Grip, Salvage, Cheviot, andlris are all well forward in condition, prenunjably with the i(iea of sending them over the water. It appears to us ("Weekly Press "). however, their owners will think twice before adopt ing this course, more particularly consider ing how Grip has been treated compared with other aged good performers in the two great handicaps of New South Wales and Victaria. If, therefore, aa it looks most probable, the horses remain in the colony, Messrs Kobinson and Lance's team will as suredly be the strongest during the coming season.

" Sir Launcelot " says Mr Pilbrow aban doned his intention of sending Clarence to take part in the V.R.C. Grand, .National, which takes place to-morrow (Saturday), ojjjflfeto there not being suffi cient time ttfgive the sen of Kavensworth a fair show. There is, however, every pro bability of his going over later in the year. His owner was exceedingly well satisfied with the weight allotted Clarence (list 91b). The top weight, Himalaya (12st 121b), during the season just closed carried 13st 51b into third place in the Steeplechase at the V.R.C. Spring Meeting, and ran second with 13st 41b to Lucy (9st 131b) in the Steeplechase at the Victorian Club Meet ing. During the season of 1880-1 he ran three times without once suffering defeat, winning the .Steeplechase at the V.K.O. Spring Meeting with 9it 121b; thfi Steeplechase at the V.R.C. Champion Meeting, with list 51b; and the Steeple chase at ths Great Northern (S.A.) Meet ing, with 13st. The company behind him on these occasions was nothing extraordin ary, and at a diiference of 171b Clarence would probably have beaten him.

Eeviewing the Melbourne Cup Handicap, "Aucur" says :—"Grip may come here, but if trained by It. Kay he will Dot be allowed to start. This son of Slanderer was quite the champion of New Zealand during the season, and the handicapper could not well give him less tbanfW, albeit he let in Mata, who was quite as good a performer, much lighter." . . . "Sal vage is the New Zealand horse that won the big handicap at Christchurch, and his owner cannot well find fault with hi» weight."

The following will be of interest to Auck land breeders:—From a list in a recent number of the "Sportsman" of the brood mares at Mr John Watson's Warealey stud in Worcestershire,(says "Sir Launcelot,") I learn that amongst the companions there of Nameless, the dam of the Oaks winner Geheimniss, Is Mother JNeasham, dam of the Christchurch Middle Park mare Ham mock. Mother Neasham, who was foaled in 18C5, was last year put to Chevron, who is by Kosicrucian (sire of Mr Stead's mare Pu'.chra and the Auckland Stud Company* mare bister Agnes) out of Cognisaunce, who is full sistei to Lord Lv»d, sire «f the Middle Park Stud Company's mare En Avant (dam of Vanguard) tho Auckland Stud Company's mare Kosette, and Mr Stead's mare Crinoline.

On comparing the weights for the Mel bourpo Cup as telegraphed with those ap pearing in the Melbourne papers, several slight errors are brought to light. Wheat ear has Bst 81b, not Bst 91b; Morpeth 6st 10lb, notGst lllb; Dunedin, 6st 81b, in stead of Get 91b ; and it is not "Banquet," but Baronet, that is in the 7st lllb. division.

The following well-bred youngsters have been enterercd far the Waitara Sapling Stakes, 1883 :-b c Fisherman, by Endy roion—Lottio ; b c Hori Walton, by Izaak Walton-Starlight (imp.); eh g Votaiy, by Izaak Walton -Forest Queen; b c, by Izaak Walton—Sunshine ; bl c, by Sir Walter- Sir Watkin mare ; eh g, by Resolution— Bess ; b g Master Walton, by Izaak Walton — Coquette (imp.); br g Blarney, by Izaak Walton—Jennie ; b f, by Gladiator —Traducer mare ; br c Emir, by Izaak Walton— imported mare ; blk f My Sister, by \\ ar Eagle—Maori Girl.

BREVITIES.

The annual meeting of tho Auckland Racing Club takes place on tho 7th of August)

Catch'om won six races last season, and was second thrice.

CbeviotandNonsensearostrongfavourites for the C.J.C. Derby. The current odds on tho Melbourne Cup arc 100 to 5 on the field.

Seciindus is said to be recovering from the effects of his recent breakdown.

Mr Uorsf ill thinks King Quail has been " slaughtered '' in the Melbourne Cup. It is reported that an attempt will be made to repeal the Totalisatorßillin South Australia.

The nomination of The Gem for the Great Metropolitan Stakes has been accepted by Iho A.J.O. Committee.

Sardonyx was handicapped for last Mel bourne Cup at sst 71bs ; this year Bst 31b?. No wouder he was scratched.

The Korari-Awatea colt, half brother to Grip, has been named Barnaby, and the Albany—No Maine colt, Oudeis. The Yankee colt, Gerald, ran Becond in the Sandown Derby on June 2ad, Marden beinp the victor.

Stella, who was first favourite for the Hawkesbury Handicap, has been scratched. There is loud grumbling in Sydney. "Mazeppa," of the " Saturday Adver tiser," is publishing his turf review for the past season. He deserves the thanks of the sporting community, for it most entail an immense amount of labonr.

Pellmell, one of the most promising three year-olds of last season, is suffering from inflammation and will be useless as a race horse till the end of next season. The Otago Hunt Club hold a steeple cbnso meeting on September 9, when £225 will-be given away in stakes. Ihe Dunedin Jockey Club will control the gathering.

" Warrior "iR certain both Darebln and Commotion will be scratched for tho Mel bourne Cup. Darebin's odds, 100 to 3, certainly appears to indioate that such is his owner's intention.

Lady Harapden is much fancied fer the Melbourne Grand National Hurdle-race to be run to-morrow, at 4 to 1 taken and wanted.

100 to 5 is laid against Sardonyx for tho Hawkesbury Handicap, and 100 to 6 on tho Metropolitan Stakes.

Iroquois, the sensational winner ef last year's Derby, has broken a blood-vessel in his head,

Mr John Mayo, of N.S.W., who an nounced his intention of retiring from the turt some weeks ago, has evidently altered his mind. He bought tho race horso Faust for tho sum of £200 tho other week. Already, sweeps representing a cross total of £79,700, chiefly on the Melbourno Cup, aro advertised in the Australian papers.

" Nemo " tbinks the best in the Metro politan Stakes are Paul, Cnnnamnlla Barber, Creswick, Salvage, Sardonyx, Sting, Kingsworth, Arrow, Flight, and Brunette.

AH the Australian sporting contributors arc unanimous in the opinion that Mr Barnard has completely crushed Segenhoe out of the Melbourne Cup. "Ada Mantua" is getting a big con sultation on the Melbourne Cup—l4,ooo members at 10s each. First horse, £1,500 ■ second, £650; third, £300; 125 others divided £1,400. There will also be 318 cash prizes, absorbing a total of £3,150. Concerning Golden Butterfly, " Augur " writes:—l don't think I've ever seen a finer specimen of the thoroughbred, than Golden ttcttorfly, a two-year-old son of Tubal Cain and Calumny. Of all the frivolous protests that were ever heard of, that. a,t Bendigo, where a h,qrse was objected to on the ground that he was erroneously described as a gelding instead of a horse, was the most ridicu lous.

Prometheus, whose Melbourne Cud weight is 6st 71b, won the Victoria Gun at the recent S. A, Jockey Club meeting. He is by Tubal Cain, out ot Lurlino, and, when in Christchurch come time ago, his owner re fused £2000 for him.

The horses best in the Melbourne Cup Handicap are-Sweet William, 4vrs, 7s t 111b; Odd Trick, aged, 7st 71b; the Tas nianian chestnut four-yeai>o!d, Stockwoll, 7st 51b; Golden Butterfly, 3yrs, Gst 9lb • Hereford Bay, aged, 6st 13It>,

as an instance of the ga,me of book making (says the "Sporting Times") at a recent meetiug, we have only to mention that Messrs Baylis* and Foster won £30,©00. On settling night the principal partnor, who rejoices in the nickname of " The Gloatcr," took the money, consisting of note's, cheques, and gold, home, and, throwing the lot into a bath, solemnly undressed himself and rolled in it.

A SoutU Australian contemporary writes • That after the late Adelaide meeting a JVcw Zealand bookmaker paid a lost bet of £70 by cheque, which was found to be not worth the paper it was written on. I noticed the names cf a couple of " broke " New Zealand bookmakers in the passenger list of a steamer which toft MfliT»in»«. t*.

English Sporting Notes.

The value of the Derby Stakes, won il Shotover, was £4800. a b?

Prior to the race for ths Taks a bef *t 2,000 to 1,000 was laid on GcheimnissLJ Shotover, coupled for the DoneaMer <fc Lager, ' 0(-

The "Sporting Times" nsks whett* Saarelle'a "The Wreck of the rT fore," is any relation to the divided

Tom Cannon rode his first Derby winn*, in Bhotover. His other nearest approach*, to such a success were when he was Z

Smce, in 1853, West Australian ami fcittingbourne ran first and second in 1,5 the Two Thousand and Dcrhy, the perform ance has not been repeated until this un.l with Shotover and Quicklime. ," The Duko of Westminster has now won; the Derby twice ia thrre years, viz wi?? Bend Or in 1880 and this year Wart over. In 1881 he was second with PerT grine, and fourth with Victor Chief £

For the third time —and this V e»r curiously enough, on the tixty.fonrth anni' versary of the Queen's birthday_ a fin v j.., won the Derby. The previous instances were Ji:eanor in 1801, and Blink Bonny ia

Since the first Derby was won, in tlm year 1780 by Sir Cha.les BunbJyV Diomed the number of consecutive wins by the same owner have been but five, out of a total of 103 strugglcs-not 10 per cent. Certainly, Alexandre Dumas la perc prodiguc, once spoke of "lajummt fjia avail troh fois gar/nee le Derby," bat to Bpeak by the book, the statement ». quires confirmation. The Derby winner,Shotover, is a chestnnf with a star on her face, stauding nearly it not quite, 15 hands 3in, with .ather a plain but lean and game-looking head, and a clean, muscular, and well-formed neck Her shoulders are very deep and grandly placed, and she ia both deep and thick through her girth, with a powerful back great muscular development in her tump' quarter?, and gaskiaß, and stands on beau! ufully-formed and sound limbs.

Beiting on the St. Leges.— 2 to 1 oa the fillies versus the colts, 5 to 4 against Geheimniss and Shotover (coupled with 5 to 2 against Gehcimniss), G to 1 agaimt Sbotover, 10 to 1 against Quicklime, 12 to 1 against St. Marguerite, 25 to 1 against the Hygeia Colt, and 33 to 1 against Troll. At Epsom, oa the day after the Derby, Lord Bradford's Quicklime won the Grand I Prize (viz,, £3.757) easily, beating Mardeo Leonora, The Hygeia colt, Transition,' Executor, and G;rald. The betting was S to 2 on Quicklime, 0 to 1 against Mardeo, and 25 to 1 any other. Won by a length in I 2mins. 14?ecv., the distance being 1J miles, The principal two-year-old race at Epsom Summer Meeting, the Woodcote Stakes— instituted nearly a hundred years ago—was I won this anniversary by Lord Hastingß'a b c Beau Brummel (by George Frederick, 9 out of Ma Belle), M. Lefevre's Hauteui second, snd Mr Walker's Tjndrum third. ; Eight ran, and the betting was 7 to 4 agaimt I Hauteur, 5 to 2 agaimt Slgmophone, 8 to 1 :: Tyndrum, 9 to 1 Beau Brummel, and 15 h9 1 the others. Distance, 2-mile. Time, lrain. lSsecs.

According to Benson's chronograph, Shotover won the Derby in 2 mm 45 3.5 th sec. The following is a record of some pre. vious years :-Iroquois, in 1881, won in 2 mm 50sec; 1880, Bend Orr, 2min 46sec; 1879, Sir Bevye, 3min 2sec ; 1878, Sefton, 2min sGsec; 1877, Silvio, 2miu • oOsec; 1876, Kiaber, 2miD 44see; 1875, Galopin, 2min 47sec; 1874, George Feeder ick, 2min 46»ec; 1873, Doncaster, 2roin I 50sec ; 1872, Cremorne, 2min 45Jsec; 1871,1 Payonius, 2min 50-ec ; 1870, Kingcraft, 2min4Ss(c Toe best on lecord is 2min I 43sec, the time credited to Kettledrum and Blair Athol in 1861 and 1864 respectively,

The French Derby.

The race for the French Derby (or Prix da Jockey Club, as it lis more generally ' called) took place at Chautilly, on the 2ht ult., before an immense assemblage, com posed of all the creme do la creme of Pari« society. There were seventeen runners, of whom Count Lagrange's Dandin, M, Le« fevre's Count Alfred, and M. Delamarre'g Vigiland, seeded most faucied, the ring offering the liberal odds of 25 to 1, har H three. The story of the contest, though somewhat excitiug, is soon told. At the M distance, two outsiders, Dictateur 11, and St. James were leading, with Count Alfred and Dandin. well at the head ot the second ruck. Directly it came to racing, however, Count Alfred collapsed, and 1 Jasmin taking his place, a ding-dong struggle ensued between the latter, St, James, and Dandin, the result being a. dead-heat between the last-named pair, with Jasmin, ahead behind them, third. Betting : 5 to 2 agst Dandio, 7 to 2 Count Alfred, 6 to 1 Vicilant, 25 to 1 each St, James and Quolibet, and. 40 to 1 any other. Time, 2mm 41 4-sths ccc. Value : of the stakes, £4332. The Austrian Derby, run at Vienna on May 21st, was won Dy Mr Mayer's Taurus, by Scottish Chief ; Baron Bathmann'i Parrot, by Laueret, second. Ten ran.

Correspondence.

NEW ZEALAND PATENTS. (.< ;| (Fo the Editor,) Sib,-Ih Tuesday nlaht's Stab Mr Haseldsn Is In error regarding hla statement of pat«al fees. He saya, "On dopoalting specification, fil; on obtaining letters patent. &l ; at or before i splration of fifta year, £7. Thus, for the snm of £10, an Inventor has protection for five years." as a matter of faot, the two first payments give protection for five years, the last payment ' of £7 extending the time from five to fourteen years. Thus, if an inventor finds that his patent Is of little use. ho can deoline farther protection that fly« years. Should the patent, however, be a valuable one, by paying the £7 ha gels protection extended to fourteen yeara. Of course, there 1r tho additional looal exponee of providing speciaoatlons and drawings or models It necessary, whloh. at lowest, will coat him two gnineaa uowarda. However, the presontliberal scale of the patent laws oannot fail to largely develop tho ingenuity of tho rising generation. As an instance of great results from littla trifles, I may mention that the late Mr Richard VThytock of Edinburgh, ono day happened to . have an nnhemmed pooket-liandkercnief in hia hand; somo of tho threads came undone, and '': he observed that thoy were parti-coloured. Tha idea there and then entered into his mina, that . worsted or woollen threads might be so. printed, that whoh laid alongside aud woven they would form a pattern. That simple beginning was tho " origin of all those gorgeously coloured oarpsts asd table-covers now in übo. 'A'rio proouss was patented and Mr Croaaloy, of HrIIMx, paid ttt Why took £10.000 foe the use of the KngUsh patent. That was the beginning of H« ■ Crosaley'H gigantic fortune, and all from a few unravelled threads in the printed silk handkerchief. Like all other inventors, at first start Mr Whytook experienced trials sad dis appointments, somo of which he used to do scribe, in after life, with considerable amuse ment to those who had the pleasure of hearing him. Mr Whytook was highly inKenlott*. porsoverlntr, and a thorough good man in every " respeot.—xcurs, &0.,

W, Oreckshielss.

THE AUCKLAND S¥EM¥e STAR JULY 21.

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Q, BANDALL Wishes to Inform his frlenda and the pnblla In general that he has Opened the Butcher's Shop lii Wakelleld-street lately occupied by Fowler and Co., and hopes by keeping the beat Quality ot Meat and strict attention to business to merit a fair shara of their support. B. a. SANDALL; May «. 1833 PPEJR SYMONDS-BT-EET. TO THE PUBIJO, ALFfiBD TVER (Lnto Bobortaos Bros.) Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage Blnco taking the above business, and would remind them that ha has now Removed to Nuw spacious Promises on the site ot the recent fire. Mr Tyerhaa r.lso taken the adiOinlng property, where the business ot First-class Fruiterer and Conf eotioner will be established. By Bolllcg none but the Best Artioles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the I'ubllo strict atten tion to all Orders, the proprietor solicits that support hitherto aooordea WUfJEKiOK UUKKUWAXISI) XAi»_». J, L, KEAN Has fos Sale a number of the abovo, with Tat b ready for use, price Kla, at his Shop, KUlott-street. Large qnantitlea of SoontLng Ridging, and Down Pipes always In otocfe, ■Verandah Iron onrved at the shortest notloo, Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL DKLIVKRY AGENCY Reapeotfully begs to draw the attention of the General Public of AuoS!and and snrroundlns districts to the advantages offered by this Agency of a Cheap and guaranteed tegular Conveyance of Parcels, Goods, &c, In the Town and Suburbs, for conrenlenoe, Agencies for Booking Orders are established in all the Suburbs. 43T The Head Office Is connected with the Telephone Exchange. DELIVERIES I Town—Hourly, Suburban, 11 a.m. and l£o p.m The Delivery oommences Ist July, IBB2t HKAD OFFICE I NATHANS BOND, CUSCOMHOUSE STREET. MUFFINSI MUFFINSI MUFFINS I E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND 00N7ECTI0NEB, Wakbfield-bthbkt, Has now oommenoed the Season, and be«a to inform his friends and the publio generally, that on his part nothing shall be left undone to give them satisfaction, the quality of these goods being unsurpassed, and so well-known as to require no further oommentt Wholesale and Retail. Customers supplied at all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-street. BOYB WANTED. ! \'A . ' ■ —— (S.—IS) E. H. PERCY. TCT OTI C a 01' REMOVAL. WEBB'S PIANOFORtFand HABMONIOM SALOON Is REMOVED to the LYCBUM HALL, UOB3ON-STBEET. A Beautiful MAP.TINI PIANO fthe property Of a Lady), used only a few months, to bo Sold a great Bargain, as she is leaving Auckland. To be seen at tho Lyceum Hall> rgl HOM A S E, CARTER, •*- IMPORTER O» PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, CONCERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO, 88, VICXORIA-STREBT, AUCKLAIsD, BIS DOOBS FKOM ALBEBI-STBEBT. Wholesale and Retail Picture Frame Manu facturer, Mualoal Inßtrnmsst Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer, Teaoher of tho Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin, Cornet, and any Brass Instrument. rfiflJK AUCKLAND PLUMBING X WORKS. J, FETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTER, AND HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every Size and Price, from 35a, WATKK AHD GAS LAID ON GBMi Reduction. 4 ' ' **



.Bnßlneaa Noticaa: mh js u~k~Y~W~A it £s t, *• IDS. QUBHJN-STKKBT, AUCKLAND, ON SAJJM, ARBiritß pbr COHOMANDKIi AXD ROMAN KAXPIRiS,— Whlta Clover, Reft Otorer, Ateyfce Clover, Cow- Krsra, Meudow SToooue, Mo&tlow KoztoU, OreoteA Dogstail, ttaiio, TrofoUcm ■Xnownutum (scarlet Clover), E'KOM AMERICA DHIEOT- Tlraoths', Kentucky Blnesrrasa (Poa Prateaalfl). Poverty Bsv RyegragH, Canterbury Ryograas. Cocksfoot, Pralrlegrafis, Battalia EARLY SURD POTATOKB, AS FOLLOWS !- ABhleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Viotorla. LATEX VARIKTIBa-Hobart. Button's Mag nnra Jionum, Button* Flower Ball, etc ALSO, Oate. Barter, G'araen and Flower Sood, Coarse, Fino and Rook Solt, Bran, Sharps, Now Zea land Flax, Tow, xtaoon and Hams. BONKDUBT AND BONKFLOUR of all gradoa. ISLAND AWD PERUVIAN GUANO. Stt, ftO, HESKETH & AITKEN. *»/• H, SKIMWSK «S SON, VV* BUIIiDKRS, CARPENTKRS, AND JOIWER3, .VTOCAtf hAIiV., AX Branches of the Building Trado oxecutod by Kxporlencod Workmen, Shop Fronts. Office FitttinßS, So, li TL Ow X a cs 00, Aqehts yon Svdhx? Pai'ke Mslsjs, Huvs ehrnyg lv «too*- a linrus I3upr-l7 C* P A P E B, eoinprlfllns: White.PrlEtinfi,, and Tea Pr.p«i, Grey Mid Brovrn Wrapping, ana are prepared in Indira* tiny t*iseti, uuriilita, or uoloujre ro an rod. Theao Papers are now largely need hero, ana are noknowledipiil in l;e iiinmrJor to iiuoai.llui DOrtad, Ctav&Utrf ifrAra's Genuine Kraneh Unmdtat American OarriaKiM Anwriean Harness. To Aauiva S*arm and Express Wagons American Ifiroproof Safes, &&, hxa B. TONKS & CO. ||l VSN I« v 0O « OKK KB, EHUBeXIONS FROM OPKKAB. 80NG3. . DUKXS, Sew &c Brery Person can have those In their ow Homt by calling on 3. HOWDEN, SHOKTtIND.BTRBBT, and Boßoniama ona of his Nomv-UnposiED PUS OH UU X O 15 A"a 1A to Roth's Publics Hot, Cold, and Shower Bathe, Viotorla-etroot Bant. Ohnrge, Owe Bbujjkg. Open all week days from 0 s.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 0 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and snpplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, fleah and b^w brashes, oomba, respirators, soaps, fee Select bath-roomo (private) (or Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendanoe. Two BHiixma and hixi'knok. Please note the nddxesi i Vlotorla-street Kart, above the Groy hoanil Hotel, and next the oheap Bedding und Ifnrnituro Mart. Auckland. A 1 T B X U TBJStSO MARBLB AND FRKKSTONK. MASONS laonumenta. Head-stones. Tombs, ana Iron Tomb Railings. nrsoßiPTiown exiboctkb in a supkbiob bttm, Pwoaa and Dssionb IfIUIK on Application. ADD3ISESSI— cosim ov KOTI.AND AND LOUNK STUBKTO, AUCKLAND Hear Junction of Qneen and Wnkoflald street! A UCKI.AKD HCTUKK ■ VtUUO.WU AND GttUINH DEPOT. J, B. Di COUROKY Bess to notify to bis old frlenda and the sens pnblla that he has undertaken the Management of the above BstabUshment, where GILDING, PIOTURK-SfRAAUNG, MOUNTING, KOh Is b!1 Its brnnohoa will be nndertakea at prloei flelylng compeUtion, BSTOCATSa BITB9, A Large Stock oJ Monldlnga, piotiire-tnmlng Uaterlals, and Plotnxea of every desorlptioa Blways on hand. QUBKN-STRBHT, JPNOTION OF WJLKKFn:IJ).BTBBM', jgJIISJtIEK AKD CO. (IaMTTBD), X 1 Wholzsalb Bhitpinq s; fahhv BnTOHBBS, Queen-street (next Bank ot New Zealand, AnoklandK — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongtios, Eome-onred Baoon, Cornod Beef on Sale Id Large Quantities. — N.B, —Dealers in Game. TJve Phe&santu forwarded to all parts of the Colony npon receipt of order, Families waited on in town or gqbnrbp JOHN EOYLAN, O.K.] [COBT. LDNDOH, O.K. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, olvil bnginkbrs, Licensed Land Teansfke Sxtbvktobs authorisko native land survkyoha, bnoinekrino and quantity Bueveyoes. colonial bane building. AVCKUKD. DER "ISYKNING SXAK, Mr Editor i air,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, be who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indl geation equal to KOBLKY'S DIQBSTIYB MEAL for Pulse or Porridge DIQESTIVE BROWN BIiEAD, and DIGKaTIVK BISOUITS J. BOBLEY. 25, GBKT-3TBBBT. _ VJUFEKIOB COKKUGATjaxj TAJNK», B, P A R X E X HAS FOR SALS ■ number ot the above, wltli Tap ready for uce, 81 and up wards. At.bib Steam Works. ViOTOBU-STBxn, or bia Shop vrsuxaiMt-mtwei. hum qnanUUei of Spouting, Rldglug, and Down pipes always in Btook. Verandah Iron carved at shortest notioe, Mannfftoturor of Lead and Compo Pipe. A oholoe Mleotion of Chandeliers, fto., at hb Wellesler-street shap. Country ordera will always receive hl» prompt attention. Licensed Jo lay on Water. dlb PAiENnau or the Impbovxd Lead Kdqb RiDama. OIJU, (JOJUUUK, AJMII OJUASB, ÜBKOHAKTS, W. Pamtippa & Sou, 96ft 97, QUKEI?-BT3B>"T, AUOKUNS, N.X., IMI'OHTBRS OP FiFKREANQINBS, Panel DeooratJonß, GLAHS—Polished. Silvered, and Bough Plahi ftngiiah and continental Sheet, Photo- grapnio, Glass Shades. WHIT 3 LEAD, Oalonrfl, Oil, VASNISHRS Brashes, Mixed Paints, Corwn's Antloor* roslve and Patent Sllioate Paints. MOULDINGS—GiIt, Stained, Veneered,for Picture Frame and Room Deooratlons, Fancy . Frames to? Cabinet and C.D.V. PionrßKß of ever? description in great rfitiejy aosAPfi—Photce and Coloured. Aibums for Photos, Soraps, &0.. Sea., Gee. Out-ont or Orerlßy Monnts, all steai Oabliui isad CD.V. Monnta i Arusta* Kaauiolteß, W.?,ES, having always on hand the largest stool* of the above goods in the North bland of New Zealand, are abla to execute either whole sale or retail orders en the most favourable terms. Samples of Pnperhanglnga from open Btook, or of original packages, Bent on applica tion. New settlers In Auokland should inspect our stock of Faperhangingg nsd Pictures before fitting np their new homes t they will find Boris. thlag U> smii Uu means oi everyone^ W. PHIiIIPPS & SOW, QITBEK-HTOKgT. APCgIAHD fHIJUJUit-Jt-o a »v a, © OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MKROBANTB, Importorglof Paperhasslngs, Borim, Paints, Oils, Tarpantlne, Coloars, Varrdshen, Frenoh Polish, Sold Leaf, Artlotg* Colours and Brushes t Piste, Sheet, Crown, Ornaments!, and Fhotosraphio Glass i Picture Frames and Tapestry Mould)nun Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Bashea and Doors, Glass out to size and carefully V sked, M 8s Iff. QUaEN-BTRKKT. / rriHO& J -OTARBUTr, <- TH£ EAPAI OOBN BUOOM FACTOR?, OUSTOM-HOUBBOTo E>rlo6Si West, From 13/a pez dss, fiIiIAMJSS OAKKIAGB ANIPiDKAy J. FACTORY. JAMES MACKIB, PbOFBIETOB, VIOTOSIA-BTBBKT EAST, AUCKLAND, Kepalra of every deaorlptlon n Wood and Iron neatly executed on the test notice, Springs made and repaired, ys on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country ordera cnnotnall attended to. A UOKiiAJSTD KACS OUMPAMY DUBHAM-BTIIBST, ADOKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY la eacb week to the Purchase of all kinds ot KAOa, MKTAL. tea* FOR OABH JO. > JS U HAM a LADDBR & BARROW MABoIK. ' 80 and 82, Viotobia>stbbkt. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barnma. f arrow Wheels, Olothoa Homes, Olotnes Boiei, TraveUlug Cheste, ko,, on aaad or made to order. i. A liberal dlßoount allowad to Contractors and On wholesale order. Bhopand Office Flttlnga, and ail kinds 02 Job bing Work done by experienced workmen oa the shortest notice.



(fiHAKLEMONT HO T Tit, 4_/ Wnkoflold-otreot. Auofelnnd. W. 11. PORTER (Late of Quean's Hotel, Qiiuoa'u Kedoubt), . WINES AND 3PIKITS OiT THIS BBBT BHANDS, HANOOOK'-J & WHIXSOM'fI SPARKLING ALBS. fflßSl'-OLASa ACCOMMODATION FOB VISITOBBi W. H. FOKTEK, PfIOPHIKTOB. |-IUSTOMHOUSiS HOTEL. K. K. CAMPION Has taken tho abova Hotoli and having ihoroughly ronovatod tho same, It now affords tho boat, accommodation to - Commercial Meu. HANOOCK'3 BKER ON DRAUGHT. HOT LA KB SI HOT LAKES I HOT LAKES IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOURISTS lntondlng to visit these Natural Wonders of New Zoalund oan obtain throuKh KETUKN TICKETS (Including Guides, Hoat nnd Coach Hire, Hotol Accommodation, &o.). tOKethor with evory infarmotiou, from the anderslgnod, who have boon appointed Sole AORNTS in Auckland for Mr Wiixiam Kblly, Proprietor of tho PALAOK HOTJCL, Ohlna rnutn. fflrat-clasa Accommodation for Visitors Soring both Wlntor and Sumraor Montha. Pbivate Sitting, fMOKiNs, and RKADirsd ROOMSi BIIiLIAUDS. Coaohoa, liUKSloa, and SartdJo Horaoa for Hlrai Convnyanco3 moot every Stoamor, MISTOALFE & HILL, 29, H.Z. Inaurunco Buildings, Jnno 3rd. 188 Auontß I?' <J It AXi XL «XA. f if, -Ji.1 « (onnetly of tha City Club (latuiy of the Tarminua flotal, Holonavllla), havin« bought toe Freehold o! iho WuANOinaj Hoi-aL from Mr Caffler, bega to inform vloitora that no effon vriu Ivj aparod to afford satlateoUoc. Horaen *nfi Plnaaura Hoafai on tfjrg FAIiACJB UOTiSL, HOT JUAB.KB OHINEMUTU. ROTOROA. First-olaaa accommodation for Tourists, Xrora ten. and Visitors during both winter and lummor months. Private Sittlnc Kooniu, Umoklng and Heading Rooina, Billiards, Ooaohes, Bngglea, and Saddle Horses for Hlra Conveyanooa will meet every Stoamor. Impobtan? NoTioii.—Tonrlato can make at. Muigementa with Cant M. T. Clayton anauranco Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Keliy (Tauraoßal, or Mr Wm, Kolly (Ohtnumutu), for through trips to tha Lakes, Including boat and coach hire, hotel accommodation, and all ot oasterno, at HXBD BATES. Trip from Auokland to tha Hot Lakes ana b»ok. on tho nbova principle for Tswli.binkas owiv. JW» WILLIAM KELLY. Psqgffigroz. IJACIriO HOTEL. JOHN GILLANDER. .PROPRIETOR, Bega to announce to his friends and tho general publlo, that he haa completed t.'.e extonalva alteration on hfa premises. Among the many lmprovementa, he haa Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Superintendence of a well known Caterer. Tha "Cuisine" will be tho boat tho Boason can supply. Meals at all hours. Beat Brands 0£ Wlnoa and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ala always on Draught, Board and Resldenoe, 120a por week. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Faro. Civility «nd Attention. Good Stabling, Albert Hot cl, QUSEN-BTREKT. THE LARGEST AND BKBT FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTKIi IN AUOKLAND. B, C, ROBERTS, Pkofbiktob, Private Bunas. SPAOiona sample rooms. Merchandise. 1 1 ARTHUR "O- WATHAS GENERAL IMPORTER I , AKQ COMMISSION MERCHANT, s3, loweb qttkkn ■ strkkt, Auckland (Opposite Railway lieclaniatlon), And at 9, New Bkoad-stkekt, lokooßi < Also Representatives In America, Con* ' ' tlnental and Colonial Ports, GENERAL MERCHANDISE OILMKN'B SrOKS-l .SKifl, OOBTKKfI PEITKB AND SPICES dried rnurra CANNED FItUIT AND VEaBTABLKS FREBEBVKO MKATb BUQABS DICE, TAPIOOA, AND BABO DBYBALTIBY I OONmmONHRY JiMli AND JKIXISS FKESERVKD FISB OANDLKB COIONIAL PItODUOB i TOBACCOS OIBAKB AND OTSAIMTTU3 , WAX MATCHES ■STIUPPIN9 PAPEEB f PAPKIi BAOS SWINBB : OIM AND PAIHTa BOPS OKUCITT AND PLASVBH OROOKEBY , PIANOS AND HAUSiONIuiiS WINES AND BPIBIT9 AGKNOY AND SAMPLE ROOMS VOBißßrrma and Foreign MANtTFAorr/wnn. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. Executed on advantageous Tbbms, r.iBBnAT, advanoss on Kanri Gnm, Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produce for ship. ment to London, at whloh port same will receive prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nathen ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Hewlnor Maonines. THTE GRBAT, B&WING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST RKOKIVED AlL&rvie Shipment ol the Challenge Mechlna the World— Thb Whits Co,'s Skwiko Maohinb, The Mo?t Silent' The Cheapaat Tho Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Moat Simple The Largeat Tanlo The Moat Eaay to Work The Beat Covor The Moat Durable The Simplest shuttle The;Mosi Elegant The Neetost natch Treadlk Maohines from £510a, THK BEST 33W1NG MACHIKES EVEB HAD?, Price of Hand Machines, £3 IDs, Also, ALITA7S Otl BAND, Genuine Singer Printer and Roeazatn Werthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler ftnd.Wilaon Grover and Baker 1! Jonea'a ABO DomeeJio Andothergoodmakei KBOM S3. n, pee Wees 1 2s, 6d, per Week) ALL IJAOHINBS RUABAtJTBED. Tnesa Machlnca can be had ot my Agenta 1— N, MoLeanandCa, Pioneer Store, Whangare 1 Thomaa Wei!a,Cambrldga; WUllamStevenaon Onehnnga; E. Woyto, Hamilton; ParaeU and Boylsn, Glaborne j Brennan and Co.. Tanranga I I tnd at other places, j



JUa'na euifi EastaUß Agents. Wo V. B TEVENS' HOUSII', LAN!) AND FINANCIAL AGENT, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Nbxi1 Ujcion Bank. Qubes-stbeiw!, Auck land, Properties actvcrtlfiod froo ot coat, and no charge mado unless bvieinons done, - Lists or Properties for salo forwarded monthly to Agonta In Naplor, Wolllnston, Chrlstotmrch nnd Dnnodin. luaurancos effected on Houaoo, Cropa, Fur niture, &o, Proportloa Valuod, Survoya Undertaken, Building KuttnmtOß propsrod. Mortgages and Loacs negotiated. ' FOR SALE GRAFTON ROAD-Uouso, 8 rooms, gas, &o. MOUNT KDKN-Houso, 7 rooms, largo allot ment, good view. MOUNT ALBERT-Largo Houbo. outbuild ings, Btablo, sardon, oto,, throe acre pad- AVONOALK—Honao. 0 rooms. oxtoualveßhorlß. .... «tll"lo. pmhonsoß, etc., «nd highly oaltivatod L.& farm; liuwo orchard, otc. LARGE SHOP, ivith duolllnßhonoo, Grooms nttuchod. workshop, otc, Buitablo tor Urupor orgrocor; in rising locality. PON'BONBY-}[otino.6rooms. two tanks, ear don, oto.; very choivp. PONBONBy..Houae,O rooms, lar«e ornnmon tai Kruundß, commanding oxton'olvo vlow. PON3OM«V_noaso, 7 rooms, waah-houso. trem!' Sm '' llirs° Bardon< fnll 'r"" GRSn^f n ROAD-*>™. « «om* MOUNT KDBN-Largo Allotments on main ■1000 ACIBK3-F«ioholiI Land, sultablo for a cattle run; onsy diatanco from Auoklandi 300 AORKS-FraoholdLand, flno irt!uv!a< 801 l nocr Auckland. CO ACKHS Good Land for £60. 1!8 ACIiKH. Monprouul, half oovoroa with heavy Purlrl JUusb. PAKTICULAKS OF OTHER PKOPERTIHS ON APPLICATION. BKVBRAL UOOU ALLOTMENTS AT VKBY LOW I'ItIUKS. N.8,-Bnildlncc Allotments near Town, and anmll hoiißoa, aro muoh reqalrod, and find a ready salo. jTTmT l a N N °x< ESTATK AaENT AND VA^tM^OS, QUKBN-STttKKT, AUCKLAND. MSs£m rsNT OUT K'l* CAPrrAusTa on WW'CLASa SKOUKITIKB, OR IN VK3TKD IN BANK. INBUKANOK. Oil OTHKK BHAKKS. FOB IMMKDIATE SALK — A Beautiful Perm o£ 200 aoro3, onlf 3 mlloa from a railway station. The farm Is all la good Kogllßh Krasats, aud subdivided Into 7 paddoobs by quiote-tnorn cdiros. '.(he ra-idonoo commanda a boautitul vlow of a lifeo, wliloh bounds tho farm ou onoeldo. Tbi houra contains 5 apart mont!-. Thoro la a atsvblo, Htnokyiird, nnd ehod upon tho farm, I can conlldentlr recommend thl.l furm to any '-tondlnK Bettlor. —J. M, Lonnox, IC»toto Agont, Auckland. 10U tnOK hALK—Lot C 3, Section 7, Villaj?o of 1 Gnchuns, 1. contilnirp: 3 acros 31 porohea.— J. M. Lonnnir, I'Miitu Agcii'., iuckland. 19M FOR IMMCDIaTK dALK-a Commodiouß Hcslftenu-j In Unifton Honfl. Tho roaldonoo contains 1(! ronm.i. p-nd is built upon a froohuld Bootlon(lUO 1 3J2 links).—J. M.Lennox, Jißtato A«ont. AuokSnutl. 88M FA.KM of 25) norea of flrstclafs Boil, bounded ou ono i>ldu by a river, all tencod and laid down in KOod JCußllsh uraSEes.—J. 11. Lennox, Kjlulo Atjont, Auckltind. 35M VOI.OANIO VALLBY HOAU-lfor Jmmedlßto Halo, a 0-roorued Kosldonce, with dotnoiiod larder and Kltohon. Tha houso ia well flnhhoU, and fitted up with rcßlator Kmtca. colonial ovon. &o. Krochold allotmont, 60 x 150. Price. J3300.-J. M. Lennox. ISOM X? o«n—A bakgain—Houbo of 0 rooms and &ow Largo Paddook, at Hamilton, Wal kato. Thia doslrablo proparty oommands a beautiful view of tho Waikato River. Tho owner 13 leavlni? tho colony, othorwlie ho would not Boll.—J. 11. Lonnox. 31U T7<OK bALK (a bargain)— Farm of 200 aorea, ad- Jl Joining the farm of Messrs Buokland and Shophord, Weat Pukekohe. Thla flne property la mixed bush nnd torn, and la wall watered throughout. The farm must be sold, and la offered at £300 tho lot.—J. M, Lennox, Kstato AKOnt. Auckland. ISBL rpo FAKMEKS-ACholcoFarmof 78 aoreß, 1 Jof a milo from a railway Btatlon. Tho land l^i flrst-claaa-isdlvidod Into 7 paddocks, and all In Rraaa, and well watered on every paddook. 'j'lioro Is a Now 6-roomed House upon tho farm, r.laa dairy and all necoa-ary out-butld lnga.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Auokland. 27M REMUKKA-T wo Villas, with about 2 aoresj moat conveniently and plOsßantly situated. Prlco, i?.2ooo.—Ji M. Lonnox. lCstnto Agent, AucKlacili 2U M ft LLOTMKNT3 — Two AUotmcnta In liloh. Jrk. mond. 1(0 x 200. Prlco, £100 the two.—J. M. -Connor, ifatato Agent, Auckland. 32M rpo FARMICR3 — A Dofllrablo Farm and JL Hcrans^ead, about 3 of a mile from Buck land Railway Station, Tnora aro 78 aoros, all subdivided and laid down in xraua, with a com fortable G-rocmcd Bcsldence, good orohard, &o. Prlco, £1000. — J. M. Lennox, Estate Asont Anokiitr.d. 27M £A.k(\— KOil BALR. a Farm of WS 'norea a X/-ao\j pupakura Valloy, with now 6-roomed House and all necessary outbulldinKa. There are 10 acres In Rrasß. Tho land 1b well watered. Price, /JI&J.—J. M. Lennox. Auckland. 17M CITY— A flne City Freehold, produolnj? a rental ot &500 por annum. Price, £6000— £SCO caah, balance can remain upon the property at 54 per oont—J. M. Lennox. A, Aoij A'JKKB near the Hotorua railfl-ay.— w,uou j, m. Lennox, Kutato Agent, Anok land. T3ONSONBY— A Seven -roomod Resldenoe. 1, oommar.da a moat magnifioent view, In the beat part of Ponsonby; freehold allotmont (09 z 182), all laid out in ornamental trees and shrube, Prioo, 700.— J. M. Lennox, Katato Agent. SEAFIKLD VIEW-Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment, Prioo, £250.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. /CONQUEST PLAOB, Parnoll-ifour-roonied \j Cottage, with two additional rooms de. tacked; freehold allotment. Price, £210.— J. M. Lennox. IUL7 *1 qfl-B'OUR-ROOMIi:D OOTTAGK In Duka *ilO\) Btreeti wlth freehold allotment. Prioo, £130. -J. M. Lennox, Batate Agent 160 L KEMUKKA-VlllaUßßldonoeand3 acres of garden, shrubbery, and pastnre. Prloe. £1.000.— J. M, Lennox. lfiOL AFinsT-OLASa FARM of 123 aorea In Wea- Pukokoho, with good Houbo, cow-Bhede, dairy, &o. The farm la all In graaa, and la only one mile from the railway ntatlon.—J. M. lxin nox. Estate Agont, Auokluud, 128 L \rlLIiA RaaiDENOE.-A Charming VUU^ V oommandlng a mastnifloont view Of the harbour; abont 3 acrea of pasture and Bhrnbbery. Price. £1000. J. M. Lennox Batata Agent. (ST For Honsos, Harmß, and Allotments, see mr lons advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J m."lennox, Estatk Agent. Augk&ahd. isaonev X?i>nnO T0 IKND on FREEHOLD 3&4UUU SKGUKITY; also, several suma or £1.000 and £500.-Apply Altkeu Carriole office of William Aitken, Shortland-street. OKKy TO iiENJD, in sums o! £200 and npvr&rfla, at 7 pev cou*. JJLOKfeJON & EU!3aaLL. , Solioltora. Fort-jitfaat. £10 to £1,000. "T^ICTORIA LOAN AND DISOOUJST » AGENCY, HIGH-3TREKT, AUOKLAND, OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFffIOES. Money advancod from £10 to £1,000, On Personal Seourlty, Deeds Of Property, Share?, &c. Repayments can be msdo In lnatalmonts of ONK SHIHNG PEU WEKK foreaoh Of 10 POUND borrowed, or In any way to suit borrowers. t Communications Oonfldontlal, ABDEE3S : BOX 80, AUCKLAND PO3T-OFFIC3, X ■ A X D< J. HART, 01 the E<ondon Loan Office, having a large amount of Money on hand, end unable to Invest It to no vantage, 1h dstermiaod to Lend It out on Personal Security e£ greatly reduood rates Of Interest, Roparobb by wookly or monthly ln stalmonta, or any othor way to salt Borrowers, Promissory, Notes fileocantad, Konowal* snooted it reanlred, ■ Money Lent on ersry flsa«rlptlon of goo6>> LONDON LOAN OFFICE,. Uaiior Theabe Boyal, Vlotorla-Bt. Auoklani. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage 0! SJisJ-claea gt<&'o.clG Bt&wlim. SolloltWi Oafßeg c? Qoasß sad Shortlana-atr MONEY TO LZftV, la Jargs or «a»au nms, at uuua! rates of interasi, OONNKLfca OOOPEK, Bolioitora, . Voloan Lane. rglO THE KKBIDENTS OF BYMONDS. JL STREET AND NEIGHBOUBHOOD, E. BOY B V Haa recently Opened a Tirst-olaes BUTOHBBZ ATIBX C03K38 07 THS EYfcKB PASS BOAS,



- Jiri^JtvXJiiJrv oo Ow-,i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIQH STREETS, AUCKLAND. E. P. & Co. call the attention of their customers and friends to their largo shipments now landing by the following vessels, valued at £15,000, which have been bought by experienced buyers in England and America, .and will be sold at the lowest paying prices :— Just landed, ex CUMBRIA, from London. 12 Howard's Ploughs 1 Case Nixey's lllack Lead 18 „ Harrows 1 >> Galvanized Seed Protectors 18 Sets Howard's Whipplctrees 1 „ Zinc Friezes C Howard's Steel Chain Harrows 1 >, Metallic Labels & Garden Pegs 1 „ Sectional Field Hollers 1 Cask Fancy Perforated Zinc 5 Cases Plough Fittings 65 Dozen Galvanized Iron Fails 2100 Sash Weights . 16 „ „ „ Tubs 1 Cask Heaping Hooks 7 „ ~ „ Watenog-pots 75. Kegs Eubank Nails 1 Case Mill Files 1 Case Gun Caps 22 Hornsby's Ploughs 1 ~ Cartridge Case 3 3 Casks Plough Fittings 1 ~ Soldering Preparation 2 Cases Screw-cutting Lathes 1 ~ Tin-foil 63 Bundles Iron 2 ~ Hand Saws 604 Bars Iron 9 Packages Electric Light Ap- 3 Wcston'a Half-ton Blocks paratus 4 .» 1-Ton Blocks 31 Ca-iks V.M. Zinc 1 Pair Tangye's Coupled Verti -1 Case Chail'-cutter Knives cal Engines, sin. Cylinders 2 Casks Sad Irons 12 Carpenter's Cramps 1 Case Oil Caus 7 Crab Wenches 1 Cask Curtain Pole Kings 5 Cwt Tangye's Metal 1 Case Kabouc's ltules and Tapes G Bench Screws 2 Packages Kerosene Stoves 20 Kegs Spikes 2 Cases Brass-foundry 10 Water Tuo Irons 2 ~ Screwing Machines 1 Case Electric Bells 1 Cask China Mortice Furnitnro 1 ~ Insulated Wire 1 „ Centre Knobs 8 Grindstones 1 ~ Cupboard Tunis & Finger Plates -4 Cases Turkey Sponge 1 Case Sheet 'Copper 1 Cask Weights 1 „ Sheet Brass 1 ~ Locks 1 Bundle Copper Bars S^Bales Plough Lines 1 Case Copper Tubes 1 Bale Fishing Lines 1 Cask Copper and Brass Wire 1 ~ Sewing Twine 1 Crate Iron Kettles 8 Cases Scythe Stones - 1 Cnsk Paint Brushes 1 Case Turkey Stones 2 Casks Teo Hingca 16 Bottle Screw Jacks 1 Cask Tin Tacks 1 9-lueh Patent Blast Fan 3 Casks Hook and Bands 2 Casks Scythe Blades 12 Cottage Ranges 1 Cask Hay Knives 95 Kegs Patent Steel Nails 12 Iron Pig-troughs 42 Eegister Stove 3 18 Iron Door-scrapers 3 Leamington Ranges 3 Corner Mangers 61 Randall Harrows 86 Cart Boxes 7 Cases Harrow Fittings . 2 Bundles Castings Just landed, ex ANNIE BXJEB, from New York. 12 Cases Axe Handles 1 Case Bush Hooks 1 Case Adze do 3 Cases Plough Fittings 2 Cases Pick do 6 Revolving Hay Rakes 2 „ Hammor do 30 Thermometer Churns 3 Packages Hay Rakes 143 Cylinder Churns 3 Cases Fork Handles 20 Nests Tubs 2 ~ Post Hole Augers 1 Case Revolving Rolling Pins 1 Case Cook's Bits 1 ,; Towel Rollers 1 „ Family Grindstones 1 ~ Lemon Squeezers 1 ~ Soldering Irons 6 Cases Brooms 2 Cases Eureka Wringers 1 Case I.R. Belting 3 ~ Mrs Pot's Sad Ironß 1 ~ Morse Twist Drills 2 ~ Carriage Bolts 1 „ Belt Hooks B2 Boxes Putmans HorseNalla 1 ~ Clarke's Bits 1 Case of Lawn Sprinklers 22 Sets Buggy Axles 4 Cases I.R. Hose 6 Patent Aquapults 2 ~ Gum Packing 63 Douglas Pumps 12 ~ Scales 20 Dozen Scythe Handles 1 Case Iron Braces 6 Cases Bronzed Brackets 1 ~ Leather Belting 1 Case Draw Knives 12 Cases Novelty Wringors 1 ~ Tobacco Cutters 3 ~ Reed and Barton's Electroplate 8 Fairbanks Scales and Bag Racks 4 „ Buggy Axles and Clips 2 Cases Ox Bows 1 Case Shaft Tips 42 Store Trucks . 24 Eagle Plows 16 Lawn Mowers 6 Hake's Plows 3 Missouri Grain Drills 2 Cases Manure Forks 2 Cases Hay Rakes 1 Case Garden Hoes 3 Monitor House Hay Rakes 1 „ Saw and File Handles 1 Case Bead and Match Planes 1 „ Hand Screws 1 „ Plane Handles 5 Cases Knitting Machines 6 Cases Union Scales 8 ~ Sharpening Stones ' 10 ~ Ames' and Collins' Shovels 1 Caso Screw Pulleys 2 „ Asbestos Steam Packing 1 „ Fire Shovels 1 Case Sash Lifts and Wardrobe Hooks 4 Cases Grindstone Fittings 3 Cases Iron Butt Hinges 10 H Lampwaro 1 Case Sash Lifts and Centers 1 Case Lining Nails 2 Cases Wrenches 1 „ Bench Screws 4 „ Finishing Nails 3 Cases Cranks and Jkillora 1 Caso Belt Hooks 1 Case Ox Bow Pinß 2 Cases Gate Latches 1 ~ Door Handles 1 Caso Gate Hinges 1 ~ Picture Nails 1 „ Pruning Shears 5 Casesßronzcd Brackets,Mifeh MW, 2 Cases Screw Pulleys &c. 2 , Spade Handles 1 Case Letter Clips and Bill Sticks 2 Shovel do 1 ~ Picture Nails and Knobs 2 , Eoys'Axods 5 Cases Disston's Saws 2 „ See-.VIvBS 1 Case Bcvils and Gauges 1 Caso Plartwi 4 Cases Chandeliers 1 „ Plumes *n& Levels Just landed, es CHILE, from London, 61 Coils Manilla Ropo 6 Ashpans, with nickel-plated Venetians 628 Steel Rails 166 Pieces Iron Fencing 525 Pairs Fish Plates 2 Iron Gate Po3ts 2 Cases Bolts and Nuts 1 Iron Gate 4 Barrels Linseed Oil 11 Cases Castings 150 Drums Liusecd Oil 41 Steel Travelling Trunks. 5 Barrels Stockholm Tar • 2 Casks Tin Candlesticks 10 Barrels Oakum 8 Forge Backs 1 Case Glass Paper 2 Cases Aycry's Counter Machines 1 Case Knifo Boards ■ 3J Cwt. Fine Wire Tacks 1 Caso Red and Bluo Ruddle 1 Case Bird Cages 13 Casks Doublo Tapo Fuso 20 Pairs Avcry'a Steelyard's, COlbs to 220 Cases Wiro Nails 4001bs 1932 Bars Iron 9 Kegs Clout Nails 2 Casks Lockwood Files 11 Kegs Spouting Spikes 362 Camp Ovens 50 Kegs Deck Spikes 362 Camp Oven Covers ', 3 Kegs Coopers Rivets 36 Kent Grates * 3 Kegs Pan-Headed Rivets ' 6 Cabinet Stoves 6 Kegs Boiler Rivets 54 Thrce-lcgeed Pots 5 Kegs Snap-Headed Rivets 72 Iron Fry Pans 40 Diamond Point Staples 11 Girdles 163 Bundles Iron Tubos 83 Register Stoves 40 Emery Wheels 32 Pieces Tomb Railings 40 Kegs Antifriction Grease 60 Flango Truck Wheels 114 Newcastle Grindstones 9 London Dampers 1 Cask Iron Gold Washers 1 Cask Tinned Basins 1 Cask Tinned Baking Dishes 1 Cask Enamelled Spittons 1 Cask Enamelled Basins 2 Cases Bronze Umbrella Stands 8 Casea Fenders 1 Caso Pick Axes 2 Cases Gilpin's Augers 2 Casoa Cleavers and Slashers 1 Case Grubbing Mattocks 33 Snmncrscalos Mangles 2 Bales Shop Twine 6 Cases Washing Machines 1 Case B.M. Teapots 16 Copper Furnace Pans * 1 Cask Brass Looks 1 Cask Bolts and Latches 1 Cask Jappanncd H. and C. Hooks No-w landing, EASTER HILL, from London, 2080 Bars Iron 1 Cask Bird and Parrot Cages 11 Rolls Shoot Lead 1 Case Bread Platters 272, Bundles Sheet Iron 4 Hhds. Stamped Tinware ■46 ,i Galvanised Hoop Kon 1 Cask Capenters' Rim Locks 515 |, Iron 1 Bale Flax Packing 69 ,| Sheet iron 2 Casks Brunswick Black 4 Cases Sheet Iron 1 Case Weighing Machines 42 Smith and Wellstood Stoves 13 Casks Chain 10 Cases Stove Fittings 4 „ Cart Traces 2 Bundles Kitchen Sinks 3 „ Bullock Chains 2 Cases Lockwood Table Cutlory 82 Bundles Iron Tubes 1 Case Scythe Blades ■ 64 ~ Galvanized Tubes 1 „ Reaping Hooks " 23 Iron Pipes 1 „ Cinder Sifters 3 Casks Pipe Fittings 1 „ Knife Machines 1 Cose Brass Tubing 2 Casks Spades 1 ~ • Stair Rods 25 „ Sheet Zinc j 2 Casks Vices 25 Tons Galvanized Iron 15 Anvils 3 Coses Brushware 1 TJask Pipe Hooks 30 Plates Iron 1 „ Dog Chains 20 Pairs Blacksmith Bellows 1 „ Grubbing Hoos 8 Portable Forges 1 ~ Tilo Hearths 3 Swage Blocks 1 ~ Copper Nails 36 Cast Tue Irons 1 „ Copper and Tinned Rivets 2 Casks Castings 1 Bale Sash Line 31 Tons Fencing Wiro 1 Cask Chest Handles and Door Springs 1 Cask Padlocks 1 Cask Tower Bolts 1 ~ Range Cocks . . 2 Casks Box Irons 1 „ Files 6 Cases Bedsteads 10 Cases Galvanized Nails 10 „ Galvanized Screws 3 „ „ Washers 1 Cask Rivets 54 Kegs Patont Nails 29 Rolls Galvanized Wire Netting 60 i, Floor Brads 2 Casks Soft Soap 1 Cask Tucks Packing 80 Randall Harrows New landing, ex COOLEEN, from London, 130 Plates Iron 1 Case Buggy Lamps 1 Case Die Bodies and Pipe Chasers 1 Case Scales 25 Homsby's Ploughs 3 Cases Cash Boxes 3 Cases Rubber Belting 1 Cask Steam Cocks 125 Boxes Tin Platea 2 Cases Hinges 3 Cases Rubber Belting 1 Cask Anvils 1 Case Williams's Butcher Knives 16 Anvils 1 Case Williams's Choppers 26 Cases Herds' Axes 1 Case Williams's Butcher Scales 24 Cases Hurds* Hatchets 51 Oven Strips 16 Cases Boys' Haud Axes 405 Bundles Iran 3 Cases Hurds' Ship Adzes 290i7 Sash Weights 29 Cases Sharps Axes 3 Crates Doulton and Watt's Filters 4 Cases Sharps Ship Adzes 10 Hhds. Kcnrick's Holloware 6 Cases Sharps A. P. Hatchets " 1 Caso Racket Bats and Bolls 6 Cases Sharps Shingling Hatchets 230 Camp Ovens 1 Case Sharps Lathing Hatchets 233 Covers 1 Case American Planes 2 Cases 6 Perfection Mowing Machines 1 Case . 3 Cases Mower Fittings 34 Bundles 60 Disston's Cross Cut Saws, 4J to 8J feet 6 Vases 30 Disston's Mill Saws, 9. 94, 94, and 10 2 Bundles feet 1 Cask 36 Disston's One Man Cross Cuts. 34 to 1 Hhd. Paint Brushes 4J feet ■ 6 Cases Wood Screws 12 Disston's Pitt Saw Boxes 1 Cask Knife Boards ' 6 Disston's Pit Saw Tillers 2- Casks Box Irons' 12 Pairs Clixmax Handles 2 Casks Bass Brooms 10 Cases Axes 4 Cases Fenders 1 Case Plumbs and Levels . ZE3- POETEE & CO., KETAJL DEPARTMENT: WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT :• QUEEN STBEET, HIGH STREET,



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