The great square in tlioir midst was one huge parti-cnlourccl gar don'of fruit and vnec table Stalin nil nlive with buyers and pcllcth and fiolour and movement, and life ; and' in tlio air was a multitudinous humming of many voice, and a clattering of brass pails and a tramping of wooden fhoes, and a cracking of whips, and lumbering or heavy wheels. Well might Winifred exclaim that it was "a wonderful place 1" She.was breathless j'dazzled ; as "naive" in her wonder as a delighted child. Cling, ing to Lancelot's arm. the fatigue of the journey all forgotten, she listened as in a dream to the stories he was telling her about Egmont and Horn,"and Hie Duchess of Rich, mond's ball, and the Eve of Waterloo • and though people turned their heads to look after her, and the brown broad-checked market-women smiled and nodded and jabbered unintelligible praises ot her fair young English face, she was too much taken up with the novelty of the scene to bo even oouEcious that she was looked at. " They arc just married I" said a bright eyed old body installed behind a pile of fruit and flowers. " Nay, how can that be, and she in black ? exclaimed another who sold sabOts and crockery. " Her mourning is quite new, too." ' " Well, then, they are lovers 1" And holding out a handful of white roses she said in her guttural Flemish : — "My handsome Monsieur will buy some flowers for his beautiful young lady ?" She was a pleapaut-looking old woman, her cap covered all over with tiny quillings of flue Mechlin lace, and a pair of gold ear rings in her cars ; and her appeal, which it needed no knowledge of the language to un derstand, was irrcsisfable. So Lancelot bought the roses, and Winifred carried them all the rest of the way. Then they went to their hotel and break fasted ; and by and by he took her to see the Church of St. Gudule, and thePlacedes Martyrs, and the shops in the Galerie St. Hubert; and in the evening they went on again and travelled all night as before, arriving in the morning at Coblcntz, where the railway (then in course of construction) came to an end. They, however, found a steamer waiting the arrival of the train and so went on by water to Mayenco, and then again by rail to Frankfort, where they put up again for twenty-four hours. Here, next day, they saw the house of Goethe, and Schwanthaler's statue of the post, and the portraits of the Kaisers in the old Town Hall; and from Frankfort, being rested and refreshed, they made but one more stage of it, going straight to Munich, where they arrived late in the afternoon ot the same day since leaving Singleton station. There had been some feeling uf em barrassment on both sides at starting, and the first day went by uncomfortably. But the brilliant sunshine of the following morning quickly dispelled that little cloud ; and the time since then had been one en chanted holiday. Fain would they have travelled thus for ever, always going some where or arriving somewhere; wandering through picture galleries ; lingering in the gbadowy aisles of ancient churches; listening to legends droned by black-robed vergers ; always amused, always together, and as much alone at a little table in the corner of a noisy public room at a big hotel, as Daphnis and Chloris on a hillside in A ready. But how was it that Winifred, who had never in her life travelled for eighteen or twenty-four hours at a stretch, could go on all day and sleep nil night in a railway carriage, without stopping ? How was it that, so far from looking more fagged and pale than when ehe started, the tender, joyous flush of health came fluttering back to her cheek that very first morning in the market-place at Brussels ? In simple truth, the poor child was entertained and happy, and taken out of herself and her own cares. Everything amused her ; everything was new and delightful; the scenery as it flitted by; often bleak and barren, but unlike any she had seen at home—the odd crowds at the various stations—the unknown tongue on every lip—the novel fare—the flimpses of quaint towns, passed so quickly and all so curiously alike—the Rhine, beautiful even in winter, its vineyards leaf less, its inns empty, its waters solitary—the waggoner driving his team of yoked oxen— the poplar-bordered canal—the graveyard full of iron crosses hung with wreaths of immortelles—the paved straight country road dwindling to a white streak in the dis tance —the many-turretted "Schloes" on its vantage-ground of hill-side- the nestling village below—the priest in his black soutane, the peasant in his sabfifs, the soldier in his spiked helmet and white gaiters,—all these passing before her_ in quick succession turned her thoughts into new channels and kept her attention on the alert. Then there was Lance lot always taking care of her; seeing that the foot-watmer was changed and that tlie rugs were wrapped closely round her ; getting her grapes at tliiß station and flowers at that; telling her scraps of history, and legends of tlic place they passed ; tele graphing in advance for rooms at hotels, and carriages to meet them at the stations were they stopped ; dining with her ; breakfast ing with her ; walking with her ; surround iug her with unspoken attentions and obtru sive cares . . . how could she help being content and amused and happy, if only for a few short days ? It was by her own desire that they came by that route, and so quickly. She would have gone straight through from London to Munich, if Lancelot had consented. "And you are positively not tired?" he asked her again and again. liut she always replied that she was less tired than when they first started. It was eight o clock iuijie evening when they reached Munich ; and they found the Kreutzmann family at supper. The good peopls had notexpectcd their English guests for another day or two ; but they hurried out to meet and greet the strangers, and were none the less cordial because taken by tupriae. Frau Kteutzmann, a buxom house wife with a leathern satchel hanging at her girdle, took Winifred by both hands, kissed her on both cheeks, and bade her welcome to the home. The grey-haired pastor, in well-worn black coat and knee-breecneF t helped to bring in her luggage. The two nieces—fair, smiling damsels, with braided hair and embroidered caps and skirts jußtshort enough to show a pretty (foot and a buckled shoe—took off her cloak and hat, put her in a big chair by the fire, chafed her cold bauds, and said welcoming words which needed no translation though spoken in German. Christine, meanwhile, having come in for her share of greetings and kisses, slipped quietly back into her old place in the household; fetched clean plates and mugs; placed chairs at the upper end ot the table for Winifred and Lancelot, and a stool for her self at the bottom ; and presently they were all supping together in the good old patriarchal Bavarian fashion, oft hot pudding, black bread, stewed fruit and home-made cheese. it was a Dig room with walla and one huge beam traversing the ceiling from end to end. The floor was carpetless; the boards were spotless ; the windows hung with clean muslin curtain?. In one corner stood a large stove covered with shining white tiles, through the open <?oorrof which a ray of warm red light flowed out along the floor. On the walls, in plain black frames, hung a few good prints, a gun, some antlers and other sporting trophies. Presently, supper being ended, the pastor said grace, the nieces ran upstairs to prepare Winifred's room, and Christine cleared the table. Then the old man took down his silver-mounted rifle, the stock cuiiously cut out to fit the rifleman's shoulder, and told them how it had been given to him by his parishioners on his wedding day, thirty years ago. A rare good rifle of the old sort —none better I Many a steinbock had he stalked and shot withit. See yonder horns —three foot and a half from rcot to tip. That was a king of steinbocks, that one— the finest ho had ever brought down ! The Frattlein was looking at that trophy of tails Foxes? No, no-not foxes. Wolves. Wolves every one. Plenty of wolves in the woods beyond Starnberg ; aye, and bears, too, for that matter, He had shot many a grizzly in his young days, bfore he was married. Bears had growu more scarce and shy, however, of late years ; and even stein bocks and chamois were less plentiful than of old. That was the fault of the railroads, for bringing strange 'sportsmen about their haunts. Thus he chattered, and the time passed quickly. By and by, a cuckoo clock struck ten j whereupon Pastor Kreutzmann brought out a ponderous old German Bible, read a chapter aloud, and invoked a blessing upon his assembled family and upon the strangers who were within his gates. "Do you fthink you shall like it V said Lancelot, as he bade Winifred eood night. "I like the place and the people better than any place or people I ever saw !" she replied, with a happy smile. Then the girls conducted her to her room ; and Frau Kreutzmaun brought her a cup ot some kind of hot' tisane' after she was in bed; and long before- eleven, .the whole household was asleep. i (To he continued' on Saturday.)

Printed nna published or to Proprietor Hknry Sbett, of Symonds-street, at bis General Steam Printing Office, Wyndharc- Btreet,ln the Province of Auckland, New SJea- WKDNESDAT. JiNUiBY 12, 1881.

TOE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. JANUARY 12.

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Auctions. T O • M OR It O \V, AT 12 O'CLOCK. j HOUSEHOLD I'URNITURB, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ike, Karangabape Road. CARBINES & LUSIIEU HAVE received instructions from Mr Reynolds, who is leaving Auckland, to soil by auction, at his residence, Karangahapo Road, Barnes Col ta:<o, Newton, on Thursday, at 12 o'clock sharp, Tho" whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ■ comprising Green Suite, Oval and Square - Tables, ChefTonior, Book Cnso, Bedsteads and Bedding, Mattrasses', Childs' Iron and Wooden Bedstead?, Cot, Wnshstand and Waro (complotc). Matting. Fonder and luro Irons. Lamp, Clock, Mats. Sowing Machine , with cover, Dinner and China Service, Perambulator, Coal gcuttlo, Kitohon Utonsils, otc, etc. CARBINES & LUSHER, Auctioneers. B, TONKR |R. C. CAHR. T O - M O X It O W. ]>y order of the Executors ot tho late Walter Graham, Esq. ALLOTMENT, CORNER OF VINCENT j AND COOK STREETS. ALLOTMENTS AT LAKE TAKAPUNA. B. TON X S & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Thurs day, tho 13Ul, at 12 o'clock noon, ALLOTMENT corner of Vincent and Cook Btrceta FOUR ALLOTMKNTS, beautifully situated at Lako Taknminn. D. TONK9. n. 0. OARU TO-MORROW. By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court. VALUABLE FAKM AT OTAMATEA, KAIPARA, The Property ot Captain Lowes Ryo. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from tho Registrar of tho Supremo Court, Northern District, to toll, at their Mart. Oueen-street, Auckland, on Thursday, tho 13th day of January, 1881, at 12 o'clock noon. All that Parcel of LAND known as To Ihu, containing ono thousand acres (more or loss!, situate at Otamatea, in the District of Kaipara, and being part of a block of land known as Kaitara No. 2 The land is of flrst-clasa quality, and of limestone formation. A commodious DWELLING. HOUSK has been erected npon tho pro perty, and tho land is nearly all laid down in grass. It has a large river frontago, and steamers pass the property twice weekly. For furthor particulars apply to Mr E. T, Dufaur, the Mortgagee's solicitor, at his offices, Shortland-street, Auckland, B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneer?. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Drury—Wednosday, January 19 Paivikura—Wodncsday, January 2G ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, 13th January, 33 well-fatted Cattlo.Jfrom Taraua 30 Choice Steers, from Sandhills IS Good Cattlo. from Waikato 250 Fnt Shtop, from Tauranga 200 Choice Napier Wethers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. THE HAYHAKKEI, FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day, January 14, FIRST-CLASS STACK, containing about a tons Oaten, and ono about 17 tons Meadow. This has been well saved, and can bo Boen at Mr Wallaco's Farm, near the Poat-offlce, Monnt Albort. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Friday next, January 14, atllo'olocfc, 7 HOR3E3 AND MARES, Ex ' Columbia,' from tho East Coast. Wanted to purchase, A good and quiet Buggy Horse. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. mHE SHEEP FAIR (Both fok Rams and Ewes) , Will bo held at RKMU E R A ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. HEntries will be received and catalogued up to FRIDAY, January 28, but entrie3 on tho cata logue will bo as they aro received. First entered, flrat sold. ALFRED BUCKLAND. W. S. COCHKANE.I [JAMES DACRE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. HAKPI II A R P 1 ! a ARPiii THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 14th inst., at 12 o'clock, by order of the Trustee in the Ketate of Mr M. Swallow, A VALUABLE HARP, by Erard; it is a Firat-class Instrument, complete with all tho most roccnt and modern improve ments. Now on View. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHKANE.I [JAB, DACKE. MONDAY, JANUARY 17. COTTAGE AND .ALLOTMExsTS, NEWTOWN. flg ACRES, PAKURANGA. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort street, on Monday, 17th January, at 12 o'clock, NICWTOWN, Allotment 120, fronting Suffilk- Btreet, with Cottage thereon erected. No reserve. NEWTOWN, Allotment 113,37 feet frontage to Newtown Koad, No reserve. PAKUKANGA, Allotment 83, containing 76 Acres, having a large water f i ontage. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. DURHAM YARDS, FOR SALE, on Friday next, ex " Wallabi,'frorri Wanganuf, 1 BAY FILLY, by Day Dawn 3 Choatnnt Mares 3 Bay Colts 2 Grey Mares 1 Upstanding Horse 1 Roan Pony At 11 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I. ■JUNCTION YARDS. SHEEP FAIR. The undersigned will hold their Annual j> Sheep Fair on Tuesday, February I, at the fj Junotion Yards, at 11 o'clock. | Intending vendors are requested to for ar j ( particulars of entry for oataloguo as so v JKBBiblo. /' hunter 3&^ toi<an i '



Auctions. miIAMES CATTLK MARKET. 1. BANKS & CO,, STOCK AND COMMISSION AUKN'iU Market catfi THURSDAY, at their yards, Parawai, at 2 p.m.. for aalo of Stock of fill des criptions, Produce, &c Consignees oil Stock can depend upon ovory attention beinar given, good Paddock Aecommo dation, and Prompt Account Salk Darnpier's Wonderful Bargrams. WONDERFUL Inkw YEAH ISAR GAINS,-Most of tho following Won drfnl Bargains are In tho Window : Hrnnd Lot of Ladies 2, 3. and I button, Whito and Colouw'l, Josephine Kid Gloves (SO do;:.), 2d; i.isle Throad do, Gd; Gontß' Whito do, Is; GirlH do, Id ; Hoys' Summer Suits is: Mens1 Holland Co.ils. la fid ; Alpaca Dust (Joati", ( 9 j . Lndies' and Girls' Straw llatn. Gil tolsbd; Hoys Jlons: and"]soy«' Black or Drab Soft Fell Hats, •>a • a fow Ilurd do, '2; ICnormously Largo Hand somo Pictures (framed), 2d, Id. and CA ; Hand somo do (unframed). Id. Como and look at thew Nice Lot of Lovely Gossamer, lill'eient Colour.", Is per jrt: Grand Lot or CluldronV Boots, 10 to 13, 13 Cd per pair; Hrnnd Lot <)■ children's Kid Ho: ts, 7 to ft 3s Cd; 10 ta 13, If Gd ■ Infants' Hoots and Slioos, la and Is lid : Ladies'Gorman Prunulla Hoo'a (sewn), {U Bil : Ladies English Kid Hootf, la (id to 7s; Ladies Uiekland Jludo Kid Boots, Bs:NicnJ.Ot 01 Mens' Auckland IMarlo > lustic Bide Kid llootn, fi to 10, 33; Handsome Tobacco Htanda, la each; Playing Cards, !)d tho pack ;'1 bo Faahionabli Ornumenfol lilack Fana, la lid; lioya' Dux ' Collars, size, 11V, Id the box; Men's stand V\ do 2d tho box; Nico Fr.sh Lot of Flowors, (mi tlie bunch ; Nico Lot of Summer lilbbon, 3d and Gi' • Wldefnsh ltihbon, lid tho yd; Diaper, lOil tho yd; Ladies' liink Colluis, 21 the box; Handsonio Pugflroes, nearly 8 yds long. Od; ■More Black Satin,Ha Gd tho yd ; lilaclc Velveteen, 2s (H; lilack Rraeelol><, 3d the pair; tho Faehion able lilack Snake Rrauclot la tho pair; New Kind of Ladlc3' Garters, Gd; Children's do 21 and 3d tho pair : nico lot of gold Black Velvot, from 3d ; Men's Summer Sox, 3d; Ladies' Whito Koso, 3Jd ; Girla' Superior do, Gi ; lot of othor kinds, cheap; Lead Pencils, 5d tho do*; Memo, liuoks, 2 for Id, or.id thniloz; FrillinK, 2d to Sfl: Marking Ink, G.I tho bot'.lo ; Slat. Lining, 3d tho yd ; Bread Knivcn, Is; Childrona' strong, cood sizo, pretty. Watering Pots, yd; 2 blado Pampa Knives, 9d; Holland I'niafor.-s, Is 3>l; 5(1 yd reels of Coloured bilk. 2d ; Crape Trimming, la tho box of 3G yds; Crapo Collare, Gdouch; large packets Hair rinß, Id; Suporior Sponges, like (he last, Is the pieco; Men's Shirts Is, 23,2a Gd; Boys' do, difl'crent sizes, 2) ; Grena dine ijd the yd: Watored Marino, Is tho yd; Merino, dlllbrent coltura. Is 3d tho yd ; Shirting n- Puff Boxes with Pull's, Gil, 9a, and la; nice lot of Tablo Oilcloth, Is the yd ; Men's Studs, 9(1 tho set; Marking Ink, Gil tho bottlo; Glnss Ink Bottles with Metal lidfl, Gd ; Boot Laco?, 3d per doz; lot of Silvored Broodios, Is ; Ladles' Sil vered Seta. 2s 6(1; Silvered Earrings, 9d; Finger Rings, 2d and Gd; Silvered Necklets, G;l and la ; Largo Silvered Locket!l, 2a; Hondncmo Cork screws, Is: Hloctro Plated Forks, Is; Spoons, 2d to Is; Knives and Korka (good size). 9d pair: Barry's Co'.ebratod Tncophorous, Is 2d tho bottlo; nico lot of Boot Trunks, 4a and 6a; r)re?Bing Combs, 3d and Gd ; Ked Spottod Not for falls, Cd tho yd; Infants' Bibs, 6d; larue|Wood Dolls, Gd; Silvered Perambulators, 9d • lnrgo Humming Tops, Gd; Toy Whips, 4d; Veloci pedes 2d ; Engines and Tenders together, 9d; Houses, Is; Toy Hells, 2d and Id; Handsonio Work-boxes, fitted with Looking Gla6s, Sciatora, &c.. 2s; Tea :-'o's, fill; largo grand China do, 2s; Trumpets, 2d to Gd; Punch with Cymbals, Is; Children's Slftte3, 2.1; Men's Walking sticks, Is Gd • Hoya' do, 9d; nico lot of Seont, Gd tlio bottlo; Piping Cord-, IS knots for Gd; Suporior do, Gd; Phirt Buttons, 12 doz for 3d; Superior Pearl do. 3d the doz; an immense quantity ot Stay Huaks, 2d and -Id tho pair; Leather Tablo Mats the sot of 6; Hooks and Kyes, 6d tho doz Cards ; handsome Metal Dress Holders. 2d canh; tho New Fashion Girdles. Gd each; Black and Grey Thread, 3d the reel: Infant's Feeding Bottles. 9d; fresh lot Hair Brushe?, Is to 2s; fresh lot Nail Brushes, large, oval, and square, id and Gd ; Tooth Brushes 4d; Shoo Brushes.3s tho set of 3; ladies' and girls' Thimbles, 2 for Id; Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glycerine Bars, 7d tho bar; Blind Tassels, 2d; largo hanil somo Ink Bottles. Is; ladiea' and Rirls' Um brellas. 3s : lurga shoeta of Pins, 3d?: ladies hand some Silk Scarves, Is 6d; Alorloy's Knitting Cotton, Gto 14, Is 9d tho lb: BooklMualin, 5d and Gd; Steel Knitting Pins, 1 for 2d: pretty Kgg Cups, 9 for la; splendid lot of Spectacles, Is the pair, worth 2s Gel; Slate Pnnrils, Id the doz, or 6d the box Of 100; Hair Nets, Id each ; Sarcesct, lsGd yd ; PeerlessUloss, shinesbonts withoutbrushea, 9(1 tho bottlo; a wonderful bargain in nicely bound books, including " Magnal's Questions," la each; Nelson's Arithmetics, Is; Bread Trays, fid; Brass Dulcimers, (the children can play tunes on them), Is each ; handsomo bottles Smelling Salts, Is: handsomo Cut Glass Bottles Scent, is 6d; other kinds, 6d; handsomo Scripture and other Mottoes, that hang up, stand up and lay down, Id each; Mounted Plctura Crosses, 2d each: Framed Pictures, Is the pair; Black Lustre, 8d ; a fow Ball Dresses for amateur theatricals, ia each: tell the shoemakers I am selling ladies' Boot Blocks at 6d tho pair; a few Tomahawks left. Is each; ladies' Stays, Is Gd tho pair ; lot of superior fashionable Stays, Bllghtly soiled, is; very wide White Window Holland, 9J tho yd ; grand lot of ladies' Satin Searvo9, Is Gd : White Tucked SKirting for Petticoats. Is 3d the yd; men's handsome Bracks, is; littlo boyn'do. Gd : Towels, 2d and 2}d ; Honeycomb do, 6d; Tur kish do, Is; Satin Tubular Trimming, Id tho yd; Note Paper, 2d and 3d quire: Knvelopcs. 25 for 2d; Crochet Antimacassars, ls|3d; ToilatMnts. Is the set, 6; Ladic9'and Gents'Kiiting Whips, 9d; FingerlnK Wool, 3a the heart of 12 hanks; other colours. 3d tho hank; black and whito Berlin Wool, 3d tho dozen skeins ; nil other colours, Jd tho dozen; Children's Picture handkerchiefs, 2d; Ladies'do 3dto9d; Wont's do, GI and Is; piano Music-, 3d) each, worth 2s; Piping Cord, 18 knots for Gd; Brown Holland, 8d; Turkey Twill: Is 3d tho yard.-W. H. DAMPIKIt, No. 1, Unnor Uueen-strent WANTED, my Customers to take par ticular notice of my Christmas Holidays List of Bargains, comprising a grand assort ment of Fashionable Millinery Bonnets, ond somo of tho Cheapest Trimmed Ladies' Hats in Auckland. My honse' is celebrated for selling the beat and cheapest Kid Gloves in town. Tho following list of prices will be a sure guarantee that the articles will insure themselves to the public, especially Bohemian Kid Gloves, an ex cellent quality, in all sizes, price Is 9d per pair. worth 3s (id; one line of Twilled Flax Shirting, at7d peryd., worth Is; ."ummer Fancy 2-Button 2s, worth Is rerpnir; a Good Dark Kid Glove, 2-Huttoned, 2s worth 3s 6d ; a splendid value in Ostrich Feathes r.a Cd, worth 10s 6d; a large stock of l.oi'K While Ostrich Feathers equally cheap ; 10D0 yarris of Dresl) Mohair, for Summer wear, 7d per yard, worth Is 6d ; 30 dozen Silk Scarves, Is each, worth 2s ; 50 dozen Lace Col larets, Is, worth 3s ; a good line in Black Kid Glovrs. 2-Button,3?, worth 4s 6d per pair; Men's and Youths' Ventilated Straw Hats at Is, worth 3s: a tplondid lot of Boys' Btraw Hats. 9d each. This ia the only honse in town that has got the new Chinnelle Frilling for Ball Dresses; also, a great variety of Gold and Silver Lace; the Gcnt.'s New Tuscan Hats at ss, worth 7s Gd. A lot of heavy Flax Shirting, at 7i per yard, worth Is -WM, KYRH! Victoria-street. DRAPERY. —I have now some Special Lines, which cannot bo beat. From 16th December to the end of January, 181,1 will sell Girls' 3, 4, and 5. Is 6d Whito Stockings, at Is pair ; White Tulle, for falls, Is, usnal price is 2s 6d yard ; Boys' Panama Hatl", 29 3d; Boys' and Men's Braces, la pair; Men's White Shirta, from 2s 94; Men's Felt Hats, 3s, worth fully 5s each; Full-sized Quilts, for the largest doable beds, only 103 6d each ; Men's Summer Socks, 9d pair, every one that has tender feet should take a dozen pairs; Crape Flowers, 6d spray (half-price); Crape Beaded Trimming, 6d dozen yards, usual Srice, 4d yard; Wire, for Fly Catches, about 1 ozen yards for 3d; Boys' Galatea Hats' (wide brims), la 9d, worth 2s 6d each; Men's Linen Faced Collars, id Box (Harvard make); Turkey Red Hnndkorchlefs, 6d each; 200 yards Soft make Machine Cotton, Is 9d dozen, or 2d reel; a Splendid Lot of Babies' Summer Hats, Is 6d and 2s Gd each; Grey Lustre, Is, worth la 3d a yard ; Ladies* Handsonio White Petticoats, 3s 9d each (going quick); Ladies' Thin Thread Stockings, Is, are light and comfortable for Summer wear. -J. GRKKN 44, Victoria street "jVT OTICE ! NOTICE 1! NOTICE I!! R. L. Mkek. the Working Man's Grocer, hav ing removed from City Market to more commo dious premises known as Lennox's Buildings, R rey-strcot, takes this opportunity of thankinßT his I Customers for the very liberal support they have favoured him with since commencing business, and trusts, that by a strict attention to business, together with civility.dispatch.andagood article, to merit acontinuanceoftheßame. R,lj.M.woulfl call special attention to his 3tock of New Sea son's Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture at 2s 6d per lb. He also calls attention to his Oroceriea, which in price and quality cannot be surpassed. His provisions are in prime condi tion ; the Best Canterbury and Wairoa Cheese, which only requires a trial to ba appreciated, and at prices so low as to como within the reach of all. Ho has great pleasure in announcing to hia patrons and the general publio that his rapidly increasing trade has induced him to make arrangements fora constant supply of the Best Fresh Butter obtainable in thiß province for their benefit, co that thay may rely upon getting a really good article at a small cost, his motto being. Small profits and quick roturnß.— Note the Address: R. L. MEEK, Lennox's Buildings, Groy-streot, Auckland. — Families waited upon for orders, and goods delivwwt. Gunsmitfis. ■"?"> EVJTT, ttuar-iaiter, Ui, Queen _B_> .:■ Btreot. Auckland, opposite the Market houso. Established, 85 \— Always in Stock and ! to arrivo by direot. importation from England : made to. advertisers cwn ordor,—Chokeboro i Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Rovolvers, Breech-load- ' ing Rook and Rabbit R fles, Game Bags, Gun j Ca3eß, Powdor Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary to complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of overy description ot Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders aro imported direct from ;ho makers by tho advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for tho fCnfleid, Snider and Terry Kifles. Metaluc Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other Bpeci tlitioa always on hand. Country dealers iberally dealt <vich. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, ite., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired ,t reasonable pt ices. Notice.-Jußt to hand, a Dt of good serviceable C, V. Chokoboro Breech- . jading Guns cheap. The largest stock in i tuckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a irge assortment of Fireworks of tho best Bttlitv. Fishin« TucWg



Laud and Estste Agents. | LAND INVKSTJMKN T, AND TRUST AUICNOY. UNDKB TIIK MANAOICMEHT OF GKORGB FKASEII, VALUATOR, INVESTING AND ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. FOR this palk OK Purciusk or Properties. 'I'llK INVKSTMICNT Of AlOlloy. Tim Management of Katfttoa for Ttustcoß and otlicra. SKIILKDSKIiKOTORS AND VALCKRSFOR PURCHASING AND SKLKOTING. Tlin attention of poraons nocking investments, combining prollt with security, and of Colonies ami Immigrants de^lrinK to auttlo on really good land, ia rcquestod to tho fuct that this Agency has now for Halo. amonpHt a number of other properties of a valuable cliaractor, aorornl very excellent Agricultural Farms ready at once for occupation, having nearly nil tho rough work done, fences erected, and comfortable farm houses built, and largo part of tho lii'id laid down in grass, at reasonable prices, in Bottled dititriota, and ponaossing Hallway and other facilities for bringing produco to market. FOR SALK-TIIK FOkLOWING PROPICR TIKS. Al—P irstclasß|Farm,Main South Road, about :!05 ncroßvory rich voleanioaoil.cultivated, fenced and subdivided; with a beautiful ltoaidonco, iind all necoaßarjr outbuiUlinK". wit" line orchard and garden, l'rioo very ohoap; a bargain, and terms easy. AS—Uppor Waiknto, largo Improved Farm, of So acres, with houso and necessary outbuild ings, noar Hallway Station. Uontval and rising district. A23—Hino little Farm, 76 acre", in Bombay Hist ,-ict: flrat-cliips volcanic noil, nearly all in grass; goo I house, Oll'orod exceptionally A2s—Lnriro farm, 1120 acres, first-class volcanic soil: 100 acres hush; soil unclulating. l'rico moilcrato. Knsy termc. A33-Farm, Walkato Valley, 303 acres, partly fenced, and in gra^s; good house, gurdon, and orchard, ltailivay conveniences. Al6—PuUoltoho District, HSU acres unimproved undulating, volcanic land ; 160 acres bush with valuable timber. Will bo sold cheap, AlO-Residence niul vnluablo -Allotment, Kyher Pass lioid, near St. Sepulchre's Now Church, A3—Heamiful Farm of 1150 acres, with largo family resldenco; fencori, nub-divided, largo part cultivated and in grass, near Railway Station, within tnsy distanco of Auckland. Very choap. All-Fino Country Resldenco, with 0 acres of land (7 acres in good grasp, and 2 acrea In orchard), pardon, avenuo. and shrubberies I orchard in full bearing, and houso of 7 rooms, with man's room, stable, coachhouse, etc. Fullor descriptions with Particulars on appli cation to GKORGK FRAgKR. Invostmont. Land and TrustAK«uoy, T> 0. UKKKNWOOD S\ia AUCTIOHKKR. HOUSK, LAND,1 AND KSTATK lAGKNT tJORNKR OV SHOUTLAND-STRKKT. WaNTKD— Intondlng Purohaiors of Farms, Land, or Houses, to call At my oillco fo printed lists. t FIHST-RATK Rush Farm, consisting of A 110 aoros good land; 100 acres improved and in grass, reinaindor kauri and totara bußh ; ix-roomed houss, store, stockyard, out-homes, ar den, &c. Frioo, £500. FOR SALE, GO Acres of Alluvial Bußh Land, containing purlrl and othor vnluablo tim ber, bordorod by road and oreek, being lot 170, Parish ot Hunuu, and Immodiatcly behind Mr Uofrs property, four miles from Papakura rail way station. Price low. FOR SALK, at Newmarket, a comfortablo Four-roomed Houso and Allotment, 33 x 09 !eoi; good gardou, well, tanks, wash-house, coal and wood shed, etc, etc. Price £250. Terms easy. IJ>ARM for Sale—A compact littlo Farm of 50 acres good land, all fenced and subdivided, Sec; SO acres under plough, 20 acres in grass &c; 5-roomod Houso, Sheds, &c, orchard, gar d«n, fee: 20 miles from Auckland by rail. Price, £500.-25. FOR SALK, 100 Acroa of good Land in tho Waipa (Waikato). Price. £2 an aero.—2l. A GOOD Hix-roomod Houso and Allotmont 43 x 106 ft., within a fow minutes walk of Quoen-a vroot: lot to good tenant for 11s a-woek. Price, £350.-19 K-ROOMK1) House and Allotment 35 x 200 ft. all " fenced, Fowl-house, Outhonses, &0., &o.; situatod on tho Now North Ko&d, about two miles from Queon-stroot. Prico, £310.-50. FlVKto 'JEN ACRES of good Land for palo pitnatod in tho Mount Albert District north-eastern aspect. Price. £1210s an aero. FOR SALK. threo Now Four-roomed Veran dah Cottages; thoroughly well finished; largo Freehold Allotments; fenced, Sec; situated near Mason's gardens, Parnell, and closo to Newmarket. Pr1c0,£225 each. Torms easy. FOR SALK good Fivo roomed Houso and Allotmont. 33 x 172 feet; sitnated in Now ton-street; good gardon, well, etc etc. Prico very low, £150.-26. FOR SALK, two Soven-roomed Houses and lanzo Allotmont. 127 feet frontatro to Wil liam-street by 100 feet to Homo-street. Prico, £100 each. No. 37. FOR SALB, at Whatawhata, about 1,000 Acres Land, being lots 191,192,193. 196. 700 acres being splendid bush, tho remaindor mostly im proved, abont 200 acres being In grass; two homesteads. Will bo sold in either ono or two lots. Price, £3 an acre. No. 29. FOR SALffi, a good Six-roomed Houeo, boul lery, wash-house, etc., and Allotment 18ft. frontage to Kden Terraco; gas and water laid on. Price. £320.-48. FOR SALK, well-finished Seven-roomed House in Howe-street; rooms largo, lofty, and well-finished; good allotment. Prico, £110.-37. Sales by auction of Household Furniture, &o, &0., undertaken br R. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, &c. Office: Corner Shortland and (luecn streets FJ. MOSd AND CO LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, shortland street 3 (Nbx tabove Bank of Nkw South Walks). J?Q AA A -TO LEND, at current rates of In- SOOjUUU terest, in Bums of £50 and up wards. CIT¥. SUBURBAN, AND RURAL PRO PERffY for sale in all parts of tho Province and the tallest information to be obtained by Intending Settlers or Investors. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-street, TOT O R SALE An Eight-roomed House in Park Road, new and with fine view. An Bight-ioomed House in Remucra, beauti fully situated, well-built, and with ono acre garden and orchard. A Valuable and Splendid Property of twenty four acres, with fine large Houso, at Onehunga. A large and convenient Residence, with six acres beautifully planted and fine orchard. An Eight roomed House and one acre garden and orchard, in excellent position. And soveral other Suburban Properties. On easy terms. F. J. MO 33 ft CO., Shortland-street. FOR SALE. A wnll-built Dwelling-house and fine gar don, in Edinburgh-street, Newton. To bo sold on easy terms, and for only £380. F. J. MOS3 & CO., Shortland-streot. TK AWAMUTU. —For Sale, one of the Finest Properties in this fertile district, comprising ISO acres in first-rate order with large and convenient dwol ling-houae, fine orchard, stables, and other out buildings, of most complete charactor. Terms to suit purchasers. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-street. A FINE BLOCK of 370 acres in tho best part . of the Piako district; naturally fenced on two sides, and soil of first-rate quality. For palo. -Apply to F. J. MOSS & CO., ShortUnd-streot, BUILDING SECTIONS, at Brighton (Parnell). to be sold on application to F. J. MO3S and CO., Shortland-street. T EASEHOLD FOR SALK.—Tho Lease of JLJ 13 acres, in one of the most beautifnl and commanding positions, for CO years, at £21 per year.-F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-strcet. yy- a. i k_ at o. 800 ACRES—A very fine property, near a rail way station and with regular steam communi cation. This Estate is largely improved, with excellent dwelling-house and farm buildings. Also, 450 ACRES of the best reclaimed flax swamp, in a first-rate position. 230 acres in grass, and with dwelling-house and farm buildings. Theae Properties will be Bold at a low prico and on easy terms.—Apply to X J. MOSS & CO.. Shortland-street. T% AGLAN DISTRICT.—A line property of 200 XV Acrea. 80 facrea cleared, and in splendid grass; the remainder bush: will tako grass by surface sowing. Dwelling-house and all noces sary farm buildings.—F. J. MOSS & CO., Short land-street. T>ROPERTIES FOR SILB, TOWN AND SUBURBAN, PONSONBY.—7-roomed House, with Grounds— WKLLESLEY-STRKKT) Deslrab'o Building HOWE-STREET V Sections in these VICTORIA-STRKKT ) streets For Solo. LAKE TAKAPUNA.—Farma of from 30 to 40 Acres, beautifully situated, and some inhigh cultivation, for laloin this favourite district, MfinvT athitot ) Houses and Valuable Pro- MOTTNT MEN I perties of 7to 20 aores.ln NORTH ROAD } t ub ß u 9rb 3 ? Pialy 8r° WiDg Rural Land.' WAIKATO "\ Several Valuable Properties, cul- WAIPA tivatedoronlypartlyimproved, WAITOA )■ and ranging from 150 to 2500 HIAKO I acres, for sale in those easily WAIHOU ) accessible districts. WAIKATO.-2 Valuable Blocks of 6,000 ana 8,850 acres. To be sold in the whole or in part. PAPAKURA. MANQERKOI Fa,rmS °f 7*s<A SXtent- WAIROA SOTITTT V from 60 to 800 acres-in nTAHTTHTT I tneso weU-settled and MAUKTJ I well-known districts. WAIUKU ) WAIROA NORTH,-An Estate of 1200 acres, very fine land, a greater part in cultivation. 800 acres very rich land, well grassed and cultivated. 600 acres, with right to grazo over 20,000 I acres adjoining. KA IPARA.-1200 acres fine limoßtone country. BAY OF PLENTY.—26OO acres, near Tauranga. POVERTY BAY.-9000 aores fine land, well grassed, and a splendid sheep run. HAWKtt'S BA\,-30,000 acres fine sheep oonn- KAIPAR A .—IO.OCO acres cattle run, to be bought at a low figure. KAURI FOREST.—Some fine blocks of hauri timber land, and various other properties on easy terms to uit purchasers. k\ J. MOSS & CO., * Sbprtland-strßet,



Land and. Estate Agents. Wf h. MBTOA J. F X ESTATKI& OKNICRAL COMMISSION AGENT, No. 29, Insurance Buildinos. Tho ftdvortisor, having had 17 years' ox perience, and being intimately acquainted with all properties now In his hands for salo, can adviso Intending Sottlura in tlmli-choice ot land. FARMS.from 50 to B.COU actJS, on hand. Full particulars on application. Sevoral good In vostmontß for CapitHliein, CommisHions of ovory dasciiption executed forCcuntry Sottlers ut low rates. Joskimi Gank.l (G. K. Clark, Fort street. I \ Cambridgo. LAND AND COMMISSION AGKNTS, Fort-strcot, Auckland, and Duko- Blreot, Cambridge. /ILAItK AND nAN G From tholr long rosidonco in Walkato, their thoiough knowledge ot tho various Soils com prised in llio Auckland Provincial District, and their practical accquaintancu with Agrioulturo, aro In possession of faclß that enable thorn to give tho most reliable information to Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Safe Securities for Investment ot Capital. KOK rtALlC—Choieo Karma in Iho DiatriotßOf WalKato, Piako, Waitoa, and lUglan—Proper ties whioh should bo inspected by every intend ing Purohaaer of a Homestead, beforo ilnally llxlng his choieo o'suwhnro—lmproved Furnts varyniK In extent from 10(1 acres to 10U0; also, sovoral Unimproved Properties.—For further Imformatlon apply to the AdvertiaoiU TjiSTATE AND PliOriiltTY AOICNCY. «SQ. FOR IMMEDIATE SALM : NORFOLK-STRKIIT, I'ONSONRY.-Onod Six roomed House, wl'h bath-room : every con venionco; largo allotment. Only £120. TWO subsl initial well-built Seven - roomed HOISH1, with nice Kl'OUllds, William and llnweßttwtH. £100 each. IHREh: SHOPS. Vlctorla-slreot, leasehold, 38 yearn unexplrod. Cheap. RKUKNT-3THKKT—FIvo-roomod Houso for rOUU-ItUOAIKD HOUfrK, Weat-streot Now ton; .Cl7ri 83 ACIIKS POKKNO. F.'iio Farm. Terms ex ceptionally onsy. Price fISSO. WAI IvaTU—Lota 61 unil Si. Jvoiiiakaniii, 100 aorc'B; £'M. 20,000 ACHKrf, Great Hairier laland, funning and timber land, from its per acre; choice olectlons. SEVKN-ROOMICD UOUSIC, Great North Road; £100. CORKUGATKD IRON COTTAOK, Nowniar kot; £160. TWO ISLANDS, Port Fitzroy, 150 acros; £100. FOUR-ROOMKD 11 O U S hi S, Flvo-roomed Houses, Six-roomed Housca, in Nowton. Ponaonby iind clsowhere. Xumcrons othor Pioportios in various ports of tho Provincial District. MANUKRK—Fino Farm, choieo land; £20 an aoro. TWO Largo Blocks Native Land, Hay of Plenty !Rl. Uoglstor of Properties can bo Inspected at tho Olllco—s, Instiranco lluildinga. £50 CASH, balance Weekly Payments naaxroed Pleasantly nituated auhurban rusidcnce, line gardonand orchard attached. Intetoßt only Bovon por cent. Must bo seen to bo be liovod. SUBUIIItAN RESIDKNCK, with 20 Acres Voi cania Land, 2. milos from Auckland, threi minutos' walk from'Uailway Station. The Hohso has S ovn Rooit.J, uiiu ia nearly now cow-shed, stable, workshop, dairy (willi servants' bedroom over), carriage lioiihu barn, pUfgorios, &c.: subdivided Intoelghi paddocks, of which seven aro cleared ol atone, land all in good gross. This is i beautiful proporty, such as ia seldom olrorei, to tho public, within half-an-hour's walk o Queen-street, 'busses passing six times daily. Price, £1,150 : £600 cash, balancoat two an< a half por cent. WANTED: To purchase, a Freehold Site or Shop, In or nonr Queen-street; good prico. Flvo-roomed Cottago, with freehold, about Hob son-strcot; must bo cheap. Purchaser.) for Stocks and Shares; also fcr Farms nnd othor Proportiea. Good Hllla for Discount at Reasonable Hates. Freehold Securities for varbua atinia ot money at Current Ratos. TO LET: TWO SHOPS (with dwelling attached) in Symonds-streot; good stand. Cun bo had for 10 years nt low rental. For further particulars and cards to view apply to J. It. itAkDERSON, BROKKR, LAND, ESTATK. AND COM mission agknt, 5, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, auckland Oil and Colour Merchants. JUST OPENED, AT OUR Plate Glass, Colour, PAPERIIA N G I N G, Gilt Moulding and Picture Warehouse, 54 0 packages pAINTKRS' jlf A TIC RI AL S, Including a Choieo Collodion of Photographs (plain and coloured), Chromo Lithographa, Oleographs, Studies for Artists in Colours and Crayons. Artists'Bundrloa. Kanoy Frames, Ijadiea' Dosks, l Jhoto. Screens, Photo, and Scrap Albumß, &c, &c, and A NUMBER OF NOVKLTIKS. Tho Plctnrea wero selcctod by ono of our firm while In London, and havo been prononncod by local artiata tho hojt over imported; and having received with thorn a Splendid Aaaort mont of New, Fancy Mouldings, wo can Flame to Buit all tastes, at Vory Low Frlcos. An Inspection Invited. W. PIIILLIPPS & SON, &, 7. OUKKN-STREKT, IVTEW VAPEKHANGINGF ll »on 188 C. Large and Small Buyers of Paperhanginga will do well to call at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S Papsrhanoingb, Oil, Colour, & Glass Warehouse, 28 & 30, VICTOHIA-STRKKT, AUCKLAND, Whore may be inspected ono of the largest and bost-Boleotod Stocks of Paperhangings in New Zealand, From 4d per ploco to tho most costly. GILT & STAINED PICTURE - FRAMK MOULDING! In Great Variety. Pioture-Fbaminq in all its branches, At lowest possible rates. Oils, Colours, Glasa. Varnialioa, Bruahware, Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &o. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. ■saaawv- Kf^ MAKER Xf WS. .f O N E S • Having Just landed ex ' Fernglen,' Loch'Doon,' and ' Scottish Lassio' a largo assoi*. ment'of all kinds of HARNKSS MOUNTING& ho ia now prepared to execute all ordeis for Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horse, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem Harness. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own mako, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. on hand, a Large Stock of CAB, SPRING CAlir, DRAY AND FARM HARNKSS W.SJ. has always a iaigo gonorai stock, com prising Racing, Steeplechaso, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stablo Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseclothing, Valises, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. FLY NETS IN GREAT VARIffiTY. ELLIMANS EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest Improved extra Btrone PACK g ADDLES always on hand. From 60a. Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash. W. S, JONES, OTJffiISN- KKET. AUCKLAND. M c G U m "c, • COACH PROPRIRTOR, Runa a Coach daily to meet tho train at Te Awamutu. Horses and Buggies on Hire, Orders by Post or Telegraph promptly g attended to. j VKRY fiß^U BTABMS< 1



Stud. AUUK.LAM) KXUIJ COMI'AINI (LIMITllD). Tho fallowing Tliiiiouulihred Clydesdale Kn tiros will Stand at Uie Compiuiy'a Farm, Glon Orchard, this season, and will travel in tho immediuto neighbourhood as lit foot. Gcod Paddocks will bo provided for Maros at two Blillllngs and sixpence per weok. Kvery euro will be takon, but no roeponei blllty will bo incurred. All Mares to bo removed by the 10th January 1881. TIIOItOUCIIIIiiUCD iMl'OUTltl) STATXION M U S IC E T, Ilrcd by Lord Olaaxovv in 1807; got by Toxo phllitci, his dam by West Australian out of lirown Hess by Camel. Turms:—Thirty guineas for ono or two marea, or twenty-live guineas for threo or more, the properly of same owner, rnyublo by approved promixHOry notes at threo niunths from data of service. MuHkct la a dark brown horse, standing fully 16 liunda 2J inohes, and shows immonso power and quality. Musket's performances on the KnglishlTurf stamp him us an umloniutilo gcod horao at all distancoa and weights, whilo liii stock now running provo him to bo a vory great buccobb at tho Bind. Vldo pi rl'oi'inanceu or Itillo, wlnnor of Grand National Hurdle Race of 1,001) guineas at Sandown ; Mußcatel; Petreim', winner of ihn 2.001) RUineaaj Muakctiy, Carbine, and many oilioiH. Tho Company resorves to Itself tho<ptlonof rofußlug mares not deemed sullalilo TIIUKOUCIIIIIUKO iMl'Oll'rifl) ST.U.I.ION C A P-A-]' I K. lly Mariliyrnoiiß outof MlssMnguii, by Magus (Imported) out, of Ocorglami, by Cap-n-plo (lin jiorU-d) out. of Cieorginna (iinpi>rlcill. Cap n-plo Ina lieaulli'ul brown Ikiitb, hlxyears old, Bliuullng 15 linniU ;| inolui-, mill hliows lots of quality ami hulmlanc.e. Cnpu-ple'H I'orfonimnciw: Won !-'<|uatloiH' StaUoi, A .1.0, Spring Meeting, 1H77 ; SI.. LcKiir A.,1.0, Autumn Mooili.g. I lend heat wll-h Chcator for Unmburhind Stakes next da.', two mll.'B, wolßhl 'or auo, Terms:—Six guinoivß for (lliiglo, maroßj llvo guineas for two or more mares, Tun; Imi'OHTKD Ri,YDirei>jT,K (I years old X Ii V, I N. Sire, Luok'ri All—lal6 (Jhamiilon Klro ot Scot laud. Wlinioi' of Iho llrnt prize iit tho A^i leu.tiirnland Pantoral AHSOOlalkmn Bhow, held at ICllorsllo, Novumbor Ulh, 187.). Will travel tills soHson iih inulor :— MoiulnyM—T(t l'limiiiirn anil immeiliuto nolgli liourhood Wodneßilays—To Otnhuhii, ftud In Iho nftomoo to MaiiKuro, where by Iho kind permlsHlon of Mr vv. Paul, he will leninin at hiu farm for the night. Thursdays- 'I'oOnehutign, Kpsom, and Rnmuern. Tuoßdaya, Krlila)S, and Haturdays-At Glen Orchard. Tormss-ViTOßnlnoasßinglomares; Ijgulnoas for two or more, tho properly (if ono owner. N.H.—Tho Company ollVr a First I'rl/.o O Fiftuon (Jiiluohh and a Hocond I'rizu of Flvo Guineas for tho Heat Foal K"t by Wlklii, to bo Bhown and judged iitthuAuriciaml Agr cultural and Pastoral Association's tliow in November 1881. Payment for Cap-n-plo and Klgln duo on the 10th of January, 1881. For further particulars apply to tho Managing Director, CAPT. WALMSLKY, Glen Orchard; Or to WM. I'EKOJVAI., yecrutary, Auckland. Sewmcr Macbinos. m A V L O U' S DA T V. N T O E \V I N G If A CHIN E S, Thoso Mrt'hli.en have now buon ho long bofor tho public that they have eatiii.lished a reputa tion for tlieniHi'lve-' iind can bo confidently recommended by h.mdiviU who poa umu them as nupcrior to ail others for diimoHiic uce, Tho now Klllntic Blmltlo MovomeDt U arknowliMlged vn all handa iv) tl.o aimploat quietest, anil mmv hcaullml motion uvor. In vented for Iho pnrpo.se. Tho now Patent almttlu hun only ono hole to threiul, and in larger than mos> (ii)>nrn. Soi.b Aqbnti T, PEACOCK, OI'TIOIAN, Sbortland-Htroot. V Hi-u'ino MAOIIIiIKH UKI'AIBKD. Not for nn ago, but. tor all timo aiNGEK'S QEWING li/TACHINES. SALKS 1875, (Is Fouu Ykaiw) SALK3 1878 240,852 \ NKAiti.Y \ 4111,167 MACIUNK3. ( UOUBLRDII j MACHINES LARGEST SALE in the WORLD LARGEST MANUFACTORIES] IN THE WOULD! W ,■■■<■-in. « §rt II si | i I if I § 3 s •4SHr4|l! p< "A m PATKN TUIPLU ACTION HALANOK WHKEL, and may have, when required.l tho New Patent Cocoun Shuttle (in stead of tho Bobbin Shuttle). NKW FAMILY MACHINE, on Pol ished Walnut Tablo, with Drawers, Stand, and Troadlf. Price .. _ £5 17 0 acckssoriks~g7vkn with each MACHINK. 1 Feller 1 Ex. Cheok Spring 1 Hotllcmmers&Fulder « Hhuttlo Uobblns 1 Tuck-marker ~ l:i Needles 1 Quilter „ 1 Screwdriver 1 Braider 1 Hottlo of Oil I Straight Guido l Oilor 1 Screw for Straight Guide 1 Hook Instruction 1 Extra Noodle-plate Othor Accessories for special classes of work aro supplied at a small extra charge Prico List font post freo. SKWING MACHINES foTall classes of work fitted to work by ha::d, foot, orstoam power. Tho Sowing Machines mado by tho Singer Manufacturing Company are acknowledged by common consont to bo by far tho best Sowing Machines that merlianlca.l Ingenuity caR been able to produce. Although the Sin or Sewing Maohincs uro rompiralive'y lato In the Held, yot tho oxlrao riinary demand for thorn during the past few years—as indicated by tho successive annual salad—has obliged this enter prising company to increa "their Factories to an extent tlmt Bccms almo 'Incredible (ho largest of their Fac:orios is at HClizabnth. New .loisey. Hero, tho main bui:di'ghaa 1100 foot frontngo; Gorging Shops, 700 feet; Foundry.fiCO feet by 100'oet; Cabinet Shop, 200 ,oot; I'acking Shops, 200 feet; Tho main biiiliiiug haa four doors ; tho Cabinet and Packing Shops havo each threo floors. Entire worka employs 3.M0 men. Tho yard contains 0 m'les railroad traoka. Thero aro also Factories at, or near, tho City of Glasgow, and tho dimensions of theso worus may bo imagined, when we Bay that 2,600 hands hero, as at tho American works, find constant employment. The turn-out of Machines alone is 100,00 every week, or, at tho rate of 500,010 (half a million) for tho current year. The various parts and new acccßßories. needloa, on &c, &0., required for tho 3.500,000 Sowing Machines, ■whioh are in uao all over tho world — those demand special attention and much labour. A Staff of Skilled Mechanics and Sow ing Machine Exports is always employed for the sole purpose of making every poaslble Meohanicsl Improvement on the Machlnos and accessories. \nd notwithstanding the Very Great Re duction in Pricks, tho Company continues to give Wonderfully Kasy Terms to Purchasorsoo tho Hiro or Deferred Payment System. (To be continued.) BRANCH OFFICE: us FORT STREET. Auckland. ~U UML B Si T) ° w N UPPER HOBSON-STREH.T. Established 1864. Every Description of Stay Cobsbts, &o. SUKOIOAL BKLTS, CPON THE LATEST IjIPROVBMIfNTS. Shoulder Sirapb Made to Order. (^■Country Orders Punctually Attended T KEKUY'S KOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs md Tauranga, leaving Tauranga every Mon lay Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.; and eturning every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur lay. Through to Napier, Wednesday, at 8 a.m. rare, £5. Livery and Bait Stablea, Spring street, Cauranga. Buggies, Waggonettes,and vehicles >f all kinds for Hire, BookinglOfflco, Spring treed



Mercbandiße. THE HOMK HMUTTLH AMERICAN LOOIs STITCH SEWING MAUIIINK, THK HICST AND MOST EASILY WORTCMD FAMILY BIiWING-MACIIINIC IN THK MAItKKT, Without Regard to Prick, With tho Machino is furnished-■llemmor Braider, Slmttlo, liobliina, Oil Can, Oil ycrow driver, Five Needles, Gaugo, Tablo Clamp, and directions for uso. All suciiroly packed in strong oase, without extra charge I It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, scam, tuck ruifio, hemstitch, and gather, and sow on and gather at tho sumo time, and will work equally well on Silk Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk' Cotton, or Cotton Throad. No. I—HAND MACHINK, Reduced to £,&■■ N.B.—This is also adapted for uso on talbcß' and Trcadlo, which wo will supply at any time, of elegant American manufacture for £2 5a No. 2—MAC! I IN 1C for Treadle uso only, having tho very great mlvuntagn of bolng sot level with the tablo, roinpiiUo, with clo gunt Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand some jioliiilicd lop, complete, reduced to £1) i)M. No. 3-MAOMINn:, with polished coveru as ahove, to lock and protect machino, ro ducecl to CT 7ti. Whore the Ronulno "1IOMK" SHUTTLE MAC lINICH ivro not proonrablo wo will Bend thmii Ireot to purohiiMarß on receipt of romlt timo roforonoo. yVICUYQ X N U I N X HOMIC-SIIUTTLIC SEWIN(iM A O II I N E IH STAMI'HD M. M ° b a & C° -BOLIC-AGENT3, 3 V 1) N X V, N. S. W. VT IJKWAIIK OF GKRMAN AND IIIRM INGIIAM IMITATIONS. •*& SOLE IMPORTERS 1 L. D. N A T „ A N & Co. AUCKLAND. Wo havo appointed tho undorslgnod Solo Ito tall Agent for Auckland, whero tho genulno Homo Shuttle Machines aro procurable by time payments. Illustrations, .Spocimena, and Tuition free of charge. J. V. BREDA, SHORTLAND-STUEET O"l 1^ XX X niFT S. Tho Proprlotow of Wor.Kic's Ahomatio Sohikpam SoiiNAri'H, to Induce tho dentruotlon and prevent tho improper nso of their wruppors and hilM'hi, and thug further protect tho Publlo against fruiiii and ileoeptlon, havo enclosed in tho v.-tupju-it! o under tho label «n tho quart bottloM, sinoj Ist October, 1878, und conllnuo to oncl n KfgHV Day1 Pacicino Throughout tho Year THREE S*i- OKBKKS, Whioh aro a rawn npon tho undorslgnod, and will bo cußhed by,their Agonta, To Bocure theso (Jlfts tho Publlo must bo careful to oak for-, and accept nothing but, tho Gknuink UuoLnio Wolfe's Schnapps, With our name npon tho Top Labo'. AGENTS! L. D. NATHAN & O 0., AUCKLAND BR li 8 T O L ' 8 BUGAR COATED PILLS. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And aro only pills which contain LEPTANDRIN AND PODUPHYLLIN. Theae two powerful antibilllous plants aro a sure euro for all diseases of tho Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Headache, Indigestion, Dizziness, Pain in the Side or Back, ana especially BILIOUSNKS3. Thoy never weaken or gripe, unless the stomach la very foul, and thoy are vory EASY TO TAKE. For Sale by all Druggista and Dealers In Medicines. WHOLESALE AGENTS : L. D. NATHAN & CO. AUCKLAND Established in 1832. "DRISTOL'S aAKSAPAEILLA. THK GREAT PURIFIER OF THK BLOOD Tho quickest and most certain euro for SOKOFUIjA, RHKUMA.TISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORKS, and ULOERS. All kinds of] dlsoasca or sores arising from im nre blood and humours. IT NKVKU FAILS In Directing a comploto euro, If used a sufficient longhtof timo. For Sale by all I >nisr«lsts and DealeM in Medicines. WBOI.KhAI.E AHKNT3 L D. NAT HAN & CO. * UCKLAND. QKIKK T A~L T V NI C. THE GREAT "HAIR RESTORER Infallible for Renewing, Invigorating, and Boautifying tho Hair, removing Sourf, Dand rutt, and curing all allootiona of the Scalp, upon whioh it has an almost miraculous oifeot, causing a splendid crop of Hair to spring up and flourish where before all was barren. It la dolioiously fragrant, refreshing and in vigorating, and the Hair that is dressed regu larly with this dolightful preparation acquires a softness, lustre, thioknose, vigor, and flexi bility, that is wonderful. For Sale by all Druggists and Pertuniew. Wholesale Agents L. D. NITHAN & CO. AUCKLAND. TMPERISHABLE CIRAGBANCE. MURRAY & LANMAN'S CELEBRATED PLOR ID A yy ATE K. iTho richest, most lasting, yot most flelloate of all Perfumes, for use on the hANDKERCHIEF, At tho TOILET, And ln'tho BATH. As|thore aro Imitations and counterfeits, always oak for the Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. For Sale by all Perfumers, Drugglats, and Dealera In Fancy Goods. WHOLESALE AGENTS L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Aqekts, AUCKL A N D.



XJrapery. I ifkd \f\ MEN'S Now Bannocklmin /V \J \J Tweed Suits at 29s Od ; worth 60s. At Ooomboa,' 92, Quccn-strcot. . XTOTICH.—To ho Hold tor Cash, Fifty i.l Dozen Mcii'h Flnx Shirt?, Us lid, worth 5g Gd, lit CuOMUUS', 92, Queon-slroet. TO WORKING MEN : a Bargain.—so 3 Pairs Printed Molo 'fronseia, at, 7s (id woitli 10a Cd|, at CODMHKP1, !B, Queon-streot. (IALL (iiiil See me ? I Cau Give You J Three Pairs of Youths' German Thread Sox, for 2s Cd; splendid value. — Samuel Ouomhks, City Clothing Mart, !)2 Queon-streot KEEP YOUK HEAD UOOL.—Pith Helmotllats, from. 3s lid, at Coombbs' 1)2, Quoon-street. BEFO.KiS Making Up Your Outfit for tho Molbourno Kxhibition. Call and In spect tho Stock of American Travelling Trunks, at Coombks', 92, Queon-streot, WANTED KNOWN, 500 Men's and Youths' Fashionablo Hats. Bought a lot, to bo sold at 2s (id, worth 7a fid, at Coombfs1, i) 2, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that Samuel Coomboß has just Opened up his Stock of Summer Clothing, which will bo Bold Cheap, for Cash.—City Clothing Mart, 92 Qucon-street. WANTED KNOWN, Just Opened a Largo Lot of Gonta' Straw Hats, from Gd, at CooMHKS' City tothing Mart, 92, Queon street. WAJNTED KNOWN, 300 Men's and Hoys' Cloth Caps, at Is; a lot worth 3s Gil, at Coomijicb', !)-, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, Just Opened up a Splendid Lot of Youths' Regatta Shirts, all now Patterns, at Coomuks' City Clothing Mart, 92 Queon-atrntt. WANTED KNOWN, You Can Get a Good Pair of Sox for Gd, at CooMm£3\ 92 Qnocn Direct. i Merchandise^ G. \ v o O WKN * C° (JjUKKN-HTRKHT WHAM', HAVE ON SALE (ICX RKCKNT ARRIVALS) : A LAB 0 X 3T O CJIC O V rpiSAS, CUGARS, QKOCEItIES, QILMKN'S gTOKES, Comprising— FINK TEA", In half-chests and boxos Victoria mid Sydney Companion SUGA.RS Mauritius ami Fiji ditto GANDLKS-Holmont, Do Iloubafx, &c, &o. Utarch, Dlvii, h'oup, Hoap Powder*, &c. Currant*. Kig*. liarcolona Nuts, &c. Klcino, Mi.fl(!iit(!ll, ami Sultana ItAISrNS JaiiiH, Cund:ed Peel. Marmalade, Julllos llrown&l'olBon'HBnil Brown's OultN FLOUR CONFKOTJONKKY, Jujubes, MiHCnccs Van Mouton's, Taylor's, aiid Fry's COCOA ami C1IO(1OI,aTK| Ncavos Food, Malzina Salad anil > uatorOii, Hair Oil, &c. Pickles, SauccH, Ciirrinx, Capers, &O, Mucking, Mlacklead, V.bUh HICK, SAGO. TAPIOCA, ARROWROOT Salmon, l.olmicr, Sardlne», Cod-lUh, Ling, &c. Hutlur, Clinoßo II AMB a«'d IIACON Washing iiiiil Ciiib. Foila Ta'ttrin Acid, Cream of Tai tar I'll or, Pan-r Hugs, Confectioner's Baga AMKKICAN OANNKD FRUITS, &O. &O. &C. ttO, G. \V. OWEN & CO., QUKKN STHKICT WHARF, IIAVK ON SALE: SOO sacks Mcok's Crown Hrand KLOUIt MX) „ Wilsw, Harraway s C'o.'h FLOUR 100 „ It. AndiTßon'H FLOUR Mil) „ Auckland Oroimd KI.OUK 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLUUR «0 tons „ Make, &c, In Small Hags 800 sacks HEAVY OATrf 600 „ TAUTAUIAN SKKI) OAT 3 600 „ MIAN nn<l SHARPS 100 „ FOWLS' \VHK\T 800 bugs Western and Wcßtall'a FINK and rOAKSK SALT 200 cases KKRO3INK OIL 115 bales Orey, Hlue, I 'ink, and Brown PAPER and PAPKK BAGS G. W. OWEN Is Co., QUEKEN STREET WHAKP, HAVE ON SALE : 30 cases Prime CANTERBURY OHEESK 30 cwt. Prime HAMH and IIACON 10 lonaCAN'l'ttltHintY POTATOK3. Venetian Blmaa. THE AUCKLAND WAd VENETIAN BLINU FACTORY. (Khtahi.lhiiito ISfit.] TRADE MARK. RED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail.) Blinds sent to all parts of tho Colony on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds aro Lighter and Cheaper than the Imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Busby), Practical Blind Makers & Wire-Workers, Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Square, Auckland, Nui. Cottee Merchants JLJROWN, BARHBrS & CO.'S lAUCKLANUI BTKAM OaVFKK AND;SPIOE MILLSi COFFEES. IT IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD OOFFEK (a the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for out Best Brands, the KXCKLSIOR or STANDARD, which have BUBtalned their good names over Ten Years, and have very muoh increased In demand—a snre proof o their being ooneumod and appreciated in all housoholda throughout and evon out of our province. XL Wholesale only at our Mills and Agenta Ml Retail at all Grooery Establishments in T wn and Country. l^t > Our boßl Sjjc Kxcfl Brand, ?rc en label) qualities. S^jO Staottard , red >Brory pkge %£"5 Uon pink H I with our g^l ' ■lunaturej ls£ . .. • 1 Oni lowea s~g Anchor pnoe „ f Qualities, oS^ Crown „ yellow „ [without onr 53S ' BtKnatoret Our PEPPERS and BPICEM wo guapanteejol Beat Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN. BARRHiTTIfc CO ElUott-street, Tulv, 13th 1879 PORTMANTEAUS ! PORTMANTEAUS 1 \V. HATFIELD, Manufacturer of all Ikinds of Portmanteaus Ladies' Travelling Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, Hat and Gun Casks. Travellers' Sample Cases, and Leather Cases of every description, made to size and order. Gentlemen's Portmanteaus always kept in stock in groat variety; manufactured from the Beat Colonial Lo&ther and Bold at English Prices. Vr Repairs neatly and promptly executed, 25, Gkky-street. Auckland, CO O D L I « s TIMIt TABLK: Loaves Onehunga— Leaves Auckland -8.30 a.ic 12 noon 2.30 p.m. UO p.ni. Saturday nights— 6.30 p.m. | n p.m. Special Coaches ab per Agreement,



Medical. PROFESSOR JAMES (late of Welling ton), after years of research, in which Nature's repository was ransacked, at length discovered the Medical properties of Herbs which were used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons wero unknown, and which now are dally trampled under foot as useless weeds by ihoso ignorant of their virtues. At tention is tsointud to »ome of the Marvellous Cures which havo been c jfVctod by the Professor sinco his anival in WollinKton. TESTIMONIALS :- To Professor Jamoß, No 5, Brook-streeet 10th November, 1830. Sir,—l have beon ill for a period of two ycarß from lung diaeaeo, and 1 may say I am now cured. William T. Kvans, Melbourne Hotol, Wellington, To Professor James, No 5, Brook-street. 9th November, 1880. Deah Sir,— Having been a sufferer with the livor complaint for years, I was induced by a neighbour to como to you. I am thankful to say your medicine has done mo more good than all the doctors I have been witb. lam now qnlto well. I shall certainly recommend you to all my friends. I am, yours rcspectiully, Elizabeth Shank, Brook-street, Wellington. To Professor James, No]!s, Brook-street, Wellington. Sin,—l am happy to inform you tbut my leg, which has teen bad for tho last eight years, is perfectly cured. I was first treated for a white swelling, but when I came to you you told me it was scurvy, and also explained how those things occur, which I found to bs so, and then poulti cing it, and tiding roi..ediea which were quite contrary to tho complaint. I was told twelve months ago that my leg would havo to bo ampu tated, bui knowing gentlemen that you have treated who were equally as bad as I have been, through their ndvl"" I camo to you. 'i hero are many who object to their names in tho nows papors who told me so, but I think it my duty to make it known to thote who are troubled, that thoy may kaown. wr,ero to apply lor relief. I hiivo got fat and strong sinco 1 have teen under your treatment. lam happy to say Hint I havo got tho full uso of my log, am frao from pain and soroncss, and ablo to. attend my business roKularly. I am, yours over grateful, W. Clibk, Tho Terraca, Wellington. Cth Nov., 18C0. Those troublod witri ASTHMA consult Pro foHflor James. Those that aro troubleJ wltn DROPSY con sult Professor James. Thoso troublod with INDIGESTION consult Professor James. 'I hoso troublod with GOUT or LIVER COM PL \ INT consult Profoseor James. Those troubled with GRAVEL consult Pro cssor James. ■ihrso troubled with BLIND or BLEEDING PlfjKri consult Tho Professor. Thoso troubled with NEURALGIA consult Tho Professor. Thoso troubled with TOOTHACHE consult The Professor, Tliobo troublod with SCIATICA consult Pro fo?sor James. HW'OW.KNJOINTa.CONTRACTED CORDS or MUSOLKB, LAMB or WKAK BACKS con sult The Professor. Thoxo troubl«d with LUMBAGO Or RHEU MATISM consult Tho Pro'casor. Ohronlc cases of ASTHMA and Such Like pronounced Incuiubmc by So-called Medical Men, thoao are tho cases Tho I'rofossor wishes VicKVOUS DKBILITY or INDISCRETION of Hurly Youth consult Tho Professor. liiulien troubled with BAD LEGS, BAD nitKAH'M. and all Other Complaints oon»ult The Profossor, As his Treatment RIS SOLKLTia AMERICAN HERBSI Whloh can bo Inspected on tho Promises "OROFESSOR TAMES May now BE CONSULTED At Ills H< eldencj •^yAKKFIELD gTREET. li 1 T U H IS N S celebrated J3lood Hestoreri la The Greatest Triumph or Modbbs Times NO MORE PHYSICAL DEGENERATION If tho Laws of Health aro observed, ordinary caro exercised, and Blood Ukstorkr Kkeelv Taken I EITCH E N Sp Celebrated Blood R/kstorer certain cure For the Lanßoar, Lassitude and Disaase which attend the Hear and Drought of semi tropical and tropical Climates. Fevers which bo quickly fusion on the debili tated system may easily wt kbit away by the timely use of thia tr MOST WONDEItFUL REMEDY 1T» In fact, by Its use) the Most Malignant of Tropical Fevers have bebn ejected frorag the Human System, and by its aid Dying, Fover-Btrioken Men have been, as it were, RAISED FROM THE DEAD [ A well-known AuoklandTradssman, furiously 111 with Sciatica and Lumbago, flys for relief to Mr Hitohone. Hia testimonial is below. Read it? BLOOD RESTORER V. DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS. Tho Medical Men of Groat Britain tried for twenty years to oure an Englishman of the painful disoase of Rheumatism, and finally advised him to como co New Zealand. He came Ho s»w Mr Hitoheiis IHe partook freely of Blood Restorer 1 Hia testimony is below. Read it? Lome-street, Auckland, 12th April, 1880. Sir,—l havo Deon a sufferer from rheumatism for tho last twenty yeais in the old country. Through advico I r ceived from medical men I emigrated to New Zealand as being a warmer climate, and more adapt?d for the cure of my complaint. For the .loot twelvemonths I have suffered most frightful atonies from the pains in nil mr joint*. What made my case worse 1 caught a eovere cold. On the cold subsiding it loftan asthma, which brought on dropsy; and suffering under these maladies I tried all medical aid, and was five months In the WsHct Hospital, Auckland, and neither my wife nor myself over th jt ht 1 would leave it alive, ns I gradually got. worse, having pains and large swellings in my knoo joints, and anna, shoulders and hands distorted. My wife hearing of your and seeing your testimonials in tho newspapers from parties which live around us, I made enquiries from several who bad been under your treatment, who stated themselves that you oured them when their case wao supposed to be hopeless. I determined to see you at a hazards, and was helped to your place by m wife on sticks. Only five months undor your care, and the whole of my complaints have disappeared.and am now able to follow my daily avocation. Thanks to a merciful Providence that I was brought under the influence of jour medicine, and wishing that you may be long spired to be able to administer your valuable Restorer to other sufferings as you havo done to me.—Yours faithfally, SAMUEL FIELD. To H. A. H. Hltohf ni>, ITsq., Auckland. Auckland, 28th June, 1879. H. A H. Kitchens, Esq. Sir,—l havo much pleasure in b?ing ablo to boar testimony of tho great good to be received by taking your Blood Restorer. Having a very bad attack of Sciatica and Lumbago. I was for weeks unable toattend to by business; I was under tho treatment of a medical man, and tried all kindß of remedies, but received no relief • in fact I wai gradually getiing worse. A friend recotnmendod me to try your Blood mixture, but you being a stranger to mo, and Dot know ing the quality of yonr mixture, I was sceptical about it. My friend called again, and again recommonded mo to you, and from what he said I wasinduoed to call on yonr agents, Messrs Hamilton Hros., and got a bottle of your Restorer, and I am ulad to say that, after taking six bottles, I was ablo toattend to my business andam now quite well. Should any friends of niino at nny timo bo suffering with Rhoimati'm Gout, Sola'icn, etc., I will most certainly re commend them to take your Blood Hostoror.— I am. Sir, yours truly, N. McMILLAN, Vulcan Lane. m °«n°ni3 1 v p °vcrt?rßaJ'' Sept. Bth, 1880. Mr H. A. H. Kitchens, Auckland. Sir,—lt aflords me great pleasure in testifying to tho immense value of your medioino. I baa been suffering a long timo with hheumatio Gout, and for foiiio timo before taking your Blood Restorer I had to b* lifted in and out of bod • but after taking one bottle I felt such relief that I wai able to assist myself, and before finishing the fifth bottle I was perfectly cured and have not had a return of even the symptoms of the disease since, a Itho' this testimony is unsolicited, you are at liberty to make what use of it you please, but l feel it a duty to acknow ledge the efficacy of your medicine.—l am Sir yours truly, W, HUNTKR. ' rjIAUPIKI COAL TAUPIRICOAL This very excellent Household Coal c;n now bo had In any quantities at tho Yard Break water, Orders left at our .Office, No. 1, ForOetreet will meet with Immediate atttontlon.' HAMMOND & BYRON. Auckland. May 19.188 IJ.AUPIKI COALMINING COMPANY The Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Hunfy Railway Station, at the following pricos:— Household (lumpy) i 2a per ton Steam (screened).... io 3 Slack mis " In Truck-loads of 5 tons. In bulk Orders for Auokland, Nowmarket. and Ono and accompanied by remittance, will bo promptly attended to. ° FRANZ SOHKRFF,