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THE: AUCKLAND ETEWING STAR; AUGUST 1&



Auctiona. TO-MORROW. THE H A~y"m ARK ET. THE undersigned have received, inatmc tions.from Mr Matthew Edgar to sell, on Friday, August 19, . HIS ENTIRB HORSE, ARIEL, ono of the best crown horses in tho provinco, ana carrying v. ."train of Riddloaworth blood, " which makes him a superior horso for ' the stud. . . ALFREU~ BU'CKLANIV' T O .'MORROW. '' THE HA V MAR KE T. : FOR SALE^ at the . Hayrnarket, on ;i ;-;!•■ ■yßWday.noxt,1; 1 Grey Gelding—Surplus by Ake Ake 1 Ponjv suitable for farm, staunch and per reotlyquiet ""■ ■•-•'■• 1 Grey Marc, good hack, with foal at foot by a carriage horse ' ~ 1 set Tip Harness, with Spring Bar Saddles and Bridles. To finish a contract. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. 1 TOMORROW. . :'T 'HE -H AYMA RX E t/',. SEEI> POTATOES, EX ' Oretl' FOB-BALE; at the Haymarket, on Fri day, 19th instant, at 11 o'cloclr, 36 Racks riukes 32 sacks Hobnrtons 220 sacks ditto Also, 30 sacks Poverty Ray Ryograas 120 socks Bran. ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. PAPAKURA— Wednesday, Angußt 31. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. EAST TAMAKI. POR SALE on the farm of W. Albyn Martyn, on Saturday, August 20, at 12 o'clock, . Ui- \ :'■'■' 6 First-cla'sß Draught Horses . A superior Draught Mare, in foal to Julius Champion Filly, Trap Mare, 2 Riding Horeesi / . - 5j yearling Steers and Heifers An Express and Harness 2 Double-furrow Ploughs, Single Ploußh 2 Sets Three-horse Harrows, Chaff-cutter, and Horse-power Scarifier, Large 2 Tip Drays, 2 combined Mowing and Reap ing Machines 6 Sets Plough Harness, Cart Harness Stack of Straw, Tanks, Dairy Utenails, Sundries. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. W. S, COCHRANEJ IJAS. DAOKE TO-MQEKOWi TURNING LAI HE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers wiil sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 19th instant, at 11 o'clock, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couches, Chairs, Pictures., Carpets, HUt Mirror. Dinincf and other Tables, Cheffoniere, Gilt Cornices, Hair seated Chairs, Sewing Machines. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, MattrasßC3. Bed ding. Chests Drawers, Mirrors. Wash stands and Ware, Kitchen Utenßils, Stoves, Meat Safes, &o. ■• - - Also, at 12 o'clock. i A VerySuperiorNEW-TURNING LATHE. SAMUEL'COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. <>? M Hi ■.';:; r r^-^-^ '•"""' ''-" •pißl'H^ll, BLOCK. SubUo^ction, and on .Deferred Payments on opplication. Cape and Opunakb Survey Districts ■AND n ! Village Settlement of Rahotu. Further Sections of: Land in the above Dfcs trictfl will be opon for application on MON UA x, any of the Deferred Payment Sec Sons will also be decided on the inipeotid at any Land Office ony- Co'm'mlssioner'pf Cirown Lands. \y,:idTif: isaAiw sas/iTJ MONDAY, AJJG^jMn TTN RE DiEiEMiE D / P L E DfiES! •'■ c' ib[ ~:)V''K M L E' W-I »';:« W'teil -fTTILL seHrbn' Monday 'aliit, at 11 W o'clock, by order of Mr,Neumegen,of( the Auiiktond>lioai)'pfflcp,' and Mopts de Piete, Darby;Btreet,' .. « ..->•: UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, •"■ a^perlists,''' '"'■ on tha'Preniißea in Queen-street, next Albert w ifm/A .i ci ••'"!•'Hotel. .J...M' ■■■ laan 510 May:6; Gold Sham and' Key; T3B, t^«M Silver Snuff Box; 753, June 28, one pair %*?SiaartD«B- 1022. Sep 1, SLH Watch: 1028. I S£ di^§Ha^aton 1034, aep 9, GHL tfatdh: S^ 'seD 14 Albnm> 1066,^ep 16.'two Gold! In riStt?Watch and Chain: 1203, Nov Ist, GoLi ¥!i ° . iai7 Nov 2 OFSL Watch; 1212, Nov 3, 4'sli'Silver Forks; IZW.N'ov ,^ Deo4 Locket ana Ring; 1306, Dec 6, Gold IJOZ, weo a, jj" d O j, aln Greenstone, and £ U?; fi Deo r,°GH Watch; 1360, Dec 20, S? 1? 5. nRG Deo 24,.SLH.Watob: 1391, Dec 29, l?i UtV Knife ForkV and Sboob ; 1403, Dec Si, «flT?W^toh!' 1881-33,-Jan 6, Ol*6l Watch and ' ?£ ia?MTffantß/two Rings. Loeketj and Pin ; S, ht r «is BLB Watch,and Chain; 66, Jap 17. fk 3-** Sn Taa fe' SGH1 Watch and Chain; 78, Chain; 60. Jto ™-™* d _. chaln 78 _ Jan n> ■ 84 Jan 24, two Pins and three Studs; Concerttoa,»J.^a"«. Lnßtre flnd ¥>' Jan*-Ml FeW 25.' Bupdle of Clothing;■ 405. Wrt, 2S. Watorprfo£ Co'at.t «7. MarcVl,'2 S «m- 425 March 2,6 Blankfcta: 441, March ?lltowl- 1 Rug; .£&2 March 16, li X ? «« March 25. Coat: 556, April 4,Tr»nsers °°a*4 S t'■■ M§f Aprtl 8, SUk Dress ; 601, Aprjl fl, f^a7«hlvr\ landiaearf ; CW, April 7, Shawl and on^es^6l3 April 8, Bundle of Clothing : ?22, of Clothing; 612, April 16, i^Er^^D^u^: JSSJ ■ U-S Oct. 6. AL. Watcb, H Guard and Chain; U53, uct. d. Watch; lsf, Opt. 16, €? ta; M BOct 20, 2 Books; '1551T Oct. 26, S^g.V.-^WD Oofc 30, SH' Watch; 1571, Oct. SO W, ai?. ;i4fi Nov. t OF.* Watohind Chain; SSrf 'hxng .■l733,-NOT.3o,:2PidtUrey^, Dec. S/^n-li^arrirtfl: 128, Jan. 25, SLHWatcii XUS JnS'oin 133 Jan.' 25, Brace and Bitts; SS d T^iß^haii; «5, Jan. -28, Chain. W,' n % -scoT» <27; ■' Chttift; 1880-3886. 1880.-1396, B °^ cl o/hroir : 3353, Dedi^ 8, ShaWl, &c.l 537. March 2. Coat; 619.;Maroh 4. Coat ana. Sheets ;667;Mmc1i 6, Blanket, Quilt, C Sheets, 3TableClothß,&c; 675. Ma?. 8, Coat; 732,' Marchls,bunaieClothin!?^7sl, M*roh 17, Coat; 784, MaroU>-2l,Mremnant Silk; 825, Mepoh 24, Trousers and Vest; 868, March 29, Coat;BlL March.2s,'Coat 'ana, Vest; 9M,iAprUl, Crousers and Vest • 312, April 2, i Sheets .ttnd^P. Coat; 922, April 2, Tent and' Fly; 939, April %■ Jacket; 975t.APrilJ.8, Qnilt; 997. April •«, Dresa 998 i April 11, Hat, &c; 10M,■ April 11, :coat); 1009L'Anrilll, Coat; 1015, April 11, QuUt;ilo3o, Su2, Coal and Vest! 1062, April 16,'DreBst 1084.AprU 16, DressrMß2,~ April-18."Bunaie 0! .Otothinß H U«5 !i 4.v T fl-.30. Jacket:,.lo6o., April.l 6, ■■;- Trousers;llSi: April -22,,CpAt and.^eßt; 1182, ■ ABrii 27. Bundle' o£ Clothlrjj; 1216, May 2, Coat,t p. 12l7i'Ma»2i Coat and Vest; 1238. May'^.^Rpoe 1 « andt**,S"la*inela;'l27s; May 4;'.Portn)anMu^, • fiulVCuat, and Vest... , _.;';!_ ,'.[ ','.X'\sv;,:tii .C pA B R lEL LSWISr^ ■



Auctions. I B. TONKS, E. C. CARR. B. D. TONKB T O - M O X il O W. AT 12 NOON. I PASTURING "MOUNT HOBSON DOMAIN. .;. B. TONK S~ & CO. HAVE receiveil instructions to let by auction, on Friday, the 26th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. The Mount Hobson Domain, from the Ist of ; September, for a poriod ot 12 months. Conditions at Mart. 13. TONKS <S VO. WILL in future hold Regular Sales'of LandediJProporty every) MONDAY a 12 o clock. ■ a rtioa doeirous of disposing of Houses, Farms or' Landed Pronerty of any description] will plcaso. if possible, furnish partioulars mot) later than Thursday in each wook. B. TONKS & CO. | l!' TO-MORROW. I"DU RH A M Y-AR DS. TpOK SALE, at the Durham Yards, To- JL1 morrow (Friday), « 1 Good Weight-carrying Hack, from Wai heko . . i 3 Medinm-dranght Horses . ; :;,-,, I -2 ! ight-lmrness Horson . . ~.. j,. . 2 Medirimdraupht Colts 1 Good Hack ' ■ Also. f Hacks, Light-harness and Draught Horses. At 10 o'clock. HUNTEK & NOLAN*. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 5. CATTLE FAIR. PAPA XU R A V A KT^ THE lirst Cattle Fair of the Season will be held at tho Papakura Yards, on Mon day. September 5, when a very LARGE NUMBER ot CATXLK will be offered. • ' ;',,.; .At Twelve o'clock; HUNTER & NOLAN. '. P.S. — Intending vondors will please send notice not lator than Wednesday, August 31ut. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. At 11 o'clock. PARNELL NURSERIES. CLEARINw-OUT SALE. ■ TREES, PLAMS, SHRUBS, &c., ,&,c. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS. received inßtruction from Mr James Mason to sell by auction; at the Parnell 'Nurseries, on Wednesday, 24th instant, at 11 a.m., A LA.RGE QUANTITY OF CHOICE TREES PLANTS. SHRUBS, &c. Consisting of -10,000 Pines, Cypresses, etc.. etc 7,600 Ornamental Trees and Flowering Shrubs, etc. 5,000 Fiorißts' Flowera, Bulb3,etc, etc. 1,000 Climbing Plants, etc, 1,000 Fruit Trees of evory description 10.000 Forest Trees, etc., etc 10,000 Hedge Plants, etc., etc Also, 1,003 to 2,000. Orange and Lemon Trees,, well • ■'grafted arid asadrted 400 toßoo Olives, Vines, etc.. etc. Besides a very Superior lot of Flowering and border Plants,etc., eta . ... The auctioneer will attend to any orders to bny up to day of sale. Particular attention ia called to the fine collec tion of Fruit Tr; es, which are all guaranteed, thoroughly worked and true to name, especially to tbe stock of 1,000 to 2,000 Oranges and Lemons, and also to 100 to TOO Olives, Vines, etc., etc.; also to a large variety of choice Flo werlngShrubs and Plants. . ■. 'i The, above will be sold in lots to suit pur chasers, and delivered free of charge, or packed . for shipment, cost price only being charged for cases, orates, etc. , . L E. C GREENWOOD, i .'Pr.K V "') >■ Auctioneer.. \ ' ■ ' Luncheon provided. ale to commence at 11 o'clock sharp. ,' '... Undertakers. BaTABHSHBD 1860.' • , ■ H-ENRY P. HAYWA Rl' Upholsterer, :', Matt bss Maker, anb Funeral Undertaker, GEEY STREET, Al/CKLAND. :.,! ,'. Mattressei Re-made,-. • •.• '~-.-, Fnrnitnre Re-stuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work shop, Grey-street.. " . Hbuens. MA SONIC HO T E li, mA ;| :: . iCOKOMANDEIi.;: ,: ati t W. A., WATERMAN (Late of Queen-street) Bega to inform .the. travelling, community of Auckland and surrounding districts.that he has purchased the abbVe Hotel, and has thoroughly reffovated it throughout. It is the best and largest Family Hotel: on the diggings. . It is "furnished equal to and surpassed by none of the Auckland Hotels. The Bedrooms (single and double). Private Sitting-rooms, Family- Srooma. and Dining-room,'are all that could be desired. The scenery from the balcony is not to bo surpassed. Sample and Commercial Rooms. I Best Brands of Wines and Spirits only kept, I Largest Room in Coromandel for -Concerts, Bails, Political Meetings, and any other Enter tainments. ~.■;,, v -■ I :■■■■.• ■'' f rW.A. W~ATERMAN,- ' ! \ ■ i •, ■ •. ; Pbopbiktor.l ' TTI N G'S A R MS. HOI E L,' rV-i ;.: ...■■ Upper Pitt-street;'"" ' " ':'.'"■'] JOHN LYNCH, Proprietor. i J.L. respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has become the proprietor of the above Hotel, and will always keep on hand 1 Wines and Spirits of the beat brands. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on tap. Good accommo dation for Boarders.: ■■■■:■ ,\. ;: , It X 1 O T E L !, WmLEsiET Street East, ' ;•:-"..,'.' ■-•■" ADOKIiAND. . !■■ ',:,■::;- '■ '," "' l ' ) '". ' ,i, C. A. MARTIN (Late ot,Captain Cook Hotel, Kyber Pass Road). ■ ' Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stouts of the bent '" ' brands only; Milliards, &c. First-clasß accommoiiation for Families and ■'• J ■/, ,', "'. Bparders'. , ~.'' (iO.il ."■ , '" ' Good Stabling. I;. Waiter laid on.' '■'■■'••■ TV/ff .A S; O N TC ■■ HOTEL. H. WHITAKER. E^ VU a k IS. sxA VF, JD • formerly of the City Club [lately of tbe Terminus Hotel, HelenavLllo), having bought the Freehold of tho Whangarki Hotel from Mr Caffler, begs to inform visitors that no i effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and' Pleasure Boats on Hire. tft/TRS. "TJOWN STAY AND CORSET^ v UpPEB HoSSON-ST. I .-;■ .'■ KbtaBLISHED 1864. Every.. Description.' of Stays, Corsets, &c. Surgical Belts, upon the "Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Country Orders ' Punc tually Attended To. F~KEEMAN'3 BAY SOAP WuRKS. SAUNDERS & GILBERT, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, Vicforia-street, Auckland.... . S. S Q< having enlarged their Factory to doublti itp former size, and* made costly addi tions to the pjant, are now in a position to com pete with apy factories in New Zealand or New South Wales, Tbe yearly increase of their ; trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the heat guarantee of the superior character of their goods. A Trial ia resDectfally soiloitod. \-t*r H A N G A R E I. Look in at H. A. McKean's Window nd gee the SPLENDID 'SHOW OF MILLINERY I - AND «V FANCY GOODS. .;Velvet Hsto, from 2s 6d ■ . ■ . •■ ■ iVelvet Toques, from 5a 6d i ...Trimmed Bats, from 7s 6d • iKarialan Bonnets, from-25ia . -,• •, ;.•; >. ' <aPißfc.HE»a;'ss; ' • - 'T-•'':•/."■ j .•HnttmjtoeaHatß.from Is' "' '" ' ', i. •'■9Plush'HlbDi6nsVf«nr(9d. v -; ■>■■•:..' ; Fancy Collarettes, froml3 3d ■ ''" '■■"'"' • "Wo6l Shawls, from 3s 9d' ■ :<ll " ■ : .. '-Small Wool Shawls, is '''"■" "■ :■>"■"—■'■ •■>■ • : ■■'-■Oh'lldren's'PbHiaJiiokets, from is 3d' .' „ ' J'rDa'dies'HoSe, coloured and plain • ■::"'■" <-> <>■•'" "FOX CASH/^« :iJ,



Land and Estate Agents C' HAS. WILLIAMSON, HOUSE LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vulcan Laiik, Auckland. RENTS and INTKRKST Collected. MONifY Inveatod for Capitalists on first-class securitl6S, without Ciiakqb. Six per cent allowed on deposits until invested, MORTGAGES, and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. .BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE AT PEB FOOT I— College Road, 81/ Franklin Road, £1 VVollesley-street.lOO/ Duke-street, Wi Beresford-streot, 80/ Cook-street £9 and 00/ . King-street, 15/ ' Kdwin-streot, 21/ iJercival Parade. 35/ Victoria-street, filO Rokcby-strcot, 10/ Graf ton Road, 57, G Cußtom-house-st. Arthur-Btreot, CO; William-streot, 60/ Vine-street, 10/ Iroland-streot, 30/ Kyber Pass, GO/ Reclamation, 80/ Norfolk-Btreet, 35< Hovve-Btreot, 60/ Brighton Koad, 27/ Haekott-Btreot,3s/ Stokea' Point, 6/ Wyndham-street, £13 Klohmond Road, 15/ Also, in various other streets at low rates. J}4(\(\(\ TO LKND, in Sams of filO andnp **""« wards, on good Beonrlties. /"IRAFTON RoAD, near Choral Hall-Six \X roomed House for salo. Price, £280. "DAPAKURA—BO acres of Excellent Land for X gale, in one ormore blocks, at 70s ror acre. ri KNERAL STORK in Suburbs-Lease for VT Salo. Doing excellent business. Satis factory reasons given for leasing. T AS 6d WKEKLY-House and Largo Allot ■LJ ment for sale near the Eden Vine Hotel, sElOdepoßit required. . UPPICR QUKICN-STRKKT — Five-roomed House and Large Allotment next Mr Belcher's Store for Balo at 21s woekly. £30 deposit required. !LI OTEb for sale or lease In Southern Provinco; JCi firet-class Dosition for business. , I NGLESEA-STRKET—Fine new 7-roomod ■l\ Houso just built; gas and water laid on ; can be purchased on weekly payment Bystem; no deposit required. ~ . TTYBER PASS—Houae and corner allotment XV for sale. Pwea, £250. Easy terms. _ no or—FINK NKW HOUSK for oalo in Nel- SwOOO son-street; flvo rooms; verandah on two sides. teas? terms. n i oa-HOUSK and two allotments for sale. &Lu\J in Newton. Easy terms. n, pn— HOUSB and Stable, with two allot- S/10U Dientß, for sale near Boyd's worka, North Road. Kasytorms. r> O rr-viSRY Comiortable New House for Xs&oo salo, flno view, twenty minutes walk from Posfr-offloe. EPSOM-Gentleman'a Villa Residence, seven rooms, coach-house, stabling, &c. £600. ty 1 n n— Seven-roomed Houso and three allot -3&J.0 / m e nts for sale off North Road; large outhouse, orchard, &o. nc> i n—Kive-roomed House and six allotments XiJilU f or g a i e . portion of the money can remain on mortgage. nnc-Three-roomed Cottage for sale,in Pon 3j">t sonby, on easy terms. rf>o LET—A Room auitaDle for manufaotorlng A purposes, near the Market. GINGKK BEER Manufactory to lot, 15s weekly. , PONSONBY— New Six-roomed House and Workahop for sale; two allotments; two frontages; easy terms. ■ rtngn—Very convenient house in DubUn-at., XiiiOV Newton, for salo washkouie, garden i? l A A—House and good garden for Bale Bear 3&14U Mount Eden Railway Station (terms). oi QA—New Four-roomed House for sale near *13u Eden Vine Hotel. Kaßy terms. UPPER QUEEN-STREET—Fine Corner Allotment to lease for term of years J?QQA—New Five-roomed House for sale in Xi/iJVj ponsonby. Frontage to two streets. i?Ocfi—New Five-roomed House for Bale in £,AO\) King-street; fine garden. Also addi tional allotment if desired. TT7'BLLINttTON-ST«KKT.:-Pretty Cottage VV for sale, near St. James's, Church; gas and water laid on: garden, &o. • | ..., "OARNKLL. —. Newly • finished Six-roomed X House for sale; pleasant view; £380. , Also nnfl Jit £310 ... > • ■ ■ o-icyp.— Four-roomed HOUSE for Bale.Tn'the *J i- & O city, on easy terms. n-i dc—Founroom»d HOUSE- for sale off Col> £,1.00 lage Road; Btabling, etc. ONE TRiiiiC HlLL.—Seven-roomed House for sale; with acre of ground, fully, planted. f'QKft.—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled iOOU stable for Sale^in tfast-street.. Newton i?l A A—HOUSE for sale near Mount Eden 3&1 UU Railway Station; also, one at £200. A LLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSES Built. J\. on the Weekly Re-paymeut System. ■ no Af\—Six-roomed; Douse, all finished, for iuyw gale j n Lincoln-street; large allotment. PUKEKOHK KAST Vldo Farm of 107 acres for Sale, noar Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; little bush; £110s por <iore. /"I REV-STREET—Six-roomed House (new) for VX sale. Ijarge allotment. Also, two shops, detached workshop.* &c, on Very easy terms. IjHOPS in Queen-street, Grey-street, Freeman's O Bay, and Great North Road, for salo. MOUNT ■ EDEN—Large New House, fitted with every convenience (two aoreß of land), for sale. Fine view. ITI ARMS 'also For Sale at Hunua, Monnt Eden " . Walkomitl;- Richmond, Komokortkt, Man gere Paremoremo, Stokes's Point, Waitakerei, Henderson's Creek, Remnera, Cambridgfi. Big <jnd Little Omaha, Karloi, HWerhead. Morn ingside, Mahurangi, Wainul, Om&ru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Okaihu, North Shore, Osrhiwba, Papaknra, &o. Also, see list in Nno Zealand C HAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. Vulcan Lanb ET G. KWIJNG TO N, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, ] NO. 81, QUEEN-STKBET. £25, balance in 3 years—Allotmenta at Mount itden, 06x470. A bargain. New House of 5 roomß, In Beresford-Btreet. Unrivalled Building Sites at Allendale, Mount Albert. The land.is some of the best in the country; it is within four miles of town; has a railway station within 100 yaids,of it; com mands a good view; can be Bold on remark ably easy terms, and in parcels to Buit purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can be made with perßOhs wishing to inspect the property. . ' 10 Acres. Mount Smart, £250. Large House and Allotment, Newton Road, Comfortable Residence in Hardingo-straet (city), £500. ■■ ,-..'■ Kyber Poss Road-New Cottage, £190. Two Shops. ;Eden Terraoe, £600... Desirable Residenoe: in Upper Pjtt-street, rooms,£3so ■ '■ ■' ■-- ■"! "■ " ■' City Property—A Large Allotment in Wakefleld streat with frontage to Lome-street, having thereon two large houses. £700;' Terms: £100 down, and balance in fonr or five years. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE—For Sale, at Mount Kden, near the Public SeWool and 'Bus ter m.inus,"s acres of Good VofcaMo Land,' laid out in garden and paddocks, having theredn a ten-roomed House, stable, COach-nouße, &R. Price, £1200. Land cloeojto it has been Bold : recently at about £400 per acre. Moijinr to Lend. F, G. EWING TO N. T3 ri t i X ■ i!i ENffOOD, * LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Q.OKEN-BTHKKT, . . mE AWAMUTU.-A splendid Farm of 173 .X acres of first-class land (30 .acres in bush), the rest In cultivation; two pretty lakes on the property; 9 roomed House, well furnished, &c 4-stalled stable, cosch-honae, buggy-house, and other out-buildings; large and well stocked orchard, &c, &c. This affords a splendid opportunity to anyone wishing,to acquire a really- comfortable homestead.' FOR SALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bush Land •being lot 16S, and N.W. part of lot 164, Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, Immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company's property; stream through the land. Price low. Kaay)terms.^-R/O. Greenwood. ' - RINGSLANO ROAD, Mount Albert-For immediate sale, a Market Garden; con sisting of 3 acreß of rich volcanic soil, fenced and subdivided, together with3-roomed Cottage thereon erected. Price.'£3so. (72) FOR SALK—Two Choice Farms at Papa toitoi—one of 78 acres of good rich Und, snbditided into 5 paddocks, all in cultivation; large Orchard, 5-roomed House, 6-stalled Stable, &c; frontage to Great South Road. ' Price, £1.000. (84) THK other Farm consists of 80 acres good ■ lahd.'fully improved, 10 acres bush land, well watered; New 4-roomed House, &o Price, £iOO. FOR .• jaLK- Seven-roomed Cottage, situated ot the Whau. main road frontage; good orchard, &c.; J of an acre of land, good well, &c. Price, £289. (82) ' FOR SALK—Lot 71 and part of Lot 72, Parish of Waipareira, containing 80 Acres of Good Land, close to Waitakerei Railway Station. Price. £80. Terms: £20 cash, balance by instal: ments. (Land adioinlng £3 an acre). —R. C. Greenwood. TJ7OR SALE—Lot 37, Pariah of Mongonnui, oo r taining forty acres of very ghoice Jand t Price, £50, worth £100. Also. South-western portion of lot 79, containing 83 acres of very good land, joins improved lauda. Price, £50. Also, Lots 14,15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35. The above lot ot lands are a capital Investment, and easy terms can be made—say £25>caBh, balance by iuat.almonts.—R. C.'Qreenwood. TjiOK SAliiG—<SBU Acres-or Land, consisting of sJ? about 70 acres of first-class alluvial flats. - •&c, 100 acras of second-class ploughable fern and ti-tree land, and remainder mostly plough able but rather poor quality land (though Buit able for sheep); all well watered by running streams, and situated about 12 miles from Auckland' on the east, coast of the harbour, . ha ring fine sea frontage, with bold cliffs and , nice sandy bays, good fishing grounds. Land ' on both sides taken up Bcd'asttled upon. Price, 30s an.aore.l TeTns very easy—say £50 cash, balance by monthly instalments, or £300 may remain fora term at low interest.—R. C. Green wood." .—— FOIVSALKt-5 miles from Auckland; ;5 to 20; A ores of Good Land well watered; close to KOod'roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station; suitable for anyone wish: Ine'ifor small dairy farm, audio keep a horse and-lfyeotit'ottowni the aspect being to the ' HorthrEast, arid yiew good; locality, Mount Albert, and the land adjoining being qll takep -ap •and valued at1 four times' the price aßkedfor this land, viz., £1210s an aore,!payable'on the ■ deferred payment ayEtem, or us agreed. R. C. GRE,EN WOO D, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, Queen-street vyMKATO T.ANJD A GENCY, : CAMBRIDGE. ■fi =~&., E. COTTON & CO. i j Have fob Saik— 1 LAND IN, W A I E A TO, i . In BloCkßOt f ronl ' , '• 1000 TO-2O;QOO^iP RES';:;; lo I * i •> .orriOMj :.'Also,i .; ':i •i | V>i''-!SEVB!ItAL'iCHO^feEi]?ARMS. ~-j;-r i, !: , u .> GenSral Agents and Auctioneera.; . ~;•"■.: "' Consignments ot Produce, Mercbandlße, 1 have our best attention, and ISalos promptly at,- j fMlnie'd.*:y "'.!,,'<■ '-■ h "r sobia^vi oHj i/s ir>t-s, o ;' Oopioa of our Land List sent on apjlloati" ■ I bwMJ



Land and Estate Aerents. THE GKKAT NORTHERN LAND ABENCY. Queen-street, Auckland, N,Z. perties of Evo;.'y Description For Sale. CataloquKs Post Frbk to Any Addrkss. House, Building, Mortgage Insurance aDd Sur vey Agency, Money to Lend at LOWest Cur rent Rates on Glood Securities, Properties brought under Land Transfer Act, and Transfers Effected. T. W. HICKI3ON, PROPRIETOR [Late Inspector in, and holding hi-jh testimo nials from Survey Department.] Authorised Surv.st.or, and Land Bboker sed Under tho Land Transfer Act). Jm/D T HSIN O X Estate Agent and Valxtatok, QUKKN-BTRICICT, AUOKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARE'S. No Charge to Lender or Investor. .TflliliA1 REBIDIINCE.-A Charming Villa, » con?manding a magnificent view of tho harbour: about 3 acres of pasture and shrubbery. Price, £1000. —J. K. Lennoi, Kstate Agent, TniVK-KOOMED VBRANDAH COTTAGE. ---4? Commanding a view of tbe barbour ; free hold allotment. £.;i0 cash, balance of £250 oan remain upon the property at 7 per cont.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. BEHKSFOKD-S .'I(KET — A Beautiful Six : roomed Residence in tho City, with water and ' gas laid on ; allotment, freehold. Price, £110.— J. M. Lennox, Hetato Agent. PAKNMLL— 1 wo Houses, with large freehold allotment, commanding a good view of the barbour. Price, £350. 'I erms can be arranged. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. , C|'O FARMKKS—A Groat Bargain—A Good -I. Farm in one of the beat farming districts v the province. The land is good, all sub divided, and in grass. There is a six rqpmed QwollinK-house, and the necessary outbuildings. rhisfarm is oifered a great bargain, as tho iwner has left the district.—J. M. Lennox: SUBURBAN RKrfIDKNCK-For Immediato v? bale, a Suburban Residonco containing 6 rooms, with upwards of 4 acrosof voloanio soil. l'ho land has (roncugos to other stroots. There s stabling, eow-Bhed, &0., also an orchard. ?rico, £475.— J. M. I .onnox. * LEXANDRA-STUKKT—Allotment 80« 1«, n. fronting two streets, with two Houses built hereon. Price, AI'X). Term tcan ba arraneod. -J. M. Lennox, Hta.ate Acrent, Auckland. • TIO FAKMKK3-Flrst-clasßFarmof 216 aoro3, JL all subdivided into convenient paddocks iouie in grass, otherß under cultivation; good irehard, 6-roomed House, and all convenient mtbaildinKS. Price. £1600.— J. M. Lennox. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT — One of the J Choicest Allotments in the Suburbs, pear he Parnell Gramraar Sohool, 40 x 250. Can be iad in one or mora lots. Price, S2 5s per foot. Imost boautifoi view of the harbour.—J. M. jennox, Kgtate Aaent, Auckland. 89L. "|IO FARMKRS.-A rare opportunity of pur- X. chasing ono of the finest farms in tho pro vince at a low price. This is a really first-class 'arm of 308 acres, mostly fenced and in grass, a '6w minutes walk from a churoh and railway itatlon. This fine proporty is situated in the mart of one of tin 3 most prosperous townships n the Waikato, aad has a commodious Houso )f eight apartments erected upon it. Prloe, 82500.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. >2L. I\O FARMERS~For Sale a Farm of 137 acres at Rama Rama, with good 8-roomed roal- Jenoe, dairy, eto. 'I'he farm is subdivided and mostly in good Koitlish grasses.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auuklnnd. rpi FARMERS-A compact Homestead, com- JL prising 37 acres of first-class land, all sub divided, and in urdaj, with commodious resi dence. This fine property is only 4J miles from & railway station.—J. at. Lennox, Eatato Agent. Auckland, y 'I'O FARMERS.—A good little Farm of 60 I aores, 40 acres fonced and in gmss, with Dwelling-house. This property 1b near to a rail way station and public sohool. . Price, £150.— J. M. Lennox, ffßtate Agent. BIL. .' ABEAUTHfUb Five-roomed Cottage in Uppnr Pittstroot, newly built and taste fully finished. A most donirftble home for any person wishing to livo near the city. Price £300. Tennß I can arrange to suit the purchaser, oither by weekly payments oi- otherwise —J. M. Lennox, Jtstato Agent, Auokland. 76L. " rpo FARMEft:'. - For Sale, a bargain, a,Fine X Compact LI ttle Farm of 100 acres in one of tho bestfarmlng diatrliits in the Waikato.' The farm is all. fenced, and has a dwelling-bouse noon:it; in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owing, (o the owner leaving the district. Price, £100; £150 cash,balance can remain upon the property. 12L. ' ■ • r-i-i'»i! FOR a «LX—A Bargain—Suburban Villa con taining seven rooms, with 35 acres of yolcanto land. All fenced and subdivided into nine paddocks. In addition to the House, there are sheds, stables, dairy, &<:. This fine property is only live minutes walk from the railway station. Price, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. Auckland. 71L. FOR SALE, a Farm of 96 aores-70 acres of which are laid down in English brasses— oply 1| miles from a railway Btatlon. Price, £400. —J. M. Lennox. Kstate Agent, Auokland. 67!<. npO FARMKES-A Bargain.—Farm'of 101 L acres in Ecst Pukekone: all fenced; sub divided, and about 50 acres in grass. The land is part bush, is well watered, has a cottage upon it, and is only twenty minutes' walk from the railway station.—J, M. Lennox. > • rpo FARMERS.—For sale; a Firat-class Farm X of 202 acres on the Kast Tamakl; all in grass, well watered. Price,£7 per acre.—J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent ?4L. rpo FARMERS—A Bargain.—A Bsrm of 107 JL acres in East Pakekohe, about 60 acres in grass; a 5-roomed House and every conveni ence. Price, £490.—Terms can be arranged.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. Auckland. IJ6K. ri O FARMERS and Others.—One of the A Choicest Furms in the Province. There are 217 aores within 8 miles of the city : quality of land cannot bo excelled: large nino-roomad residence.—J. M.. Lennox, Kstate Agent. 73K. esr For Houses, }*arms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." - ~J -M.-LENNOXv - "•■■ " Estate Aoent ; AnqKLAND. iVpnetian Bunas. \'"";. ;: . 'tkade mark; ■ . ;..', ' .': ,; THE AUCKtANU «aS. VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. iESTABLiSBED 1864. EEC AMIERICANPINK VENETIAN > BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail. Blinds sent vo all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notlcu on remittance of order. Our Blinds are Lighter and Cheaper than the Imported Iron blinds. j: .-A, "A'N;P;-Av BU;S.BT:.: : :: | iLato M. Hortoo' Bnstiy), » baotioal Bund Makebs & Wirk-Workebb Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Sana Auckland N.Z. | Oil and Colour ; Merchants.:!..',-',. ~Kf EW'< VAy E KHAN GIN G S -L^ ■ • >,ob 1880. ■■ ;. ; ,'•;•/ Largo and Small Buyers of Paperhangings w ' ; , 'do well to inspect . .. , HOLLAND & BUi'LER'S , _ PAPBIIHANUINOB, OIL, COLOUR, ft GLASS : ~, j.;,, 0 .WAREHOUBE, „,;, .-; j fl ji) . ,'. 28 &> 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND . Whero may:be inspected one of the U largest and best-selected Stocks: ■ ■ ofPaperhanßingsinNew ut.li • ••! . • • ... i . Zealand, From ii per piece to the most costly. GILT a STAINED PICTURE - IrRAM MOULDING! In Great Variety. PIOTURB-PHAIIINO IN ALL ITS BRANOBOS, At; lowest possible ratea. Oils, Colours,. Glass. Varnishes, Brush\i are Berlin. Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials Sec, &a. HjOLLAND & BUTLER, ~!,Ou, and Class Merchants. . F..A.-P. J5 B....E.CALN G~i ..N G,S,~ WHITE LEAD, &0. j W. PHILLIPPS & SON '\ Ahe'Nov/- Landing, ex Loch Dee, '; - 450 PACKAGES i ,-. .,■■■ i.. ; P; : A:! F;;E,) R'-H" Ai-'W'-'G.'r'-N ,G;;S J '" SCRiMS^nd HESSIANSii .«'■ • ■■' ! OILS, WHITE LEAD, , ZINC!WHITE.BPATENT PAINT, , | ' COLOURS, &0., in Wood [and Iron \ SILVERED, POLISHBD AND ROUGH PLATE, ri Okkamkntal, Photo,-and" Common Window ;':'.;: glass, ;i» i' ■ VARNISHES '' , BRUSHES, ' '■'' ""•- ;' ' ""'■ '.AND,'1'" TRADE SUNDRIES, Yr . x hillipps & Son, 95 Ifc 97. QUEKN-STREKT. HjiIJSKST Cured Watertord Cut Bacon V (Prlze-toker at Melbourne Exhibition) >Tew Oatmeal, 2d per lb; Cornflour, 6d per lb Pestle's Milk Food for Infants, 2s per tin . , ilothor Siestel's Curative Syrup, 2s lid per bottle Yorkshire Relish, 7id per bottle 'uperior Potted Beet and Brawn Vly stock of Cigars and Smokers' Requisites generally being far too largo, I have decided to clear a quantity at a shade over cost: talking Sticks from 3d:each r. -. «> first and second, quality Meerschaum, Goods yerylow ;' ' " * .. ~'■-■'■<■ i;1 U very cheap line in Camordn's Tortoishell Tobacco, to reduce stock (quality the best) 0,000 Cigars and Cigarettes ; much of this stock must be cleared^ <m >; '. in .: ;■ i:-..i Wi t )i.8.-The Finest CutTObaccoß in the Cityi' FREDBT. WHITEHEAD, ,'A 1;. /. Goneral Importer, i cash. ,; ;-f ■■■■■:' 85, Victoriß>streeU" 'i Sm ■



•Merchandise. E. pOKTSB & C C ■WHOLESALE ANT) RETAIL RONMONGEKJ AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND IHIGH STREETS AUCKLAND. IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, &C, &O. Respectfully invite all Persons BUILDING 1 or who may contemplate Building, to Inspect their Stock of BUILDING MATEBIjAL* Comprising :— REGISTER STOVES, MARBLE MANTLEI JIECES, • COLONIAL OVENS, I MINION'S TILE HEARTHS, ELECTRIC BELLS, BATHS, CLOSE FIRE RANGES, From 36 to 51 lnoh, with Skirtings Or Coving : Plates, Forks. &o. : \~ I—^M-^ ftlJElilZg C Q L O N.I A L O V ENS i . at Greatm Rbduo^d.Pbioes, Ashes Pans and Tile Hearths Marble Mantelpieces, in various colours: thes will be sold ohoap Goal Vases and Punlonlans, with loose linings FENDKRB, with, electro-plated etoel moun ings; made oxpivsaly for this climate Fire Irons and Qonl.Box Tours, &«, Eclipse and Duplex Kerosene Lamps ani ■ Chandeliers . ■ ■ One Largo Glass Chandelier for Candles 0 Kerosene Door Mats and Brußhware Umbrella Stands and Marble Tops Tables India Rubber Door Mats Knife Cleaning Machines, 3toS kn os Boot Cleaning Mach nei Door Scrap - s, with pans or bars American Washing Machines THE LADY HELP X NIF E CLEANING MACHINE MANGLES, WASHING, & VrINGINC MACHINES. NortH British Company's Tndiarubbor Beltini l I ■;■, and Sheet Rubber, Bar Iron, Stoel, Blaol and Galvanized Sheet Iron, Iron' am ■ Copper Tubing, ■ Boiler and Ship Plate Gum Spear Steel Mining and Contrac ;. ' i tor's Hequlßites, &c, &o. : , BUILDERS' 'IRONMONGERY Of: all kinds : , .Every Requisite for House Building, in oludlag Klectrio Bells (these are of ver; snperlor quality), Pioture Rods, Til ; ■• Hearths,' High 'Pressure Rango Bollert '<■ i ... Castlronand Enamelled Sinks ! Lavatory Basins,' W, Cloaotg, Enamelled Caa ' Iron Baths, &0., &o.' ' ' . •< Revolving Ventilators for Sohools, Ohnrohc '. j &O..&O. j ~,,. V,, q ..'. rioan Tinsmiths llools RANDALL'S BTEEL DISC HARROWS. "pi DOETKE & O°" HARDWARE IMPORTERS, AUCKLAND.1 Rktail Business;— ; 10 2, QJT HE N-S TK E ET. WHpLESALE ANJ), IRON tAKD'': ---; '/''..'„'■'' HIQH^STiiEETjADOKLAHD .. .'■,.■'■ All Goods Caebfullt ; Packed AHI , 1/ ,•; ..»,; cX ..r .mi.'. :<> i-. .. ■-» a-iiu.l ---' FOBWARDED WITH DESPATCH. ' '



j i j-g; . .Merctig,ndis. );;;-;;; nnHii home shuttle' ameihcan X LOCK-STITCH ) SEWING MACHINE, THE BKST AND MOST EASILY WORKKD FAMILY SMWING-MACHINK IN THK MAKKKT, ; 1 •■■■■■' Without Urgahd. to Pbiok. 5 With the.Machine . furnished—Hemmor: Braider, Shuttle, Bobbins Oil Can, Oil Scrow Driver, Five Needles, Gauge, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong case, without extra charge. , It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitch, and gather, and sew on and gather at the same time, and will work equally' well'on Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk Cotton, or Cotton Thread. . : No. I-HAND MACHINK, Reduced to £A,' N.B.—This is also adapted for1 use on talbes and Treadle, which we will supply at any i time, of elegant American manufacture for £2 5a frfa 2—MACHINK for Troadio use only, having the very great advantago of Doing set ■ level with the tablp, complete, with ele gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with hand eorne • polished top, complete, reduced to I . .£6ss. ....... .; . ■■■■■■ NO. S-MACHINM, with polished: covers as I above, to lock and proteotmaohine, re- I ' ducedto£77s. 1 Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC TINES are not procurable we will send ther* Jreot to purchasers oh receipt of romit ttino referonoe. " ••' ;"' ' 8 JJ V B R V Q. E N. U I.N: B HOME-SHUTTLM SEWING M AC HIN E 3 ' ■• ■ ISSTAMPKD' ■">>'■ ■ . M. M ° s s & O o' SOLE-AGENTS. ; SYDN' BY, N. S. W. ir BEWARK OF GERMAN AND BIRM^ J INGHAM IMITATIONS. TIA . ~.,, ! l SOLE IMPORTERS! • ' L. D. Nathan, & C,a Auckland. • ' ■:.; ; ; We have appointed the undersigned Sole' R etell Agent for , Auokland, whore the genuine Homo shuttle Machines are procurable gy.time payments. Illustrations, Speoimons, and Tuition free of charge. ■ > : . . GEORGE H. POWLEYi . | SHORTLAND-STREET rt-i " Ep REE :. ri IFT S1 The Proprietors of . Wolte'b Aromatic Sohibdam Sohnappb, to induce the destruction and prevent the improper nse'of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protect tho Public against frana and deception, have enclosed in the wrappers o under the labol on the quart bottles Binoe lat Ootober, 1878, and continue to ,pf Kwky Day; i Ackinq,.. | Thrbughout Soar THREE obi ORDERS, Wh.oh are drawn upon the undersigned, and will be cashed by .their Agents. ~~, ;. . To seoure these Gifts the Pablio must be ' careful to ask for, and accept nothing ~,;! but tho , J ' " s Gbkuikk Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, , r With our name upon the Top Lab : .. AGENTS I' 'I'"' i L, : , D. NiTfIAUT & 06., ! ■ •' •• "AUCKLAND ■ .L. D;']N; ATHAN-:&:C aj SHORTLAND-STRRET, '■■'•; / : , AUCKLAND^ ir ' ■• j Tobacco and Cigars. •, ; We make this trade a speoial branch of our business, and keep a stock for all. requirements, as will be seen by subjoinedlist of qualities now on hand, viz.'.— ' . ..''...; VKNUS— ' '.'' ' .'r;,i ,'.' '' ' ' ',•' 10's,1 running M' to the lb.". In quarters, halves, and threo-qnarter boxes •:■■■■■• ■■ '■ ■■■ '■ 6's in quarters, and 3'sands'ain small boxes ! ofsay.2olbi ■.-■; , . ,^.. ~-j • ■ Double thick s's pookot-pioces, double thick i - :6V,-and lb. lumps, all in small boxes ol about 201bs ■'• ■ r. 'i Nailrod and Twist in quarter-boxßß. RION-iffs. aromatics- s mol : Flowor of Nations, 53 and f's Pooket-plocea. Double thick, s's Double thlok, Pocket-pieces . | Planters" Twißt, 12-inch Twist 12-inoh Gold Bar and Sponge Cake These are in Bay 201b. packages.: '',■.,., ;Tho above are from the celebrated manufac tories of A. Cameron and Sons,.Richmond, Virginia, whose 'tobaccos are universally such avourites with the Now Zealand smokpra. . In addition to. above we have the following brands, principally in halt and three-quarter boxes, and running 12 to 14 to tnelb..:—Sterling } John Mahonoy, , Barret's Crown, Royal fcitan * darci, andßolio Brandon. • ■ .■■'•<■ ■; v•: •'. AND FOR ISLAND; AND 'NATIVE i. I j'■■■••'■ ■''■"''■> '(';- trade,,; -'; ;:;;;:: ~;;^l , :;. | ; : ARRKTS TWIST, in'quarter 'tierces,. ■.: ti ! ■ ' With, large asßortment'of : :i ■'<■ ■"'■ ir Havana and Manilla Cigars, Cigarettes, . j And'Tobacoonists' Sundbibs., ~,..,,',;.; $i I |L. o D.:> .nathan H1 co. ■>» B •»' ;':.■'■■ ■■ ■ ] ■- '■'■■ DIS^UIT, UUBOUCHE & UO'S CELEBKATED PALE BRANBY. We have always on nan'd tho ftDove Cele brated Brandy, m bulk, bases, on star, four star (very old, mild), ftaslu, half flasks, quarter flasks, crystal rrols decanters, and 2:Gallon Crystal Vats. , : -L. D. NATHAN & GO., : : Importers, ' , a , KEID BROS'-. TX)G'S HEAD BOTTLED BEER. THIS FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER IS TJN KIVALLED IN THE WOULD. The ALE, being brewed by Bass & Co., from tbe celebrated Burton-on-Trent establish ment, and only purchased by Messrs. Keid Bros, when in a matured state, and fit, for BottliDg for any Climate.- The STOUT comes from the equally famous J Dublin Brewery of the Messrs. Guinness, -~ whose name for Quality stands unquestioned. On sucb a foundation Messrs. REID BROS., being expert Bottlers, have produced an article only to be appreciated when tried. Unsparing atiempts are being made to confound the general public by the adoption of a similar trade mark, and to"prevent this'is. the1 object pf.thia advertisement."•/•" ~;■",',,' 'V,' .••'",'|'-'" .';:,.;;;, i»j). naxhan ■& l 'cdv ■• I«V* f1 ,' i '''.'. . .'".'■..'..80L8 CONBIONBE3 OF; .'iyi' -.!:':V/;j■ ■ I V.'RHAD BBOSVDO6»aiHEAD'BEBRr ''■'>', I' i ' . s .SQEiB IMpbRTERSI'"' Sfti' u'' u^ {» JjjaiDifrAfflfa^NßfjJS W>oS CO,



Money. -. - MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £200 " and upwards, at 7 Jior cent. JACKSON & -RUSSELL, ■• Solicitors, Fort-strcot. l?QAnn TO'.JjEND in Sums of £s<iO *»W \J and upwards.- If. Ring, Short land-Btrost. ', : , ■ ■ . ,' . ■ i : "1%/j O-N^Y TO LEND on Mortgage ot J Fir^ l as a Freel l oldSeonrmes fcoLffiMAN> ' : . , : Solicitor. ! ncr of Queen ana Shortland-streetfl. UNEY Tv i,I£NJL), on approved1 BeCUrity' K.K.TYLER. ' Solicitor, Vuloan Lane. ( jM ° *■E ' • *••' Money to Lond on Mortgage cC Freohold Securities!— George Frasor, Public Accountant, Investing and Estate Agent, W. S. Qrahame's . Bond, Fort-3troet, and, No. 6, South British Insuiinco Buildings, cornor of Queen and Short 'and-streot i__': ONEY TO LEND, in large or small Bums, at -jsual rates of interest, CONNKLL & COOPKK, i • ■ . i Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. :TOISDON LOAN OFFICE, JIJ Under Theatre Royal, . VICTQKIAiSTRTtET. J. HAFT is prepared to oifcr advantages to persons in want of accommodation. MONKY ADVANCED FROM £5 TO £500 ON i, , ■ PERSONAL SECURITY. ---;' ■. , For instance- Persons borrowing £5 receive £4 103. cash. „ ,' „ £io „ ea , „ . '•'■ ■■' ■■„ £20 „ £18 • „ . Ropayablo by 10 instalments o£ ild. in tho £ per : ~{ week. . . ■ • Moripy advanced on every description of Goods. , Alll transactions ■'entertained; nnd Morioy ad ; •: vancod without delay, if security uDuroved of, , . .. . Promissory Notos discounted at greatly reduced rates of interest. A UOKL'a'JMD YE i^JVI.AWJSJST. .£%: CO-OPKRATITK BUILDING ANU INVESTMENT SOCIfiUY.' ' . OlPIOB:—93, QUKEN-gTUKKT. : LOANS Rrantod upon aDproved securities of . freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following rates tor every £100 borrowed:— ■ Repayments extend- Pw _.- Total amount.. ■, tag over ™; WEEK- Repayable. b. d. am. ' i iyearsi- .. «. • 12 c 130 0 0 ..■SyenreVi w-i. iwrnr* J 143 9 2 I . B.gears. _ _ ; 7 6. 166, 7, 6 . lOyears- J „ 6 ? ' 162 16 3 tur Further particulars may be obtained, on application at the Soclaty's Office. ''■■ ;■ JOHN BATGER, ;,,.,.■■ ■;-■■.-.:.■, Seorotarr ;yiCIOHIAN LOAN AND md- COUNI AGENCY. , i HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, '. : I ,/'.;;.:, !'.li . ■ ■'.' Ol '■■' ' '•'! : The above Agency having Openod a Branch in Auckland 13' prorated to Advance Sums of Money, front £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Proporty, shares in Public .companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills 1 Discounted Daily.: Renewals effected* ' " To accommodate Borrowers, Loan of (say) Maybe rer.iu<i in inßtiilriinnts o losperwook :.;.;'" :■-',''£2o- ■'•■■ t ; : : : ;;:'-:. <: Mayboieiwi in instuliJiema of. 10s per wculo cr ijy auy uiLor mutual .- t reeuiont., . All communications, either I personally or by letter, strictly coulldential. Address—• i i \ : ■ ; HvliG U..- S I\RB K-T, iM V. : ' • j (Next Ane!:lcnd Hotel), far Box 80, Post-office ■ tJmbrella ; Maker. ■VT-EAXLY, . WuldKLy, ( CHEAPLY XI (My Motto.) . ~ ~ ' j .'"'.: •~.1, . ' ■:■.,! i .-. -.:!■ .'•'oo-.i IST, For partloolara apply to ._ ' ■ • Practical Cutler arid Urobrella'Manufacturer,' ■ CtaEY-STREETi " ; - '•' ■;'' ," Saddlery. W: S. J 6 NJS S • Haa Just landed ex ' Avona,' 'Coro nilla,' 'Oxford,' and s.a. 'Norfolk, a Large Ascortment of Seasonable Goods, comprisine ' Horse Covers, good durable, articles lined and Bhauod, from 15a ; Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines; Buggy Gig,' and Carriago Lamps; Race Saddles, &c. >;;.-.<ii'< !»: '■■ ■•' ■■■ '■•■■"■-' ■ ■• ■■ ■ - i Mora toarriveper.'.Hadcione'and'Ashmbre^ ' STRONG DUKABLH; «STOCK SADDLES.' '' ' '■ Our ownjmakol cpmploto with Itfouiits, from ;; £3 ' v" v'-;i;'ss..:" i> A"dd. WATERPROOF BIDING APRONS , Our own niako, beat1 quality,' and latest ! ~ i:.,. ~. i improved shape. !! ; ■ : : W.SiJ. nas always a large general stock, com ; prising: . . . ■ . ■'~ .. . HARNESS OF ALL KINDS, : Racing, Steoplochaso, and Hunting Saddles, and; BridleSji,Stable Requisites, Summer, and Winter Horseolothing, valises, Portman-. , teaux, Couritir Bags, Waterproof Paste for ; , Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c . :'■ ililiiMANiiS KiiBRbOATIiON,' ifUST ; i :■ ih ud ■ ■■■!• ■>-arrived.- :'"•';■; ;" ",';;, A large stock of latest improvod extra ftrontf1 1 PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 60s. : Five per oent(!Dißcount;allowed for Cash, '■ W. ■..,. ..§.,, I >J-, .0!..- ; ;N,! !i: .K -v's, ;.. ! ,ii ( ;,QmcH!N-STRi?KT,:AUI)KI,AND.;i ha D. EVITT, CJnnraaJter, 'Z4A t . Queen. • .street, Auckland, opposite the Market, > house.' Established, 85.1.—Always in Stock and' to arrive by direct importation from England made: to adyertisers own orden—Chokebore 1 Breech-loadini; Guns. Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breeoh-lbad. ing Rook and Rabbit R'floß,-Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Ponohes; and every article necessary t;>'complete the ontflt of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver CartridKes, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by .the advertiser, who can. guarantee thsir good quality. Cartridges for the Krifleld, Snider arid Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, iChllled> Shot and Other speci alities ..always on hand.; Country dealers . - jdcOiftyrith.Gnnsße-Btooked.Brownea,, etc.; an t every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices . Notice.—Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable :C. XV Chokebore Breeo ■ loading. Guns, cheap. The .largest stock in Auckland to chooso from. " : Also, in stock, a arge aßßOrtmont of Fireworks; of the beal nalitr.M Flahine Tackle )i!i- .:•. ■-•.... :; _■. T)rrV, i H1,,.A/':if : g.-'a;' v 3r'"e .'.'i.; ! in[ , YOU SHOULD GO! TO ,I,!' .".'./' '■ ' r ''H.'.V ~A.[ l '.M.p If'-iirAyNi' il<w> .;,. ' '... , ... ,;■ n ....FOB;. ~. |. k \. .<■:'■,. '. " • Horrock'B Long Cloth, s}d to lid , • '■ , ; : Grey Long Cloth.id to 91,^ J, , ~,. Grey Twill Sheetinjr, 2 yds wide, Is 2d to ls'3d Wolsh Flannels, from'ls to Is 9d ~| >| ~: ; . Kaiapoi Flannels, ls'6d to 2>i 3i Large \ arlety of Shirtings; 7Jtl to 103 Lace Window Curtains ' ■ Short Wjndow Curtains, in great variety Splendid Blankets, from 12s 6d . Qniltß, Coloured, from is . Toilet Covers, from IOJd.- ■ ■■■■■-: r ■'-■' ',; -FORCASH. !' 'f :;. AUCKLAND PRICES AT H. A. MoKKAN'S : FOR CASH, i; 1 ■';* [Agent for,the "Observer ; ~., XST. [H A N. G A: X EL GO TO H. A. McKKAN'3 IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRBS3. : French. Cashmere, Is 3d to Is 6d per yard.: : Satin Clpth, laid to 25;., .. ~.„{. ■=,•,;,. Col, niagonal Cloth, from lOdper yard \ '■'". ,'" Blach Lusters, from Is ■!"' •■ v! ' 'H"' M ■;/ •>'•'<> •■ Fancy Gardbroun, from6d ■• ■ ■■<■ ■< -»• ■■i--«r.).: Jj-jius Winceys, froihsJd, •'■ ■ ■~,-,;/ \,,,[, \ v ... • l ij ~.. i Plain and Embotsed^yetveteens.from 38 lid ~." ;'! ;'SPL^Ni>ID'VALpE>oR; cAsHi,;,'" A gent for the Auckland Music Warehouse



On Sage. *~ I; BT oN X s « ' CO.! o Agents foe Sydney Papke MiiiSi . Have always in stock afjLarge Supply of PAPE R, comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Qroy and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared, to indent; any sizes, qualities, or colours-re auired. . ■ J These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to be superior to Imost (im ported. : Cavalier Frire's Genuine French Brandies • American Carriages American Harness. To Arrivb Farm and Express Wagons ' American Fireproof Safes,s&O.,!«CO. B. TONKS & CO. |p O X S A L E, m casesICASTOR OIL.JIn bulk ~ 100JdrnmsSLINSEEDSOIL,iboiled|and raw 10 casks ! i, ~ 6 casks COLZAEOIL ; „.,,,, ,- : 20 drums ~ >, i . ,i .. 20 drums TURPS. r, .!; w. s. la . tr.r.R. i :e, 7, Wyndham-street. fIO AL! COAL! UVA LI WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, ' if ..;;; ~r , wnANGAREi. ;" :I n' r',,!! OEFICK •,, No. 8, LOWER QUEkN-STREET. . W. S L O,A N.E,; I.if V ■ .... AGENT. . . j T3 UL L H■KOX HE R S . HAVK NOW LANDING, i . ■ ■ ..'1,200. PACKAGES, '! Consisting} GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES| ; yj'll AND lIAVB FOE SALE— i| AMERICAN KANGKS AND:STOVES BARBKD STKBL' FKN CING 'WIRE ' . DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNSACES, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, &C. &C &o. -; Ag.'ents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Sootch ' r ~; Whiskey. ,„,.,, ■~,. .. ;.,, ;. HULL. BROTHERS, . . i Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchanta' " ■ Quoen-3treet - . ' Kauri Gn*ri Stores. Bre: water ■ Free find-Bbaded St^an Albert-streat. ; rri he or ay ma shet, ;i, ,'.'.' 105, QUEEN-STREET. ' ; ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE .2 "White Tartarian Oats , j •Klack Tartarian.Oats :Heavy Feed Oats (whole and crushed) • Jeed and Feed Barley (Feed) "Vetches, Field Peas and Beans -:'■■: Thite and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed '■■ Wheat • ■Now Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and ; ... crushed) , . ;•■ ; Cocoanut,and Linseed Oilcake - ~■, ~ JPresS'ed Moadcw and Oaten Hay ■Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps liinseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed ■Coarse, Fine, and Rock.Salt: ~, , •; . : Bono'dvst of all grades , •Guano—Peruvian, Hnon, and Long Island ■Grass and Clover Seeds . ■> ' ' Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &o. ■ j, New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A new importation of first-class Bulbs; Garden ,• j ■.:. and Flower Seeds of all descriptions ■ Seed and Kating potatoes ' v Ornamontal, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, &c:; from the celebratedTiursery . ,i of Air..O. S. MuDonald, Newmarket. ' .: ; HESKBTi, & AITkENi - i .. rj Merchandise. ' >•''. I .'j' ~ ..Qiteen-stbebt,;.Wharf,; ■■ :.<i HAVEMO N SALE ; , (EX EECBNT ARMVALS) :| .I I A LARGE STOCK OF ipEAS,; s gUGARS, ' QKOCERIES, ■i ;ii,3M iti lIUS As p .','";_■;. QILMEN'S gTORES, : ,\: '~' Comprising— V ~...,.', ; ' f . FINE .TEAS, in .half-chests and boxes . Victoria and Sydney Companies' SUGARS Mauritius and Fiji ditto -'" . CANDLKS—BeImont, De Roubafcr, &0., &X. Starch;. Blue, Soap, Soap Powderß,.&c Currants,. Figs. Barcelona Nuts, &o. ■ Klemo; Muscatell, and Sultana RAISINS 'Jams, Candied Peel. Marmalade, Jellies Brown & Poison's andßrown's CORNFLOUR CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, iKeaenoea /Van Houten'B, Taylor's, and, Fry's COCOA °' andCHI)OOI,ATK "NeavesFood.-Maizina ; '".'■ ,' '■' Saladand >.;astor Oil, Hair Oil, &o.' ' . • ■ . Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &O> , . ' lilaoitins, Hlacklead, Veßtas "BICE. SAGO,'TAPIOCA; ARROWROOT Salmon; Lobsier,;Sardines, Cod-fish, Ling, &C; I Butter, Cheese... .i; ititinj . .-. n '•' HAMo an,d BACON . ~ . | "WaShing and'Carb. Soda ' ' ' , i 'Tart&rli) Attid. Cream of Tar'rl ! -Paper. Paper Bags, Confectione Bags : AMERICAN CANNKD FRUITS,. &0.-. unj '. , - _,&C.,. ,'",,&£(■','. , O- ~.;■ ~; | , G.,,..^Y"r... o^en;:j:;, c,q.,;;.•','':' ■ .V ' ....\ '"QtrSBtNsfREKT .WHABB1. v iW ;; J V,; .HAVE;ON'SAiE!:"^.'V.',. .:' | '300, sacks.Week's Crown Brand FLOUR . ; '600 '' , Wilson, Harraway & Co.'sFLOljß j -109 '■„>■' R. Anderson's' FLOUR "' •*" " ' : 600 r,,;; AuoEland Ground (FLOUR Hi fli : 100- „«. Wood's" Star "FLOUJR II iv I CO tons „ ' Make, &c, in Small Bar ' 800' sacks HEAVY OATd ' r™ [ji '500 „ TARTARIAN SEED OATS' - 1 .600;-..»,.(•.-BHAN.andSHARPS fiuoa t :\.<. i 100 ~ ,FOWLS',.WHEAT., . ■ ■„, ~ i 800 bags' Western and'Westall'a FINK and 1-juJ !■■■■. COAKSK SALT"-- ""l; <':- ■"■■' ! 200 cases KEROSINE OIL ; ... ■_■■■'■■-■■ 236 bales Grey, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER I r". ■'..■.■ ;^ n 4. BAGS .:. JO . :.;, , QTJEKBN?STEKET4WHABPi '.:f 0 I: : ■'■■-■-■ HAVE ON SALE • »'- ' ' SO cases Prime CANTERBURY OHBKSB '' 30 owt. Prime HAMS and BACON' - 10,.tonsCANTiKKBUEXPOTATOES ... 0 htr; c; w! u:&k a; :s;. o ttfttik l! Sr r4H.i:i ewl ■■■$3>i) '. .i mi :a<i'i \"~ biiil ,i n | t»«Hfii* w llmiU s»ciif,.lShdiaild {«) b-wffvfa : littiilSi'iV ~:..:.,,- t_j_iL *d9i»i-Ki-rj ■-■ l I stiidbS ■':: v/ ■ luslll . >"-::;. liw, .:!;; li-i, i(1 I ";"' ;■;'; •""^^ PbrJs. sii'BowENi .tjirac^ rk6M' Joochow.1 ■;' /JOHN BUCHANAN, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET. I) :iii J■) ■:>■':;;! •''; a iir.ri tteiiJi u& v.i !■</>■>■' LIQUORING SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. -r'-^'-Y rb utiSlf o "W- A';N;:,,SP; x aupqv • mU 1,. REALLY!; GOOD TEA -". . ;.',.,,'.'.,;.-.' -~:, TRY,THB,. :; .. I ,'„, .:.. ;"T.:A |d?4S G-V-: Ail 3t T XJ ~R%," ."'', 'BPackediniib. and'Jlb f Packets, ', : IN) THE'CHINA TEA GARDENS.; " I have analysed an Original Paoket o the TAKPING MIXTURE, and I certify that it is composed of Pure Uncoloured Teas, and admir ably flavoured with a delicate and harmless scenting, which it very palatable. I can recommend It., as being a| wholeßome and refreshing diet; . - ■~:ni : •-;: ■• . ..-.. •-, »i- ; . "B^ABL THKODOR STAtGKR, ,'. ,'•/•',-; •■■•Analytical Chemist, I ,asinituslJ "Queenaland, 1 ..j-j Agent for the.Taopins; Mixtures njf'f ■ >R ■ eHAS.,MAJOR,,. 5 ,;:,;., WHOIiESALE AND SHIPPING GROCKR



... , ; .medical. im ,;,,,<,., 9J j'jy UVBR COMPLAINTS. .;..:,' DE. KING'S DANDELION-ANE* QUININE LIVEH PILLS (without Mer cury.) the; Best Kkmedy fob Biliousness, STOMACH DBRANGKMCNT, FLATOLKNOK, P.Ali>» Between tihc SnocLUBRS, fUi> appetite,' Indigestion, Acidity, llkad-ache, Heart burn', and all other symptoms of 'disordered liver and dyapepsia<,!.Acknowlq()ged by many eminent surgeons to be the safest and mildest pilla for every constitution.—ln Boxes at ls'lja, 2a 9d, and 49 Gd. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the -world. Prepared by Jas. Korke, London. Specially valuable Pilla for residentg abroad and travellers. Sold by Kempteorne, Prosser'& Co. ; " QULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Ex^. C? ternal Means of CURING ' SKIN DISEASES. There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to " Sulpholino" in a few days, andcommenco to fade away even if it seems i past euro. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if ray magic; ■whilst old, enduring skin dißorders. that have plagued, tho Bufferers for years, howover deeply rooted they may be, "t-ulpholina" will successfully attack them. It destroys the animalcule ! which causes these unsightly,' -irritable, painful affections and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. "Sulpholine' Lotion is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2s 9d, i Made by J. Pepper and Co., London, w .■•:;•■ j Sold by Kkmpthornb, Pbosseb & Co. ],: EPPER'S QUININE ana IKON TONIC rouses ann devolopca the nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, 'dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a specific remedy,for neuralgia, ague, indigb3tion, fevers of every kind, chest affections, and in wasting diseases, Bcrofulous tendencies, &c- The wholsframeia greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonio, the ■mental faculties brightened, tho constitution ■groatlv strengthened, and a return to robußt , Health certain. Bottles, 32 doses, 4s 6di'next isize Us.'-Sold by Chemists.everywhere. The 'name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must bo on the label. There is no Tonic so certain in effect as Popper's Quinine and Iron. It is strongly recommended to re3i- I dents in India and the Colonies, and should 'always be kept ready for use in every cast) of fever or febrile condition. ...".'; ''~' '" .." j Sold hy Kempthorne, Prossbr and' Co; ■'•'' ; j__ y ' ■ ; ■ ■■■■■■■...... -jii. I mARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN; j I Prepared only by J; Pepper, London. ■This Fluid combination, extracted'from medi cinal roots, is now used instead of blue pi|l and I calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion ■of the lifer. • which are generally pain .beneath the shoulders, ' head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred ■ tongue, disagreeable taete' in . the moraine, ' giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel ■ ing of general depression. : It sets 'the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly actson the bowels, giving a sense of health.and comfort with.24 : hours. It is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid made only by -J. PKPPKK, Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on every label. Buttles, 2s 9d and 4s Gd. ; Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and. essential medicine for India, Australia, tho ; Cape, and Colonies generally. ;•: ; : •. '■•. >'l [Bold by Kempthornb,' Peosske &•;Co. > Tl/rEDICATED;T7'APOUK "OATHS CONSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS AND SKIN • ERUPTIONS, > ;■ Wear out the patience bt^nio doctors and sufferers and exhaust their therapeutics- more 'than any other disease thai flech ia lielr to. 'because medicine cannot be administered ; through the stomach in sufficient quantities strong enough to eradicate the disease without seriously endangering! the constitution, of.: the unhappy recipient, consequently he or she ia obliged to suffer for months and. sometimes year.-1, and otten in' the end the disease is still running-riot or lurking about their bodies; while their general health is impaired taking noxious drugs inwardly. . .. ; ... noai( ' -f;;;FAibTS ARK STUBBORN TOINQS,. 11,.| V' : " : U: W. COOPER, "if/'^/^j MEDICATED .VAPOUJR, BATHS,;'-. JltiS "'",' ; p Symond-street; ~ ..: n; -j ;„:.•• (Near top of Wakeflbld-street),: . mi Will Guarantee tolCure the most inveterate form of Disease and Renioye all Eruptions from the Throat, Face,; or any Part, of ',' the" Body, no matter from'what cause or'what'lengthof time afl'acted, or what other methods of treat ment have failed, by; the Mkdicatkd y~APi)XXfI Bath, recantly invented by Dr. Harker. Consults ing Surgeon to the Queen's Hospital, Birming ham,- England, where 15,0001 Bufferers 'have already been successfully oured. ;:. hiifi ,noiU Any one sufferingifrom Bad Lefts, Skin disease of any description, on rheumatism, should call or write for medical and private testimonials. ~ N.B;—-As there Is so. much "quaokery adyer-1 tieed, and many people have been disappointed, H.W.C.. to prove the efiiciacy of the Bath and his experience, will bo pleased to.undertake any case without money until the' patients ara satisfied themselves.' ... r' aoDfliw'u i ;:i." . No Consultation Feesi ,mtitttlltt \ The first Medicated Bath in the Colonies was fitted up in March last. A voluntary Testi monial from a gentleman well-known is 'below,; readit— " ■ .-. ■i^s.-.-.-y v ,<•:»,■.,-. n. ..;is . ... . Auckland. 15th' July,' 1801; '•" . MrH. W.Cooper.Symond-street,) jjiiiJJgjj Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in bearing testimony to rthe great s curative., powers of the Medicated Vapour Bath' .estab lished by yon in this City. For the past five years I have been suffering -from- a' mostvirulent diseass entirely cpnfinedi.to the face, called Lupus Kxederfc, or NoHi-ime-tan-, gere, which; so far as 7 i an learn,'completely baffles tho medical facu \iy to onre; Their efforts are gene.aliy directed, toward?,,arresting-the progress of the uisease by cauterising ■ tho ulcers. This'treatment I, underwent for many months, till' I could stand it -no' longer;1 Tha disease itsolf is at all. times extremely painful and irritating, but the remedy was worse, 'and was wearing me, away .fast; besides,, if only ' healed' : one spot to"1' forco it out iOtt another,;'.' Still the '-disease waa there,.and clung tenaciously., to ..the< chin,1 and spread through ipy whiskers, along both, aw-bones.; under my chin; to the throat; It was at this Btalge'l commenced*taking" yowt baths; X have now hadvfourteen. .[Theiufeera are almost oompletsly healed, and, the oisease), to a great extent arrested.. My'general health, is verymuch'improvedl since I placed inyßelf under, your, treatment, and cramp iin my-feet and legs,.which 11suffered,intensely, from at night, aid now ailments ;Of the,past. I,look forward with: Btrong hope' that by continuinjj : these. baths: for some time; longer the diseasa' will,get-thoroughly.;:eradicated', h. strongly! ■advise anyone suffering from ulcerations of auy, : kind, no matter how long-standing, to consult, you and try your Baths', B3 I feel satisfied'they1 will got sure relief.:.. ■?": has t yfutßW mUm -■;] rttnlv/ Iremain.udearsir, bad tui\ ,rmoa [~ |j ..t !. . .-,,■, .;.Yours,very,gratefull3!\,-j lAm::i [ irt rt^n'i Mf'J'. f. pLBLAND;DIOKSON^ii 1 LJIM .DISEASE, 4N,qj['PJjfcNT-',CPK!i , SUMCPTION. BRONOBIAL AFFKO . TIONS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING, COUGH; ;' And kindred Co'mßlaintBI'affecting' tn'e'cKes'i';1 the Mucous Membraneß of the Throat^''' ''' )ilu ■■■:: and; Respiratory Organß, are i" viiT • Stjogessfuilt'Combated and CURED 'Bir-I AICKIN'S SYEUP OF 'EUCALYPTUS* > O:1tl hlfOH »C>' 'WITHI'-' ■'■'■' >' iHWUtbM HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME «? ' ■■ Hi io ASD QUININES ■ • »«obi*9j The eminently eatisfaotory results of thl s com bination of Bronchial Stimulants, Tissue Ro paratlves, Nerve and. Blood.Tonics, added to a Special Cough Calmative withjfebrifuge action plainly show that at least we have arrived much nearer to the Bolution of the auestion,""ls Con sumption Curable?" A..; / i. . Dr. Milner Kothergill (Practitioners' Hand ißook, page 178);—" \Vhat is of-much more im portance to us here is the question of what ara the circumstances which affect tubercle; iwhich^ keep it. away, or, encourage its, aijlvancesj.qri) ■vrnich'arrest its progress when established, and, stay'it ravages.1' The hopeless, pathology ot> Laenneo and Carswell had nothing but a' gra'vO I as the futmy of those »ho were smitteh iwithw tuberclei, ~TNow we, know that jecovery, from,, conditions -actually tuberoUlouß,"ot,tending to " tubercle; is very, common." ■ '•;■'...• ;n»i«J »*»o ,The wonderful; effect of)Aickin'sHSyrup'ot! Bucalyptus,,with Hypophosphates.pf | Lime, and t Quinine, In the treatment of Piiimohary and Broqqhitld ' C6mplaftits, ' verifies 'Df McCall, Anderson's, statement .■> (page 180,': Clinical' Lectures—Galloping Consumption): ,'• That-s^ob,; then, are the kind of of cases which should: be, , brought under the notice of those who.in' these . days of scepticism, are inclined to sneer ati the' efßcaoy of drugs." .',,. .:■■■ : l-'\-iimif The. Syrup of .Eucalyptus-jwith HynopKpgiur phites'of Lime and Quinine, he not a'PRs: tkntiotJS nobtbdm, but a simple Pharma." ceutical ■• preparation,; combining valuable* agents that are chemically, and physiologically * compatible, and much recommended by eminent modern physicians as being specifically ' adapted for the diseases indicated in this notice. ■ Before confidently recommending this remedy to those afllioted with.Chest ,jComplaints,. tha ■ proprietor has an abundant proof of it!> efUcacy., Constantly recurring evidencois afforded of the great relief to sufferers, many of whom tender voluntary testimony. • ... , j n; Address . , ~ .. v , '' ■ ' THB"PHARMACY;': JF|! 1"';"': •:<.; . ; QUBEN-STRBKT, ACOKtiaNDi - "'«"■' >'*■> Agents: The New-Zealand Drug; Company, Auckland, Wellington, Christohuroh, • and Duhedin. ■ ' '''•-■.■'■■,■ -'■ n "^'', ' BttuiSTEBBD TRADB JIARK—A PXKAMII^ ■' ~ , B" ALp!N.E':S,S' ; ; I S";C'IT X Asl.Bt'\ ■~,' ' bs; using ' ~,■.,'.,',•.,,,-.,(,.■ ~ BAKROW'S PYKAMip.HAIB ;[;■ d ■;;,.;; pkoducer.;;/-;.,,.../ m^ j O % This Grea,t Scientific Discovery, H.Scott Barrow S WONDROUS . PY KAMID -HAIR Is a pnrely'Natural; Vegetable; Riisterer ''oi'tba ;<ii' ;.; ,r;'SAIR i <)I(I BAUD HBADS.! I £II««|D)o3 is also guaranteed ■to produce ■ the 'rifost' : LUXOKI4NT WHIBJIKHB AND MOUSTAOHOIB,' I To Soften and Beautify the Hair, „,!,.',,-: TO kbadicatb fiANi.ntri.-p, and ' i \o -;.u: .Witha single application, ;.;.:.' .)f; To Ahrbst thk Falling Opf ov tiie Haih ■ in the most obstinate casos" of Febrile ',' Disease, Debility, and the many other J causes so fatal to the Growth and, - Joautyof Natnre's Gi latest) ' .: ' . ' Ornament.^ Price, in bottles (one month's us !'„. " is. ,1 ! Price, in bottles (two months'use) _ .. 7s. 6d To be had of all Chemists throTJshout.the {Colonies. AGKNTS in Auckhind :-Aiokin, Chemist,': Queen-street; J. Edsox. Chemist Queen-sc /^OALSI COALS!! COALS.nj', V NEWCASTLE, . t ' - AND OTHER BEST CLASS CQALSj' And also FIREWOOD, ; / POX SALE, AT LOWEST KATES. ;' 2 '- '.: ; V;.; jF. Ai TWINAME.: ' I»So)j Coal Yards:;FPßT-STREET.: ,' i:;'."J s SS