CORRESPONDENCE.

THE SHUFFLING DOCTOR, OR THEN AND NOW.

(To the EdiiDT.)

Sir,—lt behove 3 usnow that a General Election Is in Di_3pcct,to iook round and zee if we, tho working classes can not improve on our present Representative?, at all events on the. Shuffling Doctor (Wall's I mean.) I think we ought to try.in earnest this time, to gat a good straight forward honest working man to represent us. The Doctor is reported in Hansard, p-^o 29, to have spoken _nc_ringly of " Orr Master.—The People," but I trast we will be able to sbo n him, should he seek re-election, that we dre really his ma3ter3." and that!' we" the working clas:es can in future discense with bis services. It is ainuaina to road over in Hansard his sieech on tho Chinese Bill when it was introduced last session, and his reasons for voting against it, together with.hi 3 sp-.cch in Hansard this session with his reason for.voting for it. I have tiken a little trouble to to compare the two, and as your space is so valuable, hive condensed it without in any wayimparing hii meaning, in fast us'n-j h!s o\vn words, I wit for brevity desiguato bis speeoh of July Sch 1880,—Then, and that of Juno 11th 1881,—Now. .- -i :■■ ,:. ~; Then—Bo told his constituents that he would vote for Eomethins: of th^soit, andhowasr-ady to bo true to his pledge, bat be entirely differed from the Bill before vbo hous?. It was not restriction, but an entire prohibition of any Chinese or Japanesefrom enterin-. this country Now—When this Bill (the same one word for word) was last under the notice of the House, it came upon me and other members so Buddenly that we had not an opportunity of Btatfng our opinions concerning it. It will be in.theirecol-. lection of some member 3of the House that last year I opposed a Bid of a similar kind brou-jht in by the honourable member for Wellington City, Mr Hutchinson, partly because it was brought in by a private member, and putty 01 Iqther gronuds. Now, sir, in reference to the present Bill, I rise for the purpose of statin-? that I shall support the measure just now brought forward'by tho Government.

; Then—Who wera-the Maoris of whom tho honourable gentleman spoke ;so favourably in side the House as not being one of the servile races?, Why, ethnolosioally these people were a branch of the Chinese race., They werj descended from the Chinese, and connected with them far more nearly than with Europeans, and' were, ihey.to bb excludod entirely from this ciuntry; the very.race to whom it originally boloriged ? .They.mu.t hot do so. : -,:; i..,..,... KOw—Therefore it is clear that the Chines") comingto this colony have plenty of waste land of their own. Why should not thcsi peop'ebe cent to their own waste lands instead of being cent to occupy ours ? That represents the facts Of the case, and I think the Government are quite justified in saying we do not want these peo.ile here: let them go on to tho lands of their iwncobhtry. - "'."'

i Then—No doubt the presence of large num bers of Chinese hero would tend to reduce wages, and also to lower the standard of living; and it would take away a large amount of em ployment from working men, but'that was an argument which told against all kinds of immi gration. Were they to prevent the introduction Of Scotchmen, H.nglishraen, and Irishmen because it would tend to reduce the wage.', that ftreument would not do at til. Theie must be competition n this world if they were to have -Tc'edom, pr. geese and prosperity, and he wel comed competition from all quarters. Again fchsy were told that the presence of s. consider able number of Chinese would lower the stan dard of living; perhaps it would not be a bad thins if the standard were lowered*- Ho believed thatasmuc injury was done by abighstindavd of living and over feeding as was ever done by a high, standard of drinking.;.'» ■:■. \\-.\-. «-. : 1 Now—Then there Is another reason, a matter of the utmost importance in my opinion. One of the most important in the progress of colonisa tion 1b the standard of llvin-. to which any people Is habituated. When the standard cf living is low, people are'going to wards barbarism; when it become 3 high, they are rising in the scale of civilisation. 'The people of the-English nation and its dependencies have achieved a very high standard of living,, and it is our duty to tho people in general—to the -whole country—not to allow-that' standard to be ', lowered,1 but. If possible, to mite. it higher than it already is^ - .Then—Before that,tr_aty was.jnade. it was unlawful for ahy, Chinese to leave" China, bo that it;wasjreal:y the Europeans who forced (-.migration upon thorn. Before that, no China man wa. allowed to leave the country, anJ hi believed that the reason why their ..women^ did not accompany'them was because lho law'did notpermit theni-to leavo'the coimtiy.- -They (the Knglish) said, ..'l.Wearo determined to pour our people . into. your empire,; and Bive your. p?ople egresa out'of your empire." : , Now—lt has been p_i. tof the law of Chiharfrbm time immemorial, that'it is a orlme— _. serious offence for any Chinaman to leave his country 'and that laiv still e'ii-.ts in ; China,, .'l'hen, the QhiheSe who come here are rtra'ng&r-S-ors "of .their owhlaws:-That i_ a' fact liot generally known.* They are here in defiance of theirown lasys,:'.and ,we fare .not-obliged to carry out treatiCi to Buch an extent; as to encourage the people of other nations'to break th'lr national laws; i'And ilnrtherCn: '-'If r'had nootber reasons for. supporting the bill thau those which have been adduced, by honourable membjr.3, I should be' ashamed to'vote for it." But'what were the reasons given by the former speakers ? I: think tho honourable member:for Newtrn said.that "if the Chinese wer_. allowed to come ;am.o-ftg'us in large Lumbers, they wdu d occupy .entirely the lighter-kinds of employment, to the' .totalvexclueion •of our'own people."-' An a.;i , think he said also that ", we came here to rei re sent, tho wishes- of tho people, and thp peonle were, opposed to'the Chinese coming to this colony. We Ought to pass this Act in ordcr'to carry out: the ..wishes 6t the people." How I a_tree we arc-to do the wish of the people; in many respects I pay great a eference to the wish' or the people wheu-it is properly expressed, but Ibßlieveat theteame time:that itisourdutj' to dbal with all; • these; questions in a. manner ".hich is right, ahd. Just,, as", .we consider •for the general'*go6i.'.' VVe'rra. not always'to take the -will ;of' the: people and- insist upon'-its being carried: out to tho uttermost. Again, the honouvablo member for; Wellington city.raid that we le'gfSlatorj are* bound to look after : thb wages of the p-ople And to try to maintain those our duty to do nothing of the kind, , I maintain that we are not, sent i bexe for the purpose of rii'sinT'.' the ' wages of the labouring class, s throughout the > ouhtry. • TheJpeople generally believe that the more immigrant:! yoU brirg the lower the wagi s will be, but we know tbtt is not the case. Now, Sir, I have brought the c niatters forward lecanse irthouiht my coa ,stitutent3 mi ;ht thioli-I was liuconstant, as I voted F'laiust tho bill last year and I intend to vbte in favour of it thisyeir, ; ; My reason is thht prejudice has been widely spread amongst lay constitatents by the newspapers, and i how feel itright to votein tbii way.*. .-,- ..or.,!.:;;

Well,. Mr Xd.tor, can you make anything of thisjumble-? loan.. Do the" working men know •what sort-of a man they, have to represent them' id City West ?.. .Will thoy now think it to their interest to elect him.again ? I must acknowledge that on the last occasion, I did take some Utc.e trouble to Beoure his position, irnd how has he treated us ? | How has he treated anybody 1J He is' no*w trying to ourry. favour with the pub licans, after selling the Good T.mplar. and the working ola.seg." He is going in for the women fojksralso, meaning, of course,'that they will wprk.on their busbands and thus secure his r- tth-n. But I think that if the .people of Ni»7ton would; only- try him'again in the1 pulpit; and thus save the sale of the Church to an opposition shop, and relieve us of. the-bother of looking him out, they would confer a very great favour on a working man, and'any,. --"• ;,',", "' - :l i -■-:vi:. .■; . ELttC'. 6s''OF'Cl TV WIJST.-' P.SMMigbt I suggest that,* as this letter' may Muse some further remarks in your' columns, the Doctor be-designated, as "TheShiffling Doctor." on the same principle that, the other Bictor'snaraels designated as " Soapy, Dan." I rope you will alio w'me to say a tort words here after on a working man's candidate. : »_I-1 ''•■■

THE RECENT MURDERS IN THE SOUTH SEAS.

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TitE;,:fol!bWng.,is; ; tile ! report' from, LibU' ten^htrComma^der^King, pf, H.My gun« boat Reuaid, of the means taken to -bring toh'ustice.some of the perpetrators of the rcjsbht mfo-derei in the Soutt. Seas ';~! r 7". 'i {Tlie.Rjnai'pJ.f'.! Sydney .oil. Aprils 17 for Noumea, aud arrived /there,, on -April 30, having liad much calm weather, which con siderably impeded her passage., She left Nbutnea on May 6 for the soloman Islands and. arrived off.Ugi onthe ,12.1., -where it •was, ...appointed ~,she . should .rendez vous with H,M.S. Cormorant,,,; .which vessel was sight;.d.at;2p.in, lyingatanchor. On the ,adyent | of the .Kenard, the Cormor ant "signalled'that slie was about to get uqder, weigh, and .shortly;. after-wards took 'the Kehafd in tow;* the two vessels pro ceeded to,the. North? sidb of Guabalcanar, and anchored off Gera Island: for the night. The next morning the,, Cormorant steamed awayfor the. Florida If lands,,having lett its steam cutter with.*the Renard.; 'The Renafd and, the: steam cutter then proceeded along th^ Coast of Guabalcahar, 'and. anchored-oil' the centre of the Forida lslr-nds'where it was known: i thb .natives . who committed the Sandfly -outrage'were located. • The- boats' the ißenard cruised up and down the coast fori the next four nights, in order to cut off the -retreat' of any- of the natives who •flight,.iiattempt J -fo-^-eseape."-1 No attempt; lofi'ithei kind -was,I.'however, majc!e,,-__nd .the Eehardi j6ined'•'the Cor morant on the opposite side/ of the: Isldnds on :May 18.' Oh amvai there, -it was! found that in consequence of the threats of Caipfain Rnice of. Hi M.S. Cormorant to land an armed iorce,' and the | representations of Bishop:Selwyni the natives had consented to 'give flip the: murderers of Lieutenant Bbwen 'aud the seamen of the Sandfly, -who were, with binr when'he Was assassinated. It' was also discovered-that'the murder took1 ■place on a small'island Called Mandoliaria, and that there were'five natives concerned irf the outrager. According to' the 'accohnts 6f ( (lie-natives', lieutenant Bower,' and five ihen 'anded on the is.and.for Ihe purpose of bathing; The -eama'n puubar.ihdanother, weie round a( point away from the others, and the natives:rushed upon them at ft killed them before they couldg'etutthe?. firearms.' .Lieutenant Bower got away to theibusb, where he remained all hightih a. tree.- The' seaman Savage escaped by'1 swimming.■' Next"morning7the natives re turned,; in larger- netabers,*; and having tracked' Lieutenant Bower tdJ the tree in which he had taken refugee :one"of them' shot him with one of the rifles belonging to the Sandfly's crew: 'It will-be seen ' _hat ;ithe " above .statement.tallies generally the - account given1 of the murder -when the" news first reached Sydney. '■■ The result . ;i 'of -the threats used by;the commander of the Cormorant was that; two of the ringleaders1 were given up, and one of them .named Holambosa was delivered up wtthin seven days and -taken'-to th? scene' of * the massacre, wlfe're he was shot.iAnbtHer man Ultoityvtij ■ who.' -hot ! Lieutenant Bower. was also captured, and Was awaiting execution when the Renard left the islands on the 7t'i .cat, The other three were then hiding la tin bush, but as there were

about 200 natives sesSlhin* .for ".__ie__*• there was little doubt-they would be soon captured. The iifl.es that belonged to* the > -Sandfly, the compass, and Dunbar's watch, and.otherthing3.were given up. The Kenan? ippow at Rockhaippton,; br.t we understand will leave th_re shortly iqi\ Russe.lTslan- in order'to capture W&iotij!-* derersof the late Captain Schwartz.' ■'- iiJaiil

v'THto AXJCKLAHB < ETEWING STAR: JULY 19.

Printed1 and1 publlshbd" by; the * ''^-whej&tf.Ll i H_ujby Brett, of Simonds'stJrcefc-'i-F'-ti-. - • GeneralrSteam Primtmg Offlco Wyndlam ' street, In the Province of Auckland, New Zea land, TmffDix, 3vvi 19,188-,



.... .pa__MßH j"infrrffinit1;1- -■"■■*-' mi nil—— _a.uci.ions. ' j ■y i. THURSDAY, JULY 21. j T-^_yß;-;;-' : K'EM U.iit A V ARCS. Jlitbß SALEJ on Thursday^ July 21st, at , ... • - one'ofclook,: ' '■'■' ■■■■■■■ , -.-;2o.O,f*ct Three-year-old Steer DUiry Cows, Storo Cattlo "' . 150 Fat Cattle, . ~.,._, fc-J/l 'COOFfttShee*.* *//---.-. .■■• ti WW - Fat and, tore pig-. — <'mi ALFRED BUCKLAND. 3yyy FRIDAY, .JULY 22... j ]T'_II:; H.AY'M A B.KE T. WORSE; BUG GY7AND HARNESS.. TheJlarse.is staunch nd qtiei, and the Buggy nndHarhc'3 in good order. ■ • ■<'■< '■ ALFRED. BUCKLAND. -1 * ''" ,' _jr__ ;~-. - ■ ■ ______ ii^^Fj^DAY. JULY 22. :: T ;P-By: HAY M A R X E % -f''R_ USEFUL HORSES, FROM XO . ..,,. ; WHANGAREI. olm" ALFRED BUCKLAND.- ;:-; CATTLE SALES Drury—Wednesday, July 20. ■._;;'; ' PAPiicuß-V— Wednesday, July 27. .■() C, , g3! ,-„ : ; - , ' " %;* FRIDAY, JULY 22, 7 f^.l'.",.''At: Twelve U'CJoclr., ■ •' •;-:^'bl;;h.a.:y'm,a,,e,k;b t. ' ALFRED BUCKI/AND W lfct sdii..--y auction," &c Thorough ; bred Yearli-gFIUy, fall sister tollenil worlh,'by.vKelnia, J dam Empress; by New Warrior.outof _idi_h.::Brodby M.H.Reynolds, K8q,,;,N,-,W_. ,<'-. ■■> ' "-,-:■- :; •■ ■ J'' : i ".'.■ nl _4pND^y, ,JULY. ; 2S.. 7 ',7 .7 ;;PA;WNBROKERS' SALB; R. ARTHUR, HAVING received instructions from Mr * Jatnes'Rae, will sell, at his Mart, on Monday, 25th July, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED PLEDGES:—SI 9. 12th November. 18S0, OF Gold Geneva Watoh and Gold Pin'; 253, 16th December, OFGold. Geneva: 911; 21st January. 18.1, DC3 Watoh; 733, 12th January. DCS Watch ;;983; Ist DecemDer, DO Geneva and Silver Albert: 87th, 7th December, DCS Watch; 520, ,31st December,. DO Gen.; 519, 31st December' DCS * Watoh : 317, 18th De cember. DO Geneva; 370, 22nd December, DC Gen: 273, 16th December,* DC Geneva; 689, Btb January, DC Geneva; 23, 3rd December, DOS Watch ;-*63_, Bth January, OF Gen; 630. 17th November, OFSW, Silver Chain, and Go)d Albert; 978, 2nd December, OPS Watch; 52, GthDecember.OFGeneva: 747,23rdNovember. Looket and Chain; 318,15 th September. Brooch and Barings; 897, 20th January; set Studs; 581, 15th November, Ure3s Ring; 231.15 th December, 2 Rings; 275, 17th December, Ring: 893, 19th January.:o2 Sleeve Links; 609, 27th Sep tember, Brooch; 610, 27th September, Brooch; 653,:8thiJanuary, 2 Rings; 53, 6th December, D-cS3;Ring; 506,30 th December, Ring; 823..15 th* January, OFG Gen; 657. 7th January. Brooch, Albert,- and Locket; 966. Ist September, Gold Bracelet-and Earrings; 224, 15th December, 2 dozeh'Fish I__oive_ and Forks; 009,16 th Novem bor,-2 Books'*; 675, 21st February, Suit Clothes; 617,5 th January, Suit Clothes; 718.22 nd Novem ber, Oilskin, Blanket, and Coat; 71,7 th Decem ber, Sewing Machine; 785, 28th February, French Merino Dress, Remnant of Silk; 25,7 th Fobruary, Dress Piece; 371,23 rd December, Silk Jacket; 621, 22nd May, Ceat.. 100 other lots of Miscellaneous Goods'. * '~•■•'■'■'■•■' B. TONES.. , E..C. CABR. B. D. TONES. .;:'^TUESDAY, JULY 26, ,„-.,,,., 7P~(_j S T.P.O N EM E N T. THE' siLE.i_'.OF. INDIAN TEAS •POSTPONED to Toesday, the 26th i-Bt, :y"Bi'i; :T-ON'K;s . & CQ,:, .. '"':' '■ Auctioneers. ■ ,m • -vij aim a.^e;vP; : l'a: ins. ~„.:.,; ;; Crown Lands Office,' py' .'! .'!'.',;*)' <'•-,•.-... ■-.:-,■ Pat2a'2ltb June, 1881. . FURTHER SALE of TOWN and SUBUR BAN LANDS' in the Townships of Onunake and = Manaiis and RURAL LANDS near Monaia; will b. sold by Pnblio Auction, for Cash, on MONDAY, Ist August. 1881. .'.' '.... Fail particulars may be obtained and Plans inspected at any Land Office in the Colony. > ~*,' ,-i : 'C.A.-WRAY, j.'.-jl-", '> Commissioner of Crown Lands. u.j a »_i-i n. >! J 777 y'a .'I :U'S'iii.f ■ '-',-*; :'• 3lj '-!*' o Si•_'; oo si nyii -• 77 I:':7J7', — — ?£ 7 :.',■; 0 ";'.;7;7 jooa 'jmonoY-i .1. B, TOHKSr™ B* C. CASE." r. D. TONE?., !n^yß;G':A'N;sV"'°' m\ SGA j g Q,B t <f(A.N S] r|MpNDAY, AUGUST ar.J3-JA.Ii G R E A.o T/BrA-ilßo'_*-'AwL B OB1 THI_ WILCOX & WHITE A MEI'vICAN- ./TVRGANS. gaooa jiaTKrfl nam 'aa. IN ALL STYLES, ,T£OD mpmuciouu sio.ua _?oCQuality/; niid_ Fiuish, Unequalled, ON VIEW SiIOR^LY. -aaT_^_A»cH6nße».i.i eim&Aitom .THai_TflA_Htl I BKiaua (ihuhtk-1 m -J.U.V fcoooi; ;_u_.__ an*' -. .V..0 "./;/*' 31 'S.dAti i'l-UT ' —— B ;-TONES '&: CO. ' WILL.ia futurehbiaßbgular SalesTof- Landed Property every MONDAY a 120 clock. Pa rtl&So-ir-ii. of disposing of Hbusos, Farm s or Landed Prpnerty;.of : o.ny despriptipn'.wia. S lease. If posslbloTlurnlsh particulars not] later lan Thursday iv each iweok. i;^^'""'::"1 * ;[;ii'. Q'Tdiif-_:s ~&;''ciP^ .lil'A CARD ~■>:.*, . ■)*.'-, « »p O R, B E S, J[% # AUCTIONEER LAND AND'GENBItkL COMMISSION' A!QENT,! PIfBBKOHB, , ... .., g. idtT-_>QOB SALES. _WDBET__Kfflr,'iii.'j!il _■:/. WANTED, all to-read 'the; following . listof. Extraordinary Bargains (for two Months only) :-Ladies^Corsets, reducediirom 8b to 29 a pair: Ladies Stookinas, reduced to 3_d vet pair; Ladies' Felt Embroidered Petticoats, reduced from 15s to" 7F9d andjs _d each; Stamped Velvet, reduced from ds 6d to 2s 61 per yard in not less than-'one! yard length: Beaded Trimming, Id. 2d, and 3d-per yard; Boyg and Men's Flit* Hats (small sizes), .at-warehouse mloai -TWO button Blaok Kid Gloves, is 6d per, coir: Qreen'-Wibdow HoUond,.ls inchesivnde,; is 3d per yard: a few Ladies' Jackets at 129,185,. aid 26s 6d|'J-adiSß"Bonnet Fronts, 'rbduced from ls-to 6d,each: Qossomer. for f_djs..reduced from 28*64^'1¥6d r per yard; Pink Bnd r ßlu.e Glazed Llnlpgii at 6dj par yard; Very large Handkerchiefs, three for Is; Pink.Sarcuet, re- ■ duced _rom;3s:to ls'6d yard; Nottingham Lace Curtains,lis per pair; Boat Hats. Is 9deach; other good equally cheap,—J. Obeen, Victona etroet. ...... > _ -~, -r^r >...■; .'H, „A .N r .. : G„ A, K..-..E, L, No one should he v?lthout, now they ew buy a good Ulster for 17s 6d at H. A. MoKEAN S; t__i,tKi-- Jackets from. 17s fidi lo.£B l 3_r Camg- RnN'S ULSTEKa'from os6d, at H. A. M-KEA.N S. For Cash.- y~~"_.',""■, . ....■■ ■_ :- WH AN G-A 18. " I Look In at H. A. McKean'a iWindowj'-l nd see .the'" '____.'" SPLENDID MILI<INERY " AND yd llsFANo¥i'6OoDS^'""."'-''3-! S'.'J vavSWd^froiuaic-i'',; ' .-•-'777 VMv6t-TO_tfei,-_om,!i-ed'-'' •*'' i""-y,;; Trimmed Uatß, from 7s 6d , ' "7' Parisianßonnet» r 'from^ss- ::*-'"<* '• '._'? PlnßhHats.6s "tfo:-. -i i,i» •,l*-#t<3Hmt&b Untrimraed*Hat_(,'fromlß., '^ ' >i --:i: *;i Ph_aH:Hlbbbi_.;__OmM>'i'* - -■"• ,iM«- FaneyColl__fet_es,ti"o_nl"_'3d; *■'• '•:• )'■■»■ Wooißh_tw_i,!_-om:_-ißd-'j;c''i <.'«icn id B_na_.Woolßl_a*lß,ls.-3"-' .-.' jl, Children's Polka Jackets, from la 3d jg, LadiesyHose, oO_ouredandplain-.nr>.i.ti-c M FOR CASH.



aapMw_-_B--i---g--"-^M^^^^^^^,M^'"* On Sale. - -.- -y m-H'B'- JJ A)_ MARKET, . . .105, QIJEBN-STBEET. . 6 , f , !'7 ON ' iSALE. AND~Tq ARRIVE:-: -. ,7 White Tartarian Oats 7 . " <■■■■' '■■■■■• Black Tartarian Oats ,-r. ; •■_ ' '-■, ,- Heavy Feed Oats (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Barley (1 eed) ....•: Vetches, Field Pom and Beans , „..„'„„.,, White and Red Tuacan and Purple Straw Seed Now Zealand and Sydney Malzo (whole and . crushed) _.__...----—■ «-.--—• Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake ~. ;,. .... Pressed Meadow and Oaten Hay '<_*___ . Oaten and Whcaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt -> Bonedust of all grades ■, _ -„',„;.- Guano-Peruvian, Huon, and Long Island^. .^l^l^^To& p.'7q«a£pi9B ' , Swede. White Globe, fro. _„._•'•■ New Zealand Flax and Tow. Cocoanut Fibre Aiww importation .of drsc-cIMS Bulbs, Garden ' and Flower Seeds of all descriptions orDam Stoibs; &c!, from the celebrated nursery .; - -of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket* ' ; HESKEfi'&'AITKENr. TTFiU L -.li BK O THE it k ■ HAVE NOW LANDING.! 1,200 PACKAGES, f I ,-, .-■■ ..-Consistingl ' ■. " ' GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, ■ ": AND HAVE FOE SALE AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES BARBED STEEL FEN CING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS ; CORNSACKS. GRINDSTONES, OIL STOI.KS, &C, Sec, Sec , Agents for JfoOralg & Son's Celebrated Scotch ■" 'i»i!|:* . Whiskey. ... : 7 ;HtiLL | Auctioneers, -.Vine and Spirit Merchants , .Quoon-street ■'..-- ••; . i Kauri GUui Stores. Bro .water . , Free and Eonded St->re- Albart-Ltreot. JyO ALI /"lOaLI /^OAL I 1 7 , The un.oreigned are delivering . i " LARGE TAUPIHI COAL 7 • from the' '."' NEW 40 FEET SEAM. Orders to be left at 1, Fort-street. HAMMOND & BYRDN. PI O X S A L % 50 cases CASTOR OIL, In bulk 100 drums LINSEED OIL, .boiladgand raw 10 casks „ H 6 casks COLZA OIL 20 drums I, ;' •• ''••'-'■ ',;' .'.'. 20 arums TURPS. ~ , W. S. L~A~V BIB,::: j; •■'■ *7j Wyhdham-strcet. 7" ,': -ry TUNK S■ :« CO. AGENTS FOR SYDNEY; PAPER MILLS, Have always In Btook a Large Bupply of '~ -y77 i( : ;-,'.P.;A P''E: _-,y..;, '.' ': romnrtslne Wtitei Printin-?, and Tea Paper, Grw and Brown Wrapping, and are prepare to indent-any sizes, Quohties, or colours re g These Papers are.now largely used here, and are acknowledged to be superior tolmost im ported, or 51 ; * *- . * .'.: j Cavalier FrSro'a'Genuine French Brandies ; American Carriage 3 ' . - <. ■■'. Amerioan Harness. .... >■■ ; To Arrive : Farm aftd Express Wngons ....'!.: - American Fireproof Saios, &c, SO. ■■< : _. B. TONKS & CO.' QjiJPERiOR CORRUGATED TAKES. . ■'•'"' '' g. PARKER ' .-,-■'■'•" HAS FOR SALE'a'humberof theabOvewith Tan ready for u-e, £2 and upwards, atJns St_._.m Works, Victoria-street• or his Shop, WKLLEStEY-sTRitET, large quantities of Spoilt. in". Eldaing, ana Down pipes always in stock. Verandah- Iron enrved at shortest s notice. Mannfacturerof Leadand Compo PiFß.Achoice s_le_tionof Cbandeliera, &c, at his Wellesley- Btteet shop. Country orders will alwaysreceive his prompt attention. Licensed. to lay on Water. _. ' . j. '.-...7- SOLE. PATENTEE OF THE IMPROVED LEAD :"y, ~ ,; Edge Ridq.i»«. •- <.-. 1 I^l MI T CHE LS O N & CO. HAVE ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE:' r, 3000 sacks Oats- . . - . ;i /r, "" 600 „ Bran 80 „ Shams . ... 20 ton. Flour 80 Backs Fowl Wheat ~- .-,-, :: . .__,., Maize, Barley,; Chaff, &c. ' No, 19, Queen-street Wharf. O \ g A L E, I 2,300 _aol_S OATS' j 150 „ BLACK OAT 3 .>i o -.f\ [ 1,900 „ FLOUR . ' J] .. , f v 528 half-sacks FLOUR.,- ; • . • "*l 900 quarter-sacks FLOUR ;.;.■■- . 7 SO* Backs bran j -100 „ WHEAT * -. '" j "301 "'"',,' BARLEST ' ■•':'..'.'."•>;--7- j -ilß&'y. . »• : 'OATMEAL '■!'. .. j .i_2. ~ PEARL BABLEX * r |. 89- „. MALT •; > } 210 „ .BARK ! 20 cases'BACON andHAMS ... i "S'"'„ „, ' •)-' .• (English) j -!38 i: ~r CHEESE"' ~' ';'."■'.".'!-?J t " 35. „ andkegsLAßD •.. t j ;,j j 28 BUTTER , . ~~, LOWER [QUll_-a|WTRE__ ■.. S .JJAII '■ 'I^AOFIHTO^A irtOAL! COALI UOALII i;7y\}HAXJ WPAU COAL MINES, I j WHANGAEEI. OEFIOE .• NO. 8, LOWER QDEI_JCiI.STKEET. 015 I W. SLOA NE, j .OV'U.' . AGE-.T.'-'--' <'' ,;-ih'^:j I • SeWm*Br'-^a-i--nes.' ; "#. c._p" E"N ".,'„■, j ■■>'•' 1-THE__REA* ?A ' 7: "" " t'l ' SEWING MACHINE. IMPOKTEE, - lt -j A:.; 'n^ -W> Bi:oiriv_iD, A ; I<X -AiLarge Shipment ot'the Challenge Machine of 7 ;i'; I therW.orld^'jV/' ,-59 ,04 . The White Co. 's Sewing Machine. The MostSll--t;:""i'!;- ThoChf-ipe-t ' !'!" ". The Most-Rapid o'he Highest Arm. ';-, The MrCt Simple * • ' 1 he Lar-rat Table;.'.., The Mo-.t Easy to'Wt._-k Tuo BeacCovbr* ." Tho MOst Dv able' -' "J he Similest, Shuttle The MoatFltsin't ■-'-.•;,; Ihe Neatest Stitch ;.. Tja_Al)LE'l\fACHiNE., from £510a.. TH3:BEST SEWING J.IACHINES EVER MADE Price of HAND MACHIN^. £3 iSb. I ,' ." '.i . , Also.i t.II r\ ,-, .. .. I -.' :'.;,. .; AL-WAYS ON HAND,.;>' ■ '.-_. * ;' -.; Grennine Singer - I Frl.ter-and Rossmah 'Wertheim* , Standard . • Howe COmnany's • Wheeler and Wilson Grover and Baiter's . . Jones's ABC _- y". Domestic **';,,;:: Andother good makes . ■. .. _■_»-« 2s;- 6b." per-Week r;;;;;--. 6d.'ppr Ww% I :;:''°l _li'mACHINBB. SUARANTEjED. * These Maoblhes can be had of my Agents :— MorcroitJand 00-V'-Whangaroi; Thomas Wells,-. Cambridge-?!Willlam Stevenson. Onehunga:;'B> :Wayb9, Hamilton; Parnell and'Boylan, Gls borne;; Brennan and Co.. Tauranga; and at other places..' '~-,,:,-l _i_aU '... Bj-joog-s DUEEN-STREET.



Land an dt Esta.e" Agents ji ~jpj~ fy KEEN VV O 01), LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ' - -- * QUEEN-STREET. TE AWAMUTU.-A' splendid Farm of. 173 " aore3 o; flrst-c!aS3 land (30 acres in bush), the rest in cultivation; two pro.ty lakes on the property; !) roomed Hons'j. well fnr.tishcd, &c 1-stalled ittable, coaob-house, buggy-bouse, and other ou.-bulldiugS} largo and well stacked orchard, &0., &c. This affords a splendid opportunity, to anyone wishing, to acquire a reall-? comfortable hornestoad. ITiOR HALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bush Land 1 being lot lljo, and-N.W. part of lot 164, Parish o£ Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company's proparty; stream through the land. Price low. Kilsrterms—R. O. Greenwood. FOR SALE—2O Acres of Land between Mount Albortand the Wliau north-eastern aspect, Hood land, well watered, close to Btation, joins improved farms, vory suitable for market garden, dairy farm, or residences., Price, Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings au Acre. Terms, quarter cash; balancs, 3 or 5 years at low in terest. Will bo sold in less quantity if neces sary.— R. C. Greenwood. ITiOR SALE-23 Acres of fair Land immedi .- ately adjoining the Waikomltl Railway Station, price £100.—Terms, £25 cash, balance 3 years at 7 pec cent. This is a first ■'class specu lation.— Cheap at £3 an acre.—B. v. Greenwood. ITiOR SALE—On Building Society Fbikoi ? pl^cs—La'nd at Stokes' Point in quantity from 5 to 20 acres at £10 an acre.—The land i 3 good, well wooded ■ and watered, and eas7 distance from Town.^R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE-Lot 71 and part of Lot 72, Parish of Waipareira, containing 80 Acres of Good Land, close to Waitakorej Koilway Station, ' Prlc*), £80. Terms: £20 cash, balance by instal ments. (Land adioining £3 an acre).—R. C. Greenwood. ■ FOR SALE—Lot 37, Pariah of Mon-.onui. con tiiDing forty acres of very choice lend Price, £50, worth £100. Also. South-western portion, of lot 79, containing 33 acres of very good land, joics impioved lands.! Prico, £50. Al so, Lots 11,15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35, The abovo lot o' lauds are a capital investment, and easy terms can bo made—say £25 cash, balanco by instalments.—ll. C. Greenwood;. I7UK SALH;— mi Aoroß or liana, consisting Of :• about 70 acres of first-class alluvial flats, &c, 100 acres of second-class ploughable fern : and ti-trco land, and remainder mostly plou-th able but ralhfc'r poor quality land (though Suit able for sheep); all well watered by running streams, and situated about'-12 miles from Auckland on tho east coast of the harbour, hafing fine eea frontage, with bold cliffs aiid -nice sandy bays, good.fishing grounds. Land on both sides taken up an.i settled upon. Price, 30s an acre. I To ma vory easy—say £50 cash, balance by monthly, instalments, or _-300,rnay remain for a term at lowinterost.—R. C. Green. FOR SALE—S miles from Auckland. 5 to: 20 Acres of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station ; suitable for anyone wish ing for small dairy farn\ and to kcop ahorse and live out of town, tho aspect being to the North-East, and view good; locality, Mount Albert, and the land adioinim. being all taken up and valued at four timei the prico asked for tliia land, viz.. £1210a an acre, payable on the deferred poymontsyßtem, or as agreed.' R. C. ORE EN W 00-i,: AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, .. QUBBN-STBEBT ' ''. ■ y '-'■'-' i* i , ■'. ' ii i-11'y p . G, y-'E W I ,N tt T O N,' HOUSE, LAND,. & ESTATE AGENT, No. 81, Queen-street. ■■■'■_■ £25, balance in 3 years—Allotments at Mount Hden; C6 s 170. A bargain. Now House ol 5 rooms, in tSeresford-street. Unrivalled Biiildlag Sites at Allendale, Mount Albert. The land is some of the best in the country; it is within four miles of town ; has a railway station within 100 yard 3of it; com mands a good view; can bo sold on remark : ably easy terms, and, in parcels' to suit purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can be made with persons wishing to inspoct the property. 10 Acres. Mount Smart, £250. _t Largo Houso and Allotment. Newton ;Road, £150. ■ ....-• , Comfortable Residence in Hardingc-strcet (city), -:£SOO. - Kyber Pas 3 Road-New Coltago; £190 i' Two Shops. Eden Terrace, £600. Desirable Residence in Upper Pitt-street, rooms, £350 Magnificent Building Sites at Ponsonby; fenced, planted, and facing the sea. Splendid Building Sites in New North Road near Eden Torrace, _o_c x 120 ft deop; cheap ard on easy tsrma. This is a rare opportunity for working men to got a home of their own in a healthful locality, 30 minutes walk from wharf City'Property—A Large Allotment in Wakefield ..- street with froutago to Lome-street, haviDg thereon two large houces, £700., Terms: £100 down, and balanco in tout or five years, ;' 7.7' ■ '/.,• Money .to Lend, . v : I*;!- _'_?.G. E'W.i NGTO N. -, J [ Joseph Gane.i » G. K. CLAI.I_ . ■ Fort-street. ; I . Cambti'<ge. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, •; Fort-street, Auckland, and Duke* j street, Cambridge. Ci LARK AND 'n AN.B' '.. From their long residence in Waikato, ttcir thorough knowledge of the various Soils ccra p.isedinthe Auokland Provincial District, r..-d t; eirpiacticalnccqußintance with AgricuUn.e, a-.e in possession of facts that enab'e them to dive the most reliable information to Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Safe Securities for Investment of Capital. '-,-;■' -FOR. SAL E. ■ -; II '-.'• — 800- aornn,' T-rp— "- a-.a n—n;ii—g.. I _-y.M.fcly~ii_ eras., and 60 acres turnips. - - --■ ■ OuTiKiaa, nraa. __n_ a-oas, 100 acres In grass, excellent quality. , 6t2 acres, unimproved, good district. ...: ■ . 1200; acres,. improved, good i Dwelling, Out houses, &C, ovebard and plantations.: . -150 acres reclaimed swamp, fenced and sub divided. ': |: i : ' ' • BlO.acres,:in.grass-good buildinffs, near rail way. ■ ■:!■: " ''-r'' ' --■'' - '■■■'-'■' ■' 131-acres prood cultivated farm, large out buildlogs, and comfortable House. ', ; '■",'" Other Properties for Sale,; small or large; full particulars from'tbe advertisers.' •p HA H,=' W I h L I A¥ S O N, HOUSE LAND AND E "JANCIAL AGENT , Vpr-oiN Lame, Auckland.,.' RENTSahdiNTEßE3TCollected.'-'■'. 7-7: MONET Invested tor Capitalists on flrst-class securities, without Charge. Six per cent allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. I SHARES Bought or Sold tp order, . .'. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDINa ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, „ AT PES.foot:— • ■ ._-• Wollcsley-street.lOO/ Duke-street, 28/ :■ : : Beresford-street, 80/ Cook-3treet. £9and.9o/ King-sti'.* st, 15/ Edwin-street, 21/. ■Percival Parade, 35/ ; Victoria-street, £10 Rokeby-Btreet, 10/ ' Grafton Road, 55/ Cu.tom-house-t.- : : Arthur-street, 60/ '" William-Btreet, 60/-: Vine-street, 10/ Russell-street, 7/ Kyber Pass, 100/ Reclamation; 70/ : : Norfolk-street, 85. ' Howe-street, 60/ . . Brighton Road, 27/ Hackott-Btroet,3s/ • Stokes' Point, 5/ Wyndham-street, £13 Richmond Road, 15/ Also,' in various other streets at low rates. rPOOOrt TO LEND, inSums Of -310 and up .»«bv-. wards, on good securities. .. ANGLESEA-STREET— Fine new 7-roomed : Hqusb jnßt built; gas and water laid on; can be purchared on weoLly payment syst„m; no deposit reijuired.: ■', , '■' '~",'.' .', .-'. , EYBER E'ASS^-Houso and corner allotmont for sale. Pric3, £250. _pqQK-FINE NEW HOUSE for saleinNel sjoou gon-atreet; five rooms; verandah on two Bides, Basyterm ~.•': ■P1 Sfl-HOUS- an'dltwo allotments for beCc cW-uv- in'Newton'. Easy terms. '' ' . _fif q'rt-HOU.SE and Stable, with, two: allot cwa-'v ments, ;for;sale, near Boyd's works, North Road. Easy terms. ' . VKRY Comfortable New. House for gjuM Bain, fine view, twenty minutes walk from Post-office. ",' EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven ; rooms, coacb-houso, stabling, &c. Price.' £600. - ; ~.- • * * i?'i'9f>-T- tiree"roomeii House for.sale offNew mxau i{ on Koad ; good well; easy terms. '; f}t)A O— Seven-roomed House and three pilot-' dja^v mentsfor sale off North Road; large outhouse, orchard, &o. -- - : - ■Pf) 1 0* -Five*roomed Douse and six allotments ■^-rtr-v,for,sale. 'Portion of the money can' remain on mortgage.; i "*: '■ ■:.. ' - -PA Kr-Three-roomed Cottage for sale, Jn Poh ■^^y.Tsonby, on easy terms.- •'•■■ '■■ v • ■l : ; fT^O LET-i-A Room suitable for manufacturing . A : purposes, near the Market. /"".INGEt. , BtSKR-..Manufactory to let, 15s I \3Ti weekly,, ~.,,.■ . • , PONSONBY— New Six-roomed House and1 i Workshop /orsalo; two allotments; two' frontages; easy terms-* on; ').- -- i^iery convenient house in :Dub_ln-et„ ffirriUs .Newton, for sale waehtcuse, garden, •Pi K(S—Honseand good trarden for s*ie Rear */ji._>y. Mount Eden Railway Stadon (terms).. iJCI QA-rNew,Four-robmed House for sale near •cioV Eden Vine Hotel/. Kaey terms; ' ■ - UPPER' QUEEN - STREET —'Fine Corner' i Allotment to lease for term of years p-i on—NewFour-rcoined-House,nearKaran *!fV" gahape Road; for sale oh easy terms p'-J >7K—Six-roomed.-.HonssJlnflw) for sale; off &A.IU North Road.:/A baigaln.'- Fine view. po'Qi-i—New.;Five-roomed Bouse for Sale in fftT? v Ponsonby.. JFrontage to two streets. ona(\— New Five-roomed House for tale in ,_&_auv-' King-street; line garden. Also addi tional allotment if desired. i(K_ EWMAKKETi—House and Stabling, with X* lan?e allotment, for sale (cheap).' WELLINGTON-S rKBET. —Pretty Cottage for sale, near St; James's Chorcb; gas and water laid on: gardep. &c. FARNELL. - Newly-ilnißhed. Six-roomed i -House for sale I pleasant view; £380. A'so onoat£3lo. •:.-.. _R1 OK—Eour-roomed HOUSE for salej'in the oj-l&u city, on easy terms. p-\ CX—Four-roomed HOUSE for sale off Col *+"•-- lege Road; stabling.etc. ?05 ONE TREm HILL.-Seven-roomed House for sale: with acre of .ground fully planted, PAPAKURA.— Allotments. 1 and 2, oppoalto Hunter and Nolan s Sale Yards, for sale, d JQKD'—Six-roomed House and Foui'-StallCn _&_jy V stable for Sale, in Fast street. New*tOn -P.I nn-HO,JSB! ior sale near Mount Ede »ivu Railway Station; also, one at £200. •A LLOTMENTS Bought and.HOUSES Built . _ol on the Weekly Re-payment System. i?9ftn— New Five-roomed HOUSE in Fern *^ uV..l6iKb-stre6tfor;sale; garden;&c; < -.' _pl A(\— New HOUSE, four rooms, in Russcll .^_._u street, for sale. <?oaa —six-roomoa Houeo, all finished, ror 3jO\/ v Ba i e i n Liicoin-street; large allotment. PUKEKOHE EASr.-Fii-e-Farm of 107 acres for Sale, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead; little-bnsh; £l*los por acrb. ' GREY-STREET— Six-roorr.ed House (new) for sale. Large allotment. Also, two Shops, detaohed workshop &C", on very easy terms. SHOPS in Q.ueen-street, Grey-street, Freeman's Bay. and Great North Road, for sale., ■.-.,. MODNT'EDEN— Large NOW House, fitted'" ; with every convenience (two acres of .tend); for sole. Fine view.- — - 17ARMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Eden A. -i-Wsikomitl, Richmond, Eomokoriki, Man g'ire, Paremoromb* Stdkeb's Point, Waitakerei, enderson'a Ci*eel£,;Re-.iiera, Cambridge.BiK -and Little Oinalla, Karloi, Riverhead, Morn iugoido, Mahnrangi, Wainui, Omarn, Ararimu, iCoromandol, Okaiiuj,. North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura, &c Also, see list . n New Zealand \ 'Herald and WeskluX*j>i.n..; ,t ,p aa j_jf ;,in'l CH AS. W iL'tl A W g 0 N. I ESTATE AGENT. VULOAf. LAf. B



Land and Estate Agents. I j.- -Me i.E *Ho *! Estate Agent and Vakstatob, . - QUEEN-BTE-lET, AUCKLAND. MONEY LTCNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SEC"oT._ril_3, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, V* ! 7 : OR OTHKR SHARKS. -No Chahoe to Lender or Investor. 13ARN1CLL— Two Houses, \.ith larro freehold . allotment, commandml * a good view of tho harbour. : Price, £350. Terms era be arranged. —J.M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. -\7*II_LA RESIDENCW-A B.autiful Villa, f within a few miles of tho city; a really charming spot.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. Auckland. TO FARMERS-A First-cla.. Farm of 157 acres, r-1 fenced and in gra.s, within a short dißtarcso_a Church, and t-choo).: Price, £USO; one-halt ca.h, balance can rema'u a-6 par cent,—J. in. Lennox, Agent, Auckland. ', ALEXANDRA-STREET— Allotment SO x 110. fronting two streets, with two Houses bui't thereon.' Price, .3100.- Term .can bo arranged. —J. M, Lennox, Es.ato Agent, Auckland. HEPBURN and JNAPIEK-STRKETS- AU ment 132 x 119. OiFered a bargain, and on easy terms.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck land. - --■-...- MOUNT ST. MARY-A Bargain—Two four roomed House-i with largo allotment, good well and outhouses, freeho'd allotment 33 x 100. Price, £280.- J; M. Lonnox. DAY-STRICBST, Beresford-street—A desirable House of 5 rooms, with water and gas laid on, freehold allotment 33 x 100; the Bou__ is quite new and in excellent condition.—J, M. Lennox, Ksta.e Agent, Auckland. TO FARMHJKS—Fret-class Farm of 216 aore-, all subdivided into convenient paddoe'rs, some in gras., others under cultivation; good orchard, 6-roonied House, and all comenient outbuildings. Price, £1600.—J". M. Lenncx, QUBUKBAN -ALLOTMENT — One of the O Choicest Allotments in the Suburb*!, near the Parnell Grammar School, 40 x 250. , Can be hadinono or more lota.' Price, £2 6s per foot. A most beautKnl view ot-tho harbour.—J. M. Lennox, HBtate Agent, Auckland. 89_i. ri .0 FARMERS.—A rare opportunity of pur- X oha.ing one of the finest farms in the pro: vlnceata low price.' TuUis a r_ally flrst-olass farm of 308 acres, mostly fenced ansl In gras*), a few minutes walk from a church and railway station. Thiß flne property i. situated iii the heart of one of the most prosperous tOwnshipd in the Waikato, and has a commodious House of eight apartments erected upon :It. Price,' £2500.—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 52L.; . ■■■'■■;■,;. <*\0 FARMER3—For Sale a Farm of 137 acres , -L' at Rama Rama, with good Broomed, resi dence,' dairy'1 el o. 'I ho farm 1-. subdivided and mostly id good' KngliSh -gra&ses.—J. M. Lennox, Estate *gotit, Auckl.hii. ..-'..' '. "..'., TT FARMERS—A compact Homestead, com prisin*? 37 acres of flr^t-class land, all sub divided, and in grasi, with commodious resi dence. This fine propei'ty is only 1J miles from a railway station.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ~,.,. .. *-, <|-Q FARMERS.-A good little Farm of 60 x. acres, 10 acres fenced and in grass, with Dwelling-bouse. This property is near to a rail way station and public school. Price, £150.— J. M. Lenhox, Estate Agent. BIL. HOTEL.— Country Hotel on the main South ROad, with 14 acres of freehold. Price £700.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland 6L. A BEAUTIFUL Five . roomed Cottage in Upper Pitt-street, newly built and taste fully finished. A most desirable home for any person wishing to live near the c.'ty. Price £300. Terms I can arrange to suit the purchaser, either by weekly paymenis or otherwise —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 76L. TO FARMERS, -i or Sale, a bargain, a Fine Compact Little Farm of 100 acres in one of the best farming districts in the Waikato. The faimis all fenced, and has a dwelling-bouse upon it: in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owiDg to the owner leaving iho distrlot. Price, £100; £150 cash, balanco oan remain upon the property.. 12 L. FOR a * LX—A Bargain—Suburban Villa con taining coven rooms, with 35 acres of volcanic land. All fenced and subdivided IntDnine paddocks. In addition to the House, there are sheds, stables, dairy, Sec, -.Thi.fine properly is only 11 vo minutes' walk from the railway station. Price, £2 000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. 71L- • '- FOR SALE, a Farm of 90 acres-70 acres of which are lad down in English '-ras.o— only 1} miles from a railway station. Prico, £100. —J. M. Lonrox. Kstato Agent Auckland. 671j. TO FAP-MKRS-A Bargain. —Farm of 101 acres in East Pukekohe; all fenced; sub divided, and about 50 acres in grass. The land is part bush, is well watored, has a cottage upon it, and is only twenty minutes' walk from vho railway station.—J. M. Lennox. TO FARMERS.—For Ba?e, a First-class Farm of 202 acres on the Hast Tamakt; all in graf i, well watered. PWce,£7per acre.—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent. 34L. ."•*'" TO FARMERS—A Bargain.—A Farm of 107 acres in East Pukekohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomfd House and every conveni ence. Price, £190.—Terms can.be arranged.— J. M. Lenncx, Kstato Agent. Auckland. i_6K. r§ O FARMERS ana Orhoiß.—One of the A Choicest Farms In the Province. --There are 217 acres withiu 8 mileß of the city ; quality of land cannot be excelled! large nine-roomed residence.—T. M. Lennox, Eatr.te Agent:1 731 C. IST For Louses, Harms, and Allotments,see my long advertisemon tin ' Weekly Herald." '7 ,y..:.'J M, LENNOX, ■ -Estate Agent. Auckland. THE GREAT NORTHERN LAND ~,;-.;_, j. AGENCY. :.:. ..'...( .' Queen-street;. Auckland;,. N.Z. 7 i parties of Every Description.For Sole. CATAtoanES, Posr Frrk to Ans Address; House, Building, Mortgage. Insurance and Sur vey Agency, Moneyto Lend at Lowest Cur _ rent Rates on .Good.Securities,. Properties "Brought, under Land .Transfer .Aot . »n«i \ ;T. W. HICKSON, -Pi-OPRlEToil': [Late Inspector in, and holding high te:.tlma■ - ■ .* : _ n'als from Saryey Department.]' Authorised Sorvevor, and Land Broker , (Licensed Under the Land Transfer Act). VS7AIKATO T AJtD A GENCY, '.7 CAMBRIDGH.. \:}* n,:li.',''- H. E. COTTON & CO. Have for S_t_'- v L A)N D; I N ,W A 1 X A TO,' In Blocks of from 7 ; ,10.00 T0 20,000 Aokes. : , ■.. ■ 7-7' ': -.'- , ■; '.[I '77..V-'' yi Several Choice Farms.- General Agents and Auctioneers. Consignments of Pre duce. Merchandise. &C, have our best attention, and -Sales promptly re turned, i* Copies of our Land List sent on application. Oil and Colour Merchants. O A P E R H A N.-G I N G S, JIT white lead, &'<s. ; j W. PHILLIPPS . & SON Are NowlLanding, ex Loch Dee, 150 packages'1 P iA P E R H A N, G> I N G S 7 SCRIMS and HESSIANS, , ~,,..;. : OILS, WHITE LEAD, hl>i . '' : _nNCIWHITE,_PATEN_>PAINT,, _ ■ ! COLOURS, &c„ In Wood ;ahd iron :•7 ■ . Silvered, Polishhd avd. Rough .p_ate, . ■ • ORNAMENTAI,, PHOTO, ' ANli Common Window , , , ■7:1 \ ' ' '•*/•-•-*.• GLASS, 7 ; VARNISHES, ... BRUSHES, ; . ■• ;' ■■ 7- - - AND ■■:•.' ;-■■ " TRADE SUNDRIES. I 7; S 'Wi ; i BILLIPPS &'! OON, ' .'.-. 1 05&?7.QUEEN : S.TREET. ....... . "ftf E W PAPE 1. H i_.'N GiNG S -i.l jor 1830.-.; -:j ■ Largeand Small Buy»rsot Paperhahgingis'wll ' -:'i do well to inspect ' ,J|"!: '; ° t |! :! HOLLAND TaßUrLEfe'S.-i'twi',:: 'paperhan3incib,* oil, colour, & glass Warehouse, .28,& 30, VICTORIA-STREET,-AUCKLAND : Where may be Inspected Ono* of the ..:. largest and best-selected Stocks ...; ■ O-PaperhangmgsinNow , .- ~ - (..', y.\' '■ Zealand, -I ■"• ■'■' I'lL-Irt .. ■; i From Id per piece to the most costly, GILT & STAINED PICTURE-FRAME MOULDING' si , | .In G.eat:Varlety,:...'ii fin : ' PIOTURE-FRAMINa IN ALL"ITS BRANOBBS, ~'-;., , At lowest possible ratpS. ; ....,;.:,; : |j-i.: Oils, .Colours, Glass, Varnishes, i -Bruahw are Scrlni. Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, fcei-:-«) HO LLAN -D ■> "&■ BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. Veuetian.,Bli_ias.., ...,.. T ... TRACE MARK. • :- - * THE AUCKLAND IiAS VENETIAN ; -.■'■■- BLIND FACTORY/ ". "J"." - 7 ; ...,,.. jESTABLiSHED 18fel. ,'-.,''. BED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN >| - BLINDS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. n , r .„ ;-! '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. •..;..■ i-• :: : .*•''.""' n ', A, i'AN"P7AV;B^J SBiY? J7: (Late M. Horton Bushy), ■'" raotioaL Blind Makers & Wire-Workers Corner of Cook and- Grey Streets, " ' _ Market Squa ..Auoklapd N.Z,



j aaaaiery. W. S, : JO NE S «** Has Just landed ex • Avona,' ' Oorp niUai' 'Oxford,' ard B.s. 'Norfolk,' a Lirge Assortment of SeasOn^bltc Gooes, comprising Horae Covers, good durable article! lined ana Bhaped, from 153 ; Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons, Horse Clothing, Clipping Maohiue3; Buggy, Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddle?, Sec , ' Mora to arrive per ' Halcione' and A sum ore. STRONG DURABLH. STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from i7|^__<__»7\; :- I ■"'."'' -'-"-.' •WATERPROOF RIDING APRONS \ 'Our own make, beat quality, and latest ->{"•" improvedbhapc • ' J W.S.J. has always a large general Btook, oom .P^DB!H_4_I.NES3; OF ALL KINDS, "'* ißaoing,: Steeplechnse, and Hunting Saddleß, ahd Bridles. Stable Requisites, Summer apd Winter Horaeclothing, valises, Portman teaux, ' Courier Bags, Waterproof ! Paste for' Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &o. EILLIMAN S* EMBROCATION, JUST I ARRIVED. •A large'Rtook of latest improved extra ttrong PACK S ADDLES always on hand. From 60s. "l Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash, Vf, '■'••*■ St -J'-O' N B s, 1 QUKWN-STRBET, AUCKLAND. j Money. ■ ■■■":■ i UCKLAND PERMANENT _____ CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING .AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.,. OFFICE!— 93, I4OKB-.-S-BEEr. LOANS granted upon approved securities Of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of '£20 to £6,000, prlnoipal and interest being re payable in instalments, at tho following rates for every-3100 borrowed:— ■■■•:.--• ■ Repayments extend- p Q _ w _ b Total amount ingover ° Repayoble. _, . — — ... b _ ~ _yoars__ ...... 12 t ISO: 0 0 .years" _ ~ 9 2 143 9 2 .yearl-.,.^ _. ' 7*6 156 I « : II) years .18 162 16 3 *ar * urther particulars may be obtained on application at tne Society omefc^^ ; - ■•'.. ii • ■■■■■■ ■ g-,ore.arr ■ VfICTOR-AN LOAN AND DIS COUNT AGENCY. yy7 . | HIGH STREET, AUCKLA:ND; The above Agoncy having Opened a Branch in Auckland is prepared to Advance Sums of Money, from £10 to £1.000, on Porsonal Security, Deeds of Property, _haro3 in Pablio Companies, and other Securities "at current rates!, Bills : Discounted Daily. Renewals eileotcd.i ; To accommoclate Borrowers; Lpansbfi(say) May bo repaid in instalments of 10s per week, :'''"^'-':'*--' May bo repaid in instalments o. 20s' por, week. '■'■■•;'■ Or'by any other: mutual agreement. ..;., jMI communications, either personally or - -by lettor, sti icily confidential. Address— ,".!.*• i«HI.H S ; T;EB:llTv;'7i7' (Next Auckland Hotel), or Box 90. Poat-ofllce. MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. ..... ■! "."-■■ JACKSON & RUSSELL, , , ' ;•:* j . ■":■ •-'.'■• ' Solicitors, Fort-street. JpQfinn T° LEND in Sums of £500 c*pyUV, and upwards.-F.'Ring, Short 'land-street. .;' '■■■■■■. -■ ■ '"■ -" - -'"■ "IY/J ONIsY TO LEND on : . Mortgage ol First-olans Freehold Securities. ' ' ■■ . : WM.,COLEMAN. . ':.. Solicitor. nor of Queen and Shortland-Btreeta. :' MONEY TO LEND, on, approved security.' ''* '■'^ I_2l'L'J ' . I ■■ -i -. .■•__. X, TYLER, . ; ill -v.: ' Solicitor. Vulcan lane. M r'"'',"- a'-':—fL, ' E-.'- 7'^ Money to Lend on Mortgage cl Freehold Securities.—George Eraser, Publlo Aooountant, Investing and Estate Agent, W.: S. Grahame's Bond, Fort-street, and, No. 6,' South British Insurinoo Buildings, corner of Queen arid Short and-atreet : ___!_— MONEY TO LEND, In large or small sums, at usual rates Of interest. CONNBLL. & COOPER, ; , ,'. Solicitors, . ■','.'' Vulcan Lane. UndertaKers. I ESTABLISHED 1660. B ETENEY P. HAYWA RD jul. upholsterer, .' Mattbess Makes, anii Fdnerai ._ Undertaker, GRE;Y -ST REE T, AUCKLAND, i 7. ' 'Mattr'essea Re-made.7. i .-', i' Furniture Re-stnffed and Repaired at tho : Owner's Residence "or at the Work- .. •'_'-' shop, Grey-street. .'.-.. aunsmittta,7 .'■y7 * TV -^EYlTT ( ~6unmal_e"r,. U44, , Queen-. JUr o street, Auckland, .((ppoßlte the Market: house''Established, '851.—AlwaysinStookand to arrive by .direot importation from England made to, advertisers' own- ordor*,—Chokebore Breech-lCddihg Guns. Double and Single Muzzle-; loaders; Bieeoh-loadlhg Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit R'floa, Game Bass, Gun Cases,' Powder.Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necbasarV to' complete the outfit of a sportsman. An aßßortment of overy description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Branda in Sporting Powders dro imported direot from the; 'makers' byl-' the advertiser, who can guarantee th sir goOd quality. Cartridges for the Enfield, Snider and' Terry • Rifles. - Metaluo Cartridge Cases,' Chilled Shot and Other speci alities always on hand.' Country dealers liberally dealt <rith. Guns Restocked, Browned, etc.; and every other kind Of Firearm ■ Repaired at reasonable pc ices. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C.F.- Chokebore Breeo loading: Guns cheap.: The largest stook in Auckland- to 'choose from. ' Also, in stock,-'a arge assortment of Fireworks of the best ualltv. Fish-he Tackle - • .y ' ;.'.'.;7:''.gunmaker,;' 77777 .?;:" BY APPoiNTIiItNT TO HIS ixoa_,l.EK6_r THB f » ' GOVERNOR OF NEW1 ZEALAND, • :,\ .. 16S, QUEEN-STREET,: AircKI,AND:; Agent for W. acd.C. Scott and Bon's Guns, and for Hay, Merricks and Co.*s (Limited) ;'., Gunpowder Mills, I.'oslin Edinbnrgh. , . HAMMERLESS and chokebore ; GUN_3, ■ ' '■*:'-'* Shipments now ready from W.andC. Scott ahd: Sons, Isaac Hollis & Sons, P. Webley.fe Son, Bland & Son, W. W. Greener, ahd other makers, HammerlessGuna .. ... £15t0£33, Double Breech-loaders .. £5 to £18 Singleditto-. ';■;.'■ i-,-. -■--~ >£sto-£7 ■' .' Double Muzzle loaders >■■•■-.■ £215s to Aid '' -Singleditto .:-.- _ .. *.'.;£ l 10b to£S " Snidor Carbines..'..,;. £310s to £5 Martini-Henry Rifles .. .y £9'to £10 Saloon Billes: .; :■._ ■* £20s to£36s ■ Revolvers .i •■'.;■'•' ..'i--..> ■'■__l:to__s,."i,;:'l -y: Air Guns, shooting ball or shot '•'' SAVSe . " Direct Shipments of Sportino Powder Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cases, Rifle and Revolver Ammunition, Gun Cases, Game Bags' Cartridge Eelts; Recappers, Turnovers, Powder • Flasks, Shot Pouches, &0.. Eyes for Bird-stuffing. .VFiREARMaPUROHASBD.-orExohanged. - Repairs promptly and efßclently done. : ' -, -US' W.H.H. draws special attention,to' hla i Bhootino Gaixery;4o yards eono, where flrei':. arms may be tested by intending purchasers, I Open for Rifle and Pistol Praotlce dajlv.



Merchandis. 7^'"'o .'.'■■ ./ '• "■">■■'. "':' V: -. *-7. E. pati^R-1& [-Q o. % .-*> WHOLESALE AND BETAIL - r r"6 n''M;;'U^.N:..G*^'r^-ys': -...!.'''..-,.'_: ~ll.:■*■¥?,' "... ' »■*_.'•■'- ;.'!(* *" IRON MERCHANT'S, ,y : I QUE_!N AND HIGH STREETS!. '7y AUCKLAND. , ~'\:''.IMPORTERS OF ''",'^7.,,. | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, &C, &0. '.' ' j Respectfully invite all Persons Building; ; or who may contemplate Building, "'■ :' to Inspect their Stock of. '''* ' bu i lp;i isr a matesia lh '.. "... 7:7.7: ... ',7.y : \-m' ~Vi ■'.■ '}--,' .....Comprising:—.:; ,/.,,.';._.., ---: 'REGISTER^ stoves,;/;' l MARBLE MANTLEPIECES, :,-•;,.- COLONIAL OVENS, MINTON'S TILE HEARTHS, i:: 'ELECTRIO BELLS, ./ ' '■>'> ■--; ''■'» BATHS,:' _U 1 __'.. ■.',' i 3,i'Jf CLOSE FIRE R AN.GES, From 38 to 51 llnch, with Skirtings or Covings " * Plate Rucks, &c. , C0 L O »I-A L >'■ 0;V BN S, ',' ... AX GakixLV REDUOm'PWOES,'..'," j I"''" ' '■'' " ''"" , '.."'.'. 7■' '77 Ashes Pahs and TiloHearth-i'' ',',',., Marble Mantelpieces, in various colours. these will be sold Cheap ' Coal Vases and Purdonianß," with loose linings FENDERS7with- eieotro-plated' steel mount in*:a; made expressly for. this climate Fire Irons and Coalßox Tonus, &o,; -Ifelli_w and Tinnier KernKonn lahhm,. and One Large' Glass Chandelier for ' Cannes.. or | Kerosene "-,7". '",, *~' ,'. ~**.,. D(M_IMatsa-i_l1Matsa-i_l;Br_ishware'j'''':"! • ''■, '7 'iy'- Umbrella Stands and'Marblo'TopSTatlea;,; : . . .India Rubber Door Mats •Knife Cleaning Machines, 3 to 8 kn .800t Cieah'hgMa'-hlhes' •..,.••■ >/ .i • ■ •Dpor Soran • s,%ith pkns or bars ''* :_,. !1!.1 . .7*' American Washing Machined ', ;' ' 7.1 ~ j' !r:'\: ;'|;..j_,HE'.LAD;_r HELP.', ■'.■".',,:. KNIFE CLEANING -MACHINE. MANGLES/ WASHING, &, yfBISGI^ |*| " .', MACHINES;' " ' i "7":'.i7. xuiav ,-J.t North British Company's Indiarnbber Belting ! - ana Sheet-Rubber,"Bar Iron', Steel,"Blaok '.'' and Galvanized sheet, Iron, Iron and '-, j Copper Tubing, - Boi'er* and Ship Plate, -; 1 -Gum Spear Steel, Mining and Contrac ':■ j tor's Kequißitos, &c, &o. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY Of aU kinds. ,' Every Requisite for House Building, In ! eluding Klectrio Bells (these are of very . ! superior qualiiy), Picture Rods, Tile :' ; Hearths.; High Pressure: Range Boilers, ~ j ' Cast Iron and Enamelled Sinks Lavatory Basins, W. Clo.ets, Enamelled Cast i : 1 Iron Balhs, Sec, Sec n ..:-;,.' Revolving Ventilators for Schools, Churches' ■ ■'•: ' _-.__.B_o.. .■< '_ -^.-i_-.i. ■-;>•- ---- -■..•■■•■.•.■••.■> American Tinsmiths Tools" ... „ IS . -, *^__J.lJ_lLfi"fl STEEL UISO HARROWS. v Tjl pOETES & **riO.. ; HARDWARE IMPORTERS, < /: ;*;AUCBIiANa;^.yy*: ""'•' i: Retail. Business ;—...* '; ; 1 0 2'- Q'tFE'Bf%S TJE E E T;- *- WHOLESALE AND; IRON YARD -.^ HIGH-STREET, AuOKl__.D -Ala. G^ba'CAEBFULLY Packed ahd ' FOSWABDED WITH DESPATCH,



merchandise. - ___ — TjTEf .QEAS(3N('S rjIEAS.' I •! '7 i ;.1;.;7i- •jiii ■jr,..:1--i io_i vai;* ■>■> y-ii-y* EX S3. BOWEN.** We shall be happy to quote Prices to Trade '• Applicants for our NEW TEAS, 1 '. ex above ste.mer. v i ' jl .y ~.' ,-,i) '-::■•■: -: ; .'.'. •>• "J I« i ;.;■--'_:.■-•'' '■■ ~*n' : '"' '" ;.-■.'.. !\ 2478 Packages. Wo invite applications for _; ; ~ ;. ,|.. LiquoringSamplos. . ,- ~:J.. :-. -.- ■ -: -:-- ;• ■ . ''.■:*. j: In]addition,to : this shipment we shall receive, ': : ■ per Bteo,mor CANTON,.and due here about the FIF.ST WEEK IN ■ r ,' AUGUST, ) 3050 .'-.J?'1 A7C;i AG- E S : y ■'■,:■ ■■■'■ of. •■■ • • ■-•. ---;;■ -MspraM-Qp-AtiTt 'teas, J..77 Speolally selected by our Foochow buyers to match as closely as ■ possible samples I , ; which,y/9re found so pleasiiigto ..... . |7; ..-»■_ the T/ade last'season.' :' -• '-" : ... ~ -,-•, r-,<- a.,-..; Ji.iiii -ill i.-_; ■..-■-■, *. ■ tar Our Instructions to agents-were: to use their owh^udgmontas toTIME of Phrch'asing, but to SECURE US »THE i BEST VALUE going.. '.' : ,' 7 ■'~_,.._... 77 7 'm^')A.\ . ,jj ~;. ,1 ■•:., -..-. _...:,■:.:..;. -.fiT .--.. . ' :' j.- U fin '; ;n ■:;.:' *soi 0U..1-J o—. ..*..' '-.■■ '-< ( :: •'.-!■ ■-- I) ; Judging by theTseiectibn'of oiiFßowen Teas, , i we confidently antldpf-te equal satisfastioh witb 1 Canton shipment as above. „. ... H -, ■ j ..•;■:.h.v. UT'JOc_> '113.VL :\ o!, UVilono__ t> si .wftif-o • ■--.•-•-O oil. . .^j.tD. JTatuan:.. & .Co., . ■■■:■; Shoktland-stbbet, Auckland.- - ■ -^pH:;E;, j> 'i;'B'*i.;;';d:vis s i j | -'in :|^.ONDEKSED-:i -Ti/riLK.* * <. ' '' i suo.'li b:©rai_WUaiW!fcßSC-JBb.ui.iloe'jl'j; This Condensed Milk 4s.not to neihea'-enifoi ■77- : :. .; i )Quftlity^y.any. , : >::*' ~: . ;lt secured tho GOLDB-KDAT-'at Pails Exposition ' ! ...) ■:.;,;i.'-fQi;its superionty.;,, ~.;,. -.-y.,-;.. i It has a! splendid creamy coloor; easily dissolves, " and is made from .the'" * .*' .'* '.;;'-.. ■;■ b__st-;;''alhne';:mii.k;;;' ;■;:: . Prepared only at .Avauohb'-, Ej-wri£__spAm>.. ' We KAve our first supply bythaCoronllla, and recommend:orders,for the "Our Milkman Brand''guaranteeing satisfaction.; y ','' ___.•:'.'____}• ;"';l^ A-THAN; & . CO.i i "; j ;. \. i /./'SOIi! : iMPOKT,EKS.' ■ ', , 7, ~■,,-..'; BR I .."•_. ■.••*■■'■ O .-":■£ '8 .1,. j.. : i.i SUGAR. COATED ii.: :<i i :;,:'t"'''nt't ( ii!iLL_i,'-:' r-7"y, • -71 _ iHUARANTEED PURELY. VEGETABLE. , 'And are only pills which contAin LEPTANDRIN AND -PODOPHYLLIN. These two: powerful antlbDUoUs plants are a sure cure for all: diseases of .the* Stomach, LIVBR AND BOWBXS, HKADAOHB, I^WOESTION, Dizziness, Pain in' this Side ok Back, and especially"';"' __ '*'7' l: '"' '' "' I~' _. fjiirio. ov. biliousness; "-'.'■■'■i "! *»iu- They never weaken or gripe, unless the stomach is very foul, and they are vory -~..■:-. j ;•' BAS V .T^T A,K^ s yj : ,;7 : For Salo by all Druggists and Dealers la ~ i -in: uf .-■' --.iif .MediMnes. : ill,: -i j-,.;',', ntfi fj b .- : ; j;i WHQLESALB, AGENT; :■.■•■ ... n ..i ?Lj L-i_):^ij-iA T«-H-A':N-' &-*€ a AUCKLAND . ; i» _J '-:- = n'i'".i ; •'•- iin .•,.*•• -K_r_^MUß_aro,_«f'_isil., .-,i'"^i-.h- BRISTOLfS:, -.'i, ~ C_ARSAPARILLA, ~h./;-::7 BiOfa-e? !_s.t__lil b_.bi.9f> :..:* THE; GREAT' PURIB'IER-OF THE BLOOD -.-- The qoiokeit and most certain oure for ■ '■-'■■'. ~; SCROFULA. „ fji ~: . , .., ~ ~ ~,.;» i ■- rheumatism, ,_.y -'.-' ;;;"7 ; i.uiiMifiiW :. "JFOUL ERUPTION-.,- ; ; ui.i-jS'.-.j )'; ;■*. Ij. i-.-i'OLD SORES; and i ... ..-j.!..! .: . . ~":■ !:_■:. '..-/ULCERS. j«. All kinds of! diseases, or sores arising from lm ure blood and humours.. i ~.'.,..,.(..... i- ~..'■■!., . ... -j.. : -. IT NKVKR irA-TT_y y -.-.- ■ In effooting a Complete cure, if used a sufficient" 'longhtof;timeu.,-; ..J -•■; n.ii'i-::■:-■• ' ■ '■'.'-j- ' >--' .- For Bald tiy' ____!:Druggists" -and Dealers In . ;.,; i ■"• -: -■'•'""'' rMedicmes;" ■■ *:: " i .;.',.'.' -' '••'. ii:WHOLKSAL-.'-Aa_tNaS_i >'• ■''■■'''■' :::j>:: :^x^.RXx n: &'.-;oo^ ';ri'_.^i ! 'b' n 'taj_j;:>'T'o' N-i-'U' _ . 3JHE GREAT HAIR RESTORER -;* '-' Infallihle' for- Renewing,. Invigorating, and. 'Beautifying'the' Hair,- removing Scurf, Dand rufl, and onrlog all affections of the Scali)' upon whioh It has analmostmlraculous effect, 'causing;) a splendid crop of. Hair to spring up and flourish where before all.was barren... ~: , ; i , . . It is deliolonsly: fragrant; rtfreshlhg and'in vigorating,:andrthe Hair!that Is dressed regit*, larly with this, i delightful preparation acquires f, so^noss, lußtro tWpknesß, vigor,-, and .flexi bility, that is wonderful. .„;,-. ~ . j,,,, t . f For Sale hyallDruggis;;' Per-_nien_, -\. • ■■»"".; ~ M,..:i';wli6lesai_Ageii_j'7 i:; y"'''"''" ! i-,'; 'r>_"" :I_N" sTi 1 U&^o^t ... \ ..^......^.^..AOpKLANDj,; -...,..-,.; -:,.)/ JI^JERtSIABLB,, JpRAGK__KGE. 7 h MURRAY X LANMAN'B' ■ S' : ~,.: ■. ...... OBLKBBATBDv^- 1: '• '.;"'' Xft :r.;c R^i.jpyA.,; j.txt" a t7k.r, ' * The richest, most lasting, yet most delicate - of all Perfumes, for use-on the LANDKBRCHTEF, * --~.. At the TOILET, -••■■y.il :•.;'.' v.w i.!;■::. And In the BATJBt," Afl.there are imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water-jprepared.bv i 1 I . the sole proprietors, ~' ... ~;. "-•'• LANMAN & " KEMP,' ;' '--.' , , .y :i .• sioiJlJi? ;;nEW;YORK.; H-.. 77 '! .' For Bale by all Perfumers, - Drnggiata, assA'1 j f )M i Dealers in Fapoy. GoodsT 7?;.™?,: SOLE APBNT3, I, I 1,, PJ NATHAN *CO 1



__.*.•*_._. .0.) New Teas :..-;,:^ii. i„__^ -r^p Vy;'o;i;.tj''.7:?y:,:^ jSSjB i ■■-- -y ■" a cup op 7";7. M..''.'•. •/•".*! 5 - REALLY GOOD TEA y; aaaatl ; .-.,*• i;-- in; ■■ ■ ■-■■ '-. -j. S.-i»iJ -SCO oK •..--.. I ■:-. ..; TRY THE -.-.:..... 5) i..).!i.i .'T'Al^-P^N:© ■.:'MI'iX-_i.tX'SpJ}"!j ,; '. . Packed in lib. and Jib. Packets, 7 . j.,7 ! IN THE.CHINA TEA GARDENS;-;' ■ " '■ ,' |"l ■ 7 - - ' •:.' ' -04.-iVo*i*. *.l ! "Ihave analysed an Original Packet o ,the -. TABBING MIXTURE/andT certify that it is ■ oompoaod o£ Pure Unroloured Teas/andaumlp." ably flavoured with a, delicate- ana harmless scenting, which renders it very' palatable. •»! Can reoommend it as being a wholesome and refreshing diet,,,: t .. ~.,.,j --.. r'-,') e«.w*i>-.) "Karl TsEODOR.STAraEB, . [j ( _] -■}. I •:'■• ,:i '- "* 'Analytical Chemist,' J !., -.I--jji:-...' w ... ii- ■. " Queensland; * I ■''*"'• A_.ehtfor the Taeplng Mixture: ..„,, .„' • !•'"■- CHAS: MAJOR, . .',, L ? WHOLESALE AND SHIPPING GROCER-.! ■iv :.': M'edioai;";'';'.'':. 7 LUNG Di_.EASE,;jNCIPIENT CON."- SUMPTION. BRONCHIAL AEKE-Ms :tions, asthma, whooping cqyGH r ,,,;j And1 kindred "Complaints affecting the Cheß^jj the Mucous Membranes of the Throat, ~ TiUnd _.eßpiratory;Organß,are.O*'ii>J.iT. J Successfully Combated:and CURED by 1•'~. . ~.'-. T", .-.'7.; 1 :.•.)■ Tt^^SoUOtll ..•-'', .The eminently satisfactory results of this com-, binatibn of; Bronchial-'1 Stimulants; Tissue Re-* paratives, Nerve and BJood Tonic*-, added to;*a Special Congh Calmative withsfebrHu-je np.lbn plainly show that at least we have arrived^-Ch' 11* ;; nearer to.lhe solutlon-of; the:question,< if Is -Con«li ,'-y sumption Curable?" ~ ~;.-.:, ■;:*t *"■ ijidi Ima ' Dr; McCall Anderson says (Clinical jLeotqrcs,.,, pSge 22) .—"-These -remarks avo epecially'caUed"^ for at the present time, when somuch^soepll-"1 cism is abroad with regard to the 'i value not S> -■•'-.' medicines, and ;, when . even... distinguish/.d},-; physicians are deluging over periodicals: $«h, views; subversive of the Usefulness -of certiltf-'j remedial .-measures, because .forsooth'-utheill . theories .hpon which., they are -bared are incorrect. Let us bo scientific if you like;,but - ly when: well-grounded experience' in the treat ment i: of disease: clashesi with the -result-ftps scientific research, lot us cling; to the former in* for y. bile the one is too often based upon theory* .,. the other is founded'up'on f act." ',','.. ", '7,77 ,'.;}'-} ' '0/1 Mlln'er ;F6thergi'l (Practitioners''Hana."l Book; page 178):"-"V.hat is'of muonmO-^iiitt-'*'' ' portanco Ito us here is. the question of' What ara " 1 theciroumstances which affect Mb _rblo; which -.^ keep'it" away or'en'courpge Ifs, advan.c_s,<Oß o3 which arrest itspr'agra:S when r3tab?i3h_d,'a_id ~ Stay: it.ravi-ges': ,'. Thebopeless pa.holb.rjr'Jb£w Laenneo and Oarswell hnd nothing;buta'grave_i_-. as the ituture'bf tubsb who wei-a :Broltt3n I w|th. ( ij tubercle. 'Now vie know that"ttroDveiy frpnvL Conditions actually tuterculous, or .tendingJt_r» : tubercle, is very,common."] *,-/ - i j j • [ _j--£ 1 .The .wonderful" effect of Aickin'a Sy,rup,.o|> ■ Eucalyptus; with' Hypopbo-Jjihato. of Lime -ana* Quinine,: lin the; treatment of Pulmonary 138 Bronchitio jComulaints,; vei'ifle_iiiiDr-.MoOali;?/ '...' Anderson's .statement .(p?ge..150,.. Cliniorli,,, Lectures—Gfelloping Oohsumptlon): "Thatsticn.,,, then) areithe kind of of osses which•shoUld,:b6I; B broUght.underthe.nolice oftbosewhoyin itheseria days of scepticism,, are inclined to sneer.at ;tha 3*l efflcac^of drUga." '', '",':"..'' . "'I*J7, B , „„),.,' , ■' The^Syruiiof Eacalyptus; with"Hyt>ophos- ~1 ■•a__tttee_-.' J_ft!i-_iß_-,'HWP'iWi&iffly*AsHßei:-' I ceuticai preparation, comblhing .valuable,,) agents that are. chemically and physiblbglcalljr''-' CompatibL-i; ' and : much; ir".'cOmmended"I by *P , eminent modern physicians asbeing specifically 11; adapted for the diseas: 3 ihdicatedin thisnotloe,*,'/" Before confidently. recommend--ug tbia["remedy \ to tho:e afflicted withiOheßt Oompla'.ntS, 'tna' I proprietorhas an abundant proof o'Jitei efflcaoy-"'' Constantly recurring evidence is afforded of,tna jii great relief to sufferers, many of whom tendet.,,. voluntary testimony. ."• V .7 . '77" ?.77rox i ]~.<.,. . . ■■■' ; ■•.. Addres.: ■ •-'"'•' ";I-- Moni&ih I -::': ■ <>'THE'.;PHAR_4ApY, I,,Ii.-i ■•■ t . i ;"-"-; 'iQtntEN-3TREET,'A'ti.CKUANiI."'I,1'! 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