FROM LIVERPOOL TO SAN FRANCISCO.

In landing from a steamer in New York, | especially if there are many passengers, you J have to put lip with the annoyance of great detehi ton. For instance you first have your cabin baggage landed by tho ships' stewards by the passenger gangway. Then you have to hang about forward until the whole of your baggage is landed, so that it may be altogether for examination. Sometimes you may have to wait half an hour before your last package turns up. Then you join a long single iile of the .passengers say seventy or eighty and quietly wait until you reach the-Bub-collector who takes your declaration as to whether you have anything dutiable or not, and ap points an examiner to go with you and tumble over tho whole oi your baggage tal sco if you have told tbe truth or not. Ho proceeds deliberately to do this, and it you have been kept waiting with your wife quietly sitting on the. baggage two hours on the cold bleak wharf and don't swear, well you are simply a saint—that's all. You engage a carriage if you have not too ; much baggage and after tipping.every man who has done you the honor tp : toucli on its way,, you at last feel yourself. in a fair;way. This,carriage costs'you sriol, bul.if you havo only English coin they will kindly consent to take a.sovereign, which is the ec_uivalcut of §4.85. ~ The enrriages^ are great lumbering' vehicles imd are driven slowly and .deliberately. ;_. At laut <you : reach your hotel—go to; the pllice counter and engage rooms; if yon are thoughtless and do uot knoW the country, you will not bother about ,the price, , trusting to .their advertised scale, but the better plan is to get the best accommodation at the lowest possible figure, and have it fixed. If you. don't do this, you are done certain. Now you will find every waiter and chamber-' moid will.look for a fee, and do the smallest amount of work for it. On our way from the -teamcr we passed through streets with mud at least ei_ht or nine inches/deep (a dead horse that had been lying, our driver' !told me, two days),,,and,the most abomin ably filthy streets it has been my fortune to see., They have a system in H ewi York ot lumbering up ,the side walkswith all sorts: bf garbage. Empty wooden flour-barrels j iare used as receptacle*-, and thoy are placed at the outir edge of the, sidq walkiftill of all the refuse from the dwelling, decayed, vegetable, matter, ashes,.bones, etc. Now,; in any well-ordcied- town, these woulij.be emptied early in the morning, but.in New York for days you will tee the same, regi 'iiieut of lly covered barrels of garbage, and the stench that rises from them is some thing that once felt is never to be forgotten. ; The police regulations on paper,, are no :doubt good, but they are ncvercarried out; Eyeu'iu the business streets of, ; th_ city .the sidewalks and a quarter of the, Btrebt on each side is lumbered up with UlercUan idise so much so that,it is; with difficulty 1 ybii'can get along. -The .elevated railways 'ftrij! a greaf: hoda to the people, who'live up town—they are three feet,-guage, -Floe long roomy .ca_riag-_,.and-set-on two bogie trucks, wUh~fmir~whei_, each, and plenty , of springs'.' Ih^7o wlien Jwaa iii New ;York they had,only one. of this.system of irmlr'oad,- and the construction of the' strric iture on which it-runs being very cranky, it cost more to keep.it in order than it earned, iThis original structure was very modest* jonly. -occupying ;* a small _pace on •one side .ofi" the-r street near the sidewalk,'butitlie'ring who -took up this matter grew much more daring,l and in the istreets were they are now they Occupy ;tlie : whole of the street 'except the sidewalk on jeach tide. The streets are ia consequence 'dark and ;<gl6omy.^ The manner in which the' Elevated 'Kaitroad Companies obtain 'their charters shews lhat they are cxperte ip the American Municipal-style- of swind jling, The owners of-tlie property in.the avenues through which they run havenever bceh-hle-to getabalf-'pe'-ny compensation; .There property has deteriorated 60 percent., and expenses.for-keeping*it' in'idpair are simply .euormou'- *. Ido hot hesitate, to say that in nO> Coloniall or 'English 'city'•wpuld 6hch a robbery: have: been perpretrated. You can travel from Bicher-str-rot-tb 145' at certain hours of the day for*s cents,"and the balance of tbe day ;at 10cents.' Se'eintb the first floor'windows of everyhouseyon'pass; and this gives yon a pretty goodidea of the iway in which the people live." Some'iyo'u will see 'just getting 'ohf of bed,-' fathers dressing, others having their meals. Down town yon Will see poor- sickly looking girls at work in the factories,, all dcckedihsoth, sort'of"Wiiy,- their hair banged,'; „c.,''with) lit; mostinstanceS, the flush of consumption oh' their'cheeks,1 showing'-'the ravages of a fast life,; bad drainage, and a hard climatic;' The 1 elevated' railroads-have paid enormous dividends, and the stock was, until recently, run after by any poor moth who:biad a little money. This led to another system ot robbery called "watering-the stock," ahrj this has been so cleverly managed that the original' shareholders arc,1 many of them, the happy possessors ;of millions of hard earnings, the investing middle-class of New York. Rambler,

CORRESPONDENCE.

SUNDAY LIQUOR TRADING.

(To:',the Editor.)

Sir,—l noticed, in; a recent issue of the Star, a letter in which .the* police, force ia spoken of. rather slightingly,. in reference to their duty. Now T consider'i this a cownrdly act on tbe part of any person to attack those Who are ,ltet allowed to reply; :A8 -have been, in various parts of the south and followed hotel work for a living, I have had good opportunities of seeing the police.doing their; duty r ;:_nd Lean state Ipositivcly, tliat there is no■ place;where they do their duty better than in Auckland, although they arc watched by the pub licans ;by keeping servants walking, up I and down ia front of. the -door. „_i tunySse,,' j ~t \ ..l ~.:tn . ...,Ji0!„.1'l io liinoT.-Bl E.

Auckland, Juno Bth, ISBI.

SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

hi;:" ' '■•-'■ (To the'Editor.)^ '■ !;• }'•**:' Sir;—l'am Very1 much nleased* lb see tnat!' teachers are no longer permitted' to "keep children in as a punishment daring midday. .This keeping In modo of punishment has born .greatly ovordonoinsomesohoo.s,notorionßly so an Beresford-street. but I do not think with the.' knowledge of Mr Harrison.. It is no doubt a I very, troublesome and difficult task to keep a lot 'of unruly children in order, but such troubles are : !in no way lessened by the overbearing 'conduct : of Certain young women' calling themselves lady ■ teachers. For;the most trifling reasona,' little! ones have been kept in midday and afternoon, thedomandsof nature boing stonily ignored;' consequently mothers have to provide dry and clean clothing for their children when they get i home. At Air Worthlngton's school,-forthe most trivial, faults, one of these overbearing young woman teachers used to make the girls write out a hundred lines as a punishment. The conse iquence was that many young girls had their handwriting ruined (or life, toe hundred lin'eß I being scribbled down any way. Uf course as soon as Mr Worthington found it out that mode, of punißbmont was Bternly suppressed, greatly to that young woman's disgust. Wo want-less: of the keeping-in mania, and a Jltt'.e more of the stick administration.—l am, &c„ A Pabknt.

THE CHINESE QUESTION.

(To the Editor.) . :. , .1 ;Siß,*- r Kvery day oui; population Is being in creased by tho obnoxious Chinese influx, and; yet comparatively little has been done to stop the evil. In Auckland people have a happy-go :lncky way ofllettingevils como upon them until thoy find them becoming unbearable, and then make an effort to oppose it, when thoy find it is foe late. Some people in our midst are how trying to stop this calamity norn comiDgamong' us; but what can a few do without the sym pathy and support of all interested, i It is not for tho rich man to say we must stop this Chinese emigration. Why?becauso to him it means cheap labour, and consequently more riches. Now we :haye only a, few in Auckland, but If thoy aro ! alio wed to throng in aa they have been doing lately, we will soon have enough and mora than enough. Our fair city will become polluted with these debased, demoralised beings. Have ;we not enough poverty, and crime amongst ua already as evinced in the Police Court and bye streets every day V- able-bodied men out of work ;—and yet we must have more men idle by the ;Chinese coming and working for far less than ■would half feed a man, allowing his wife and children to starve Let us trust tbat this com imunity will Bee their error in letting this go so jfar; and that, as in the South, meeting- will bo (Called and our membsrs charged to see. that .they will do their utmost to stop any further I cargoes of those Mongolians. I am, See:, ". I UNIT.

ASSOCIATED ENTERPRISE.— COF FEE PALACE COMPANY AND NEW ZEALAND SUPPLY ASSOCIATION.

, . (To the Editor.) '■'~ ; Sir,—Will you allow me to make a few remarks iln reforenco to tho above. At the present j moment we have two new companies before the. , publio. both representing that there is urgent •need for starting them. The Coffee Palace ;Company states that^ it is "recognised and .acknowledged by a'l classes that there is I absolute necessity for a first class hotel to be !conducted on Temperance principles." Well, '. we think there is room for such an entcrpris. ; ; aud, it properly conducted, wo'see no reason :wliy it should not prove of "great and im- TDOdiato benefit, to i tho community," besides •being a financial success to tho shareholders. Auckl md is growing fast, and there is no reason why the total abstainors Bhould not have an hotel specially devoted to them whore they will not be likely 10 be intruded upon or annoyed by any frolicsome sons o£ Bacchus. We wish them every-access1, and trust that the working class will respond to Mr Newman, appeal by taking a good number of shares. An-; other new company is also thrusting itself into publio notice. The Now Zealand Supply Association; one whose objects wo cannot quite so heartily endorse, who*o professed object is tho "establishment ot a cooperative store suitable to the requirements of the times." Now we are old fashioned enough to think that the "requirements of the times " do not require a co-operative Btoro at all. What to these co-operators propose to do i Thoy say there are 10,318 inhabited houses in the Provincial district'

of Auckland. If the company obtain onl* (modeßt, why bo natislied with) one fourth rrf theso, tnat would produce four tliouißmi customers. &:c, which would produce aero „ pront'ot £100 a week, &c." Well, now 1m- ,_ suppose this is attained who will it aftoct i? this trade is to be done by an assoc'alion! iVif dona nw by spm-bo!y-w_o ar „ *_",' •} _ now? The ntorekeepers aud retei_~ <fe,f every branch of buaino'S. Where will ,v.„°"v n it the success so fondly picture-is ohlit-„ e S 9' this association? It is wT Lft^ parties cannot do the trade n° botll patuies are, with the le__m„t_nr; BJ m* ot the country; and we'_t_S?_"-»„ trade|S sorry to see the same 'disnl-n-S,. \ b.° very as has taken pl_c7__^EoSf*". <>'P___. so i;e cases. We bsliova rb_ *2H_Uo™*«l-ito ot the country b__SMft__KS»_« •-*--• entorpriso. _(__S_tf_Ss__?_-_ by.individutii the same taiitic. a" th n _.l ors wl" °^ ado. Sy«tom--thßy_ec|„„V*op-'rato^^^ ■ion ! T-e7__ffi?_f__HK__^Wj'. asßo_. elation now _eiii_°ffi,MSS^i: c-m6 .supply aseo- If they iin_iSf,t m»^'Wre, the forelock, _R* „,?_ ionco "*« time by system. A jag? D a p ß,;^ llr k, J' adopt, the cash pence. The' St P_i/ « worth a „ow __. the BtorsklSf $*m- is an Awful _/__ and extra capita .. S h *[oo .•»,; bad deb_ the good pd-ung affi«_-hfe ° levy back on traders may _o_.-J_?,W «» Driceß. The but they may msE __S ?Wy association! preventing the trade bIImL ™, ? nly hore °£ is to adopt the cash sjs__fS?*,ol_hßlt hands # they wilftako tho_iat.-____ ,t&'*ad-a. tra___g *

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. JUNE 11

Printed and published by *££&&& ; B__-^fi_p Province of Auckland, NOW (Sea-, land, ':-"■*'* ■*- - " SAX-WAY, J-JM 11, 183 L



. ~" _______; _■"—--— .auctions. | W. S, COCHRANE | LIAS. DACRE. MONDAY, JUNE 13. ALLOTMENTS - PAPaKURA AND ...,...., CUROMANDEL. THE Suhscribera will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 13th June, at 12 o'clock, PAPAKURA-AllotmentO. Section 7, Village of Papakura: 100 links frontaeo KAPANG_-Lot2l, Section 1,33 ft frontago to Paget t'a Road Lot 10. Section 11, 33 ft frontago to James street, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctionoors. W. S. COCHRANE..] [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, JUNE 13. F B E E H 0 I"tT~P R 0 PE R T V, (HOBSON-STREET. For Absolute Sale, THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 13th instant, at 12 O'olook, Fort Allotment 32, section 18, City of Auck land, having a frontage of iOfoetG inches to Lower Hobson-street, with tho Cottage thereon orcctcd. Situated I opposite Mr Hawkswood's.and adtom ing the Chuich Property. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ....-MONDAY, JUNE 13. .;; ;*.' L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, on Monday. Juno 13, at 11 o'olook. to closo consignments. ' 120 cases APPLES 20 cases ORANGE 3 20 bags KUMSRAS. MONDAY, JUNE 13, 20 LADIES' AND~GENTS' DIAMOND RINGS, SILVER BRACELETS, NECKLETS, • lockets, gold rings, sets, gold alberts, gold and silver watches, Devolving cruets, butter coolers, time-pieces, --"-"- &C„ Sic, &0. !' GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, al hi- -'01-3' on t*QO a* 3OVS dat0' o'clock, A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE NEW GOOD 3. This Lot being Special Now Patterns, intend og purchasers should attend early. B, TONES. .R. C. CARR. B. D. ,TON -"TUESDAY, JUNE 14, At 11 o'clock. " EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH ~,;..'•■'" FURNITURE, just Lauded ex 'Peru,' n.OHSIST.IHG OF Oak. Walnut, and Mahogany Dining-room • Suites, upholstered in Loathor and .-". Horse-hair; Walnut Drawing-room ,'-,' Suites, in Green, Crimßon.BPd Blue i '.- ,Kep, in Blue Velvet, and Crimson and i Greon Silk; Loo and Card Table", Oak and Mahogany Toloscopo Dining Tables, Cheffoniers, llucbots Dressing "Suites, Book-Bhelves, Mats. Toilet Glas3e3, Chimney Glasses, Whatnots, Writing Desks, &c, &c. Catalognea shortly. [ --_. tonks & c 0.,, Auctioneers. B. TONKS &CO. WILL in future hold .Regular.Sales ol Landed Property ' every MONDAY* a 120 clock. Partles doi-irous ot disposing of Houses, Fanris or Landed ProDerty of any descriptioni will please..if possible, furnish partioulara not. later than Thursday in each week, ">; B. TONES & CO. r\ OUNT RY. CATTLE SALES. •' Pokeno—Monday, June.l 3~, - ..•.•• -_euev— Wednesday, June 15 ;, - Papakura—Wednesday; Juno 29. , 7VALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, JUNE 14. J v n"c T,I O N .. Y. A ii r* s. EOR SALE, at the Junction "Sfards, on ' Tuesday next, 80 Well-fatted Cattlo JOO Fat Sheep, Veal Calves, Fat Pigs ;": "■':■■ I Also, Dairy.Cows, Store Cattlo, Calve. Yearlings, £c. At One o'clock. ;/-.; HUNTER _ NOLAN. " '•' .''.-' IAOARD.) '■„'■„"■ A 777 : F O R B '-~__ S, .i\ » AUCTIONEER LAND "AND GE-NERAL COMMISSION AGENT, r ... PUKEKOHE. outJdoob SALES -NDERT-KKN rTVHE .*rx AY MARKET, --05, QUEEN-STREET. - ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE :- White Tartarian Oats '■< Black Tartarian Oats * Heavy Feed Oats (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Badey (Feed) ' •:.'■ Vetches,- Field Poas and Beans ' '' ;'_' ;! White and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat- ': - :• . Now* Zealand and Sydney Maizo (*.vholo and crushed) . ■ . Coooanut and Linseed Gilcako Pressed' Meadow and Oaten flay Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps Linseed.-Hemp, and-Canary Seed - - - Coarse, Fino, and Rook Salt Boned—it of all grades Guanq—Peruvian, Htion, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purplo Top, Green Top, Champion _! Swede. Whito Globe, &o. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A new importation of first-class Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Eating Potatoes , .;,.', Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees. Flowering Shrubs, &c„ from tbe celebrated nursery ~,.„ of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket, HESKETH & AITKEN.- T-pOR SALE AND TO ARRIVE, At Lowest Maeket Rates (Who_-sa__) : :i Milling Oats * Danish and Tartarian Oats :, Milling* Wheat , ' ,!' Adelaide,' Auckland, Christohurch, Oamaru, aud Timaru Wheata : Mcok's, McGill's, and Somerville Bros.' Oatmeal. .'•..;' 1, i 'TO ARRIVE, -' ■ ■': • -Per ' Roderick Dhu,1 from Dunedin: 1,000; Sacks Prime Black Oats for Seed.' . • r ., D,;- ',H, McKENZIB, '" '" Fort and Gore streets, Juno 8,1831. ■■>;■ TESTATE G. WALLER, DECEASED. BEL Ll_¥ OF F. ,: ■'".'7-7 yMUST BE CLEARED. ; THE> ENTIRE~STOCK-IN-TRADE Will be quitted at prices novo rbefore known in " ' _//'• jVu Queen-street, , •',.-■■ ■ " ~-,.' Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. Every Des cription Tobacconists' Fancy Goods and Sundries, &c, TiISTATE G. WALLER, DECEASED, It has been 'decided to close the Busin'esslately carried on by Mr W. AY. Robinson, and conse quently a Clearing Sale will be held, and very low prices submitted to. A large quantity of attractive Now Goods havalatoly been received rom'London' •' Customers 'slio-ld visit the Establishment early. E D W A R D LEW I S. FOB THE ADMINISTRATRIX, ■ji/rusici mljsici music SONQSI DUETS, I'lMfO SOLOS, AND DOBTS Dances I /Victoria* Magazines 1 BOOikS! BOOKS! yBOOKS! BOOKS, for. Proocnta * " * BOOKS for Prizes ! - - ■ * ,-« BOOKS for Sunday-School Libraries • i .POETICAL WORKS 1. „:..■,/' '.:,".■'.' , NOVELS in Groat Variety.; PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS I SCRAPS! SCRAP ALBUMS! CHRISTMAS CARDS ! BIRTHDAY CARDS I SUNDAY SCHOOL REWARD CARDS 1 JUST OP.ENED A CHOICE-ASSORTMENT o. THE ABOVE' W. E. HEAR S, BOOKSKLLEE, STATIONER, AND MUSIC Sell _'_, _!»^_!*«*M_iX_X_^



noceiß. ARKHO T E L, Welleslev Stbe-t East, auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Lato ot Captain Cook Hotel, KyberPaes Road). Wines. Spirits, Ales and Stouts ot tho bott brands only; Billiards, Sec First-class accommodation for Families and Boarders. Good Stabling. Water laid on. FERRY HOTEL, NURIHCOTB, LATE STOKES' POINT, J. MAXWELL, Proprietor. AooommodaUon for Trn vollers. Saddle Horsos on Hire ACCIDE-TAI HOTEL. ALBERT FISHER (Formerly with Mr. John Coupland, Thames i Hotel, and lato of tho Imporial and Princo of Wales Hotels, Wellington), Begs to inform tho Public, his Patrons, and Friends that ho haa purchased the far-famod OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. That additions and alterations, conducivei toi the greator comfort and convenience of tho Public, havo been completed, and that every endeavour will bo made, and no expense sparod, to main tain the high reputation of th House. THE CAFE. I This department, undor tho management of an oxporionced chief, will ,be conducted on a scalo worthy of the name and famo of the Occidental Hotel. I "■_- C-_« AX X ST A F _•, JJ •> formerly of tho City Club (latoly of the Terminus Hotel, HclenßVillo), having bought tho Freehold of tho Whangarei Hotel from Mr Cafiler, hogs to inform visitors that no effort will ho Bparcd to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire, lronmongerv. pHEAP XTARDWARE jCTOUSE, 234, QUEEN-STREET. i - JV & J. Dickey, HAVE FOR SALE r;OWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, also, extra Bdrnbrs, Fonts, Globes, and Wicks,, And a Great Varioty of Chlnmios,' Rodger's, Lockwood's, and Wiqfall's table and pocket cutlery. JOHNSON'S CELEBRATED SCISSORS. clark's boilers. saucepans, &c. Griffith's Patent Tea. and Coffee pots, stamped tinned meat and Pie Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all sizes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Oyens, Brooms, Scrubbers, Whisks, _c. Hair, Cloth, and Nail Brushes. park's,, black's. and lyndon's spade 3 and digging forks, garden hoes, rakes, * •' and trowels. Disston, Sobbyj& Speak, and Jackson's hand. rip, and tennon. saws. Axes, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chisels, A.UGURS, Planes, Hammers, Bbace3, Twist and Patent Bits (all sizes). Locks, Hinges, Nails, and Brassware, Scott's Genuine White Lead, raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, five per cent. discount Allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Sales amounting to .203. and upwards. THE undersigned suggests a perusal ol the following lines:— •' A quantity of Walking Sticks, saved from tho late fire, at 3d, 6d, and Is 3d each , A few Superior Pipes, regardless of co3t Two or three lines of Tobacco selling retail a trifle over cost to dear them out, having far too heavy a stock for one shop, and Quoen street new rents wont do. , .; . : Damaged Pocket Knives and Fancy Match Boxes about half price. 75,000 Cigars and Cigarettes; must bo sold wholes-lo or retail. If in no other way then, retail by the box at wholesale prices, N.B.—The Finest Cut Tobaccos in the city. To Housawives.—Finest 801 l Butter, la 3d.lb : A shipment of tho choicest-looking Waterford Cut Bacon you over saw. Good Household Treaole, id per lb. Oatmeal, 2d per lb.; Dried Apples, 6d per lb, Yorksbiro Relish Sauce (real), 7_d per bottle. Tomato Sauce, 1b per bottle. Mother Selgel's Syrup, 2s lid per bottle. Splendid Green Apples for cooking purposes Pieton Bloatera; Honey, 21b, tins for Is 3d Vaseline Soap, large size, Is per box. Brown Windsor, seven squares for Is. Potted Games, 7d per tin ; Florence Oil, Is 2d Cornflour, Cd per lb ; Best Salmon, gd per tin. A quantity of Brush ware, regardless of usual rates. FREDK. WHITEHEAD, !- General Importer, Terms Cash. • 95, Victoria-st. BIREEMAN'S BAY STEAM AND FLOUR'MILLS. i .'•: JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Have.on hand at their Mills and Store,, No. ' Lower Queen-street :— Flno Flour and Household (quality guaranteed, '7 ~ Also, Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal .'.'-. Mai- 6' Oats, Wheat, and Barloy, Cracked and Whole All excellent quality, at very low rate ■ /~1 HE A P i . T I M BE R. THE,UNION SASH AND DOOR.CO. ARK NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, T ornery, Carving, and Fretwork, -.at the i Very Lowest Rates. Union Sash and Door Company, Branch Ofpick custom-nouse-strket, auckl and. nr-HE TIKI GOLDFIELD. JUST PUBLISHED, A PLAN OF THE TIKI GOLDFIELD Compiled by C. F. H. Lloyd, Surveyor, Showing tho position of all tho Claims at tho Tiki Goldiield, both on Government and Mrs Macintosh's "iroperty. To be had at Mr E. Wayta's, Auckland, orJM Silk's, Stationer, Corcmandel. J PRICE, 2s Cu.



Undertakers. I/N H. LEANING, | ° UNDERTAKER. I Funerals Furnished at tho Lowest § | Remunerative Pricos. | I Wellesley-street. I ~1,1,1 ,111,11 i ESTABLISHED 1860. I TTENRY P. HAYWARD, r_ Upholsterer, I ' Mattbess Maker, ano Funeral f Undertaker, j GRK_*-S TRB ET, AUCKLAND. !■ Mattresses Re-made. Furnlturo Re-stuffed and Repaired at the H | Owner's Reßidenco, or at tho Work- N ,1 Bhop, Grey-street. H Oil and Colour Merchants. j PAPERHANGINGS,; WHITE LEAD, &C. W. PIIILLIPPS & SON Are Now Landing, ex Loch Dee, .50 packages PAPERHANGINGS SCRIMS and HESSIANS, OILS, WHITE LEAD, ZINCJWIHTE.'PATENT PAINT, COLOURS, &c, in Wood and Iron Silvered, Polished and Rough Plate, ornamental, plioto, and Common Window GLASS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, AND TRADE SUNDRIES. W. 1 hillipps & Son. 9- _ 97. QUEEN-STREET. "jVTEW PAPERHANGINGS -LI IORIBSC. Largo and Small Buyers of Faperhan-_ln„s wil do well to t HOLLAND & BUTLER'S PAPKRHANGINGS, OIL, COLOUR, _ GLASS Warehouse, 28 _ 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND Where may be inspected one of the largest and bost-solectod Stooks OfPaperhangingßinNew Zealand, From Id per pleco to the most costly, GILT &| STAINED PICTURE• FRAME MOULDING' Iv Gleet Variety. Piotoke-Framing in all its branchis, ; At lowont possible rates. P Oils, Colours, Clans. 'Varnißhos, Brush-ware Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower '.. ; Making Materials &c, Sec HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. On Sale. TRON TANKS I IKON TANKS! .L IRON TANKS! S. PARKER HAB FOR SALE (CHEAP) ABOUT FIFTY FIYE OF THE ABOVE. Also, • Superior Corrugated Iron Tanks From £2 and upwards, complete with .... i --," Tap ready for use. Also, a Large Stock of Spouting, Ridging, Down-pipe, Sec, &c„ Sec, ALWAYS ON HAND 1 AT HIS ■ GALVANISED IRON & LEAD-PIPE STEAM WORKS, victoria - street east, Auckland. nOALI COALI COALM WHATJ WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OEFICE • - NO. 8, LOWER QUEEN-STREET. W. S L OAN E, 1 AGENT. AUCKLAND AGRIUULTUKAi, AND PASTORAL INDUSTRIAL EX HIBITION. HIGHEST CLASS AWARD (MEDAL FOR MERIT) TO THE AUCKLAND MEAT PRESERVING COMPANY, G. HULME, For excellence in Canned Meats, both for quality, flavour, and workmanship, having recently made groatlmprovomontainMaohinery and Appliances, which will enable ns to pro duce a first-class article at reasonable rates. Onr present machinery, whon working full power, will make two tons por day. The a uality will bo found equal, If not superior, to the hast canned productions In tho Market at tho pre sent time. PKIC- LIST :— 411-ib 21 bs Roast and Boiled Beef .. .. Gd 7d . Corned Beet 6 7i Minced Beef .. _ .. ..6 7 Mutton .. 5J 81 Minced Mutton .. .. ..6 7 Corned Mutton 5} CJ Pork Sausage 7 8 Beef Sausage 0 7 Brawn .. _ 6} 71 . Tripe .. .. „ .. ..7 8 Price List on application. Terms and Dis count. AUCKLAND MEAT PRESERVING CO. j_T UL L BROTHERS HAVE NOW LANDING, 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting * GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, AND HAVE FOR SALE AMERICAN RANGES AND STO*VES BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRE , DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNSACKS; GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, &c„ &c, &c. Agents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch Whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchants Quoen-stroet I Kauri Gum Stores. Bre water Free nnd Bonded Stores Albert-street. -j MPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. OPENING OF THE .CHEAP HARDWARE STORE, ' Wellesley-street West. John frith Bogs to inform tho Public of Auckland that he is now offoring all kinds of GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, BRUSHES, AND ALL KINDS OF GENERAL HARDWARE, At Considerably Less than Queen-street Prices. A Call Invltod to Sco for Yourselves. Note tho Address THE CHEAP HARDWARE STORE, Next to J. and G. Buchanan s Stone and Marble Works, • WELL-BLBY-BTREKT Webt T>; *'■•• X O N X S « CO. Agents for Sydney Paper Mills, Have always In Btock a Large Supply of •, . ;. PAPER, comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re quired. These Papers aro now largoly used hero, and are acknowledged to bo superior to most im ported. Cavallor Friro'o Genuine Fronoh Brandies American Carriages American Hurneßß. To Arrive Farm and Express Wagons American Fireproof Safes, Sec, Sco. B. TONKS & CO. pOALS! pOALSI riOALS I F. A. TWINAME IBegs to state that ho has 500 TONS CO-OPERATIVE COALS To arrive per' Cabarfeidh," now on her way from Newcastle. t_T Buyers from ship's side will meet .with special advantages. He ha 3 taken Coal Yards in Fort-street, whoro j ho will at all times be fully supplied with tho Beat i Coals of tho various kinds, und alao Firowood, j which he will dispose of at Lowest Market Rates. [ He will still continuo to carry on the business I of Kauri Gum Broker and Commission Agen1-



Land and Estate Agents r)HAS. "V**r J L L I A M S0 N, HOUSE, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Vuloan Lake, Auckland. RENTS and INTKRIUT Colloctod. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on first-olaeß securities, without CttAKare. Six per cent allowod on deposits until Invoßtod. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order, ESTATES Managed for AbuontOOß. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PER FOOT I— Wollenley-3trcot,loo/ Karangahape Read, ICO/ Borcsford-stroet, 60/ Duko-streot, 28/ View Road, 35/ Claremont-strcet, St)/ Poroival Parade 35/ Cook-Street. fi'9 aVuV Wt IRokoby-Btreot, 10/ KAwih-fiVreCt, 21/ • Custom-kouso-st. Vltrturla-Btroot, £10 iWilliam-street, 00/ Grafton Road, 55/ Russell-Btreot, 7/ Nolson-streot, 10/ Reclamation, 70/ Vino-street, 10/ Howe-street, 00/ Shelly Beach Road, 30/ • Hackott-stroet,3s/ Kyber Pass, 10!)/ Wyndham-street, £13 Norfolk-street, 35i „ Also, In various othor aire eta at 10 w rates. £2000 T0 LEND, ift Sums of „10 and up „/_cjv_ -wards, on good secnritlos. P1 9 K-Threo-roomod HOUso for sale off Now- I •*'■'•-" ton Road i good well; oasy terms. ■P'?AO— Seven-roomed House and throe allot-] j »-i _v me nts for sale off Nbrth Road! largo outhouse, orchard, &o. 4?91 n—Five-roomed Homo and six allotments „__•_- tOT Ealo _ _>__[l on 0 ( the money c-n remain on moi-tgoftrj. J?Q K—Threo-roomod Cottago for sale, In Pon -*»'•■'" ronby, on easy tonus. tTiO LIST—Two Largo Floors, Bnitablo for JL manufaoturing purposes, near tlio Markot. Aljo, four and six-roomed housos, and shop, In contral position. fVINGE*. BKEH Manufactory to lot, 15s VT weekly, 1~)ON80NBY-NcW Six-roomed Houso and . Workshop for salo; two allotments; two frontages; easy tornm. ,J?_>*)A— Now Flvo-roomod Houso and Two * " Allotments for Bale: good garden. 1 1 (M)~ Naw four-roomed Houso for salo, in .o-uvj Nowton; small deposit and weekly 'payments taken. £Oq A—Vory convtaileht houfto In Dublln-st, c^-i-u Nowton, lor sale wash-ct-se, garden, J?! f_A—Houso and nood, garden for sale near _. __ . Mount Eden Railway Station (terms). <P 1 QA—New Feur-roomed Houso for salo near **-'" Helen Vino Hotel. Easy terra*!, UPPER QUEEN-STRKKT- Bine Corner Allotment to loaso ft?r term of years £1 QA~*Now Foui'-roumed Houso, ncorKaran ™:"u gah«pb Road, for salo on easy terms PI Of)— Now Four-roomed Cottage, off Pon —■-'■<-w sofiby Road for salo; inico gardon, P-] I? X—Six-roomed House (now) for Ealo, olj <__/- North Road. A bargain. Fine viow. _? 9 Q A—New Five-roomed Houso for sale in _"/_ J v Ponsonby. Frontage to two streets. (?9eA— New Five-roomod Houso for aalo in *_..--vj King-street; line gardon. Also addi tional allotment if desire j. fkjKtVMAKK-l',-Houso and Stabling, with Xi lariro nllotmont, for salo (clioap), W ELLINGTON-STKKBT. —Pretty Cottrtgo for salo, near St. Jameßs Church; gas and water laid on; garden, &c. "DARNELL. — Newly-finished Si-_ro6mod X Houso for salo; pleasant view; £380. Also one at £310. _? 1 Ol_* _l' ,ov,tSroott' lC(l HOUSE for Balo.'Jnthe „/__._i city, on cusy terms. i? 1 CX—Four-roomed HOUSK for sale off Col -6,J-UU lege Road; stabling, etc. ONE TREK HILL.-Sevon-roomodHcusefor sale; with aero; of ,ground fully planted. ijAPAKURA Allotments 1 and 2. opposlto Hunter and Nolan b i-nlo Yards, for salo. (?OKA.—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled *uu. stablo for Sale, in Kast-Btroet, Nowton .pi a A—HOUSK for sale near Mount Edon „/__■-' __n.ii wa y Station; also, ono at £200. ALLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSES Built on tho Weekly Repayment System. J?-| ASA-VILLA RICSIDKNCE for Solo, at eU-A/u \J Mount Albort, possoasing ono of tho finest vlowa in tho district. _?9(_(_—New Kivc-roomod HOUSE in Fern «__ vj-j lcigh-Btreet for salo; garden, &c. J?1 Aft—New HOUSE, four rooms, iv llussoll ~,i- *" ' street, fol- salo. POAA—Sl.'t-roomcd HotißO, all finished, for ZsO\)\J B _) e i n Lincoln-stroot; large allotment, ■£j\l A-Now Houso in Brown-street for Sale, dwo iv noar ponsonby Road ; two tanks COLLEGE ROAD-Commodlous Family Rosl denco for Salo ; Gas and Water laid on. PUKEKOHE EAST.-Fino Farm of 107 acros for Salo, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; littlo bush ; £1 10s per acre. GREY-STREET— Six-rooir.ed Houso (now) for salo. Largo allotment. Also, two shops, detachea workshop Sec, on very easy terms. SHOPS In Queen-street, Groy-street, Freeman's Bay, and Great North Road, for ealo, MOUNT EDEN-Large New House, fitted with overy convenience (two aoreß of land), for sale. Fine view. FAKMS also For Sale at Hunua, Mount Edon ■*• Waikouiitl, Richmond, Komokoriki, Mon goro, Pai-omoromo, Stokeß'B Point, Waitakorol, Hondorson's Creek, Romnera, Cambridge. Big .nd Little Omaha, Karioi, ltivorhead, Morn ingside, Mahuraiiei, VVainui, Omaru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Okaihu, North Shore, Onhiwha, Papakura, &o. Also, sco list iv New Zealand H«r_i- and Weekly Kiwi. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. Titl-an Lank R_ C. G- KBB2n™-0* LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Qoeek-street, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE — An improved Farm of 30 acres, 6 miles from Auckland, by good roads or roil. Vory suitable for a dairy farm. All rich black volcanio soil; fenced, Sec.; small cottages water frontage.—Prico £150.— This farm is cheap at £20 an acre. FOR SALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bnsh Land boing lot 105, and N.W. part of lot 101. Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining tho Union Sash and Door Company's property; stream through tho land. Prico law. Easy terms.—R. C. Greenwood. ITiOR SALE—3O Acros of Land botweon Mount . Albort and the Whau north-eastern aspect, good land, well watered, close to station, joins improved farms, vory suitablo for market gardon, dairy farm, or residences. Price, Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings an Acre. Terms, quarter cash; balance, 3or 5 years at low in terest Will bo Bold in less quantity if neces sary,—lt. C. Groenwood. IpOR SALK-22 Aores of fair Land Immcdl -1 ately adjoining tho Waikomltl Railway Station, prico £100.—Terms, £25 cash, balance 3 years at 7 por cent. This Is a first class specu lation.—Cheap at £5 annore.—R. O. Greonwood. 17U.R SALE—Two or Three half-acre Sections . near Whau Hotel, suitablo for workmans' cottage, good sito. and convenient to 'bus or rail i prico, £12 each.—R. C. Greenwood. ITiOR SALE—On Bui-DINO Society; Pkinci l'LKS—Land at Stokos' point in quantity from 5 to 20 acres at £10 an acre.—Tho land ia good, well wooded and watered, and easy distanco from Town.—lt. C. Greenwood. J7OR SALE—Lot 71 and part of Lot 72. Parish . of Waiparoira, containing SO Acreß oEGood Land, olobo to Waitakorol Railway Station. Prico, £80. Tonus: £20 cash, balanco by instal ments. (Land adjoining £3 an aero),—R. C. Groenwood. FOR S A._K—Lot 37, Parish ot Monßonul. con taining forty nefca of vory choice land. Prico, £50, worth £100. Also. South-western portion of lot 79, containing 33 acreß of very good land, joins improved lands, Prico, £50. Ai so, Lots li, 15, and 35 of tho town of Mangu pai, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35. Tho abovo lot of lands are a capital invrstinont, and easy terms can bo mode—Bay £25 cash, balance by instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. FUH sa„k—•_-_ Acres or _an_, constating of about 70 acres of first-class alluvial flats, Sec, 100 acreß of socond-clnss ploughablo fern and tl-troo land, and remainder moßtly plough ablo but rathor poor quality land (though tuit able for sheep); all well watered by running streams, and situated about 12 miles from Auckland on the east coast of the harbour, haying lino soa frontage, with bold cliffs and nico sandy bays, good fishing grounds. Land on both sines taken up and settled upon. Price, 30s an acre. To'mi vory easy—say £50 cash, balanco by monthly instalments, or £300 may romain for a term at lowintorO!t.—R. C. Grcon wood. ITiOR SALE-5 miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 . Acres of Good Land (Unimprovod); well watered; closo to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station ; suitablo for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horso and live out of town, tho aspect boing to tho Nortb-East. nnd viow good; locality, Mount Albert, end tho land adioining boing all taken up and valued at four timo3 tho price asked for this land, viz., £12103 an aero, payable on tho deferred payment system, or as agreed, R. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET josKpn Gane, f, 18. k. Clark Fort-street. f ( Cambridge.*-* LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-street, Auckland, and Duke street, Cambridge. riLAEK AND nANE From their long residence in Waikato, their thorough knowledgo of tho various Soils com prised in tho Auckland Provincial District, and their practical acquaintance with Agriculture, aro in possession of facts that enable them to give the most reliable information to Purchasers of Land; or, those seeking Safo Securities for Investment of Capital. FOP. SALE. 800 acros, Houso and Buildings, partly in gras3. and 00 acrca turnips. 200 acres, Houso and Sheds, IGO acres iv grass, excellent quality. 612 acres, unimproved, good district. 1200 acres, improved, good Dwelling, Out housos, &0., orchard and plantations. 150 acres reclaimed swamp, fenced and sub divided. 610 acros, in grass, good buildings, near rail way. I'M acres good cultivated farm, largo out buildings, and comfortable House. Other Properties for Sale, small or largo; full particulars from tho advertisers. |7t G. _AVIJNG TO N, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, No. 81, Queen-street. £25, balanco in 3 years—Allotments at Mount Kden, CG x 170. A bargain. New lioueo of 5 rooms, in Berosford-street. £100, and balanco on terms—Cottngo in Graham Btreet. A good chance to working men. Unrivalled Building Sites at Allondalo, Mount Albert. Tho land is some of the best in the country; it is within four miles of town; haso railway ttation within 100 yards of it; com mands a good view ; can be cold on remark ably easy terms, and in parcels to suit •purchasers. Plans at my ofllce. Arrange ments can be mado with persons wishing to inspect tho property. 10 Acres, Mount Smarc, £250. Largo Houso and Allotment, Newton Road, £150. Comfortable Residence in Hardingc-strcet (city), £500. Kyber Pass Road—New Cottage, £190. Two Shops, Eden Terrace, £000. Donirablo Residence in Upper Pitt-stroet, , rooms, £350 Magnificent Building Sites at Ponsonby; fenced, planted, and facing the sea. Splendid Building Sites in Now North Road near ltden Terrace, -10ft x 120 ft deep; cheap and on easy terms. This is a rare opportunity for working men to get a homo of their own in a healthful locality, 30 minutes walk from wharf City Property—A Largo Allotment in Wakefield ptre*:t with frontage to Lorne-strcct, having thereon two large houses, £70i>. Terms: £100 down, and balance in four or five years. Large Hot^o near l-'aycs' Store, New North Koad, £200. Money to Lend. F. G. E WING TON.



Land and Estate Agents. jT~m_ le h n°x Estati: Agent and Vamtatob, QDEEN-STBKRT, AUO_LAjn3. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST ■ CLASH SECURITIES, OR IN VEG'PffiD tN bank, INSURANCE, „ _ OR OTHER SHARKS. No Chasge to Lendeb on Investor. A LKXANDRA-STRKKT-t-Allotmeni; .0 x 90, / - framing t\Vo streotis. with two Housos built thoroon, Pi-ice, „il)0. Terms can be arranged. —J: M-. Lenllox, Katato Auent, Auckland. ALLOTMENT in Clarenco-streot, Ponsonby, 10 x 87. Prico, £15.— J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent, Auckland, HEPBURN and NAPIER-TRBETS-AlWt ment 132 x 119, Offered a bargain, Und on easy terms..;-J, M. _ehno*fe Eatalo Agent, Auck land. VILLA BITE of OJ acres at Epsom. Gold land-. TOautilut view. Price, „600.— J. M. lohnpit:, KBtat'o Agent. Auckland., . ~ TIfIOUNT ST. MARY-A Hargaln-Twp four -*-. roomed House*! with largo allotment, good well and .outhouses, freehold allotment 33 i 100. Prico, £-80.-J; M. Lclindx. DAY-SI _ ttKT, Befcsford-sti-cot-A desirable HoUoo or 5 rooms, with water and gas laid on, freehold allotment 33 x 100; tho Houso is quite now and in excellent condition.—J. M. Lennox, Kstatc Agent, Auckland, rpo -_RM_R--First-olassl_rmof 218 aero", i X nil subdivided into convenient paddocks, somo in grass, othora under cultivation; good orchard, Groomed House, nnd all convenient outbuildings. Prico, ,-GICOO.—J. M. Lonnox. QURURHAN ALLOTMENT--One of tho O Choicest Allotmonfa in tho Suburbs, noar tho Parnell. Grammar School. 10 x 250. Can bo had in ono or moro lots. Prico, „2 5s por foot. A moat beautiful viow ot tho harbour.—J. M. Lonnox. Kiitato Agent, Auckland. 89L. X*»>f_ CASH, balance ou Building Society _*J&_» principles- Iloiiso in tho City, with freehold allotment. Price £175, payable as abovo.—J. M. Lennox, Hstate Agent, Auck land, rpO FARMERS.---A farts opportunity of. pur- X chasing dnb of tho ilncst fariiis in thb pro vince at A low price. This is it really first-class farm pf 308 acres, mostly fenced aud in grass, a few minutes walk from a church and'railway station. This lino property is situated in the hoart of ono of tho moat prosperous townships in tho Waikato, and has a commodious House of eight apartmonts erected upon it. Prloo, „25C0.-J. M. Lonnox, Eatalo A gent, Auckland. 52L. • I>o FARMKRS.—A good little Farm of 50 I acres, 10 acres fenced and in grass, with Dwolling-lioußO. This property Is near to a rail way station and public school. Prico, £150.— J. M. Lennox, KBtiuo Agent. 81L. HOTEL.— Country Hotel on tho main South Road, with 11 acres of freehold. Prico £700.— J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent, Auckland SL. A BEAUTIFUL Five - roomed Cottage In Upper Pitt-strcot, newly btillt and taste- Eully linißhed. A most daslrablo homo for any person wishing to live near tho city. Prico £300. Terms I can arraUKO to suit the purchaser, either by weekly paymonts or othorwiso —J. M. Lonnox. Kstato Agont, Auokland, 7CL. ITIO FARMERS. For Sale, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Llttlo Farm of 100 acres in one of tho best farming diutrinta in tho Waikato. Tbe farm is all fencod, and has a dwelling-house upon it: in grass. Is offered at a vory low prico, owing to tho owner leaving tho distriot. Price, £101); £150 cash, balunco can roniain upon tho property, 12L.* 17* OK SALK (a barga'n)—A Fine Now Double ' Window-d Storo in the rising suburb known an Hdon Terrace, with elx-roomod cottoso behind, all in first-class repair; freehold allotment,. 33 x 120. Price, £150; £50 cash, balance oan lomainon tho property. This is a first-clans investment.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. FOR S a Lit-A Bargain-Suburban Villa con taining eoVcn rooms, with 35 acres of volcanic land. All foncort and subdivided into nine paddocks. In addition to the House, there aro shods, stables, dairy, Seo. This flno property Is only livo minutes' walk from tho railway station. Price, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, KBtnto Agent. Auckland. 71L. 17-OK SALE, a Farm of 00 acres-70 acros of which aro laid down in Kngllsh Grasses— only 11 miles from a railway station. Price, £100. —J. M. Lonnox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. 071 ---171 ARM of 125 acres, at Htinua, about ono niilo from the Hunua Itaihvay Station, Price, £750.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 65L. mO FARMERS-A Bargain,-Farm ot 101 JL acres in East Pukokoho. Sub-divided, and about 30 acres in grass. Tho land is part bush, is woll watered, has a cottago upon it, and is only twonty minutes' walk from the railway station.—J. M. Lennox. rpo FARMERS.—For salo. a Fir-t-class Farm X. of 205!acrcson tho KastTamaki; alllngrass, well watered. Prico,£7 por acre—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont. 3-IL. •liO FARM MRS-For salo, a First class Farm L ot _:J0 a<-rcs, 19 miles from tho city with eight-roomed house, fourstall stable, and, every convenience. Pricb, £1810. 2L. rpo FARMERS—A Bargain A Farm of 107 X acres in East Pukekoho, about 50 acres In grass; a 5-roomed Houso and overy conveni ence-. Prico, £190.—Tonus oan be arranged.— J. M. Lonnox, Kstato Agent, Auokland. 110 K. i « O FARMERS and Othors.—One of the X Choicest Farms in tho Province. There ore 217 acres within 8 miles of tho city ; quality of land cannot bo excolled: large nine-roomed residence.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. 73K. _T For Housos, Harms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weokly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland. c - ■ ..i Sewinar Macnmes. (By Special Appointment to HIS EXCEL LENCY THK GOVERNOR.) W»H.S HAKESPEAU&C a Queen-Street, Auckland, SILK AND WOOL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS, SHWIN'O MACHINE MANUFACTURERS. Havo much pleasure In calling attention to tho undermentioned recent arrivals, tx Loch Deo, Orient, Etc. WOOLS. Crowol, shaded and plain Double Berlin Berlin Shetland Andalusian Ex-Supor Fleooy Ex-Supor Horlln Fingorlng Lady Botty Kingoring Finest Scotch. Fingering Saxony Bcohiv'O Ponclopo and Knickorbockor Also, a Splondid Assortment of Shades of I _„_• ness Wools, and v Variety of Fanoy Wools for Knitting, etc. SILKS. Embroidery, Crewel, Purse, Filose.l- Floss, Flannel. FANCY GOODS. SMOKING CAPS, BRACKETS, SLIFPEE3, COSIES, CUSHIONS, DRAPES, &a Also, a vory large supply of BRIGGS' PATENT TRANSFERRING PATTERNS, For Braiding and Embroldory. LACE BRAIDS, FANCY BRAIDS, &C. Address W. H. SHAKESPEARE & 00„ Opponito tho Markot, Quoon-street, Auokland. W. Co DENNES THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST UEOKIV-D A Lar,_o Shipment of tho Challenge Machine of the World- Tira White Co.'s Sewing Machine, The'M'ost Silent Tho Choapost The Most Rapid The Highest Arm Tho Most Simplo The Largest Taolo Tho'Most Kasj to Work Tho Best Cover Tho M ost Durablo The Simplest Shuttlo _hO_M'OSt Elegant Tho Neatest Stitch Treadle Machines, from £5 103, THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVER MADE Price of Hand Machines, JC3 10s, Also, ALWAYS ON HAND, CJenuino Singer I Frister and Rossman Wertheim Standard Howe Company's I Wheeler nnd Wilson Cjrover and Baker's I Jones's ARC Domestic | Andothorgoodmakes FROM 2s. 6d. per Week 1 2s, 6r>. per Week ! ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED, These Machines can bo had of my Agents :— Marc-reft and Co., Whangarei; Thomas Wells, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Onehunga; K. j Wnyte, Hamilton; Parnell and Boylan, Gls- ! borne; Brennan and Co,, Tauranga; and at j other places. rJIHE Q.__TT JQEPOT.i PUKEN-SXKJ-I-T. '



Merohand f*e. I THE HOME SHUTTLE AMERICAN LOOK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, THE BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKED FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE IN THE MARKET, Without Regard to Price. With the Machine"! lyii-nlshcd--Homnier Rraidei-v Shqttfo, Bobbins Oil Can, OU Screw Drivers FiveNeedleß, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong oaso, without extra charge. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, soam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitch, and gather, and bow on and gathorattho same time, and will work equally WOll'on Silk, Linen, Woollon, and Cottoh Goddßi with Silk Cotton- or Cotton Thread. NO i-HAND MACHINE, Reduced to £1, N. 15.—This is also adapted for uso on talbes and Treadlo, which we will supply at any time, of olegant American manufacture for £2 6a No. -—MACHINE for Treadle use only, having tho very great advantage of being set 16V61 with tho tablo, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand somo polished top, complete, reduced to No. .-MACHINE, with polished covers as abovo, to look and protect machlno, re duced to £7 7s. Where tho genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC .HNES aro not procurable wo will Bend thorn -Iroot to purchasers on receipt of romit tiino reference. ■gV-B.V Q - N U 1 N E HOME-SHUTTLE ___„_, SEWING MACHINE IS STAMPED M, M oss * C°* SOLE-AGENTS, __. SYDNEY, N. S. W. W BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM INGHAM IMITATIONS, 'tat SOLE IMPORTERS I L. D. Nathan.-;* vo. AUCKLAND. Wo have appointed tho undorsigpod Solo Re tall Agent for Auckland, whoro tho gonuine Homo Shuttle Machines aro procurable by time paymonts. Illustrations, Spocimons, and lultion boo of ohargo. J. V. BREDA, : / SHORTLAND-STREET /*-| jm REE ri I E TSI The Proprietors of Wo_*rsr_ AnOMATig SCBircDAM Soiinapps, to Induce the destruction and prevent the improper uso of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protoot tho Publio against fraud and deception, have enclosed in the wrappers o under the label on the quart bottles since Ist Ootober, 1878, and continue to snot In _m»- Day' Paokwci Throughout the Year ..;',-. THREE SwA ORDERS, Whloh aro drawn upon tho undersigned, and will bo cashed by.their Agents, To seoure theso Gifts tho Public* must be careful to ask for, and accept nothing but the Genuine Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, With our name upon the Top Lab V. AGENTS 1 L. D. NATHAN & 0., AUCKLAND L. D. JST ATIIAN *■ C°" SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. IoBACco and Cigars. Wo mako this trado a special branch of our business, and keep a stock for all requirements, as will bo seen by But-joined list of quulitios now on hand, viz. :— VENUS 10's. running II to tho lb., in quarters, halves, and thrco-qaartar boxes 6'b in quarters, and 3's and s's in small boxes of say 201-9 Double thick s's pockot-pioocs, double thick s's, and lb. lumps, all In small boxes ot about 20lbs Nailrod and Twist in quartor-boxoV ORION-10V. AROMATICS- Flower ot Nations, s's nnd fl's '' ' ■' Pocket-pieces, Double thick, sb Double thick, Pockot-piocos Planters' Twist, 12-inch Twlßt i U. 12-inoh Gold Bar and Sponge Cake Jt These aro ia say 201b. packages. Tho abovo are from tho celebrated manufao-. torics of A. Cameron and Sons, Richmond,, Virginia, whose Tobaccos are univorsally such favourites with tho Now Zealand smokors. In addition to above we havo tho following brands, principally in halt and three-quarter boxes, an'l running 12 to 1_ to tno lb.:—Storting John Mahoney, Rarrct's Crown, Royal Stan dard, and Belle Brandon, AND FOR ISLAND AND NATIVE TRADE, • ARRET- TWIST, in quarter tiorcos; < IVith a largo aseortment of Havana and Manilla Cigars, Cigarettes, And Tobacconists' Sundries. L. D. NATHAN _ CO. OISC.UIT, DUBOUCHE & COS. CELEBRATED PALE BRANDY. We have always on band tho above Cele brated Brandy, in bulk, cases, on star, four star (vory old, mild), flasks, half flasks, quarter flasks, cryßtal rrels decanters. an&2-Gallon Crystal Vats. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Solhi Imp \ S X F OR HEID BROS^. DOG'S HEAD BOTTLED BEER. THIS FAMOUS BOTTLED BKER IS UN RIVALLED IN THE WORLD. Tho ALE, boing browod by Bass & Co., from tho celebrated Burton-on-Trent establish ment, and only purchased by Mossrs. Reid liros. when in a matured state, and lit for Bottling for any Climate. Tito STOUT comes from tho equally famous Dublin Brewery of the Messrs. Guinness, whoso liaino for Quality stands unquestioned. On such a foundation Messrs. REID BROS., being expert Bottlers, have produced an article only to be appreciated when tried. Unsparing attempts are being made to confound tho general public by tho adoption of a similar trado mark, and to prevent this ia tho objeot of thiß advertisement, | L. D. NATHAN & CO., sous consignees of READ BROS. DOG.S HEAD BEER, SOLE IMPORTERS L, D. NATHAN & CO,.



Medical . '-: , - BKOIBTBRKD TRADE JIARK— I YRAMII). ITJALDNESS IS CURABLE JLJ BY USINO !• BARROW'S PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER. ThisGreatSolentiQc Discovery. H.Soott Barrows WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER ■ Is a purely Natural Vegetable Restorer of th. Hair on Bald Heads. ■Is also guaranteed to produce the most LUXURIANT WHIHI-KKS AND MOOSTAOIIOIS, To Soften and Beautify the Hair, TO KRAOIOATB DANDRUFF, and with a Blnglo application, . c TO ARIiEST THB FAt-INO OF- OF Tnill HAIB In the most obstinate cases of Febrile Disease, Debility, nnd the many other , causes so fatal to the Growth and Beauty of Nature's GreatCßt Ornament. Price, In bottles (one month's uso)'.. .. "Js. Price, In bottles Itwq months'use) „ ..78.60 To be had of all Chemists throughout the Colonies. . ■■ .1 ■ AGENTS in Auckland :-Aickin, Chemist, Queon-atrcot; J. ED3ON, Uhomist, Quoen-st.: j_|" i t: U S± E N fc>" . iCKLEBRATED. !i; "DLOOD JJE.IOREB. : Tho Proprietor of tho abovo has lately ibcolved complaints that intending purchasers of hiu Medicine; have hadforcoit upon them in return for their money bottles labelled aB if in imita tion of his renowned mediciuo, but found on opening to : contain some oompound totally different, and of no merit, whatever. ....;:- Poor people who have paid their monoy away expecting to have given* :to them what ' they •ist-crt for and ncodod, have been distressed to-, llnd themselves, hiartlessly.victimised ih the; above manner, and have- told their troubles to Mr Hitclicris.wlio' hereby cautions illei/itimate dispensers of medicine, and warns'theui to cease from tho orror of their ways, as lie will not f übmit to such unfair and unjust practises, Wit will in future pros'icuto' with the utmost rigour of tho law any person found guilty of infringing his rights, and who is guilty ot bo serious a crime against suffering humanity as to sell a worthless mixture to sick' people under the pretence of its being a medicine of high repute, PUBLIC NOTICK Notico' is hereby given that Mr Shadand (of the firm -of J. C. Sharland and Co.) has mo longer any authority to sell " Hitcbeii's .Cele brated Blood Rostorer." ... NOTICK TO THE SICK AND DIS RESSKD N.B.—Any sick persons who hairo spent their all in tho vain hope of. obtaining benefit from any wortnless compound sold iri. Imitation of the abovo celebrated Blood Rostoi-or are hereby informed that Mr, Hitchonß will undertake their cure even now, and will do so on the express understanding of " No CuRK. no Pay." CAUTION TO BUYERS.' "I When buylDg, bo sure youiask for RiTonKM'a Blood Restorer. _________ |*hISE A_ X S O F TH E EYE. I may bo Consulted Daily, between eleven and one o'cloolr, in my Rooms in Houson stkkbt, a few doors from Mr Minotti's French _a_ory, . ' ■ . . ■ i, *// - • , '•_. AICKIN, -••'• ''' ' ! i, •■ .-'*■ M.D.;BerliniF.R.o.3.l.,l&a,'- Private Residence,Ponsonbr Road. :,-.; pIHIEMIST AND Dft UGGIS!-?! : >■■>■■ 'V " S.: GILBERT •'•••' ': JV* ;' v' ißega to Intimate _atf ho has . comraenc-d b'usin'eea'aß Chemist ahd'HrUafeist InQUKEN -1 STREET, next to tho Albert Hotel, where he hopes to receiyo a share of publio patronage; A'select stook of Pure Drugs and Chemicals will bo kept. i * ..!•'■■; •: ,■ 'J (trrll i. -i ...A150,,-;; ■,;.. ,-• • ■■:■-.]■_, ,_ll kinds of Toilet and Nursery Requisites, Porfumery, Fancy Soaps, Hahy Tooth, and Nail BrusMs. Sponges. &d.| „; :_,.■> ',i t--il li ■•! Country Storekeepers nnd Settlers orders, executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest | rates, _ ~ , *~,. ... Physicians' Prescription;! faithfully dispensed, $i 'Address! NKXT.AL'BKRT;fIOTE_.;H ; :;...,.,,,. i QUEEN-STREET. .ii :-.-;\ o, T_» 0 T A N IJC .MED I 0 I N • J-X Tho-Herb-ff reoommendcdln> Ooffln's,* '^Guldei to • ■ '**" -Health" are kept'ln-lock by HUDSON (_AT__ir_r and HUDSON) . ! CH itMIST and DRUGGIST; ," ) VipTOHiA:fiTRBET ..Auckland,-. ---... . . '-'T 1:,-: tO ."■ ..I"-?.' ■ ; ']:: ' !,':' J ,',' oa-'dlervJ', ;, .;;;, W'"."* • V""'S; 1 ' ;';J; O % _5;;: _! • Has Just landed ox ' Oxford," arid b.s. 'Norfolk.a _-»rge.Assortment'of __asonabl_; Goods, comprising Horse Covers, good durable articles lined and shaped from IGs ; .Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons, Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines ;vßnggy, G lg.and. Carriage Lamps ; Race Saddles, &c. Mora to arrive per"'Avona,' 'Coionilla,' and 'Halcione.'. , ....... ;■■.-;-<;.; ' STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDIJ-IS, .|Our own mako, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. ; Oc'L. W.S.J. has always a iargfo general stook, com prising: • _i ;.;,■' li * .HARNESS OF, ALL KINDS,, -, .. ..*. Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles, and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer andi'Winter Horseolothing, Valisea,: Portman teaux,, ; Courier Bags, Waterproof > • Paste i for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, Sus.;..__,. ~ -; ELLIMANS EMBROCATION. JUST' ■' .7;;.. ~ '"" .ARRIVED^, V'^;., ~ ~,", , : Alarige stock of latest improvcif extra strdno: PACK'S ADDLES always on hand. From 60s, - Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash, • WV -r'^.'s.*-'.''.'; J^ 'Oi;'_r'''jE.-:. S,' QUK«N-STREET, AUCKLANDj '';'■' •■■:• : \7'7. , New Teas! :' './.,-, ■,'.'!- T-r-P,". '% °. ■ v .;,:-w; J A: ' Nl., T ->-.■,- vii> -..;JA1 CUP'of; ''''■■•■" r'';l('';i ~ ; I -'■''] ■■ ■■ -. - 1.1 • ; ' ;t ! RJ-ALLY GOOD TEA . v!.;. . | " TRY THE ~ ~ ~.,,,,, «TA_P I N'G MIX T U I.JE/-' Packed In lib. and Jib. Packets,,.: . I IN THE CHINA I TEA GARDENS, i i/-- *. _ '-: y ¥,\\\\\ '■■.-'■ ", I have analysed ah Original Packet 0 the TAKPING MIXTURE, and I cortify that it is composed of Pure Uncolouued Tetis, and admir ably flavoured with a delicato and harmless scenting, which renders it very palatable. I can rcoommond.it as being a wholesome and refreshing diet. * ' ''"''' '• ""ICahl THEODori'S-rATa-n, 'Analytical Chemist, ': '■'■' .;;,, ~ ■■ ■-~ ■-. -~'■;-, "Quoenulandi ,'. „ —gent for tho Taoping Mixture: ;;,," ,-'--.: CHAS, MAJOR, WHOLESALE AND SHIPPING GROCER li-,!, QOEKN-STR-ET WnAItF, , '. And Wellkslky-stkeet, Aockla:*-. '\^^^B, \;-is. Journal of Fashions '** \ v_ ' Containing the Latest ; i._.. \ V iv*S?^>-*-_« Styles of Ijailioe.' and yLif } Children's Drosses, etc. Kfel*W 'IPI.' I'rice. 7fl! by post, 8d '\ ■/ 11 II Cs por . _?*_. fi'A M annum, post free. Pat /g'W^, • terns of all the styles re / {—*£ \ presented In the journals _s_l_^_*'__SS.' ar e cut in different sizes. and sold at prices ranging from (Id to. 2s,—Solo Agent for Auckland— MISS TEUTENBE.RG, Queen Street. JPIiOWMAN'S TIME-TABLE. Leave Onehunga: Leave Auckland: 8 a.m. 9.15 a.m. 12 noon 1 p.m. Special Conch. «s p?r agreement.



. Stove ana uven iaaketi'','''■•'''*' fjIHE BEST NEiv-'YEiAR; Pii^| ___ you can make is one bf , j':m 1,, JJERBEKT jgh | SMITH'S IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WEOUGHT-IKON COTTAGE,! /* ' f -\ ' ' RANGES.'. ,e..in<!A'*,tl FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT: ALLOWKII OFKu-J-Ii PURCUA3KS XHlS ; Wi__K.^7, ! < ''-yjj ;.-■' »-, ■j/hThTsmit^ 3?S .-; "q- CD...T~l%K__].a) kffl? : ;;g \AUGKLAND^a; $«! WHAT THE' PERSO-is Wil6''_Af_ ~.:.:, . tiiem.in uaE.'SAy;i ~.v;,.'; •'To Mr.H.;H.Smith: . .; i, . '-'. 'i! 'n!'",,'. The ranges which I purchased pf you hay.' _ccn found to -give overy satisfaction' i •■' ; ''J*. HAtl-AY.*'' : Epsom, August 10th 1880.7 _••_■-,-.•:..:.-„, i: 3 ; '»' ~:■_, Now Plymouth, Oct. 25,1878.' ■ Mr H.H. Smith;.. ... ~", '" SitI,—l have had one of your Patent Portable Ovens in use for some'years, and-find it.hag; fully bori-o out .the merits you .claimed for it, 1 viz., portability, economy,.and-fscllityof heat ing, l much prefer it to cither a fixedovfin'ora1 hoavy caiifc iron oneI'l Please send'mbbni'ol" your Improved Portable Side; Ovens, .largest | size. . Thoslae openlag.for theiflro is, I thinlt, a great Improvement. ~, ~'"" ', , '* lam;,sir.' ■ ■'" *' ''"•' - '* — >"■■"■ -■.•■"'-■'■ -■: ■ Y-u„-very-_t_y;-ji.r-.*.'..|« i. --. '- ! : - :-i;';'i i- jii:'.-i.-aßl_3K_-_io Stoves Bold .on the p-eU?ERB_D Paxmehi. '^__7(3___'_NB IRON WOEKS,,:'"i;i i .' ' ;V'; . ' p-RBA_-STR_E_*.,!, ■''-ll_!;' !i*"!» 7 j ':' Boots and S_iS_Si;..ii-^iii!.-,;, LOOlt'jb'tiT^Q^TßßßiliJElßbOTi! [~. ...- .■. fWHBHE Yoo Get ■ ' ' *, GOOD,,VAL_K FOR YOUR MONEY!'. ! j Att ouh;Goods are;Mad'_on the PH-Mi_H_* . For Style and Quahty cannot be surpaes,(j4,! :: . .ROOT 3 IindSHOKS ot every, d.Boi:lptdon_ted6 ; ......:, to.Ordcrqa the shortest notlcp. /oi .. 1 ,, 0 . ,'' ■ ■'"■ '-:':;' 'JUST*- LAN-D-D-' iowb- Sill) * ■-. ' ■ ■•■ .:;' ex-Loch Dee,' h-.'Vl'.. '•' Jiio-i; ,21 case!' ofiLADJES', aud PfI__DKM?S: . .:•_ ..ENGLISH GOODS,ipgreat*yarlp(y,). J ;,;.. I ' A largo1 assortment Of Ladies'Fe_T S__P__j.' j -■: All will bo Sold at Low Prices, i-iu'l •" The Largest Stock in Auq*d_-d : tojSelecy-^m, j * . ;'C. BROO_ES,' '' '■'.' ' J '';■ iBLUHJ BOOT; opposite Garlick and'Craiiwell'ji ' j i»l.:ul *_ rj BEN-STBE-T, 'AUCKLAND." ,-Sl_a FARNELL'/'AND^ NEWMARKET.! We _*» just opening from. the. &___feW_* Assortment of Boots and Shoes, BUltable lor tug i coming season,' Wo have marked th'envarr„t low prices to clear them' outlorfresh's_p_'D_ which (rill shortly arrive.' m;-'> ;: 1.-***, muw Also, agreat varietyof Kng)ioh,Upperaj_l„ -.we are prepared tq make up,to order Stray, reasonable prices. .'"-"' " „ _ .— '■'„.■".' -W6 would advise all residents otP-U-efttt-l' surrounding districts to pay us:a .visUi UiHiWJk I flxtdit to their advantageindcingso,, inn y '.'■ ' "".;''.'__". Ss''ii.7.B^7Q',6]%.':.7.':.'A, . ; ■ *'■ ;; '*;*,•' '^.-■■"pajh-jblu; ;" . r _,,:_.*-^'J,-*,'■' . '.:'-. '(Brahc-'EBtabl-ihrne.-t'^N^ , - '■■.. ' ■-. —I —;-', ....; i, ■..__.':,!■. ■•-. 57__3 1 , '.._..j g___Bmit*ifl.,.,,*;.;.,,,;,)■* ~iit ; ' ; '" ;GUNMA_ER,'..„7 r 77,^' 3 ■ BY APPOINT-t-NT tb HIS B_O_LI_OT.-,THK'; „ • ' •'■ GOVERNOROF NEW ZEALAIVD,** ' ;I'' -' 168," QUEEN -STE_ET,iiAOCKLA„_,' , Agent for W. a_d 0. Soott and Son's Gnnß.iv, -and lor Hay, Merricka and Co.'s (Limited) -i Q-cpo-|<ler__lß;-Roslln Kdinburgh. **_■ ■ HAMIAERLESS AND CHOKEBORE . ;::* .' , {.GUNs.-.* ■■;','.•,-j■■' Shipments now ready from W, and C. Scott end Sons, Isaao Hollis _ Sons,' P, Webley^.Son, Bland _ Son, "W. W. Greener, and other makers; Hammerless Guns .. .. _15to£33'™ Doubleßreech-loadersr . i.\ ;_stovfilß:;rir-. ', Single ditto . .. __ ...„--.. £5Us :£!,,./ Double Muzzle loaders."'" £215sto'£I0' .' ■■*.'■■• Slagleditto ■'"*■«.' *~ ' ■'..„! 10stofi5"": , * Snider Carbines .-■ ;. "• -..__los to_s:;,m ' Mattini-Henry. Rifles .. n£9 to £10 , : '.Saloon Rifles ".. ,'_,' :„. Os to-63 ss; ■ ' -'Revolvers:. .:' .. ,j::'- £lto*_ r Air Guns, shooting ball or shot i £4103 >'-"■ ; ..DiREtiT Shi-sients otr : Sporting Pqwdebl 'Shot, Caps,"Wads, Caftridges, Cases, iRUJe andj ReVolver Ammunition, Gun Cases, GarnoßngS, Cartridge Belts, Recappers' Turnovers; Powder1 , : Flasks, Shot Pouches, „c., Eyes for Bird-tufflng, FirearmspdrohasedjorKxchanged., ~,, ■• ;l Itepairs promptly- and e—lciently "don„,. _3T AV.H.H, draws special attention-to hiar Shooting Qaixxrt, _ yards long, where firo-i arms may. beteßted by intending pnroh—ors. ---' OpenforßifleandPisto^PractiMdaily.j,, f , ; ,., DEVITf, GnftmaKCT,._«, ■&*«& <» street. Auckland,, opposite the Market;, ;■ house. Established,' 850.-_rwaysln StockanS : to arrive bydireot tarortation from KnglOnd ~ made to advertisers own:order,-qnoMPore Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Mu^e loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Brefech-loaa ; ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags^Qon ,- Cases, Powder Flasks; Shot Pouches, andevery. * article necessary to complete the outnt oi a ' aportsman. An assortment of overy.description Lof Revolver Cartridges,'and all the best Brands - in Sporting Powdersiare Imported direct from the mak-rs by the advertoA^bovcan. ---: guarantee their good.quality.,^__ . kP|t_S*.lii_ 1 Enfield,* Snider »nd Terry Rmes.Metaluo ' Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other specl i alities always on .hand.. Country , liberally dealt ffith. Guns Re-^^-^-0' etc., .and every other kind of Pirearm Bepah^ea. *' at reasonable prices. Notice.-Just to hand, a '.: lot ol good serviceable C. F. Chokeborei Brecon' , loadinl G,uns cheap. The tewst; stock : in, ■Auokland'to choose from. ~Ata>,in stocfc a. arge assortment of ; Fireworks of .the vm aalitv. Fishing Tackle ______ • ■ ■•■ ; "■ : "-,; ' Money.', '-". '"' , 7.,..y . g^ ;o i '._2L.';':',K'.^~v;; LONDON LOAN OFFICE,"»-' ■ ■ under Tseatre; Royal, .■,*■■<»•> Victoria-street.; j...i,. ■ "'lf* J. HART' Is' prepared to. offer' advaDtajjesto, ■: persons in want of accommodation. . MONEY ADVANCED FROM_S TO m ?« . PERSONAL SECURITY' ( . _. g For instance ' J. ' . ;• Persons borrowlng^s recelve-61 f- «»•.,, " ' . " ' £„ ..,,*,.-'-BU.*- *••' • ' Repsyable by 10 instalments of U. In the „ per ' Money advanoed^n .every description ~: , , ■ ■:...• of GOOOS. i, .; - .pprnvp.d Of, ■■■ ■■ Money to Lend' on Mortgageiot inventing and Estate Bond,.Fort-beet,' and. No. 6, «W™*3°»™ Insui-anco Buildings, comer of Queen and Short. and_roet ■• ' " ■ : " '" "j- T|*'ONJ-Y TO LEND; on; Mortgage ot FU^t-assFreeholdSeouriUca. ; J; '■ ■ ■~, >.'; -' ;•■ v^y' goiipitor.;.r '' per of Queen and Shortland-streets. ,—,; ONEY TO LEND, .on approved .[security. .-. E>K ; TY _EB.:j„,: Solicitor,___g__g2_Sr- ONEY TO LEND, in large or small . su__.at _ualrat_ _interest, . ..;., CONNELL & COOPER, , „. ; . ; ; Solicitors,. ..Vulcai'ijAs___: ONEY All VAN CElTlo-- J cillery* Watches, Plato, Clothing, -an-i."« chandise of overy description), in sums of twin one nhiUing to __0.-S. A. Offlco. opposito Market Entrance.'Qnefenjßttga MONEY 10 LtUNW w '«g« 5„Si sums at a moderate rate of lnteiost.- Jackiion and Russell. Schcitors, __— MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage.- F Rhus*. Agent. Shortlapd-street __