, a small paper was stalrtscl in a provincial town strongly advocating th»: suppression of long hours, andby conn"nlne> itself to this point and urging strongly tho benefits both to tradesmen and their custdmera' of early closing, gained for itself a reputation ' which still dings to it, and has made it oneot the most eagerly songht after jouriials in the United Kingdom of Great Britain. Of coerce' the complaints vary considerably, but the plain' English of it i 3 that not only does the employs' suffer in boiily health, but his wife onir children have to suffer also. In son.c cases tha assistants at (let u> say) a large drapery estab- ' lishment are permitted to go home' at eleven o clock on Saturday night many ,ot them residing some d istance fi om their Bceneot work. ' In a case of this sort, the weather' (especially at this seaseni being perhapp: cold1 and rainy, they turu into a hotel ju.t totakaia! "{night cap ;" here they may meet .I'ooq, Hit*;) and Harry, who,of course commence talking over their troubles, and then it 'cads to'another ; and another drink, until the man. rollshome to I the wife who haa been sittmn up waiting lory him, oftener than not in a very jollyntate ot eo so—and the next morning feels as much, in clined to go to church as . Tben.of course,1' the wife Buffers —breakfast in bod, and other?) unusual work tjdo. and the house is generally. ! thrown into disorder1. On the other hand.say ho" 1 goes Btraight home from his work and to bed; When he wattes next morning (and providingl -the weather be fine), does henotfeel more inclined to take some • long, walk in: the fresh air after being cooped lip all tha' week in one place? ' Little' he. thinks ahoub church, and in the afternoon drops off to sleep? to get some relaxation, thu3 leaving the wife,, almost entirely to herself to perform thedevo-.' tions soi necessary to every Christian family; 11 In London the principal drapers' shops are alii closed at 2 p.m ; in Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, : and other large towns, all are c.'osed by i o olopfc, and in many cases it has been found to be hot, only beneficial to the cniDloye. but to the em ployer. Ihe argument is brought forth about • the working man as to when he is to purchase his,, goods. In our city aro not the woriingmon,' paid off by noon at 2 o'clock at latest, and' then have they sot all the., afternoon to make their purchases—if pot, surely the wife can get her hoisery or cloth, or even groceries, on Monday morning, and so' on; enough during the week to last over Sunday.; 'Jhere is rmicta," more expuse for keeping shops lv England than { put herd. In. the first place, the: wages, arei smaller; the second, they are not generally paid, Mil sor 0 o'clock in the evening: and1 lastly; we' maintain that lesß colonial beer wonld be drnnki: and there would be more money for household * purchases if all such business was concludedj before six o'clock oh' Saturday evening;- 1 am,' ; -."1^ w, a \ :-.:■■ ■ . , P. : :AYlVailiill

SPOOPENDYKE CONSULTS HIS BETTER HALF.

roiq •Now, my dear^" said Mr Spoopen^^j as he drew -writing materials towards' him j, "now, I want your woman's -wit./,,T-Ueaai fellows insist that I must respond to tho toast, 'Woman,' ' to-morrow'/hifthtjj apd.'ll' must prepare a tew! remarks.1 If we Wth, go at it, we'll get up something nice.'. 1'; "l~: " W hat you want," a.rgued',Mr's dyke, cnteriug intp'the spirit of (he ufrd.'e'i>, uanß i,'tiprin§! : her\teetli''withi'iierl thimble; ' : 'Vhat you want r is wpman in,h'sj; vaiious,phases." ... '.;,'. /},.,™ lts iSli I"What I want is a speechi" retorted Mr, Spoppendyke.-, "They, h'avenH'. riu£..ma, down for a panbrjima.-' I want ,a,,slipVt r address; full,of good points ami. pleasant i-: things about the ladies. Now, I- shall,: begin, 'Fellow■citizen's ——'" •'!, .' J.'L' r .' ... ".But women ain't.fellow-citizens.'.^, should.say^——" ''. '.]'■■".." ".,''." t '' ; '\f ■■* j :"Yo|u'd say, ' fellow' b&ck-liair.'.that'a', what ybu'dsay,**l'm tiddresaing the'people,, and,they're all'ihen'; don't yon-XpfiTtsJt&{ got jto'; commence, sbmwhere^.'ian^jjhea^jf, go on. [ Now :'.','.'Slell6w'.citi2enß,*'je.gatßiugj '■■ women, our origin, our.."companions) '.bujjl posterity; bur'uiothtiv.'.our AyivesJ',,'aud ou^'J daughters, what more can we say thantjiai.j ; tbey give Us Hfe niake it happy, ■ ,'and-sdbiK! its decline f How's;tha't ?" { ;,'„',' ,'X^ ' I " Is that the same woman?" asked 0 i&» i 0 SpboperidyTce, bending over the table, Z^ti^ ■■'■ don't strike me that'she'^ould care to nave',, it put in that .way. 'JVVhy not'say; '. j citizens, we areassem— '-r-^-"'-', ' r „','>>'-{if '■ " What's the mattet with you, peinanjea; Mr iSpoopendyke.''. '.'■'. I've got; to open'witjii a sentimerit, abd you'can't find anyfhiiig.',, moregraceful. than that...Then- I .Svi^'gjijj on :'" 'Sherises ia tlie,cradle, ire^cj^sher w meridian'at'.thej altar, and goes' djjwn.^*',^,,. flood of dew -thegrave.'. 'Can, yp t ii yi}Sfl' ;/ ihat?" '' ; ",,,'','*..- ■",'] ',! '.'.. '.-'^t i J-'iViA. i ■•• I don't like that so welt.as'tlje'.otherj'j remonstrated'"Mrs- Sp'obpobilvjjey '••"'(Yob^ make1 her a mptber while, she's "a.baby jjan^J' as for the grave part.lyou dtfa't stop to think', that she inaybfe another meridian by-getting!, mnririo/1' jiaain. T; wniiljl 'Ray fnmptlijaa' like.'tma :, ' •Fellow pitizens,', Vfti' *!.?.[■■ issem—' "'\' ', ' ';:. •'. '' i,.[{ '"".jj j"; N.o, I won't either. ' r hi»'fi Koingjtqjgei j married again.?'Can't you'see that I'jnonjy., parryingput the!first idea'pt brie;in^,*coin<>j panionship;' anii posterity;!' ( ..Rising ,ln,{ £h,a cradle means giving us bii'tU'. '' "PQJK^dSiSI hold up. ' Suppose r'sky next: '^Ye revere j her asampther, adbre'her ■^atifl;' .' ''.''' say, what dp i^e,do ior* hej^ ■ as a daughter ?" ", r, , v'; inn Wnial ] "We'll 'fm! might flay wedress her, >;'jvn'4'i educatie' her, and keep 'an eye pa her—gnd^) and, " ... " l '; ' i | .\." J,.'.'. '~■'..'.;. 'ir jy«;j['p-"i i "Spankher Cbafoundit J \\ Span,k.'4§rj|js Why don't you sayjapank her;?" howled JJfr.* Sppbpendyke,.; " Can^'y.bu^think cfsotae s ,f thing poetical? I've 'got' that wei revere oiiip^ mothers and adore our,wiveß,'and."l 'ssn£l something for the'daughteri/c^n'Cybujorjg,; something?" .. j :t: v"Aasvj J .'• We a homei ff>r her.. .IWpftliiii • "'!' Yes, of1 course I"'raved''Mrl,"feppopgii^ dyke. 'That's the ideal That'fixesi4,AUs, you want now is two ' prolonged laughterp/,; ffonr continued applauses,' one.jKentlJQ* siasm,' r and 'a.J.voic^j ,tp>be an.'praiion'lj •Fellpw-pitizens,' 'we,',i.jEurniah'"'jherirwitn;^ f bached eggs "and .bean's'l -~F ellowf'ci^ensju wj revere ,her' ; as mother, we adore her aa ; ; wife, and as daupliter y/e change the she^tßa once a: week 1 Fejlow-pitizeris, we, pasfthe^ri tHe'gr'ayy ! '. Fellb^cjtizena ]'"!, yelled ;jMt* Spoonpendyke, gesticuhxtingjike^^horeeifl chestnut tree, ".'FeUpw-citi^enSj-if ..sjift) wants'! her, peef; rare, /, .we, giveI,it ;to her it .r FellowTpHizens,; we give Mi, all x the .buiteiJ Bhe cart paste on her bread^jl^that JtJjaij you want me to say?' Expect,'t'm.,gohigi,! to stand around; and rnakc a measly as«'r of myself? ' 'Fellow.citizenß,"'as mpthejtr 'me reverveherrl Fellow-citizens, as<wife adore her'!'Fellbw-eiiizens',' tp^helpjj?,'} man to get up a speech, she's thp, veriest donkey that ever "."raised.l.aj'family I 1 Wah-h-h-h," • ahripked Mr Spoopendy.kajM pnrple in the face, "vgotauy,'mpretfsujgfsi tibns*?'KnbV any more' 1 eloquence? ana the worthy gentieman" leaned back in his chair speechless. . .s.a b'.oO .0 baa •'! o'll « " ! "Couldn't you .leave;JfeEiont-Jflltos'l' l gether!" recommended ,M.r3,. ; Bpqppendyke. y Can't yo"u just revere'hef Jas motlier.anii adore her as wife ? As iqr'.tWdftuibK^, yflatl might pasfitVyeJcwith.saying:l'^Feliowi'i citizens, .we are assem^-, 1'- •:'•■>} ' M'''i'"'}l' { f r ' j ."Yes/ or-r;.can.;but' her'ihroatrlrpro-'j claimedMrSpoopendyJce,>f:'fl.caitake'her''{ to .the poundJ! I; can «alt">lier;-abwH!'tti uf winterJ-use! ; Confbund'.tfip'speebli' 1"' and' ■ Mr Sppopendyke .dancedipp.i'the'fragmentsii of his notes, i To-morrow night I'll' answer ' that toast by- telling what .a'-.despicibioI,'] old mule you'd make of;any man that^wouldd listen to you," arid: Mr Spoopsndyke bapged;li himself into, the bed hke! a; beqr.spißgbk'i and went to sleep ,'i;; J Jv:.\, X "',. J.;J',[":^:,;',; B ; i "Welli!" thought Mrs-Spdbpendyke,aS' , she took: down her i hair,- and 'put it up,: again, ''I don't see why^heI'op^idn't.sayT-' '■Fellow'citizens, we are assembled hiWtori. say something poetical .about women; and ,: the best I carisay is, Wesho^, her'.wheiai^o.i. doh*t always love, and.We love hipjr.wKen.we'i don't alwayaihpw it.f : That's sensiblei!and>» it's.so,I,', sighed Mrs; Spoopendyke.'^ilUpg';, averher!husbantt'fsr.bdots,j; good jWornan'opQried the. window on her-1 spouse's side of.the bed, and'sticking'S|e^' ping in the pillow, in ca^e'.she^hbuld wank ■]' them in the night, she Svent prayerfully to »• sleep.--'.:' ." .':/•;'.;■.■/.i'.^tm-oicwisoiiJTiM* :

THE AUCKLAND STEWING STAR; JULY 20."

Printed: and, published by tho PrcterfeM4.j;(3 ' Hbnby Bbktt, of Symonda-rtreet.- n,ax ißW.^t ' Cteneiiat Steam <Vrtotlti&Ottt&''mmsfim;!iV i ttroet, in tiio Province of Auotland,;NßrrZe»r land, WBWKBOAt, Jray 2ft 1851,



I Auction Bi I -,< ; t TO-MOREOW. THE , REMUERA YARDS. |pOX SALE, on Thursday, July 21st, at ■* ono o'clook, 20 Qaict Ihree-jrear-old Steer ir,,,-.i D.iiryCows, Store Cattle ' "'l5O Fat Cattle GOOKatSbeep .<-. I J. Ffit and Htoro piss- "' ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JULY 22. T..H E HAYMA RKE T. TTTORSE,. BUGGY AND HARNESS. ThoHorso is staunch and quJot, and tho Baggy and Harness In good, order. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FJKIDAY, JULY 22. THE /HA V M A R X 1, T:K: USEFUL HORSES, FROM JLO WHANGARKL '■'i':l l .'ALFRED BUCKLAND. . nOUNTKY CATTLE SALES . . Prjjbt—Wednesday, Jaly 20. Si: i Papakuba-Wednesday, July 27. //■ALFRED BUCKLAND.. .. FRIDAY, JULY 22, ,Yi ';'■■ i •''At Twelve o'Olock. AT:H:e;^ H A V M A R X E T. ALFRED BUCKLAND WILL sell, by auction, the Thorough bred Yearling Filly, fall sister to KenU ■worth,. by r Kelpie, . dam KmpreßS. iby New Warrior, out of Edith. Bred by M.H.Reynolds, Ksq,; N.B.W. , ' .'.ri-'iU TOiMO RKO W. ■ JULY 21.., o - I»RESDEN CHINA, ORNAMENTS, Dresden Ornaments, Flower Stands, Butter Coolers, Cruets, Glassware, Cutlery, Perfumery, Saddles, Bridies, Girihs, Vases, g Electro plated Spoons and Forks, :, Bread Knives, Watches, Clocks, Sponges, ;.:;• v&c;^.,,':■ &a, ; ' &o, '"" ■'"' ' GABRiEL~LEWIS : HAS received instructions to sell at his Store on the above date, at 11 o'clock, To Close Accounts, ;^ &j PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. "' ; . ■ 't o-m or row, - -thursday, 12 o'clock. bottled ale and stout, FIXTURES, &c. CARBINES & TAYLOR TXAVEb'eceived instructions to sell by n auction, at Bindon and Oo.'a store, corner High-street and Vulcan Lane, on Thursday, at 12 o'clock, 70 dozen Quartz—Alo and Stout 112 dozen Pints—Ale and Stout s >'■ ' . Bottling Syphon, Kegs, Shelving 2000 Labels, Blook and Tackle, Bottle Baskets , ,• Loftas.Cooking Machine, Skids Lot Kmpty Bottles, quart and pints &c, &0,, Sco. B, TONKS. B. C/CABE. B. D. TONKS. • ti j!;, /^TUESDAY, JULY 26.;.'. ' .'•ijjP.'O-S T P O N~E ME N;T. . \ mflE 'SALE OF INDIAN TEAS JL V POSTPONED to Taesday, the 26th inst. "' B.'1 TONKS :; & CO., V,,'; 4';.1.,!', ; Auctioneeis. ( i ■■ - ■■■■: :;;^,;;frida!y;;July:;22. ■ > 'i V'l;- D U R H AiM YARD S. TTIOR'SALE, at the Durham Yarda, pa JJ Frldaynext. ,'.' IM .': Vi 1 Brown Draught Horse, staunch, from ■ Ta'fafiaW 1 Medium Draught Horses; fair trials given 2 Medium Draught Colts . 1 Bay Mare, 6 years, good hack. 1 Good Hack i Useful Light Harness Horses. 1 >:.'(■> l'''-'- : ' AIM,- - '. :■■■■{'..:':■ j1 ; Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horses. o'clock. a:;!,;:/, -/.:^ HUNTER & NOLAN. Matt -!il '..' '■ '■' -■iI .' H, TOHKfJ, E. C, CASK. 1!. D. TOOTS.. AEG A : ,N*.S @ ~f\ R GiA.N S] "n ' MONDAY, AUGUST 8. G R E A 'Tl' li; S l A L E i.:-:Ai ■,-.'■■ ;•■■«_• ;•. ■■ '"• '", wiLoox & wmf a f * MSKICAN /"VRGANS, _ _ IN.AIX StSLES, ~. . : } y , • Fory Quality''and Fiuiih XTnequalled, .xoiTQUA /a ujoa^a o- ONVEBW SHOBTI. ; ''/ B. T O N|K^ S & C d. f J ,r,;!uvfa mi' i >- : . v • r jri :■-.' ABzJi • ** B: ,TON? S & co- „~/ iffTT'lLli iflr fnture hold Regular Saleajof Landea'-Property every MONDA? a 12oolock. ,TJI AM ——^-"l ;f TH A T Parties dOßirous of disposing of Hoqscs, Farms or Landed Property df any description: will. please, if possible, furnish particulars not; later than Thursday in each week. %)' TONKS''& fCO. s A F O - R B E S, ./.% • ,V:()rAU,CTIONBKR!;> ■. HU UK tAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AOENT, ,1 il 'd POKEKOHE, '"■ X O 'i OUT-DOOR SAU3;Um>KETi.Kia» ~; : . , , .^-/r ;-:'K) ■;)"/■■• i '■ .:=.■; . .v!i>r; Umbrella Maker. ~;, -\TEATLYj ■' QUIGKLW CHEAPLY' J3l (My Motto.), i > .(My Motto.) ,:im(i:l j'SAw') -'t^i i ..! ,ii '•-.■..> ii When ainyHalaroneOJ\'r ; »;For patUonlan arrives there will bo •-■ I »PW mnnHir g'liiiii'!" ■■"'.'!.'' >' '«/'.■ -'ri'' ,-:■'■'-'■:''. QUPERIdS-CSR^tJGATEp; TANKS,' 7 S. PARKER TCAB FOR SAlißtamumber of-.the above with TaD ready for nse, £2-and upwards, at his Steim Works, ViCToniA-BTKSET.or his shop, "WBLLKSLBY-fITBBEi1, large quontitias of Spont inK Bideing, and Down plpds always In stock. Verandah Icon- curved at shortest notice. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Plp^A choice soffiba'of Ohahdoliers, &c, athia Wellesley street shop. Country orders will always reoeive his prompt attention;' Licensed to lay on Water. .".',,, Sole Patkntss! op the IMPEOVKD LEAD 7l?ril in E, D??: RlDßlNß. ■■,;■■ .■.:■::■ ■VVT'X^^kl>;' a\l' to read .the; following T V .. ,l}«t of. Extraordinary Bargains (for two Months, only)':—Ladles' Comets, reduced from 6s to2»apair; Laaiea Stocktons;redneedto3ld per p'ajr ; Ladies' Felt.Kmbroidered PetHooats,, reducedjfrom 153 to- 7a 9d and&i;9d. each- Stamped, VrfVet, 'reduced from is 6d to 2a 6d per yardln'»ot;'l*Sß tban.loneiyatd-length_lißeaded Trlnfim'CiSi!W.':2a. and-3d per yard; Boys' and Men^FefV'Hawr (small sizes), at warehouse prlce3; Two-button Blaok Kid (Jloveails 6d per pair; Green Window Holland, 45 Inches wide, is 3d petyaxd Ladles'. Jackets atl2s, 18s,, and 2^Bd; ladies" Bonnet' Fronts, reducSt from Is to 6d each,: Gossomor, for falls, reduced from 2s 6d"4ofls'M-pervyard; Pink andißlne Glazed Lining, at Oq.,per,yard; Very Large -?" otter good equally oheap,—j, ©been, Victoria* Btreot. ■■•■.: ,.-:.,..



era Saie. m H E TTAYMAKKET, 105, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE :- Whlto Tartarian Oat 3 Black Tartarian Oata Heavy Feed Oat 3 (wholo and ornslied) Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetehoa, Fiold Peaa and Kn.ins •.Vliito and Rod Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat Now Zealand and Sydney Maizo (whole and crushed) Cocoaaut and Linseed Oilcako Pressed Meadow and Oaten Hay Oaten and Whcaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse. Fino, and Rock Salt Bonedust of all grades Guano—Peruvian, Hnon, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &o. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Coooanut Fibre A new Importation of flrst-claes Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Eating Potatoes Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees. Flowering Shrubs, &0,, from the celebrated nursery of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket. HESKETH & AITKEN. XT UL L B X OTHERS HAVE NOW LANDINGS .... ■ 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting • . GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, AND HAVE FOB SALE— AMKRICAN RANGES AND STOVES '■■ BARBKD STKKIi FENCING WIRE ■DOUGLAS PUMPS, LASVN MOWKRS: CORNSACKS, GRINDSTONES. OIL ' STONES, &c, &c, &c. .'.,•. "., .',' Agenta for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch Whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, 'Auctioneers', Wine and Spirit Merchants ; Qucen-stroot Kauri Gnm Stores. Bre water , Free and Bonded StnTee Albert-it Teat. •.'■'• HOAL! -■■ riOALI r^OAL II The undersigned are delivering LARGE TAUPIKI COAL from tho : NEW 40 FEET SEAM. Orders to be left at 1, Fort-street. . HAMMOND & BYRON. nr OK S ALE, : 60 cases CASTOR OIL, In bulk ■ 100 drums LINSEED OlL,.boiledland raw 10 casks „ ~ G casks COLZA OIL ■:. 20 drums ~ „'•,. <;' 20 drums TCRPS. W. S. LAITR 18, 7, Wyndham-street. O X O" N X S « C O. Agents for Sydney Papek Mills, Havo always in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising''White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any aizes, qualities, or colours re quired, t : ' ' - These Papers are now largely used here, ana are acknowledged to be superior to Imost im ported. Cavalier Frer6's Genuine Frenoh Brandies American Carriages American' Harness. To Arrive ; Farm and Express Wagons ■ American Fireproof Safes, &c, &c B. TONKS & CO.' THI MITCHELSON & CO, HAVE ON SALE AND TO ARBIVE : ■ ,\ ■ ; 3000 sacks Oats.. . 600 „ Bran . ~,. • 80' „ Bharßß "'••"' ■ ■ ■ .. - 20 tona Flour : . ;..,' 80 sacks Fowl Wheat r Maizo, Barley, Chaff, &o. :ij NO. 19, QUEBN-STREET WHAKF. ,r\ N Q A L E, .2,300 Backs OATS . "■'_;.;.,;;"'" ,150 „ BLACKOAT3 ~■: I 'i.DOO '■ '„'■ FLOUR ' ■' v>;;:;: v;; 628 half-sacka FLOUR j 900 quarter-sacks FLOUR GSO sacks BRAN ' ;; 400 „ WHEAT 301 >, BARLEY 168 „ OATMEAL ' . ■ " I"' 1 a" „ PEARL BARLEY '_■' ] \ ' 80:: ;,' MALT -"-: --a i v2lO i,' BARK j i 20 cases BACON and HAMS 8 „ „ •• (English) j ~j- ;'3S' ..','',': CHEESE1 : ■ 35 „ and kegs LARD °'- i'^-23' /•;SUTTER :;',;,; , ;■' ! ; ,:*.; T. M, H ALL & C°' lower ;queen-strkb I . ':.' '■■.' ,• ■■.-. ■■ jn ; o a Li. co aIT ,uqa li l ;^VHAU WHAU COAL MINUSt j 'Tf'. WkANGAREI. _ »; . I:'-',;; :r; :;'■ .oefice''':' '•'"; .'^ .'"'"'■'.' p i Nc.lß^ LOWER QUEIsN-STREET. I .; ; .fi^;,.i- AaENT. <•••::■■.;;:: j • I Waikato Adyarr-lwementa. . IV AXi MIN Aii .■ UOXJSIi JL?| ~ c : -"-•■OAMBREDGK ,;-/.r -•■, ■ ': '; - Numerons Improvements sad additions having been completed, this Hotel how, affords : the best accommodation, to Visitors .':.' . I ,'",; .; : an'dTburiats.;"' J :/" ' '--, SpocloasjSample Rooms have been provided tor Commercial Travellers. First-class 'Billiard Table under the Snperln I,tendenco of a careful Marker* i ■; /TtUIDES FOR TOURISTS, 'XX " —— -■ Arrangements havo been made bo that Guides ■^| for Visitors to the Hot Lakes'are avail able upon short notice. iDßtractlon by post or telegraph promptly . attended to, j AUD US. R A YN.JBJS, i ■ [■■» PEOPEJETOBi1 !'! :.' '! ■■ QOBBN-BTREIBT WHAR#,: ' j And Wellksley-stbeet, Adoeland. qSa nd c s «3 c 0., O HAMILTON. ■ Have Opened Out, In, their New Store, a 8 j Magnificent Assortment of CHINA, GLASSWARE,'TOILETWARE, I VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, ~,_ &c, „ &c H &c SANDES & CO., • • HABfttTON. '■'■ \ Agent 3 Auckland RvENINQ Star. JpELEGKAFH LIJSJS OV COACHES, j W.K. Cabtßk ' COACHES! will run to the following time-table, carry ng H.M.s mall:— I Leaves Cambridge for: Hamilton daily,: at . ; 8.30 a.m. ■ I Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally, on arrival of Trains2.3o p.m. ■: :>y: .- ' I Leaves Te Aroha, for Hamilton at 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton /or Te Aroha at Bra.m. Tuesday, TJitjrsday, and Saturday. ; Booking Office: Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton [ \ - f . r,.,w. K. CARTER^ > i ! • ' " - >' ■■ ' 'Coach Proprietor. Livery and Bait Stables,. ! CambrldKe. Sth March 1881 fi ~ ... nJiAUPIRi'COALMIisriNG COMPANY _li ■~-,■, (LIMITKD). - The Compaily ara'now SUPPLYING COAL ■at their Mine, Huntly Railway! Station, a following prices :— ■ '■■ .::'':,.'' ! Household lumpy)... ._..12s per|ton'' . ; Steam (screened) __..10a .'„ ' Slack j- -la „ In Trnck-loada of 5 tona. in bulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One-, hunga, will be received at- the Company's Office. Fort-street."" D. U . ' Orders for other Stationsraddresseß_to the Mine Manaier,' Tanpirl Coal; Mirieß, Huntly and accompanied by remlttande, "willj be pro^^ended to. ,] B-c.-EdW AsD'Sj uoAUJaias 'TO- ■ TEB-i . t^GOLDFBB!Lp.— TIME-XABLBT. '•'' -" Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every'Tuea day, Thursdays and Saturday.'--"l'J "'' w '~ : '■'' Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday -' -Wednesday,' and Friday. , SpoolaHCarrittges prprided to Order., . i -, B; iDw^u)^'" I"'*1 "'*'I"'''1 *1 IV'^ ' Llvpr? end Bait Stables Hamilton,



Land and Estate Agents LAND. INVESTMENT AND TRUST AGENCY. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT Off GEOKGE FRASEK, VALUATOR, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIC AUDITOR A'^D ACCOUNTANT. For thk Sam or Porch ask of P oper:!es. The Investment o£ Money. The Management of Estates for Trustees and others. The attention of persons seeking investments, combining profit with security, and of Colonists and Immigrants 'losiring td aettle on really good land, is requested to the fact that this Agency has now for sale, a Jionpat a number of other properties of a valuable character, several very excellent Agrlcnltuia Farms ready at once- for occupation, having nearly all the rough work done, fences eractod, and comfortable farm houses built, and large part of the laud laid down In grass, at reasonable prices, In settled districts, and possessing Railway and other facilities for bringing produce to market. FOR SALK-THE FOLLOWING PROPER TIES I—l irst-claes Farm, Main South Road, about 350 acres very rich volcanic aoil.cultivated, fenced and subdivided; with a beautiful Keaidenca, and all necessary outbuilding*, with fine orchard and garden. Price very ohoap; a buraain, and tsrms easy. —BrUpper Waikato, large Improved Farm, of BiOO acres, with house and necessary outbuild nga, new Railway Station. Central and ising district. A23—Fine little Farm, 75 acre", in Bombay District; first-class volcanic soil, nearly-all in ; grasi; gooi hou3e. Offered exceptionally A2s—Larce farm, 1120 acres, first-class volcanic soil: 100 acres bush ; soil undulating. Prico A33^Farm?"waikato c Valley, 303 aores, partly fenced, and in grass; good house, garden, and orchard. Railway conveniences. Als-Piikekoho District, 1180 acres unimproved undulating, volcanic land: 150 acres bush with valuable timber. Will be sold chean. A4o— Residence and valuable Allotment, Kybor Pasa Road, near St. Sepulchre's Now Church. A3-Beautiful Farm of 350 acres, with large ■ family residence; fenced, sub-divided, large part cultivated and In grass, near Railway , Station, within easy distance of Auckland. All-Fine Country Residence, with 9 aores of I land (7 acres in good grass, and 2 acres In ■ orchard), garden, avenue, and shrnbberjca ; ; orchard in full bearing, and house of 7 rooms, ■with man's room, stable coach-house, oto t i Fuller descriptions with Particulars on appll. cation to BKORGK FRASER, Investment. Land and Trust ARenoy. T T3 -DANDERSON, AGENT FOR SALE AND PURCHASE OP HOUSES, LANDS, BANK, MINING, INSURANCE, &C, SHARES. The following Choice Properties FOR SALE: MANUKA.U KOAD-Very cheap seven-roomed House, with wasnhouse. well. &o.; allot ment 35 x 100. A very desirable property, close to St. M»ry's Church. Only £375. CLOSE TO FONSONBY ROAD-An Allot ment havln? two frontages, beautiful Six roomed House, specially finished and fitted up, with copper boil»r, bath-room. So. (new); a bargain, £120. ALLOTMKNT, MOUNT EDEN-Fine Site for a Villa Residence, at 40s per foot—a largo portion of purchase money can remain at very low interest, SOFT GOODS TRADE—Fine opening for a good business rcan, in a Splendidly Situated Shop, doing a good steady trude, oapable of very great development; large frteholb : with substantial buildings thereon erected good corner section; with or without stock and book dobts; building just enlarged and beautified. FINK LttASKHOLD PROPERTY—Consisting of Three Shops, in Victoria-street, 38 years to run; rent, only £30 per annum. GREAT BARRIER-FineFan»ingandTimbor rand, from 9s per acre. BAY OF PLENTY—Two large fine blocks of Native Land. DESIK A.BLK RESIDENCES, facing Howe and William streets—Two well built 7-roomed Kouses, large rooms, nice garden, £100 oaoh; easy terms of payment. „ QUITS NEW—Four-roomed Cottago in Norfolk street, allotment 33 x 100; wonderfully cbeap; prioe £260. . . 'I ■ • AXLOTMKNTS, volcanic soil, close to Railway Station—Choice sections fop beautiful villas on exceptionally easy termsl also, oommo ■ dions Family Residence in the Suburbs, with 30 to 40 acres land attached, good, out buildings, orchard, &c.; very reasonable price wanted for it. Full particulars at office. IN THE CITY-ShoD and Dwelling-house, Cottages; good positions, and at very low rates, with easy terms. HOUSB! and (ALLOTMENTS—Great North Hoad, large frontiges, well built 7-roomed House, gas and water laid on, grand view; terms easy, and prioe reasonable. I • ..■.'" ' Also, other Properties. Apply to :,: i{ RANDKRSONf 6, N.Z Insurance Buildings. TO BE LET ON LEASE: TWO GOOD SHOP 3 and DWELLINGS In good part of Symondi-street, for ten years, at low rental.. • DURHAM-STRKET WKST-Premisea suitable for carrying on a large business; splendid cellarage and good horse entrances. PROPERTIES. &0., WANTED. WANTED TO LEASE (with purchasing olause 8 or 10 acres volcanic land, with house and buildings, within three miles of town. A FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT or SHOP in or near Queen-street; 10 feet frontage would do. Good price would ba given. A FOUR-ROOMBD COTTAGE with Stable in ; the neighbourhood of. Newton; must be good; and specially cheap. , ;. INVESTMENT AGENCY. MONEY to Lend on good Freehold Securities, at Lowest current rates of interest. Stocks and Shares in Bank, Insurance, Gas,,or other Companies, Bought and Sold at Best Market Rates,. For all further particulars, cards to vie*, Sec, apply to.. ..• •. |i .. ... -.:.■:.,. ,v • I:; J. R. R ANDERSON, BROKER, ESTATE. AND" GENERAL COM- I; ' MISSION AGENT ■■ 5, New Zealand-Insurance Buildings, auckland* " . j 'LAND AND ESTATE 'AGENTS,. : ■ SHORTI.AND-STRKB . " MONEY TO LENIJ, at current rates, in sums of £50 and upwards. . . • . ••■•, ' : tc7.' :■■.:'- FOR SALE! > .' '■■ . ;;,.' filJO—Now Houso of 8. rooms, near .the Crloke jGrpund' ." ..'' ..' ■". ...'./. •.-, ;, £Goo—House of 8 rooms, and 1 acre of garden and : i orchard, at Onehunga ■•-■■. .'•'.. 117.;: £370—House of 7 rooms, at Ponsonby, gas ana water laid on £600—House of 8 rooms, at Ponsonby, sea front page ' .-. ,-.>• 217" £3SO-A double honsn, 10 rooms, one half let at • J32sperannnm . : •' : ■'"':, \ £850—In Kden.Crescent-2 Houses, one let l orlSs per "week; one with 10 rooms, bath-rooml and every convenience; frontage, 66 x 100 - t ■ ;l ii-:: '■ .-s ■ ' - 212 <JI,OOO-House of 9 rooms.iwlth bathroom, at ,Brighton, lacreof land :^ -327 £isbirHou!e of 9 rooms, at Parnell • ?; : 328. •. TwoHbusc3 onßarrack HtU-J-£1,2p0 each 120 feet irontage "to' Brighton Road — 30s per ! foot .._ .; ;:. ... ' :;■-•!, :>! ■■ • 170:. 300 feet frontage, at North ShOre^Ss' per foot .; :; ;;■;;■; ': ■- !" ■| ) ''' ;". ' Wli'dl '' ■ ZOO ' 5 aores at Remuera"; choice bnilding site—£soo £275 each, Two Cottages near the Three Lamps I " Ponaonby- '\ n:. '•-■'■-■•■ ■ < r 9 acres, with gbbd House, Mount Eden Road— l/ • ;£6so'"'.' : . ;l :;'\ ■; ". - •263., 7 acrea at Remuera;" good building Bite—£loo , per acre. : - v •...:. ■.■ l 2ii acres at Onehußga; small House—£7so ; 101 5 acres at Ponsonby. all planted and fenced— : Ml-£650 '::,. V \s M ■ '~ .. '. :■: Building Site in .Parnelli:i2if t x 200 ft :..:. 255. 2i acres at Mount, Bdßn',! frontage to three lroads-£6OO ' -; ■;■••. 308 4 Acres at Takapuna, teach frontage, beautiful : ;Bita I .' I ■<"-■' 303 iOO Feet frontage to Ponsonby Road . 317 Several Allotments near City Park, each 20ft x ■■ -soft ■ • ; ?* ■ 20 Choice Building Sites, near a sea beach, fine i view, with'frontages to Buifpurchaßers . ; From 30s per foot ■ '• . [■ ~. •31 Acres and good'Houße, 2 miles from the j. North Shore, fine view—£l2oo i Ul £150—House of 6 rooms, at Newton 136 ' COUNTRY PROPERTIRS. ■ ),-••'•'.., : ';;■'-:■ ir^IMPBOVEP. . . . Piako—Booo acres of fine land in this -well-known district, to be sold cheap .; Plako—2ooo acres near the line of railway now I being constructed at £2 per adre ',78V Waiau Parish—9oo acres, adjoining Jos. Clarke's farm—lss per acre •. : . i Raglan -County,' near Lake Wangapo. and ad joining Mr Sinclair's property-4500 acres : of fine land,'at 30s per acre ■" ■'''.' , .V ■'■' . iM3?HOVED.': ' Mangore—loo acres of Good Land, all in grass. The whole or part for sale 178 Waikato—A choice little Farm of 150 acres, with Groombi House and 3 aores of orchard, - stockyard and outhouses-£8 per acre 600 Acres of fine Land, 12 miles from Tauranga, •with 12-roomed House and Outbuildings '..■■■ .• -■. ■'' ■ - - * 187; 100 Acres, all in grass, with good new 8 roomed House, i miles from Auckland, on the South Road-£25 per acre 2 60 Acres of the best Toloanic Land, adjoining the One-Tree Hill Farm, suitable for build ing sites . — - Acres of good Laria, with 7-roomed House, stable, cow-shed, fowl-house and piggeries, 12 miles from Auckland. The grounds are •" tastefully laid out.and-planted with orna i; mental trees; 200 fruit trees in full bearing; '■■• al£O, a workman's Cottage of 5 rooms 385 In ad4ltlon.theabove,iwehavealaif(?ennml)er 6t farms In the best parts of Waikato and other ' districtfl, varying in extent from 150 to 1200 acres, and of which we shall bo glad 'to Rive full par ,tio?toonfPpUffO°" F. X M089««).i,U *. A "■•■■ Jjiuu and KSTATK AQJ STB, ShortUuid-Btreoti



Land and Estate Agents. THE GKEA.T NORTHERN LAND AGENCY. Queen-street, Auckland, N,Z, pertiea o£ Every Description For Sale. Catalogues PO3T Free to Anx Address. House, Buildinpr. Mortgage, Insurance arid Sur vey Agency, Money to Lend at Lowest Cur rent Rates on Good Securities, Properties brought under Land Transfer .Act, and Transfers Effected. T. W. HICKSON, ViiOPRIETOR [Late Inspector in, and holding high testinio n als from Survey department.] AUTHOBISBD StJRVESOrt, AND LAND BROKER (Licensed Under the Land Transfer Act). AIKATO T AND A GENCY, CAMBRIDGB. H. E. COTTON & CO. Have for Sam— LAND IN WA I K-A T 0, In Blocks of from 1000 T0 20 ; 000 ACRKS- Also, Several Choice Farms. Genaral Agents and Auctioneers. Consignments of Produce, Merchandise, &o. f have our best attention, and Sales promptly re turned. Copies of our Land List sent on application, ■~^r: r ' - Me ■/ ta€ G-. W.;:;O WJCN a.C° T Queen-street Whakf,, HAVE ON SA L E ; : (EX RECENT ARRIVALS) :] A LARGE. STO C X .'., OF' rpEAS, gUGARS, Q.KOCERIES, AND QILMEN'S OTORES, . Comprising—} FINE TEAH, In half-chests and boxes'™*! Victoria and Sydney Companies' SUG.A.RS Mauritius and Fiji ditto CANDLKS-Bclinont, De Eoubaix, &0., &o. Stai'ch, Blue, Soap, woap Powders, &o. Currants, Figs, Barcelona Nuts. &c., j Kleme, Muscatell, and Sultana RAISINS Jams, Candied Peel. Marmalade, Jellies Brown & Poison's and Brown's CORNFLOUR : CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, KBsence3 Van Houten's, Taylor's, and Fry's COCOA and CHOCOLATffi Noave s Food, Maizina Salad and Castor Oil, Hair Oil, &o, ' Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &o. Blacking, Waoklead, Vestaß RICE, SAGO, TAPIOCA, ARROWROOTI Salmon, Lobßter,.Sardinos, Cod-flsh, Ling, &o. Butter, Cheese HAMd and BACON Washing and Carb. Soda Tartario Aold, Cream of Tar rj Paper, Paper Bags, Confectione Bags AMERICAN CANNED FRUITS, &o. &O. &O. 0, G. W. OWEN & CO., QUEENBTREBT WHARF, HAVE ON SALE :' 800 sacks Meok's Crown Brand FLOUR 500 , Wilson, Harraway & Co.'s FLOUR 100 „ R. Anderson's FLOUR 600 „ Auckland Ground KLOUR 100 „ Wood's " Star" KLOUK 60 tons „ Matte, &0., in Small Bam 800 saoks HEAVY OAT 3 600 „ TARTARIAN SKKD OATS 600 „ BRAN and SHARPS 100 ~ FOWLS' WHKAT 800 bags Western and Westall'a FINE and COARSESALT 200 cases KEROSINK OIL t35 balos Groy, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER ■md PAPER BAGS ~ G. W. OWEN & Co., '. QVKBENiSTREET'jWHABF, '..■■■.•'.■ HAVE ON SALE: , 30 oases Prime CANTERBURY CHEESE 30 owt. Primo HAMS and BACON" 10 tons CANTERBURY POTATOES ; Ooir.ee Mercfcanra \i ■- ; j^R O WN, BAliHliriT & ' CO.'S AUCKLAKIU BTBAM OOITFEB AND SPICK MJJJi, COFFEES. rr.IS KOT SUFFIOIBNTLY KNOWN THAI GOOD COFFEE la the best stimulating Beverage both tor Winter and '' ■ Summer. To obtain what yon really want, ask for out Best Brands, the EXCELSIOK or STAND ARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased In demand—a sure proof o. their' being consumed and appreciated in all households throughont and even out of our province. ;,' :.,;. .<■ K3L Wholesale only at our Mills and Agents 13L Retail at all [Grocery KBtabllflhnientß In Town and Country. . %*& ■' • ' ' V'dM'bertfl Pgßttxwl ; Brand,greenlafcel I qualities, MoU atindard , red VEvery pkgo 9«j Lion pink „ } with our 5% f; ;; •., ■' HKMtniH jjlS :■■" ■:■ 7 Pi , ~- : ™iß ?:W Sgf ■~: . " ~. } Oui lowea Sd^ Anchor pace „ f qaaUtlee, a"g Crown yellow „ [without onr o-gg ~ '. • I ilßnamred ■ Our PKPPKKS and SPICKH we gaarantee 0 Best Quality, and free of adulteration. ■ ' ' BROWN; BARRKTT & CO EUlctt-street . ' " U • July 13th 11 Oil and Colour. Metchants. PAP E R H A NG I N G S, WHITE LEAD, i ' w. phillipps " & son Are NowJLanding, 'ex "Loch Deb, ! '■■: ■ 150 PACKAGES' i PAPEKHA N G( I N G S :j SCRIMS and HESSIANS*'-- OHiS, WHITE LEAD,," isj , ! » i ZINCIWHITE.EPATENT PAINT, \ COLOURS, &c, In Wood iand Iron ■; ' ■■ ■ ■ ■ - j. , t ). . .j '' '■ ■• ■ • btvmutk' ■■■ j SILVSBBD, POLISITOD AND ROUOP ( PriATB, ;■::.. Ornamhntai, Photo, 'and • *: .• ■ Common' Window1 ;1 : ■: ■■!.,.;..-.-.. ■~!,! GLASS,,. :;,:■, W m'"oM J VAESISHES, ■ ' J BRUSHES, - I i .__■■ —-■"- -■l: t"' :AND"" '-■:**."■■::;"■ :. '". ;'* TRADE SUNDRIES. i ','.Wt i Phillipps &J Son, • 95 & 97. QUEEN-STKEET. •\TEW FAPEK HANGINGS 4vifr!i')'f;j :, 0 ; *O» ISSO. ~.. ~: -. ,-j , -t,.. Larg3 and Small Bayers of Paperhanginga wll do well to inspect ; •HOLLAND..&:BUGLER'S '"[■''?■'.) \ PAPKHHANOIKOa, OH, COLOUR, &, GtlBS, %J Wahbhousk, ,;:.■' ;., ,■ 28 & 3q. iVIGTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND ' '-. Where may be inspeoted one of the i 1 largest and best-selected Stooka i .. id .'. o£PaporhantrinKs In New : i Zealand, . I From Id per piece to the moat costly, BUjT & STAINED PICTURE - frRAMB ~ | MOULDING' " . In Great Variety, PIOTnEK-FBAMItfa IN ALt ITS BRAN0BB8,; At lowest possible rates. ■v Oils, Colours, Glass. Varhlßhos,' Brnshware : Scrim. Glass Shades, Wax Flower ; ■ Making Materials &c, &o. HOLLAND & BUT LEE, •■! j oil and Class Merchants. ■\ I ', Tenetlan^ Blinaa. ;,.: TEADE MARE. THE AUCKLAND «aS VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. . JESTABLiSHBD 1861.' ■ EED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN ■ BLINDS - ■ '■ (WSOLESAIB AND RETAIL. " '~ .. Blinds sent to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds are Lighter and Cheaper* than the Imported iron blinds. Ar;A ND- A. BT^S^Yj, ~~~ : .'ij^to'M. Hortoa Bnaoy)^ , :..-i'.-rj'"t' BAtiTMAi; Blind M jkbbb '& WIBE-WoaKsja Corner of Cook and|Grey Streets, ti Market Squa k i&aohlan4 N.z.



oaddlary. WS. JONES • Hasjnst landed ox 'Avona,' 'Coro nilla,' 'Orford,' and s.a. 'Norfolk,' a Lurge Assortment of Seasonable Goods, comprisini Horae Covers, good durable article 3 lined and shaped, from 153 : Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons, Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines; Buggy, Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Kaco Saddles, &c. Mora to arrive per' Haloione' and ' Ashmore. STRONG DURABLE. STOCK SADDLES, Oar own mako, complete with Mounts, from £3 - ■ • sa; Od. WATERPROOF RIDING APRONS : Our own riiakd, best quality, and latest improved Bhape. i W.B.J. has always a large general Htoolt, oom i ? rIBIDg!HARNKS3 OF ALL KINDS, , Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles, and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter HorsecJothing, valises. Portman teaux, Courlor Bags, Waterproof Pasta' for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. ELLIMAN S EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. i A large stock of latest improved extra strona PACK S ADDLES always on hand. From 60s, I Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash. W, 8. J 0 N E S, QUffißN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. Money. yiCTORIAN LOAN AND DIS ., ,COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, Tho abovo Agency having Oponed a Branch In Auckland is prepared to Advance Suras o Money, from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Socurity Deeds of Property, hliarea inPublio Companie and other Securities at current rates. Bills Dltoounted Daily. Renewals olfocted. To accommodate Borrowors, Loans o([(say) ; £10 May bo ropaid In instalments of lOsporwook. ;•• -£20;', May bo repaid in instalments of 20s per week. Or, by any othor mutual aßrcement. I AH communications, either personally or by lottor, strictly confidential,' Address— .HIGH STREET, (Noxt Auckland Hotol), or Box 90, Post-offlce. MUNKY TO LEND, .in sums ot £200 and up wardfl. at 7 cor con t. JACKSON & RUSSKLL. . ~'-.■ Solicitors. Fort-street. nqnnn TO LEND ia Sums of £500 3ifo\J\J\J an & upwards.-K. Ring, Short land-street. ' TV|"ONIsY TO LEND on Mortgaged Fir.tlclas, Freehold Socnrmes 6oLE . MANi , , Bolloitor. nor of Queen and Shortland-ntreets. Tl/TONEY 10' LKjND, on approved IVX security. K . X , TYLKR , Solicitor, Vulcan lane. M-' ° ■—-■ E ! ':' []*' Money to Lend on Mortgage ot Freenold Securities.—George Kraser, Public Aooountant, InvostiDß and Estate Agent, W. S. Grahame's Bond, Fort-street, and. No. 6, South British Insurance Buildings, corner of Queen and Short and-street ■ . -.. . MONEY TO LEND, In large or small Bums, at nsnal rates ot interest, CONNKLL & OOOPKK, Solicitors, .Vulcan Lane. Undertakers. ESTADLISnKD 1860. HENRY P. HAYWA XI ~ . Upholstebbk, :: Mattbkss Maker, and Fcnbbal • " i UNDEBTAKBK, &RK r-STKEET, AUCKLAND, , Mattresses Re-made. ■ Furniture Re-stuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work-. shop, Grey-streot. aunsmitus.' . DEVITT, Qnnmalwr, 244 X Queen • street, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Bstablishod, 85J.-ATwayß in Stock anc to:arrive by direot importation frpin England made to advertisers own'L order,—Chokebon Breeoh-loading Gnna, Double and Single MuErie loaders, Bieech-loadingßevolvera,Breeoh-loaa Ing Rook and Rabbit R'nes, Game Bam, Gm Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pooches, and ever] 'article necessary to complote the outfit of i Bportsman. An assortment of every desorlptloi Of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brandj In Sporting Powders are imported direot rron the makers by the advertisor, who,! cai guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for th< Enfleld, Snider and Terry. Rifles. MetalUi Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speol allties always on hand.' Countryi dealeri liberally dealt *ith. Gnns Re-sfooked, Browned etc.; and every other kind of Firearm Repairs at reasonable prices. Notice.-Just to hand, I lot of good serviceable C. F. Cholcebore Breeo loading Guns cheap.. The lamest Btook ii Auokland, to» choose from. Also, In etocfc i arga assortment •ot Fireworks of i the .bes riality. ,yishina.Tackle.. t ,■■ •■ . ■ >{-!:'■ ... -■ ■ GUNMAKEK, ;bv appointment to nw excbliency.tiib ',! I ■" ! '.GOVKISNOR'OF NKW ZEALAND. . 168, QUEEN-STREET, 'Aooa'IASI '- Agont ffirWvacd O. Scott and Pon's Guns, ,; i and for Hay; Moiricks and Co.'s (Limited) ' ! Gucrowder Mills, Roslln Kdinbnrßh. HAMMERUESS AND CHOKEBORI 'I .''■''-'"■'.' v: guns,'. ";.:,v. *-": Shipmepts now ready from W. and O. Scott ani Sons,; Isaac Hollis & Sons, P. Webley & Sot Bland & Son, W. W. Greener, and other maker* ; Haminerless Guns =, ~ .. £15 to £33 / ' Double Breeph-loadere .. £5 to £18 / ■ Single ditto. ... .. .. £sto £7! i Double Muzzle-loaders '~. £215s to £10/ ;: Single ditto M .. ..£llosto£s . | Snider Carbines.. ... ..£3los to £' Martini-Henry Rifles .. ~. £9to£/ ii I Saloon Hifles .. ' £20ato£3.'. ; : Revolvers.'. ' „ .. .. £ltoP ' Air Guns, shooting ball or shot £l's Direct Shipments, of Sportino Pc'lsl6l* Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cases. B» and Revolver Ammunition, Gun Cases, GaPaaKfl, Cartridge Bolts, Recappcrs, Turnovers';o^" 8* Flaßks, Shot Pouchos, &c., Eyes for Bir/« tafflnB" Firkakmb phrohabed, orKxohangA 1 Repairs promptly and efficiently dc°- . ~ tar W.H.H, draws spocial attenfn "> J"B SHOOTINQ OAtLERT.IO YARDS LOftafi"010 «rO arms may be tested by intending/,uroll&BerSi Oiien for Rifle and Pistol Practice e3*- ■ "~~- ' ; / XpREEMAN'S BAY StAm AND FLOUR MILLS!' JAMES SOPEET JJO CO. Have on hand, at their Mill*nd Store, No. Lower Queen-strP: ~ Fine Flour and Household (q/ 111? Buaianteecl, :; ■ ;": ■ ■~',". .Also,:/ • '.''■■■■< Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal/ ' ' , M Maiz et Oats; Wheat; e 4 Btlrley, .Crackea i ■'* 'iaudWiole' '. - '.'i. ■, '"■ .!'.:• ■'.■: ■. A),l i exceUehtq.uaHtv,».Wr ylowr.ate3.^ : ty H A Bft A X E I. ■ No one shouldbe wS^."o^ good uiiTEB tor iris/ ** $;&;¥2F!&* f& I LiADiEB1 Jackets'fro' PJ^ 0/3^*: SfS&T rkn'B Ulstebs from/M' a* H- A. MoKBAN'3 For Cash, m /



Mercfaandis. ] WHOLESALE AND EETAIL RONMO N G E R S '•'• * AND IRON MERCHANTS, . QUBKN AND HIGH STREETS AUCKLAND. IMPORTERS OF ,! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, &0., &C Respectfully invite all Persons Building, : or who may contemplate Building, to Inspect their Stock of BUILDING MATERIALS COMPKISING :— REGISTER STOVES, I MARBLE MANTLEPIECES, COLONIAL OVENS, MINTON'S TILE HEARTHS, ELECTRIC BELLS, , BATHS, CLOSE FIRE RANGES, From 36 to 51 '.Inch, vr!th Skirtings or Covlnga Plato Hacks, &c. ■ C 0 LON I A L 0 V EN B, At Gbeatly Rkduokd Pkiokh. Ashea Pans and Tile Hearth's Marble Mantelpieces, in various colours: these ■will be sold cheap' '" ' ~"* Coal Vaies and Purddnians, with Ibosie linings'; FBNDERS, witn electro-plated steel mount 1 ln'jß; made expressly for this climate Fire Irons and Coal Box TonnS, &b, :-:.'•■'■■' ' BaUpse nnd - Duplex. Koroaono,Xampi» and j Chandeliers .: . •,'■■ One Large Glass Chandelier for Candles or Kerosene Door'Mata"andßrnßhwaro' '!" . Umbrella Stands tma MarWe Tops Tables ' India Rubbor Door Mata '.',,.". '■''' " KnHpCloaningMaoliines,3toßkn: . .;, ' Boot Cleaning Ma hines ; . , .' • ! "V DoorSdraV. a, withpansor bars ; ; / ■■" American Washing Machines ■~,. -; . j ;'V''; : '': ";the.lady : :Help;',.1-.,; X;:, KNIFE GLEANING MACHINE. MANGLES, WASHING, & WRINGING .'Chi WACHINES;- tiITOMA North* British /omnanys ' Irid lairdbber Belting I < '■ ana Slieo/Ituhbor.Jittr 1r0n,.. Steel, Blnok ! and GaVanized,(Sheet Iron, Iron and ! Copper fubid^,' Boiler' and Ship Plato, . i Gum Sioar Steol, Mining and Uontrac ' '"j:t tor's H(4uißltes,'&o., &c. •■•;■,:• i v/«i .' ii ■ BDILDBRS' IDONMONGKRYI of. aU: kinds. '. I Every Reinlslte for, Honso Building, in ' olnding Boctrio Bpllslthese are of very ! V.'.taporlor iqnalityli.ipictnrd^Rods,s Tile j Hearlhs.U'Kh .Pressure Range Boilers, Cast Iro: and Enamelled Sinks lavatory Biuns, W. Closets, Knamelled Cast Iron Bi*hß, &d., &c: ' 'Bevolvlcg 'sntilatora tot Schools, Churches, .j ■tuxi't*':- '■■•- '- ;■' 'r'- v ~",, ... »Americata'«nsmlths,Td6lßl. [■■''-''"'" '. "•■ o'» J I, ;' t / ■ . Uu : Hilii 'lUtlttU >: CO ! ion-ih/'-tv/ .o-J ban .^H^iS -t ,yh j ~,,., [/ :■>■. ■■ oi S'jJiio hi I) ul li'oi.f;; uoiJjiT RANDAU-'S STKKI) DISC HARROWS. TCT . pORTBB & HARDBAKE IMPORTERS,. ;'";[■ '• ij ;At;CKLAkD.'.,rV> > ;.' Ei'"h!;: BBTAit BosiNKßSj— ' '■'■■■'.•■•■".■■") (t'lon'i'ivi ;, 1 02j QFEEJS T-SitREBT,;: J,j ffHOI^SALK ANJ)rj IRON YARD :— I 1 :'"^', ''Hia^S*^BET,|AuCiKijiHp',':, } "• 1 ! ;■■;•! v; f'1.;,;■;:/- i. ...-. . ■ ■,<■',;„■• '. fifj Oiil QSi] 111 Goods carbitolv packed Akd Forwarded with Dbspatcb^ 1 ,



I merchandise! mBE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN JL LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BEST AND MOST EASILY WORKKD FAMILY sS\VTNG ; MACHINE IN THE ■ Without- Regard to Price. • With the Maohine. furnished—Hemmer Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins Oil Can, pa Screw Driver, hve Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp^and directions (or use. AU securely packed In strong case, without extra charge. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitch, and gather, and sew on and cather at the same time, and will work equally welllon Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, ■with Silk Cotton, or Cotton Thread. . No I—HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £i. U,B. This is also adapted for use on talbes and Treadle, which we will supply at any time, of olcgant American manufacture lor £2 5a No. 2—MACHINE for Treadle use only, having the very great advantage of Doing set level-with the table, complete, witfi ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some polished top, complete, reduced to No. &-MACHINK, with polished covers as above, to look and proteot maohine, re duced to Sll 7s. . .. Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC SINKS are> not procurable wo will send them Jrcct to purchasers on receipt of remit tano reference. JJ V E R T Q. E N V l;*X B ■ HOME-SHUTTLE SEWIN G MA C HINB i : •'■ •■■- ■ ISSTAMPED , M ° as & C a ",'.'..',' ' SOLE-AGENTS. " "."[ '.: I ~; S V D. N B' V, ~N. S. W. ' . W BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM rJi! INGHAMIMITATIONS. "81. . . : SOLE IMPORTERS I, L. D. N A t ha n & C o , ; ;.;.,,... ',! . . AUCKLAND. .' ../,;...-. ■ ; We have appointed the undersigned Sole Re tail Agent for Auckland, where the genuine Home Shuttle Machines are procurable by time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition Of GEORGE H. POWLEY, ' • • i -••■ - SHORTLAND-STREET ■ ■■-. i ijffif'';. 'w REE :!' ir* i.flt s\ ' The Proprietors of Wolfe's. Aromatic Bchikdam schnapps, to induce the doßtruotlon and prevent the improper use of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protect thePublio 1 against fraud and deception,.hare enclosed in the wrappers o under the label on the quart bottles usnoe Ist October, 1878, and oontlnuoto »nU,. ; fi, - ;] :i-, ;i; ! ,v •: ■■' : ■■> '1. IN K7BBVDAY' PAOKINS , ~,. ; Throughout the. Year ' , , ~; , , THREE obi" ORDERS, Wh oh are drawn upon the undersigned, and will be cashed by.thoir Agents. To 'secure these Gifta. the Pulillo must be careful to ask for, and accept nothing ~| , ,■., ■ , but. the, _. [j| ,••,.:_... Genuine . Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, : With our name upon the Top Labo'. ' ! •' !' :; ■■'• AGENTS I : ,-";f ■,; \'^^Auckland, ' : ;': ',-Z/i' 'U L. -D.'.aES? & C°" SHORTLAND-STREET,: v i Sin ) ■.■■!■; '; >:.-.fi:n.-lT!;;.iir; ---| - ; 'Tobacco'and Gisars. n o;i-: We make this trade a special branoh of ottr Jjusiness, and keep a stock for all1 requirements, as will be neon by subjoined list of qualities now on band, viz.:— ~ ■ ■ • • vEiJus^ "',' .i '~"."'i'"" *itz~ !";,.■;,■::, 10's, running 14 to the lb., in quarters, halves, j • and three-quarter boxes ■•- •'- :-; i'■ i C'sin quarters; and 3'a and s's In, small boxes ! ofsay2olbs .. ■.. .., „-...,,: .'.,.,,...,,,. : Double thick s'fl -pocket-pidpes; double thick s's, and"lb."lumpa; "all 'in small boxes of .about,2o!bs. ,„„ ■■ o >!»««. v ■ ; Nailrod arid Twist in quarter-boxesi -*- • L ORION-10'8. — ■-' AROMATIO3^:''-'-! -^tosc torn itM-sr.timi' j - iFlowe.r. of Nations, s'3.andfi'si and Wmi «ar. . . Pocket-pieces, Double thick, s'a. ~ ..,,,., ; Double thick, Pocket-pieces ' '",',' ' j Planters' Twiat. ]2;ineh Twist ! "<■'■ ■■•■• 4 12-inch Gold Bar and Sponge Cake! ■'>-' -■' I. .These are in say 201b. j)aokages._ ..; ;i ~ ; j The'above are from the celebrated manufac tories of-A. Cameron and Sons! Richmond, Virginia/whose Tobaccos are universally such avouriteS with the Now Zealand smokers.: : In; addition to above we have the following brands,: principally' in halt and thr6e-quarter boxeß, and rnnning.l2 to 11 to the lb. :^-Storiihg John Mahoney, Barret's. Crown, Royal Stan dard, arid Belle Brandon.''f': ;: ;•:/'.;': ; \:- AND .FOR- ISLAND:' AND.iNATiyiB • ;Sa \!:.'"cv>','" .TRADE.-", ■;, ; '::.-"^:: i^i > ' ARRKTB TWIST, in qnarter tierces; ; I!?.." VVitha largoiasaortmerit of '-•; ; ' HAVANA AND ;MANILijA CIGARS, iCiBAKBiTTES, ';. ■*i Alh) TOBACaONISTS' SUNDHIESi5 •- •': '. ''•■ [-■::.•. •'. jd ■ ..! '. -. ' .>':■: :'. '■:■:: ;'.■..; :':',i: ■•>'.: :-.'i ,'::,■ ~■ :■-.■■,' i.Z ;:■.: '.1.4; OiSqTJITj I; ; DTJBQUCHE i. & ~ UO'S j ; CELEBRATED PALE.BRANDY.., ---1 iWe have always on'hand' tho above .Cele brated Brandy, in bulk, cases, on : star; four :star (very old, mild), fiaska, half flasks, quarter flasks, crystal rrola decanters, and 2-Gallori flrystaiyats.: ;. ' :_.„'■;';;.;: . ' ■■:;,:;;;, i : L, D. NATHAN & CO., \\ ; ': j -i.ltiiii ; .^-'i .-.TIMPORTMIS. .■ --'.■ ■■'■■■ " ~V.. ;S': ;',K|-: _.: ;■ / '.' O ;•• 'V» I REID BROS:. r>OG'S\HBAI) V 1 ; : ;;•„ BOTTLED BEEtli t :y.' ; THIS FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER IS UN EIVALLEb'.iX THK WOULD. |" The ALE, being brewed by Bass & Co., from the celebrated Burton-on-Trent establish ment, and only purchased by Messrs. Reid Bros, when in a matured state, * : andfltfor Bottling forany r. Climate. The STOUT comes from the equally famous Dublin Brewery of the Messrs. Guinness, whose name for Quality stands * unquestioned. pj Onfiucb a. foundation1 Meaßra. REID BROS., being expert Bottlers, have produced an article ; only to be' appreciated when tried. Unsparing atieriipts are bding "made to confound the general public by the adoption of assmllar trade mark, and to prevent this is tho object of this advertisement. ;■ j'-«].^^NK^E^Sc'xMp^ 9,^ I? j I ■ SOtK CONsiaNEES dF :' f ".'''l ' r I IjMAb^RP^VpbGjS.TBE^p BEKK,, SOLE IMPORTERS •U" B9j* L, D. NAT HA N & CO.I



New Teas . — | TJF YOU WAN T1 A CUP OF EEALLY GOOD TEA TRY THB "TAEPING MIXTURE," Packed in lib. and Jib. Packets. IN THE CHINA TEA GARDENS. "lhave analysed an Original Packet o the TAKPINO MIXTURK. and I cortify that it.is composed of Pnre Uncoloured Teas, and adini^ ably flavoured with a delicate ana harmleEa scenting, which rondorß it very palatable. 1 can recommend it a3 being a wholesome and refreshing diet. ! '■'■■ ' " "Kahl Theodou Statgbr, ;..'.. . 'Analytical Chemist, "Queensland, Agent for the Taeping Mixture: i CHAS. MAJOR, WHOLESALE! AND SHIPPING OROCEB Medical IMTEDICATED T^APcTuR TDATHS. ; CONSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS AND SKIN i '■:'■■ ERUPTIONS Wear out the patience of the doctors and sufferera and exhaust their therapeutics I more than any other disease that flesh is heir to. because medicine cannot be administered through the Btonmch in sufficient quantities strong enough to eradicate the disease without seriously endangering the constitution or the unhappy recipient, consequently he or she is obliged to suffer for months aDd sometimes yearj, and otten In the end the disease is Btill running riot or lurking about'their bodies, ■while their general health is impaired taking noxious drugs inwardly. . ; . , , ; :; : j; ; . FACTS ABB STUBBORN THINaS.;, -'; l; H.,W, COOPER, , MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS, r , SYMOWD-SrBEETi , , . . ; ; -.. ji. (Near top of Wakefleld-street), Will Guarantee to' Cure the most inveterate form of Disease and Remove all Eruptions from the Throat, Face, -or \any Part of the Body, no'matter from-what cause or what length of time affected,-or what other methods of treat ment have failed, by| the iMkdioatkd Vapoub Bath, recently invented by Dr. Parker, Consult ing Surgeon to the Queen's Hospital, Birming ham, Kngland, where 15,000 sufferers have already beensuooesafully cured. . !j Anydne'suffering'from'Bad Legs, Skin disease of any descriptions rheumatiun, should call or, writo for medical ar:d private testimonials, | . N.B.—As there is so much quackery adver tised, and many people have been disappointed, H.W.C.,; to prove the efllciacy of the Bath and his experience, will bo pleased any case without money until the patierit3 are' satisfied themselves. . ml' ■ . ii-No Consultation Fees.-. ' ■■■• • J ''•■'■' The first Medicated Bath In tho Colonies.was fitted up in March,last., A voluntary Testi- : monial from a gentleman wcll-knonn is below ; readit-^- '"'*'' *""?..' ' --■*■■ i t0...! iiustui a:.. Auckland. 15th July, 1801., MrH. Wk, Cooper, Symond-itreet, . ,:,h ■■■ Dear Sir,—l havo much pleasure In bearing testimony to., the great curative , powers of: the Medicated- Vapour Bath' estab lished by youia this City.- For. the past five years -1 havo bean sufferingl from a most virulent disease mtirely confined to the face, called Lupus Kxodens, or Nolli-liao-tan gere,'which, bo far as I can learn, completely bafllea tho medicalfaoultyio cure. Their efforts aro generally .directed towards arresting the progress of the disease., by.cajiterisiug ,the ulcers. This treatment I underwent for many months, till I could stand it no longer. The disease itself is at oil timoa extremely painfnl aud.irtftating, but the remedy .was wprse, ,and was Wearing' me' away, fast1; besides, it only healed one •' I. spot r-i to force it out. on vanother. Still . tho disease! was there, and clung tenaciously to tho chin, and spread through my whiskers,"along both jaw-bones, under my chin,' to' the throat L It was at this stage I.commenced^taking yont baths: I rave now had fourteen.. The ulcers are.almost completely healed, and the aisease to a groat extent arrested. My general health in. vArjr.inaoh.. improved since 1 placed myself under;your treatment, ana. cramp riu.iiu»-;ieet, and legs, which I suiTerod intensely from, at night, aro now ailments of the past. I look forward with strong hope-that by continuing these baths for some tims longer the disease will get thoroughly eradicated. I strongly, advice anyone suffering from ulcerations of any kind, no matter bow long-standing1, to consult yon and try your baths, 88 I feel eatiflflod they will get sure relief.-.,. .:; ~.,. ; u-m-nl-j ■ ::■ ..<, Iromain, dearalr, . . i, . ; : ~• !i iit'ij ■ Yours very^gratefully.*.•. ji. j i . : : i OLELAND DICKSON. T UNG DISEASE, INCIPIENT- CON: JIJ sumption, bronchial affec tions. ASTHMA, WHOPPING COUGB, And kindred Complaints affecting the.Chest, : . the Mucous Membranes of the Throat,: ' andKespiratory Organs, are" ! •• ■::'; | SUCCESSFUttY doilßATEli ;ANDJ CURED BY AICKm'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPitrS 1,.* ' '■.. '; ", •-■/' WITH ,; • " : HYPOPHOSiE'HITES OF LIME ' ; :;.;:::. ,;:':,;'.; I The eminently, satisfactory results of this com bination of Bronchial. Stimulants, Tissue Re parativeEl, Nerve and Blood Tonics, added to a Special Cough Cdlmatlve-witulfebrlfuge-action plainly show that at least we have arrived much nearer to the solution of the question, 'fXa Con sumption Curable?"..'.,, ,",.'" '.'.', ■'■ • ' , i. Dr. MeCall'Ari'dersoiisays (Clinical' Lectures, psge -221 :^-" These- remarks' are Specially called for at thepresentitime, when so much scepti cism is, abroad wi^Ji regard to the value of medicines,' and when toven distinguished physiolana are delugiDg over periodicals with views subversive of the usefulness of curtain remedial measures, became forsooth . the theories upon which' they are based are incorrect, let us be scientific if you like; but when: woll-crounded expcrlonoo in the treat ment of disease clashes with the .result of scientific roßearcb, let us cling to the former; for while the one is too often based upon theory, the othor is founded upon fact."- '•'■ ■ '; • ■ ■ ■ I Dr. i Milner Fothergill (Practitioners': Hand Book, page 178):—" what is of much more, im portance to us here is the question of what are the ciroumstances which affect tnberole; whioh keep -It ■ away or encourage its advances, or yrhloh arreßt its progress when established, and stay it ravages., The hopeless pathology of Laennec and Carswell had nothing but a grave as the 'future of those vhb'were smitten with tubercle..::iNopriwe know; that KCdvery from conditions actually tuberculous, or .tending to tubercle, is very common." * - '■;'..■ i The: wonderful-effect of Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphates of Lima and Quinine,; in the treatment of •P ! ulmonary and Bronchitio . Complaints," verifies Dr MoCall Andarson's'-'statement -(page 180, Clinical Lectures—Galloping Consumption): '_■ That such then, are the kind of of cises whioh should bo brought under the notice of those who, in these days of sceptici*m, are inclined to sneer at tho efficacy of druga?' ''' ■:."''■' ' ;i-i' • ■■-■' :-'"' ! The Syrup of Encalyptus, with - Hypophos phltes of Lime and Quinine, is net a Pbk- TKNTions .nostrum, ,but a simplp Pharma ceutical " preparation; combining valuable agents that aro chemically andl physiologically compatible, and: .much irecommended ..by eminent modern physicians as being specifically adapted for tho diseases indicated in this notice. Before confidently recommending this remedy to tao3B afflicted withiChost .Complaints, the proprietor has an abundant proof of itt. efficacy. .Constantly recurring evidence is afforded of the groat relief to sufferers, many of' whom tender voluntary testimony. : .■•■::•;'; 'i SiiJ im;u t-j I jig: /,'■>.:-u -.■-. > (Address .■■■<ti->miaon b:il i ;:',, IHB PHAKMACY, .%.' ~»,„. ', i 'i~i~>'. QUBEK-STBEET, AUCKLAip. ' r Wholesale A Rents: Tho New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland, Wellington, Christohurch, andDunedin. ~r . ... ■. ~,,,, ~,,, , ■ ; ; ; .:, t , : 'piH!EMIST.AND'DEUGGIST. \\mi A?. :]'.'■■ S. GILBERT hb "wii'lu Begs to ' Intimate that ':■ he has" c6mraenced justness as Chemist and.Drusgist in QUKBN STRKKT, next to the Albert Hotel, where he hopes to receive a sharo of publlo patronage. i Aselectstook.of Pare Drugs and' Chemicals Will be kept. > ■■- ;■•: . > >« ..- :,. v , Jdst Arrived,..per Orient Line—. oii s Cod Liver 0i1... . I Porous Plasters Lung Balsam v "i Atthma Cigarettes Bronchial Trochufl ;I ■ : Cookie's Pills '' I Sponge. Bags, Tooth Brußhoc, and Paste, . ; ..... ,PleSße & Lubin's Perfumes, && iConntry Storekeepers and Settlers" orders' executed with care anddispatch, and at lowest' rates, v: >■ :!■- ■ .:■ '..:-,'; ((■■ : Physicians' Prescriptions faithfully dispensed i . Address: NEXT ALBERT HOTEL, ! , " QUKEN-STEEbT. ".'rV j RKOISTERED TKADB MARK—IYIUMID. ' ' BALDNESS IS CURABLE By using ' • BARROW'S PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCEB. This Great Scientific Discovery, H, Scott Barrow a WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR ..' PRODUOKR la a purely Natural Vegetable Restorer of the ■ ■■ Haib on Bald Heads. • is also guaranteed to produce the most •Luxuriant Whiskers and Moustachois. To Soften: and Beautify the Hair, . ; TO ERADICATE DANDRUFF, and . } r\ with a single, application, • ,'.'",'' ;To Aim^T the Falling Okf ofthbhaib' . . in the most obstinate cases'of'Febrile Disease, Debility, and the many other" : b;ii causes so fatal to the Growth and ' ■ ■ ! ~Y ; vl beauty of Nature's Gj'-ateat, i - i ■■;:> 01 ■'■ I iOriaa.meiit^' ,, r ~. •'. ' Price, in bottles (one month's'usl'••-'■ •■taJ ■■ Price, In bottles (two months' nse) a .. >Ib,M> ,lo be had of all Chemists throughout the •/ ! nf-ttm .iciTW^^n , ;>fV arf^ AQKNTS in Auckland:—AiOKm. Chemist, Queen-atreet; J, Kdson. Chemist, Queen-st,



<■:''' '' ■;:, " ','■'■ '".'■'?' i,, r';.V-": '-'S'y,:,iV ,uoUolH i|3 i ■ umms '-"' ' ■•■ ' • - ' ' : :i";'- ''■■''•' X' r"'-< * •iK^S^^Bx-^-^" CdntsJnlng the Latest S j ffiwLi'liSilrciffes-^#(rti Styles 'of'1 Ladles'-"ano • T^S'W^JPtfßChildren's'Dreßßofc'-etfi;;, ,; ' 'WSS lil jP% Price, 7dr by'pdßt,'J.8(1,/ ;i ■ * IBpllif B 7 , 'I;. jlj^^gf ff' annum, jjost1 free1, ,Pat;<t ' fissTSiPiWlk. .' terns of all tho styles re-, JE^lV^^^ p . presented in the jonnials', (fSs^^S^SglL f are cnt ta different Blzea.;, and Bold at priceß ranging from 6d to. 2Bi-Solß ; Acont for Auckland— ': ''. :!.„',*,''.. MISS TKUTBNBERG, QUEER BTBBET. i tJILTKS. jyOWN^ STAY AND COpSBX i-UPPEKiHOBSON-ST.' E , i, . ■Kbtablibh«d.: MM.' ( *.'X '.Every '}' Dtecrlf»ttbn li'. j !ojt,,) , :i? ■■-•• > ".Stays, Corset*,1 Srtv;",'.•;> • Surgical Belts,'opon'-tn« f r) .: Latest Improvements. ,-. Shoulder Straps, Made jo j t 'Coontryj • Orde'rß: ■Vimth'l^ __«_- .i : tualiy Attended To; ■*. .| ■: .-..■.■■—:• :. :-■ •:■ ■-■ "-'■"■'^..v