THE SUEZ MAIL

(FROM THE EUROPEAH MAIL, MARCH 10th.)

THE STATE OF IRELAND.

Mr Forster, the Under-Secretary, has done ft plucky thing in visiting the counties of Clare and Limerick, which are just now the raoet disturbed parts of Ireland. Indeed, it is believed by some people that at the present moment the people of these counties are on the verge of rebellion. During his stay in this region Mr irorster, as is usually the case when he is in Dublin, moved freely about without any escort. S,a made calls on several Land League vic tims, who have been maimed for having paid their rent, He openly expressed his sympathy for these people, delivered short speeches to the peasantry in the different districts visited, and moving actively about the country, inquired into the grievances of the population, chatted with the farmers, and generally displayed an amount of energy and courage which have had a wholesome effect even upon his enemies. The state of Ireland has not grown worse, but it is impossible to say it has become much better during the last fortnight. The Government are evidently well in formed of tie development that _ has been going on in the ranks of tho Fenians. Seizures of arms are of frequent occurrence in Ireland, and a great many arrests are also being made. A man named Bailey, who had given information which led to the discovery of Fenian arms at a marine atore in Dublin, was a short time ago shot dead in one of the back alleys of that cily. This has been followed by the arrest 'of five or six men. Several of the "Moonlight" gang, who comiitute an or» ganisation apart from that of the Fenians, have also been apprehended in Limerick and Clare, but it is an unfortunate contrast to these proceedings that the whole of the men arrested for the murder of Lord Ardilaon's bailifl's, whose bodies were found at the bottom of Lough Mask, have had to be dis charged, through tho failure to obtain in criminating evidence. Nevertheless, al though released from the charge of murder, several of them have been arrested, and are now imprisoned as suspects under the Coercion Act.

THE IMPKISONED CZAR.

There are just now many complaints in Russia about tbe retirement of the Czar, who has been living in seclusion in Gats cbina, a residence resembling a large fortress. He has been urged by the Grsek Metropolitan to let himself be leea by his subjects, the result of this friendly admon ition being that tha Czar has sought to depose that official for ob trudiug unwelcome advice. Wear« con stantly bearing of frtsh evidence of activity among the Nihilists, a batch of whom were ordered the other day to be hanged. Irn wcuiately after th;s, we heard of a discovery at Moscow of hats containg false crowns for tbe reception of dynamite, whereby they be converted into bombs capable of being thrown en the giound and exploded at the feet «f the Czar or any other obnoxious dignitary, A struggle is going on among tbe official class surrounding tha Empsror as to whether or not Count Ignatieff should be permitted to rule tbe roast with the high hand he has hitherto wielded. He, Arsaktff, and Skobeloff are the leading spirits in the Pan-Sclav movement, and have proved a very thorn in tbe side of Germany and Auh- Iri :. Shou'd you hear of the substitution cf M, De Giers for Count Ignatieff you may interpret it as a symptom of change in the Emperor's policy. But tha fact is that the Emperor very much resembles tbe Khedive of Egypt. The latter has no control over Arabi Bey and the rsat of bis minister!, and the Czsr of Russia ii equally b«lpl«es to restrain tbe Pan-Sclav leaders of Russia.

HOW DX. LAMSON POISONEI? HIS

VYTFK'S BKOTHKB.

The eridence of Mr Bedbrook, the prin cipal of the school, reveals with what won derful coolness and treachery the fatal dote was administered. It cannot be better told than in the witness's own wordi t—"On Saturday, December Brd, the prisoner called at five minutei to 7 o'clock in the evening. He said he had come to see his brother-in law, and I sent for the deceased, I asked the prisoner whether he would have tome wine, and he replied that he woiild take some sherry. I got a large claret glass and poured him out some iherry into it. After a conversation upon several subjects the prisoner asked me tor some tngar, say that theso wines contained a large quantity of brandy, and that the sugar would destroy the alcoholic effects, I told him I under stood the contrary was the case, and rang the bell for some sugar. The matron brought a basin containing white powdered sugar. The prisoner put some suf.nr into the cherry, stimd it with hit penknife, and then drunk a portion of tiie wine. He had a black leather bag with him at the time, and took from it some Dundee cake and sweets. He cut somo of the cake with his penknife, and I teok some of it and some of the sweets. The deceased took some cake and sweets as well. I did not see the deceased take any wine. The prisoner was eating cake and sweets during the whole of tne interview. After talking for some littl« time upon general matters, at a quarter past 7 o'clock tho prisoner said, ' Ob, by the way, Mr Bedbrook, when I was in America I thought of you and your boys. [ thought what excellent things these capsules would be for your boys to take nauseous medicines in,' He then produced two boxes containing capsules from his bag, and passed on« to the direction where I was standing, saying, * I should like yon to try one, to son bow easily they can' be swallowed.' After examining thorn I took one out of the box and put.it in my month. While examining it the heat et my hand made it soft, and I was able very easily to swallow it. The box was handed to me open. Ido rot think the capsules were all tho same v siae. When I was examining the capsule, which was empty, I saw the prisoner filling another with sugar from the basin in front of him with a small spado spoon, and having apparently filled it he said, 'If you shake it in this way it will bring the medicine down to one end.' Ha then handed tho capsule to the deceased, who was sitting on his right aboat a yard from him, and said, ' Here, Percy, yon are a swell pill-taker; take this, and show Mr Bedbrook how ea'iiy it may be swallowed,' or words to that effect. Tho deceased placed the capsule in his mouth as far back as he could and swallowed it with one gulp I remarked, 'That's soon gone, my boy.' The prisoner then said, 'I must be going now, lat once looked at the time-table to see the next train to* London, It was then 7.20, or thereabouts, and I told him the next train left at 7.21, and advised him to go at once or he would miss it, I had previously asked him' to remain a little longer, till the next train, which was 7.30. He said, " I cannot, because I have to catch a train at 8 o'clock at London Bridge en route for the Continent.' He told me be was going to Florence, via Paris. My house is close to the Wimbledon station of the South-western Railway— not a miuate'a walk from ir. Theprisoner stayed another minute, and I remarked that he would miss the train if he did not go at once." After Mr Lamson left, the boy was taken ill quickly. Two doctors wore called in, but lie died the some evening.

EMIGRATION TO NEW SOUTH WALES. Tha New Souih Waleß Emigration Office has of late been taking very active atepa to make known to intending emigrants the attractions offered by that colony, llicrc are over 200 Bub-agents belonging to that office in the United KiDßdem, and although the colony requires a payment of £5 per head from the (migrants thsy take over, in order to cover the expenses of the voyage, while some other colonica aro adopting the gratis, or almost gratia principle, considerable success has attended the efforts of the Agent- General. Three hundred emigrants are to leavo in April by the ship Samuel Plimsoll, an d all of them are deemed to be well suited to the purposes of the colony, The amount of gold coming hither from Australia ia producing a beneficial effect on the English money market. All coloDial securities are now rising in value, and if the colonies exeioiae a wise discretion, they will bo in no great flurry to float another loan on the market. The prevalent opinion in English financial oirclea is that until the population of the Australian colonies has been substantially increased, it will not be to the credit of those colonies to add to their liabilities in the English market.

OUR SYDNEY LETTER.

(BT THB VAGABOHD.)

SYDNEY, April 20 OUR TRAVELLING BKPRKBENTATTVB. ' ' So Sir 'Kneryis Btoppl n «at tho "Habbw-iS I Stoneloigh after all. I don't envy him E&X qnarters or hours with Lady Leigh; Bhe J™ . renowned as being tho most disagreeabln hostess In the oonnty of Warwlok; the tetrornf' timid gentlemen and young ladlei in.t »>u£l But then onr Henry ii neither ttaldnw *£»*• The • Kvenlng Wews" la pnbllßhta" u2s?j •= from Its special commissioner. desertblnSTi.** Premiers essreor in the States. S e EtS1' are very olever. and as far as possible ifi 1* : over the now generally admitted "fl«lii "JCPS i he made there. It Beams the fault «|JH» Americans, not with 'Knery. The "iS,..* 6, 8 ' save him no help." "His speeches ft"Sß* ' c York were not reported." Most o? tk'F reporters oamo with handsome note book* »5?iE I gold mounted pencils, but alas! they only pSJ 'Knery a short par. In real troth his » mi.KTS was not Interesting to Americana k*a ■ • • journalists are too muoh accustomed to S with really great men, to be na?H«2f'S impressed with the personnel "fi^gS? v Wnen it ii considered that out of l 200moJTv' yi ' of tho New York Chamber ottSSft?" ---30 could be got to listen to Enecrt fnSMffi*'.■'•■:■ speech, there is bo further need to morffi.* ; The ■' mission " was a falluro, and the mli^" " a failure. However, he is doing thVmr,?? 8 I England, and New Soatn-..Wate(i exS,? 4!* ' points out the faot that hor Premier 1b im.jß'* Lords, whilst tho Victorian Berry reoei™*l^' 'J cold Bhoulder. But Mr Berry is arenm£ fta 8 tive of Demooraoy, who would be th«?!!?"?*.■■'' oaper and amble In Mayfatr drawing™' % -i' ] seek the cheap notoriety of a par. In thn n *&■ t Journal. Altogether a bigger man thin Pafe;^ is Berry, or ho would have never btien »W.T stand so long agalnßt the power of the^lnSTi!^ XHS TRAIN MOLOCH. Another poor little child has been «m..i, x. death, dragged under the wheelTand min^S : to pieces, 'ihwjury at the inquest frtmSPS?» '. the deceased died from being acoiaenw?A«i« over, and that every precaution was fcfiL>. il prevent acoidentß. I would have wSS&J? i-, rerdlctof maoslanghter aegalnst ComfflS. 8 Oopdonap and everyone coaneoted wfi£°Ji! - Railway Department. A cow-catch ™§M - have prevented this aooldent, the chIM S'";* " have been poshed off the the line with B m!2K 4 braise, I have pointed thlß ont before IWi suppose it will bB neoissary to kill an iS'tM * fore any reform will be made. .**•"» &-•'. PAOrECTIOW. Mr Berry* address at tho Masonl. » V Monday night was a great sneoeis. io^hlSa, the man and the occasion. Ie Is a *n»Sii?ff^'' that of Proteotlon. hovering ov« N«w Sj?& Wales; but it will spread, I^Crajt B L "S dow«-blesatoßsand proeperit/^ao^ftiS; > wyothar*. In America and in Viotor2r!^J Freetrader. Here in this Free TraKwS"*- 1 rJew South Wales I have become a ProtSuSS.? '''' In theory Fieo Trudo is all rittht, bnttaXi™ tha queflclon arises here " What will bsKfS our boj ß r ( They can't all bwrnVS^t . olerks. or "bank goslings" or polioenST* i' ordtnwy meohanios. Australia is not •an a»f; f cultural country. As a matter of ernediaSi,. m factories will have to beestablished tofindwSX for our boys now growing up. Without inntiuwV ' tton manufactories here won't piy. That is tha problem to be worked out In the fixture. ™ ■ '>' THB OUTRAGES IN RUSSIA, For months past all the world has bean rim? ' Ing with datalla of the outrages committed on Jewish citizens in Holy Russia. The ootowrs* of the London "Times" bave been full o£tat'«J Hard dry faotg have been given in official onn.l* sixlar reports, meetings have been held attha^i Mansion House, at which dignitaries of all tha Churches have been pr. Benr.and spokenliketr«i%, ChrisUana oa behalf of the law of Christ tha JaJt TV* 8*? 118 0(, P oondß have been »XbrsS guribed tor the relief of those made h<m»!j£ lees an* homeless by the unchecked aotioa« tb» Busdau mob. That is what we believed for some t!ma. but now It turns ont that it is aU a mUUke. Tht "Bydn»y Morning Herald has a wrrespondert in Bt. Petersburg ii enlightens the oolonles on thlnm Bniaian. Ha Jo«u.w that the •'Times" reports are allfaWS that there havobeen no outrages, only a lew «! playful ebullitions of medleeval Ohrietlimlty n & the part of the people; that, In faot, thaV* Kusslan is a splendid fellow, free of coUa. ■ whom every colonist thoald look on as a besomfrleod^ And this theory the "Herald" aotaally rapports in ita reading oolamns. In the extraordinary letters from St. Peters burg, there is further proof that Russia lias deaigog ppou the oolonles, and thronßh th» ageooy ot the Press, Is endeavourlag to distrni all caiDleloii. "The Tnird Division" in fife; PstorsbnrK Is specially charged with looking after foreign newspaper correspondents: and Ireohew, the "Herald" writer, has bees well ••wmared." It to a joke W thlok that all tha w»rldkM been deceived on this Question I W«

BUNDEIKB. 1 "Father" teeming, who two months back made his appearance on tbo Boston stage aa "Othala." Is held In daar remembrance by many people ia Sydney. He "let in" all the firgt Catkolio families hore, and owed thffo. sands, when oae morning he disappeared to New Caledonia. I had an idea that he woald turn upu"wmw man "in a minstrel troupe,as »b sang: goad oomlo baUads.-Leake. ai th« Gaiety. h»« pade a great hit. Next week •'Honour* will bo produced. Mils Ada Ward being stool, ally angagad for the leading part-Damolea'•'■' opani at Melbourne in a rortnieht with ' "Btoha.l Stewoft- -No MercS" tS*iStoS£ '> But the hit of the theatrical season tatG ooloalMiis "The World." at tho Th«atra Boyal here. Bland Holt "shared" more last weak I than any ector has made on the Colonial Biase. I -4 well-known actor is writing for-the1! "Sydney Mail,- and has taken to defendingl* tha .bookmaker*. The "Mail "is tdlted by anil ex-pareon. and the inconcruity is utrikink.-S* . •• foe trayrea" are mill drawing (rood housei. SS

p.t. to the Province of AbSSSJSStSJiJ ' " WWRVaWx, APRit, 23, 1$$},

THK AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, ...APRIL 26.



AUOCIOUSi . 1 O ■ M U Kit O W, SMALL SUBURBAN FARM NEAR MOUNT ALBERT AND THE WHAU. R. ARTHUR TTAB received positive instructions to I | ee n on Thursday, 27th instant, at 12 o'olock noon, without the slightest roßOrvo, A HANDY LITTLR FARM of Ha lr 31p. The land 1b situated a little past Capt. Jamesx, Nursery, and not far from the Presbyterian Manse. The land around Is taken by gentlo mon who aro about building and planting this reason. Tho soil Is ploughablo, and first-olmb lor fruit or vino growing purposes, and well . watered. Thoro is a flno view of tho surround ing country for miles. To a man with small means a flue income may be made oft fruit Browing alone. The distance from the Railway Station is only about 20 minutes' walk. In a short time this land may be of great Tame. No Reserve. B. A RT H ÜB, Salesman and Auctioneer. "" TO-MORROW. AT NOON. PONSONBY AND GREAT NORTH ROAD. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ffiHE undersigned will sell by auction at JL his Ketate. Land, and House Sale Room, Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, 27th, at 12 o olocK noon, The following Valuablo and Well-aelootod PHOPKKTIE3 :- FOR MR JAMES YOUNG. PONSONBY ROAD AND CLARENCE STKKET.-Four good Allotments, con veniently nnd pleasantly situated, a short distance from St. Stephen's Churoh, nealthy and commanding position, FAGBT-STRKET, near.Ponsonby Road.— An Allotment, having a l»rge frontage andttroatdopth, adjoining tho restdenco of Mr A. 'Ihorne. A most dealrablo situation for a residence, Tho view 13 extensive and varied. PIOTON-STREET.-ALBrtte Allotment ad joining the properly of Mr Joynt, near to Hepburn-street, uniting with the above allotment at tho back. FOR MR A. W MICE. RICHMOND ROAD & BBOWN-STRKET close to Ponsonby Koad—A Large, New, and Well-bnilt Family Residence, with 8 chimneys, i fireplaces, tank, and all necessary conveniences; together with the large Freehold Allotments, having two frontsccs of 42 fnet each, by a depth of 151 feot The position is commanding, convenient, pleasant, and healthy. FOR MR BURN?. „ COMMERCIAL ROAD, near Great North Road—A New, Well-built House of 5 rooms, double chimney, with register grata and colonial oven, a verandah front and back, iron roof, good tank, to gether with the Freehold Allotment on which it 1b erected, being No. 10133 x 115 feet. A fast rising neighbourhood. A good opportunity for procuring a com fortable home. 'Bases pass within a short distance of these properties every 20 minutes. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. MARINE RESIDENCE. LARGE AND WELL-PLANTED GBOUUDS. CHARMING VIEW. R. ARTHUR HAS been favonred with instructions from Mr H. B. Symond* (who is about to remove to his nowly-erected city residence] 10 cell by auotlon at his Estate. Land, and House Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, 27th lnst., at 13 tfolook noon, HIB BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED PRO PERTY, situated at the corner ot King Terrace. Moroer Koad and Hackett-atreet, "Glenbourne," Ponsonby, on which is erected a roomy and convenient Family Residence. The whole is well fenced, planted with choice Fruit and- Oraamental Trees. The view is one of tho bent ' In the neighbourhood, overlooking the harbour, city, Noxih Shore, &c. AIM. Two Splendid Allotments opposite the above, having a large frontage to King Terrace, run nine down to thebeaoh where there is a first class bathing plaoe. rO-MORKOW. AT Noos. MOUNT EDEN, VOLCANIC SOIL. yiLLA RESIDENCE & VILLA SITES. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R A R~t"h U R a AS been favonred with instructions from Prof eßsor Guscott to sell by auction, at his Estate. Land, and House Sole Rooms, Arttrar'a Mait, oo Thursday, 27th Instant, at 12 o'olook soon, VIEW KOAD, a nhort distance bom Mount Edon Road-A Villla Residence beautifully situated, commanding an exteißivo and varied view, together with Allotment of volonnio soil land, 66 z 330 ft. JIVE VILLA SITKS, adjoining the above, having GO to Bfl feet frontage, by a depth ol 120 feet, MOUNT EDEN ROAD.-Three Splendid Allot ments, each having 70 feet frontage. well fenoed and planted, sitnated opposite the residence ol J. W. Hridgeman, a most con venient and pleasaut position, rloh volcanio BOIL 'Boiefl run regnlarly past these propertlos. *~ JO-MORROW. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. UNION-STREET, ONEHUNGA, HILLSBORO' NEW LIVERPOOL, WHaU, AND WAIKOMIII. TO be sold by tbc undersigned, at his Estate. Land, and House Sale Room, Arthur's iMart, on Thursday, the 27th instant, at noon, UNION-BTREKT — A good Dwelling-house, with large Freehold Allotment. )Blnx 200 ft deep, pleasantly and conveniently sitnated, a short distance Jom Welllzgton- Btoeet. ONBHUNGA—A Large Allotment, being No Mot Section No. 20i 100 S 329 links. HILLSBORO'—Three allotments in this fine Township, overlooking tho Maria kan Harbour, adjoining the Pah Estate. No. 15, Seotlon No. 11J Frederlofcflljeet |) 0) " 3, Queen-street SBW LIVERPOOL-12 allotments, being Nob. li 878.16. 6. 7, 8, 9,10.12. and 13. ■WHAU—A Well-situated Property. No. T9, containing 79a 3r, neor to the residence of Mr J. Buohnnon. . WAIKOMIII-10 acres of Land, being I*t No. 76 B. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. " ~TO.MORROW, THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALB, at the Kemuera Yards, To moirow (Thnraday), 32 Ffrtt-clttss Bteers. from Eureka Station 3S Oholoo Fat Cattle, from Tarawa 20 oxen (heavy weißhts), from Waitara 60 Obotoe Cattle, from Cambridge and Te Awamutu 761) Fat Sheep, from gjoborno MO Fat Sheep, from Waitara Dairy Cows Store Cattle Fat and Store Figs. AIRBED BUCKLAND. ' TO-MORROW. j-jjß BEMUERA YARDS, PIGSI PIGS I PIG3J FOR SAI'E, at the Kemuera Yards, April 27, 130 Raglan Pliffl, ex Lalla Rookh 35PlgB,exQlenO)g . ALPBEP BUCKLAND. "~~ FBIDAY, APRIL 28. 1H E HAYMARKET, FOB SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday, April 28, at 12 tfolook, A NEW AMERICAN-BUILT BAROUCHE, carries six persons easily. ALFRED BUCKLAND, FRIOAY, APRIL 28. . THE HaTmARKET. F OX SALE, at the Haymarket, oh Friday. April 28th, Tho thoroughbred Stallion MAORI (late AUCKLAND), ALFRED BUOKLAND. " FRIDAY, APRIL 28. ~" Xfl E H A~Y~M ARK ET. "ITIOB BALE, at the Haymatket, otf JtJ , Friday, at Utfelock, ] BUiefnl Horses, broken to Light Harness \> 1 Heavy Draught Gelding. , aupbed"buokland. 1



Auctions! XO-MO.KROW, II O'CLOCK Ail, NEWTON FANCY BAZ/UR. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mr A. A. Stevonson, who is giving up buei ros», to sell by auction, on the promiies, Koran gahapo Road, at 11 o'clock sharp— Tho whole of his STOCK OF FANCY GOOD-'. Toys. Wools Embroidery Work, Mats, Writing vazki. Inkstands. Glass Ornaraontß, Glassware, Show Ctsoa. Fixtures, eto.. etc. At II o'clock. T O • M O R li O W, YANKEE NOTIONS AND BIRMING HAM SPECIALTIES. NOVELTIES! NOVELTIESI NOVELTIES I W. DOWDEN HAS received'instructions to offer for Bale, at thollCxchangoMart, Qaoen-fitreet, on Thuraday next, nt 11 o'clock, A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE CHO CX GOODS. The most vnrled assortment of cheap, useful, and ornamental artlolos ever imported. A thousand and one" lines, impossible to particu larise, suitable for uvery houjohold. The sale la peremptory, nnd tho goods will be Offered in lota to suit purchasers. TO-SaOBSOW. At 1 o'clock. HOBSOX-STKEET, NEAR ViGTORIA-STKE&T. J. B. MARRIOTT HAS received instructions to sail by auction, on tho promises of Mrs Duval, next Mr Abbot's, Grocer. 1 Chost Drawers, Loo Table. Kitchen Tablo, Chairs, Hlcturon, Washatamls and Ware, Carpet. Iron J'cdatoid, Pallia-ses, Mat trasses, liliinkot", Shoots, Uullts. Olilid's Cot, Wolithta and fc'oalej, Kitchen Utenßils, &c. Also, Tha Surplus Stock of n Qonoral Store, and a Lot of othor Goods too numerous to mention. No Reservo. J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer. W. S, COCHKANE JA3. UACKK TO-MOUROW, 25 SHAKES HELENSVILLE TIMBER COMPANY. fT^HE Subscribers will sell, at their Roonw, X Fort-street, on Thnrjd»y. 27th lnst, at 11 o'clock/ «C BHAHE3 IN TUB HTCUCNSVILLK 5.0 TIMBER COMPANY, £2 Paid Up. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S, COCTIRAKE. JAS. DAOBS PRELIMINARY NOTICE. KINGSLAND, NEW NORTH ROAD. THE Subscribers will sell, at tbo Land Mart, Fort-street, at an early date, The FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate on : the New North Eoad, now in the oc cupation ot Mr J. MoElwoln, known as KINGSLAND, and Subdivided nto Building Allotments. Flans will be ready in a few days. Further particulars 'will be given in a fatnro Issue. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. O. TONES, E. O. CAKE. B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL SITE, CITY OF AUCKLAND. FOR POSITIVE SALE. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wed nesday, May 3, at 1!! o'clook. THE ONLY AVAIL iBLK PITE FOR A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY BOIKL in the tity, clear of the dust, turmoil, and disadvantages of Qaeen-street.and yet within Bye minutes' walk of Post Office, Churches, Museum, Maaonlo and Choral Halls, Albert Park, Government House Northern Club, Supremo Court, Land oillco. 1 and Railway Station. This property is su; • rounded by private resWoncea of a high oharao ter, ocoupied by some of our leadlug oitlzens with spacious ornamental grounds immediately adjoining. The site is healthy, and commands grand views of harbour, &c. Ihe area Is nca'ly half an-aoro, with frontages to Eden Crescent and bhortstreet of above 150' feet. Snhstantlal bnildingn are erected on a portion ol the pro perty, Tho want of a really FIRST-CLASS HOTEL Is daily manifest;, and i fa Companyt o build one was formed, the proprietor is willln pto «ike a considerable amount of tho purohas money in shores* TermsVilberaL The ghbater portion or THE PURCHASE MONET MAT BKUAIN ON MORTGAGE AT FIVE PER OiCNT. . The entire of the purchase money may re main on mortgage if buildings to the value of one-fourth of the amount are erected thereon, THURSDAY, MAY 25. CITY OF AUCKLAND. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LEASEHOLDS. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the City Council to offer for sale by auction at his Rooms, Lower Queen-street, on Thurs day, May 25th, at noon, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LEASE HOLD PROPERTIES i- IB4PKOVKMBNT COMMISSIONERS' TRUST, SUB-SECTION i. WELLEBLEY - STREET EABT (Between Park Place and Symonds-fitreet). Nos. 10 to 13 (being original lots 10 to 15)-Four Choice Allotmenta, 1!) feet 6 inches frontaire. by a depth of 133 feet; admirably adapted for Villa Sites. SUB-SECTION 5. Wolksley-street Fast, be tween City East School and Symonds-street; good Business or Villa Bites, Nosi U to 31-Elght Allotments of 33 feet front age, by a varying depth to 102 feet. Nob. 31 to 37—Four Allotments at the junction Of ABKRCHOMBIK and BYMONDH BTUHB.TS, 33 feet frontage, varying depth to 103 feet. The above Allotments will be Leased for 33 Years from the.day of gale end one-third THE VilUB OF THR FBEJIIBIB ON THE QKOUND WIH BB PAID TO THE OWMKB AT THE EXPIRATION OF TBB LKASE. BUB-3KOION 6-Witb frontages to Welksler street Ji)»st, snd oloto to Queen and But laud-streets. 60 Yuabb' Leases. Lots 2 to 5 and 10 to 12. Seven choice Level Buildlntc Allotments.adjotn log W. Crowthor'n Stables and Messrs Gar lion and Cranwell's new Warehouses. Allotments esumeratsd above comprise the whole of the remainder of the Improvement Commissioners' Trust Property for lease.and will be tin last opportunity to secure either Bites for private residences or stores in this very desirable locality, near to the main business streets, ana yet so pleasantly situated adjacoat to the Albert Park and the best portions ot the City. SECTION 50, CITY OF AUCKLAND, S Allotments fronting Hepburn-street 2 Allotments fronting Hepburn • sweet, with cottage residences thereon 2 Allotments fronting Hepburn and Selwyn streets 3 Allotments with doable frontage to Hepburn and i'icton-at reo ta t Allotments fronting Selwyn-street. LOWER HKPBURN-BTREET. 2 Allotments below Thomas Macky's residence. 5 Allotments fronting Park entrance, 5 Allotment a fronting a new street to be 60 feet In width. . tOO FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE AL LOTMENTS FOR LKA3K IN SECTION 50 IN FUTURE ADVERXISKMENT. The whole of these desirable Building Allot ments in Seotlon £0 ore welt situated on nnoroken ground, commanding dellghtfni views of the City and Harbour, closely ad jacent to the Western Park, and in a highly respeotablo neighbourhood. The Allot ments am easy ot access, and in One of the leading streets of tho western portion of the City. GREAT NORTH ROAD. nest to Mr Cromwell's Resldenoe. Seotlon 7, part of Allotment 19, 60 feet frontage to the Great North itoad, with a varying depth to 212 feet; and a varying width at end of Allotment of upwards of 200 feet, rhis Allotment is well sitnated, will ba leased for 33 years, and one-third value of Building on the ground at expiration of Lease repaid to owner, subject to' conditions of a right of entry thereon at any time to lift or repair watermaine, &o. and no building to be ereoted on line ot main. General Terms and Conditions of Sale ana Lease, With plans, moy be viewed at tho Offloo Dltte Town Clerk, City Council Chambers, Hlgh-atreßt. on and after May the 3rd, and at the Bale Rooms of the Auctioneer, Lower Qaeen<sueet, on tho day of sale, ana the day prior thereto, Xb^AUotaonts will be flagged, •



AnOfAOtlK. TO-MOBKOW. Ex Pareora, from London. ENGLISH-MADK FURNITURE, GEBMAN PIANOS, AMERICAN O It GA N, &C, &0., &°- GABRIEL LEWIS B AS received instructions to sell, at ilia Koomn (opposite Thornton Bmlth and Kltth'B Mills!, Lower Queeu-streot. on the above 'late, at 11 o'olock. STRIING ERAKU'3 BRASS BRIDGE PIANOS; 1 American Organ, 11 stopß ; OaK Hall Stand?. W»te Glass Backs Toilet and Pier Qlaaßes, Walnut Chec (onlers, Mahogany and Walnut Loo Tables, Ocoamanal. Work, and Gipsy Tables, Whatnots, Drawing-room Suites, Brussels Carpets. French and Hal Tester Iron Bedsteads, &C, &C, &C. | _ WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. CARLAW, SMITH, & CO, ARE instructed by the Manager of the Southern Cross Petroleum Co. (Limited) to 8011, ou Wednesday, 3rd May, at noon, THE FOLLOWING FORFEITED SHARKS of the abovo Company :—23551 to 23 750. equals ZOO1 2J551 to 24858. equals S00; 25050 to 25200, equals 200; 1G551 to I6USU,<-qua!a 100; 16932 tn 17050. eqnala 100; 17651 to 17751>, equals 100; 19851 to 20960. equa'3 200; 20351 to 20650, equals 200; "1251 to 2U50. eqUilH 200; 21751 to 21860. equals 101); 13328 to 13350. equals 25; 13.810 to 13 810, equals 25; 11701 to 12760. equals 50; 31511 to 31810. equals SPO: 17811 to 471W0. oqubls 150; 3UU to 32510, equals 100; 1801 to 1800. canals 200; 1601 to 4700. e<iu«.ls 10>; 22551 to 23550, and 1801 to 2COO, equals 1200; 8931 to 10090. equals 100; 10£90 to 10G10, oqua'B 50 ; 27351 to 27150, equals 1C0; 3IBU to 32111). equals 300- 30951 to 31200. equalß 250: 30051 to 50350. noon's 3 0; 301551 to 50930, equals 3CO; 36311 t) •18210 equals 20U0; 39711 to 311710, oqnalß ICOO ; 45511* to 16210, equals 700; 20751 to 29950. equals 300- 482U to 46110. equals 200; 35711 to 31H10. cauals 500; 16611 to 48910, equals 300; 42711 to V.1710. equals 1000; 31711 to 35310. equals 600; 6591 to (MO, equals 50; 7191 to 729U, equals 100, CaRLAW, SMITH, & CO. TUESDAY, MAY 9. IMPORTANT SALE ov TOWN AND COUNTRY LANDS IN TAURAfIGA. rpHE subscribers have been instructed to J offer for sola by public auotlon, at their Safe Rooms, the Strand, Tnuranuri, on Tuesday, the 9th May, 1832, at 12 o'olook noon, MB ANDREW WILSON'S IMPROVED FARM, situated on tho Tanranga-Tbamea Road, being Lota Nos. 05 and SO, Parish of Te Mania, and containing 310 aotosi About 200 aotoa are fenced Into paddocks and laid down in good grass. The river Oats are particularly rich, and capable of producing targe crops. Xbo Dwelling-house Is pleasantly situated on the banks ot tho Waltakohe River, and the grounds surrounding are nicely laid oat and planted with ornamental trees and shrub*. The farm la abundantly watered thronßUotlt. Titled-Land Transfer. Also, THK FOLLOWING TOWN PROPERTIES, Namely :— liOts 29, 10, 31, 3U, S3, and 33, Section 1, with Dwelllng-nouaa containing IS rooms. Tho Lots have frontages of 103 feet to Uardloß streot on tho North; 198 feet to Hamilton- Btreet on the South, and 185 (eet to Durham- Btreot on the West. Lots 25 and 28. Seotlon 1, with New 8-Roomed Dwelling-house, having a frontage to Hamilton-street of 132 feet. Lot 37, Seotlon 1, with woll-ilnlnhod Dwelling home containing 6 rooms. This Lot has a frontage of B6 feet to Horington-street Lithographed Plans ot these throe Properties are being prepared, and will shortly bo ready for distribution. Tho following Lots will also bi offered. vlfc — Lota 412, 132, and 153, Section S, Town ot Tauranga, turner~~&~~buddlb, Auctioneers. "~~ TUESDAYS. TUB H A V M A B X X T, SALE OF WOOL? SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and iTALLOW, each Tnosdaj. ai U o'clock^ _ ALFRED BUCKLAND, S.JALE Oir PASTOItAL LEASES OF )O CROWN LANDS IN THE DISTRIOr OF NELSOJf.-PRKLIMINARY NOTICE. General Grown Lands Office. Wellington, Bth March, 1332. One hundred and seventy thousand ihrco hundred acres of pastoral Crown land in tho Aniurl District of Nelson, divided Into twenty rnns. In areas of from 3,000 to 17,000 acred, will be offered for loiwo by publlo auntion, nt tho Lands 'Ofllco. Nelson, early in the month ot May next, Mann of the country to bo leased will bo pub lished in the beginning of April, and farther particulars respecting the runs will appear in IntnreadVertiMment WM.ROLL*BTON. Minister ot Lands. T^OTICE OF REMOVAL Qabriel JjEwra In returning thanks to his Friends and the Publlo generally for past favours, begs to in form them that, in order to afford him a better opportunity to EXHIBIT MERCHANDISE ABOUT TO BE OFFERED TO PUBLIC COMPETITION, OB PRIVATE BALE, he has taken those COMMODIOUS AUCTION ROOMS (Next above Messrs Stose Bros., and directly Opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith, and Firth'B.Flonr Mills), LOWER QUEKN-STRKET, Where, in future, his business ot an AUC TIONEER AND GENERAL COMMISbION AGKNT will be carried on. G. L. assures those who may confide Goods to him for Sale, that no exertion on his part shall be wanting to further their interests. Account Sales Promptly Fubnished Advances Made on Merchandise fob Bona Fide Sale, Auckland, March 17.1882 X>Y RuYAL LETTERS PATENT, Gold Medal. Paris, 1878: Speoial Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880: Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1881. Just landed, CANTRKLL & COCHRANK'B CELEBRATED SKATED WATERS. MONTSERRAT LIMKJUIOE CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alcohollo Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIO GINGER ALB: The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, bo justly celebrated Ot Hotels and Olnbs; 9d per bottle. Thoeo J&B&rsn Waters are the same quality as contracted for and sow supplied to The Canard S.S. Co.; the Montreal B.S. Co. the Inman 8.3. Co,; Oceanio S.S. Co.; tho National S.S. Co,; the Paolflo 8.8. Co. ;* Anchor, 8,3. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, R.M., Co. WHOLESALE AQKNT, AICKIN, THE PiHAKMACY. Hi! HAYMARKET, 10S, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ON SALE, ABRITED pan COROMANDEL AND ROMAN KMPIRK,- White Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Clover, Cow grass, Meadow Fesouo, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Rape, Trofolium Incarnatum (doarlot Clover), FROM AMERICA DIREOr j Timothy, Kontuoky Bluegraes (Poa Pretenste). Poverty Bay RyegrMß,.Canterbury Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Proirlegrass, HottalL .EARLY BEED POTATOEB, AS FOUOWB!- Ashleof Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flakes, Patterson's Victoria. LATER VARIEnES-Hobart, Button's Mag num Bonnm, Button 1* Flower Ball, etc. ALS6, Oats. Barley. Garden and Flower Seed, Coarse, Fine and Rock Bait, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, Tow, Bacon and Hams. BONEDU3T AND BONKFLOUR of all grades. ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, &tt, &C, HESKETH & AITKEN, I „ CL AX X n BKOTHEKS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHKRa (OPPOSITE DNIbR BANE), QUKKH-BTBBET, AUCKLAND, i'hotography in the Latest and Mom ' Fashionable Styles, Executed la ■ manner Unsurpassed la the Colonies. All Photographs takon by the INBTANTANIOUS PBOOK6B. &ABGH COLLECTION NEW ZBALAKD VMWB Alwwri on Hand



jHnflinfles .ino'.icbp. ity 1 O N X S at 00. AOKNT3 70K SyilKBT PAVim Mtl.V>?, Rive alwftra !n aScclc a liox^s Bm;plr c! P A 1' E R, K'snpiiaJcs; VSVilto, PrlaUna, sad Ton I JEpet, (Jcejr and Brov/n WraviDlinj. and are preiiar«i to tadon: any BiEea, qualltici), or colours rs nurod. These Papers ara now largely csod horc, ar.<3 are aoknowlodgod to bo suporlor to most :1m ported. cMvaller FrAre's Genuine French Breiiil American Carrlngos AmeriDan Harnesn. To AIUUV« Farm and Kxpreas Waftons AmeriOKn ]fireproof Stuos, See,, 6,0. B. TONKS & CO. riUNNINUHAM & CO.'S CJSNTKAL V^ AGKNCY. SHIPriNO, COMMISSION, AND GBNERAIi FORWARDINa AGENTS, OrriGicll77, Qukkn-strkbt, Auckland (Opposite T, &S. Morrln's); and at Onkhunga. Ordor Book nt W. J. nurst a Co.'o, 101, Quoon Btreot, na usual. For tho Brentor conronlonco of tho Pnblio, BooklnK Olllocs (with etorago) nro now opon as ivbove, at which Goods aro rooolvort and for wurdad with denputoh to all parta of Now Zealand uiul Auatnilln. Cnrtlnß done In Town imd Snbnrbs at rca nonablo rtitufi. JOHN BOTLAN, O.E.J IBUUT. LUNDON, <J.K, BOYLAN AND LUWDOK, civil bnginbki43, Licensed Land Transfer SurvkjTOKS authorised kativk hxnv suuveyoks, kngimkkuina and quantity sukveyolw. COLONIAL BANK BUUjDING, APOKT^Nn. DaVIISS AND X REN GUARD, LAND, HBTATB, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGRNTS, NATIONAL INSUBANCK HUtLDINGH, QURBN-STHKKT, AIIOKI,ANU. VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOR SAT.X IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, TROPKRTIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. 'SPHAMISS OAIUUAtiK AND DKAY .1. FACTOBY. - JAMES MACiciß, Proprietor, VIOTOKIA-STREET EAST, AUOKLAND. Bopsirs of ovory de.:orlptlon In Wood nnd Iron neatly executed ou tho shortout notice. Springs imidH and ropnlrod. Always on luind, a large qnantltrof Lamps.also Ironb.irk ;>lmf(B and Dpokos, Kod Gum Follows, and llob&rt Town Hardwood. N.U.-Country orderß punotnall attended to. E CARROLL, Wholesale and Kctnil • 81311 AND Oi'STKR DKALKB, CuBTOM-nouRB-HTiiEKT, opposite Thnnies Hotel, Anokland. jVrcsh nnd Smoked Fish alwnys on hand. Country Ordors punotunlly attended tp^ TVTEWTUW VKNKTIAN BUM) JJS W O X X 010, TUCKER, VBNETIAN BUND MAKKR AND WISE WOBKKR, KABAHG.&HAPB Road, Nswtoh, Veuetlsn BUnda of the boat quality made and ilxod at Is per foot. Wlroworir, r.i \-\j daaorlc- Uon and pattern, made to ordor Recnint nentlT axnontM. AYLOIi'B rAinni HISWINU MAOHINBS Ana Simple to Learn, QniKT in Aotlon. Not liable to not out of order. POSBEBB largo and easily threaded Shuttlos. No Dirjioultv hi Kutilng Needios and Kxtraa TAYLUIt'B PATBNT BBWING MAOHINKS snourj) «R i.NtiPKOTun by all dnslrous of pro ourlng a Xhorouxhty Good Machine. Also, to be had at Lew Prices. TWI3TISD LOOP-BTITOII MACHINES Ot Best Construouon, MT Aoensi T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAK, Bpeotaclos, Teloaoopeci, Mloroeoopas, Baromoten,'Klnotrlo Bolla, Ro, Isstrnments and jMaohino-j Unpaired SHORTLAND. STREET, (OutKjßitn the Poat-ofTlrnl. WILLIAM XHDM. AS, Comer of Lome and Vlotoria-ntroeM, Auckland Kkh« HONUMKNTAL, MARBLE, AND OKNSttAI STONKMASON, AHCHn'ECTrURAI. SCULPTOR AlfD CARVIffi. Inscriptions acourate and boautifuU Monuiiiouta, Tombs, llotuiiiionoa, find every description of Stone work at the lowest possible prices for town and conr.irr X £ A J> 1) f O T T all, COACIi-BUILniEKS, GREY-STRKET, Auckland. K.B.—lron-bark Bhaite, apnteen. Belloe«.»lne Gum and kinds of Uutfwood. at l<owes> Mm'ket ltl'M. TyJUW ZJKALAIVL> JIJSBUI'wAWUiS JJI COMPANY. Capital.. _ „ _ _ «. 4L000.000 Reinsurance and Beserve Funds _ &50.00 C LIBERAL CONDITIONS. MODEKATS RATKS PBOMPT BKTTLBMKKXB. .•UNDOUBTBD SKOUIUTT, N.Z. INStfBANCK BUILDWRB. GKOHOIE P. HIKUCK \fanftn«r. SCOTTISH IMPJiKIAL, IWBURAWUE »O COMPANY. OAPITAI, _ _ _ f11.000.0C0. Tho undersigned, as Agont for the above Company, is prepared to accept Fire Bisks on every description of Property, at Lowest Current Bate?. JAMBSBMACFABLANK, _^ Qneon-straat. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. CORNBR Of WBtLfKtKY AND iLnmiTRTHEKTB Beading Boom, Comfortably Furnlnbed. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2a 6d per quartar. The Library contains up wards of 2800 vols. In the various departments of Literature. Subscription, is 6d per quarter, Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting tor Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. BvangcUstlo Service, Thursdays, at 7.30, Bible Beading and Prayor, Saturday at 7.30, Bible Glass, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Stbanokhs and ethers (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Booms, where all Information may be obtained. Opes from 8 a. in. til 110 p,m YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE. QUBHN-STREKT. Open dally from 10 a.m. till 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from 5 to 7 p.m. Boarding-house for Young Ladles who are occupied during tho day. Terns on application to the Hon. Secretary. Y. W.O. *. Mooting every Thursday, !.J0 p.m. Governess* Agency* Servants' fceletry, auc Lending Library in connection with the Instl- BM. TpENCIHG I FENCING 1 FENCING 11 Contracts for all kinds of Fencing taken by Sam \Vhite; also, for Hale. Purlrl Posts, Totoxa Pests, Kauri and Hobarton Posts, Birou and Hobarton Bails 10.HOO Kauri Palings at On. Bouse Blocks. 100,000 Shinnies, good broad heart. '13s (delivered). Come early.—Bam White. Gore-ntreet. ' JI.BXAUUBUKD XBOSi ]\yf B *• XRAF FO B I>, SUBGBON DENTIST WAKBriKLD-BXaBBT, NBAS QnUBN-BTBHSn. Painless Hztraotlon of Teeth by the Oxide , Nitrogen Hn», Professional Hours-!) a.m. UK 6 p.m. WAKNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUVAOTUKBBS, OOX'IS CREEK, RICHMOND, OVFIOB I DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Oath Pnrohasers of Tollow, Wool, Sheepskins, and HonfiH. annsmith. DETITT, Ganmaker, 24-% Qnson. 4 sireot, Auokiaod, opposlta the Market house. Established. SSJ.—Always In Stock ana to arrive by lilrooi importatioa from Kug'&nd made to advertleers oven order,—Chokebore B»ieoh-lotu)tnK Guns, Double and Single Mnzde loadaiu, Bieech-lottdlnft Revolvers, Breeoh-load> lag Rook and Babbit Kiflon, Game li*i*. Gde Cases, Powder Flaska, Qbot Pouohoa, and ever] artlole necessary to oomplete the ontnt of s sportsman. An assortment of every doHorlptlon of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Hrandi In Sporting Powders are Imported direct fron ton makers by tho advertiser, who o» sruarontee thalr good quality. Cartridges for the Sniiold, Snider and Terry BUles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Snot and other speci alities always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt irith. Guns Re-stookod, Browned, etc an d every other kind of Firearm Bepalred at reasonable prloes . Notice.- Just to hand, s :ot of good serviceable O. F. Chokebore Breech loading Guns cheap. The lamest stook In Anekland to choose from. Alto, In stook, a 53?* «w«prtaent oi ffiroirorki ill too beef. naMr, JtriuMna Taokio a



Brißtnoss Notic&a. O" U (i H li.. y iLMOUS <X*to ": hramw J. TfnvbtitH, S T E A !Vi ij X V S ff, FOIITABLS: i/OKGS, AND FALLOWS ifAt-TORY, VICTOiUA-Sv-RKi:!' EAST, Anekland. r t UUl'EKiOi; CORRUGATED XAJNBJS. S, PARKER" HAH FUK SAIjK a nuiabar of the above, with Tap roariy for uno, 02 nud uowards, . At bib Htijam Wohkh, Viotobia-btkbki, or li^iUhci) Wia.r.itfu.KV-tiTJWKT. Largo quantities of Bpontlne, Kldtrlng, and l»OT?n pipos f.lwayu In Btook, Vornndnh Iron onrved at shortest notice, Munufnoturar of Loud ivnd Compo Pipe. A ohoioo sclentlon of Chandelien, &C, at bis Wellealey-atroet ahop. Oonntry orflora will always receive his prompt attention. Ijlcaneod to lay on Water. ■?MjK TKNMR Olf MtK IMI'BOVID LBjUI wn«n Kinoiwa. /I'VltlCKJS'l'l g^ nIUK. JS T Jf.AWN TKNNIS 1 LAWK TENNIS I Xho nnftorsHrnoiT. huvo juot rooelvod trom KnKland, ror Hotoniahana, Cbickst Bats, Bai,u;, Stump 3, Lsa Guards, Gaustikts, nei CBICKKT RtTJjKS, CI:iOKETKR3' GUIDES, Scoitmo Books, Tennis Nets, jVOLES, IUCKEi'S, IJALLS, TENNIS RULES, M. PORTER & CO., QUKKN AND HIGH-STRKKTB. _ AIIOKLAND; V* v is jn a w~i* "cTo a o iskxa. fiKTiKOTIONH WHOM OPERAS, BONGB. JRTICTH, Ro., fto, KVL>ry I'orson oi\n liftva thone In their ow Home by calllux on . J, HOWDEN, SnORTIiAND.STKKXT, (md l'uutiir/.Kiwj one of his NBWxy-IMPOBnt PIAHQt S^OUK-WJNDiNu iSt JfAmUKULING d--^~ -V 'V Vtf '>,' 'fr 'V; !^ I?Y¥!S!i¥^ ni?'?!S l^ |:.ir WILLIAM LEYS, j f-[: MiCKCniHTO' ACCOtTNT ROOKS Baled I and Bound to l'attorn, tfTl-}- MUBIO. MAGA2INtt9. DIBLKfI * |{ ]■; AND PBAYER HOOKS, N Xhroo Doors r!»ovo Btah OWos. BAICKRB' SPECIAL EUI.KD DAT-DOOKS. LIHBAKY V KJKS BTIiONG X OIIKAPM HOUND %\r r v i Liiii'i'a & aujn, V V • OIIj. CObOUK, AND GLASa MKBOHANTB. Importeralof Parierhani?in«a. Bcrlm, Paints, Oils Turpontlno, Oolonra, Vnruiuhos, Krenoh Polish Gold Lonf. Artist*' Colours mid Brushes: Plate Hhi-ot, Crown, Ornurnentr.l, mid riiotonrophli Olssk; Plnturt) V.-(.i)H),) Mid Tftp6Btry MonldlnK Ulook »nd ( ompiiflfl (ilnsioo, Ul'.tziul riashos anc Doors. GllasH cut to altai and eerefullr P" ckod as ft-. 57. Ul'irKN-HTKKKT. / rpHOS. T TTARUDTT, TUB KAPAI COBN »KOOM FACTORY, CIJHTOMIIOUBIC-HT, Prlocsi Wkbt. From 12/8 por Ant. ti T U X A b jU to Uoth'B Pnbllc Hok. Cold, wnd Showei Utiths, Victoria -Btreot Kast. CharKO, Oiri Siiuxing. Opnn nil wcok liuj-B from S a.m. to I p.m., mhl Sunday Mokninos from 8 till 10 a,m The llnth-rooum aro all private, and ■uppllod with every convonlonoo, Turkish towulu, nest and hair hrnpin-t, combs, nuplr&ton, Boaps, fco, Be'oot buih-rwDiiy (private) for Ladle* ever) dftf, at all hours, with fomolo attendance, Twc Hllll.l-INO AND MXI'IC.-JOI.. I'SUUBO HOU) tb( addrosa: VlotorlA-stroot Kant, above the Groy hound Koto!, ntul nuxt the Cheap Beddlnu *&d FntTLltnrv Mnr* Anrkliuirt JU. V if. i. HA M • LADDRR & HA.KKOW MAKKIt, 80 and 82, VIOTOttIA.STRKKT. Brerj inscription or Ladders, Stops. Barrowi, f arrow Wheels, (nothcn Homos, Clothes Boxes, ' Travelling >.rrr. ■>.■;, j-c. cm hand or mad* tc order. A ItlHirH) iiUiuunt aJloiYtid to Contractors and On wholo.iiiin order. Sbop ami Oillco Mttlnßa, and all kinds Of Job blng Wo. k doiie in oxparloooed workmen oa the nhnrtoai. r.oui;«, N.H.—i .-Ms.r.. ■■'■■■■,'<■ and Barrowi lent oa Wi-o. Vlolliib bon^ht. Ono or wo Hi.ponor old Violins (or sale i also, a bockl V.oU'kiu'Jc nhflM), uaouev V| OJSKV Xv WiSD, on approved K. K. TYLBR, »ollcltor,,Vjitoin Lane. MUIIKY XU Li'-Ki), in uii'Kc orsmal] snms. at tuntnl rates of Interest, CONKitl.Ufcvttoo1 JKlt, Oolldtors, Vulcan Lane. MONKY TO LlilVU, In sums oJ £200 and uyrraniK, ut 7 per cent JACKSON &. nUSSBIiL, Eollciiore, Fort-etreet. i**kOnn Tv J^KND In Sums ol £606 *UVVV and uuwards.-F. Btag.Bhor». ana-artnot. jyONuY TO LKND on Mortgage ol Tirst-oloss Freehold Securities. WM. OODCMAN, BolidtOt. Corner of (jneen and Shortland-rtrAHf- (MOOD '''° LKND on Rood Freehold seourl j*i\i\j\j in One or niora sums; moderate In terest—S, B, Hughes, Jun,, Land Agent, Vulcan Ijne. £5,000 R * AB D' J. HART, Of the London Loan Clllco, having a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to Invest It to iirtvantnßo, in dotormlncd to Lend it ont on Personal liecurity at Kroatlj- reduced rates of Internet, Bopayablo by weekly or monthly In stalments, or any other way to trait Borrowers. Promissory Notes discounted, Renewals effected If roqnlred. Money Lont on every desorlptlon of goods. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, Vlctorla-Bt, Auokland. fcfICTORIAN LUAN AND DIB POVSI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND Tie febova Aswnojr hating Opened a Branch In Anekland is propared to Advance Boms Oi Monoy, from £10 to fll.ooo, on Pereonal Security, Deoua of I'roperty, Shuros n Publlo Companies and other Soouritles at ourrent rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Uenewals'effectod. To scoommoilate Borrowers Loan |of (say) XIO May be repaid in lnatalments of 10a per WM May bo repaid In isißwiimonta of SW per week Or by any other mutual agreement All communications, either personally o> by letter, strictly oonfldectlal. Addresa— H.I G H - 8 T B B B T. Next Auokland Hotel). tßox'DO, Postpffloe. Saddlery. WANTED INSPECTION. X very body should see the Splendid Value In SADDLERY JAND HARNESS, BOtn) PIOKEL-SII.VEB BITS, BTIBBUPS, ETC, BUPPHKD B¥ W. S. Jo*** Wholebalb Manufactubkb, qurkn-Btbekt, All the Latest Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to band per Hennlone, Looh Urr. and to arrive per Wellington, and Annri, The greatly lnnreased demand for his mann- Faotnios, combined with the latest improved labour-saving appliances, hiw enabled W.B.J. to reduce the coat of produotlon to the lowest limit, md consequently supplies his customers with ■m nrtlolu which, for quality and price, oannot do equalled. 3UBADILIT7 IS THE TEST 07 CHEAPNESS, W. S. JONES, WHOLESALE MANUFACTUBEB, aUBEK-SrjJBUX.



MernhaHdißO. ffi. POJRTIB-K & CO., WHor.BSiVrjs and rktak. 1. X 0 S M 0 M U Bi X 3 Am) IRON MERCHANTS QCBBN AND SHIGHJBTKBICTfII' Auckland; jPIiIHSI JTIiIBSI Jph.KXB.l jflfc.J. -v, - * •■ ■ NO HOUSK. JBOTKIh RKSTAUBANT, OB Shop, should be without XIiKSK THAI'S, WIRE DISH COVBRB BUTOHBKB' and FAMILY BAUSAGh. MAUUINKB KNIFB-OLKANiNG MACHINES IBON BEDSTBADS AND COTS. X, PORTER & CO, Wish particularly to draw attention to their Stookot Qardkn R,kquisitbb v , Comprising tho CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN ] MOWERS, 5 10,12,11, and IB inoh. being kept In Btook, t l | AMEIUCAN IjA.WNBPHINKLK.I4S. With Nlokol-platod Arms English Vkbob or Bobdkk Cuttkbh, \£ . 2 1 BO 7Ki I \ % J* •• 1 1 • 5 T ff 3 h j g I i 3 ■! I ■ s v i Q THIS! THUOW A CONTINUOUS BTEKAM. India Bnbber ana cotton Hose, Hose Booli, Jeto, Bproadero, Unions, to., fix, GABDEN HYBINGBS. NETS tof Proteotlns Frnlt tram Blrda Earthenware Korn Stands, Mignonette BOZOS. &c. &o. Pruning Shears mower untnoring and Vine BclMors Hand Seed Drills. Soythofl, Hooks, Ear and Digging Forks, Btoal Bakes and Weedors &o» &0..& C BST BHBKFIBLD KLKOTRO-PLATED GOODS, from Jas. Dlzon's. Atkln Bros"., and other flnt-olass makers. Joseph Rodttera and Sons and Lookwooa Bros CXLKBBATBD TABU AND POCKET CUTLBBT. RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES These Machines possess, c advantage {over all others by being fitted with a prostmro oham bor, whloh Is charged with drink before Insert ng the needle Into the moat, thereby' preventing the Introduction of air. Meat satelr corned in the hottest weather, Oast-Iboh Fountains ahd Tasks. whttb wirw moss baßketß, Bfongb babkbts, cbuetß, tka-pot STANDS &. EIIKnWOOD'B EGG BOUiBBB, GALVANIZED IBON FBAMB NETTING, jpj poRiKR a rto., WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HIGH-3TBEET, AUCKLAND. Tma department is kwitoklv wholes* BTOBERBEPEBS SUPPIJED AT LOWE OUBRBNT RATKS. large Snpplles oonstontly on hand ol BUILDERS' IRONMONGKRY, Mlntaß Re qnlaitcß, Saw Mill Requirements .Vertical Sawa kept In Btook op to 10 feel Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zln fencing Wire, Barbod Fencing Wire Anvils, Vices, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Pumpg, Centrlfug Pumps, Blast Fans, llydraulio Jacks, Punch ing Machines, &0,, See, ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FORWARDED WITH



" L.M.trl and Bwtftt© Afifants. | V) F E V A N S; .iLJ'* U (» Ji A IC3TATH, HOUSK AN)J I/AND AGfBNT. MONEY TO LX.ND, And oyery facility i;;lvon to i'urclmsera. nOWK-STr'KlCT.—lnoar top) X'rotty Villa, 6 rooma, &0., nllotuicn 30 x 100 425 ALTUCUT-STftJCrc? — (near Hymoiicla - ttrnot) Hanrtaomo Villu, 8 rooms, &o. ; uioe gardon, lilcasdiit position. £625 "121 KYBKU-PASS—Superior Business Prcmleos WiriUAMS-BTKHlrt'-Nico Cottage-, i rooms, See, &o. £300 418 HPKJNG-3TRKKT ~ New and woll-flnii>hnd Villa; 2ftllotmonts, &o,&c. £350 409 MOUNT KDKN—Now nnß woll-flntflhed Villa; main road frontngo 408 VINGKNT-STKKBT—House 6 rooms; ftioi position. £100 40Q MNCOIiN-STRKST—Now Houso, 7 rooms; larco allotment. £123 405 PONSONBY TKHKaLCit—Nlco Villa, 6 roomB; corner allotment, fco. £330 403 ffKKNi.KIuH-S'i'KKKT -Largo Double Hoaso, 9 roomß, fro., fro, £160 401 PROSPJCOT-HTKKKT—Now anfl well flnlflhed Villa. 4 rooma, &c. £260 . 400 PRO:'PiC<n' TJCKUAOH;—Verandah Cottaae. 0 roomn. &o. £300 339 UPPWK.O.UIOI'N-.-ffliTCKT—Two New nnd well flninhcil Honoea; corner lot; a Rood pro pony, l'rico for !ot. £1.000 • 392 PON HUN" 3Y JtOAD—lloubo, G rooms; corner I'llotmont; K')cd poslMuu. &0,, &o. 3i)B PONHONny. noar All Sftintß' Ohnreh—A very comforiablo Family Kosidonoe. Price, £700 381 aUKMiIfAW-STItKWT. near Popeonby Hull— Niuo Cottago. i roomß, &o. £230 300 ■ And, Sovcrol other Proportion in various parts HKIiN.'N3VIUjK—Snug ffarin, )S1 ncres, Rood homt-stciiti, tto. 380 MOUNT ALUKKT—Houso and tour aores near station • . 51 BAY Ol<' IBIiANI)3—4O acres, unimproved OBUAWHORO—Farm, 317 acres, good home ftcad, &c. 413 ' TAKAPUNA-31 Aores, Houso. and Outbuild inKH. 415 TAKaPUNA-91 Acres, unimproved. 418 Hnlldlni? Allotments nt Northooto, Ponßonby, Mount Kdon, Nowton, and other places, ranging from I2s 6(1 por foot lipwnrda. Full pnrtlonlnrs on application to I). F. EVANS, Houbk, Land & Hst4tb Aobnt, 139, QUKKN-31'UBKT. next " Herald " Offloo. ——-~~~~ ■ ' "™" ~"~~" i J. M. LEN N ° x iISTATS AOEKS1 AND VXWtXTOZ, QOXKN-STBEOT, JI DOStAND. MONKY LKNT ODT VOll CAPITALISTS ON JfIKST ■ OljAB3 tiKCUKITrKS, OR IN VKBTKU IN BANK, INBUKANCK, OK OTIIKK SHARKS. NO CXlill')K TO JLENDKI! OB IMVESTOU. CITY— A flna City Freehold, produelng n rental of £540 per annum. Price, £6000— £500 caeh, bulanco can remain upas the property at fli per cunt.-J. M. Lennox. BYMON!>b-BTUKKI'-A beautiful Allotment 47 x 187; ono of tho llncst Allotments In the Kalrbarn ostnto.—J. M. Lennox. 10M. a noii AGKK3 near tlio Hntorua rall?fay.- OI.UOW j, m. Lennox, Kbtaie .agent, Auck land. ALVXANDKA-Ktore and Bake-honso. with froukolil Allotmout. Price, giOO.-J. M. Lennox, X state 4gont, Auckland. BKM UKRA—A most Oharming Sito, oontain i«K 6 ucrcß. Comtnocde one of the choicest views in this district, '"hum is a Kesldence upon tho property, also tiardon, orchard, etc. Price, £1250 : terms can be arran«od. 6M I}ONBONHY— A Seven-roomed Residenoe, . commaDds a most magnificent view, in tho txmt part of l-'oiiKiinby ; freehold allotment (99 x IS2), till I'ild out in ornauieutal trees ur.d shrubs. Price 700.— J. M. liOnnox. Kettito A(?ont. SKAKIKLU VIKW—Kour-roomed Verandah Cottago, with freehold allotment. Price, £250.— J. M. Lonnoz, Estate Aecnt. MOUNT KUKN-A most doair/iblo New 7 roomed Residence, with üboatlmlf an aero of voloanlo soil. Price, £700.— J. M. Len nox. 166 L CONQUEST PLACK. Parnoll—Four-roomed Cottago. with two additional rooms de tachfld; froohold allotment. Price, £210.— J. M. Lnnnox. 164L7- MOUNT KDKN—A Bargain, a desirable 6 roomed ilouso, with bathroom detached, wash anrl fowlhouses, and every convenience. Th'> (ruehold allotment is m x 200, and fronts tho bent, part of Mount Kdcn Koad. 'J he allot mont is laid oat in ornamental ikcb. Church nnd School n«ar. Omnibuscus pass the door. 'Hub property is offered a bargain, aa the owner Is leaving tbo rtlßtrlct.—J. M. Lennox. 16SL MOUNT KIJKN—A Beautiful New7-rooraed Ro«li!enoo, with verandah and balcony, oommanrtins; a magullioout vlow of the harbour. The omnibus pussuH within a 'cw yards. Price, £504— J. M. lic.nnnx. Rmate Axenl 163 L n i r a-KOUK-KOOMKU OuTTAOE in Duke 3JLOV) B tr.;ot, with freehold allotment. Price, £150. -.r. M. Loonox. Kstuto Agent IBOL /•ior (» burßttln)—4-roomed fToase In the ** l OO Commercial Road, with freehold alloY moat. 33 X 100. Price, £155.-J. M. Lennox. KKMOETIA.— Villa Resldonofl nod 6j acres of gurden, shrubbery, and pasture. Price. £1.000.— J. XI. Lennox. 160 L I^APAKUHA (v Bargalnl-Farm of 69 acres, A wltlx htniill House, and 20 aores in grass. Thin beautiful little homeßtead is or.ly 21 mllee from town nnd 1 mile from a rcilway station, 2 miles from a church andt-cbooU Prloe, £31(1.— J. M. Lennox, Kstnte Aeont. 65L I7OR HAljtC la bargain)—Karm of 176 acres at JL Pukokoho West, nnlmproved, being part of Lot lfi. Thiß fine property is mixed busti and f«ra, and well watered. Must bo sold. Price, cx;o; £200 of which can remain upon the p ?a pirty at a very low rate of Interest,—J, M, Limnrn, Kntate AKunt, Auckland. IS6L AKIKST-OLAaa KAUM of 123 acre* lv Wes- Ptikek'.piio. with good House, oow-sheds, dairy, &c. l'ho form is all in grass, and i I only one mill) Irom the railway niiu-ion.—J. M. Len nor, Kiitiito Agent, Auckland. . 12SL Vll^LA lUC.3IDKNCK.-A Charming Villa, cnmru-iivilriK a )iiai;-ni!i(vnt view of the harbonr; about 5 acres of pasture and nhrubbery. Prim, £IWXI. >J, K. Lennox Kstat . nt, Anokuuu* mo KARMKR3.- Kor Sale, a bargain, a Fine J. Compact Little Farm of 100 acres in one of the best farming districts in the Walkato. The farm is all fenced, and has a dwelling-house uvon it; in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owluk to the owner leaving the district. Price, £100; £150 cash, balance can remain upon the property. 12L. so- For Hon bos, Barms, find Allotments, see my long advertisement In ' Weekly Herald."



I J M. LENNOX, ESTATK AGENT. AIJCKLASft P. J. MOSS. TV. P. O'StTLLITAH, F. J". M OBS & o°' LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOKTLAND-STRKBT. T7IXCELLENT InVESTMENT-Two J.'-i Bht>pa and Freehold Sootions, 33 x 116 fiot, UppiT aymotidn-Btrnot. Always Ist to good tenants and tor Bale. Only £750.— F. Ji inong & Co, Land and ustato Agents, Hhort land-strcot. 410 Cl'fY BUILDING ALLOTMKNTB-Albert. Btroot, Shortlfttirt-stroot, Princes-street, Kden Oroncont, HsrdinßO-stroot, Karangahape Koad, and other Choice SltCB for Bale,— V. J, Moos and Co.. Bhortland-BtreoU EPSOM — A comfortable well situated'and well built TKN-BOOMBD HOU3K, with Stable, Coach-honeo, 1} acres Orchard and Paddook; volcanio Bolli To bo po'.d lor JSSOO.— V, 3. Him and- Co,, Land and Katate Asonta, Shortlsnd Btroot. tj>Oli S.vLK-A woll-built Cottage of I large roomn; Conquest Flaco. Farnell; allotment 60x120. li 103.£3.'U.-IT. J. Moss & Co., Shortland Btront. *>. TTiOlt SALIC—A very well-built New House of A 6 rooms, willi an acre of land, In Brighton, Sea frontage. Also, Cottauo of 1 rooms in Borosford-dtroot. UlaQ.-F. J. Moea & Co., Short land-street. * A COMFOHTAnr/E LARGE DWELLING a. HOUSE, -with orchard and land; excel lent situation and olose to Aliokland. To be Bold on eiwy torms.—F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-Btroat. ; 1 itlC ACttKB OF VKRY FINK LAND on Hvl the West sideof the Waitato, easy of access by rail and river, beautifully-situated, and an excellent opportunity for anyone doslr inp to make n valuable estate. Also. a tZi&fl AGUICH, situated in the same I.O\t\J district, largoly consisting of Hmo etono country, takm grans by Bur/aro sowing, and would make valuable country for sheep or agriculture.—F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland- Btreet. 555.390 TWO SPLENDID FARMS In the choicest positions in Waifcato, the soil of flret-rate quality, woll fenced, wpII grassed and watered, and bnlidlnes in excellent order. These are valuable propurties of 430 and 180 acres respeo tlvoly, and will bs Bold separately at a very low price and on easy torma.—F, J. Moss and Co. 388 FOR BALK—B7S Acres very fine Land, with easy aocosa by water, and only a few miles from a railway station.—F. J, Mobs & Co,, Land and Kstato ARonts. 206 TTiOR SALK - 80 Acres, with comfortable JL Dwelling - houso and Farm Buildings', bountifully Bltuatod, near Lake Takapuna.'—F. J. Moss and Co., Shnrtland-streot. 141 FOB SALK—A comfortable Houso of nine rooms, with one acre of garden and orchard; a fow minutes only from Post-offico. Terms oast. —F. J. Mobs & Co., Shortland-Btroet. 31 WK have Bovoral OHOIOK FAKMB of 20 to 40 acres, within 8 miles of Auckland, at filß to £25 nor aoro.—Full particulars on applica tion to V. J. Moss & Co.. Shortlanil-stroet. MOUNT KDKN-Klght Splendid Bulldins Allotments, eaoh 66ft z WOft, in thia favourito aubnrb. Torma easy.—lf. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-street. no PABNKLL- Two acres In beat part of Parnoll. A rare opportunity, and to be sold for only £600, on oasy forma Of payment.— F. J. Mosa & Co. Shortland-atreet, 418 DRINOKS-STRKKT-A flrst-rate Build- I ing Allotment, with Rood frontage to Bankstrcot; well adapted for professional or business purposes from its control position.— Apply for particulars to F, J, MO3B & Co.. Shortland-etreet. AL-BKKT-aTRKKT-For Bale, the Property known as Dr Wallls's, corner of Albort and Kast streets, oonsistinpr ot two allot ments, on wbiofc (ire built a liwcillinsj-house and 3huroh. The 5!O»ttlon Is mo^t valuable, and the Buildingo in excellent order,and eltuatanext to the new Catholic Churoh, Newton,—Apply to F, J MosßandCo., Shortland-Btreet JJAffIUEL Y. UOIiLINS, HOOSB, LAND, BBT4TB, & FINANCIAL AGKNT, HIOH-STREhT, AUCKLAND, LOANS AND MORTBAGKS NKGOTIATBD. Fot Palo, on terms to suit purchasers, Houses and Allotmk!jtß of various sizep, n Bere-tford treet, IlepbDrn -Btroet, Wellineton- street, Wolfe-strcot, Kaat- street, Graf ton Koad Symonds-Btreet. * Allotments Bought and Monoy AdvanoedV'f or Bailding; may be repaid by weekly or monthly lnßtalmonta, ' Sharcß BonEht and Bflia, 1



WOTJI&B AROMATIC BOHIRPAM 80HNAPFB, tO nrt.nco Che destruction and prevent the Im proper use of their wrappers and labels, and thna further protect the t>ubli« against fraud and deception, have enclosed In the -wrappers or under the label on the quart bottles, since let Ootober, 1878, and continue to enoloso in svkhv hay's packing thbocqhout the year T H R B B £1 ORDERS, wWoh are drawn upou the undersigned, and which will be cashed by them on presentation • To secure these GUta, the PdffijTnSt & oarefnl to ask for, and aooept nothing bnt tha Genuine Udolpho Wolfb'B Sohnapps with our name upon the top label, U.Kmk XtoT



MedicaJ, J} «i B E H T O «, PHTaiOIAN FJURGBON, AND ACCOUCHEOTS, BELLVUE HOUSE, NGKMAN'3 HILL, g 7 5 X 1 O B. MRS. E. HOMBEKG, fIOLK AOKNTOF ' DR, HEILBRON'S CELEBRATED WORM CAKES, Begs to Inf. m the inhabitants of Auckland ana Barroun g dlstrlota that she has arrivea from Sooth, and will remain for - i me time in Anoklasd, , : MBS. V HOMBKRG has brounht nrlth her a supply of theße WORM OAKBB, which have been very auocetafnlly tuod lr Enrope and la the Ausfc Jlan Colonies. She wIU be happr to give am 11> formation to heada of familieg with regard to symptoms when affebted with WOKM3, v woU In ohildrcn as in adulta. No Mmc should be loot to act against the worm sickness, whioh often oansea mass dlßeases. or i else It maybe too late to effect a permanent sore, as the worms, espeelally the so feared ' LARGE KODND WORM, and the TURSAJU WORM, which will penetrate to every part of &&Si*RMMSs: BEADt> oM<lttaß Two or three doses of OR. HEILBRON'H WORM OAKKB will be sufflotent to destroy and eradicate any. kind of WORMS, and can M got at a very small expense. r sbihb House, Bobaok-Btreet, wnera oho is prepared to receive Ladles with their children.' ~E C C L X '■:■ jL..:. • DiaPKNSINO ": AND FAMILY CUBMIBT, (Mbmbbb Fhibiuobotiou Bocaienr). BILLINGTON'S BUILDINGS, ITRBEMAN'B BAY. : PhysioJang and Buiyeonß Presoriptlo* car*. tally prepared with Pure Drum and CheralcaJa, Dr. Evans attends dally at 3 p.m. ÜBLIOHOXIO Xi 8, GILBKRT, ' oasmsfc asd druggist, Begs to Inform his Men la and the public t generaUy that he has BKMOVKD to mow I Central and Ocmmodlous premlßfle,Bt 92, QUIIH S>B«ST, opposite Wyndham-street, where he hopea to receive a oontlnnanoeot heirpatrontßeT B.G. has a Consulting Boom that wonMnnlfc a Medical Man residing in the Suburlbß? St GILBERT. QtnmH-BTREKT. IyTBIL AND CLIFIrOKD. JH wmiOAi H|«BALiaTs. v *Vt I AHD 183, QUEBN-9TRKKT. AUOKLANa" Our HKRBAL COMPOUNDS are being, c* tensively used and appreciated In Auckland M weU as in other placw.. Onr Dandelion prepaS. tions are worthy of special notice lor the aeverS «"«"i ot Complaint whioh prevail In thfi I eUmate. Pure Taraxacum and Podophjlum. oir Cholera Drops, and Astringent Po^erstanS nnrivaUed for Diarrhoea and Dysentery^ afbot^^r^ tor »mtim' e <*»«»»-•:: Among the numerous vnsolteiitd testimonlaU as to the efflouoy of Herbal Mediolne»-nnder OMtteatment-In obßtlnate oases where medF I oal aMU has ntterly railed, we have Jnst». monthe) been a heavy snflarer from a aevera * ftKS^J *&f' .f hen m w«6applied t? i mSr^- to Bend yo? thl» teßdmon&l. "Ua may make any use of my name, as I Bh«wrn£ ablTMadi^J 0 S, U,, mjr W»Tfo?,oS B™!* -pOGTOR TBNHANT has REMOVED Ito Bp7m.' Btt«nd*noe <-« «o 10 wn., I to * and Private Residenoe i Brmonds-atreet. JA Ufi v v A 'i' k k OHJCMIBT AND DRUGGIST. ' ' HOBSOK-SIBKR, OMM » WsXimSTOH-BMOI,