" Ton may be quite certain 'your order will bo attended to, air," said ahe, and ahe aeuinedto hraatha more freely when abe saw hor odd customer leave the shop.

Joan, after buying a dresi for hia dear Etiila wife, boots for 'all the family, and a few other necessaries for housekeeping, trudged back to hia hotel, wkare ho mot one or two of hia friends!, with, whom ha emptied mora than one giaas of whisky to tha success which hu "had had in hia busitt'333 atfairs, and then, going to bud, dreamt of all aorta of pleasures which he waa going to enjoy on returning to hia wife and' littlo Mary, with tha beautiful doll. Jjlin, who waa unaccustomed ta tho liba tions, in -vhic!!, to tell the trutii, ha had too freely iailu'goii, woke in consequence- lute, a; 7 o'cl-jclc,' fceiina very shaky,, and with a split tiny luadachV anil had only just tuuo to hre:ik£uti aad to pack up hia cllVctS aad order a hand-cart, and, " Uking a hair of the Jog thufc bit iuin" fnat buforu leaving, he aJI it ouce rumoiubisied thai; he had uoc yet recoiled the dull, and at once ho ques tiu'neti tlie pretty Spanish girl, with dark eyas,, who presided and gave the refruat nient'a,, whether anojthur parcel had not ar rived fee him ; tho young lady at once drew fruiii beneath, the counter, tha doll which passed from hand to hand, greatly admired by all present. " Why," said John, " they have not even packed it up or put it in a box. How can 1 carry it line this 2 I cannot put it into my carmrt bag." At thii momeut the porter, with th« hand-carC, waa waiting at the door, and cried out if he wanted to catch tho train ho would have to look sharp, ami that there was not a minute to apare. John, occupied in the one hand with hia doll, and, in the in the other, by tho hun.il carter'a remark, did not know what to do in order to aave the abject of hia cares from all aciudente, datermiued to ask the young lady if she couid out holp him in hia pre dicament, and g:v« him something to wrap up iho doll in. She at once said " Wait a Eaw minute.s and, running in*o th.i house, she aoou ra appeiired with an old white muslin curtain, waiuh, although aomawhat frayed, was aa white. aa snow ; am), wrapping np tho doll in its swaddling clotues, handed ii back to the impatient John, who, pro mising hj would have the curtain retained or send a new one, hurried otf at":er the porter, carrying his doll in hia arms, over whoata head, m a further preeantion, he hud placed hia white puekechomikerchief.

,fohii bad ouly iuat lima to jump into Van train and take a place in tho comer of onu of. tiio carriages when r,lw train started. Ea Dtaceii the "doll with tha utmost caru on hia lap, and his carpet bner with the ocher parcala ia the same corner by_ hia side nearest; she door. John was quita out ot breath with the rare tie had just ll.ul, and waa soiiictime bijora he got hia breath aijaia. In thn moantimu ho examincil hia travailing companion!*'in tlia sonic car. In frons of ttim. aa»i oa his left, w«re two nii knorva Indies, Ttora warn busuloa a dozen companions, the only ons of whom he knew waa a farmer (Ilia neighbour), known as a acnadal-monger,and wuh whom he waa not on vary goad terms.

The cnnversntiua of John's fullow-travel krs wan «ndn!ly takL-n up with thu aest g'-ucral "jkctrioii and Ta Waiti's war. Tlie most onposita ideas were eiprKSS^d.as well as the" most absurd. One of them held that, the war buim£ virtually at an end, tho great difficulty of the Government waa to knnw what they would do with the prisoners I Tho m">st far-fatcheil opinion of onu ot tile Doliticiaa?, —anopbiioa which hu guaranteed over that of the ILinistry, simia it was the son of the achooi-master of hia tillage who hai infarmed him of the secret, —" ThwJTew Zealand Govarnment," 3aid he, with ?elf-conndence and authority at die sanu time, " have mule arran^u menta with that of Kew Caledonia to 3i;nd tiic nrophet aa a small return of gratitude fur th« iraportationa which hive arrivaii from chafe colony, and it ia certain that in a fewmoufchri ourprophet would.b; re^'irdyiias a Nj;w C tlationianj ;• and, a<i thia Govent menc al.'o t us prophecies amongsc tho coloured raca, it ia teasy to foresee where tht;y would, bring him to if ha still cou tiauad hid inspirationa in. that country, Kamembering that the New Caledonian GovHrnmoat have reducsd ita coloured popalarifG l^y half ita number in less than six muatiis, it ia very certain," said he,

'■ Mi LncMa would refuse at oncu to accent a poliojinaaring the prophet's life." Just aa John wa3 clearing Us voice to cfcaounca aach a a-uelty on thu part ot a let me t ike obavge at the little ono diiriujj tho jownoy, I aliall Bu most happy to do 80."

•'What did you say ?' "I beg yottr pardon."

" What do you want f.o take charge of J" roplicd Johu, " Why 1 of the little one, of course," said

" Oh!" broke in the lady, who was Opposite to him; "the little dear ia ex tremely r|uiet I am sura; probably it has hrt its mother and is an orphan, poor little tjairaf—and so young too." John did not say a word, but felt bis face getting vary hot aud flushing his cheeks.

"Give it up to my wife, sir,' said hl.< neighbour on tho right; "she knows the way to put them to sleep, for we also have one of these little cheruns at homo, but we ara hrin^iag it up by hand. Are we not Thrown together in thi3 world in order to help ons another? A man in but a man, and we can't understand tha handling of t^.e^e little creitures, jlave them as much as wa may. Is it a boy or a airl'" Th« remarks made by this unknown man nearly made John beside himself, and he replied In :m angry t«na, " I have neither need of your o(r".;tv< nor your advice, and you will much oblige me by minding your own business."

The ch.iritaWe travellers felt themselves Crushed by this rude and unexpected re jbmder, aud for a shoit space of time there W;fes apaia complete silence in the car. But hw ripjlit hand neighbour, feeling he was fn tho right, made bold enough to say, " Mi-sat decidedly I have nothing to do wilh tho business j" aud his wife added, " But wj oniy wanted to help on the little one's aecTimt, fov on my husband has jaat re marked ' the best of fathers are not'cap-tble ol diking cars of so young a child,'" The osjectof these remarks answered not a, Word, and a dead silence was beginning t>) m'alce itseif felt, which only served to inere-13-! the anger and trouble of John, and all annoyances finding no vent show theru selras by these nervous raovementa. This happened in John's citse. In one of these tracnritroliabre momenta of vexation he un fortunafely placed his hand on the doll's blue belt and a cry so plaintive, so natural, was uttcrad from under tha muslin, tbat the aitfsl; experienced were deceived.

•: Good gracious," cried out his left hand neighbour; "thepoor little dear wants a drink, Ts there no means of stopping some' whew in ordjr to buy a little milk for him 1"

11 Itfsn<St to%o wondered at," said her 'vflravfs," "that the poor little thing is be^inr.in^ to cry; liatitrally it 13 huncry and thftgfijf. fam sure no otm Is allowed to travel with so young a child in this heat., and it fa iforwnrfsfM crnslty, bsside* to re fnac assisfcunca."

"Tho poor little mm has a stomach acha," Si»id the lady to her husband,, tahflse bvniac,-s it did not Conner or. Give him this poppornaint lozeuga; thers is nothing beWev ir> pro. tervu it.B».iiost colics,'

J,-iha fe,h at the sirae time ;ha<; a ronnri, ha.nl sa'jsiaaee had been dropped info fci.s hand, '..•)! liich was neither movenov less thin tfeainlalliblj remedy which the Lidy had jrwtraaationed. This time John's patience Was a.an e"od^ and hi #atd in a very nnj»ry tone of voice, " For gooclneas sake, mind your ©wn business and I wilt mind rr.inft," at the sam i, time throwing ths safe remedy iato til-) middle of the compartmsnfc. "1 novae heard- of anything so atrocious iv alt my liii>," siid the lady to her has band,wi\'-» I'Qtefficl focotfCGtrt himself. "U it really possible to-be so utterly heartless to thin extent ? Fiww iitfcl« lamb, depiirei of its fiioiWir, and loffc to the, care of such a father, flow can Mich a thing ba allowed to take piiico in this worid ?"

"Oh !■ my dear/said the lady opposite ; "'thoi'c avo men whose hearts arc of stone;/1 and jrisfi at this point the liUlo occasion of all tho'-c sarcastic remarks,, ntteced aftotne? My which sounded from one end of tlio waggon to the o'hor, without, however, calling down vengeance en John's head. "" I am really beginning to think tliat my yesterday's purchase will be my oshfortune," said John to himself, " I can't stand it any longer. Perhaps I should do well in pitching the doll and ciothe i out of the window " ; but, aa ha re llected on the consequence) of sach an object, hb remembered his litiloMary and Li? i'lfo, and resolved, cost what it might, Vi grin and bear it all to the cad. Hot wilfetaiuJinf.: Ujo bnitulity of which John wan i.u=j!ccU;d capable, tho ladies were not Intituled, 4'i.i did nut f. ; .il Ihorasolves frco p u v ir da.ka u.<t imoLliuiu, aud, very

"You would do well, ak, to doge the window above the little one's head," remarked a lady, who had a child aa small ut home. " Children who ire brought np without a mother aru esi;ecially"liable to catch colds." '■Nothing better than jioobo grease beaten up with eucalyptua oil, for children* oolda," replied tho other lady. '• Aa for myself, I cure them by aim ply applying hot flannel on the pit of the atomaca," said a third lady, who had just "ot in at the laat a ation. = " Mercer ! " cried the giiard, all at once. "A ijuartcr-of-an-hour before leaving again. Everybody can get out." John breathed more fretly. Ho hoped to have at least a few minutes of pence now ti-oia tho attacks of these not very charit able persona, whom ho defeated moat cordially. The unfortunate John had naval1 dreamt that in simply avowing the truth, that is to say, that the object which excited so much concern waa nothing lam than a dull, aad not a living child :u supposed, he would at onco have pat an end to hia miaery and the ini&take, and now that the idea struck him, ho found it to litu to make the confession without exposing himaolf to tho ridicule and laughter ot all those officious persons?. He had, however, counted without bia host, tor he very aaoo found that hia position bad ouly bettered ifcieli for a few momenta, for soon tiio conductor, passing through tho train, saw iiira, and looking at him with a curious look, said that he had plenty of time to get down, 3.3 the train stopped there a quarter of an-liour; to which John replied in a not over polite tone. " No, I remain." " What" said the lady who had tirst offered to taka charge ot the little brat, •• You say you are notgoin? to get down ; then wait a second, I will tun and fetuh a cud of warm milk fur tho famiahod little body." For oace, John'a patience gave way, anu he suid in anger, "Spura me your polite ness. Madame, and drink tho milk your self."

Tilt! lady wna ruuily vexed at tiiia lust remark, anil did uut reply, but soun dis appeared into the c-fruahment room. Durinsj the remainder at the voyage, tho tnea resumed their couvursutiou oa politics!, j and tho ladies ware tallcin£ amonust thum aeives, ot ouu thing and anutkor, without, however, sparing John, from a, c^iiot dig svery now and again, which only served ta Lncruasu his nieatul autferinus, but to which remarks ho deigned nu reply. They entar bained him by talking of maternal fathers, of infanticides, and of devila in tho ahape ot men. John listened to all those kind sayings with aa much calmness aa wan able to eouimanii. Turning his eyea hero and tiiera in ordur to keep Ilia countenance, they juddouiy rested oa onu of bia fellow travellers at the other end of the compart ment, tho farmer, hia neighbour, \yitb. whom ko had had a law-suit. John noticed from time to time that ho was laughing to himaelf, which provoked anew John's anger, without, however, making him bronk hia silence. Johu was very far from thinking that this man—hia enemy—w:n devising a diabolical project againat him. in order to ravengu himaelf for tho loaa of Ilia caae—ilustgina versus Brown. Arrived at tho and of Choir journsy at the station of Hamilton, Joha got dowu, carrying hia doll in hia anna, still carefully wrapped up,, and got ready to get into Mr Carter's waggon, who did this service between Hamilton aad Cambridge, He srave hia haEKage to the porter to jiivu to tho driver and <;ot up, Su felt hia heart considerably lighter, fur was ho not nenring hia own dear home ? Ho thought ajpin of Che joy he waa going to give hia title wife, in. presenting her with the beautiful doll tor little baby. Had ho noticed tho evil loolu of hia nelghbuur Muggins, he couid certainly have theru that the lattur waa revolving in hia mind something or other not at all poomia ing ti> one or other of hia travelling eoni paaiona. Muggins's trap waa waitiujj for him at tho station, and while J ohn'a lug gage waj being placed oa tho waggon, the anver loat at loaat half-an-bour, ami Mug gins, happy to bu able to profi: by thia little delay, thraw himself into hia bug^y sa soon aa ho stepped from the train, and drove, off aa fast aa the wheeia could carry him, in order to axrivu at hia own. place 30 or -15 miniitas befora John oaald have arrived at hia destination. As aooa aa Mnggina had arrived at hia house, he made haste to tell to hia servant what he had learnt in tho railway car, and in hia eau«r nesa to do harm, exaggerated cha facts even of what he had seen and hoard.

" John Brown sueiEH," said he.

uave"hToh ;i wHioTvar \\ lien lio married, or got into some disgraceful lutteoti with some unmanied woman no bettor than himself. He is taking homo a bahy. I saw it and heard it my.-elf, although he waa doing his best fen hide it from all eyas, and I felt con vinced his wife knows nothing about it, it would bo a charity, poor aotil, to tell her, and let her know what has taken place." This servant, who knew and exchanged words sometimes with the Browni>, and loved abo/c all things a aptcv hit of scandal, was really as evil-minded as her master, and liked nothing better than to ma to Mrs Brown and pour into her ear the details of the shameful nowa she had just heard from her master.

Ia less than 10 minutes the harm was done, and the wicked waman had left Mrs Brown. While this genius of evil was poi soning'her mind, although ashamed of her position, she managed to rataio the taars of grief, which seemed almost to suffocate her. John, who had been honesty itself, had, during her marriage been nntrue to her to to thia extent. It waa dreadful. And still mor.;, to have the face to take tbe fruits of his misconduct inti the family, and bring ie to her, oh, it was too horrible ?

She nevertheless still doubted, and an John might return at any moment, she dried her tears and tried again to gee a little calmer before receiving him.

Mr Carter's conveyance had arrived, and when John and hi* luggage were safely de posited, John's cow-boy, who had been waiting for upwards oi£ an hour, accom panied with h wheel ba< row, soon loaded his maker's good*, and set off in. the dir?c tion of the farm, John was in a greater hurry than &rtx to throw himself into the arms of his spouse and child, and in his baste snon was a good way ia front of the boy with the wheelbarrow, for the road, not heine; properly made, rendered it im possible foe the boy to keep up with hia master.

On nearing hia farm, John received the fir*t welcome from hia dog, who wag al ways ki>pt tied near the startles, and who, by his joyous bark 3 and leaps, wanted to testify the joy he felt at his master's ap- Droach.absent at he had been for three daya, John sprang on the doorstep and entered the r&om where wa3 standing bis little wife, but what was his astonishment on noticing her red eyes, ia which he believed tie could notice the traeei of crying. She did not move, and looked at him with a most sad and desolate look.

John broke the silence, and asked in haste, " What is the matter 1 What has happened, my dearest ?"

" What has happened, you can easily gueafi. I did not expect to be so deceived." 11 Bnt gi on Mary," said John, " I don't understand a word of all this." '■ I understand you a'l the better," answered tha, " What I most regret is that I did not, understand you two years ago, It is shameful oa yo-ar part to h.tve thus trilled with me, a joiing girl so trustiDc; and inexperienced." " But, by heaven;), I don't understand yet what you are tatfcing abortc," aaid John, "and I am not aware that I have over trilled with yon." " Oh, you count for nothing,then,having rainied me without letting me know that you were already a widower.or perhaps you have done something still more infamous," aaid ahe.

"How should I tea widower and you my first wife?"

, " You ought to be ashamed of yourself, sir, to lie to my face like thU when I kno-v alt through Pat Margins, who was in the fiimc. compartment ot the train as yourself, and who saw and beard all that passed." John's fane suddenly lit np on hearing Fat Muggins's name mentioned, and at ones a glimmer of the truth seemed to strike him a* he c;ncs?>crl from where tha hlow had been given. And <-[nite jojfully ns exclaimed, "One minute still,my dear iVjtary, and Bill will ba here. We shall then have tho explanation of your sorrow and anger, as well as a proof of the down nght wickednosa of onr ne-'zhbour." At tlii3 moment while pronouncing theae last words, Bill with bia wheeloarrow had arrived in front o£ the door, and was curb ing in the luggage, and the dnll still wrapped nt> jn its mnalin awaddlina clothes aad ita head still covered ty the wnite pocket-handkerchief, Joha nr. packed it, and presenting it to the little Mary aaid to bia wife, '-'ilere is someth'n« I ,1 brought for our little loTe, and which h<tg iovoluntanly been the cause of your feara and alarm ; but believe me it has caused mo more trouble and annoyance than to 1 yowaulf. Try tlieu to make the little one

take care of it and keep it for a lodk time, for I don't really think that I should aver again have tha strength of mind and courage to bring her another one after this trip. Now I hope that wo shall again be aa good frienda aa before." The littlo womiin, ashamed aa she was to have dared to au^pect her good husband, bhwhed and threw herself into hid anna and gave him the sweetear. Idas that she believed heraelf capable of aping. Tho moral c ntained in this little talo is : "Condemn n i >aeby appeurancea or from hearsay befor i saving first liatened to their own defencu."

umsnt Bbhtt. of Srmoada-atrflet. s» his Wat ** pMTIB« * AmumSmw S&XV&DXC OVIOBSS 11, 1552.

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I -c nmongery. E. POETEE & CO., WHOLESALE AND SET AIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND RICH. STREETS, AUCKLAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OJT FUKMSttING IKOHMONGEKY ALWAYS IN S'L'.CK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE. Cruet Stands f [ fl Tea and Coffee Seta Batter Coolers (4\ ■-•& /% |j*fc Biscuit Bossa Fickle Frames isfrk'^ \>jt Frames Sardine Boxes 5/-Y' "?r nMm Candle Sticks Cake Buakefa i? '• '■• •• v Fruit Stands DialiCuvers cJ/T"^ -C ''l^^ti^j. Toilet Seta Fiah SCnives Spirit Stnada Nanism Pin:;:! £J. "'" "^'^"fS^^^^^ Traya and Sahera «yL^-.-» - — KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES. I Rapid Water Fiitera *, m g^» Hoaaama'ila'^Boxes Knife Boarda and I'oliah y^dW^ST^^^^^ Patent Cinder Sift«ta Suiinaga HaoMnca / ■ '"'■"'*'"^ Coffua Eoaatera and MiHs sanaatje Fillura C^""- ''v|^g»^£-s f Indiarubber Knife Boards i lliacing Machines SUversmitlia' Soap j Pudding and Jelly Matilda gjf^^SsJs^^'fL.^ iJmaawick Black Lady Help Knife Cleaners ifmerj Clotii and Black Load NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS. Sprinir & Lever Mangles j^*frfeg%rr. „, iHPjfc R' i;-drord'f Wa.faing Ma ! Combined lian^ka 'v'r..'^r/.'; '■'/ J^&^lw chinea and Mangloa Waalieia J^»F.^. .-■ ' ' "s*" HP ' n>«ricaa Tuba & Buckets CoppiT Furnace Fana *|-Lrj "''"*■ ■■^^n&J&lBr Ca*Z llon Batllß ! lira Putu's C-jld Haadle ilf^ jd*»<fei*& ia (. ««ißi»«3J«a* towel a oilers bad Irona i.>Sj ■^^raH^T ll0" nrBr an<i P'nnga Batbi Lanndry Stoves i:l"-« ir^ B^, _ ' imLw S*" 1 Irons I Waali Boariia and Clothes gTQ ,R| f * IPS' B*tlxSponpos i Fluting Machines Goffaiing and Pinking Wire Clotkea Linca -■xg*gg?jf^jl tom BIRD CAGES AND AVI ARIES. Braaa and Iron Bird Hose Reek for winding €<igea J| garden hoso Brass and Iroa Parrot J£ Garden Hneara Caßea /^^B^n. ///////[i-\ U\ Y'N vS G irdea Wire Ell Traps I riVl^i. >%i4i^LL» yt**^ 3 tiarrfea Beats and Chaira Fly Catcher! //■ 'J! ' ■'/,-..'. Ul! D '-'v^%\ i^iyf- /r;T-'''-'Tr.Ti-"45339e4L GardenSyriagea . Garden Arches WjT^gl^^ j[t~ t=^cic^^ i i i^^^i^ ifff Pruning Shears Galvanised Wire Seed ||l| j 1 11 I (IP1! Protectors iJJL-H: I r - I ' ScytJles Md Handles Metallic Labels and Gar- /^ffl«?-f ifffPfilSSj Hoao Branches* den Peg* &V^-i:JLLi!iJj£^ p\;R^Sp^'-^.^^giS^ Daisy Rakes Watering Pots /#P:' W& ' MV |^%Nsv PhfladaipUa Lawn '' _> Lv ilo-vvers -^^^ Caat Iron F("lnto.ins Lawn Edge Clippers _,*^gi, rff. Garden Engines Lawn Sprinklera 'i^^^g^^/^^p?' Hoes, Baker, Spades, and "*~ x rowels COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. Marble and Slate Eitchen Fenders Mantelpi«ces ,y^2Jk \\ j^J^l^V |»» Kitchener* File Hearths /jf±-~~. -■ ' - ''*~^g§&. '^^^SM'wSSL Bronzed Hat Ur n Ash. Pans fiaks , COTTAGE RANGES AND AMERICAN STOVES. Kitchen Bsogeu, H'T^t^^ Pocket Spirit Stoves with- Hot Plate pIF^V *W i^m t» , , vt J - TO-w^" Roaatina! Jacks Back, and wrth _ , Jg^ aad without High '^ : ''«'-■■:"-- Copper Preserving floating Stoves ''ii-f '' ' " f•* -'^V. Kent Gratea Kerosene Stovea w •' f' j—j"— * i4"i}**K!~'*°^*Bß||J^Snip Stoves E. POETEE & CO., BET AIL DEPARTMENT : 1 "WHOLESALE DEPAETMEM1:' QUEEN STREET, HIGH STREEI, A OOK I. A N D. ALL GOODS DELIYEKED US TOWN:AND SUBURBS.



Land and Estate Agents. HOUSS LAND AND ffINANCIAL AGBST T\n.ci-j Laxb Aacs&AOX). Saniwra i—National Hank at New Zealand, SKWT3 and I^TSKitST ColiectoO. MON3Y Invested :or Capitalists on flrst-olaai lOcnrtsleß. ttcthowt Ch.issis. ace por oen» allowed an deposits ancil taTessed. MORTGAGES aatl LOAMS NsgOttatnA, SHARKS 2oa«iiS or Sow Jo artier, E3TAX33 Jfennijed to Absentees. ALLOTMENTS Bough*, and Honaea Built on iha Weakly Paymeci System. ■STJIiDIN?- AitOTaSSTS fOH 3Ai3 AT VWI T-JOs!— acotl9ii'.l-(ivreo», 80/ Weac-ctreer., 30/ (n/toraian-atr'jet, 15/ Haipnurn-iitrriei. 80/ iond-Ktareot, 15/ Li£:>r Plact), 58/ teppeil-eereet. 20/ JTorfQUE-ssroflt. 40/ ArKylo-otraet. 15h Ccok-Btraet. fill) SaroafOTdHttroot, SO/ tfiiwtn-mrset, 30, Potclvol Parsda. •3' Whnrf Snad, 2U Reclamation, ±!(1 Mount Sdcn Koad, £1 Sowe-wreni, !Hl' Eybur ~asn, £8 'HaoicuK-atruDt, !a NQiminby Eoad, «1 Xelflcn-ateout, 8.1/ Brighton iioad, 40/ A'EC,<a Tartans acsar atxMOi ss ww sstas £<tfinn TO LJCND, in Stuns of «1D andap- Swuw wardu. on send 3ficnriti«a. SHOP and 7-roaraed Hauae for sale an llii Mount ttdea Koud. Splendid position far hniitncß"; Termu a\i asreea. WHANiJAB.KI— imail Homestead for Sale, ■with, splendid orchard, over 200 frnit b«arin« trees, ailuvml aotl; fronta«B to Whan ifarel Kiver; two milea from townßhip. BKB.ISH'uKiJ-al'RaHll'— Kew and vary con venient Cottas'i for 9ali\ near Congrega tional Chnrah, On eun7 termif. <?snn-3i2;-aoOMKD EQUsfl: (new), with *«*•"■' pantry, tar Sale; yery convenient; water laid <«i: ea^y terms. /.q/i n —aiTH-tIOOMjIO HOUSE for Bale In iOUU willium ar,n-ec. wtrii detached watsh honaa. T>any terma of paynipnr, H*MII/rUN (Wtilua-01-Hjuan and acra of around far na.o. cwa min'itea wailc from Bank o£ New Z-.aiacd for £1.011. Lot 321, UnrnlltanWe.it. HUS 17 a—Highly Acres of Land for Salo for ■285. Alao, flighty Anrea at Waikiukia, lor £C 5. A gplcnaiL*. chance fur warkinu m«n. fjQA-Nirv ami Tfetl-aniniiod. liauua for S»uv Sale, it Rfcky Nonk, Now North iiasd; *l'.otmenj U) r 120. easy terma. VOi'.THCUTa — ievenronnurd lionise. ou& i.i 'oni'diaif-i, <i.a., and JO acrm of Land for 'isla. '.r »r7 ohe«!s. Grard view of tha "arbonr. i« iW ,->_s-O'.'W-WViS!J HO'JSK for Sato. X. ""'J v iff Conic-'itraat, with largo allotment, OXATUKI TJ'.VW.!.tUP. - Two Larse {. Cci-ncjr A-utrr.esfi) fnr iaic for 820. haTlas airne frrintasss. MOU?i C H-UICW—3"iTo roomed Eonne and swo Krm at vaicanlo soil tar Sale. Ft' 9 rieir. ("rchard, io. Ty3"S>:!>iST — Sl3-roomod Hnnue tor i. calfl ana? tha Three Lamps, Price, £320. iCaa; asrmfl of payment. DSVONPOKT, Lose Kaad — Sevaral totj cholcu 7ii!« 31»a far Hale, harlna rood <tad «a fronraares, acd pnauesßlnd tha Qneat landaocpe news cc in fonnd aronnd Auckland. Very easy terms of ? ayment i?oKn- A :C3 -Ni!;w COTTAGH la New *4J« tan ia; 9a!fl. -with taraa shod, allot tnent tv s IU0: Terr cbesn. TX7-AITiCIIATA KIVH3 ffHCWTAGHU—Land f f Cor Sale at £1 cor acre, In large or small aioc&a. Knay tarma. ■J3ARNSI.L—House and If aoroa orchard fox L dale. In foil bearinir: canuhad. wnrkahcu. mwihanso. £c: 2ne s«.» tlbw. »1 on—ffCC3-iii;'OM3Q HCnsS for Sale In *J-*V' sheCit7. Small deposis and weekly ayrnenta laxen. n^SK—EGGSJS Jcr 2sla la WUllaai-«r8«n. &-oj lear =t j^ajK!}'churah. EP3OM— Qentlemnna Villa Kesldunca, seren rocms, ccach-tiaarar, atabllni;, &c £900. £T jc-TIIHSIS-iMXNaiSD H(JUS3 for aale -*" In >7a?r^CE, aair Sing"] Armß Hotel; 'ffv^l ailotnnenft. Xjv^y '.ernw. 0 3MTJ2RA—U »'-,r9a, Sjr Saia j ascoUflnt aW IV and splendid Tlaw (.JfcISSTUS i--Oiii, l Jarnoll — aii-roamefr: ! f Honce 'ur 3iis, ilktmacc 13 z MB; water laU or.. Prtiw, JSS-5. FjJfSOW3Y— .>'«t Six-roomed HnnHS aac Wanrahup farsala; rwa oilotmonta; »w» ttsnta^i-j; (Mury tertna. SrsLLEfaTOIT-STHSaT.. — Pratsy Cosa«{tt i * f for aaia, near dt J»m«n's Chareh r vsm md water iaiti ac ; garttan, etc PAP.ySLL. — Ntv-rly - Snlahisd Hli-raomed, Eorao far uio; slaai-iaJ Tlew; fflSil. FAf£KK slko ?or Sala at 'Walkomftl. Panj moramo. atotss'* Polcu. Walsaicarai, Mahu. ouii{l, Narrh iiacra, Fanaknra, &a. Also, see Hot In .Veto Zealand Bercdd sad WuJdti -Veto* c .-: af. w lit ia as o». asi'jLr* aoss1? 70x,0a» lajti y~ yr jj visn ?, nf.C'iiC. LAMD AVt) FTMANOIAL .\G3NT rjffiN.lHAu COMMiS^ION AGENT, riitli uswa aASit. (icaaia-siHsicr, Auca: fttssjnrtlen adTcrtise<i Croc of cost, and no «);;ir;{i! mailii U-ilohm tliii!iai;na done. . isca of i; -.-uuenlL"!! for sola forwarded miinthl j ai ' In Natuur, Corlatonoroh, iuii'. Unnedin. I^anrancea oiTected on Eouhch, Craun, ffnr- Propanica 'Valnirt, Snryoya UniiorSaltoii, ETll)dlng Satlmawa prapu-rad. Mawsfaaea and L«anH nugaaated. FOEi SALiS— 3:rAFraLD TIRW—Mcb Cottngn nf 1 rooms, ijiirr:«n. ami larjje wnm&hop. £3"fl. E53 PaP,aKDE\—7-toomed Hnuao and 32 acria ,tood I'tnd, on mala road, cluho to railway ; vbcji a' nap. Aa HX'.'Ci.'T.i-arE.'iilCT-Two Cottaiee, lronnu lurf Timli-home sneh. fi!l(). AS BOOK V SCiUS—Toavenirnt 1-roomcdCottaue, gardan, land, &o» £2io. 1380: 3fl \CU.-'.a, near Hor. <3prUan, Walwera. Ai XAItY -31'K.tlfiT, aOUNT 3!JUN — Pretty f;otriM:o,s roomH and pantry,lorgu level ailut munc 843 C-IAPSL-aTEHIKT-Houaaln thiß OBntral dorl c!on, aoltanie £cr fjuartling hooaa. V"cry cheno. E4fl EYKBK PiSS HOAD— Compact C3ottaep ¥ S rocma, 7ary ann-renient* 831 TWO d.r.OPS and Dwellings, on good leading 823 'iR-LiTTuy liOAD—Hanae, i raoniH, gaa, so B2 AVOVD ALm—Honae. 3 rooms, extanaiveaheda, itßble, ontlionm.'s, etc, and highly cultivated form : lana orchard, ate 813 POWhi>NßY—house, fl rooms, two tanks, gar den, au^j very chaan. , Bifl PONiOWST —iianne, T rsoma, waah-iioauß, tanitg, woll, at; larsQ ffirilan, fall fruit sroom B'J2 BP.;uf SOiiTH SOAD — Houae. B rooms, ?arten. -Cc. K23 «iCO A OKKd—Freehold Land, aultablo fcr a eartio ra ; eaay distance from Auckland, 18 YSMtt L.tAij; of fl-roamed Hatuso and iromida, sronnd rant law A3S =JJTSiij_L, rti.OCi!:-* af Natlva Lond>. Tlriea, Cro-*!: Grants. Very cheao. Alfl KAUlil BIJiH, Bid a.:raa, stood water front air?, a: low nrlcß. Al7 U jlCH.ua iraod ploaghablQ level Land, clcun to ■* iiiia ataLlon. A32 PASTICTTLABa OF OTHSE PEOPKBTII3 OK APPLICATIOS. -JIvaRAL HOOD ALLOTaiXNTS AT VEBI LOW PiilCXa. Estate aoe.tt a.^d Valcatos, QC3!TO aTK3TCT, WCKULHTD. *CMET LSWT OUT jOH CAi'iTAXJaTS OS nasT - class ajscußiriKa, or ts- TH3TK2 IS HAJfK. rNaUKiNOS. OR OTH KB &HABiCa- FARM and nOJt-crtTKA.D.-Tbera ara 12 ii.-run, one ml!a from a ritlway station, all tercedand an>--<li7iilad into four paddocks—3s an en in g-ast an<l crap. There In a aniall houae, onw^hetif, etc. Piii;e a3:!il.—J. M. Lennox. ■ | PP*K.QGErctf-jTK.H:.i;T.—4fI Bt-ratß prog- U pentlve investment. Two houws, qolta new and well-flniared. with water laid on, and freehold al-otrr,i nr. Price £BUU—£3lO cash, balance cm remain en tha property.— Ji Al Jjemoz Kaiat? i» ;at, Aactnad. i IJLQT.V KNT In the City, with a grand vlaw n- of th« tarbcur, culrab s for a lerracc—J, Af. Lennox. fjf;nn—Aflratolaea lnveatment, freeho'd,ln A uu good pojltlon and rlßing diatrlct.—J- M. I.enrox-. rjtjnc-a-ROOllscn HOU3H:, with cn'onlal 3i"J*<J oven, reulate." ?rate, etc,abonS half an bonr'd walk from the cltt; freehold allot ment. 33 z mi l. -J. .VI. Lcancz, Satate Agent, M"'AXTS\ FLAT, WHA.NGA.RKt.—Farm Of 382 aorea volcinlo land— 1 here axa 3'ii acren. wtrh hoaso, etc. This beaatiCal procerty Is effjred a barsain.—J. M. Lennox. (jf.fQ t \-i-KVOHLB.\i CuTCAGMJIn Snßßex iS* -wl' street, with register grataa, 100 gallon tank, large cellar. Price £130 caah,, balance can rumaln on the property. 11M V EW.vtAP.KffiT—Some of the best Boßlneaa 1 ' Prsmisfa for sale. -J. M. Lennox. 13 M \fOL'NT BOEN KOAU-Two llae Shopß, i'JL with freehold aliocment iaa z lOOi.ln this poßfi'ar cilairfct. Thft ahopa froac tha main road. Prtco «7S.—J. M. Leanox. B4M UPPKK QUitBN and YuKK-STRK^TS— Two t'ona;B. vftiti iarxa co«et allatmcnt Oiroahold). Prico £1300.— J. :',!. Lennox Sdtata Aspiit. .iiwWard. S3M / TtTY FriSKHULD-Fcr Sa'a, a larja tit? vv rrseiold, coßsutlrsrof 2 ! wailing Houses ar.ii.a -hop, all 3abac:miUllj hahs o." brioii, and Scteil wi'h evtirv oonver.innco. Thn premlaea ire all let to KOCtltasan'a, aad prodaca a rental of £328 per year. Price fiJEOO. Terma can be *rr»nged.—J. M. l.cnnor. SJVI H;OaS,wlth ve>T iaJg; froshold a'.ioCir.ont (J a5 X 36ii Unl'tO. In !bo rtair.pc dhtrlc: of ltonr.s Ki!i-n I'r'ca £730.-J. M. ! *>nncx. 61M vOalliiTi HiL,L. ONi'.HLNGA — Hoase i i r.ni larga fraiihottl aUotaieat. Irrlce £150. —J. M. Lfnnoi. 17il i\J,Sf>- &'U«. SA3.;1?, a Farm of SS aaren a *"•♦"■' fAontauft Valley, wita new 5-toome>i H:bs« a,isd ali necessary oatbaildlaKs, T&ire x:r : -in acrta ta ,jrri.'.f:. The liad t: Wc.;l ?J-at6r3d, Prise, fiiSt.— J, it. 5 ennoz, AticsLia-i. 17K p.JxN HUM 5i if— A seraE - roomett Kaaldenca. 1. a blchX niaguiSceo* ri&w. In tno Wisi; r&n cJ Pi-asonby; freeJsoM aUctment (S3 s »8a e,U li-.id oc* !r. araaaiaatat ;,rsea and ahrnba. Prtja, 7'Kli—J. .Vf, Ijinnox. Kawt* Atrant, SKAfIEJIO YIEVV'-S'ata.fooßed' Versmdah Cc6wi«o, wltii frwhcld allotment Price, fflSf.—J. M. Lcaan. Keiane AasnJ. £1 '3fi—STJUK-KOOMUa) COTTaLtus-in'Dnkß *• J- '-'w .TSreot, with froohotd sllotmcni, Price, Bl.jfi.-J. If. Jjoaaoz. SHtcfcj Ai;onJ 180 L OSaaiiiiA—VlUa Bcaldsr.ee sad 3 acre« or £ ~„ ««"-iTi?. sbrti-icr?. Sfiii puetare. Price. ai.lii.-J, if. LcanOT. lKh FOi'. LVIiIKDIATK SALS - A Ee*utlfnl Farrj of 2PO scrnM, onl? 3 mllea from a railway station. Th<! f.-vm la all In Rood B^Blfeh sfraasFH, and subdivided Into 7 padoocka b7 qnlcK-thorr. edijs>3. lha residence commaodi a psaa'Ual view cf & lalte, wnich bounda ihe farm on or.c -gJda. Ti/i hoaae conaiina 5 aoan- Es.ai!. Tir;."s '3 3tib:9, ai/DCftyard. aad ehrf iior. 3ha iarou I c;in c»ocad:;nst7 reoorainend ■sal: lain :o s-r.y tetocdlag »ttlec, —J. 1L Lsr.ncT. •C-kis- s;e.-t, An-i^.cd. iiiil JTOi; IMM«TiIai3 aALK—a Commodlona X Kealdance ia Grafton Road, Tha residence cz~ .j".L-..i IS roo«ia, end It call: upon a freehold section (ISO z 3ii2 llzia).—J, M. L&nnco, hatate Attest. Aaokland. 331 i FAKII of ISO acres of firatcUga soli, boonded on one tide by a river, all lanced wad laid Aown la good Engilau (uaasca,— 3, M< Lennox, Efi?aw Agcß!, Auckland. SUM



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Singer's MaahlnoK' Sinaej 1!! — Machinrß Sln«er'a aaohlhM Stnger'a Victory for the Singer Machines Singer 3 Victory far the Singer Mnchinns Slngßr'B Vlotary far tha Binder Machlnea Slnßcr'a Victory for the Singer Machines Singer's Victory for tho 3lii«(ac Singer a Victory for the Sinner Machines Stngar'a Victory for tho Singet Mnjihinnj Singers Machines Singer's — Machines Singer a Machines Singer a Two Gold Medals Machines Singer: Two Gold Madam Maohinoa Sln«ert Two Gold Medaln Maohinea Blnifor'a Twa Gold Medals Machtnea ainger-a Two Gold Medala .viitnhtn^H. finger's Two Gold Medaia Matinlne* Siogor'a Two Gold Mortals Maohinu dlni»er"a Machines Slnnort Mnchine* Slngar'B Maahinoi Singera Beating all Competltarii Maahiiiea Singer"a Beating all Competitara Maohlnes Slngnr'B Beating all Competitors Machines Singer's Beating all Competitors Machines Slnuar'a Beating all Competitors Mauhlnea Singer's Beating all Competitors Machlnea iJlnttor'3 Beating all Competitors Machines Singor"B Machines dlnger'a Machines dlngec's TtTimhlnrff dlnger'a) Elmpleat and Best Maohlnesl Singer's Simplest and Best Machines Slngar'i; Simplent and Beat Machlnea ctngar'a Simplest md Bent Machlnea Stager's Simplest and Beat Machines Singer's Simpleut and Beat Machines Slngar'B Simplest and Best Machines Slnsnr'a Machines Slngar's — Uaonlnos Singer'a Machines dinuvn-i The Singer la Uocqtuu^d Machines Slngar'a The linger la uneqnallml Machines Slnger'a The Singer la Onequnlled Machines dmirer'a The Slnocr la Unequalled Machines rtlnitcr'a The Singer ia Uneqnailed Maohuwa Slngar'a Tho Singer 1b Uneqoalled Maohlnea Tho Slnser ia Cneqnalled Machines Slngera Moohloes SlnSSr'B i I, Mimhlnfls SlnKor'r Machines finger's Eaa the Largest Sale Machlnea Singer's Haa tne Largest sale Maohlnes Slnntr'ai Haa the LarKeat Sala Macnlnia BlnKer*9l Has tne Largest Sals Machlnea Sluser'a Baa the Largest Sale Machines Sl££er*aj Haa the Largest Sals Machines Singer's! Sag tha Largest Sale Machines mnger'a Machines ginger's — Machines Sinnur'.i Machines aliig-.T'u Is the Cheapest Machines fcluKur'a Is the Chaapest Machines ainaKrV Ifl the ChoaunM Singer's Ia the Cheapest Machines Sln^KrV Ia the Choaoeat Mnnhlnns Slnger'M la the Cheapest Machines Slnger'i. Ia the Cheapest Mimhinfq uugar'a MrwhlneH ,-ln;a/:i ■—• Machlnea aingsr's '^BChlnea rflni/ir's BaU-«-crown ppr Weob itacbinea Slntrer'B Half-a-crown per Waek Machines Singur'B riaif-a-orown pur A uek ifachinea 3lnKor"s Half-a-orawn per Week Mauhlnes Unucr"? Ual'-a-arown per We»k Machlties Singer's Ealf-a-crnwn per Week vtnchlnas 2latt.:rV Half-a-crown per Waek Machines a'a^'er'i Machines SlnuHr'n —' Mai'hlue* Singer's iiacnlnca. Stnger'a BtUSCB Machines. atni^er'r Machlnea ainsist'e 3fll, Qneen-atraot Machines Singor'a 381, Qneen-atreet Maahines> Singer's 261, Uuetin-airoet Moohinea Sinue■•'» 381, Qaeen-atreet iiarhlnus eliisßcTi 38L Qoeen-streel Machines dln,-e r 's ail, Queen-«treet Machlnea atngar^i 381, Qneen^treet Machines* 21ng»r*a Machinefl. dlngsr'B Auckland jlaohinea finger's Aaakland Machines^ 3lßga r 'K Anolcland Machines Slngov r Aocsland .UiiohlneH' -ilaijo-'a Anuklund MochiniiH Siagar'a Anckland MuchinoH Stnuo>-u Auckland Machines Singer's Mochinea ainifnr'a Moohlnea aingsr'B Maohinen Singer's Machliioo Slngor'a .'.lachlni-n ain«Br"a Maohinua arufGEK'3 sawusa MaCHiaaa. lEEurancM. OEDUCTIOK IN FIRK RATES. It M£W ZEALAND [SSUKAJSCB COMPANY. CAPITAL Olfii! MILLION aTKRLINBI FTK2! BIBES taken on the moat LIHKBAL TBBJffa PHOMPT SBTTLBiB'TTa UOTJOUBTSTJ fKD JRITT. GEOK3* c. FIBECa, HEAD OFFICE: PROVINCIAL BUILDrNGH, WKLLXNTQTOK Cawcßßisanm . X), at Lucsiar, TH3 O3TLT SSV Z2ALASD LIF« CT7XEa SOVBESMBNT SSCUKITT, MUTUAL EKiiUHAA'Ca, LowasT PEBMnma, Aa Insurance of a.,300, at the Premlnm charged elsewhere for ai.iwn, being eqaivalon t to aa uoisoiATE Eosua at asm, m smay hob to razz. PAaTiou»innir cr Pbostts. Asendes at nearly ail Money Order Post Ctttae* is she Colony. ProsTtcotns setting forth the- rery LIHSSAi, aSQULATIONa and LOW PREMIUMS ai the Government Offlcs can be obtaioeil on Application. IWoBKMKN'S ImSDRANOI Bpciilflklly prov Iflprt txsc tn Out INDUSTRIAL BBASCfi. Poucna Ibbuko no* en urir43ns. PRSMIUMS FAYABLS WJSSiI. FOr which a Collect a r will calL OFBOTAIi TABLX9 708 CHnjOKSS. IBS ONL7 IHUCSTBIAL QF7IC3 WITS Paeticipatton m Psorm xxn GcmsumsxT SaouitirY, FoUoles o' £30 and upwards, after Tnzae Taan, mb be soxrendered fa- Coah, or for a Tree Policy. *Usj.eica ._.._ C. QOQ7BBI ENIQHX Conveyances. BEUWAKU'S CUAUttaa TC- THM QOLDJTSLD^-TIMS-TABLS. Leanag Baaaiiicn tor To Arabo eTßry Tws day, Thursday »ad Saturday. Leartng Te Aroha far Hamilton on Mcodaj VFertneartar, and Frlriij. peclai Cari'anai crsTtdai! w Ord«. B, 30WAED3 >.lT»r« and EaJ4 SlahLsa Hataai •StiiUSGKAFE LIAS. OX COACHKe. : W. K. CAimo» 00A0HS8 wUi na (a the ! aaowlagittme-teble, carry ng H.M.^moll 1 | Le»Tea Camhridaa lor Hftmliton *laUy, »s 3.3fl ».m. I/aroß Hamiisco for Cambrldea 4&i!jr, aa irriyiil of Train, tat »ja. Leaves Te Arena tsr Haialltcii ta lfl a,m Monday, Wedneaday, and Friday Leavas Hamiitcn tor Te Airoha ai 8 ,m, TaesdnT, Thur»t»y *nd 3aSnriiaj, I B3OWIIS Offlca: a-WTane'a Hotai, H»m<iton W. X. CAKTEK, _. -__. Coacit Projirioter. I tiYßry and Bait Siabic*. Caia&rldas. sti 2larcs lisa l^i a. r i r ira xlsijs TABiiJ1. t*»T« Arch B.Ul— "JSS **••?» m "am Uffipjn aP m 4.15 p m S,iS p m LaaTs NaSlOKal SsaJt— » a k «ia.M t na UJJS a us "*snl 3.44pm Iwpaz 5.X! P IS * Sicwp} Ttasijj, aa Jj ThQMiJajTi, wiled &3 L- oa Aackia&i aid 15.36 tea: Aaylam