CORRESPONDENCE.

REV. MR BREE ON EDUCATION.

(To the Editor.) 3lß,—The tone of Mr Bree's letter i, generally good, though his timid w sv 0 ' dealing with the Old Testament iv Uuo'liine . carcely becomes a ripe scholar or Christian Our Saviour and the Apostles dealt with the Old Testament just us Mr Bree does with the New Testament, as infallible. " Third, not I am come to destroy the Law or the Prophets; I came not to destroy, bat to fulfil," said Jesus. "Had ye believed Moses' writings ye would have believed Me," He said also ; and, again, " If ye lieve not his wriliugs, how shall ye believe My words. Prom a child thou hast kno,yn the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make thee wise unto Salvation through faith which is in Jesus Chti.t"—2nd Tun. 3 C ' 15v. This was said and written by St' Paul, of the Old Testament only. Why should the Rev, Mr Bree have scruples and fears where the Saviour and his Apostles, had none whatever ?—I am, &,<•.., •Jous Bull, —«

REPLY TO MR BREE.

(To the Editor). SIR, —I am obliged to Mr Brcc for his prompt reply, at the same time it is not at all satisfactory, when we are aware that our community comprises various denomina tions, in considering agrr.it public question of so much importance. It is, to say the least somewhat presumptious to ignore minorities' Both the suggestions of Mr Bree are calcu lated to make invidious distinctions amongst the children which must produce ill-feeling sectarian bitterness, and a want of that entire concord which at present enables all classes and all denominations to be taught under the same roof, and by the same teachers. Mr Bree must find bouic other design to deal with this difficulty, other than one which, while professing to be a means, is, in reality, a plan to please those who are content to assume their own in fallibility, regardless of the feelings and convictions of others—equally assumed and with probably more real warrautry.—Yours &C.j Mosaic,

COLLISION BETWEEN THE ALBION AND ISABELLA PRATT.

(To the Editor.) Sir,—The unanimous decision airived at by Mr Barstow and the Nautical Assessors en Saturday in the above case, as reported in your issue of that date, will .surprise most seafaring hied. To hold that the master and officers of the Albion were blameless and the master anil crew of the Isabella Pratt entirely in fault.is certainly something new, and if such decisions are to hold good, all recognised rules will become null and void. Hitherto the rule has been that steamers have to give way to sailing vessels (vide Article 17 of Regulations for Prevent ing Collisions at Sea). If the decision come to on Saturday is to hold good, all sailing vessels, particularly coasters, are to be con tinually on the alert, and whenever they see a steamer, or the smoke of one, put about immediately, as the steamer is to keep on her course, and not supposed to keep a look-out for such small fry as coasters. I have no hesitation iv saying that the decision is bad and illogical. The officer of the watch seems very hazy about the matter of look-out, and the helmsman seems to be the only one oa duty that saw the schooner before the col lision, although it is broadly asserted that more than one man—not on duty—saw her more than a mile off. No officer being within hail, he would not alter his course without orders. If he bad put his helm hard astarboard when he first saw the schooner, the collision would uot have oc curred. For a Court of Justice (for I assume the Court as constituted is supposed to be such) to hold that the master and officers of the Albion were blameless, is simply a farce, and savours strongly of toadyism. If the master and officers of the steamer were vigilant and a proper look-out kept, they would have seen the schooner a suflicient'distance off to alter their course so as to avoid a collision.—l am, &c., Master Mariner.

THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

(To the Editor,) Sir,—The action of the Governors of the Grammar School will be watched with conniderable iuterest by both patents and the public generally. There is, how ever, I find a pretty wide-spread feeling of uneasiness as to whether the Board will, in holding the inquiry, keep hefore them as the ultimate object the improvement of the school, or will they subordinate everything to personal consideration. In other words, will the matter be decided by the vote of the majority according to the members present, be they Mr Teuton's supporters or Mr Macrae's friends ? I hold, sir, that the Governors have already allowed the charges made by Dr. Purchas to remain undecided too long, and Mr Anderson has to thank the [Board for not clearing his character before. The way the Board has backed and filled, first on one task and then on the other, has disgusted most sensible men. With a plain duty before them the wonder is they have only now been .made to begin the work of renovation, and I think it is evident the idiosyncracics of t'ae past] aic owingjto the want of unity of purposeamong the member?. It io a healthy sigu that the enquiry is to be public, and if Dr Purchas fails, 1 am cer tain other action ..ill be taken, as some parents of boys at the Grammar School will not be content to see the highest school we have in Auckland deptived of its usefulness and the boys ruined because certain in fluences are at work to keep up the existing bad state of things. When, sir, shall we have from yourself or your contemporary, some good leading articles on this important matter. The " Herald " cannot get off the personal ground, and treats only in its articles of Mr Teuton, Mr Macrae, Mr Anderson, and Dr. Purchas, Why does it not go to the root of the matter ami tell us wherein the condition of the school has been wrong and can be improved? or does the "Herald" consider the school has been so perfect that it cannot be improved ? In common with many others I do look to the press and the Board of Governors to set right whatever is wrong, that our boys may not reproach us hereafter with sending them to a school where both their education and moral training were neglected, aHd that Auckland boys generally may take their proper place when competing with Southerners,—l am, &c, Divide et Impera. __!

ST. DAVIDS BAND OF HOPE MEETING.

(To the Editor.) Sir, —With your kind permission I beg leave to correct a statement made in the report of the above meeting held in St. David's new church ou Monday evening, the 21st inst., and reported in your paper on the 24tb, that some kind friend to the cause managed to shut the grs off from the school-room and the meeting had to adjourn to the new church lam sorry to see such a report circulated in reference to anything belonging to Lt. David's. It would have been more manly and honourable for some of the gentlemen connected with the Band of Hope to have sent for some person who understood about the gas, than rush into public print with such an unfounded state ment. Had they sent for me, although I was busy up till 11 o'clock that night, making goods for our bazaar, I would have gone ten times the distance to put it right for them. Tor the information of all connected with the church, I beg leave to make the follow ing statement:—On the next evening (Tuesday), the gas business was reported to me by the ladies of the Sewing Bee Com mittee. I promised them I would see to it, and went up in time to light, but found the gas all right with the exception of a little water in the meter, which has often occurred before, owing to no water-tap beiog in the fittings. It did not take me more than two minutes to run it off and light, which 1 have often had to do on a Sunday evening, with out making any report in the public press about it being shut off. The Band of Hope seems very fond of a good old song, and I suppose they thought it would co much better in the new build ing with the church organ than iv the schoolroom ; but I would advise those con nected with it to refrain from indulging too freely in song-singing in St. David's new church, for it was never built for that pur pose. I hope, for the credit of the Presby terian cause in Auckland, that St. David's will not be turned into a singing saloon, — Yours truly, 1. Stfvenson. Newton Road, February 25th, 1881. P.S.—I make the above explanation owing to the keys being left at my place.— R.S. [Several of the above letters have bom in type some time, waiting a chance of in sertion.]

IHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. MARCH 1,

Printed and published by the Proprietor. Henry Brett, of Symonds-street, at his General Steam Printing Office, \\ yudham street, in the Province of Auckland, J.CW *W * land, Tuesday, 2__sch h W<



Auctions. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. TRADE SA LE OF GENEBAL GROCERIES, CANDLES TEAS, SUGAR, BUTTER, &c„ &c„ &o. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Store, on Wednesday, at 11 o'clock— A Largo Parcel of above Goods. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, Noon. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C„ Somerset Place, off Howe-strcct. 11. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from the Proprietor, who is removing, to Pell by Auction at tho Hcsidenco. Somerset Place, off Howe-street, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF FECTS, consisti-g of Parlour, Bed-room, and Kitcbon Furniture, all In good order, having been but a short timo in use. Suite in Green Rep (9 pieeesi, Loo Table, Bruesol Carpet, Hearth Rug. Velvet Pilo Tablocloth, Fender, Fire-irons, Pictures, Ornaments, Curtains. Lamps, Brass-mounted Iron Bedstead, Pal liasses, Mattrasses. Rimu Wardrobe, Wash stand (marble top), and others, W. and G. Toilet-waro, Toilet Tables and Glasses, Cane Chairs, matting. Oil-cloth. Clock, Glass and Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils, &o. MOXDAY, MARCH 7, At 11 o'Clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWNSHIP. THE undersigned have been instructed by tho New Zealand Land Corporation (Limited) to offer by public auction, at their Pale Rooms, tho Strand. Tauranga, on Monday, tho 7th March, ISSI, at 11 o'clock a.m., STEWART S T O W N, OX THE TE PUKE BLOCK, Bay of Plenty District. Stewartstown ia splendidly situated in the centre of tho Block, on tho main road to the Lako District, and within 12 miios of the rapidly rising Town and Port of Jlau- The Te Puke Block, from its position, and tho superior qnaliiy of its soil, bids fair Boon to be come one of tbe meet flourishing districts in tho North Island, and will form the centre of a very large area of magnificent country now being negotiated for and which will ere long be open for settlement. It is contemplated shortly to connect Stewarts town with tho Port of Tauranga by) a Bteam tramway. . , . _ Plans of the Township may be obtained on ap plication to Mr R. Arthur, Auctionesr and Land Agent, Queen-street. »s> Terms of Sale: One-third cash: balance in one and two years at eight per centum per annum. TURNER & BUDDLE, Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. THE PAPAKURA YARDS. THE usual MONTHLY SALE will be held on Wednesday next, at the Papakura Yards, when a large number of Cattle will bo yarded, consisting of— Dairy Cows, store Cattle Calves, Yearlings, &c. Also, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 5,1851. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Thomas Mscfforlane, Esq., Trustee in Bankruptcy, to sell, at the residence of Joseph Greenwood, Hillsborough, adjoining the Pah, at 12 o'clock, 8 MILKING COWS i Calves 1 Trap Horse 1 Cream Pony, syra old Grey Fidy, by Matchless, broken to saddle Chesnut Colt, by Performer Foal, by Performer Spring Cart One-horse Tip-dray Two-wheeled Plough Swing Plough Scarifier and Moulder Set of Iron Harrows 2 Saddles. Trap Harness Plough Harness, &c. 2 Water Troughs Chaffcutter Fanning Utensils, &c, &c, &c. HUNTER & NOLAN. B, TONKS.] [K. G. CARE. ON OR ABOUT TUESDAY, MARCH 22. TOWNSHIP OF HENDERSON 1 FARM SECTIONS. BUSINESS SITES. RESIDENT SITES. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been intimated by Hon. T. Henderson to sell at 12 o'clock noon of Tuesday, March 22, THE ABOVE. Investors, Farmers, and othors, desirous of securing a comfortab'o homestead, within a ehort distance of the City, aro earnestly re quested to visit the above. The Ralroad Station is on the property. The land is gently undulating, well watered by two never-failing streams. The soil is rich and fertile, as evinced by the baautiful homestead and gardens of Mr. A. Bestham. Within a short distance strong ndlcations of coal have been discovered, and at no distant date Hender3on will rank as one of our most thriving Suburban Townßhips. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE MONDAY, MARCH 7. HOUSES — BOND, RUSSELL, AND CHEAPSIDE - STREETS, NEWTOWN. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from tho owner, who is leaving the colony, to sell at their rooms. Fort-street, on Monday, 7th March, at 12 o'clook— Allotments 152, 153, 151, and 155, having a frontage of 132 feet to Bond-street and 105 feet to Cheapaide-street, laid out and planted with trees and flowers, well situated, and having a good view, with the comfortable Cottage of five rooms erected thereon Allotment 121, having a frontage of 33 feet to Russell-str_ot, with five-roomed Cot tage erected thereon Allotment 77, with a frontage of 33 feet to Ru-sell-Btreet, and having a Cottage of five rooms erected thereon. For further particulars app'y to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MARCH 3. THE REM**UERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards on Thursday next, March 3, 150 Head Well-fatted Cattle 100 Fat Wethera Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat Store Pigs, ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MARCH 4. THE GREYHOUND YARDS. TjlOR SALE, on Friday next, 4th March, 1 stack Good Meadow Hay, 15 or 16 tons 1 Btack Good Oaten Hay, 30 or 35 tons. The above can bo ssen at Mr Paice's paddock, Mount Roskill Road. Tho purchaser will bo allowed to lot the hay stand In paddock at his own riak. ALFRED~BUCKLAND. FIUDAY. MARCH 4. THE GREYHOUND YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Greyhound Yards, on Friday, March _, at 10 o'clook, 8 Useful Horses, ex ' Samson,' from Wan ganui, consisting of Heavy and Medium Draught Also, Strong Riding Horses. ALFRED BUCKLAND. -VT O T I C E. '111E HAYMARKET .MORSE SALE Will UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Be conducted at THE GREYHOUND YARDS. ALFRED BUCKLAND.



£Sootr ana fcinoos, TOOK OUT FOR THE BLUE BOOT. C. 15 li OOK E S Is selling tbo whole of bis Stock^of Splendid BOOTS AND SHOES (ICnglish and Colonial) AT COST PRICE, FOR ONE MONTH. A fow lines of Women's Kid Elastic Sides, sizes 5 and G, at Half their Cost, The Largest Stock in Auckland to Solect rom CALL EARLY. C. 15 ROOI- ES, Blue Root, Opposite Garlick & CranweH'3. Gunstmtßs. W. H. H A*AKI)' GUNMaKEE, 163, GUKKN-STIiKF.T, AUCKLAND, Agent fcr W. and C. Scott and i-on's Onus, Boss to announce tho arrival of a splendid ship ment of Greoners & Bland's HAMMERLESS AND CIIOKEISOEE GUNS, together with extensive shipments from W. ar,d C, Scott ft Sons, Isaac liollis & Sons, P. Webley & Son, and other iunkois.. Hammorl.ss Guns .. .. £15 to £33 Doable Breech-loaders .. £sto£is Single ditto £5 to £7 Double Muzzle-loaders £2 153 to £10 Single ditto £110s to £3 Snider Carb'ncs £310s to £5 Martini-Henry Rifles .. .. £9 to £10 Saloon I ille3 .. .. £1 Is to £3 5a Revolvers £1 to £5 Air Guns, shooting bad or shot £1 IDs DIIiKCT SIIir.MKNTS OK SPORTING POWDER, Shot, Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cases, Killo and Revolver .Ammunition, Shot Concentrators, &c. Gun Cases, Cartridge and Game Bags, Cartridge Belts.Gun Covers, Hecapper., Turnovers, Pow der Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c, Eyes for Bird stuffing. Firearms, purchased, orKxehangod. Repairs promptly and efficiently dono. tS~ W.H.H. draws special attention to his Shooting Gailkky, 10 yards long, where lire arms may be tested by intending purchasers. Open for Rifle and Pistol Practice daily. DKVITT, GunraaXer, 'M, Queen a street, Auckland, opposito the Market house. Established, 85.'.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direct importation from England mado to advertisers cwu order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Guns. Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Rieech-loudinsr Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit R tie?. Game Bass, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary to complete tho outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all tho best Brands in Sporting Powders arc imported direct from the makers by the advertiser, who can guarantee their good quality. Cartridges for the Enfield, Snider and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers liberally deait /rich. Guns He-stocked, Browned, etc., and every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices . Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokeboro Breech loading Guns cheap. Tho largest Btock in Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a arge assortment of Fireworks of the best ualitv. Fishing Tackla Waikato Advertisements. IVfAi'lUiUl HOTEL, XI CAMBRIDGE Numerous improvements and additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords the beat accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Spacious Samplo Rooma have been provided for Commercial Travellers. First-class Billiard Table under tho Suporir tendenco ot a careful Marker. /GUIDES FOR TOURISTS, Arrangements have been mado ao that Ouldes tor Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail able upon Bhort notice. BlDßirnction by post or telegraph promptly attended to, A U D U S R AYNEE, Proprietor mHE A LPttA jLTOTEI, KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. L. il A L L I N, Proprietor. Visitors and .Traveller, will meet with Com fortable Accommodation. Locse Boxes, Good Stabling. TAUKS OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL R O B E R T~KI~R KWOOD (Formerly of National Hotel), Having purchased the Duke of Cambridge, will be glad to coo his old friends aud the Public. R. K. intends shortly to mako important alterations to this Hotel, and will do his best t give satisfaction TAUPIRI COAL MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, Hunt'y Railway Station, at the following prices:— Household (lumpy) 12s per ton Steam (screened) 10s „ Slack iB In Truck-loads of 5 tons, in bulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One hunga, will bo received at tho Company's Office, Fort-street. Orders for other Stations, addresses to tho JHne Mana'tor, Taupiri Coal Mines, Huntly and accompanied by remittance, will bo promptly attended to. FRANZ SCHERFF uonvevancea. CC O D L I r. ' S TIME TABLE: Leaves Onehunga— ) Leaves Auckland -8.30 a.re. 12 noon 2.30 p.m. I i.30 p.m. Saturday nights— 6.30 p.m. I 11 p.m. SPfiCIAL COACHES AS PER AGREEMENT. ty-'ELLY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF J_\_ COACHES to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs and Tauranga, leaving Tauranga every Mon day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.; and returning every Tuesday, Tnarsday, 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 reet XTORTH SHORK AND WAIWERA -^ royal mail coach. Time Table:— Leave Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday', on arrival of the 0 a.m. Boat trom Auckland, Calling at the Lake, Lucas' Creek, Dairy Flat, Wado, aud Orewa. Leave Waiwera Hotel every Tuesday Thursday', and Saturday, at 8.30 a.m., for the North Shore, JAMES LORD,-) } Proprietors, JAMES DODD, J GREYHOUND LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE. QUKEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Open and Closed Carriages on Hire; also, Good Saddle Horses and Buggies, Hor3es Broken to Saddle and Harness. A civil and experienced Groom in attendance. SAM YOUNG, Proprietor. mELEGRAPH LIJNE OJf COACHES. HAMILTON TO TE AROHA. W. K. Carter's COACHES will run Daily to the Goldfielde. Booking Office: Gwynnc's Hotel, Hamilton. W. K. CARTER. BEDWAKD'S COACHES TO THE OOLDFIELD.—TIME-TABLK. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Special Carriages provided to Order. B. EDWARDS Llverv and Bait Stables Hamilton. .TIHAMES CATTLE MARKET. BjANKS & CO., STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Market leach THURSDAY, at their yards, arawai, at 2 p.m., for salo of Stock of all dcs riptions, Produce, &c, Consignees of Stock can depend upon every ; attention being given, goodJPaddockJAccommo dation, und Pkomi'T Account Sai_s



mmaumammmma nana——^^~—^ Dampier's Wonderful Bargains. WONDERFUL NEW YEAR BAR. T GAINS,—Most ot tho following Won- . drrfol Hargalns nro in tho Window --grand Lot of Ladies _, 3, and 4 button, \\htto and Coloured. Josephine Kid Gloves (50 dos.), 2s; i.i«lo Thread do, lid; Gents White do. Is; Girlß rio, id; Boys' Summer Suits, Is; Mens Holland Coats, is (Id; Alpaca Dust CotUs, 6s; Ladies' and Girls' Straw Ili'.ts, Od to IsCd; Hoys' Mens'and Rnya' Hluck or Drab Soft Kelt Hats, 2s ; p. few Hani do, 2 ; Hand somo Pictures (framed), 3d and id t Hand' some do (unfrumedl. Id. Co.no and look at them; Mcc Lot of LoVely Gossamer, Diflorent Colour., Is por yd: Grand Lot of Children's ( Boots. 10 to 13, is Cd per pair; Grand Lot of rhildron- Kid Moris, 7 to ~ 3s Gd j 10 to 13, is 6d ; Infants' Hoots and Shoes, 13 anil Is tld ; Ladles' German Pruholln Poo's (sown), 7s | Ladies English Kid Bcots, is lid to "s; Ladles Auckland Mado Kid Hoots, Ss; Nice Lot ot Mens'Auckland Mado hlastlc Sido Kid Hoots, t> to 10, 9s: Haudsomo Tobacco Stands, Is each ; l'iaymp; I'nrds. Ud tho pack: 'I ho Fashionable OrnaminteA l.lack Fans, Is Bd; Hoys' Dux Collars, size, 11}, Id tho box; Men's Stand Up do, Sd box; Nice Lot of Summer llibbon, 3d and Od ; VS'ido Sash Hibbon, Od tho yd: Diaper. lOd tho yd; Ladles' Kink Collars, 21 the box; Handsome Pugarces, nearly 3 yds long, Od; ] More Black Sat(n,3s6dtlio yd; Black Velveteen, 2s 6d; Black Bracelets, 3d the pair: tho Fashion- 1 able Black Snako Bracelet lOd tho pair; . nice lot of Rood Black ■ Velvet, from 3d ; Men's Summer Sox, 3d; Ladies' White lloso, 3}d; Girls' Superior do, Gd ; lot of other kinds, cheap; Lead Pencils, 5d the doe; Memo. Books, 2 for Id, or 5d tho doz! Frillinß, 2d to Sd; Marking Ink, Bd tho bottle: Slato Lining, id tho yd; Uread Knives, la: Childrens , strong, good sine, pretty, Watering Pots, Od ; 2 blade Pampa Knives, Od; Holland Pinafores,,! Is ; 50 yd reels ot Coloured Silk, 2d; Cropo Trimming, Is the box of 30 yds; Crnpo Collars, ■ t 6d each ; large packets Hair I ins, Id; Superior Sponges, liko tho last, lo tho piece ; Men s shirts - Is, 2s, 2s (id; Hoys' do, different sizes, 2s; j Watered Marino, Is tho yd; Merino, diilerent col.urs. Is 3d tbo yd ; Shii ting ' Ij- I'uiVßoxes with Hull's, od, od, and Is; uieo lot of Tab'o Oilcloth, Is the yd ; .Men's Studs, Od tho set- Marking Ink, 0d the bottle; Glass Ink Bottles with Metal lida, Od ; Boot Lacos 3d per doz; lot of Silvered Brooches, Is ; Ladies' Si lvered Sets, 2s 0d ; SiHcred Earrings, Od ; Finger Kings, 2d and tid ; Silvered Necklets, Gd and Is ; Large Silvered Lockets, 2s; Iland.ome Cork screws, Is: Klectro Plated Forks, Is; Spoon', 2d to Is; Knives and Forks Igood size). Od pair: Hurry's Celebrated Trlcopherous, Is 2d tho bottlo; nico lot of Hoot Trunks, is mid 6s; Dressing Combs,3d and lid : Spotted Net for falls, Od th" yd ; Infants' Bibs, Gd; I . ilvered Perambulators, Od ; Toy Whips, id ; Velocipedes, 2d; Work-boxes, fitted with Looking Glass. Scs-ors, &c„ 2s; Tea Se's, Gd ; largo grand China do, 2s Trumpets, 2d to Gd : Punch with CymbaK Is; Children. Slates, 21; Men's Walking Micks, Is Od ; Hoys' do, Bd : nice lot of Scent, Gd the bottle; Piping Cord, IS knots for Gd ; shirtituttons, 12 doz for 3d; Superior Pearl do, 3d tho doz : an immonso quantity of Stay Husks, 2d and Id tho pair; ■ Hooks and Kyes. 3d tho doz Cards ; handsome Metal Dress Holders. 2d each ; tho New Fashion Girdles Gd each: Black and Grey Thread, 3d tho reel: Infant's Feeding Bottles. Od; fresh lot Hair Hrusho?, 1b ; fresh lot Nail Brushes', large, oval, and square, id (and 01 : Tooth Brushes Id; Shoo Briißhes, 3s the set of 3: ladies' und girla' Thimbles, Id each: Brown Windsor Soap. 7 cakes for Is: Glycerlno Bars, 7d tho bar; Blind Tassels. 2d ; largo haud somo Ink Bottles. Is ; ladios' and girls' Um brellas, 3s; largo sheets of Pins, 3d ; ladies hand somo silk Scarves, Is od; Morley's Knitting Cotton. oto 11. Is Od tho lb; Book Muslin..ld ;— Steel Knitting Pins, i for 2d; pretty Kgg Clips, 0 for Is ; splendid lot of Spectuclcs, Is the pair, worth 2s Gd; Slato Pencils, Id tho doz, or Gd tho box of 100: Hair Nets, Id each; Sarcenet, lsOd yd; Peerless Gloss, shines boots without brushes, Ud tho bottlo; a wonderful bargain in nicely bound books, including Nelson's Arithmetics, Is; Broad Trays, Od ; Brass Dulcimers, (tho children can play tunes on them), Is each ; handsome Cut Glass Bottles Scont, Is 6i ; other kinds, fid ; handsome Scripture and other Mottoes, thai hang up, stand up and lay down, Id ouch: Mounted Picture Crosces. 2d each; Framed Pictures. Is tho pair; Black Lustre. 8d;- tell the shoemakers I am selling ladies' Boot Blocks at Od the pair; a few Tomahawks left. Is each; ludiea' Stays, 2s tho pair; lot of -uperior fashionable Stays, Blightly soiled, is; -r-nd lot of ladies' Satin Scarves, Is Od : White Tucked SKirting for Petticoats. Is tho yd; men's handsome Braces, Is; littlo boy.'do, Gil: Towels, 2d and 2Jd ; Honeycomb do, Cd : Tur kishdo. Is ; Satin Tubular Trimming, Id the yd; Noto Paper, 2d and 3d quire; Envelopes 25 for 2d ; Toilet Mats. Is the set, G ; Ladies'and Gents' Hiding Whips, 0d ; Fingering Wool, 3s the head of 12 hanks: other colours, 3d the hank; black and white Berlin Wool, 3d tho dozen skeins ; all other colours, id the dozen; Children's Picture handkerchief*. 2d; Ladies' do, 3d to Od ; Gent's do. 01 and is: piano Brown Holland, Is : Turkey Twill: Is 3d "the yard.-W. 11. DAMPIKH. No. 1. UiiDor Uueen-streot ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND. Those who buy from A. McLsod'S Now Zea land Local Industry Cash Store, and Spring Lathe Mattrass Factory, City Mart, 123, Queen street, opposite T. and S. Morrln, Ironmongers, asdst themselves and benetlt New Zealand. All articles ticketed in plum llgures, and delivered to any part or tho city fr.-c of charge. Country orders promptly attended io. Price List:—Hand Bellows, from 2s to is; Black.miths' Billows, ?Ss Gdto £0 10s; Sand Bellows, for sanding paint Gs; Butchers' Pepper Bellows, 0s; Gardeners' Sulphur or Blight Bellows. (Cs ; Double -Action Bellows, "s Gd; Fancy Bellows, 7s Od to 0s Od; Scrubbing Brushes, "d to Is Gd; Stovo Brushes, lOd to Is Od : Hound Oil Brushes, lid; Bannister Brushes. 9.1 to 2s; Flat Top Dusters. 9.1 to 1b ; Carpet Brooms, 3s Gd; Cocoa Flbrc.Brooms and Handles, Is Gd ; Hair Brooms. 2s to 5s o}d: Sau cepans Scrub?, 9d ; Kpsom Dandy Brushes, 1b Gd: Shoo Brashes. 3s to 5s 3et; Clothes Brushes, Is 3d to 2*; Bath Brushes, Is ; Handled Ctotheß Biushes, 2s 6d; Billiard Brushes, 5s 9d ■ Brcom Handles. 3>d: Japanned Hearth Brushe., 2a to 3s 3d: Flat Whitners, Is 2d tolsOd; Toy Ban nister Brushes, Is: Plate Brushes, Is to Is Cd; Spoko Brushes, Is 9d to 2s 3d; Sash Paint Brushes, 3d to Is 2d ; Paint Dusters, 3s Gd ; Toilet Bnishe", 3s 6d to 33 9d; Flue Brushes. 2s to 2s6d; Typo Brushes. 2s; Corn Brooms, 2s; Largo Baths, 23s to 32s Gd; MiU Cans, is to 10s Oil; Boilers, Gs Gd to 12s : Waering Can», 3s Gd to 6. Gd ; Washing-up Tins, la Gd to 3s : Lanterns, 2s to 2s lOd; Cullenders, Is Cd to 2s 6d : Tin Kettles 2s 3d to Is 9d : Dust Pans, 1b ; Pudding Mould.', Is 3d to Is Od; Small Patty Pans. Id to l Jd: Saucepans, Is to Is 9d; Billies, 8d to 3a: Flour Dredge., Is; Hound Baking Dishes, Od to 2s; Oval Baking Dishe?. Is 9d; Teapot?, Is Bd to 7s Gd ; Col Fee-pots, Is Gd to 5s ; Milk Strainers, 2a to 2s 6d : Bread Tins, Is to Is 6d : Sqtinre Baking Dishes, Is 3d to 3s 9d : Slop Pails. 3s Gd to is Gd ; Preservo Tins, id to 7+ci; 1 Gallon Whito or Stone Colour Paint (ready mixed), 8s ; .-(Jallon, isGd; Quart, 23 Gd; Varnish, 10s per gallon ;J- Gallon, ssGd ; Quarts, 3.; Perambulators, with two seats, 20s ; Single Seats, 21s ; Clothes Bas kets, 3s 6-1 to 16<: Butchers', 7s Gd: Grocers' Baskets, 3s Gd to 7s _d : Fire Grates, 10s Cd to ICs; Tomb Hail-, 103 to 23i 0U tho section ; Sash Weights, 10s Cd per cwt, l}d per lb ; Iron Lasts, 3jd to 1] per lb; Baking Powder. Is Cd to 2s Gd per tin ; Chimney Cowls, 20< to 223 Gil; Kitchen Sinks, 203; Firo Kindlers, 3d per packet: Am monia, Gd ncr bott'o; Cheese Press, 100s; Bul lock and Trace Chains, id per lb ; Chairs, Gs to 8.3 6d ; Wayhstands, Toilet Tables, Office Stools, Sprint? Lathe Mattrafses, 2ft wide. 12sfid; 2ft 6iD, 15s ; 3ft, 173 Gd: 3ft 6in, 20s; Ift, 22s Gd : Ift Gin, 25.3 (all guaranteed for two years); Cocoanut Fibre Mattresse?, to suit the spring mattrasses, 2ft wide, 17s Gd ; 2ft Gin, 20s; 3ft, 22< Cd; 3ft Gin, 25s ; Ift. 27s Cd ; Ift Gin, 30s ; Register Grates, from 32s fid to 37s fid : Galvanized Iron Buckets, Is Sd to 2.3 Cd; Milk Dishes, 2.3 9d to 3s 3d : Gal vanized Iron Wash-tubs, 3s 9d to 10s; Candle Mould?, ss; Stropped Blocks, 153 Cd to 10s lOd the set; Frying Pans, 2s 3d to 2s 9d; all kinds of the best Fancy Biscuits; all kinds of Boots at the cheapest prices ; all the best brands of Coffee on hand ; also Black and White Pepper, and Ground Rice; all sorts of Cordials (includ ing Sarsaparillalon hand ; Flax Rope, fid per lb: Clothe. Lines, 7d to Is ; Household Soap, odto Is fid per bar; Perfumed Soap, from 2d to 6d per cake ; Large Vases, grape pattern, 70s per pair: Square Pedestals, 20s to 22s fid each ; all kinds of Fancy Pottery, at the lowest cash prices ; Drain and Sewerage Pipes; all sorts of Tiles and Sinks at cheap price 3. Open every week day from 8 a.m. too p.m., and on Saturdays till 9 p.m. to enable tho public to Inspect or purchase anything thevreauiro iSaaaiery. XXT ti. .. O N E S V V • Havinsr Just landed ex ' Fcraglen," Loch Boon," and ' Scottish Las3ie' a largoassoir. mentofall kinds of HABNKSS MOUNTINGS ho is now prepared to execute all ordors for Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horee, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem Harness. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss. Od. Always on hand, a Large Stock of CAB, SPRING CART, .DRAY AND FARM HARNES w.h.j. has always a large general stock, com prising Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Saddles and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseclothing, Valisee, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. FLY NKT3 IN GRKAT VARIETY. ELLIMAN3 EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved extra Btrong PACK g ADDLES always on hand. From 60p. Five per cent. Discount allowed for Casb. W. S. JONES, ITJSEN ST*iEET. AUOKLAND. ECCLE'S SULPHUR HAIR RE STORER Will completely restore in a few days Grey or prematurely Light Hair to its Original Colour, Gloss, and Be_uv, withont tho slightest chance of injury. Erc'e's Ha*r Restorer is one of the best offered for sale. It effects its objects satis factorily in a few days, producing a perfectly natural colour, thoroughly cleanses the head ' from Scurf and Dandruff, and causes the growth . of new hair, and preventing it from falling off, Sold in bottles, 2s 6d each. Prepared and Bold ] by M. Ecclps, Dispensing Cnemi3t, Hewin's | - Buildings, Welle-ley-street, and sold by all respectable Hairdressers



H'or Bale. I T.IKI nOLDFIBLD, . WIIANGAPOUA ESTATE. Thiß Property Is now 3P EN FOR LEASE FOR ' GOLD-MINING PURPOSES, On tho following terms :— CLAIMS to bo Tiiiihe Acres in extent. It E N T- For First Two Years _.. £210s per acre For Second Two Years &i por aero For Remaining Threo Years ... ■£6 per ucro Leases will bo granted for 7 Years, ahd will oontnin a Purchasing Clause, to bo exorcised at option of tho Lessee within Olio Year from date of Lease. Tho Leases will be prepared by tho Company's Solicitors, and will contain such Covonantß and Conditions as thoy may doom necessary, and tho Company undertake that tho cost to Lesseo for a Loaso shall not exceod Three Guineas, exclusive of Stamp and Registration Fcos. Tho Survo s will bo made by Company's Sur veyors, and tho cost of any Survey for a Lenßo Bhiill not exceed Five Guineas. C. A. HARRIS, Jon., Mnnigcr N.Z. Timbor Co. (Llmltod). Auckland, ltli February, 1881. ironiHonprerv- XI X L AJT E ARRIV AL S A LAium Assoutmknt of the Undermentioned GOODS will be ollcred during the Present Month lit TEN PKR CUNT. DISCOI'MT, FOR CASH ONLY FOR CASH ONLY For Cash Only For Cash Only Fou Cash Only Fon Cash Only For Ca ii Only TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT. Rodger's, Locewood's, and Wigfall's ivory hone. and horn- HAN D.LED TABLE, DESSERT KNIVES and CARVERS. John Hound & Sons electro-plated & n.s. spoon s, FORKS, and BUTTKB,KNIVE3. P.gAsiiBKRKY & Sons B.M. TEA POTS and ELECTRO PLATED CRUETS. J. & J. B ICKEY 230, QUEEN-STREET, 230 Fancy Goods. pHAELES TT'ELSEY & (TSO., QUEEN-STREET, Direct Importers of FANCY GOODS I FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS I FANCY GOODS I OF every kind. ALBUMS, PURSE?, BAGS, FANS Belts, C_kd Cases, Cigar Casks, &c. Needle Cases, Companions, &c. Combs, Brushes, Toilet Racks Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors Bottkr and Bread Knives Carved Butter and Bread Platters VASES, ORNAMENTS Flower £tandb, Butters, Honies, Dishes Guaranteed BKBT ELECTRO-PLATE GOODS — Forks. Fpoons, Cruets, Butters, Ruoars, Tea and Coffee Sets, &c, &c. Ashberry's Bbitannia Metal Teapots CLOCKS and ANEROID BAROMETERS (Guaranteed) Folding Chairs, Pictures, &c. SELTZOGENES Cricket Croquet, Lawn Tennis Lawn Bowls, and other Out-door Games CRIBBAGE BOARDS Draughts, Chebs, Dominoes BAGATELLE BOARDS And other In-door Games Work Boxes, Desks DRESSING CABE3 Stationery Hacks, Rulers, &c. DOLLS AND TOYS of Every Kind TOGETHER WITH A HOST OF OTHER GOODS! Storekeepers Supplied. Their GOODS being all Purchased for CASH (by their Mr H. R. Kelsey, of London) DIRECT from the English and Continental Manufacturers, C. K. St Co. are enabled to offer ALL GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.



Electric Bells. | ■piLECTRIC TSELLS (POR DWELLING HOUSES) EL E C T R I C "R ELL S I L X C T R I C JD EL L S 1 T. PEACOCK has ust received a shipment of tho above, which can bo thoroughly recom mended to Householders on tho following grounds, They aro modcrato in cost; com munication can readily bo made with any or all of tho rooms In tho house. Singlo strokes of a telegraphic character can be mado, or tho boll be rung continuously at will. No dangerous acids aro used with tbo battery, and It involves no trouble. One can bo seen on operation, and prices obtainod by applying to T, PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, SIIOUTLANII-STllEfcT medical IDKOEESSOR JAMES (lute of Wellniß ton), after years of research, in which Naturo's repository was ransacked, at length discovered tho Medical properties of Herbs which wero used by our forefathers when drugs and mineral poisons were unknown, and winch now aro dally trampled tinder foot as uteless woods by those ignorant of their vl it it's. At tention is pointed to sonic, of tho Marvellous Cures which have been elt'ected by the Professor Bince his arrival in Wellington. TESTIMONIALS : -171.1 i February, 1881. To Professor James, Wnkelleld-street, Auckland. Dear sir,—You asked me to give a 10 ttmonial if your treatin-nt .build prove cllcctivc, and I have much pleasuro In do ng so. I was iiillor* inn from lhcumatLm (-well-d knee) for seven years, and you gave mv 801110 medicine and advice, which has resulted in my beliut« ntirel) free I'ioni anys'gn of llio mill'irlng which u.fOI'U was my . hronlu stale, and I iho-ild sliongly re commend all per-onH similarly nlllicted to idaeo themselves in your hands.—Yours faithfully, Makv Ja-Tk hunt, Wakilield-strcet, Auckland. I, Or. W, s. p.vi'ii-.tihos, certify that thoabovo tesliuionial ia correct. To Professor James, No 5, llrook-.-dreot. Ulh November, ISBO. Dear Sih,—Having beon a sufferer with tho liver complaint for years. I was induced by a neighbour to emtio lo you, I am thankful to say your medicine bus done mv lllOl'o quod than all the doctor. 1 have been with. lam now quite well. 1 shall certainly recommend you to all my friends. I am, youra respect iully El.lZ.UlKlll 811-NK, Brook-street, Wellington. To Prole'cor James, N 0..., Brook-strut, Wellington Hut.—l am happy tj inrorm you that my leg, which bus been bad for ihe last eight 5 ears, ia perfectly cured. 1 was lint treated for a white swelling, but when I came to )0u you told tno it was scurvy, and also explained how those things occur, which I found to be so, and then ponlli clng it, and using reii.cdles which were quite contrary to tho complaint. 1 \vu_ told twelve months ago that my leg would have to be ampu tated, but knowing gentlemen that you httVC treated who were equally as bail as I have been through their advice I cumii to you. ', here aro many who object to their names in tho news papers who told me so, but I think it my duty to make it known to those who are troubled, that thoy may known wi.crc to apply for relief. I havo got fat and strong . iuco 1 nava been under your treatment. 1 ntn hippy lo say that 1 have gjt the full use of my leg, am (i'-o from pain and soreness, and able tj attend my busincrs regularly. 1 am, yours over grateful, W. Crime, ThoTcrraOJ, Wellington. Otli Nov. Those troubled witi ASTHMA consult Pre lessor James. Those that arc troubled witn DROPSY con sult Professor James. Those troubled with INDIGESTION consult Professor James. Those troubled with GOUT or LIVKit COM PLAINT consult Professor James. Those troubled with UR.vVKL consult Pro cssor James. Those troubled with BLIND or BLEEDING PILES consult The Professor. Thoso troubled with NEURALGIA consult The Professor. 'those troubled Willi TOOTHACHE consul! The Professor. Thoso troubled with SCIATICA consu'.t Pre fessor James. SWOLLKN JOINTS.rONTRACTED CORDS or MUSCI.ICS, LAME or WKAK BACKS con a lit Tho Professor. Tho.o troubled with LUMBAGO or RHHU MATIsM consult Tho Pro'c. sor. Chronic eases of ASTHMA and Such Like pronounced Incuiudc.k by So-called Medical lien, those are tho cases The Professor wishc! to treat on. NKRVOUS DEBILITY or IVDISCttE'ITON or ICarly Youth consult Tlio Professor. Ladies troubled with HAD I EOS, HAD HRKAST3. and all Other CompUiinU coii-Ull Tho Protoisor, As his Treatment tHL IS SOLE L V TES AMKK IC A N 11 EIIII S I Which can bo Inspected on tho Promises- T>KOKEbSO li T A M E S Ma now BE CONSUL T E D At his Healdonco \V A X E V 1 E L 1) . S T It E E T. ELECTRICITY, THE KKSTOKEK OF IMPAIRED VITAL ENERGY. Tho medical faculty have pronounced strorgl in favour of Piilvcruiacher's Hands as a power ful medical agont. Tho following are telccted from a mass of professional testimony :— W. S.ANKEY. M.D., " Ernest Stebbing, aged 10 years, eoi of a respectable tradesman. I wasca'lcdto see him, found him far advanced as a Paralytic, very indistinct utterance, obliquity of vision, slight drawing of tho mouth, inability to feed or dress himself, and in attainpting to walk when assisted dragged one foo\ On -itr.day. July i-'O. 1871, tlrst applied the Cbuin-Hattery to spine, and all medicines wore discontinued, and the galvanic current administered ; for the first month ho rapidly improved. The times of operating were overy other dar, and now nearly a week with out an application. He is now able to walk up and down o ir hills al»nc, aud regarded as tho wonder of the village." EDWD. R.S. SIUiLDMAN, M.D..M.A., Oxor, "Will you kindly stud a < huiu Bund that can bo worn round tho loins for Lumbago, Sec. I havo good accounts of your Volta-hJectric Chains from all quarters. Should you care to make use of my usmo you aro quit, welcomo to do so." Afjent for New Zealand : GRAVES AICKIN, Tins Pharmacy. Auckland. A TRUSS Story.—A palo, thin, and ri -cioun looking man went into a riruggis'- shop In Queen-street, aud told tho chemist the story oi his troubles. He was a sillier. r from a chronic chest complaint, which indicted him with many sleepless nights, owing to the incossant cough. His chest folt tight and constracted in breathing. and tho tenncious phlegm was a continual Bourcoofannoyancoandirritation. He feared'he was consumptive, and that there was not much to be done, as bo had tried everything; how ever, as a last resource ho would try AICKIN'E SSRUP OF KtICALYPTCS, with HVI'.II'HOS- I'iiites of Limk And Quinine. Having pro cured a bottle, tho cheml.t advised him to show it to his medical man. as it was not a quack remedy, but purely a pharmcc utical prepara tion of great valuo. In nddttion, he Bhonid adhere to small doses of pure cod liver oil, which coidd bo taken at tho same timo as the Hiucalyptus and HypophOßphites. A fortnight passed, and the same palo, dellcatolooking man returned to the. shop in Queen-street, and usked for his friend the chemist. Theinvalid then re counted, with a bright oye and hopsful face, the cifi;cts of tho wondelul medicino. "I soon found the worrying phlegm becomo more liquid, and expectoration wasquito free,conse qu- ntly 1 was relievod from the dreadfulcongh, 1 feel so thankful I can now sleep at nights. During tho day I feel a mountain lifted oir my chest, and I can eat heartily and relish my food, which I could never do before," Do you think it po.siblo this improvement would have taken placo in ordinary couivo without Ihe medicino I— "Certainly not," the invalid replied, "I had suffered too long for that; however, I Bball take two bottles more, and report to you further." About a fortnight sinco tho Bame person called upon tho chemist, Ho was no longer palo nor careworn ; a tingo or healthy red bad returned to the pale features of thonow con valescent pationt. Ho had mercy to say, "I have called to tell you that I consider your medicine (the Eucalyptus with Hypopho.-phites) has saved my life. I feel I am getting better rapidly, and I should tell you that although I have had remedies prescribed for me in Sydney, Melbourne, and other places, nothing relieved mo until I got your medicino. I thank you vory much, and will make its valuo known to overy ono afFected as 1 wa'. I shall note the address— The Pharmacy,' Queen-street. [Advt.l pUKE UP SKIN DISEASES. To ho Editor: Sir,—Herewith wa havo tho pleasure to forward you a letter from New Zea land bearing testimony to tho successful treat ment of a skin disease of long standing through tho use of our Eucalyptus F.xtract for tho bene fit of those Bimilarly atllicted. We hopo you will deem tho subject of Butllcient importance tD afford this letter a space in your valuable taper.—Yours truly, SANDER & SONS. Bridge.-Btrcet, Sandhurst, July, ISBO. iNVEKCAKGILI.. N.Z,. Btll JULY 18S0. Mkeshs. Samdek Sc Sons, Sandhurst. Gentlemkn,—Having Biificred from eczema (a skin diseaso which is very prevalent in this colony) for about nino years, 1 hid consulted numerous medical men bete and in Australia, and had taken arsenic, strychnine, iodide of potassium, etc., internally, and had used pre parations of zinc and lead externally. In fact I had tried all the remedies known to tho faculty, and what between travelling doctorn' and druggists' bills, had spent a small fortune, | almost if not wholly without results, excopt to I injure my constitution. During a recent visit to Hokitika I was recommended to try your Extract of Eucalyptus Globulus by a brother who had experienced great benefit from it in alleviating a very severo cold, and, no less to my . surprise than satisfaction, I found tho diseaso which had troubled me so long was conquered, and the skin resumed its normal condition. This was effected by the external use of Icsb than two one-ounce bottles. ; You are welcome to make any use you please of this letter, und I subscribe myself,—Youra (Signed) JOHN H. KERR, Manager, Union Bank of Australia (Limited Agont for Auckland I GPvAVES AICKIN, The Phakiiacy, UuKSN-STaiss/r.



Land ani Estate Agentß. \\r v, hi b T . A I F B, J ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, No. _~ Insurance Buildings. I Tho advertiser, having bad 17 years' c*> perience, and being intimately acquainted with all properties now In his hands for sale, can advise intending Settlers in their choico of land, j! FARMS,from 50 to 8,000 actes, on hand. Full f particulars on application. Several good In- p vestments for Capitalists, mi Commissions cf every dascriptlon executed Q forC?untiT Bottlers at low rates. g J. M. L"" °x ! EOTATK AGKNT AND VALTTATOa, QUEEN-aTREET, AUCKLAND. R MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON c FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTKU IN BANK, INSURANCK. i OR OTHER SHARES. No Charge to Lender or Investor. £ f00.",-A Hargain—A Fivo-roomCd Pottage &-IJLIO w i[| t i ir{ r o freehold nllotiuent, ill tho . city. Price £225. 0.15 cash, balance can remain l On the property.—J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent, Auckland. OU. ' ABKAUTI fUL Now Five-roomed Cottago in '- Lower Pitt-street, newly built nod taste fully furnished, A most ili. irablo home for any person wishing !o llvo uour the oily. Price .-0300. Tortus I can arrange to -Uit the purchaser, , cither by weekly payments or otherwise - -i>, M; ' Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland, 70L. rpu FARMERS.-For Kale, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Llltlo Farm of 100 acres in one of the best fanning iliitricts in tho Waikato. Tho faimis all fenced, and has a dwelling-rouse upon it: in gras-i. Is oll'erod at a voiy luw price, owing lo tho owner leaving the district, Price, £100; .tU,">O cash, balance "an rcmalu upon the property, l'_L. LiUBURUAN RKSIDENCE and 2 acres cf l O rich volcanic land, all planted with fruit and ornamental trees. This line little home stead lia.u four roomed cottage upon it, and is only llvo miles from tho city. Price, £l.) 0. Terms can lie arrange I.—J. JL Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 7'JL. I.lol* MA hit (a burgii ill—A line iNOW Double . Window d Store iv llio lit-iig uubmb known as Kdon Terraco, with tix-roomeJ cotliuc behind, nil in ilist-cluss repair : fnehuld allulineiu, 33 x I_o. Pr.ee. .Oljo; .'ll.'iO cash, I tiiilanee can loiuainon the property. This 1. a llrßtcliws mvi'Blmoiit.-J. M, L nnox, Eotatu Agent, Miekland. I.IORS • Lit- A Htirgaln-Suburban \ ilUcon ' tnining i even lonliH, with 30 acres of volcunto land. All feicod and Bubdlvidod Into nine pii'ldo.ks. In addition to the House, tht-i-'j are .liihlh, stables, dairy. &c lliUMno properly is only live minutes' walk from the railway illation. I riiv, .1.-'.imO.- J. M. Lennox, K.,lale Agent. Auckland. TIL. VKI.S iN-STKKttT, Eiuhl-fjomcd Houso nr.d IN Lui'go Freehold Allotineiit. Price, £..25. Terms cm bj iirrangcd.—J. M. Lennox. i.iull SALtt—a rare opportunity -Resldonco L 1 and ahoiit Three Acres in Ponsonby. Can be cut up to advantage. I'llce, £1,000. This is a Iltui opportunity for a speculator. Terms c-in be arranged.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 1 liiOß SALIC, a Farm of 90 acres-70 acre, of I which arc laid down in English Grasses— in ly 11 niilc.-i from a railway station. Price, £11)0. -J. M. Lonnox, lisiat-i Agent, Auckland. G7L. IriAltM of 125 acres, at llumiu, about ono mile 1 from tho Hunua Railway Suitloo. Price .(•750.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland, riio FAttMICRH, for immediate sale, a Good i A Farm, of 107 acros, ull under cultivation or i in grins, with a Large and Commodious Family He.idcnco erected thereon. 'I he farm in only In i miles from tho city, by v good McAduml-cd ■ road. Price, £l,_tio.--J. M. Lennox, Estate > Agent, Auckland. OIL. i / .OI'TAGK, with half a aero of freehold, in .V^ Pupukuiu. Price, J'.rti.-J. M. Lennox, i Estate Agent, Auckland. ri.O KAK.M-.IW-A Hnrgalll.— turill of 10 i I KoreH in Ka-st PukeUoho. .-üb-divided.aiid . alntii :!0 acres in gra-s. 'Iho land is paitbus.i, i is well watered, has n cottagu upon it, and is : only twenty minutes' walk from tho railway I station.—J. M. Lennox. • ri to FARMERS.—For sale, a Kir-t cuss larin 1 of l'Ol'acres on tho llltSlTrttuaki; all ingraßH, 1 wcllwauivd Piicc,A7por acre.-J. M. Lennox, i KBtatoAgonL HIL. r.-, n r _A llar-nin-COTTAGEinCook-.stroet, *!<" witblreehold iillotmont. Price, £175 ---£ M cash, balance can remain upon the property. -J. M. Lennox, Kutato Agent. 'I O FARMEICi and rpeculatois.—For Sale, ! ono of tho Rest FARMS in tho Waikato. There arc :iJI acres, ino-t of which is in tlin best . h-ngliah snißßeß. 'I Ids line proper;y ban a com forint>!o and coinniodioua rebidence of S rooms, , and is only o f«w minute..' walk from llio rail way Btatlon. This propeity his a laige frontage lo the main road, and h in the heart of tbo vil lage. Alnrgoprolit plight ho made by cutting it up In VlllngololH. For full particulars apply to J. M. Lennox. Kstato Agont. 5_L. I cUBL'RHAN RESIOENCE.—A most beau.i ' O ful . itc of'2o acres, about S miles finni tlio , city. Tins view is good and the land is first class. This lino little property Is well suited 10 , any gentleman »isldng to occupy his leisure hours profitably. Price, £7.0.-J. M. Lennox . Kstato Agi-nt.Auckland. 111.. 'I'O FAKMH.ua -For ealo, a First chics Farm ■ I of IJO acres, 1. miles from tho c.ty, with . eight-roomed house, four atall -tabic, .ml overy convenience. Prici, iCK-'IO. _L. ~1 -/\_a Four-roomed CO I'L'AOK In llrewcr ■ JjlOV Btrcoti o tr cool; Direct ; freehold ulkt ment: good well. Price, Dl'A). Terms can he I urrang. d. Lot for ... per week.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. _iiL. 4 KIRmT-CLASS FARM Of L"io ncrea. twelve • I V. miles from the city by h good nucaddinlsed ' road. The land is all fenced, and laid down iv , I lie best k ngli-h grasses. There is a good bouse , and every convenience. The land is ail Urat class.-J. M. lxuinox, Estate Agent. WrC. FARMERS—A Hargaln.—A frarin of 107 J. Acres In East Puk-kohe, about 60 acres in grass; a .Vroonu-d House aid eviry conveni ence. Price, £100.-Terms can bo arranged.-- J. M. Lennox, K. late Ak'ent. Auckland. IIOK. " IDUKEKOHE WEST.—Farm of 'JOO Acres. A adjoining liuckland and .Shepherd's : good land, l'licc. ,'iOs per acre.-J. M. Lennox. 117R iO FARMERS and Othort.—One of the Choicest Farms in tho Province. There are 217 acres within S miles of tho city ; quality of land cannot bo excelled: largo nine-roomed rcsidence.-J. M. lx;nnox, Kstato Agont. 73E. S3T For Houses, harms, aud Allotmcnm, boo my long advertisement iv ' Weekly Herald.'" J M. LENNON, Estate agent. Auckland, /JU AS. \\■ ILLIA MSO N. HOUSE, LAND ANIJ ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. ! RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on flrstclnss BccurltieH, without CIIAKOK. Sevkn per cent ' allowed ou deposits until invested, AIOKTGAUKS and LOANS Negotiated. SHAKES Hought or Sold to order. ESTATES -Managed for Absentees. ' BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, [ AT I'ER FOOT!— . Here, ford-street. 00/ Duke-street, 28' i Albert-street (city) Claremont-strcet, iO l View Road, 35' Cook-street. £0 . Percival I'arado. 35/ Edwin-street, 21/ i Hokeby-street, 10/ Victoria-street, £10 , Wyndhaui-slreot, £1010 Grafton Road.Oj; William-stroet, 00/ Nelson-Btreet. 10/ Russell-3treot, 7' Vine-stroot, 10/ : Franklin Road, 00/ Sbtllv Beach Road, 30/ Reclamation, 70' Kybcr Pass, 90/ ; Conquest Place, 30/ Norfolk-street. 35/ i llaekott-Btrect, 35/ ■ Home-street, _0/ , Also, In various othor streots at low rates. -P9f)oo T0 LKNUi In Sums of £10 and up 3J£i\J\J\J WRr ds, on good securities £i QK—New Fonr-roomed House, nearKaran 1— J galiapo Road, for sale ou easy terms I7ARM at Long Hay, near the Lake; under cultivation (cheap) XT' ARM of 21 acres a Pnkokohe—a bargain. Price 4147. £jd cash, balance can remain f upon tbe property. 75L. ' fi.iin-Smv Fonr-roomed Cottage, off Pon • souby Road for sale; nico garden. • Easy terms. pi 17K— Six-roomed Houso (new) for pale, off I Jjl-io North Road. A barga'n. Fino view. 3 f'Oofi—Fivc-roonied House for Sale, near St i o&_jOU Mary's Road, Small deposit, balance' can remain at 8 ,'. ANGLESKA-STRKET. — Now Five-roomed Verandah Cottago: two large corner ullot ■ nients, planted with fruit and ornamental treo., ' To bo sold cheap. Owner leaving. ■ 4?9qfi—New Five-roomed llouso for sale in - <£/__JO p onson by. Frontago to two streets. FOR SALK, Stock, Leaso of Premises, and Goodwill of a Chemist's Business, in cxccl l lent position. POrif I—Noiv1 —Noiv Five-roomed Houbo for sale in i Jj£o\J King-street; lino garden. Albo addl l tlonal allotment if desire.. ■ |\IEWMARI_Et'.-Hou«o and -tabling, with 1 I* large allotment, for sale (cheap). TTTKLLINGTON-STHHHT. — Pretty Cottago '■ l\ for Balo, near St. J.mieß's Church; gas ' and water laid on : garden, &c. IJAKNELL. — Newly-finished Six-roomed House for sale; pleasant view; £3SO, Also' one at £ii!o. ' -P I OR—Four-roomed HOUSE for Balo, in tho • sJa.-iu city, on ensy t-iins. 1 PI (tK—Four-roomed HOUSE for salo off Col i iIUU J.'go Road; BUbling, etc. ONE TliErC HILL.-Seven-roomed Houso for sale; with aero of ground fully planted. -PI *>R.—Five-roomed House lor Sato in New i jjloo ton . large garden ; fowl-house, &c. [ _Q r_ r!_ CASH.—For sa*o a New Six-roomed I A/l _ U(ji lSo jn Pons;uby — owner leaving. • Price £225. \ i? 9 7 X.—Now lloueo for Sale at Jlount Eden ; • -i._/,. jj v „ rooul9 . largo allQtment fenced. ' £100 can remain. XJAPAKURA.- Allotments 1 and 2, opposito Hunter and Nolan's Salo Yards, for sale. • pOaa.—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled i xouu Stable for Sale, in East Btroet, Nowton -Pi flO—Jlul'SK for salo near Mount Eden • *iv- Railway Station; also, one at £200. ALLOTMENTS Houaht and HOUSES Bailt on tho Weekly Re-payment System. Now and Well-finished Seven-roomed X.OOU HOUSE for salo in Newton; largo corner allotment, detached workshop, wash house, fowl-honßo, excellent garden. £1 AKA-VILLA RKSIDKNCE for Sale, at I cWiut»u Mount Albert, possessing one of the j finest views In the district. ' i?Of»A-New Five-roomed HOUSE in Fern ■*"jy" leigh-street for sale; garden, &c. i I -P1 PiH—New HOUSE, four rooms, in Russell • 3JXOV street, for sale. GRAFTON ROAD,-9. Acres in grass to let (with House) on lease. Low rental. X'qyK—Now Six-roomed House for Sale, in •*'u' " Ponsonby, with two allotments. Splendid view of harbour. j?Q(~)f\—Six-roomed Houso, all finished, for J^.UKI'.J Ba i em Lincoln-Btreot; large allotment. -p-3 1 Q— Now Houso in Brown-street for Sale, dju 11/ n( , ar p onß o n by K oa( ]. two tanks i pOLLEGE KOAD -Commodious Family Rcsi vy dence for Sale ; Gas and Water laid on. PUKEKOIIE EAB l'.-Fino Farm of 107 acres for Salo, near Railway-station. Comfortable . homestead ; little bush ; £t 103 per ncro. BEAFIELD ROAD. - Comfortable Cottages (new), for Sale, on easy terms. GRE Y-STREET-Six-roon-.cd Houso (now) for sale. Largo allotment. Also, two Shops, i detached workshop &c, on very eiißy torms. SHOPS in Queen-streot, High-strcot, Karan gahapo Road, and Freeman's Hay, for ealo. MOUNT' EDExX-Largo New House, fitted with every convenience (two acres of • land), for sale. Fino view. U"ARMS also For Salo at Hunua, Mount Eden, x Waikouiitl, Richmond, Komokoriki, Man fere, Pnromoromo, Stokeß's Point, Waltakerei, lenderson'B Creek, Remuera, Cambridge. Rig ■ and Littlo Omaha, Karioi, Rlverhead. Morn ingsido, Alahurangi, Wainui, Omoru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Okaihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura, &o. Also, see list iv -Vein Zealand Htroid and Weekl_ Newt, CHA S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. Vcwj-u. Lank.



Land and Estate Agents J ToM™'} " T'cfm^dX | ] LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-street, Auckland, and Duko- Btrcot, Cambridge. pLARK "AND Q- ANE y from their long residence in Waikato, their hJrough knowledge of the variousi Soils com .risedintlio Auokland Provincial District, and heir practical accquaintanco with Agrlenlture, , iro in possession of facts that enable them to , •ive the most rolinblo information to Purchasers ; If Land; or. those seeking Safe Securities for j nveatment of Capital. , FO II SAL K. I gOO acre., House and Buildings, partly in 'rasa and 00 acres turnips. ' 200.notes, Homo and Sheds, 100 acres in grass, ixcellent quality. 0 2 acres, unimproved, Rood district. 1300 acres, improved, g-od Dwelling, Out lous f. Sd, orchard und plantations. , 150 ncren reclaimed swamp, fenced and sub- 'gio acres, in grass, good buildings, near rail 'Tfs_ acres good cultivated farm, largo out- Duiidtngs, and comfortablo House. „„ . ,„,, , Other Properties for Sale, small or large ; lull I .articulurs from the udvertiserß. Merchandise. QWKH-STREET WHAKF, HAVE ON SALE (EX KECENT AKEIVALS) : A LA RG X STOCK OF rpEAS, GUGARS, QKOCERIES, AMU QILMEN'S gTCRES, I Comprising— IHNIC TEAt, in half-chests and boxes Victoria and Sydney Companies SUGARS Mauritius and Fiji ditto C _NI)LH:S-Hclinonl, Do Roulmlx, Sec, kc. Starch, Hlue, Soup, Soap Powders, Me. Currant-, Figs. Barcelona.Nuts.■ &«•., „ K.lctne, .Mt.scatell, and Sultana RAInINS Jams, Cundied Peel. Mnriiialado. J.-l; cs Brown & Poison s and Hrown s CORN 1< LUUK CUNEItUTIONERY, Jujubes Ks- H cncr.» Van llotili'ii's, Taylor's, and Frys COCOA and CHOCOLATE NcavoßFood, Maizlna Salad and Castor Oil, Hair Oil, &C. Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &c. IKi'^^'^^^'AHUMWßpOT Salmon, Lobster, Sardines, Cod-11-li, Ling.&C. Butter, Checso HAMo and BACON Washing and Curb. Soda Tartaric Acid, Cream of Tartar Paper, Pup'T Bags, Confectioners Hags AMERICAN CANNEIJ FRUITS, &c. &o. &c. &c. G. W. OWEN & CO., QUEEN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 300 sacks Meok's Crown Hrnnd FLOUR Mi „ Wils in, Harraway X Co.'s FLOUR 100 „ R. Anderson's FLOUR flOfl „ Auckland Oround FLOUR 100 „ Wood's "Star" FLOUR fiO tons ~ Make, &c„ in Small Lngß WW sacks HEAVY OATS 'M „ TARTARIAN SICED OATS OK) „ BRAN and SHARPS 100 „ FOWLS' WHEAT 800 baga Western and Wcstnll's FINE and COARBKHALT 200 cases KKKOSINK OIL „.„«._, Eij balesGrcy, Blue, Pink, and Brown PAPER •.nd PA PICK IJAUS a. w, owen it Co., QUEKEN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 30 cases Prime CANTERBURY CnEKSK ■M cwt. Prime HAM., and BACON 10 tons CANTERBURY POTATOES. Cottee jaercnancß OR OWN, BABBJSri & CO.'S AUCKLAND ! BTEAM OJFFEE AND SPICE MILLB.I COFFEES. IT IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is tho best stimulating Bovorago both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for om Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which havo sustainod their good names over Ten years, and havo vory much increased in demand—a sure proof o their bolnz consumed and appreciated in all housoholda throughout and even out of our province. «_. Wholesale only at our Mills and Auenti WL. Retail at all {Grooerjr Establishmenta In wn and Country. gSJ . Oar boat gga Kief. Brand, grt en label) qualities. SSO Standard . rod >Bvcry pkge «_*.. Lion Plak .„ ) with our 3SS »*£ Ac-. Sj o £ \ Oui lowes fca3* Anchor puoe „ ( ouaUties, SE-S5 E-S Crown „ yollow „ [without our o~i ) signature, fe 2 § Our PEPPERS and SPICKS we guarantee O Best Ott_iity. and frco of aduHeratlon. 11031 i.u_.i i, BROWNi jiahkKTT &CO KH'ott-sirect, July 13th, IST3. Venetian Bunas, rpilK AUCKLAND uaS VENETIAN JL BLIND FACTORY. ESTABLiSHBD IS6I. TBADE MARK. RED AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail.) Blinds sent to nil parts of the Colony on tho Shortest Notice on remittance of ordor. Our Blinds aro Lighter and Cheaper than the Imported ron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Biißby), Phactical Bund Makers & Wire-Workers Comer of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Squaro Auckland N.Z. '" - rfllE AUCKLAND .ERATED WATER .1 COMPANY, OIINI-.lt OP WH.I.K. I.KY AND ALBERT-STREET . Maunder : Mk. Geo. GLEDHILL. WHOLESALE ONLY. Tho above Company, in commencing business, bep; to intimate that it is their intention to Manu facture a First-class Article at tho lowest pos sihle thick, end being In po session of Appli ances which no other l'n m in the trado possess, they can, with confidence defy competition, as tho following prices willprco : — Prices from and after February 1,1881. £ c. d. Ico (in largo quantities, per agreement), perlb 0 0 3 .Eratcd Water?, Lemonade, Sodawater, Ginger-ale, Ginger Beer, Raspberry ade, Tonic Water, at per dozen ..013 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do., Clove do., Raspberry do., at per dozen .. 015 0 Ginger Wine, per dozen 110 Ginger VMno tin bulk), per gallon .. 010 6 Quinine Wine, per dozen 2 0 0 Lime-juice Cordial, per dozen .. .. 016 0 Sarsaparilla, per dozen 1 10 0 Stoughton Bitters, per dozen .. ..140 Orango Bitterp, per dozen 1 16 0 Twenty per cent, discount will be allowed off !■ the above priceß for casb, or it the account is paid on or before tho loth day of each month. I( accounts are not paid beforo that date, tho full amount will bo charged. Country customers will bo supplied at tho J above prices, but all packing cases and bottles will bo charged for, and a reasonable allowanco will bo mado for cases when returned, accord ing to their condition. Bottles and Btoppcrs when returned will bo allowed for at mark t prices, Particular care will bo taken in packing goods. Customers uro particularly requestod to advise the return of empty bottles, by post card|or other wise, as cases fre;unntly disappear in amos mysterious manner from the Auckland wharf. All bottles not returned will be charged for at market prices. M « & J) O W N STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPER HOBSON-STREK.T. Established 1361. Every Description of Stay Corsets, S:c. surgical Hklts, upon the Latest improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Order. *arCount_y Orders Punctually Attended To



Mercnanaise. lZd. jft-*"-""7^ WAREHOUSEMEN (VINE AND SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANT IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. Indents for English or Foreign Firms executed Mi favourable terms, under tho personal super vision of onr London firm. LONDON OFFICE! 10, COLEMAN-STRBET VIEW C BASON'S rnEAS. 1880-1881. Wo have much pleaßure in advising tho Trade that wc havo Just Received, DIRECT FROM FOOCIIOW, OUR SECOND IMPORTATION OF THIS SEASON'S TEAS, Consisting of— 1000 BOXES finest KEENYONG CON GOU 50 i-CIIESTS CHOICEST SPRING PICKED "ningchow congou 150 .',-CHESTS CHOICEST PEKOE SOU CIIONG KAISOU 100 jj-CIIESTS CHOICEST CUING WO "kaisou 100 J-CHESTS CHOICEST CHING WO "congou 100 J-chests choice YoNG LAE TONG "congou 1500 PACKAGES The above arc repeats of the beat value Sybil Nos., and comprise qualities ranging from Medium to Fine. The rapid clearance of the original No?, is tho be3t prcof of their good value. Wo have also recolvo3, Ex 'Alcxa,' from Foocliow : ICO noxKR S.O. PKICOE, fine quality. Ex P. and O. Steamer ' I'oonah,' from Calcutta : 50 CHESTS ASSAM, RROKKN IILACK I'KKOK 30 chests ASSAM, PEKOE. SOUCHONG 30 J-CHKs.s ASSAM, PEKOE SOU CHONG. Just Received, ex 'British Sceptre,' from Calcutta, 53 CHKSTS INDIAN TEAS, conHsting of PEKOE, SOUCHONG, Very Strong BROKEN BLACK and BROKEN MIXED. SPLENDID Value. To Anivc, ox P. mid O. Co.'s steamer ' Pckin,' from Calcutta, 112 HALi'-CHESTi TEA ot Various Leal and Lli|Uor, lull particulars of which on receipt. To Arrive, ex £. and A. Co.'s steamer ' Bowen.' from Foochow, 100 half-chests Extra Strong True KAISOW, Liquor and Leaf 200 i:oxes Similar Description. L. D. -N' ATUAN & C O -' SIIOIITLAND WHEET AUCKLAND BR I S T O L ' S SUGAR COATED "~ PILLS. GUARANTEED PURELY VEGETABLE. And are only pills which contain LEPTANDRIN AND PODOPIIYLLIN. Thcso two powerful aritlblllloua plants are a sure cure for all diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Headache, Indigestion, Dizziness, Pain in the Side ob Back, and especially BIL'iOUSNKSS. They nevor weaken or gripe, unless the stomach is very foul, and they are very EASY TO TAKE. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines. WHOLESALE AGENT L. D. NATHAN <t CO, auckland Established in 1833. DRISTOL'S QARSAPARILLA, THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD The quickest and most certain cure for SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS. OLD SORES, and ULCERS. All kinds ofl diseases or sores arising from inj ure blood and humours. IT NEVKR FAILS In effecting a complete cure, if used a gufflolent lenght of time. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN <fe CO. AUCKLAND. /"VRIENTAL TONIC. THE GREAT HAIR RESTORER Infallible for Renewing, Invigorating, and Beautifying the Hair, removing Scurf, Dand ruff, and curing all affections of the Scalp, npon which it has an almost miraculous effect, causing a Bplendid crop of Hair to spring up and flourish Where before all was barren. It is delioiously fragrant, refreshing and in vigorating, and the Hair that is dressed regu larly with this delightful preparation acquires a softness, lustre, thickness, vigor, and flexi bility, that is wonderfuL For Sale by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale Agents L. D. NATHAN & 00. AUCKLAND IMPERISHABLE E^KAGRANCE, MURRAY tc LANMAN'H celebrated JpLOR DA WATBR, The ii.hest, most lasting, yet most delicate of all Perfumeß, for use on the HANDKERCHIEF, At the TOILET, And infthe BATH. Asjthere are Imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors, LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. ForiLSale by all Perfumers, Druggists, and Dealers in Fancy Goods. WHOLESALE AGENTS L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents, AUCKLAND,