THE OUTCAST RUSSIAN JEWS.

The "Jewish Chronicle" publishes a rc report by Mr E. L. Bcnns, President of the Liverpool Branch of the Anglo-Jewish Association, on the result of his examina tion of Jewish refugees who passed through the great western port on their way to the United States. In his introductory re. marks Mr Benas says:—"l must impress upon you the vast difference between the real Russian Jew of Kieff, Odessa and Jtlizabethgrad and the Polish Jew, with whom we are brought in contact at our local Boards of Guardians. They are as utterly distinct as a Dutch and a German Jew, even more so. The Polish Jew always gives one the impression of a down-trodden distinct race, with manner isms and peculiarities entirely his own. Not so, however, with the Russian Jew; he stands erect, has no manner, isms at all, dresses entirely in a Jturo pean manner, and has few Oriental traits of physiognomy. The majority have light hair, blue eyes, and are really t;ood looking men ; their wives, however, betray Oriental 'types. It has been re marked by many intelligent Christians in this city that both the males and females evince Fomc nf tbc finest tjpes ot beauty ; soiuo ot them, the latter especially, were fit models for artist*, and Ruch as we anely see in Western Europe in the ordinary classes. Amongst the five hundred that I have interviewed there was not a single money-lender. They con sisted of the following trades :—Black smiths, bricklayers, mo,sons, joiners, saddlers, tinkers, locksmiths, plumbtra, painters, shoemakers, tailors, and agricul tural laboureis; about 20 per cent, were petty traders, aud 10 per cent, broken-down shop-keepers and mer chants who had lost their all. 1 noticed uone of the mendicant style that we are apt to find among the, Polish Jews. I may mention, as an illustration, several were desirous of having a Hebrew Bible, but would not accept these as a gift, and they preferred to pay for the books. I can positively assert of these five hundred Jews from South Russia that I have seen and interviewed, that they will hold their own with any I have seen among the lower orders ot the Jews elsewhere."

The following questions and answers are given verbatim from the report:

" What was your occupation!"

" I kept a glass and china store in the principal street in Kieff, at the address and my stock-in-trade was worth tcu thou sand roubles, upon which I owed nothing. All was sny own property, free of debt." " What were your earnings ?" "My gross earnings were about fivo thousand roubles per annum. I wanted about 2,500 to keep up my house and pay rent, about 50 roubles to educate my chil dren, and 1 genorally saved 2,000 roubles a yeaT."

" How came you to lose your money ?' " On the day of the riot the mob broke into iay store, took away whatever they could, r.nd the rest was smashed and de titroyed," "Did you not call for the [police and Boldiera f

"I did ;i and during my absence my wife i was taken from the back parlour, mal ! treated, and wounded ia the breast, from which eiit! Is but slowly recovering ; she ia now with me in Liverpool." I" What did the soldiers and police do to protect you}"

I "Nothing; they simply looked on and i grinned, and cook some portable articles tlißmselvcß."

■'How is It that the Russian people dis like you. You must have done something to rouse their hatred ?"

" No, not to our knowledge. It is pure envy, and nothing else. We can all read and write, whilst the majority of the Kus sian lower classes cannot."

" Do you interfere with their trades ?" "No more than any other Russian; we do not go* drunk, the Russian does. We savo money, the Russian does not, When we are in business for a few years we have saved enough to buy our goods for ca3h, and are thus contented with small profits. The Russian shopkeeper must obtain loDg credit, as he is not thrifty and never saves; hence he pays a dearer pi ice than we do, and must have a larger profit; besides, every Russian believes that the rouble earned by the Jew is a rouble filched from the Christian."

" But how is it you can do business at all amoDg a people hating you so much ?" "The Russian, like all human beings, will naturally buy in the cheapest market, and if he can get an article from the Jew at one rouble which he has to purchase from a Christian at 1J roubles, ho dissembles his hatred and buys of the Jew, But the very fact that he has to buy from us raises him to a further pitch of hatred."

" But you have perhaps never shown any desire to assimilate yourself to your Rus sian fellow-subjects, and have|not identified yourself with them ?"

"This is decidedly untrue; except in religious matters we have done all we can to hold out the right hand of fellowship. When I was a boy tho Russians said,' You will not visit our gymnasiums, you will not educate your children in Russian literature; if you only were to do so, we would then treat you <v Busiians.' Well, Sir, here ia my eon [a very sharp lad dressed liko a French boy in a kepi with silver laco and a uniform coat with silver buttons, the usual Russian scholar's dress, boj about 14, spoka German and French, could conjugate Latin verbs; ana answered several of my questions most satisfactorily], wearing the uniform of a Russian gymnast; he attended untiLwithin a few days ago No. 3 Gymnasium in Kieff; he pasted all his examinations well, and I hold certificates of his good conduct.' Now that we do educate our children they say, It is no use, your lads are too clever, and become Nihilists ; we must not give you permission to enter the gymnasium at all.* The ignoranco and fanaticism of the lower classes are invincible, and the higher classes look down with contempt and indifference upon us; they only care for their women, wino, and clubs, where they can play and gamble."

"Do you fear a Nihilist revolution?"

" Heaven help the Jews if such were to occur. Bad as is the Government of the Czar, it is infinitely preferable to anarchy. Were a revolution to take place in Russia the Jews would be simply annihilated, Alasl the Czar's Government is impotent and can not govern. The late Emperor, Alexander 11., was well liked by the Jews; lio would always listen to any representations made to him by our communities, and the mob knew this; but the present Czar is unapproachable and not to be seen, and each local governor seems to do as he likes. I fear the autho rities would liko to exasperate us into taking part with the Nihilists, in order *6 have a legal handle to punish us. But all the Jews in Russia are resolved, for weal or woe, to remaiu faithful and loyal to tha Czar, even though he may neglect tha Jews."

"Have you any hope of better times ?" "No 1 this is but the commencement of our troubles; the next outbreak will bo worse. There is nothing for us but to leave Russia,

"Have you at all imposed upon tha Russians by money-lending and usury t" "Not one Jew in two thousand is a money-lender. This may exist elsewhere, but this teature is absolutely and entirely absent in Mouth Russia. The Jews are either working men or tradeamen.and a few bankers and merchants."

Mr Benas gives the result of his con. vorsationa with others of the outcasts, all of whom had a pitiful tale of murder, rob-, bery, oppression and outrage to tell, and concludes :—"I exanrned theseandsoveral others separately, and strictly cross-ex amined them, and I may observe ex wia disce omncs. The evidence of the first I have given you verbatim applies identically to eaoh aud all, and more would only be a reproduction. I can only come to the conclusion that the religious t>er« secution is exactly of the same nature as our ancestois had to endure in the middle ages, and is the result of a combi« nation of envy, religious hatred and isno. rauce. From what I can elicit, the Govern, mentis rather impotent than accessory to the outrages, and the statesmen of Russia, m order to stand well with the Russian Christian tradesmen, adopt a neutral atti. tude during this agitation and have not the moral courage to st.etn theso terrible out breaks or give an official repudiation. It is a fourcc of mournful satisfaction to me tbat I have been an eye-witness of and brought in contact with these-poor sufferers, who, I feel confident, deserve not only our earnest sympathy, but have claim upon us Hying as we do under favourable auspices and having immunity from persecution, that wo should not att with folded hands, but use onr united influences to ameliorate the lot of these unfortunate co-religionists by some scheme of practical assistance. If ,escued from their wretched condition, they will be a credit to the Jewish community at

Vtmtai ana published vi u> e Pronrtom. Monday, March 13,189

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MARCH 13.



■Hm Auctioue. H^BToNKS. R- 0. CARR. B. D. TONKS B™/ TO-MOKKOW HEW SEWINu MACHINES-HAND, BjHAHr.CABINBT, AND CABINET. BJI B. 10NKS en GO. BriTlLh sell, on Tuesday, March 14, ■HV V Shipment of I New H«win c. Mtiohlnoo, will all Lnteat Im- BBff provements. Bust Landed from Now York, ox ' Arnold yon H9h| Vippon.' B, TONKS, R. C. CAKR. bTd. TONKB jBl TO-MOKROW. BaLMQN 1 SALMON! SALMON I 691 Ex Anntralin, Jrom San Franciaco. Wm B. TONKS & CO. BVITILL sell on Tuesday, the 14tn lost,, HBVV at 11 o'elook, B An CASKS BALT SALMON flfll jiiot Landed, ex Australia. Be, TONKS, R. C. CABR. B. D. TONKS ■jiff TO-MORKOW. Bjhefse, oatmeal, hams, bacon, kg ikißh pokk, currants, B OILS, &c. B B. TONKS & 00, BbIIJILL Sell, on Tuesday, 14th ingtant, jBJVY at 11 o'clock, B) 10 oases Canterbury Cbeo.°o Bb 4 tins Oiitmeal |^B 6 eases Canterbury lfnmn ana liacou IK 28 casks IrMi Mohb Pork ■ 60 barrels Currants ■B 40 casea Salad and Lncoa OH ■I &.8., &.0., SCO. Si THURSDAY, MARCH IS. Br HE REMUERA YARDS. B lilOli SALE, at' the Romnera Yards, B-™ on Thursday next, March 18, bred by ■iMcßflrß Held, Mototapu, Hit *5 Two-year-old Steers HI 20 Well bred Cowa H| Dairy Uow.-i. Calves. YoarlinK3 ■ 140 Head woll-fiittecl cntMo m&- 000 Kst Sheep and Lnmba -. fmt Fat and Store Figs \,<'l B kUB PRIVATK BALK- Paro-bred Aldernoy Shorthorn and M Hereford imllH, Hhropphlro and Lincoln Kama RS ALFRED BUCKLAND. W& SATURDAY, MARCH 18. B IHK HAYMARKET. HtTOR SALIC, at the Hayraarket, on ■X? Saturday. March 18 (Friday being: St. H IStriok'B l)« j). at 12 o'clock, — 20 oboloe Bull Calves, bred by Messrs Kelt), | mf Motutapa B ALFRED BUCKLAND. BJ TUESDAYS, ■I H B H ATM ARK ET, ■ a ALE OF WOOI., SHEEPSKINS, B O HIURB, and TALLOW, esob Tuesday, at Bt U tfoloolr. H ALFRED BUCKLAND. am tO'Morkow. B JUNCTION YARDS. Bl 10 Prime Pat Bullocks, from Waltara Wml 20 Prime Pat Bullocks, from the Kuraka Br «• Ksk Cattle, from Walkuto and neighbour- BM hood B *» Prime Fat Wethftra, from Napier 100 Fat tiheep, from Walknto and celghbour- Hf hood HB ISO Fat Lambfl m 300 Btoro Sheep IM Also, B Dairy Cows. Store Cattle B| Calvtis, Yearlings, &o. B* AT I O'CLOCK. B HUNTER & NOLAN. B TO-MORROW. ■ TO CARRIAGE BUILDERS, B saddlers, leather sellers, B AND OTHERS. B Ex Mail Steamer, B GA B R lEL LEWIS B "O AS received instrnctlons to sell, at ■ JjL his Store, on tno übovo date, at 11 ■ o'flloolr, H k CASaB, containing Soft Dash Ci<nlßßo tm " Door FlbbLeather, Morocco'lrlKiinnm, B Ends, Bailing, Ixmthsra. A splendid W aasortruor, B . Terms at Sale. R #, A i'.'OTBAHBJ MAS, DACBX j MONDAY, MARCH 20. ■ RMAi.I. FARMS NEAR MOUNT ■ ALBERT, I f SPA B etttscribcra will sell, at their Rooma, ■:- X Jk"ort-Btreet,onMoiday, Mth tegtant, at 12 H -\a SMALL VARMB, ccnalaMntc of Good OS Al * ARtiooltural Lund, and oontnlning B from 1 to 16 acres each, situated at B New Wlnduor. Immediately at the B back rf Mount Albert, and about 10 ■ mlnnteß walk by a Rood Government ■ road (nearly all metalled) from the ■ Wtwu Icitlwny Station. I Bevoral Valuable Properties In a hiffh state of I cultivation adjoin tho above, and the whole of Jm the surronndiDg' country 1b being rapidly fenced B In and improved. I All liouailarieo are Pegged and Marked 9 by Flags. ■ For farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. OOCBRANE. JA3, DAOBB MONDAY, MARCH 20. BT OS.VZB OF THE AGENT FOE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. I FREEHOLD PKOPERT2ES— NGAKUAWAHitA, TB AWAMUTU, PDKjUATUA. i, THE subscribers will sell by auction, at their Booms, Fort-street, on Monday, 20th Marob, at 1 So'olock, In the Katato of thalaie Henry Boy ton, as JJortgogee, NQABUAWAHiA-Sonth portion of Lot 86, having a f romtage to street of 62J links, con talntnK 23 perches, with all buildings there oo. Ta AWAMOTU-Lot 48, containlnn 20 perohea, , with all bnlldinußiii'iioon PUKBATUA—Western portion 136, oontaininpt m acres, port lot 135, containing 16 acre. 3 rood s2O perohes, wltu ell improvements thereon. No Reserve. For plans and farther partloulaw, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, MONDAY, MARCB 20. TO CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHEKS. SALE BY AUCTION OF i SUBURBAN SECTIONS AND SMALL FARMS, ADJOIHINO THB TOWH BELT, CAMBRIDGE. rUHE undersigned have been instructed I by thoExeoutorsof thelate Jamea Brown, van to offer for sale, at their aooms, Dnke- Btreet. Cambridge, on Monday, the 20th Maroh, 1832, Bt 2 p.m.. AD BMALL FARM 3, vwyinu la extent 4(J ttom 5 acres to 30 acres tsaoh. The Auctioneers direct special notice to the followtaß features :-The Land is level, Of ox callent quality, and moat of it laid In rloh pas ture, whilst from its immediate proximity to tho most thriving township outside of Auok ' land It cannot fall to prove a most desirable and profitable Investment for farmers, market gardeners, and speculators. Terms i One-fonrth cash; balance on morteme • at neven por cent. CLARK & GANE, Auctioneers. , TKT ' O T I O K. I* Wi M ATON. la returning thanks for past tevoura.begs to inform his friends, oustomera, : and the pnollo that he haa not oloeed his Dtuineok bb la currently reported, bnt haa KBMOVKD to hia Old Stand, No. 8. Lcwer . Queen-street, where be will continue to carry ' on the Auctioneering and Commission Business and hopes by etrlot attention to business to jneilt, as usual, a share ot publio patronage. Alwari on band for Private Sale-Oats, Maize, ban, Bbarpß, Chaff, Fowl Wheat Potatoes, Oaioni, wood's iflour On sacks. Ws. and Ufa . gs Bmoaußi, fftatt, so,, fy,



AIKStIOHM. TO.M 0 R X 0 W. At 11 O'CwiCK. GKEY-bTRSET, CLEAKING-OUT SaLK OF STOCK. DRAPERY, FANCY GOODS, SEWING JIAnBINK, HOUSEHOLD FUKKITUKK, CANAKiKS, «S;C. K. A B T 11 U li HAS been favoured with inßtructions from Mr J. Williams (who in leaving for Knglana) to Bell by auction, at his premises, Grey-street, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock a,m., The BALANCK of his S TOOK of DRAPER Y. Haberdashery, Fanoy Goods. Toys, Vases, Jewellory, Stationery, &n.; Household Farni ture» and Effects, two S-.inKer'a Bew nX Machines (but llttlß used), Tables, l/hairs. Meat Safe, Bedsteads, tfoddini?, Chotjt of Uiawers, Looking Glass, Washsiands, Ware; Kitchen Utonslls, two Canarioa and Cages, &.Q. WEDNESDAY ,MAKCH 15, At 2 o'clock p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE QUEEN-STRKET PROPERTIES. DOENWELVS BUILDINGS, Corner of Queen and Darby-streets. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ; g"HE undersigned has been favoured X with lnßtruotions from Mr A. Uornwell, to 801 lby publio auotion, at his Katate, Land and House Sulo-roora, Arthur's Mart, Quoon- Btreot, on Wednesday next, tho 15th iust., at 2 o'clock p.m., Tne foUowlcg SPLKNDIU PROPSRTIKS, situated in tho HKAHT OF THE CITY, and In the BiSST PART OF QUEEN-STKEKT :- No 1. That large and well-built Three-story Building, sitnated at the corner of Queen andlJaroy-streots, with exten3lve and snporior csllarago, known aa DORNWKLL'3 BUILDINGf, one Of the beat sites in Qaeen-Btreot, Suitable for any kind of business. Fast rising In value. Tno allotment on which It is ercctod in hold under a Lease from the Government, having about sixty i6O) yeara to run, at tho low yearly rental of £i2J. No. 2. That convenient nnd well built Blook o( Buildings, having a frontage to Darby, Klllott. and i rosa-streets. con sisting ot SHOP.-'. LAUGH; HALU HOWLING ALLKY, STABLBi!. &<5. Tho allotments on whioh those are built aro held under Lobbo as No. 1, at the low yearly rental of £82 IPs. This Is an opportunity for procuring exton- Blve, new, and well-built Baalneßß Premises, In the best business part of the City, which seldom ooours, and should not be lost sight of by per sons who may require plaoea of business, or by speonlstors who may be wanting good invest ments lor capital. Title under Land Transfer Aot, Terms: Two per cent, on the fall of the ham mer ; eight per cent, on completion of transfer; the balance or any portion ut It can remain on mortgage for any term not exceeding 10 years, st seven per cent, por annum, or the whole ot the amount of the purchase may be paid, R. AKTHUB, Snlfsman and Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. LEASES FOR SIXTY-THREE YEAKS OF SOME OF THE MOST VALTJABI.K BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE been instructed to sell by public auction, on Wednesday, 15th March, at Noon, THK LKASE9 FOB BIXTY-THRRB IfS) YEARS, from tho Ist January. 1882. of SIX ALLOTMENTS, three having frontage to Albert-Btreet, and three having frontage to Llttlo Queen-street; each allotment has 30 feet frontaßo, by a depth of 60 feet 6 lnohea. This property Is situate In the heart ol the traffic, and la in close proximity to the wharves, and bids fair to be one ot the most valuable blocks in Auckland. The Leases aro free from all harassing conditions, and immediate occupa tion will be given. The auctioneers oan there fore confidently recommend the property to Intending porohasors as one which must prove Of Immonßo value in tho immediate future. Plans, conditions of salo, and draft Lease may be seen at the oiilou of B. & A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 15, . VALUABLE FREEHOLD & LEASE [ HOLD PROfEB'EIES, , TO OIOSK PAKTNKBSHIP ACCOUNTS. i BONA FIDE BNRESEKVSD -SALS. E. & A, ISAACS HAVE lioen favoured v.'itb instructions from Messrs Hull Utm. to fell, by suction, on Wednesday, 15»h March, at 11 c'oloc!t, The following VALUAIiriK PKOPKHTIKS, vls, -Ist—The Sroroa, No. 03,Qu;en-ptn;e*, freehold, at prcsont nrcupled \.y Hull iiros. 2nd—Hull area.'3 liordod Wnrohottßj, corner of Albort and V/aat Queon-ntraota: unexpired lease of S9l ycr.rs (alr.o hundred and ninety-one I years 3rd—Allotments t and 3, Breakwater, the lat or having large Iron stores. The lease has \ bree years to ran, with right of removing : building!'. ! Full particulars may be obtained from Messrs ; Hull Bros, or K. & A. Isaacs. E. & A. ISAA.CS, Merchants nnd Auctioneers. Waikato Advei tiseinents. ROYAL MAIL HOTEL, NOARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMOKE, Having taken the above Hotel, nnd having completely renovated the same, It now affords the BKBT ACCOMMODATION TO MTTISITOR9 iND COMMERCIAL MEN.Ttt SiMFta'AKD BIOATBXLE Room. Sfaoious stadlks, loosb boxes, ladiis' and gbntl'emen'b Biddi,e hobsbß, Plbasure Boats fob Hibe. PIiTJKGE AND PHOWER BiTH. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST B HANDS, ELLISON & LATUHMORK, FBOFBIETOBS. SA Pi UK S <X y 0,, HAMILTON, Have Opened Out, In their New Store, a MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OV CHINA, GLASSWARE, TOILETWARE VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, &C. &C« &O, SANDES & CO., HAMILTON, Agents Auckland Kvenino Siab* t» EDWARD'S COAUUKB TO THB X>. GOLDFIKLD.-TIMB-TABLK. Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Tues iaj, Thrirsdiiv and Saturday. Leaving To Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday, peolal.Carriages provided to Order, B. KDWABDB Livprr and Bait Stables Hamilton NA TIO N A h aOT X t, OAMBKIDHK Numerous Improvements and additions havim lioun oomplated, this Hotel now affords , the boot accommodation to Visitors ■ and Touristo. Bpr.oJoua Sample Booms': have been provides (or Comnierolal Travellera. ffirst-olass Billiard Table under the Supeilr tendenoe of a careful Marker, pDIDES POR "TOURISTS, Arrangementa have been made SO that Guides tor Visitors to tho Hot Lakes are avail able upon short notice. tnß^mstloa by post or telegraph promptly attended to, auddß raysb 8, Pbopihktob riIELEGRAPH LINK OK UOACUKS VV. K. CABTBn COACHES will run to the following time-table, carry ug H.M.s malli— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton dally, at 8.30 a.m. Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m. Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m Monday, Wednoaday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at S a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Booking Office i Owynse's Hotel, Hamilton , ' Coaob Proprietor, Livery and Bait Stables, Cambridge, fith March 1831. TVTEW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBERT JJI AND WHAU. Rom Auckland— S"iom Whan— I 11.30 am Bam 1.30 pm 2.30 pm , JOa Saturdays aa follows i- I VkSOpm fipm



BotelH. Richmond's Nevada Hotel, COTtNIROIf QIICKN AND DUEHAM-arKKSTS. Tho lona promiea<! alterations aDd sddiflonß tothlo popul&r plcoe of call hi-featlaat been effooteil.and tho {Toprlotornow rakes this oppor tunitj ot thanking thosn who havo uerotofore favoured him with theli- patronage, and would oak a continuance of i ho name, also extends a General Invitation to wtransars visiting Auck land, to pa 7 a visit to tula place of Remarkable Beauty and Grandeur. ri a AND ESTEANCE \jf fkom DURHAM-STRKKTtothe IIA.R of MIRROBS Rkadinq and CnMMUBCIAL, One of the most magnificent Heading and Commercial Rooms in tho Southern Hemisphere. Papera from all pnrtH of the world arrlvo monthly. THE CRYSTAL BAR AND KVJCRL\STINQ FOUNTAIN Are Curiosities that Rhould.be seen to be fully appreciated. OILLIAKD-ROOM, Tho Bilu tiiD-RoOM, boyond question. Is a per fect Buon, oontaina one of Thdroton's Champion1 Ta.OL.KS, and is under the supervision of Mb. RonBKT Harrah. PARLOURS. SITTING-ROOMS, BKDROOMB. Ktc, not to bo surpassed. WINK?, SPIRITS, ALES. CIGARS, ETC., Km unequalled) PAS' A VISIT TO THK HALLS OP TI/rONTBZUMA. ALLS OF IVIONTKZUMA. Tjr o T I" A X E S. In order to avoid miotakeg and accidents, I have innde arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Coachoi, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHINKMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tonrlsts can obtain Buggies at all times at Tuuranga and OMnemmii, and oan depend upon Rood Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and Bober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlnemutn, February 11,1883. "DOTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A LIMITKDINUMBBROF FIRST-CLABS THROUGH TICKETS Will betaraed for THE HOT LAKES. Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOU3K, Ohlnemutn, wliioh will be found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake District. No other tickets but those Issued by me avail able for Lake House* B. GRAHAM, Juw., Mr Ewington'a, next "Herald" Office, Quoon-atrcot, Auckland, Auckland, February 32,1883. PALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKEB, OHINEMUTU, ROTORUA. Flrst-olass aooommod&tlon for Tourists, Trare lore, and Visitors during both winter and fummer months. Private Sitting Rooms. Smoking and Reading Rooms, Billiards. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire Conveyances will meet every Steamer, Important Notice.—Tonrlsta oan make ar. rangenienta with Oajpt, M. T. Clayton (Insnranoe Bnildliicn, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tanninga), or Mr Wni. Kelly (Ohlnemutn), for through trips to the Lakes, Including boat and ooaok hire, hotel accommodation, and all et cmteraa at FIXED RATBB. Trip from Anokland to the Hot Lakes and back, on the above prinoipls tor T«» Ouww """^WILLIAM KELLY. Pbopribtoh. mo TOUKISTS AND OTHERS, WAIWERA HOTKL, HOT SPRINGS, NEAH AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also nowlj appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amongst other speci alities— Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Rooms en suite ; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths; Lawn terraces, Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and othoT Fruits In Season: Billiards, Boating, Shooting, LAKB HOUBK, ROTORUA, Systematized in'the samo admlntblo principle aa tha tar-tih»:d Widwura Hotel, offers ita Patrons fllruilw lutercni Rtlvanttqjea ana attreo- Uoog, whila tha snrronniiloß Scerißry jtml wonder spots are boyond compare and of world-witiotome, rsaulrlncr no comrunnt. OUAKESi'KAKE HOT E h, kj WYNDT'AM-STUKBT, oon^aWnt to tho Wharf, HSNBX V AIiMaB, PHorß.eTOn. Boarrt on<l Rtalflence, !Ba uad Wfo per wcofe apaolal teriDß maiio with FamlUcs, Wtneu anb Snnr'rs! qjc B«8T BiUNDft Bnitor's and TSamus apEJ!;:ftn;;,/.?C3 on cb-an?ht. e'OYAL MAIL FAhiILY AflD COM. 1 . MKKCIAL HOTEL. ADOKiiAND, NEW ZEALAND. The proprietor, J, CODLING, wishes to Is form the Gentlemen of Anokland, also Visitor to theJHty, that he has imported one of Messrs, Bennett and Young's Best Billiard Tables, and trusts with strict attention to gain a fair share of support LEAAJNUKA HOTEL, Parnell, , Good Accommodation for Boarders. Wines and Spirits Best Brands. Flrßt-olasß Billiard Table. j JOHN HETALLACK, PROPRIETOR (Late of Weat Coast and Canterbury). F<J ii j\ i\ k (s xAe X, » formerly of the City Olnb (lately of the Terminus Hotel, Holenaville), having bought the V roohold of the Whanoarei Hotel from Mr Gamer, begs to Inform visitors that no rflbri will bo spared to afford satisfaotloc. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. JJIIiLIAKDS. Tbe Billiard Table at the City Club Hote has now s New Cloth and New Set of Billiard Balls, and la undeniably one of the best and fastest tables In Anckland. whioh one trial will prove! Ohc oeat landa t IJquoh v Bliliaid room bar. Hewinar MachmoEfJ |W. C. DEN NB s THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST REOBIVSD ALsi'.to Shipment of the Challenge Machine the World— f Thk White; Co.'B Sewing Ma6hinb. The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Simple The Largest TaDle The Moat Kaey to Work The Best Cover The Moat Durable The Simplest Shuttle Tho.Moat Elegant The Neatest Stitch Tekadle Machines, from £5 l(k, the;ukst sewing machines ever made, Price of Hand MACHINES, £3 10s. AIBO, ALWAYS OK BANS, Genuine Singer Friutor and Bossman Werthelm Standard Howe Cofnpany's Wheeler snd|Wllson Grover and I labor's Jones's ABO Doraeatlo And other good makes ri!OM 2s, Sd. pee Week 1 2a, 6d, pbb Wbkk J ill MACHINES OUAEANTKED, These Maohlnos can be had ot my Agents :- N. McLean and Co., Pioneer Btore, Whangaroij Thomas Wella, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Onehunga; B. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and Boylan, Glsboi°na; Uronnan and Co., Tauranga and at other place?, np H E / X UK A T pv BPO T, ODKKN-SIP.KKT im £. PUll'i'iS' TIME XABLIT Leave Arch Hill i Leave National Bonk i 8.15 ti.ra. 9 a.rn, •9.30 a.m, *10.15 a.m. 11 a.m. 11.i5 a.m. 1,80 p.m. 2.15 p.m. 3 p.m. 3.15 p.m. 3 p.m. 6.5 p.m« I 6,48 p.m. 6.30 p.m, * Bzoept iluesdaya and Thursdays, whenUh B.from Auckland, and 10.80 from AsyJam tri bo to andlbom the Whan



I Land and Blstate Asrents. F. J. MOSS. W. F. O'RULLIVAN. F 8 J. M uss & o°' LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHORTLAND-STREKT, piTY BUILDING ALLOTMKNTS-Albort v-Btreet, Shortland-Btreet, Princes-street, Edon Crescent, Hardingo-street, Karangahapo Road, and other Choice Sites for Bale,--:*'. J. Moss and Co., Shortlund-Btreot. rriPSOM —A comfortable well-situated , and ill well built TKN-ROOMED HOUSIC. with Stable, Coaoh-honae, li aores Orchard and Paddock; volcanic soil: To be Bold for £500.— F, J. Mosa and Co,, Land and Estate Agent?, Shortlandstreet. G'OR SALE-A woU-bullt, Cottage of 1 largo X rooms; Conquest Placo, 1 uraoll; allotment 60x120, Prloe,S32o.—F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland street. FOR SALIC—A very woll-bullt New House of 6 rooms, with an acre of land, in Brighton, Sea frontage. Alao, Cottage of 4 rooms in Beresford-Btreet. £150.-F. J. Mosb & Co., Short land-etreet. m COMFORTABLE LARGE DWELLING £L HOUSE, with orohnrd and land ; excel lent sitnation and close to Auckland. To bo sold on easy terms.—F. J. Mobs and Co., Shortland-streot. \nt\t' ACRKS Off VERY FINK LAND ou JL 11/1 the Weßt Side of the Watkato, ensy of access by rail and river, beautifully-situated, and an excellent opportunity for anyono deßlr ini; to make a valuable estate. Also, A K*sk(Tfc ACRES, situated In tho same rxO\9\f district, lareoly consisting of limo stono country, takes grass by surfaeo sowing, and would make valuable country tor sheep or agrioulture.—F. J. Mobs and Co., Shortland- Btreet. 385.390 TWO SPLENDID FARMS in the cholcost positions in Waikato, tho soil of first-rate quality, well fenced, well grassed and waterod, and buildlnas In excellent order. Thoso are valuable properties of 430 and 180 aores respec tively, and will ba sold separately at a very low price and on oaey torins.—l!\ J. Mots and Co. 383 TJV3R SALE—II 2 acres finest land, with X? abundant water, and good threo-roomod House, The land ia bush, with 20 acres fellod, and excellent feed on aU tho land throughout the year. Few miles from railway station; price only £280.— V. J. Moss and Co., Shortland- Btreet. FOR BALK-875 Acres very fine Lana, with easy access by watet, and only a fsw miles from a railway station.—F. J. Mosa & Co,, Land and Estate Agents. 2o(i TTiOR SALE — 30 Acres, with oomfortable X Dwelling - house and Farm Buildings, beautifully situated, near Lake Takapuna.—F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-street. 141 FOX SALE—A comfortable Houso of nine rooms, with one acre of garden and orchard; a few minutes only from Poct-offlco. Terms easy. —F. J. Mobs & Co., Shortland-street. 31 WK have several CHOICE FAItMS of 20 to 10 acres, within 8 miles of Auckland, at £18 to £25 per acre.—Full particulars on applica tion to F. J. Moss & Co.. Shortland-street. cn|i ACRES of Land, 13 miles from Auckland, */yj\J i mile from a railway station, 22u acres In grass and crop, remainder in fern, aU plougn able. good eight-roomed House, coachhouse, fonr-Btall Btabla, piggorio3, So, Prico, £3 15apor aore.—F. J. Mobs & Co., Shortland-streot. 40H MOUNT KDKN-Klght Splendid Building Allotments, each 66ft x 140 ft, ia this favourite suburb. Tornis easy.—F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-street. 410 PAKNKLL- Two aores In best part of Parnoll. X rare opportunity, and to be sold for only £600, on easy torms of payment.— F. J. Moss S. (.50 , Shortland-streot. 410 IJRINCES-BTRU:KT-A flrst-rute Build -1 ing Allotment, with goad frontage to Bankstreet; well adapted for profosslvmd or business vurposes from Its central position.— Apply for particulars to F. J. Moss & Co,, Shortland-strcet. ALBE BT-3TRKKT - For Sale, the Property known as Dr waUis's, cornor of Albert and East streets, consisting of two allot ments, on which aro built a I 1 welling-houso and Church. The position is moat valuable and the Buildings in excellent order, and situalo nox t tq the now Catholio Churoh, Nowton.— Apply to F. J. Mobs and Co.. Shortland-streot ftii T7l V A N S ESTATE, HOUSE, AND LAND AGENT, MONEY TO LEND. And every facility glvon to Purohasors. HOWK-STREKT.-lnear top) Piotty Villa. 0 rooms, &0., allotmen 30 XlO3 423 ALBKUT-STBHKT - (near Symonds - Uroot) Handsome Villa, 8 rooms, tec. ; nice gardon, ploosint position. £025 421 KYBEK-PASS—Superior Business Promlfcs 120 WILUAMS-STREET-Nlco Cottage, I rooms, &c, &O. £300 418 BPRING-3TRKKT - New and well-flniiUied Villa; 2 allotments, &0,, &c. £350 409 MOUNT JCDKN-Now and well-finished Villa: main road frontage 408 ' VINCENT-3TKKBT- Hooao <J rooms; good position. £400 406 LINCOLN-STRBItT-Now Houao, 7 rooms; large allotment. 4425 105 PON3ONBY TKRRACJC-Nire Villa, 5 room a; cornor allotment, &c. £330 403 7BKNUCISU-STKKXT -ljirga Doublo Hoiiho, 9 rooms, to., *o. £460 101 PROSPKCT-3TRKKT--NOW and well fialnhod Villa, i rooms, &o. *2(}o iICO PiiOSPEOT TKKKACS-Veraudoh Ootta»o. li rooms. <2c £3CW W UPPKR QUKKN-STRKKT-TwoNOwann veil ilnlolied Iluusea; uornnr lot* « stoo't nro porty. Vdro for lor.. £1,000 $8 PONSONa'i MOAll—Kouen, (1 rooais ; corner nllotmont; Rood -posliioo. .la, H.a. '.< 3 i-OMsONBY. noar All Sulnta* I'.htr.afr-A vory I ■ oomfortAtfo Fuinlly J(c;-i(Ji;i:of. l Jrico, .4700 - 381 IoHRMrAN-STUICKT. Bt;ar I'onnon'My 11.-.11 ---i Nico Cotf°*j, i rooms, &c. (8280 M And. Sonn-ft! othoi' Propertleo in various psrt3 lIBLKNSVIIiLK-SnUK Farm, 124 aorc3, good hOKIOB'-Ulil. &O. SBB MOUNT -\ liBK i.M-I!oaioundfouraoresnoar BtaUon H BAY «.'!' ?.aLAND3—IO acres, unimproved 410 OBUAWHORO-Farm, 817 ooros, good homo- Btead, &o. 413 TAKAPUNA-31 Aoks, Homo, and Out build ings. 415 TAKAPUNA-B1 Aoros, milmprovod. 419 Building A llotmonts at Northooto, Ponsonby, Monnt Kdon, Nowton, and other places, ranging from 12s Bd por loot op wards. Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, Housn, Land & Khthu Aoknt, 189, QUEEN-STREET, next " Herald " Offloa. TjAND AND BSTATK AGENT, QOKKN-STRKBT, PITT-3TREKT-For Salo, a Suporlr Roel dence of eight rooms, well and substantially finished, larco freehold allotment (10 x 130), situated in Pitt-strcst, opposite Uroy-Btraot; very suitable for a rnodical man, tho poaiiion being good. Price £000— R, C, Greenwood. WAIEOMII'I STATION-For Sab, 100 acros good Land, partly foncod nnd In sruse, fifty aorefl good bush, gool run at back (ioins Potter's bUBh and Kallur b furmi. well watered, together with good Blx-roomed Honso, cow-Bhed, &0., and nve-aore orohard; large garden. Prioe<Uso.—R. O. Greenwood. MOUNT ALBERT-For S&lo, 2 acres of Kloh Voloanio Soil, fenced, in grass, and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, close to main road and railway station; good view Price, £325. ! KAURI GROVK FARM. WAITAKEREI— For immediate sale (situated about five minutes' walk from railway train), Kauri Grove Farm, Waltakerel, containing 210 acres, with 7-loomed Dwelling-bouse, Farm Buildings, and Store; nearly 100 seres In gran, good garden and orchard, about 100 acres of titree and mixed bush (timber suitable for posts, rails, and fire wood). A considerable quantity of firewood ready for hauling. One team oan haul from 15 to 20 tons of firewood per day to the nearest railway station ; carrlngo to Auckland, under Is 6d per ton. Htock, cattle, sheep, and a bullock team may be taken at a valuation. No reason able offer refused, as the owner Is about to remove. Terms easy.—Apply on the premises to J. Smyth, or to K. O. Greenwood. Auctioneer FOR SALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bush Lanrt being lot 165, and N.W. part of lot 164, Parish of Okahn, Hobson County, Immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company's property; Btream through the lard. Price low. Kasy terms.—R. O. Greenwood. THE other Farm consists of 80 acros good land, fully Improved, 1(1 aores bush land, well watered; Now i-roomed Houso, &o Price -2400. FOX PALK— Seven-roomed Cottage, situated at the Whan, main road frontage; 'good orohard, &c; } of an acre of land, good well, &o. Price, £280. (82) FOR SALE—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonnul, CO taining forty acres of vory ohoicel and Price, £50, worth £100. Anso. Houth-western portion of lot 79, containing 33 acres of very good land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. Also, Lots 14,15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, oontalnlng one aore eaoh. Price for lot, £36. The above lot of lands are a capital investment, and eaaj' terms oan be made—Bay £25 cash, balance by Instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. TTIOR SALE—S miles from Anokland, sto 20 J. Aores of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station; suitable for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out of town, the aspect being to the North-East, and view good; locality, Monnt Albert, and the land adjoining being all taken up and valued at four times the price asked for i this land, viz., £1210s an acre, payable on the deferred payment system, or as agreed, R, C. GKEKMWOOD, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT. OUEICN-STIiEBT Venetian Bllnaa, ■:■:■..., ~■■'■ < , ■,■ " ..■,-■ :' ■■ ■ TRADE HAKK, rpHE AUCKLAND UAS VBKETIA.P i. BLIND FAOTOHY. XfiVAHLtSHKD ISM." BKC AMERICAN PINS VEftimAl* MiINDR (■A'HOr^SAMI AND RBSAIIb Blinds son. to all p&i-tg of tho Colour on ita Shortest Notice on remittance of order, Onr Blinds are Lighter n.nrt Cheaper than th; 'topnr'oft iron hUniK A. AKD A. Ui/SBi Late M. Horton Busby), BAOTIOAL Blind Makebs& Wiuk-Wokkbbi Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Sduare. auokland N.ftj



Public Notices. 1 KTKW ZEALAND itfSTJ KAWOjS i" COMPANY, Capital.. „ £1,000,000 Kftinsuranoo and )>«ervo (fnn.is „ f1150,000 ■ MBERAL CONDITIONS, MODERATE KAT2B PKOMPT SKTTJ.EMKNTB. lUNDOUBTKD SECURITY. N.Z. INSUKANCK HUILDINB3. GKOKGEP. PIKKOK Manager. tJCJOTTiSa IMPERIAL INSURANCE *■-> COMPANY. Capita:, _ .. _ £1,000.000. The undersigned, as Agent lor the above, Company, 1b prepared to accept Fire Risks on every description of Property, at Lowes! Current Rates, JAMKB MACFARLANK, Queen-street. yALKNTINKS | A LENTINES I The uuderulwiod have JUST OPKNKF Xx Oriont otoamer, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT or VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, SATCHETTKS, &0,, All of whloh ho la NOW OHVEHINO AT THE LOWEST RATES, j£ DWA It D TV/" AYT E, IMPORTER Off HOOKS & STATIONKRY, 100, QUBKN-BTHBET, ArjOKTUKD. m V E N I« tl U'J W CEKIB. SULKCTIONB FROM OPKKAI3, SONQH, DUKTS, KO., &O. Bv»ryl'union can havetheseln thnlrow Home by calling on J, HOWDEN, Shobtland-street, and Purohabinq ono of hla NhwmMmpohtm; PIANOS. 11 iii w,n B hi) flfl II f -frg — j;:c:T=pili %B-~ M. 1. • I- 1 V..ft^ JJ-, 1.1 l/*'W ** •■*.! * * ' LUniNKTMAKKRS, BPIHAL TTONKKS, AND Upholstirzrb, Wish to oall the Mtontion of the vmblio to their One display of Furniture now on exhibition at their spacious warerooms. Customers Hborally dealt with. llavlnn Introduced stoain powor, ther are able to supply all articles lowor thun any other chop In town. BT V N X H « CO. • AOKNTH rOB SYDNKV I'APKB MIIXS, Hare always In stock s Lame Bnpplr Of PAPER, comprising? White, IVintlnt?, and Toa Paper, Uroy and Urown Wrapplnii;. and are prepared to Indent any sites, gualitToo, or ooloun ro an rod. Those Papom are now largely used here, and are uokn.iwii>,t(.'til toj b« superior to noei llm ported. Uavaller KrAi-e'a Gonulna ITrsniih Kmaflio* American Currlas,'o« Auinrluaia Wurxiv.i. Vo Ajhmtk I'tirm and Kxtirtnu W<*kdm Amork'sn jrir»proof Ba/oe, A(W, *.c. P, VONKB A Gil, rTiaiwtNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X Have job aAi,i! "Cro»m firnnrt" Flour. In aaclu), lOO'ti and (S0"» "r.a.n1.." „ „ H "CnnUih" „ H n • abarca Bran Tfowl Whtuit. Wiuitr Miil. Auoktuud 17th <^Jtob?r; 188 L £7 IUI-KKTI nKICKBT LAWN TENNIB ! LAWN TKNNIS I The nndnrslKned have Jnnfc rooolvod from Kiißlnnd, por Hotomahnna, Cbickkt Bats, Balls, Stumps, Ljcg GuAitns, Gauntlets, Nn Crickbt Kulk, Ckickkters' Guides, Scoring Books, Tbnnis Nets, poles, Rackets, Halls, Temnis Rules, 18. portek & co., quebn and hiuh-3trbkt3, AUCKLAND. GK X A Si V P O I I I«. OOACH-HUILIJKRS. ORKY.STKKET, AUCKLAHD. N.B.—lron-bnrtc Shnftß. Spakea, Vellcee. Bins Qum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Marltot Prices. cpkkumax'B kay soap wgrkb, raundicrF&ljilberd, SOAP AKI) CAHDLB MANUKACTUHKEB, ""lotorlo-stroot, Auckland. S. & 0. having cnlargod tholr F&otory to donble its {armor Him, and made costly addi tions to the plant, aro now In a position to com pote with any uictorloo In Now Zealand or New South Wales. Thu yearly Increase of their trade, which has rondornd the extensive altora tlons unavoidable. Is the best tmarante" of tha superior character of their v[Oodi H A Trial Is runuootfiilly golloilti, WILLIAM IHI)Al A«, Corner of Lorno and Vlotorio-streoti, Anoklanit Raat MONUMENTAL, HAfiBLK, AND GENERA* STONEMASON, ABOBITECTUBAL SCULl'Tult AND CABTKB. Insorlptlons aconrato and boautlfnL Monumonta, Tombs, Ucadstonos, and ersrr description of Stone work at the lowest possible prices for town and oounirr ||l OR SALE AHJJ XO ARRIVE At west maihckt Rates (Wholesale) i Milling Oata Danlßh.and Tartarian Oa Milling Wheat Adolalde, Auckland, Chrfstohnrob Oamarn, and Tlmarn Wheats Meok'H, McOUl's, and Romerrllle Broa, OacmeaL TO ARRIVB, Per ' Roderlok Dhu,' from Dunedln I 000 Backs Prime Block Oats for Roc.ft. D. H. MCKENZIF, Kort and Qore Btroetg. June 8.1881. YOUjnG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSB, QUEBN-BTBBET. Open dally from 10 a.m. till U.SO p.m. 1 Dinner and Lnnohoon from 13 to 3 p.m. Tea from 6 to 7 p.m. Boarding-house for Young Ladies who ore occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. The following Gatherings, to whloh all are Invited, are held during the Week i—Monday, 7.30 p.m., Bible Class; Tuesday, 3.30 p.m., Bible Class; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Working Party (for Institute). Governess' Agency- Servants' Registry, and Lending Library connection with the instl nte. B* O X 8 A L B, 50 oases DABTOR OIL, in balk 100 drums LINBKKD OIL, bolledla dfltaW 10 oaokß ~ „ f casks COLZA OIL 30 drums ~ „ 20 drums TURPa w.- s, :l~u k i b, 7, Wyndham.street. |>V RuYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris, 1878; Special Award, PhUndeloaia, 187G; Gold Medal. Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Moiboums, 18S1. Jobt Landed, cantrmill & ooohranb's CELEBRATED DERATED WATERS, MONTSKRBAT LIMKJUICE CHAMPAONB A Health-giving Non-alcoholio Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC QIMQKR ALKI The Original Belfast Gltiger Alo, so justly oelobratod at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. These TKkatkd Watkhs are the same quality as contracted for and now supplied to The Canard S.S. Co,; the Montreal S.S. Co.; the Innian 5.3. Co.; Oceanic B.S. Co.; tbo National 8.3. Co.; the Paolilo B.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Cr. Kingston and Holyhead, K.M., Co. WHOLESALE AGENT, AICKIN, THK FUARMAEOY.



Jsusinet)B .Notxcea. JJOBSE TKAI NE R G. HaZKLL, LATB ROUQH EIDINO SHRGEANT-MA JOB AND Equitation Instboctob. 12 years I in H.M. Service, Begs to Inform the public that he has oom menoed Business in the above Hoe. Every florae intrusted to his charge will be properly Broken and Handlodi either us Ladles' or Gentlemen's Chargers or to Harness. Also, In struction given In the Art of Equitation to Young Ladles and Gentlemen at their own private residence. Terms, Testimonials, and Proof of Qualification given.—Apply to G. HAZKLL. Wmiterer. .Upper Symonds-street, INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TKAH. pMkot nnds and Half-pounds In Ji'onr Quail ties. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDAKIN'S CHOICK, IMPERIAL MIXTURE, ORIENTAL MIXTURE, They are distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious flavour— roßolting trora a solontlllo admixture of the very finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia can produce. The excellence of thoso Teas Is apparent by the large and tnoroaning demand that exists for thorn! n Victoria, p.net whorcver thoy have been introduced. Asent ron Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-honse street. 4*7 x'iilL.Lll'l'lb us ti U SS, T V • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Iraportersof Paperhanglngs, Sorlm, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Loaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plate, Bheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glasa; Ploture Frames andTapoßtry Monlnmge Clook and Compass Glasses, til&zed Sashes and I'loorn, cHans ont to size and oarefnllf v eked, « fc in. QUKKN-HTUKKT. CL AX X jc; BKOTHBKB, ARTIST PHOTOSRAPHKRB (OPFOBITB UNION BANE), QUEKN-STREKT, AUO XL A HD, Photography In the Latest and Moat Fashionable Stylos, Kzooutud lr,( A mannnr Unsurpassed In the Colonial. All Photographs taken by the Inbtantanious Pkookss. LABGK COLLECTION MEW ZKAIJIND VIKWS Always on Hand OOK-BINDINu & PAPKK-KULINU By m h william leys, ;| mt BOOK-BINDKR, PAPKR-RULKR. °4 &sr, r Mbkchantb1 Account Books Ruled 3 | ■■;■>" and Bouid to Pattern, ■-< It h MUSIC, MAGAZINES, BIBLES | m *• AND PRAYER BOOKS, % JnTC * BOUND IN ALL BTYLKSg £ Three .Doors above Stab Offloe. DAKKRS' SPECIAL RULED DAT-BOOKS, URRARY V K)KB STRONG ft CHEAPLY BOUND Tp D W AKI) JBAKitiKY, ARCHITECT, BTIOHBUUYB BUILDIW" QVtXX'BTSUiXt. / rpHOS. T' T J 'ABBOTT, \/~— ~ ' THK KAPAI OORN BKOOU FACTORY. OCSTOM-UOTOB-BS, PriobAf WKBI, I ii"roin \%fi per doa. L. g•% O X O B A '1 B *.JT to itoill'B Hubllo Hot, Oolfl, Riid Showor ?'>nthg, Vlotorlii-Btroot K:iat. (..'hanre. Okk BfliLMNfi. Op«n all "trout: <l«yii from fi o.m. to 8 i p.m., and Bi.'Nliav Moiwit"'!;! from 0 till 10 a.m. Th« Path roonia we all private, and euppllcd wlthevory convonionce, Turkish towols, lloiih ar.d hair iirUßhee, combs, respirators, soaps, fco, Buloot bath-rooms (private) (or Ladloa evorj day, at all hours, wtth female attondanoe, Two Siiillino and hixi'knoit. Please note the address! VlotoriO'Stroot Kast, above the Grey hound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Anokland JV. r J£ L H A a » LADimit & HARROW MAKER. 80 and 82, VICTOUIA-STRKKT, Xrery Ileecrlptlonof lindtlnrn, Stopa. /(mtows, J arrow Whuols, Clothes Horßos, Clothon Union, Travolllne ChesU, Ice., on !>«.n<i or roudii to order. A liberal dtanounl allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Oflloe Flttlnm. anil all fclndi of Job bing Work done by etporlonond wnrtmn» on tho shortest notion. N. B.—l addors, Scope and mrruws lent on hire, Violins bonght. One or two eupertor old Violins for sale; also, s good VtOllnoollo choan. Cordials, etc. MOMAKCH OF iEKATED BKVBRAGBB, 2j O E D 0 N |£, From the lAincct, Octobor, 878. "Zobdonk contains the Holnblo Phosphates of Lime, Iron, Soda, and Potash in modlolnal Quantities, zokdonh is a very nillolont and pleasant vehicle for the administration of tho bat little soluble phosphate of iron," (A BPARICHNO- KFFKRVBBOINO I TGNIO AND LIFH HKBTOBKR. Is non-alcoholic, but moro oxhila- I rating than the flnost champagne. ZOEDONK ■< May b» ttknn alono, or mixed with wine or boor in equal proportions. Stronuthons tho Brain and Nerve Tlnsuo, and Bhould bo taken in ovory caso of Nervous Dlsordor. /Produces sound and rofreshlng [ Bloop daring hot nights, with an on furred tongue, and a koen ap petite for breakfast nozt morn I Ing. I Is a delicious drink for dally nsc ZOKDONK ■< entirely obviating the need o any other liquor. Must, as a natural oonseqnonoo, take the place of tho various Mineral Waters, whioh weaken tho srstom, ruin dlgoatlon, and V lower the vital tone. Weekly lnorooslng sales now equal TEN MILLION BUTTLKS YEARLY, Supplied by Chemists, Wine Merohants, Grocers, and Hotol-koeoers. Patented all ovor the World. Patentee— David Johnson, F.C.S. Manufacturers—Tho Zoodono Company (Limited), Wroxham. Wholesale Agents for New Zealand, KEMPTHORNE. PROSBER &, CO. (LIMITED). rpHE AUCKLAND CRATED X WATER CO., Cobnkb or Wkllbsiey and Albekt-stbkets ; Manaobk, Mb Gko, Gledhill, Wholesale Only. The above Company in oommonolng business beg to Intimate that It is their Intention to Manufacture a first-class article, at the lowest possible price, and being in possession of ap pliances, which no other, firm In the trade possesg, they can, with oanlldonco, defy com petition, as the following prices will prove i— Prices from and after February I,lß—. Bs.d loe (In large quantities, per agreement), perlb ~ _ .. .. _ .00! ££rated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, Gineer Beer, Raspberryade, Tonic-water, at per dozen .. .. .. .. _ _ 0 1 3 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clove do, Raspberry do, at ncr dozen.. _ 015 0 Ginger wine, per dozen _ _ ..111) Ginger Wine (in bulk), por gallon .. 0 10 6 Quinine Wine, per dozen _ _ _ 2 0 0 Llmejulce Cordial, per dozen .. _. 018 0 Saraaparllla, per dozen „ _ _ 1 10 0 Stougnton Bitters, por dozon _ ~110 Orange Bitters, per dozen .. _ ... \ lfl o Four shillings in the pound, or twenty per cent, discount will be allowed off the above prices for oash, or If the account is paid on or before the 15th day of eaoh month. It accounts are not paid before that date, the lull amount will be oharged. Country oustomers will be supplied at the above prloes, but all packing, cases, and bottlos will be oharged for, and a reasonable allowance will be made for oases when returned, accordinu to their condition. Bottlos and stoppers when returned will be allowed for at market prloes. Particular caro will bo taken in paoking goods. Customers aro particularly requested to advise the return of empty bottles by post-card, or otherwise, for cases frequently disappear In a most mysterious manner (com the Auckland Wharf. All bottles not returned will be charged, as at marltnt pricea. Boots and aiaoea El KED K. FJAVIES, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Manchester House:, Pontonbx Roj>s, Auckland. '(Punctuality, Neatness, and Order" Is my motto, A trial will sufQoe. mo THE PUBLIC, K. M. MoLENNAN, Boot ahd Shoe Mancfactubebi Oolleoe-stbket, Ponsonby. Repairing of all kinds neatly exeonted, I Every description of Ladles.1 and Gentlemen's, 1 Boots and Shoes made to Order,



Medical, IJVKrt W)MP!,AWTa DR. KING'S D-.NUELION AND j QUININE fjTVir.K l'll-.l^) (without Mor- Cliry.) THK HKST KItMKDV VOR HIMOUSNKSS, Stomach UKrtA:<i...-.i:...-'v, 1-'i,.a i .•.M.'Kcrc. Painh BSTWKKN THW SirOUUIKKS, >U!/ APPETITE, LnDIGKBTMN, ACIDITY, IIEAD-ACIIE, IIKAUT n;n.v, and all other symptonm of disordered liver and dyupopsia. Acknowledged by many eioinont surgoous to bo tbo Hnf'int and mildest pilla for every constitution.— In Boxes at la l^d, 2a 9a, and'ls Si. Sold by Chemists and Medloine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jiis. Korko, London. Specially valuable Pills for residents abroad and travellers. Sold by Kbmpthornb, Prosser & Co. ""bjULPHOLLNK LOTION."—An Ex © ternal Means of CURING SKIN DISKASKB. There la scarcely any eruption but will yield to "Sulpholine" in a few days, and coramonco to fado away even if it Reoma past cure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, senrf, roughnoas, vanish as if my magic; whilst old, enduring akin disorders, that have plagued tho suflorors for years, howovar deoply rootod they may bo, "yulpholina" will sucoosßfully attack thnm. It do-troys tho animalculra which causes theao unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and always produces a clnar, healthy natural condition of ibo skin. " Sulpholino, Lotion is sold by most Choraists. Bottlos, 2n 9d Made by J. Pepper and Co., London. gnM hy KmtfPTnonwn:. Proh.ibb & Co. ipKrTfK'ss mUIMIMJS and IKON TONIC rousoa and dovolopos the norvoua enorgies, enriches the blood, promotes appotito, dispels languor and depression, fortifiO3 tha digestive organs. Is a cycciflo romedy for nsiiralgia, anue, JnrtiKf-tion, ruvora of every kind, ohest affncflorn, rind in T/asting diseases, sorofulous tondenoieg, f:c. The whole frame is greatly invigorated by Popper's Tonlo, the mental faculties brigliton<)d, tho constitution greatly BtreiiKthoncri, fine! a return to robust health certain, iiot'los, 32 dosos, ds 6d; noxt sizo, lls. Sold by Chcmistß everywhere. The name of J. Pepper. Bedford Laboratory, London, must bo on tho label. There is no Tonlo so oertaln in elfect as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It is strongly rocommendod to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always bo kept ready for uso in ovory oaso of foyer or fobrilo condition. Bold by Kwmtthotwh. Pnnaßgn Avn Cr._ MjSrtKAXAUUM aNIi P".'."'! jH V I.t.iXM, A. Proparnd only by J. l'oppor, London, This Fluid combination, extracted from raedi oinal roots, is now naod instead of blue pill and calomol for the euro of dyspopaia, biliousness, and all eymptoma of congestion of tho llvor, which aro gonorally pain benoath tho shoulders, head-aohe, drowßinoes, no appotito, furred tongue, disagrecablo tasto in tho morning, glddlnosa. disturbance of tho stomach, and feol lag of genoral depression. It sots the Bluggißh llvor In motion, vory slightly acts on tho bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with 24 hours. It is tho safest modicino. Taraxacum and Podophyllln is n ilnid made only by J. PICPPKK. Bedford Laboratory. London, whose namo is on ovory label. Battles, 23 Drt and la lid. Sold by all Chemists. A moat valuable and esßOntial modicino for india, Australia, tho Capo, and Colonies generally. Sold by Kempthounk. riiossEit & Co ISEASJSS 01' WOMEN AND CHILDEKN. DX. WALKEK, SURGEON, Latb or YoßKsniiiß, Kngland, May bo consulted at Air Morgan's, Pharmaceu tical Chemist, " Golden Mortar," top of PHt- Btreet, Koranguhapo Hoad, Newton. Dolly: 9to 10 a.m., 12 to 1 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. Vaccination every Thursday, at 3 p.m. Private Roaldonco: Montroal Homo, Uroat North Road. puu li c Noxi <j a. THE GOLDEN" MORTAK (lato P. F. Martinson'o), OPPOSITE PITT ■ STREET, KARAKOAnAPK ROAD, NBWTON, Will In future be carrlod on under tho mancerft mont ot T. P. Moroan, from tho city of Hereford, Knplrjid, (3L Try Morp-fin'tiiiroai Noire l'onic. "9a pUUIC H 0 T 1 0 X, I " S, GILBERT, OHKMIbT AND DRUGWST, Bokh to inform b!» trion in naa the ptiWlo I KononUl]' that ho has HJiiMOVtU to uioro | Oontiivl iind Commoi'louß pr-imlfloa, nt 92, Qus E H :-; xee xt, >;jpoK!iii V/yndiism-stroof, v/ \ero ha hopos to reoolTO a oontlanapoo of hsir ratronsscu. S, Q I L i! E X T, OPKES.BIRKM. f A. M fi & U A 1 X ri, tJ OHjJRnST AND DP.UOGI3X, iiOBSON-MRKKT, OtOStl TO WEM.rNOTON-STBBB*. is a c T. a s, t DISPKN3INO AND FAMILY CHKMIST. (Member Pharsuoeutioal Sooiett). DILLINGTON'S UUILJUINGS, KRKKJIAN'S CAY. Physicians and Surgeons Proscrlptlona care fully prepared with Pure Drugs and Chomlcals. Hit. KvANfl nUenrta dally at 3 p.m. T^ O T 10 i 5. MRS. E, UOMBEKU, SOLK AGENT OF DB. HEILBiiON'S CELEBRATED wokm cakes, Bega to Inform tho inhabitants of Auckland and surrounding districts that oho has arrived from the South, and will remain for some tiiuo in Auckland. MRB. K. HOMRKRG has brought with her a supply of thoso WOKM CAKKS, whloh have boon vory successfully used in Kurope and in tho Australian Coloniw. She will bo happy to give any information to hoads of families with rpgard to symptoms whi>n oflectod with WORMS, as woll in chlldron as In adults. No tlmo should bo lott to act against tho worm sickness, which ofton causes many diseases, or OlflO it may bo too lato to rifnot n ponnanent onro, ns tho worms, especially tho bo feared I LAIIGK KOUND WOKM, and tho THKWAD WOKM, which will ponotrata to ovory part of thn body, oven up to tho IS!tAI:<, creating FIT.H and M OHM KEVKf:, Two or throo dosos of DX. HICILBUON'S WOKM GAKICS will bo ou(llolf>nt to destroy and oradiceito acy kind of WOHMij, and oan be got at a vory small cxponso. MKS. HOMRKKG Is now residing at DBVON- Hjuitis House, llob.<otv*treot, where she ia 1 prepared to rocoivo Ladles with tholr children. & T~ N G • SARBAPAUILLA STOHKS, 26, GKEY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Superior to Many I Kqual to Any I Inferior to None I Sarsaparilla Compound, highly recom mended for any Disease of the Skin, Bonrvy, Scrofula, or Kruptlons, Ulcers, fco.; Uoadaoho, Loss of Appotito, Sluggish Livor, and Qonoral Woakneaa. In bottlos from Is 6d and 2s 6d ; Double strength, 2s Gd and 4s. Agents wanted. Will keep goad in any cllmatoi A liberal allow ance to merchants, captains. mlSßlonarlPS, &oi A «KW KKA IN wBHTISTKX, MR. ALFRED WILLIAM CHATFIELD rORMBRLY OV MELBOr/BNK), To whom was awarded tho Second Order o* Merit at tho iNTBRNATiorfAL Kxiuwtion, MKi.nouitNK, 1880—1881, HAS COMMKNCEU HIS PKOFKBSION IN AUCKLAND In that Centrally-situated SUITK OF ROOMS overhead Messrs. J. and T. Mason's Hair drosslng Establishment, Quoon-stroet_ Hia appliances wore sk-ioolally eelootod for him In London and Paris, and Include the Latest Improvements in Dentistry known to the scien tific world. As Mr. Chatfleld has made arrangements to rocolve regular shipments of all Dental Requi sites from London, his rooms will bo known as " Tbo London Dontlstry." Note the Address— . . JLhe Jjundon Dentistry, 190, qukkn-strkkt, AUCKLAND (Next door to the Savings Bank, and overhead Messrs Mason's Halrdresßlng Saloon Saddlery. wanted inspection; Everybody should ace the Splendid Value In SADDLERY AND HARNESS, SOLID NIOKEL-SILVKR BITS, STIKHDPS, ETC, SUPPLIED BY W. S. JONES' Wholesale Manufaotuekb, QUSEN-STRKBT. All the 1 intCHi! Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to hand per Hermione. Looh Urr, and to arrive per Wellington, and Anazi. The greatly Incroaaod demand for his manu facturos. combined with tho latest Improved labour-savins appliancon, has enreblod W.S.J. to ro.luco tho cfistot production to tho lowost limit, and consequently enptiliea his customers with an artiole vrhlch. fur cinality nnd price, cannot be equalled. DURABILITY 13 THE TKST OK CHEAPNESS, W. ST~JONES, WHOLBSALB MANUFAtTUBEB, QUBEN-arajcßT.



*siouev. AUCKLANU PERMANENT (;!)-<.)PKRATIVJI! BUILDING AND [NVK3TMKNT SOCIETY. Drmas:— 93, Q'Jbkn-stburt LOANS granted upon approved securities of freehold or Leasehold Properties In snma of 820 to fIC.OOO, principal and interest being re payablb in Instalments, at the following rates for every borrowed:— ilsi/uyinentfl extend- PnpWR , I , X Total amount inn over ™r WBKKI Repayable. 3. d. 4! 8. I»feai-3 _ .» _ 12 8 130 (I 0 oyears- _ _ 8 2 113 9 3 Byears- .. _ 7 6 158 7 8 10 yearn _ - - 8 3 162 18 8 Ktr Further partionlara may be obtained on application at the Society's Offlco. JOHN BATGKK, Secretary. r»/| ONKY ! "JVf'ONKY i It/lONKYI' London Loan and Discount Company, HiaH-STBKKT, Auckland (liotwron Shortland- street and Vulcan Lane). Persons borrowing £5, rocolvo cash £410a ~ ,• £10 „ „ £9 ~ .. £20 „ „ £18 £10 „ „ £38 £50 „ „ £45 And bo on at the same ratio. This Company advance money In sums of from £5 to £5,000, upon any reasonable security, and KrracKements can bo made to repay the amount, in any way to finlt the borrower. Advances promptly mado on deposit of deeds, anil on leaseholds, shares, and scrip of pnblio companies, bills of sale, tonded cortiflcaton, merchandise), also on pood personal tecurlty. All commnnlcatioM and intorviows hold strlotlv confidential. Address: London Loun and Discount Com pany, liifth-strect, jmokiand; or. Box 65, Post office, Auckland. OHlce hcurs: 10 to B p.m.; Monday and Satur day Kvenings, 7 to 8. jt/gTTNjsy TO LEND on Mortgage ol Fii-i't-olflfw irroehold Soourities. WM, COLKMAN, Solloitoi, (toraoi1 of (Juean anfl Bhortland-strsat •PdOftft ''° LKND on good Freehold seourl 3ji\>\i\> in one or moro sums; moderate in terest.—3, X, Ifughou, Jan., Land Agent, Vulcan Lane. £5,000 X * AX D- J. HART, Of the London Loan Cffloo, havlnz a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to Invest It to advantago, Is determined to Lend It out on Personal Security at greatly reduced rates of interest, Repayable by weekly or monthly In stalments, or any other way to suit Borrowers, Promissory Notes discounted. Renowalfl elfcctcd if required. Money Lent on every description of goods. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Thoatro Royal, Viotorla-Bt. Auckland. yiUTOKiArt UJAJS A»v DVb OOUNI AGENCY. HIGH STKKET, AUCKLAND The (above Agency having Opened a Branch In Auckland Is prepared to Advance Sums 01 Monoy, fron: £10 to iil.ooo, %m Personal Soonrity, Dooda of Proporty, Shares n Publio Companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bill* Discounted Daily. Renewal*.effected. To aooomtnodato Borrowers Loan |of (nay) £10 May bo recr.Ut in instalment'! of lOßJper ttss £20 May Iw reiicJ'.i In lustfllmcnta otiStto por vreeV Or hy any otlioc tnutraj aurooment AU firmrrnnlo&Uona, cither p«reona!]y Oi by luttcr, Rtrlocl^ confloecttaL Addrcse— 111UH-STHBK T, Ni;j:_t_ i_oclr!.inrt Ilotcl). Bo^SOJ^ofit-olHoe 'VjUNhj l\> LJSJMD, 0:2 ai'provofl Lin. (tficnrlty. X, X, TrLKR, I'olicltcr, Vuloan Imds, fjaUW&Y TO LEWD, in larga orsmalj 'J! 9. tnnis. at initX rnim of Interest, CONNKJ/L ST(XK)PK:K, Solicitors, Vulcan LanN ONKY~Td LKND, In snma ot £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent JACKHON & RUSSBLL, SoUoltors, ForMitreat. f'-iflOn TO LEND in Sums ol £60t and upwards.-F. Rlna,Bkort ■iid-srteati Gunsmith. DEVirr, Gnnmafcer, 244^ Qneea > etreot, Auckland, opposite the Market housa. KGtabllßhed, 85'J,—Always In Btook an( to arrive by direct Importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebort Broech-loadlnc Guns, Donble and Single Muzzle. loadors, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breeoh-load. Ing llook and Rabbit Rlßos, Game Bags, Gun 1 Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouohes, and even article nooessary t d oompleto the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of overy desorlptlor of Revolver Cartridges, an 4 all the bast Brandt in Sporting Powdero are imported direct fron; itio makers by the advertiser, who can guarantee thslr good quality. Cartrldgea for the tfnflold, Snider and Terry Rlflos. Metalilf Cartridge Casoa, Chilled Shot and other speoi alltlea always on hand. Country dealen liberally doalt rritb. Guns Re-Stooked, Browned, ato. an <5 every other kind of Flroarm Repaired fit roaoonable pilcei . Notioe.—Just to hand, t lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokobora Breech loading Guns cheap. Th« lar*e«t stock In Auckland to choose tram. Also, In stock, 1 *r(?s assortment of FlrovrorkK of thit ben' Tnllt>. flnhlrc T»oklo «rocenes. &c. VrOTICa 1 NOTICE 11 JNOTICB !11 HOLLAND & FOKTZER, In thanking Che gonoral public for the vorj liberal Bupport they have received for tho past sovon yoars, would tatto this opportunity to In form them that being Direct Importers ot several leading linos, they are in a position to say without any boast whatcvor, they can supply PKODUOK AND GKNKRAL GROCiCHIKS at Prioea second to norm in Anokland. FRIOB IJSTt- Box Teas from 16s Cd per box; a splendid Of our own mixing at 20s per 121faa Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag A Nioe Bright Yellow Sugar, Id per 1b roll Weight Sperm Candles, 9d per lb Bngllsh Sauoe from 6Jd per bottle Wo have a nloe line of Fancy Tea CaddlM, oon* tain Ing one pound of Good Tea, at a vory low figure Ooifoe, roasted and eronnd dally, at prloos from la to la Bri por lb. We would oall Bpeoial attention to our Turkey Brand at U 64 pel Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Mate at Mil prioea, Favours by Port or Wire will reoelve onr most strlot oare and attention, and will be delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts ol town and suburbs. N,n,-Noto the Address— HOLLAND & FORTZEK, WHOLKSALH AND RETAIL GKOOHR Udbkn-bikkkt, Auckland 1 »nd at OOROMANDEL. Liberal Dlsoonnt allowed for Canh SB U C H A N A N, • GBOOBR, &c, PONSONBY KOAD, AUCKLAND (Opposite All Saints' Church). A Large Btook: ot Drapery Goods suitable for the Season now at hand, at Prloos that doty competition. TVT PAR ~K i R, IT FAMILY GROCER, TO HOBSON-BTBBBT, Families regularly waited upon, and Goods promptly delivered to all parts of the town and suburbs. W. PARKBR. OBSON-fcXHKKT STEAM COFFJSE MILLS. H. P. GffiUONS L, CO., Tea, coffee, and Spick Merchants, Wholesalk am> Family Grocers. Coal, Firewood, and Puoduok Dbatjers, H, P. GIBBONS & CO., HOBSON-STREKT, AUCKLAND, DUKE JL rp E A I! .1 GROOKRS AND STORBKBKPERB wishing to do a Satisfactory Tea Tradb, will find it GUKATLV TO TIIBIR ADVANTAGE tO Bell NKLSON, MOATK & Co.'s. Ckledkatui) PURB LIQtTORINa BMCNDBD TBAB. Those Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Public to be tho Finest and Most Whole some in tho Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FRBK FROM ALL BCENTED VARIETIES. NELSON, MOATE & Co., Tea Merchants and Blenders, High-street, Chrißtohurch, Wholesale Agonta for Auokland: Messrs BaBEH AMD IuWLINGa. ■ jfLOWMAN'S TIME-TABLE Leave Onehnngat Leare Auckland 8 a.m. 5.16 a.m. 12 noon 4 n,m, Sueolal Oa&cb 11 wr agroomoiu,