Now it was Mr Marrables' invariable custom to read for two hours after dinner andj because liyht reading was good for di.cstion, lie always took a novel with his codec He was, in fact, an inveterate novel reader, and generally hud a Liv box of _c tion cither just arrived from, or just depart in;' to, Mudie'n. Therefore, when he was comfortably settled in his easy-chair, with slippered feet, and placid mind, and the light of a shaded lamp directed full upon the first page of a certain third volume Mr Marrables might well be excused from looking up somewhat _ impatiently, and answering somewhat irritably, when inter rupted with :— ■ "It you please, sir, there's a gentleman wants to speak to you.'' "Confound you, Davis \ You know I never sec any one. at this hour. Tell him to go to the office at Singleton any day before live, Mr Blake will attend tohim."" " I have told him so, sir," replied Davis, who was as grave as an undertaker, and had lived with Mr Mai rabies for fifty years. " And he,s not gone 1" "No, sir, he says his business is very particular, and he must see you." " Tell him to go to the devil I" " I have told him no, sir." " The deuce you have 1" "Not in those words precisely, sir but equivalent." Mr Marrables laughed. "Well go back to him Davis, and tell him with my compliments, that I have little or nothing to do now with the business of the firm ; but that my paitner, Mr Blake, wi'.l attend to him with pleasure. Say it civilly mind." "Yes, sir, but he won't take No for an answer." "At all events, don't bring me another message." Davis vanished, but reappeared imme diately. ' •' If you please, sir, the gentleman says he is a very old friend, and that ho knows you will ba glad to see him." " What's his name." " Wont give it sir." " Did you ask him for his card?" " Wont give it, sir." Mr Man-aides hesitated. He felt deci dedly cross, and yet he could not help also feeling curious. " Tell him to come up, and he hanged to him I" he said, his curiosity getting the better of his crossness. Then he shut his book, got upon his feet, and resolved not to invite this unwelcome guest to be seated. The door opened, and he came in—a tall powerful, light-bearded man, in an overcoat and a felt hut. He took off his hat as he crossed the threshold; walked to the= middle of the room ; lifted the shade oflth. lam p and said : — " Mr Marrables, do you know me?" The colour fled from Mr Marrables rosy face. He stared at the stranger, and said nothing. "Mr Marrables," his visitor repeated, " do you know me?" Then Mr Marrables, for the first time in his life, told a lie. He said :— " No." "Your looks say 'Yes,'my old friend. Why does your tongue say ' No ?' " Again Mr Marrables was silent. " Look once more. Have seventeen years so changed me ? Is it possible that you don't even recognise my voice ? lam Cuthbett Brackeuhury." Mr Marrables, trembling from head to foot, dropped into his easy-chair, " I—l presume," he said, trying to speak with old composure, " I presume I have the honour of speaking to Mr Compton— from Macclesfield." " Compton from Macclesfield ? What do you mean ? I tell you I am Cuthbert Bia.keubury What is [th . about|my brother and the property ? I saw it only four days ago in the ' Fanfulla.' The Italian papers are full of it, I bad but just come ashoie at Trieste, aud in the first cafe I entered there I read it J I started for England next morning, and here I am. Is it true ? Is his title disputed ? And on what grounds ? And by whom 1" " Is it not—you—who dispute it?'' stam mered Mr Marrables. "I? Arc you mad? The 'Fanfulla' speaks of a pretender to the title—is there any such pretender? If so he is an impostor, and I -am here to unmask him." Mr Marrables almost gasped for breath ; then, half-laughing, half-crying, ho i stretched out both his hands, and said :— " Cu'.hbert, my dear boy, forgive me 1 I recognised you the moment you came into the room. God bless you I" Then, for some minutes, their talk was all broken exclamations, half-finished sentences, C3ger questions, and rapid, answers. "And you thought I was dead ? Every one thought so, did they not : And Lance , lot ?" " Lancelot did not believe it lor years— I doubt, in fact, if he ever really believed it, though he yielded at last to necessity and took the title. After that, he fancied , he saw you. . . ." ■' Saw me ?" " Ay, about twelve years ago, in South Italy. First at the house where you lived as boys .... • "Ah I" " Next, during the great eruption of t Vesuvius, comingout of some burning houso at ... 1 forgot the name of tbo place " " San Lorenzo ! Yes, I was there, with , some of my crew. It was a far.uhouso belonging to my wife's relations, and we were saving what we could." 3 " You arc married then ?" " Yes." "And in the Navy ?" " I am a shipowner, and the captain * of a merchant vessel—rich for my station iv life—active—happy. Enough of me. .. Tell me about Lancelot I" " Your brother is also married." said M r Marrables, with some embarrasment. , " I know it. He is married to Winifred. I saw it iv the papers. I thought they would lB have married sooner. They waited four years." Oh ! then you expected. . . •" "I knew he loved her, of course; and I knew she loved him," And that is why . . ." " Why I went away ? Well it was one of my strongest motives ; but not the only " one. I hated my life in England. I was *, sick of Bociety, and of the dismal round of visiting, dining, and shooting, listening to speeches, and yawning in club-windows. I could not breath here. I pined for liberty nnd when I had made sure that liberty j for myself meant happiness to the two people who were dearest to me in the world. . . . Well, I cut the Gordian knot, - and took my fate in my own hands. But tell me about Lancelot. Is he well ? Is he happy ? Have they children ?" To which Mr Marrables replied that L they were the happiest pair he had ever c known, out of a novel; and tbat they were tbe parents of three splendid boys, tho eldest of whom was named Cuthbert, after his lost uncle. " And he is like you too," added the little lawyer. " He is the only fair one— a . the others are both dark, like their • B father." "God bless him—and them. My nanie e sake, too! I long to see him! " said Lord Brackenbury with emotion. Mr Marrables looked at him. " And you ?' he said, anxiously. " Have you also a family ?" '■ One little daughter—very delicate. 5 That is my only earthly trouble. His chiU dren are healthy ?" c "As young savages." " Ho still paints ?" " He not only paints, and paints well, lt buthis pictures soil for good prices ; which, I n take it, is a sound test of merit. He has two in this year's ' Salon ' " L "One of those must be mine, if both are i, not sold already. And now, what about these rumours in the papers ?" "One question first, to satisfy an old man's curiousity I" said Mr Marrables. " How did you manage to disappear that night after you got out of the carnage?" Lord Brackenbury smiled. Very easily, he said ; so cafily that he N only wondered why no one had hit upon the truth. Mr Marrables wonld remember that he stayed several weeks iv Genoa. rs Well, while in Genoa instead of hiring a yacht, he bought a boat-a rickety old skill, which he could eail or row as he _ pleased. Ho used to be out for hours on y the water daily ; sometimes with a boy to d steer; sometimes alone. Oftenest alone. '~ In. this boat, he explored the coast between a Genoa and La Spezzia ; and, having dis d covered a little creek in a lonely spot under °- the cliffs, about a mile and a half north of _ La Spezzia, he decided to make that his ir point of departure. To stock the boat with £ food and fre*h water, some saud for 0 ballast, and a change of clothing such as a 3. rough seaman might wear was easy enough. Not quite so easy was it to get the boat off, t> to leavo it hidden and ready in that little ). creek ; to find his own way up tho cliffs and through the woods, avoiding observa tion till he reached the reached the post a road and overtook the Diligence, by which he returned late, that same nieht, to Genoa. This done, the rest was all plain sail r lns '~, (To be continued on Wednesday.)

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Auctions. j T>;U BLIC NOTIFICATI O|N. Crown Lands Office, Auckland. March 19, ISSI. I horeby notify that tho Rural Lands men tioned In tho Schedule hereunder will bo offered for selection on and after FRIDAY, tho 22nd day of April next. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands, WHANGAREI COUNTY. PARISH OF KAITARA. Lot. Area. Prico. A. ii. v. £ b d 16 SO 0 0 10 0 0 17 102 0 0 51 0 0 18 102 0 0 51 0 0 WHAKATANE COUNTY, PARISH OIT WAIOTAIII. Lot. Area. Price. a. is. r. ft s. d. 414 121 0 0 SO 5 0 415 ' 222 0 0 55 10 0 116 271 II SO 67 IC 3 417 197 0 0 10 5 0 431 SOO 0 0 150 0 0 411 22 3 0 113 15 0 rAHISII OP WAIOKKA. lot. Area. Price. a. r. f. £ s. d. 261 322 0 0 80 10 0 205 95 2 0 23 17 6 NOTE.—Plans may be seen, and fnrthor particulars of tho land obtained m application at this ofllco, aud at the Survey Oilloe, Tau ranga. Terms of Palo.—One fourth of purchase-money to bo paid at timo of salo, and tho balanco With in ono month thcrc-fter.o-icnviso tho part of the purchaeo-monoy paid by way of deposit shall be forfeited, and the contract lor the sale of the land shall hencoforwurd _3 null and void. Crown Grant fee to bo paid on completion of purchase. MONDAY, APRIL 11. PUKEKOHE. MR. JOS. SCOTT (bavinfj sold his Farm) has Riven Instructions to tho ■andor-lgncd to sell, on tho Farm, on Monday, April 11, at eleven o'clock, THK FOLLOWING :- Kitchon and Dairy Utonsils Sewing Machine Tables, Chairs, Couch, Curtains and Poles, Mirrors, and various other arllc'es with Fnrnituro of ono Bedroom 1 Brood Mare, First-class Foal at foot, by Champion; and ln foal to Elgin. 2 Brood Mares, Foals at sido, and in foal, good workers Grey Gelding, flr-tclas* in harness Bay Gelding, quiet to ride and drive A two-year-old Filly Yearling Filly 35 Three-year-old Steers, nearly fat Fat Cows 10 Cowa and Heifers, forward for their calving 12 Yearlings, very good quality 4 Large Fat Pigs 4 dozen Fowls Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Bridles Double-furrow Plough, hy Wallace and Hotham Single Plough, with Potato Raiser Harrows, Swingletrees Screw Jacks Tip Dray Leading and Shaft Harno33 SUNDRIES. 20 Tons Pnro Circular-head Potatoes.'a choico sample 20 Sacks Capo Barley. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. DURHAM YARDS. By Order of T. Maeffarlane, Esq., Trustee in Bankruptcy. VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE PAH. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from T. Maeffarlane. Esq., Trnsteo in the Estato of Joseph Greenwood, to sell hy auction, at Durham Yards, on Thursday, llth April, The Equity of Redemption in the valuahlo Farm adjoining tha Pah, now in tho occupa tion of Mr Joseph Greenwood, admirably sUtnated for a Vilia Site, and containing about 30 Aores of Land. heiDg Allotments 10—35. Section 13. of Subdivision of Allotment No. S, Section 13, Suburbs of Auckland. On the Pro perty Is erected a Dwelling-house, Farm Build ings, and other improvements. At Twelve o'Clock. •HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. _HE DURHAM YARDS. IMPROVED FARM OF 30 ACRES, AT BOMBAY. THE subscribers have been instructed by Mr C. Flay, to sell, at the Durham Yards, on Thursday, llth April, HIS IMPROVED FARM, at Bombay, con taining 30 acres of first-class land, Bocurely fenced, and sub-divided into several paddocks. On the property i 3 erected a five-roomed house, a large barn, and other out-buildlngs. The land is well-watered, and easy of access—be ing a short distance from the South Road. The terms can he made easy for a man with limited capital. Such an opportunity rarely offers. There aro on the farm 2 stacks of Oaten Hay. 1 stack of Wheat, together with Farming Imple ment!", which may he taken at a valuation, AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, APRIL 12. [UNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 400 Prime Wethers.from Napier and Waikato 30 Choico Cattlo, from Waipipi 10 Prime BuUocks, from Waikato At one o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. DURHAM YARDS. FARM AT PAPATOITOI. THE Subscribers bavo received instruc tions from J. D. Freeman. Esq,, who is Proceeding to Europe, to sell, at the Durham arrds, HIS IMPROVED FARM, consisting of 70 aores of Hirst-class Land, fenced and _üb-divided. There is a substantial 7 roomed House. Dairy. Coach-house, 4 stall Stable with loft. Cow-shed for 10 cows, and other out-.uildingj. At 12 o'clock sharp, HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. DURHAM YARDS. Uy Older of T. Maeffarlane, Esq., Trustee in BanKruptcy. THE Subscribers have received instrnc tlois from T. Maeffarlane, Esq., Trnsteo in the Fstato of Joseph Greenwood, to BCllby auction, at the Durham Yards, on Thuraday, llth April, The Schooner ' GBM,' 30 tons register; carries a very large cargo on light draught of wat-r; coppered and copper fastened ; haa recently had a new suit of sails; i« in ?ocd order, and is a first-rate poor man's ship, At 12 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 30. DAIRY COWS, CALVES, HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, At the Residence of Mr. J. D. Freeman, who is leaving the Colony, Papatoitoi. THE undersigned will soil, at residence of Mr. J. D. Freeman, Papatoitoi— The WHOLE of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, consisting of— 10 Dairy Cows 6 Calves 12 Very Useful Horses Single and Doub'e-f unow Plough 2 sets Horncss Scrubber Waggonette and Hornes3. Dog Cart and Harness Spring Cart and Harness Drog and Harness Combined Mower and Reaper Horsa Rugs, Sec. Chaff Cutter and Hcrao-power Dairy Utensi's Household Furniture, comprising Iron Bedstead, Tablos, Chairs, Chests Drawers, Diningroom Table, Chairs, Cheffoniers, and othor articles com priaing a recently and well selected stock of Furniture. Luncheon Provided. HUNTER & NOLAN. mHAMES CATTLE MARKET. BANK & CO., stock awd commission agents. i Market each Thursday, at their i Yard,?, Tarawai, at 2 p.jl, i For SALE of STOCK of all descriptions. ■ i PRODUCE. &c. Consignees of Stock can depend upon overy, attention boing given, Good Paddock Accom- ; modaticn and ritoau'T account _a__s.



j Auctions. THURSDAY, A PHIL 14. CITY OF AUCKLAND. BUILDINGS FOR KEMOVAI. GEO, SIBBIN HAS tec-ived instructions from tbo City Council to offer for salo by auction, at noon on Thurs-ay, April 11, o.v THK GROUND, Alhert Park, THK FOLLOWING BUILDINGS, FOR RE MOVAL :- Lot 1-One Extra Largo Double Two-storey Wood Building, 09 x 75, together with brick foundation?, larße chimneys, grates, and a great quantity of useful internal fittings. Lot 2-Ono Wood Dwelling House, 60 x 23, together with brick chimnoys. Lot 3-Stone Cook and Bakohouso, slated roof, 0 chimnicß, GO x 30, togother with holers, ranges, and a quantity of useful fittings. Lots i and s—Two Wood Buildings, 50 x 25, tigethor with brick chimneys ahd foun dations. Lot 6—Slatod-rool Stone Magazine and the Stono Wall built outside. Lot 7—Fences and Out houses. These Buildings contain a lafge amount oi useful and valuable Building Materials, am: aro worthy the attontion ot Builders, Con tractor?, and others. Tho kejs rf the buildings may be obtained and the tamo viewed, any day prior to tho sale on explication to Mr Kdw. I'rophy, Immigratio Officer, at tho house at tho rear ot tho large building, Lot 1. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. WINTER CLOTHING, WATERPROOI COATS, LEGGINGS, HATS, TWEEDS, &C. &C, &C, E. & A. ISAACS STAVE received instructions to sell b_ public auction, at their Stores, Fort-strcot, oi Wednesday next, 13th instant, at 11 o'clock, OO PACKAGES MELBOURNE ANT ENGLISH MADE CLOTniNG, Comprising Men's Coats, Trousers, Trouser3 and Vosts Suit., Shirts, Ulsters, Waterproofs, Leggings, &c, &c, &c. Also, 10 PACKAGES BOYS' AND YOUTHS SUITS 5 CASES BOYS' AND MEN'S HATS AND CAPS. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and A uctioneers. B. TONKS & CO. WILL in future hold Regular Sales ol Landed Property every MONDAY, at 12 o'clock. Parties do.-irousof dupo.'ingof Rouses, Farms or Landed Pronerty of any description will pleaso if possible, furnish particulars not latci than Thursday in each week, B. TONKS & CO. [B. TONKS. E. C. CAER. li. D. TONKS.] MONDAY, APRIL 11. PROPERTIES FOR SALE.by AUCTION. GRAFTON ROAD, 10-Roomed House and Freehold Allotment MAUNGATLROTO, 10 acres. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. B, TONKS. R. C. CARR. B. D. TONKS.] TUESDAY, APRIL 12. TRADE SALE OF BLANKETS, SHIRTINGS, RUGS, GREY AND WHITE CALICOES, MOLESKINS, OVERCOATS, TROUSERS AND VESTS, &C, &C, &C. B. TONKS & CO., WILL soil, on Tuesday, tho 12th inst,, at 11 o'clock, 1 A PACKAGES OF THIC ABOVE .LI/ SKASONA.LE GOODS. Terms at Sale. MONDAY, APRIL 11. UNREDEEMED PLEDGKS I UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I At the Shop next to the Albert Hotel. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr L, H. Neumogan, to sell, at his shop, next to tho Albert Hotel, Queen-street, cv the above date, commencing at 11 o'clock, THK UNR-DSEMED PLHDGKS pawned to him and of tho Monte do Pote, as pel Star Advertisement of April 6 and 7. Parties desiring to aval themselves Of the above opportunity Bhould attend early, as there are larg'j lots to go through. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, pURIS OF SKIN DISEASES. To he Editor: Sir,—Herewith ws have the pleasure to forword you a letter from New Zea land bearing testimony to the successful treat ment of a ekin disease of long standing through the use of our Eucalyptus Kxtract for the bene fit o* those timilarly afflicted. We hope yon will deem the Bubject of sufficient importance t. afford this letter a space in your valuable paper.—Yours truly, SANDER Sc SONS. Bridge-street, Sandhurst, July, 1880. I-VERCARGILL. N.Z,, Bth JUL- 1880. Messrs. Sander & Sons, Sandhurst. Gentlemen,— Having suffered from eczema (a akin disease which is very prevalent in thia colony) for about nine years, I had conßulted numeroua medical men here and in Australia, and had taken araen'.c, strychnine, iodide of potassium, etc., internally, and had used pre parations of zino and lead externally. In fact I had tried all the remedies known to the faculty, and what between travelling doctor-' and druggists' bills, had spent a small fortune, almost if not wholly without results, except to injure my constitution. During a recsnt visit to Hokitika I was recommended to try yonr Extract of Eucalyptus Globulus by a brother who had experienced great benefit from it in alleviating a very severe cold, and, no leas to my surprise than satisfaction, 1 found tl c di.-ease which had troubled mo so long was conquered, and the skin resumed its normal condition. This was effected by the external use of leas than two one-ounce bottles. You are welcome to make any use you please of this letter, and I subscribe myself.—Yours (Signed) JOHN H. KERR, Manager, Union Bank of Australia (Limited Agent for Auokland r GRAVES AICKIN, The Pharmacy. _o_-,-r-8-a_E_T. V. COOP EB, 3 SADDLER, collar se harness maker, Upper Queen-street, Auckland, Throe Doors above the Army and Navy HoteL N.B.—Courier Bags, Leggings, &c, &c, made to order on the shortest notice. Charges moderate. STtREEMAN'S BAY SOAP VVuRKS. SAUNDERS & GILBERD, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, Victoria-street, Auckland. S. & G. having enlarged their Factory to double its former size, and made costly addi tions to the plant, are now in a position to com pete with any factories in New Zealand or New South Wales. Tho yearly increase of their trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guaranteo of the superior character of thoir goods. A Trial is respectfully solicited. as ELLY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF _ll\_ COACHES to Ohinernutu, Hot Springs and Tauranga, leaving Tauranga every Mon day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.; and returning ovcry Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day. Through to Napier, Wednesday, at 8 a.m. Fare, £5. Livery and Bait Stables, Spring street. Tauranga, Buggies, Waggonettes, and Vehicles of all kinds for Hire. Booking Office,'. Spring street B EDWARD'S COACHES TO THE . GOLD FIE LD.-TIME-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ■ Special Carriagos provided to Order. B. EDWARDS Livery and Bait Stablea Hamilton.



Dampler's Wonderful Bargains. taDI E s I I am happy to inform you that I havo re moved from my old Bhop to a MUCH LARGER ONR, in Wakefikld-strbet—tho old oho, ih oonsequonco of my now largo ÜBlness, being too email. You will find below an enormous quantity ot FRESH BARGAINS, whioh I am euro will moot with your approbation. With many thanks tor your increasing patronago, I remain, Ladles, your obedient Borvant, W. H. DAMPIER. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. ! 1 Gents' Volvet Smotelbg Cobs, 9s 6_ ; Men's " and Boys' ltUsh Hilts. Is; Black ahd Uriah Felt do, 3s; grand lot nt Men's Blftck Hard do, 2s Bd ; • Hard Drab do, 2s ; nice la. ttf Men's ahd Boys • Straw do, Us! Ihtftnta'Straw do, ,1s; Infants' ' niaokl.lt Huts, 2*; Girls' Rata (trimmed), fts 1 Od ; I.aiies' Straw do, Is 6d; good lot; JApan.dn-, Is to 39 6d: Ladies' Siikjdo,.3s Bd; Girls und Boys' Tain OShttntor Hats, 3s; Ladles'do, Is; White Flahnol, In 3d; Scarlot do, Is; Men's , Shirts, Is and Is 5d ; .u.erior do, with collars, 2s 61; Hoys' do, Is 6d and 2s, with collars, 2s 6d; Gents' Fancy Rogatta Shirts. 2e 6d; Men's Guernseys,2sOil; Men's 1 rawois,2sOd; Ladies' do, lis; tied, 2s6d; Ladles' Chomisoa, 2s to Is; , Night Dressos, 3s and 3s 01; Gents' Tweed ' Coats, fls ; Alpaca do, Os; Holland do. sizes 1 and i\ Is Od; afc W Infants's Suits, ss: Boys' Braces GI; You lis' do, Is; Men's do Is and Is Od; Bora Holt', Od ; Men's do, Is and Is Od; Ladies' do, Is: Girls' Merino Krocks, 3s each ; White Worsted, Id tho thick skein; Coloured do, 2d: Fingerins Wools, 3s tho hank, or 3d tho ekeln; Blaok and Whito Berlin Wool, 3d tho do.; all other colom ld the do. : Gloves bound with fur. 3a: Ladies Joscphino Kid Gloves, 2s; Lialo Thread do, Od | Ladies' lllriok Gloves, Is; Gents' Whlto do, 1< Children's do, Id | Lovely Gosßamor, 1b the yard ; Ladles' lilnk Collars, 2d tho box ; LUion ' do, 2a each; (Sonts' Stand-up do, 2d the box Gents' Fashionable Reformed DuX do, lid the i box ; Boys' Dux, oilto 11, Id tho box ; othoi Bices, Od; Gents' Linen Collars. lOd each Morloy'B Knitting Cotton, 1>- Od Ureen Tie do, 2s; dill'erent colours, Id, or two for 3d; Croclicl I do, Sid reel. An onornious quantity of Grona dine, IH tho yard; largo skoins Blaok SowiiiH Silk, Id ; reels of black and coloured do, 2d . 1-oz rco's do, Sd; Clark's celebrated 200 reels Cotton, 2d or 21s the gross: coloured do, Id the reel or 01 tho do.en; handsome Gilt and Sil , vcred Dress Butto' s, Id ; different patterns id Iho dozen; Pearl do, Is 6d tho dozen; White Bono do, 3d to 6d ; largo lot ot Silk do, 2d to Id the dozon; Coat do, 3d to Od Black Hibbon Telvot, Od tho picca of 18 yards; Girl's Sun shades. Is each; Ladies' Handsomo Umbrellas, 3s ; ailk do, 0s: 32 dozen Honeycomb Towels, 2.1 eaoh; Whito do, 2Jd; Superior do. Gd; Turkish and Indian do. Is; Gent's Black Ties, Id to Od; Satin Bows, 6d and 9d ; Scarves, Is; , very largo White Toilet Covers, Is; Croohot .Antimacassars, Is; Damask Tablocloths. 3s 0:1: Tablo Oilcloths, is 3d the yard; Dress Print, Id tho yard; Pompadour do. 7d; grand Flowers, is tho spray; Keathors, Od each: Black Lace 1 Mits, 2b tho pair i crimson, red and green Blind Cord, 8d tho dozen yards; Bodkins, 2 for Id ; Slicsia, Oil the yard; Ladies' Wool Squares, Is; Chony Lace, Id tho yard; real Molteso Lace, Is tho yard; imitation do, Id; Valenciennes Laco 9d tho piece of 12 yards; Scarf Lace, 9d ; Black Braid, Sd tho riozon yd, or Is Gd tho piece or 36yd; Wave Braid, Id tho knot; Broad do, 21; Antimicassa Braid, ljd; Black Silk Braid, 3d per yard ; Black Print, Od tho yard ; Picture Needio Cases, containing 100 needles with gi*t eyes, good sizes, even better than the last. Od tho case; cards of Linen Buttons, 2d; Silk f Velvet, 61 the ynrd ; Black Velveteen, 2s Gd; Black Silk, 3s Oil the yard ; Cream do, 4s 6d ; ' Black Satin. 2a Gd tho yard ; Scrconcd, Is Gd ; Hack Alpacca, Bdandlß;C'rcy do, Od; Wincey, Id: Crane, 2s 6d tho yard: Crapo collars, Gd ' each; Crapo Trimming, Is tho log of 3G yards ; 1 Dressing Combs, 3d and 6d ; Tooth Combs, 2d ' and 3d ; Ivory do, Od; Hair Brushes, Is and Is 0d; large jars Rimmel's Pomado, Od; Hair Oil, 0 a the hot lo ; largo bottles Lime Juice and Gly cerine, 3d tho bottle ; do with labels damaged, Gd; Merino, dilt'eront colours, Is Gd ; Glazed Furniture Holland, Gd tho yard: Diaper ami Holland, lOd tho yard; Towelling. 6d: Whito Linen, Is 3d; Silo3ie, 6d; Slate Lining, Id; nico lot of Ribbon. Id to Gd (including green); iho fashionablo Plush Ribbon, 9d; handsome Prrg_arie3 (slightly soi'edl. nearly 3yds loi g, 6d; Crocket Antimaccasaers. Is: Children'sDlmiiy Cellars. Id; grand lotof Fresh Ribbons, fashion ! able colours: ladies' White Stockings, 3Jd to Is Gd; Ladies' Fashionable Kmbroidered do, Is; Striped do, Od to Is; Ladies' Ribbed do, fashion ablo colours, Is; nice lot of Girls' Striped do, 0d : lot of Infants' do. from 2d tho pair; lot of Boys Sox, 0d; Men's Unbleached do, 3d; .rand lot Gents' Worsted .vox, 6d : Garter Elastic, 3d the yd; Prussian Binding, 2d the yd; Bodkins, 2 for Id ; Whalebone, 2d the set; Bone and Steel Crocket Hooks. Id; Snow Flako Dress Stuff, lid tho yd: about 15 doz Ladles' Aprona 6d tola; Berlin Wool Slipper Patternß. 2s: nice lot ot Mending Cotton, cheap: nice Cards of Klastic. Id each ; Bed Tucking, 81 the yd; Large Toilet Covers, Is; Calico, lidtoGd; Ladiea'and Gents' White Hankorchiefa. 3d to Is; Children's do 2d ; A.B.C. do, 2d; Gents' Silk Handkerchiefs, Gd ; Infanta' Warm G oves, 9d; Bootees, 6d: Hooks and Kyes. 5d tho doz cards; Shirt Buttons, 12 doz for 3d; Pearl do, 3d the dcz; Turkey Red, la the yard ; Stay Laces, 2 for Id; Frilling, 2d to 8d ; Colored Silk Fringe, Id tho yard; Black for do, Is; Beaded do, Is Ed; Iniantß' Bibs, Gd each. THE VERY LATEST. he dies' and Girl's Imitation SEAL SKIN HATS, 2s; Gcnt'a and Boy's do, 2s, Immenso Lot of SATIN CLOTH, different shades, all at Is G rd, FANCY DEPARTMENT. Having Imported an enormous quantity of New and Standard Piano Music, I will sell It all at tho low charge of Od; no higher price ; cata logues can be had on application ; a few soiled do, Id. loadiea are respectfully i- formed that this is really a tplondid lot, and includes songp, 1 comic do. opera", pieces, dances, &c. _-c. A 1 nico lot of Dolls, with hair, Gd: Very Grand Lot of Large Dolls, la; Flag Rattles, 2d each ; Ornamental Black Fans,-9d to 2s Gd; Feeding • Bottles, 9d each; Alphabetical Ledgers, Is; Fuller- Karth for the toilet and nnrsery, o<i the largo pot; Rimmel's Violet Powder, 6d tho , packet; Handsome Vases, Is the Bet of 3; Children's Watering Pots, Dd; 2 81-do Pampa Knives, Od: 1 Blade, do Od: Scissors, Od tha pair; Glass Ink Bottles (with lids) Gd; Handsome Cut Glass, do lOd; Boot Lasts, Is tho pair; Boot Blocks, 6d ; Barry's Cele brated Tricopherous, la 2d the Bottle; nioo lot of Boot Trunks, 4s; Silver Perambulators ft noedls, Xc, 9. ; Toy Whips, Is and Od; Large China Tea Sets, 2s : Metal do 6d; Gent * Walk ing stloks. Is Gd: Handsome Dress Holders, 2d; Shoe Brushes, 3s the set of 3; Brown Windsor Poap, 7 cakes for Is; Glycerine Bars (large), 6d; ' Superior Spectacles, 1b ; Reading Glasses, 9d ; Peerless Gloss to shlno boots wfthout brushes, 9d the bottle; Gent's Alberts, 6d; Purses. 2d to Is; Tack Hammers, Is; Glass Flower Va»es. Gd; Toy Watches, Id; Feather Dusters, Od; Fancy Glass Boxes, Od; Corkscrews with brush, 0d; handsome Trumpet Accordions, 15b; Padlocks with key, fid; Key Binge, 2d tho card of 12; Dressing Cases, 43 6d ; Writing Deskß, Is 6d; wood Bread Plates, 2s ; Bread Knives, Is, Butter do, 9d; new fashioned Butter Coolers, Is 3d ; Benzolino Table Lamps. Id rach ; Ladles' handsome Leather fc'ags, Is Od; Hand Mlrrora, Is and la Gd; Swing Mi-rors. Is Gd; laree pieces of fsporge, ; Gd; Turkish do. Is; Table Bells. Id; Note Paper, 2d the quire ; Superior do, 3d or Is 5d the packet of 5 quires; Paper and Envelopes combined, Id the packet; Mourning do, Id the packet; Ink, Id the bottle; handsomo Penholders, Id each, or 6d the doz; Slate do. Id the dozorfid the box of 100 ; Albums, Is to 4b 6d ; Strong Fino Twine, Id the ball, 6 zsgs Is ; Ladies Ladies' Boot Uppera, la 6d the pair for the shoe maksrs; Little Stranger Sewing Maohine, 30s; White thee Horns. 9d each; a few 31s New Books for 3i 6d; large lot of others very cheap; the Game of Lotto, 9d the game; lar^e lot of Hrent, Od the bottle; Kau de Cologne. Is; Llme iuice and Glycerine, 8d; Toilet Vinegar, Is; Violet Powder, 6d the packet: Jars of Pomade, 61; Japanose Puffboxe?, with Puffs, 6d; su perior do, Is; PulTa, 4d each; Windsor Soap, 7 for Is; Glycerine Burs. 7d ; Soent Fountains, Is 6d each; Scissors, 6d the pair; Nail do, the samo price; Slates, 2d each ; handsome Pencil Cases, 4d ; slivered do, 6d; Damaged Bracelets, Id the piir; sound do, 3d; Fashionable Snake do, 4 rowa, lOd; 6 rows. Is 3d; 7 rows. Is 6d; Solitaires. 3d and 6d the pa>r; Gents' Stone Shirt Studs, 6i ; Suites, 2d, 4d, and 6d; do with patent fastener, 9d the suite; Vinger RiDga, 2d to 9d ; Bilvered Brooches, la; Fancy Earrings 3d the pair; Gents' Silvered Necklets, Gd: handßome Framed Pictures, 3d and 4d; largo Gilt Framed do, Is fid; handsome Picture Crosses, 2d: handsome Tobacco Stands, Is; Playing Cards,9d the pack; Electroplated Forks and Spoons, Is. BOOT DEPARTMENT. Childrens' elastic-sldo Prunella Boots, 6to 9, 3s: 10 to 13, 3s 6d the pair; Girls Oxford Shoes, 3s 6d tho pair ; Houso Boots, 3s; Girls Derby Shoes, 3s Gd: Girls' Patent Leather Boots, sizo 11 to 13, 3s Gd ; Lot of new Lace Boots Gd each which you must pair youselves; Ladies Kid Boots, 4s Gd to 7s ; a few Ladies' Aucklandmade Boots left, si-o 3 and 4,85; a few Mens Boots left, 9s; Infants Boots. Is and la 10d; Boot Laces (silk), 3d tho dozen; Silk Shoe Laces, 5d rhe dozen. Business Hours-Eight till Six. W. H. D AMPIEE REMOVED FROM TJPPERjQUEEN-STREET TO WAKEFIELD-STREKT, A Few Yakds from the Old Shcf



Miscellaneous. TEAI TEA! TEA! FREE GIFTS IN TEAS. JOHN LEPPER & SONS, TEA DEALERB, 56, Auckland MAttKfeT (Near the Que_n;_tl-et Entrance). JiL. andSONS will GIVE AW.AY Ordors for Poundß and Half-pounds of Choico TEAS; oncloeed in their pound and half-poiutd parbelSi These ordors will bo redeemed ou pfCscntatldii at tho Market Oh the foho.lng Saturday-ro that mahy persons buying a Parcel of Tea on Saturday, will find enclosed an Order for half a-pound or A Pound of Tea Gratis! which thoy can have on presenting tho Ordor on tho following Saturday. We expect to distribute ovor Twonty of these Ordora next Saturday. Como and try our Tea, and share In theao Free Gifts. J. Lopper, son,, having spent many years ln tho selection, tsßth g and blending of Choice Teas, 1b in a position to offbr Tea of unsurpass able valuo both in strength and llavour. John Lopper and Sons confidently assort that tho Tea Bold by thorn will bear favourable com parison with any houso in tho Trado, and will bo found on trial superior to most, inferior to nono. Wanted, overy rfiadur bf the Star to test this assertion by a trial ol tho follOwliig.Teas,:— THE PEOPLES' TEA, 2i per lb ; this IS it Selection land careflll mixture df several good sound toiVs, ojUl will iilvo universal satisfaction to fi'on.ruio liousowives. EXTRA STRONG FULL FLAVOURED TEA, 2a Od per lb, la a combination ot BoVoral oarofully seleoted India and China Toils Ql.iß FINEST TEA, at 3s por lb, isachroful ahd judicious Selection and blending of somo df the Choicest Toas iihvoriod, and is hnßurpa_B* . ftblb. Tho rjualitj-i strenf>lh, and flavour of . thcs_ Telia will bo Maintained. ! Tho Public are roapbclfully inVltcd to givo • theht a fair trial. Houhb ol' Business: From 1 I'd 10 p.m; on i SatUrdayr. Ih tho Auhklanrl Mftrhei. ! VVANTEU TO SELL CHEAP, 130 acts ; TV of Whito Jugs, only 2s Od sot; White i Stono Cups and Saucers, only 7d, fis 61 per doz; , White Stono Plates, Id to 7d; Chambers, Is o ; to 2s 6d ; Surdino Knives, only 2d each, la lid poi i doz ; good Razors, Is, 3 for 2s Oil; Laruo Ham ' mers, on!y9d; Flutoa, only is; Tooth Brushes, ; 3d and Id; Egg Cups, 7 for 1, la Od doz; Salt 1 Cellers Id; Tumblers, 5s rloz; Wine Glassoß, ss; I Engraved Wino Olasecs, 5d Ud ; Engraved Turn i hler.-i, 8s doz; Plated Cruets, only 6s Oil, worth ' 7s 6d ; Largo Glass Ink Bottles, only Oil, 3 for 2s I ; Cash Boxes, 10 and 12 Inch, only is 0d; Ladles , Dressing Caaes, only Is 6d; Glnsaos for preserv t lug the eyes, In a tin oaßo, only Od eaoh ; Briar I Plpcß,3d; Plum Pipes, only Id each ; Who Dish I Covots, from Is to 3s each, lOs sot of 0; Ton Trays, la 0d to Is oach. 7a act ot 0; Baby's Feed- I Ing Bottles, with 2 brushes, only Is; 800,010 ; laoks, only id a puokut of 10001 lino Turkey ) Spongos, from Is to Us a piece; Silb tins of i Salmon, only Is Ud, lib, lOd t Day and Martin's t Ijlucklng, dry, only Id; box of cix dozen ) Clothes Pegs, Is 3d; gross Gilt Brooches, 3d r each ; Collar Studß, 3d ; Gilt Studs nnd -ioovo ; lalnliß, only 6d; good Che.Be, (id lb; Bina 1 , Pioturos, 3d each, 5 for Is ; large Pictures, la ; t brown Teapots, from la 3d to 2a 3d ; black Tea - pots, Is Od lo 2s 6d: Teapots, Metal Lids, 2s Od to t -is; good Spoctaclos, Ib pah', 3 pair for 2s Od ; t Spoctuclo Cases, Id and Od ; Washing Powders, i 6ddois; light Blue. 8d ; School Disks, only 8d r each; Toy Pistols and Caps, only 3d; Tart I'lus • 9 for Is t Yellow Plo Diehes, 8d to Is Oil; Six- I penny Packets of Violet Powder, for 3d ; Hell i and lllack's .Matches, 7d do/.; lino cut Tackß, l from i inch to li Inch, 1000 in a. pnekot, from Id l to 8d por pnekot; Water Uott'm, 1b; hnirraved • do, 2s Gd; Green Glaas Jukb. la Oil; Kngrnvod , do, lis and 3s 6d; Lumps, with shades, only ii; , Nest Eggs, live for Od; roc.el Knives, with two ; blades and corkscrew, only la Cd; Celery , Glasses, 2a and 3s each.—ll. WATTS, Pltf ; street. '• ' " ' '. i Motels | ACCIDENTAL HOTEL. ! ALBERT FISHER ' (Formerly with Mr. John Couuland, Thames Hotel, and lato of the Imperial and Prince J of Wales Hotels, Wellington), , Bogs to inform tho Public, 111- Patrons, and , Frionda that lie has purohasl rl tho fur-famod OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. Tint additions and alterations, conducive to the ' greater comfort and convenience of tho Publlo. have boon completed, and that evory endeavour I will bo made, and no oxponso spared, to main ■ tain tho high reputation of th Houso. THE CAFE. ; This department, under tho management of an experienced ohiof, will bo conducted on a ; scale worthy of tho nuuio and famo of tho O-CiDKtiTAL Hotel. FU LAIt X STA FF, • formerly of tho City Club I ately of tho 1 Terminus Hotel, Hclonr,villo), having bought • tho Freehold of tho Whanoaiiri Hotel from Mr ("alller, bega to Inform visitors that no effort | will bo Bparod to all'ord satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on IHro. ; ../I R. JOHN GROOaN (late ol tne i-T_L Prince albort Hotel, Onehunga), begs to 1 inform tho Publio of Auckland that ho bus taken over (from Mrs C. Moellor) that well i kno*n Hotel in Upper Queen-street THE . QUE-N'S HEAD; and trusts by keeping Liquors of the Heat liranda only, to receive a fair sharo of patronago. aMrGiogan will also be glad to see any of his frionds from Onehunga when they are in town. First-class accommoda lon. Good Reds. i\ U E E N '8 11 I) I _ _ : Corner of Symonds-Btrcot and Kybor Pass Road. C. E. GUNDRY having purchased tho abovo well-known Hotel, has much plensuro In ; informing his Krionda and tho Public gonerally that ho will keop the choicest brands of Wino, and Spirits, and trusts by civility (and attention to morit their patronßge. Hancock's Spahkling Alks. WA RKWO RT II HOTEL, MAHURANGI. G. F. SUCH, PROl'Rirroß. First-class accommodation for Travellers. Boat* can bo obtained on roaeonablo terms. Horses on biro. Tho steamer from Auckland arrlvosjand !do parts twice a-wee-. ITiERRY HOTEL, NORTHCOTE, JP LATE STOKES' POINT, J. MAXWELL, Fbopkiktor. Accommod. tion lor Travellers. Saddle Horsee on Hire 1 I —- Venetian BUnau. HE AUCKLAND UAr3 VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. i ESTAII-iSHKD 1801. ; TRADE MARK. KEO AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (WUOLESALE AND RETAIL.) Blinds sent to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notico on remittance of order. Our Blinds aro Lighter and Cheaper than the . imported ron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Bnsby), Practical Blind Makers & Wire-Workers Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Squaro Aucklind N.Z. Cottee Mercß.an.B "Ljf-OWN, BAtJBJSI-i' & CO.'S AUCKLAND BTKAM OUB-FEE AND SPICE MILLS.I COFFEES. IJ 18 NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE la the beat stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what yon really want, ask for onr Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and havo vory much tnoreasod in demand—a sure proof o tholr being consumod and appreciated ln all households throughout and even out of our province. 5*9. Wholesale only at our Mil is ana A.ontß ta. Rotall at all (Grocery Establishments In Town and Country. £66 S 2£ , Our beat rgo Excel Brand.greeniatrol qualities. HoO Standard , red >Evorypkt_ Sao 0n Dlnls •» l with our ? B _ ' sl_natur-. ass "3 o*9 .g" ) Oui lowes fe-a g* Anohor puce „ ( quaUtlos, au~ Crown yellow „ f without our o«g ) glgnature, Our PEPPERS and BPICKS we guarantee O Bost Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO Ellfctt-street July 13tb. IS3O. ■VTOIiTH SHORE AISD WAIWERA ™ ROYAL MAIL COACH. Time Table:— Leave Flagstoff Hotel, North Shore, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of the 9 a.m. Boat from Auckland, Calling at the Lake, Lucas" Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Orowa. Leave Waiwera Hotel every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at 8.30 a.m., for the North Shore. JAMES LORD,) \ Proprietors. I JAMES DODDJ



I Land and Estate Agents. r* HA S. \r ILLI AMS ON, HOUSE, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT Ve_<-_- Lank, Auckland, RENTS and INTKRH;3f Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on flrst-olass Securities, without CIurQB. Six pfet- cent allow-- riu dcnocits until Inveptfldi Mortgages and loans Nogotiated, BHARICS Bought or Sold to order, ESTATES Managed for Absonteos. ' BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, I at per FOOT I— Borcsford-stroet, 60/ Duke-Btreet, 28/ Viow Road, 35/ Clarcmont-stroet, 50/ Pcrolval Parade. 35/ Cook-street. £8 Rokeby-street, 10/ Edwin-street, 21/ \Vyiidh[ini-8troot,„1010/Victoria-streot, £10 William-street, 60/ Grafton Road, 65/ Rusaoll-streot, 7/ Nolson-streot, 10/ Franklin Road, 00/ Vlne-stroot, 10/ Reclamation. 70/ Sh.lly Boach Road, 30/ King-streot, 10/ Kyber Pass, 80/ Haokctt-Btrcet.3s/ Norfolk-streot, *35' Alao, ln Various other streets at low rates. ■PQOOn T0 IIEND, inSums of £10 and up *to\JV\J warcjs. oh Uood aecuritlos. hi Hi I—Nsw tour-roomed House for Bale, in *luu Nowton; small deposit and weekly payments taken. 1 i S WEKKLY-Now four-ioomed House for x l salo, near the Nowton Road; good garden GUNDRY-STRHaKT.Shopand Dwclling-houßO foi- Sale on very Bipy terms j tank, garden. J?Oon—Very convenient houso in Dublln-et., , jjiiov Npwtoni for sail!; W-shollso, garden. -Pi On—FiVe-roOmed House for Bale In Kden . *lou Street, Newton ltoad ; good garden X? l l\C\~ House and good garden for salo Hen 3_l->- M-iuntEden Pttilway Stdlion (termsl p i Of\— Nbw Four-ro.imed llottao for salb noar . •?■,,? Klljin Vino Hotel. ICaßy teHnn. ~ TTPPKR (jUEEN-StRKKT— Kino Corner U Allotment to lohko for term of years P 1 Qfl—New Four roomed House, nearKaran i *IGU gahupc ltoad, for sale on easy torms ' TTAKM ut l.ong Hay, near tho Lake; under i L cultivation (cheap) 1 i*«JlO~Now Foiir-roomcd Cottigo, ofl Pon- * jlu eouby lioad for sain; mco gardon. • pi ijK— Six-roomeil Houso (now) for salo, oil . *A/v North Koad. A bargain, Kino viow. ANGLICSICA-STUKItT. — Now Five-roomod Vornndnh Cottago; two large oorner allot ■ ments, p aut.nl with fruit and ornamental trees. 1 To bo sold cheap. Owner leaving, i ■oPOQiY-New Flvc-roomod Houso for salo In JJ£iJ\J I'oußonhy. Frontago lo two streots. I7*OR SALK, Stock, Loaso of Promises, and Goodwill of a Chomlst's Business, iv oxcol -1 lout position. , , • py/./1-No.v Flve-t'oomod Houso for Bala In . --/SUU King-Htroot; il"o garden. Also iiddl- I tloiialallotinentlf denlrofl. fvi EWMAltKEl'.—Houso and I-tabling, with J^ lai'-onlluimont, for sale (olimip). WKLLINGTON-STHHKT. -Pretty Cotlngo for salo, near St. J.imes'o Ch'iroh; gaß ami water laid on ; garden. Sea. IJARNKLL. — Newly-llnlshcd Six-roomed House for silo; plensaut view; l!3S0. Also '■ one at -UK). £i i)K --Four-roomed HOUSE for sulo, In tho i-*jt-' olty,on oasy tinns. ' i'l ftft—Eour-rooinod HOUSE for sale oil' Co l i OKO liomi ; stabling, etc. ONE THICIC 1111.L.-Soven roomed Houso for sale; with acre of groiinil fully planted. • i."7K CASH.—For sulo a Now six-roomed *" " Hoiißo in Ponsonby — owner leaving. - Price tS2B, ('oi7K.—Now House for Pale at Mount Kden ■ *'-*«•' live rooms | largo nllolmont fonccd. £100 can remain, i pAPAKURA.-Allotments 1 nr.d 2. oppoalte 1 X Hunter and Nolan, .-'-lo Yards, for sale. i'QAA.—Six-roomed llnuso and Kour-Hlalled • *OUU Stable for Sale, in Kast stroot. Nowton n-infl-HUUSE for salo near Alount Edou : 3* IUW nan Wllv station; also, one at £200. A LLOTMENTS Bought anil HOUSES Hnilt ii. on tho Weekly Re payment s-ystom, ■ p-1 nr,(l-v"'," v KH-aiDKNOK tor Sale, at * *-v'uv' Mount Albert, possessing ono of iho finest vloWs In tho district, fin;/1 -Now Kive-ioomcd HOUSK In Forn- A'-'Ov loigli-stroi t for sule ; garden, Sec i J?1 r.n—New HOUSE, four rooms, in Russoll ' XilOV strcot. for sale. /•..)|-r—New Six-roomed Houso for s-'alo, In X.O / o Ponsonby, with two allolmonts, ■ Splendid viow of harbour, r.onn—lix-rnomeil Houso, nil flnlßhad, for *«"" Balein Lincoln-ati-eet; largoiillotniont. £• > r a—Now llruiao in Hrown-Blri-ot for Sale, " *■" near Ponaonby Road : two liinUs • pOLLEGE HOAD-Commoillous Family Uesl \_> deuce for Sale ; fins and Water laid on. 13UKEKOHK EASI'.-Flno Farm of IU7 acros for Sale, neiir Railway-station. I'omfortablo homestead ; little bush ; £l 10s per acre. , oKAFIKI.D ROAD. — Comfort-bio Cottages O Inow), for Sale, on eiury tonus. Gt REY-STREE I'—six rooir ed Houso (now) for r salo. l^irgc allotment. .\lso, two detachen work.hop &c., on very may terms. SHOPS In Qucen-nlr-'et, Iligli-ali-eet, Karan gahapo ltoim, and Freeman's Hay, for rale. VfOHNT EDEN-Uirgo Now Hoiibo, lltted i 1»X with ovory convenience (two acres of land), for sale. Fine viow. INARMS also For Sale at Hnnna, Monnt Edon' *■ Waikomiti, Richmond, Komokorikl, Mai- goro, Pnremoroino, Stokca'B Point, Waitukoiel, Hond.irson'B Crook, Remnera. Camblidgf*. l*iK mil Ijttlo Omaha. Karioi, Rlverhoad. Morn- Ingaido, .Mahurangi, Walnut, Omaro, Aranmu, Coromandel, Okallm, North Shore, O'lUwhn, Papakura, Sec Alao, Beo list in Nem Zealand Htra'A and Weekly. Venn. CHAS, WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. Vul, J. M. hE w N °. x RSTATK AQKNT AND VALPATOB, Queen-street, Auckland, ! money lent out foh capitalists on FIRST-CLASS SKCURITIKS, OK IN -1 VESTED IN HANK, INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. No Ciiakqb to Lender or Investor, QUIIURHAN ALLOTMENT - Ono of tho 0 Choicest Allotments In tho Suburbs, noar tho Parnell Grammar School, 10 x 25ft, Can bo hud in ono or more lots. Prico, £2 5s per foot. A most beautiful ,icw ot tho harbour.--J. M. Lonnox, Hsti.to Acent, Auckland. SOL. l?»>f_ GASH, balance on Hullding Pocioty V---» prlnciples-Honso in tho City, with freehold allotment. Price £175. pnyablo as nbovo.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auck land. ryO FARMERS.—A rare opportunity of pur- X chafing one of tho finest farms in the pro vince at a low price. This is a really llrst-class (arm of 30S acres, mostly fenced and in grus-, a t few minutes wulk from a church nnd railway station. Thia fino proporty i-i situated in tho heart of ono of the moat prosperous rownßhipa in the Waikato, and has a commodious Houso of eight apartments eroded upon it. Price, £25!0.—J. M. Lonnox, Estato Agent, Auckland. 1 |'b FARMERi.-A good little Farm of 50 1 acres, 10 acres fonccd and in grass, with Dwo'.ling-liouse. This property ia near to a rail way station and public s honl. Price, £150.-J. M. lopnnox. Kstate Agent. SiL. 1.-'OK SALE (a Bargain!— Two Dwelling-houses with largo orchard. Price, £-30.-J. M. 1 ennox. Estato Agent, Auck'anrl. B.L. HOTEL.— Country Hotel on tho main Fouth Road, with 11 acros of freehold. Prico, £700.— J. M. Lonnox, Eutato Agent, Auokland. SL. £qOr,-A Pargain-A Fivo-roomcd Cotta.o ow_i_i_. Wltn Ulgo feehold allotment, in tho city. Prico £225. £75 cash, balance can remain on ihe proporty.-J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent, Auckland. GIL. A BEAUTIFUL Now Five-roomed Cottago In Lower Pitt-strcot, newly built and taste fullr finished. A most iW irablo home for any person wishing to live near the city. Prico £300. forms I can nrrango to suit tho purchnser, either by weekly paymonls or otherwiso —J. M. L«mnox. Kstato Agent, Auckland. 7BL. H"10 FARMER*. For Sale, n bargain, a Fine X Compact Littlo Farm of 100 acres in ono of tho bestfarrrung districts in the Waikato. The farm is all fenced, and has a dwelling-house uwn it; in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owing ro the owner leaving the district. , Price, £ 100; £150 cash, balance can remain nnon 1 tho property. 12L. QUBURBAN RESIDENCE and 2 acres of kJ nch volcanic land, all planted with fruit and ornamental trees. This fine little home stead has a four-roemed cottago upon it, and ia only live miles from tho city. Prico, £150. Terms can bo orrnngo 1.-j. M. Lennox. Estato Agont, Auckland, 73L. FOR "ALE (a bar„n n)—A Fino Now Double Window d Store in the rising suburb known as Fdo. Terraco, with fix-roomed cotta.o behind, all in flrst-closs repair: freehold allotment, 33 x 120. Prico. £151); £50 cash, balance can lentainon the property. Thia is a flrat-cla-s inv-stmont.—J. M. L?nnox, Estate Agent, Auckland. FOR S | LE—A Bargain-Suburban Villa con taining Eevcn rooma, with 35 acres o' vo'canio land. All fenced and subdivided into nine partdorks. In addition to the House. th'M nro Bheds, stables, dairy, &c. This fino properly .'s only five minutes' walk from tho railway station. Prico, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 71L. I?OR SALE, a Farm of 86 acres-70 aoros ot which nre laid do-vn in English OraSBCS— only 13 miles from a railway station. Prico, £100. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 671. FARM ofl2ai acres, at Hunua, about ono milo from tho Hunua Railway Station. Price £750.-J. M. Lonnojc, Eatate Agent, Auokland. noL. rpo FARMERS, for immediate sale, a Good 1 Farm, of IC7 acres, all undor cultivation or in giaas, with a Lsrgo and Commodious Family Residence erected thereon. Tho farm is only 15 niilos from tho city, by a good McAdamised road. Price, £1,260.— J. M. Lennox, Estate AKcnt, Auckland. 61L. pOTTAGE, with half a acre of freehold. In y, Papakura. Price, £76.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ri>o FARMERS-A Bargain.-Farm of 101 I acres in Kast Pnkokoho. Sub-divided, and about 30 acres in gra«B. Tho land ia part bnsh, , is well watered, has a cottage upon it, and Is only twenty minutes' walk from tho railway ! i station.—J. M. Lennox. TO FAUMERS.-For salo, a First-class Farm of 202 acres on tho East Tamuk i; all in grass, . well watered. Prico,£7 per acre-J. M. Lennox. EstatoAgont 31L. £1 7 ft— A Bamain-COTTAGE In Cook-stroet, i ~~ ' v with freehold allotment. Price, £175 ---£ SO cash, balanco can remain upon tho property —J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agont. '1.0 FARMEHS-For sale, a First class Farm * of 150 acres, 1!) miles from tho olty, with eight-roomed houso, four stall stable, and evory i convenience. Price, £1810, 2L. rpo FAHMERS-A Bargain.-A Harm of 107 J acres In East Pukekohe, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomed Houbo and overy conveni ence Price, £-190.—Terms can be arranged.- J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent. Auokland. UGK. PUKEKOHE WEST.-Farm of 200 Aores, X adjoining Buckland and Shonherd's; good land. Price, 50s per aore.—J. M. Lennox, 117 X rj O FARMERS and Othors.-Ono of tho X Choicest Farms iv the Province. Thoro aro 217 acres within 8 miles of the city ; quahty of land cannot bo excelled: large nino-roomod residence.—J. M. laennox, Kstate Agent. 73K. «_r For Houses, Harms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland. C Iti O1)-L I « ' g /. TIME TABLE: Loaves Onehunga— I Leaves Auokland -8.30 a.in, 12 noon 2.30 p.m. I 1.30 p.m. Saturday nights— 6.30 p.m. | 11 p.m. SP-CIAL COAOUE6 AS PER AGREEMENT.



Land and Estate Agents JOS-PH Gane, ? I G. k, Clark Fort-stroot. f ( Cambridge, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, i Fort-street, Auokland, and Duko stroot, Cambridgoi riLARK AND p ANE Froiil thelt lofig residence in Waikato, thoir thorough knowledge df tho Various Soils com prised in tho Auokland Provincial Dlstrlot, and their practical accquaintanoe with Agriculture, aro in possession of facts that onahlo them to give tho moat rollablo information to Purchasers of Land ; or, those seeking Safo Seourltios for Investment of Capital. FOR SALK. 800 acres, Houeo and Buddings, partly in grass, ond 60 acres turnips. 200 aores, Houeo and Sheds, IGO acres in grass, excellent quality. 012 acros, unimproved, good district. 1200 aores, improved, good Dwelling, Out houses, Sec, orobard acd plantations. 150 acres reclaimed swamp, fenced and sub divided, 610 aoroe, In grass, good buildings, near rail- Way. 13t acres good cultivated farm, largo out buildings, and comfortable House. Other Properties for Salo, small or largo; full particulars from tho advortlsors. Oil and Colour Merohantß. IVTEW PAPERHANGINGS I\ FOB 18W. Large and Small Buyers of Paporhanglnga wil do well to Call t HOLLAND » BUTLER'S PAP.-HiiAt.oiNOfi, on,, Colour, & Glass WAIIKIIOUBK, 28 & 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND Whore may bo Inspected ono of tho largoat and best-selected Stooks of Paporharrgings ln Now Zealand, From Id por pieco to tho most costly. GILT Sel STAINKD PICTURE-FRAME .MOULDING' ln Groat Variety. PICT.HE-KUAMI-O IN Al.I. ITS HRANOH-S, At lowest posalblo rates, 0118, Colours, 01a8s. Vnrnlshos, Ilruahwaro Scrim, Glass Shadoß, Wax Flowor Making Materials Sec, SCO. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil and Class M_uoiiants. WP HI L LI V PS & SON • Havo received, ex L ATE AItItIV AL S, THE LATEST DESIGNS N PAPERHANGINGS, And In Groat nrloty. FRKNCH AND ENGLISH PANEL DECORA TION- Kor Prlvato Hulk Public Saloons, Bars, Theatres, &a, &c. GOLD CENTRES FOR C-ILINOB. Hessian and Scrim, all qualities OH and White Lend ln wood nnd Iron Paint-, Varnishes, and all Trado Sundries Plato Sheet, Ornamental Photo Opal -llvortvi Pluto ami Flutoil Dial's Glass Similes, Artists' Matorluls Gilt Mouldings. PICTURES OV ICVHRY DESCRIPTION, FANCY Ell AMES, ALHU.MS, SCREENS, SCO., &C, &0, W. PHILLIP PS & SON, D 5 ft 37. OUKKN-STRKKT. Gunsniitna. W. JL B^ zxT »> GUNMAKER, IIV APPOINTMENT Tl> HIS KXU.I.LENCY THE OOVKIINOU OF NKW -I.AI.ANI'. 168, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, Agont for \V, and <*. Scott nnd ■' on's Uiina, and for Hay, Morricka and Co.'s (Limited) Gunpowder Mills, Hoslin, Edinburgh. UAMMERIESS and chokebore GUNS, Shlpmonts now roady from W. and C. Scott nnd Sons, Isouo Hollis & Sons, P. Webley Se Son, Bland & son, W. W, Greener, and other makers. Ilammorlesa Guns .. .. £15t0£..S Double Uroech-loadoi- .. £5 to £18 Single nitto £5 to £7 Double Muizle loaders £2 15s to £10 Single ditto £1 10* to £_ Snider Oarb'nos £3 10a to £i Mai tinl-llenry Rifles .. .. £0 to £10 Saloon l illcs .. .. £2 Os to £3 5s Revolvers £1 to £5 Air Duns, shooting ball or shot £110s Direct Shipments of Sporting Powder Shot, Caps, Wade, Cartridges, Casos, Rifle and Revolver Ammunition, Gun Cases, Gamo Hags, Cartridgo Helta, Recappera, Turnovers, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Jtc, Kj-O" for liird-stufllng. Kikk-kmh puk-iias-li, orKxchangod. Repairs promptly and olllclontly done. __T W.11.11. draws special attention to hia Shooting GALLERY, 10 yards long, where fire arms may bo tested by intending purchasers. Open for Rifle and Pistol Practice daily. DKVITT, UunmaK-r, 'Mi, Queen • street, Auckland, opposite tho Markct house. EBtablishod, 85).—Always in Stook and to arrive by direct importation from Knuland mado to advortlsors own order,—Chokebore Drecch-loadingGuns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Hieeeh-loading Revolvers, Breech-load- Ing Rook and Rabbit R'flos, Gamo Dags, Gun Cases, Powder Flaaks, Shot Pouches, and overy article necessary to complete tho outfit of a sportsman. An osaortment of overy description of Revolver Cartridges, and all tho best Hrands In Sporting Powders aro imported direot from tho makor-8 by tho advertiser, who can tra-ranr.ee tholr good quality. Cartridges for the Knllold, Snider and Terry Kifios. Metallic Cartridgo Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers liborally doait with. Guns Ko-stookod,Browned, etc., and ovory other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. K. Chokebore Hreech loading Guns cheap. Tho largest Btock in Auokland to choose from. Also, In Btock, a arge assortment of Fireworks of tho .best nallty. Flshini. Tacklo oadOiery. WIS. „ O N E S • Having Just landed ox ' Fernglen,' Loch Doon,'and 'Scottish laasslo'alareoassoi* ment ot all kinda of HARNKSS MOUNTINGS ho Is now proparod to oxecnto all orders for Carriage, Buggy, Slnglo or Pair Horao, Gig or Dog Cart, Slnglo or Tandem Harness. STRONG DURABLK STOCK SADDLES, Onr'own mako, complete with Mountß, from £3 ss. Od. Always on hand, a Large Stock of CAB, SPRING CAltr, IDRAY AND FARM HARNES W.S.J, has always a large general stock, com prising Raolng, Steeplechase and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stablo Requisite,, Summer and Winter Horscolothing, Valises, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for \ Saddles and HarnoßS, Compos, Oils, fee FLY NETS IN GRKAT VARIKTY. KLLIMANS EMBROCATION. JUST ARRIVED. *,S iJS-fJiSSSIMPj la,teßt improved extra Btrona PACK g ADDLES always on hand. From 60s, Five por cent. Discount allowed for Cash. W. 8. J O N E S, -UKEN-STREKT. AUCKLAND. i jy/r r s. t\ o w n, STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPER HOBSON-STREE.T. Established 1801. Every Description of Stay Corsets, So Surgical Belts, upon the Latest iMPHOVKo-WN-S. Shoulder Straps Made to Out eh. Country Ordora Punctually Attended lo



j 800 us ana Shoes. ____%____ OK % RELOW AV'.^ATTSTP^v'UiI^M Groat Clearance >i___^i''-^-^^^»--?>'!llRal0 °r x)oot3 llnd _P^-^__-l-_BS^,!Tj-lSnoeß at anunpro PS Jj>l4»r^rr>i!i|i^W)cedentcd low,-giirt 'n.'-'TZ ~'?t~M^ra3DJto mako way for a *o«%k fJ^rWff freah shipmont,- Noto tho address, ' JA.A.'J^''S''' and writo it upon tho tablets of your memory: W. JOHNSTON, Boot nnd Shoemaker, Victoria-8-.et. Great Sacrifice of tho above Goods for Ono Month only. J —_______________________ Medical CCLE'S SULPHUR HAIR RE -BTORER Will oomplotoly restore in a fow days Grey oi promaturoly Light Hair to its Original Colour, Olose, and Beauty, without the slightest chance of Injury. Ecclo's Hair Restorer is one of the beat'offered for sale. It effects its ohiects satis factorily In a few days, producing a perfectly natural colour, thoroughly cleanses the head from Scurf and Dandruff, and causes tho growth of new hair, and preventing it from falling off, Sold in bottles, 2s Od oach. Proparcd and bow hy M. Kcoles, Dispensing Chemist, Howine Buildings, Wcllceley-street, and .old by all roßpectablo Hnh-drossers PROFESSOR JAMES (late of Welling. ton), after yoars of research in which Nature's repository was ransackod, at length dlsoovored tho Medical properties of Herbs whioh wore used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poißOns wero unknown, and which now nro daily tramplod undor foot as useless woodß by thos • ignorant of their virtues. At tention is pointed to 801110 ot tho MarvelloiiE Cures which havo been effected hy the Profotsoi Binoo his arrival in Wei ingtoo. TESTIMONIALS : 15th February, 1831. To Professor .Tunics, Waketluld-streot, Auckland. Dear Sir,—You asked mo to give a testimonial if your treatment should proved effective, and I have much pleasure in doing so. I was suffer ing from rheumatism (swelled knee) for seven years, and you gave, mo some mcdiclno and advice, which has resulted In my being entirely freo from any sign of tho eufforing whiuh before was my chronic state, and I should St ongly re commend all persons similarly nlllicled tc placo themselves in jour hands'.- Youi. faith fully, Mauy Jane Hunt, Wakoileld street. Auckland. I, Dr W. S. Patterson, certify that the above testimonial Is correct. To Professor James, No fl, Brook-street, Oth November, 18S0. Dkall Hut,— Having been a sufferer Willi the liver complaint for years, I waa induced by a neighbour to como to you. I am thankful to H.y your medicine haa done rue niaro good than all tho doctora I have been with. lam now quite well. I shall certainly recommend you tc all my friends, 1 am, yours respectfully, Hl.l-AIIKTH SIUNK, Brook Btreet, Wellington. To Professor James, No 5, Brook street, Wellington. Sin,—l am happy to inform you that my leg, whloh had been bud for the last ei«lit years. Ih perfectly cured. It was first treated for a white swelling, but when I came to you you told mo it wassourvy, and also explained how thoo thing* occur, which I found to be so nnd then poulli cing It, nnd mill, remedies which wero quite contrary to tho complaint, I waa told twclvo months ago that my ieg would havo to ba ampu tated, but knowing gentlemen that you havo treated who were equally us bad in I have been, through their advice I camo to you. Thero are many who object to llieir names in tho nows papers who told nm so, butl thlnkit my du'y to mako It known to thoso who are troubled, thut thoy may know where to apply for rc*ief. 1 havo got fat nnd strong sneo f havo boon mirier your treatment. lam happy to say that I have not the full it '0 of my leg, am freo from pain and soreness, and able to attend to my bimlnest icgularly. 1 nm, yours ever grateful, w. Clark, The Terrace, Wellington, Gth Nov. Thos- troubled with ASTHMA consult Pro fes or Junes. Thoso that aro troubled with DROIMY con sult Professor Ja'mcH. Thoso troubled with INDIGK3TION consult Prof isor James. Three trouble- with GOUT or LIVER COM PLAINT consult Professor James. Thoto troubled with GRAVEL consult Pro fessor J iimcs. Time troubled with BLIND or BLEKDING PILES conßiilt Tho I'rofesaor. Thoso troubled with NEURALGIA consult I he Professor. Thoso troubled with TOOTHACHE eonßull Tho Prof saor. Those troubled with SCIATICA consult Pro fessor James SWOLLKN JOINTS. CONTRACTED CORDS or MUSCLES, LAME or WEAK HACKS coi But Tho Profe-sor. Those troubled wilh LUMBAGO orRHEU MATI.M consult Tho Professor. Chronic caso^ of ASTHMA and Such Like pronounced Ikc.-AM.e by So called Medica Men, thoso are the coses 'Iho Professor wisher to treat on NERVOUS DEIHLITY or INDI3C-ETIO. of Early Youth co suit I ho Professor. Ladies trouhloil with DU) LKGS, BAI BRKASTS, and all other Complaints eon-iul Tho Professor. As hia Treatment Is SOLELY AMERICAN HERBS Which can bo Inspected on tho Premise.!, DRO.FESSO R Ta M E f May low bo Consulted at his lu.ldenee, W A KEF I XL U S T R X E T. II 1 T C HENS CELEBRATED JJLOOD J^ESTORER. Tho Proprietor of the above has lately receive! complaints that intending purchaser- of hi Medicine have had forccil upon them in retail for their money bott'es labelled «8 if in imitn tion of his renowned medicine, but fom.d oi orening to contain some compound total): different, and of no merit whatever. Poor peoplo who havo paid their money awa' expecting to have given to them what the; asked for and reeded, havo been distressed t< i find themselves heartlessly victimised in th. above manner, and have lokl their troubles ti Mr Hitchens. who hereby caution* ille. itimat. dispensers ot medicine, and warns thorn to ceap. from tho error of their ways, as ho will no Biibmit to Biich unfair aud unjust practises, hu will in future prosecute with tho utmost rlgou of tho law any person found guilty of infringinj hia rights, and who is guilty of so serious i crirre againat suffering humanity as to sell i worthless mixture to sick peoplo under th pretence of its being a medicine of high repute. PUBLIC NOTICE Notico is hereby iriven that Mr Sharland (o tho Arm of J. C. Sharland and Co.) has n ' longer any authority to sell " Hitchcn's Cell ' brated Blood Restorer." ■ NOTICE TO THK SICK AND DIS RESSEI N.B.—Any sick persons who have spent thoi all in tho vain hope of obtaining benefit froi any wort-less compound sold in imitation c tho abovo celebrated Blood Restorer are herob informed that Mr Hitchenß will undortako thei euro even now, and will do bo on the expros understanding ot "No Cure, no Pay." CAUTION TO BUYERS. When buying, bo suro you ask for Kitchen' Blood Restorer. ELECTRICITY, THE RESTORER 0' IMPAIKED VITAL ENERGY. Tho medical faculty havo pronounced stron ln favour of Pulvcrtnaehor's Bandß as a powei ful medical agont. Tho following at selectcdlfrom a mass of professional testimony :- W. SANKEY. M.D., " Ernest Stabbing, aged 16 years, son of respectable tradesman. I was callod to bob hlu found him far advanced as a Paralyiio, vor indistinct utterance obliquity of Tiaron, sligl" drawing of the mouth, inability to feed or dros himself, and in attempting to walk when asaiate draggod oue foof. On Sunday, July 30, 187 first applied th» Chain-Battery to spino, and a medicines were dißcontinued, and tho galvanl current adminlatcred; for the first month h rapidly improved. Tho times of operating wer evory other day, and now nearly a week witt out an application. Ho Is now ablo to walk v and down o.r hills alone, and regarded as th wonder of tho village." EDWD. R.S.SHWLDMAN,M.D„M.A., Oxoi " Will you kindly send a Chain Band th. can be worn round the loinß for Lumbago, &( I havo good accounts of your Volta-Kloctri Chains from all quarters. Should you caro t make uso of my name jou are quite wolcoino t do so." A pent for New Zealand : GRAVES AICKIN, Tub Pharmacy; Auckland. A TnuK Story,—A pale, ,thin, and anxiou looking man went into a druggist's Bbop 1 Qucen-ntreet, and told the chemist tho Btory t his troubles. Ho was a aufferer from a chroni cheßt complaint, which inflicted him with man sleepless nights, owing to tho incessant congl His chest felt tight acdconstractedin breathini and tho tenacious phlegm was a continnr source of annoyafc cc and irritation. Ho feared h was consumptive, and that thoro was not muc to be done, as ho had tried everything; hoy over, as a last resource ho would try Aickin1 Sybop of Kcoalyptus, with H-FOPBOt l'liiTES ok Limb And Quinine. Having p« - cured a bottle, tho chemht advised him to shoi it to his medical man, as it was not aquae - romedy, but purely a pharmccfutical prepnri tion of great valuo. In addttion, ho shoui adhere to small doses of pure cod liver oil which could be taken at tho samo timo as th ' Jiiucalyptus and Hypophosphites. A fortnlgl passed, and the same pale, delicate-looking ma • returned to the shop in Queon-streot, and aske \ for his friend the chemist. The invalid then re counted, with a bright eye and hopeful faco, th effects of tho wondcriul medicine. " I soo found the worrying phlegm becomo rnor liquid, and expectoration was quite freo, consr , uent'y t was relieved from the dreadful cougl I feel so thankful I can now sleep at night During tho day I feel a mountain lifted off in chest, and I oan eat heartily and rolish my fooi which I could never do before," Do you thin it posßiblo this improvement would havo take place in ordinary oourao without th mcdiclno?—"Certainly not," the invalid repliec " I had suffered too long for that; however, shall take two hottlos more, and repoi to you further." About a fortnight sinco th same person called upon tho chemist. Ho was n longer palo nor careworn ; a lingo of healthy re had returned to tho pale features of the now cor valoscent patient. He had merely to say, " have called to toll you that I consider you medicine (tho Eucalyptus with Hypophosphitet has saved my lifo. I feel I am gotting bette rapidly, and I should toll yon that although have had remedies prescribed for mo in Sydney Melbourne, and othor places, nothing relievci mo until I got your mcdiclno. I thnnk you vcr; much, nnd will make its valuo known tn every ono affected as 1 wa». I shall note tho address- Tho Pharmacy,' Queen-street. lAdvt.l Wholesalo Agonts Kempthoknk, Pkosskk & co.s New Zea_a_iD Drug Company, auckland,



iranmonsrerv. r a ITU JL AT E AR R i;V AL S i i t i A LARGE ASSORTMENT of the Undermentioned GOODS will be oflered during the Present Month 3 at TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT, 1 -1 FOR CASH ONLY i FOR CASH ONLY i For Cash Only \ Job Cash Only For Cash Only Fon Cash Only " For cash Only J TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT. 9 3 __-_■—» r rodger's, loci-wood's, and Wigfall's .1 1 J IVORY Bfi|NE, AND HORN y 3 HANDLED TABLE, DESSERT KNIYEBandCARVEHo. c John Round & Sons i i 1 ELECTKO-PLATED&N.S.SP.ONB, > FORKS, and BUTTERiKNIVKS. '■ P. ashberky & Sons 3 t * B.lf. TEA JPOTS and ELECTRO -3 _ PLATED CRUE VS. ii ___ t jJ. * J. D ,OKEY ' a 230, QUEEN-STREET, 230. 1 Meet-ie Bells. ■Bl L E C T X I C T> E L L S 5 (FOR DWELLING HOUSES) t ELECTRIC T) ELL S I LECTRIO JJELLSI ) _ T. PEACOCK has net received a shipment o . tho above, which can be thoroughly recom mended to Householders on tho following c .1 grounds. They aro moderate In cost; com -8 munlcation can readily bo made with any or all of the r-oms in tho houso. Single strokes of a P tolcgraphic character an be made, .-r t boll bo rung continuously at will. No dangerous acids aro used with the battery, and it involves > no trouble. Ore can ho seen on operation, and prices obtained by applying to s T. PEACO;CK, Optici AN, . SHORTLAXD-STREET _' Waikato Adverf.i R«inents. ■pvUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL R O B E R T~K~I RKWOOD d (Formerly of Notional Hotol), n Having purchased tho Duke of Cambridge, v will be glad to see his old friends and the n Pnbllc. y R. K. Intends Bhortly to make Important alterations to this Hotel, and will do his best t give satisfaction V y ' — 0 fU" AT_ OIN A_j HOTEL, ° IS CAMBRIDGE -c Numerous Improvements and additions having >t been completed, this Hotel now affords U tho host accommodation to Visitors ir and Tourists. 0 Spacious. Sample Rooms have been provided a for Commercial Travellers. Flrst-clasß Billiard Table nnder the Superit tecdence of a careful Marker. rt /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS, 10 XX °* Arrangements havo been made aothatOnldei for Visitors to tho Hot Lakes are avail able upon short notice. D I- |l_-truetion by post or telegraph promptly " attonded to, ?y AUDUS RAYNES, ir Proprietor. 3B ITU. A liPtiA jLXOTEL ' B KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. . L. U A L L I N, Proprietor. v Visitors and /Travellers will meet with Com 1 fortable Accommodation. Loose Boxes, Good Stabling. ' r; riIAUFIRI COAL MINING COMPANY ™ X (LIMITED). a The Company are now SUPPLYING COAI n, at their Mine, Huntly Railway Station, at thi T following prices :— jj' Household lumpy) 12s per ton ; ( \ Steam (screened) _~._,_.. 10s „ 1, Black _„_ Is lp In Truok-loads of 5 tons, ln bulk. , c Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One re hunga, will bo received at the Company' J 1" Offlco, Fort-Btreet, 10 Orders for other Stations, addresses to tin Mino Manafor, Tauplri Coal Mines, Huntlj Dr and accompanied by remittance, will bi o. promptly attended to. io FRANZ SCHERFF. to „ . t0 ITIELEGRAPH LIJNE OF COACHES W. K. Carter's COACHES will run to th following time-table, carrying H.M.s mail :— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, a 8.30 a.m. as Loaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, oi In arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m. of Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m ie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday iy Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 a.m h. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, jjf. Booking Offlce: GWynne's Hotel, Hamilton. 10 W. K. CARTER, :li Coach Proprietor. y Livery and Bait Stables, ,' S Cambridge, sth March, 1881. s ' w "VTOUNG MEN'S CHRIS TIAI ft ASSOCIATION, | OORNERIOF WELLE-LEY AND ALUERT SHEET 30 ~" ht LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM, in The READIN G-E OOM is comfortably furnished id and is suplied with English, Americar o- and Co'.onial Papers; Napier, New PJj io mouth, Wellington, Christchurch, ani in Dunedin Newspapers ; " Home News ro !.'£? 31,9 Opinion," "European Mail! ;c- "Weekly Times:" Illustrated Journal* h. including the •' Graphic" "Illustratei ts Lundon News," "Punch.!' Sec Sec iy AL-GUZJiVeS-Blackwood's, Harper, d" MacMlllan'B, " Eclectic," and "Ninetoontl ik Century," "Cornhill," "All tho Yea » SgjS&^hßS' "g-tonty.". oto- » t ifi^T™ "Quarterly," "Hdin d, burgh. Princeton." etc., etc.; " Pcientifl. j American, 'English Mechanic," &c., &c Jj Subscription—2s 6d per Quarter, io Tho LIBRARY contains upwards of 2.500 vols id in the various departments of Literature v New Works frequently added. ' I Subscription-28 6d per Quarter, '■j FILES kept of all tho Leading Colonial anc j Local Newspapers. I DRAUGHTS, CHESS, &c, r , Tea and Coffee Provided. a Boarding Houso Register, Employment Registei r- YOU N~~G~ MEN Aro Invited to avail themselves of the advan tages oiterod by the Association. STR aNrh-rc WELCOMED, and allowed free use of thi Rooms on application to the General Secretary V I f? Information gladly given atthe Rooma. Open Daily from 8 till io p.m. "°oni_. j IHOMAS BUDDLK, Hon, Secretary