THE BANQUET TO SIR JULIUS VOGEL.

(BY TfILKCtItAPH.—OWK CORKESI'ONDENT.) DUNBDItV, Thursday. The Vogol banquet was a groat success in all save the catering. Over 300 poople were in Garrison Hall when the speaking begun, and the company wob thoroughly re prosontative. Tho principal points of Sir Julius Vogel's speech were as follow :— " I am now, so speaking, retired from the world of politics, and cannot but fcol that amongst my many faults in the past nlust have beau frequently conspicuous th 6 fact that I was not of so conciliatory a disposition a3l should have been, aud it is uot only because I soo here this evening some some faces that remind me of fact, but be cause since I loft New Zealand it has conic frequently under my notice that not on'y had I retained the friendship of many warm Mends, hut many of those who had bern politically opposed to mo had forgotten their opposition and shown a disposition of a most friendly character. lam anxious to make myself right with those with whom I have never had an opportunity of meeting since the occurrences to which I am about to refer—that in the circumstances to which Mr Macaudrew referred, which, to my in tonse regret, separated us politically, I was impelled, by fcolings of conscientious duty, which, whether or not 1 was right, still seemed to leavo mo no option. From the single point of view of any one part of Ivew Zea ' land it is impossible to gather all # tho cir cumstances which had to be taken into con sideration by one who felt that for the time being ho did not represent any single part of tho colony, but had in his charge the responsibilities attaching to the whole ; but allow mo to say this—that whether or not I was right, I know that I never was draWn into aiiy movement which I more intensely regretted, and I never was impelled by a stronger feeling; I had no option but the pctformauce of a duty which was as dis tasteful to me as any duty could possibly ho. As far as my own political position was concerned, I am sure Mr Macaudrew will do me tho justice'to remember that I had nothing to gaiu by that movement (MrMacaudrcw : Hear hoar.) I was forced as it wero to lobo and alienate men who had stuck to mo through my political career, and so to speak to join a band ot those who, howover they might be temporarily with me, were not likely long to forget that wo had not previouily acted togethor, ao that, at any rate, you may do justice to my motivos by boiieving that aoy action I took was not impelled by any desire to politically con solidate tho position which I occupied. I think that, howover we disagreed upon the question, Mr Macaudrew did me the justice to believe that my motives wore such as ho oould not object to, as although we ceased to be political allies it never in the least degree lessened those bonds of friendship which bad grown up between us in our many atruguli-s on tho same side, and in ao many arduous oampaigns. There is no one better able to take a large view of a quMtion than Mr Macandrew, because Lj veitare to say there hi no public man in Kew Zealand who has over shown himself leas inclined to sacrifice opinion and principles for party purposes than Mr Mneandrew. It must uot be sup posed that I was in any sense or form the inventor ot railways or of a railway policy. I do not know that it is at all a uietitorions thing for one who occupies the position of a member of the Government to be the lirit to invent a policy or to dosign new plans. As a rule, I think we may Bay it would bo much safer it measures which come down from the Government vroto more or less forced upon tho Govornment by tho proaauro of public opinion. Therefore, I do not think I am at all detracting from whatevt-r merit might belong to tho policy by saying that it was not my own invention, but whether that is the case or not, it.is right lo remember that the quoation of railways was a burning one in many parts of the colony; and that it""was not undertaken tnoro rapidly and more efficiently was not tho fault of those who were interested in railways, but becauso the means at their command were altogether iuadequate. If 1 might go behind tho anonymity of .the frcss, I should be bound to confer that I, among others, took a very prominent part in complaining of and to some extent ridi culing the cil'orts which wero made, as it were, to force railways on the south part of this island. I have lived, hoivovcr, to fuel that all those efforta, asd much more vigorous ones, would be justified, and are justifiable in the determination sf auy community to secure for itself the easy means of locomotion which tho railway alone supplies. With re spect to the first propoAls which wore made for railways, it is quite true thsy were widtly changed in character. Tho two principal changes were, first, that there was not a land estate put on one side, which would, as the land iooiioascd in value, lo a great extent, if not cutirely, have cor red the cost of the railways. Seeing the hrgo incroase in the valuo of land that did result from the railway policy, I am .Inclined to think if that proposal had been carried out wo should havo had, at this time, Scarcely any public debt. Another matter in which the proposal was very much departed irom, was that thore should be first a trunk line through each island. Parliament, in its wisdom, thought it better to apportion, pieco-meal,.the lines which were to bo con structed, and the consequence is that tho trunk system has been delayed. I am unable to say whether the departure on that point has heen for the banelit of the colony or not. 1 am not able to form an opinion on that head, but at the same time 1 do express the hope that a trunk lino through each island will, within n reasonable period, bo completed, and I am delighted to observe, since I have bosn in the colony, that there is a determination on the part of those who have the control of affairs to complete the line from Auck land to Wellington, and to give communi cation between tho East and West. Coast* of thia island. It I had the railway policy to proposo over again, I would much more strictly advocate than I did in those early days, that tho cost of interest during construction should ha added to tho capital cost of the railway. I think there was a pradery in the idea which forbade any such thing. I say, as a private enterprise and with perfect legiti macy, the cost of interest during tbe period of construction should have been added to tho additional cost. Now I can only say thia—l throw out the hint becauso I believe, many of you are in favour of rail way extension in the colony. The adoption of such a plan will ofle> facilities for rail way construction which, perhaps, without consideration, you would hardly realise if you came to look at it. Indirectly tho same thing has been forced upon you. The colony should not have been paying interest on works which wore yielding uo return and no collateral or direct advantages, and as it was, the colony was constantly wanting in a credit balance year by year, and loans were authorised for various purposes which might, perhaps, legitimately have been charged against ordinary tevenue, and so those loans now appear. But to my mind, if philosophically considered, they really represent the fact that it was nsithur ex pedient nor desirable that during the con struction of your 1300 miles of railway, in volving several millions in cost, you should lie out at interest whilst you were deriving no advantage irom the'expenditure. Such experience as I have gained since I left the colony has convinced me that it is im possible to set too high a store on railways. When I think of the conditions under which railways in a colony like this have been constructed—in that you have got no competition, no preliminary expense, no difficult financing, no expenses for obtaining the land over which your lines have to be constructed—it ia so eminently profitable, that a Government who refuse to take advantage of it are quite unaware of the advantages to be gained by it. It is not a matter of wonder to me that all the Governments of tho colony take up tho same policy. That , brings me to this questiou, which I ask with tbe utmost possible diffidence—ls thcrosufficient appreciation at the present time of the in estimable value of a new land increasing its population by immigration? (Loud applause.) I should say that the country which has had the advantage which ex-

penence has given to it of the enormous and immediate value arising from immigra tion is New Zealand, It has only to read tho facts to feel that instead, of decreasing its immigration it cannot too largely main tain it,so long as judicious efforts are made in the way of selection, I said at a banquet at Melbourne the other night, and don't j mind repeating it here- that I believed j New Zealand had, on the whole, made very I fair progress during the time of her colonisa- | tioH, but I do nos consider that the Aus- j rnlasian colonies as a whole aro so forward, 13 developed, or quite so prosperous as they ! ihould he, and attribute the cause entirely \ ,o the fact that they have not maintained i mmigration. The colonies have made mthing like the proportionate progress that, he United States have made; but Ino not : peak only of those heavily-populated ' States. Take the 4Pacific; those. States li

at about the time the gold was found in 'Victoria were quite at destitute of population and of development as wero the colonies, but aonsider the pro gress that has been made there I daresay that the population of these colonies is now about two millions, and we cannot but come to the conclusion that justice has not bscn done to these colonies. There has bo^n too much of a disposition to rc'ain things in the hands of the few, instf ad of throwing them into the hands of tho ma»y. (• p plause). lam told that the working classes object to immigration. Now, I have had a great many opportunities of speaking to "the working classes ot New Zealand, and I must say this from the recollection, that I have always found them to be suffi ciently intelligent to know what was for their own good.anir-ftlsoto be able to realiee political quwjtions of a much more complex character than the one I om now a'luding to. I do not believe tbat Iho working classes, if the matter is p'operly brought before them, would be so unwise aa to f r get that immigration, though it may bring to some extent more competition in the labour market, brings also at the same time a much further demand for labour with it, -■; -j , Mr Donald Keid, in proposing the Parlia. meut, strongly defended tbfi tippet Hotfse members, who did not receive from the public the consideration they deserved. Captain Fraser, in reply, said the present Premier was one of the most Liberal reformers in the country, and if he brought down a scheme of Upper House reform, they might depend upon him carrying it through. There were some members of tbe Upper House who were strongly in favour of that body being placed on a mere popular basis. His own opioion was that any fresh LOininHio?s made should only be tit seven years, and that, of the pro-cut numbers ot the Council, thtce or four ■ should go out annually by lot. Dr. Stuart, replying fir the. Otaeo University, said in eighteen months tho Otago- University would have fn'ly J equipped medical schools. ! D i McDonald, rector of the High School, ; mndo a vigorous and eloquent defence of seco*.dary education. Referring to Mr '■ Fish's recent attack on higher edncation,he siid young Sahnond's succcs3 was 8 proof of the value of High Schools, and his own ca-e was a standing example in the same d rection. Bis father was a journeyman, earning often not a pound a week; and without tho nigh Schools of his native land he could never have obtained his present position. As be | had reaped the beuefita of the system, I why should he not plead for them for bis children's children? Let the people of New Zetland determine to have their system of higher education, and not allow themselves to be aisturbed by the utterances of politi ; cal nincompoop? or the glimmering of farth •Mg rushlights and will-o'-the-wisps. (Great i laughtor and opplausc.) Thoie men who i had set out ou that crusade would receive 'an answer from the entire colony telling i them to tarry at Jericho till their beard 3 | grew. The wave of oblivion wouldeoon have ' covered them up. but the future children of ' the country would be able to point to their ' High Soho'jls as monumental proofs of the pioneer fathers aud founders of their beloved I land. (Enthusiastic applause.) ! The proceedings terminatedshortly before | m'dnight.

TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.) SIHCK last week, when I canvassed the Chances of the likely horses entered for the Auckland Cup, nothing has occurred to cause me to materially alter the opinion then exprossod. The probability that Kalo will uot be a starter makes it incumbent on mo to look round lor another horse or horses to prognosticate about. 1 am still of opinion that with a heavy course Soukar will be iv it "up to h-s neck." A fine day siould give Tim Whifflsr a good chance of 1 mding the stake, but it is a well-known fact that he cannot gallop on a wet course. Fitz-Hercules has lieeu so carefully pre pared, and is in such good condition,that he should run Tim closely for tbe honours. '! he dicky leg of the game son of Peeress has not made itself the least apparent, though to his trainer the recent exceedingly dry weather was an anxious time. Kewi, who irt as strong as a lion,' should lun those close, and I expect to ace Merlin well up, An Auckland bookmaker took 90 to 30 that both Cup and Steeplechase would go Sputb. Ngata and Lone Hand have a by-say in the Hurdles, the former for choice, The following, so far as I can aaceitain, wi 1 have the Cup mounts : —Tommy Clark, Tim Wbiffler; French, Fitz-Hercules; Jimmy McGee, Retvi; Farrell, Merlin; Willie Butler, We.'cmie Jack; "Aus tralian " Williums, Turquoise ; Wattic, Mr Bite's selection; and Oarringtou, Virginia Water. Miranda (by Traduccr-Btl-e of the Isle) has dropped a filly foal to Cadogan. The Wanganui Jockey Club Autumn Meeting promises well. The Cup has 39 nominations; the Wanganui Stakes, 31; Flying Handicap, 29; and tho District Race, 15 nominations, "Spur" says-.-"A great deal of dis satisfaction was caused by tho withdrawal of Welcome Jack from the flat races, and Clarence from the Hurdles, in the Welling ton Racing Club's Spring Meeting." For tho Christchurch Cup, the " Weekly Press " picks Bundoora or the select one of the Grip Lodge pair, Lady Emma and Emir Bey, to supply the winner. For the Sprint Handicap Emir B^y is chosen, The same authority says : — Betting is extremely dull iv Christohurcb, and most of the " books" havo gone Korth in the hope of finding things better in the northern capital. For the Cup Bundoora and Vanguard aro most fancied, and for the Spring Handicap Emir Bey and Iris at tract most attention. For the latter race, however, there is no straight out belting as yet, but the two named aro most fancied in doubles. The following are tho npproxima'e prices ruling for the Christ church Cup : 3 to 1 against Bnndoora and Vanguard, 5 to 1 against I ady Emma, 6 to 1 against Iris, 7 to 1 against Salvage, 8 to 1 against Sir Modrcd, Taiman, and Emir Bey, and 10 to 1 against Hilda, King Quail, Comet, aud Loss, From a list of the winning jockeys' mounts in England, calculated to October 17, I s«o that Archer has scored 179 wius out of 464 mounts, and C. Wood 156 wins out of 512 mounts. The crack jockey has not been run so close since ho first headed the list. Fordham ranks third, with 66 wins out of 267 mounts. Colonol Eraser, of tho Thames, has pur chased Trafalgar, by Manbymong, for £48. The Hclenavillo Turf Club gave away £200iaaddid money.at their meeting on the29ih. I oxpoet to sco Libeller or Nigger pull off the big event at the lhanies meeting. Hedge will ride Lone Hand at the Rac®3, A private commission during the week backed Merlin to win between £1.000 and £1,500. At Tattersall's last evening, the attend ance was large, and business brisk. Vir ginia Water wa3 backed to win £1,300, the hrst £ot)0 being got on at hundreds to three, the remainder from hundreds to four to hundreds to six. The backer was willing to go on for another £1000 at hundreds to live. 60 to 40 was offered by oae of the local books about Welcome lack, the wager being eagerly snapped up by one of the southern metalliciane. One a'undred was booked about Tim Whiffler. One of Agent's parly offered to back him for a level hundred to win the Hurdles, but there was no response. In tho double Cup rod Hurdle?, Welcome Jack, with Lone Band or Agent, were tho favourite picks, She price being 200 to 30. Straight out jetting on the Hurdles : 100 to 40 Agent • 100 to 16 Lone Hand. Double's, Hurdles md Steeplechase: 500 to 50 the two Agents; 400 to 24 Lone Hand and Canard, md 300 to 24 Lone Hand and AgeDt.

SPORTING NOTES FROM HOME.

(By our Special Correspondent in London.)

Victoria Club, November 5. IN the old days, before the Autumn Cap at Liverpool became a great race, English turfites used to wind up tbe season with Newmarket-Houghton week. JSow, how ever, there are later and equally-popular reunions, not only at Liverpool, but also at Shrewsbury, Warwick, and Manchester— indeed, the nearer it grows to tho close months the larger the fields become, the reasons, of courso, being tbat there is no j longer any use keeping animals for a poasi- I ble "good thing," and that the means to i buy winter corn must be found somehow, j The Houghton meeting just over will I long be remembered by those who attended j it. In the first place the sport was unusually good, even for .Newmarket, and j in the second there wan a postponement of j

the Cambridgeshire, a thiog unheard ot i™ racing story. The Cambridgeshire staked has long borne the reputation of being the heaviest betting race of tbo year, and thia anniversary it fully sustained its proatiee Une of the principal bookmakers estimates f-al more than a score of animals were supported to win £100,000 a-piece, and of tbe 31- starters only two ran un backed. But to begiu at tho beguinirjff I must first relate the proceedings onthe opening afternoen. This will not take long. The sole event of any importance was the Criterion Stakes for two-year-olds, which fell an easy prey to Mr W, S Craw/ fora's invincible colt, Macbcatb, -who dis" ptscd of tho Duke of Hamilton's Export* and four others, withtut the smallest difficulty, and now holds the proud position of first favourite for next year's Two S Thousand and Derby, ■The Cambridgeshire Pay dawned \j'et' and gloomy. An icy east wind blew across : the Heath,- and as the hour fixed for the groat event drew near, the storm increased, to a hurricane, accompanied with snow and sleet. The thirty-one runners went to tbe'■', post, but it was impossible to start them : aud at the last moment the stewards post poned the race. The following afternoon I the wcathrr proved all that.could be'!■ wished, and shortly before noon apart re* •' commenced. The story of the Cambridge, j sbire will not take long to tell. Thefomaro rnUuing of Mr Jardine's Shrewsbury (3yu - '6=t 101b!) in tbe Czarewitch resultediahi» boiDg at otee installed first favourite for : the shorter handicap, aud this portion (save during a brief temporary scare) the colt held up to the start. Almost equally fancied for similar reasons were Mr Craw ford's Tmbais (-lyrs.Sst 81bs), and Mr Chas, Archer's Abbotsford (4yrs, ' 7gt 31bs), Neither of these, however saw the post, for the latter met with an unfoitunate accident and feU lame, whilst the Duchess of Moat-:; rose, finding herself unable to Bccure a long i price about Tbcbais, peieuaded her hug band (Mr Crawford) to scratch the mare 0b77 tho very morning of the race. This last proceeding, of course, created grear*l ill-feeling, and the next time, thesf "ali scarlet" Was home first past the post Mr Crawford had the felicity of v hearing his colours hooted. With ABbota-7 ford and Thebais out of the Way the race 1 seemed a good thing for Hacknesu (4yrs,, I Ost. 41bs), an old mare said to have bsea ?ery highly tried both for speed and staj« | ing power. Those who remembered, how | ever, the Way in which the same stable ; had mistaken the merits of Incendiary last year preferred to depend- on public form, J and backed recent winners, such as Camiliatd, Tristan, Scobell, and Lowland Chief. Nearly all the runners had prices of j some sort, in fact, I think the shortest Way will he just to recapitulate them,: Betting at the start then was—ll to * 2 against Shrewsbury, 100 to 12 HackneßS, . 11 to 1 Bucbrinan, 100 to 8 each Nessoliff," Tristan, and Sachem, 16 to 1 each Peine de j Cceur oolt, St. Marguerite, and Camiliard, 22 to 1 each Falkirk and Vibration, 30 wT Nellie, 33 to 1 each Scobell and Geheimniss, 40 to 1 Bookmaker, 50 to 1 Silver Bell.'BS to 1 each Whiteface filly, Lowland Chief,". Limestone, and Don Fulano, and 100 to 1 any other.- The race itself was a runaway atlair, for though Nesscliff showed well in front moat of tbe way and Geheimniait second, always pretty prominent, there was j really nothing in it a quarter of a milo froni home, but"Hackness. Loatsi could protoiv bly have won on the mare by a dozen lengths, but he rode her very judiciously, 1 and stalling off tho challenge ot Shrewsbury, who came through as theyl breasted the hill, eventually won in a can ter by three lengths, Venueta wastbiid,-: but this position could have bseu held by Geheimniss, who, despite his rider pulling. up, ran fourth. Lowland Chief was iiftb. Sachem sixth, Tristan seventh, and Si. Marguerite eighth. Time: 2minsr Usees, Distance, 1 mile, 240 yard?. The p^bh'cv didn't win much over Hackness, hut the marc's owner, Robert Peek, is said to drop in for the nice little stake of £60.000. Had Shrewsbury got home, many of the Ring would have "gone broke, as the say.: ing is, but till a few days before the race, only the slable fancied Hacknofs. Another important event run the same afternoon, was the Dewhwst Plate for two-year-olds. This rase is worth £1550, and beiog the last of tho season, in variably excites immense interest. Macheath didn't run, - but the unpopular "all scarlet" was represented oy the Great Challenge Stakes winner, Energy, who met some smart youngsters in St. Blaise, Goldfield, AcroUic, Ettnrrc,- Begain, and Ladislas. .Energy opened a hot favourite at 5 to 4, 3 to 1 being laid against St. Blaise, 4 to 1 Goldfield, and 10 to 1 Ladklas. The latter jumped off with the lead, and held it into the Abiug don mile bottom, where St. Blaise compounded and Energy challenged. The favourite made a desperate attempt to get up, hat failed utterly, and Ladiilas won by two lengths from Goldfield, Acrostic third, ladislaß belongs fo M. Leievrc, but is an English bred colt, beiog by Hampton out of Lady Superior. The Houghton meeting wound up on Friday, 27th, with the Jockey Club Cup, in which- old Chippendale managed to turn the tables on Corrie Boy, and beat Tristao. The race was a very close one, and Lord Bradford's horse only sot homo by a short head.

CO RR ESPONDENCE.

ARCHITECTS V. BUILDERS.

(To the Editor).

Sib,-I request a small space io yourS valuable paper in reply to the individual'1 signißg himself "Old Humphrey" re- the | variation of tendering on Foresters' Hall. •■' Quantities will guide a man to a certain ex* tout toa prico of the job, batshouldthe plans;! and spteiUftitions not bo explicit and correct, I —and they often are not,—4hen tho builders1 j have to draw on their imagtnr tions, and that is where the difference comes in. Now, if " Old Humphrey" will take the trouble to enquire into tho matter, I tliink he will fiod a far greater difference intho approxi mate estimate given for the guidance of the architects and the lowest tenderer, than tho highest and the lowest tenders' of the>'' builders. If the knowledge of tbe value of : work is to be the test of ability (and ',' Old Humphrey certainly in bis letter appears to j make it so), then the builders nave tbe best of it. In- reference to his advice for , the builders to turn journeymen, I may ■', state that it would not be the usual, eouise ; of things; I have found that wben a man lacks ability he makes it up in diplomacy, and oveatually turns builder ; by working ; under such plans specifications and condi tions he Improves in diplomacy if not financi- ; ally, and eventeally turns architect (sco ■ list of Auckland atcbitects in tho associa- g tion), and with a few pounds spent in_a library and pririt'njr, such illiberal condi tions that will burke any criticism, ho can employ one of the best draughtsmen in the city tor less than a builder would pay a bricklayer's labourer, he is in a position to startinagoad paying profession. —Inm,Sc, JOUKNIYMAN.

WISE "OLD HUMPHREY."

(r 0 the Editor.)

but,— In your last night's issue a letter appears from "uld Humphrey" with re ference to tendeis, in which he (in my opinion) exhibits about as raueh sense as might be expected from a sucking turkey. If he is not too old to learn, and desires to jbe informed upon tendering, let him "for I ono hour look over the " Builder" (copies of which can be seen in the room of ! the Builders' Association) and if be is not too old to compare differences, he will there see that a greater disparity exists in the Old Country than what ap pears here. I extract one for his informa tion (from the "Builder," September 2nd, 1882). For Infectious Diseases' Hospital, Workinaham, Berks: — Claridgq, £905; Ford, £725 ; Pilgrin, £687 ; Idendon, £650; Allcock, £580: Smallbone, £575; Margetts, £568 j Hawkin, £559; Taylor, £550; Neale, £5 27; Weaver, £498; Partlow, £473 (ac cepted). The other portion of his letter exhibits so much " wisdom " that it would be gross flattery to call it ridiculous.—l am, &c„ A Member of the Builders' ASTOCIATION.

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;. i ! ■ . 7 s Ajaationa. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, Al NOJN. TENTS. TENTS. R, 0. GREENWOOD WILL sell by auction on Saturday next at noon, on the itechmatlon, opposite Messrs Bhreniriodß'. Lowor (Juaan-Etrcet, o TENTS (varionf) complete, with Polos. 0 Pegs, Rojes, &c. 1 Gipsy Tent 8 x 10-8K hlg v. 33 walla 1 So. J3 x iO-9ft high, 3ft w* la 1 do. HxJ2-9'thlgb, 3ft walls 1 Oblong Tout 10 x B—Llrscd oomploto . I do. 12 x IC—Lined comploto -_ do, H x 12-Llned comploto 1 do. 12x10 ~ . 1 Circular Tent 16ft -diameter, lined 00m 5 Camp Bod is toads, 1 Hamper of Camp Cook ing UtODBIIB Theabove arespeclally adapted for exoorsion letß, suitable also for pionlcs, crloket, lawn tennis, or croquet clubs, being light, very dur able material, and elegant, TO-MOnrtOW, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 P.M. FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, &C. BY AUCTION. Opposite Vulban L'anb, and next Fisher and Co.'s, Queen-street. Christmas presents and new YEAR GIFTS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, 80. &o„ In Lots Bultab'a for Pre3ruf, a'sc, A large and varied assortment of Pioturea, Scraps, Animala. Birds. Fruits and Flowers, In assorted lots, suitable for Sorap Beoka, Prosentp, &c, So, Without Rkservb. B. C. GREENWOOD, A notion eer. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 37. THE HAYMARKBT. SALE OF -tITOOL. HLDES, oEINS, AND FAT, WEDNESDAY Next, DECEMBER 27, AT 12 MOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND. . —. fIOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, December 27. ALFRED BUCKLAND. *E 5 HrA Y3dA&_ %2 X. 43 ALE O* VfOOi, SHEEPBKBSB O mum, aad TALLOW, esoh Inflate,?, el Mtfolocfc. AXurKED SUOKLAgS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. JUNUTION~YARDS. IN consequence of nest Tuesday being BoxlßgDay, tho undersigned will hold toeir nsntU Weekly Sale on Wednosday, of 100 Prime Fat Oxen from Hawera, Sandhills, Waikato, and neighbourhood SCO F\t Bheep |> 103 Fat Lambs At 1 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, -IK AMERICAN, CHURCH, XO Airs 7 PARLOUR ORGANS (Brom the Celebrated BULL ORGAN CO.). Noted ion xhbir Prwir or Tohb. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, At 12 o'c-ocs. WITHOUT RESBRVF. V, TONES & CO., Auctioneers. Fanov Gtootis, &a. Selling Off extraordinary. BoslneßS calling us to England, >arc9ompeaed TO SACRIFI THB -7 WHOLE OF OCR STOCK, VALUE £1000, And comprising the most varied assortment ol Goods in the Colony. OVUR 1700 DISTINCT ARTICLES IN GLASS, CHINA, BARTHBNWABB, TABM ANI> POCKBT CUTLERY, ELECTRO PLATE, HARDWARE, IROHMON GBKY, BKUSHWARB, c VASB9, & lANOY GOODS, In f aot, the thousand and ono articles ot domestic nee and ornament. . '■'. The pnblio may rely that this is a POSITIVE AND GENUIME SALE, Our only obiect ia a SPEED x CLEARANCE, To Storekeepers and Hawkers thia is t splendid opportunity. Hundreds of TrauoLcts also 67 Original Paokagea of Glass, China, &c. ronet bo cleared. THE SALE HAS COMMENCED, . And wIU continue until THE WHOLE IS DISPOSED OF, TheD'^^^Htore 249, queiiln-street, [Opposite Close Hi 03. Meronandise. & KTHUR • - a MATH&C? SKN3SBAL IMPORTER j -; Am OOMMI H BIOs ' M SSiiOHAMX 88, - Lowes Qukss • nigsssv, AcijxrVirrrj IOBpsK-ii* R&ireay Hettiamatlcsi, I A'SD AT 9, NKW BBOAD»STBEET, LOMDQa, [ Abo ReprosetriaMves la Acieriss. Oo« ' HncntpJ and Colonial Porta, GIHKBAL MEROHA.NDISS mam's mo&»- EJUS, OOFffffifflS P»P?EK ASD (SPIIiES JOWUSB mn/iss • dawned pstrrr Ar,'» vaas2as_BJ , «ii6Dt v~n 23X.V-. s i V . ; SUI3AKS - J :'- • 1 aion. SAMOCA, and 3iso I ■ mbbaumbx j ooinmrnoaEa'i' JAMB ASD JEIX;K3 awnSßßVisn mas 1 1 BUITJMMBB j ookwiaii ssoarjon tobaccos * matwi Attn cimkbishs WAX HATOBBH j WBAPPIKB 3?APKSt> ' _____ B*SS wwwiM OILS AMD VAtffm I • HOI'S i'j ononr xsa vussm I I ' ■ ■ OBOOKBKV __UfOB AMD ttABWOKJIIHS WfISS ARD HPIKITO AGSNOY AND SAKPI.f! HiKtWi I ( ITOB Bbitibh Ann W'oKsion BSAaoirAoiuifttswi I] INDENTS FOIi~ALL CLASSES OP -MERCHANDISE. EUfCT/TBB ON ADVAKTAaKOUB TBRMS, i . liinansAr. Amvaw»B ea Kauri Guru. Woo > and other Ooioclal and bland Produce for ship ,! meat to Landau, at which port same wu eoelra srompS attention feoa? Mr L, A, Nathan I ARTHUR H. KATUAWI i! 'IP Jrs.iPP'i3 TIME TABfcB. ii J? • ——- ' Lwto Axch HUl |3 Uiam *3.«6i:--. uam i.SOpra J| J P.m «.lspw S.lSpm -■:; ' . Lcato NrHos*! 3aa_— R „.? R,n no.ltsam lLWam H| Sl4spm RMpia B.tjpm fl^Li B_K»s*,Tne»aajp ana i'Unriitoxf, when MM I 6_____ i t«^____.Sc_Jla «">4 103Wm__?!__, ' w'KateigtiSiraDi^Pwhaifc



Sewing Machines. ~~ EBTABLISIIUD 1855. BY SMCIAI. V--!'C\x APPOINTMENT. ■_*_gPftS»E__S3_ Suy ONLY THIS -s OBLBBBATED /^T\ o v ---" \) >-" KWING MAOHINBB. Tho Kaslost, Simplest. Bns* Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Machine whloh has nevor baenibeatun in competition. Solo Atrr-ute in N:-W Z 'aland : SHAKES PEAR AND CO., (Optmslte ths Market,) QMKKV-HTKICKT. w« o* V*"• ■ :';;; s ?..5.-.WIH)G MAO.ui&JHi ej-sPOJWSR. .i. £••:;;.»3 ShtSßiw-U:: r.'is ; .V--r.5v3.-3 yifiK-HIH Tub Wwi. i< r . v ~ - Tile i&ost B'Joai -3 fee o>s>-.i-.-.:-; Sho Moss iiapid , Vi-.. ;iir.-3--;.-.; :i Ths Most Slnipls Th* Lirsaat raois ThS ?io9t Eas> U- Wi.'ri 'V'-v. .:.i:\ tv.vK Tha Moat'laiv.blf -..'■; l^-,'.o.;Jsl The Host risers. t.\; 6;.«;^>; -~i~:- --|';7-;77:^;- :*^si; 7:*-;7|- |>..,.••:. : '/ 7; ■ . \::[[:•;'■'■'■'. fflmfflP® r fi\ r- ( -i^'iV'--.': -' ' Vl X «-V •'■ :. -. -: -,:i-~ .i;.'',"-.-'-';;>Bii 4 ;• ii. ? r-'-'-.^'.■■-;•.<:; iiS-j^i f - mßr* ¥ i| ,|ja # \|\ if XHS BKfflf BSWWO liV.fi.CS _f*S 3VIS:-, sha.'.-e Fries oS Hamd MAOHisnas, £8 .Ufa. Also, AciWAXB t.'R SABffi. GitsalEO Binge; Ifriatex ana Ho envs* Wertheim 'liandaru Howe Ccinpaay-B V/heoUjr auotWJlflKt. Grover and ysiKc?'« Jraes'j ABC ??sw*!;i AafloSw soeG siefeen 2e, r, rSS? Wbsk: 2e, tJu, not tVEfK! A££ SSAOSTKES GUAEASSSSB-, t'iUia Macbisiic &ha a.- .\s,i v-j lay a;\<u*m .-- HfiJSoLsacttndCti.. I'i-w.-or '-:<.'<>;, ',VJ:.-ia;piw i yt.SE;a-lWelk-,'.'.t--.iSn:='■;-.; WiillrraSicvsaJC-v. IXwhtuiaa i h. 'Way*?. }-.-.-«; lit-;;-; ?r.--iai! -Wi' Boylsa. CUs: ot,: ■ ■„ . vsfl at oShsr pfecsf, FSI fC f- -f"^ \i -v /; i 1 V~_B 5" •'.' " , g " a"f * % " : 'QUEEN-STftEHT. BINGEK'B yKWIKG j\/rACHTR£9_ ! K3 IvJL Slagftift Mhc-m&«» ! bioa-ii b Mflohlnefl tsiiißor/e tJaoi.liioa ! Stager's ulsohlnas , B«iS«r's Jitfechlnetj I Siniter'3 Msohlnoe Gingoa's Deolßlv-*1. Maohlnem Sicg-,-.r"B Loslviivo BJaohinea I3!as»)i*s Deolsivn .".laciiinM Bl^i«c's Rscisiy."! • MsobJnes P.iagor'B Daolsiva Maohlnos Stogert Daclalve Miohtaes BlngsrVi Kaohinta Bin»;.-v"?; AITO Machines SißKa^ Singer's Ov«wheiiii;r.ii !'<-cohiii2.i Sitijrw';- OVi.-.-ji-hc-'ii>.t;r;E H-.ohtnea 3i:-seT'c o?orwh3!mln_ T>f.^o;'lr.cH Sii-.aor'is Ovorwhelhihiji Machines Sinjwrt OTerivhHinitru; Machinta Blußctrt Ovsrwhe-niic^ Kaohinea Singed Overwfcc'ja-ir-p jViacalnea Slnwi'6 • M^ohlnea SlrujeA — Wuchinea Siagert jaaoiilnas Bfcgcrt Viotsn' £•-•:■ tho Slnga: MfioMaea SinKer b Victor? for tlw aiaßcr Jiachicss Hingert Vlotury for the Stnxc-r Machlnej Sliigei's Vlc-toiy tui trie Bingo? Kaohluea Blnger's "Vietcry C-or tiio Siu_er ':SeaiHv.t-3 Hln_ers Viotorj' for the- S:nf?t;K SlsoMnei; Bhises's Victory jsr 0:-i' -".nsir Slßßei-B Hachlctfl Bisgort •— ;Vi«ohlaea | BhiSfSß -.^chines Sblgarß Two Hoii T4o-.:sV- "i--,.-hJ.oc-a ! iSlngerp TWO Sold MtflaL? Jtfyohincß i SiEsai's T-/o !:!i.-iu "';ul..;s ;';ltchln^3 ! Stager/c _•«■_ G^-;-- Ku: r,i-j M'l^hlnos Singer'B Two 9oid .Ue-:«al--. I'aonlnes atnger'a Two lirM 'L'.n'.u-:, .'.forhicea Slnear's Two Goi^ KtsJaU .ratiinoa Singer's iitachlses Singar'ii — i>-;ohlsie3 Singer's . tijeainos Singor'B B»:inij t-UOoiniijiiwii;* f.-Ti t chiceti Sfuoor'B Heating all Comp ..iitor-j Machines S!n_er*e 33eat-ln;i!BUCoiv:pati;r.w Macalnoa Sinftert! Dcattiii? oil Cr.tnp;-.tit«-« Maohlpca Slcgert; Seating nil compstitow Hcohiura Slagor/fi Baatiug all Oooipotlcara .'-'aohinca iSlnsar's Ecatlßß si!' "ompotl--o« Maohiae-3 Blnsort Machine Blngor";- —"" Machlnaa Sha,-c-:'» Maohlncg Singflr'f! tknulea. atfl »-ii Maohbiea Suigert Sloiiiievt tm-i V,:.A '.-..whint-s SUagart Slraeleßt f.,-i lU.:^ .Uaohlaos Istager't iiU:,pl(-.st si\A I :.-»» Maoblnng Singer't dlsiples-.t oud i-tr,j- :-.'*u'olata Singoj-i. Sirnpleat tu-d ..?•.-.! \!aeU!nm-i SIEKarV - SimrlKi ?..i:l ;.' -st Mdchico^ Slr.^er^ J-iiMhlneß Bingar'ii -—- itaonlnoa Singer's Maohlaw Bingor'B Tho Singes is Ucetjn.is.eiS ii-'-olitnos Slngar/B Ths Sinker is Urieq^aUnii Msnhtcey Singer's TheSlnsor is Ocyciti&U'aii ivaohiruja Stnser'r- Tha Singer Is Unequalled. Khohinea Slnger't The Singer la Huenualie-i Maohiufts Sieger's Tha Slnß-er ia Unaqnalit'd V.Khlcea Slngert Tha Singer la ÜBOqoaHeCI Maohinea Blngei'e. Maonlnea Bin_ert- — Jitaohineu singert Machines Singar't Has tho lArgost Bras 'ilftohlnua Slngrart Had Hie LirgoJß nsia Maoblnsa Slnkert * Has tho 1 orgeat Sale Maohlaos 81nKer*r- Has the 3 *rgoat Sa!» £.foohJi>« Bingert Hqb the Larttest Sale f-I^ohlcoa Singert Hoa eho Lcrgcat Snl« Moohlnea Slngor"t Ha?, tho Laigo=t a»ilis Mnchlaea Blnger/e ' ttr.ohlnsß Singar't — MaolußOß Slnger'e Mtschiatrs aingert fe the Ohoayoßt Maonlnea Singor/e Ia the Ohoapeat Ki-.ohiiu;3 ilngot'i- Is the Cueastss Sdtobtaes Singer's Is tho Cheapost M&chinoa Slnger'f In tho ("oeapes, iVS.-xhUiea Singer's la the Choapoßt Machines Singor/r In tbe Chsapcßt Mnshlnoa Sings* \lsohin3e Singe?'? «— Machioea Singar't .'slrjahlaes SißEM's HaSt-t-oiov/u por Woolc Maohlnaß StsKor's HaU-8-o,'own por WofiS Mnchtata Siager't nalf-a-crov.-n por v ook W.«Jhinoß Btaßor'R Halt-a-oro vf.T por Woes Maohinea Slngert Hal'-a-orowu per Week Maehhioti Singer's fta'.'-a-crown por Week VSaohlnos tliagsr'e HaU-a-ern-.va po? Week MseMtica Sluger-'t • Machines Slnse'e — r_;.,chlne3 SiDgor'p machines Singer's KnitfCri Miiohlnoa glnger't M&ohleca Elnaor'e 2sl, Quosr.-BSiajS -^aehlrtce Bingert 861, Qneon-streat MaQhlnea BinKcr't, - 301, tJaeen-etrßtit ".';aehincfl Singer's Ml, Qaeon-street «ijehicon Binger's gas, Qusen-street v.aohineu Blnger'fl SBl, Qaeen-3tr>.:ns xtcr.tuyy Slngot's 31, Qnoo»-(jS...''jo* :--''--.:-t!.'ies Blngilt's *>'{;,•.:«!-;■:' _!ni(';r'i AnokJaO'l Mafjfell,ee Sjtngsr'e Ancfclacrt &V.u!ili;M ategor'i- Aswklunri Maohinea Sa«str'i AauKlaatl -^-ichliies slagsrlg . AnoSlasit! ila^hineß ginger's AuosUna .'i-ichlao-i Sngat'ui A'Jok!s,rjs Machlnoa singer's '--lachinea Shigsr'B Maehlaas Bloiier'a! • SWcWnfflJ ainser/B Maohlaea «li«e-r'B ?,i.achiii( s Shi^cr'aj Msohlnos SINGEK'S SIiWIWG MACHINES. r v • *t '-ri' ■— „ -~ _8 ■ —wi rrospectue. OROSP E O T U S JL OS1 THE HELtJNSVILLK FLOT/U MILL COM PAfIY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £20,000 I» 20.000 Sbakkb oir SI Bach, Paya i.bi as itou-ows : — Ton ShiiiioKß per Siiare to b» paid rturing ttio ilrat Twelve Months ; One flhilling on appliofttitin; Ono Shilling on allotrrjoat; Two Shillings on Ist Kobrusry ; Two ShUlUigß on lal Mny ; Two I Shillings tin Ist Atwns»,; /.'y/o ijhil'lti.'json lstoiSepterabor, im. - PKoviari-,N.'-r. L'ntHCTons: . Mr John li'tistor Mr I). P.Kav&ntish Mr JaniEß Hmk! Mr Isatie Mcleod Mr D, MotJie» nan Mi- William Adama Mr B, A. MoLeod. V/ish power to odd to thoir numbor. ANKS.B National ank of Now Zealand. SoiiciTons: Meßßi'B Dignan and Armstrong. gaoait'r/.RY pro tern.: '' Joseph Orlfllths. Tho objects nl the Holeiißvi/le Floor Mill Com pany (Limited) will bo the erection of a Flour Mill and Oraia Store, and tho Importation o Grain from tho South or any other part of 6H • world where thoy oaa purchase with advan tage. The advaata:?es that: t'n.e uropoaod Company wonld posaer-s over all othcrn in the province are patent. Vtseela coming aom tho Sonth to Kalpara Ports for timber are, ac a role, /rt>ishtad with grain, and *'« Melon.-.vIHo "> Imbor wm pany'B mtllßholn, >owl.i fnll oporatton, would be a grea; Induci': jnt foi' that olata. of vesai-is to run to HelensYiile, and would ensnro ohu-»p frelghtß, whilst tho ponsumptlon of flour in tho | Kolpara i»lorie will guarantoa a Harge trade to tho Company, %



mwaeg TVf- ONEY TO LEWD ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. Mutual Kirn and Marine Insurance Company of N.Z, Offloes: 30, Queen-street. By order of the Board, ROBERT DOBBON, General Manager. A IJUKhAMD PERMANENT _&. ao-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND I uJVHSTMENT SOCIETY. Ortiob 1—147. QuKßs-STUitK*,- LOANS granted upon approved seourltfea of Freehold or I/snsohoM Propertlfs in sums Cl 52? to £8.003 principal and Interant being re vA-r-lila In Instalment, at the foUowlr._ Re duced Bates for repayment of each *ioo borrowed I— K«pr.yiDcnt«e«tena- p.. w»»t T"JrI amount Ingovor lor wooe. wpaTa i)ie, C 3. fl. X B, &, •iB, _ .100 IK 0 O 1 yeftra - _ 1 010 10s B 8 Syears _ _ 11 7 113 Ii 0 4 loans _ _ U 8 Bl t I 0 years _ - 8 8 ISA 18 B -cars _ _ 7 1 147 18 8 10 yaara .. ~{ II [ MB HI t And n the same proportion for smaller or largor loans. DSPOOITS.—The Society receives Money oo i 'occ-ait r-t 4 por oont. por nnnnro. JOHN BATGERI Seoretary. £10 to £1,000. Victorian loan and discount AG UNO Y. HIGH-STRKST, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Monoy advance from JBIO to fIhJM on Porsonal Soonrity, Do da cf Proporty, bharep, &o. Ropavments o»o be made In Instalments ot Onk Sbilmno FKR Wekk for eaoh Pouhd bor rowed, or in ay way to suit borrowers. Communications Coiifldentl.il. Post' Ofpick Addkbeb l ltoac CO. Auokland. •VjONEY fO LEND on Mortgage In X?. 3. any sum required, on torma to Bult criower*. Interest allowed on monies placed umy hands till invested.—W. V. Slovens, in veatlng Agoat. 187, tjueen-strent. jiaQNttV TO LEK.T} on Siorrgass ;l JTitalMflMS ffroehcia tlosvartfifssi. WM. GOLSMAK, fitaUcltPs, aa ason siafl Shrgtiand-Btireo:.', I'^AAH TO LEND on FREEHOLD X'*VVU BKOURITYi aUo, several Ciuuui ot £1.000 and £500,—Apply Alttton Carriole, offloo of wUOjajn Althon. ___S_a____fi__ ji/B'UNJBV TO LBED, In sums of S2M .JAR. rind upwards, ni J per cant .lAOKBON * BU3BW.A, - CaHtator*. B___t_it_9__. a/fi OKtiSY *l\> MBK.D, In itrge or unftt) j'kh. .-.Tims, ot usual taiea at injuirort OONNELL a UOOPBR, iJoJlciltcrft. r-.'uln«|-' <U=l>* i i ii I i i i a iril _ mi Insurance. "DEDUCTION IN FIRE KATES. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ..ONE MILLION STERLING) FIRE RISES taken on the most LIBERAL TERMS. PROMPT SKTTL'fIMENTa UNDOUBTED BfI'OURITY. GHO. P. PIERCE, Manago /GOVERNMENT LIFE IN&URANCE. \X Hhad Of*-iob: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Weixtxcmon. The Only New Zealamd Luce Oraicy;. GOVERNMENTSECURITY. MUTUAL matJRANQE. LOWEST PREMIUMS. Tho Ordinary Branch Offers an Inenranco of JJIEOQ at the premium charged elaewhoro for £1000, equivalent to Aw iJiamwATH Bonus o*' £200, In addition to Full FArUeipation in Profits. W orkmak's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. PoiioiEe Issued from £5 Upwards, with $& PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. TO PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For whioh a Collector will call. . SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or tor a Free Policy. IiIBKIiAL RIiQUXATICrKS. NOTE.-JThe Government not only brings In surance within tho reaoh of nearly every mnn, woman, and child in the community, but pro vides the description of policy and modo of ray mont best suited to the requirements of each. D. M. LUCKIE, CoMMieaiONBB. Drapery and Clotbinpr. . Z $ '.'.'.'.'.'. In order to OLEAR .77.7 OUR STOCK OFF by the End of tho Year are making Further ...... ....... Rertuotionß in MEN'S BOYS' te YOUTHS' ...... CLOTHING. '.'.'.'.'.'. 1. X HILLIPB, .777.'.' QUKKN-hIHISICT. •s ---"TOT O T IC Ei JOHN KEESIN O WIM, HOLD A CHEAP SALE OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS All Goods will be sold at vkrt rkouceo pbioee during thia CHEAP CASH SALE As the Sale will only last for a short time. GREAT BARGAIN IN- Heneral Drapery Feather*. Floweru Laces. yuiltß Toilet Covers Collarettes, Baskotß Concertinas, Caeketa Work Boxea Jowellery Hand Glasses Dirt Mats, Perfumes Card Oases • Photo. Frames Em, Etc. Etc, Etc. | OH N T7"EESING, 278, UPPER QUEEN-STREET. IHELEGRAPE LINE OF COAOHK.B '' W. K. Oabtbs; COACHES will rrw to the illowlns'tlme-iable, carry ng H.M.'Blmaii i lieavee Cambridge fox HamUton dally, _t 8.80 a.m. £«avea HomiltCß for Cambridge daily, ox arrival of Train, 2.50 p.m. Xiciavoa Ts Aroha for Hamllson at 10 a.m Monday, Wodneaday. and Friday Leaves Hanilitcn for Te Aroha at S ,m, Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday, Booklna Offlofil a wynne'B Hotel, Hnmlltas W, K. CARTER, Coaoh ProprioSes. Uretj and Bait Stable* . Cambridge, M March mi



Public JNot;ioo». __-» V W A X El i'- ft. X '*' faRT, I__ ' AKtlJilJS'fP. (JSBOHSUBSSi BUHiVST? --<atfß^-a-';-«RVt.i .i if 0 X S ALE. 1 ifsur-w hooted Log Curt (nearly now) 1 Two-wheeled Dc_ Cart (nearly new) 1 Large Lady'B Phaeton lluuble-aL-lUeu iiUKgy Want dto Purohuuo, Doublo-Boated Hooded Bugg.y a _ PAIN'S \ » Wholesales Retail »Q* W. H. HAZARD, Gunmaker, • Queen Streeti Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, j MKOTIIOHKHT TO VMB BOVAL TAOHT «qu«OTOK. Oi ik awii o v is, jxav m v. as S ' HSROHANTa ;? ft 97, Qr/BWMWBi^fiV, AtJOKX.itXD, 5?,3, SMPOKTEKH 0? t»APKBHA N 8 I n X D, .Paniai R«;»rntfjjw, OLAcTi—^srish*!. SHvstad, su-.d ttoajta .vkakh Kns'hih !"..>il i?oi!'s-rieiit<l Plums, PhoSft- R."<--Vhi-?, SJ'ittMiJh3tS.se, a'UiSH! L«!_\\ COt-.KiK, (Ml, VftfiKfrtUK, BRUOb(*. Sic--,-::I I'-.-.r.-.t i, '''-.m;,',! ,\r,iirH, !!??!vi-! Rtld WJSSt; S'lSoatfl Pfliu't, J* O T3 L 5.13 X I 1 Et-'-II'.J, -'t3i?'»-,ii, 7«-A»£,i. /_« s>f?tartiFWi"->- cii; 11. \'::-.v-. i:.-.,v'v? :l-:^"«cr/ «"«;.-.■;.,- ('.-:• fj-;'»i.-«-i iioti t^rVf, tICSTsJKC^ ,\J Ktrii i*.i-;i::l?a(i;; -!i,>v.? 'iVlttts SCTira-PhGir-s ?.r.d OMenr-sri. .•Übrnit!- Fes Phot*;. R-a-njm, fio., fto,, as, OalKiat 6S Gwloy Moti-*;-, alt rfecs; Ur,b!_el BTifi 0,55.V, *4f-rj'-w; .:•.'..!-S'' Ksinwiter, ¥?'. IP. Si S. its vine, slwuis 'or. n::ttii she I_r_*.<t ti-.v'r. 0: •&? ainive i ■'').-!.' in i:,n rt'o.in j_jaml el Nov.- Esrtl-ttiu. *,-o .--I:;- *:'• 'i-KTiooio f-r.'i-iv whole. js!o or roSsti yrtlera on She moet favourable Jetnw. Samples of Psperhe.T(rln_d from open siccfe, nr el original ti^ckaues, sens en appUav ttcru New KsSMnrs In Auaklcud shonld uiepscrl our stook ot PaitirhacKlnrn and Pictnrea bs'ow fitting up their new hoinoai ithey will find somr> thlna So cult ths raeana of everyon*. W, POILLIPPS & SOIS, _>__Kaw*>nt;iui-r. Ar/osrxist* w. § g Pn it ads P OTSON-STREEV STEAM C FFEIi: M.ILLB.-U. P. GIBHO.VS and CO., Tea. CodV.o, and Hploo Morohiuw, Wholeaalo and ifamlly Grocon, Coal, Firewood, ana Pfoduoo Dtalers.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Ilobson a tree t, Auckland. rpoHBISIDGFTDONTRACXORS, I BUUiDKItBi KTa Tho nndcrswaod, hiving special maohinery for iho manoiaatnro of Battp, bas anuply ot all lenßtha In smote at cheapest ratoa; ateo. ltc_ u laUon "Verandah Posta. Iron Tnbulur ITlold Galea, prion £3 10s. to be had from T. and S. Motrin 8c Co., Crulekf hank. Mill or ft Co., and at the Works. A. T A IT. Lora&etMQt Rolt and General Iron Worka, , StHA!!AIir~dAKKIAeB AND IiRAV I FAOTORY, JAMES KIACKIK. PjbOi'SISTOX, VIGSOHW •WrsSSK EAST, AOOKKAKSi ?U,(isJns Oi ovary daooriptdon a Wood and tasa nofMy ezooutod oa the taut notion, H;»rIoro made ana repaired. vb on hand, a lartra (inanUtr of Lamps, alao Ironbark Shaft* sad Spoteos, Kod Guns Fellooa, and Uohcrt jfown iterdwood. N.H.—Cauabrr o____ Ptinotuail attimOafl fai, \&f .MtHUOK UK UTUIS 83, ?5 SOAP AKB OANULS MANOFAGTTJBSBB OOX'S CREES, RIOHMOED •>»:i-TC*I BUSBAW-STEena, ATJtOEulirD, Oaih Purobaeow ot Tallow. Wool. Bhoopiktas, and lionsss. »|lO CONTRACTORS AND OTHEJKS. WELLS BROS., Dbvosport, Are prepared to supply at Lowest Hntsa Bricks, Llmo, Sand, Shell, Ash, Puriri I'oata and Iloueo Blocks, &o. t Sza. Coutraotß made for tha do livery of Timber, &o„ from the mills to any art of Devonport Distriat; Addroes: WELLS BROS.. • Carters, Devonport. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL, IJKUVBRY AGJUfOY Oeßpatoh Goods and Panels of mil descrivtivus to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Chbai" Rata, and with trharantaed regularity. Tho following nro the Hqnldnfc ARCnolea:— A. R. Ladd, CablnaUnakor..Konvnsahapo Ruad w,'. H. Yonnß. Grocer .....Pocbonby Road R. lilrnk). Bafeor ~„,..« Arohlllll J, Reld, Cabinetmaker.,.. Corner of Kybor Pass andßymondßßt. S. Keid, Grocer^...... Corner ot Kybor Poos and G ratton Road, W. 8. Collins. Gra00r....... ....JPamell A. Holdt, Oablcotraakor „ „ .^Nowmaritot DBIiYHRUIIS :- Town I Hourly. Suburban: 11 ii.ua. and 5 p.m. No 78. Toleohono Kxohanße. HKAD OFFICE: Nathan's Bohd. Custom houto- treat. AUCKLAND SELF.CT KIDIJ G SCHOOL. Nkw North Road, riding madk bast and graceful. The Auokland Select Hiding School, for tho Study and Praotloo ot the Art of Sanitation in nil itti branches, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882, Ladies and Gonflomen desiring to outer as pupils aro BOllolted to forward thoir names to the proprietor on or before that date. Tonne, and houru ot Instruction and praotloo, may bo learned on npplrnation. Pnplla supplied with Homos, and appoint moctß lor t.'ohoot Loasone if required, or liorse Appolntmonta nnpplled to order from first.* Clatis Sarhplea &t the School. Tho proprietor hao compiled an Aid Book toe tho use of Pupils and others, whloh may ba had on application^ Price, Ib. Special Arrangements for Children. Fkimmh Ax-rasßAHoa rois Ladies, ii.li.. has also commenced bosiness as Horse-. Trainer, ffiverv Horse entrusted to hia ohaitce will bo properly Broken and handled either an Lady's or Gentleman's Charger, G. HAZE LL, IIATK ROOOH RIMW SBSOBARX-MAJOB, AW!> IBs Class Equitation Inbtoooxob, « Year* In H.M.Herv gaMVmmVßmmWatamWammmVtmmmWaam | P .?or Bm lu-i'.ctss, || i imrSV? SEALAND FHR^BH j lO Upmoaniisfl, of |j j I S'ftatottiti? laonnted in vtsiona way*, H I U SOOM 15 Wt'TO IS!) VASI BSXHtI, H 1 IBitJ ORA tQ t 1 ijj PBmo»«-KrK*By. y '''HI HE H*»S MA R KE T, 8. Xi, QUaitN'-aiRiSJIST, AOOKLAMB ON «AJuF, _»Ri7nu wm COROMANDBIL t.«O ■ ROMAN KMPIRB.- Whlto Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Oiover, Cow graoa, Meadow Fecoua, Moadow Fostpi'., Oroßted DoKßtnil. Rnpn, Trefolinm Snoamatnm (Hs.viot Clovor), FROM AMKRIOA SJiREOX TLmofey, Keatrofey KJ,Bojrras» (Poa Pratfeatiiir!, Poverty Say Ryegrass, tjantMhisry Rrs_n>s». . C'ooMoot. Fralrlssrraes, RaiSail. SARLY SEED POTATUKS, AH FOIXOWB I- Aahlosf Kidnoj, Taylor's Eldnoy, Center bury Pltskea, Pavterson's Yiotoria. CiATBR VARESma-Hobart, Sutton'a 3is's aara Hcntun, SnSton'a Flower Ba", ofe Ai^O, rjata, 3oxi>>y, fctai'aea eiad,Flower Ssed, Osjks:*. Flue and Rook Salt, Hraa, Sharps, Neff K«» ---!*nd fflai. "Pemr, r'neori r,t\C Vlomn. 30NKBOI-JT a*, o aONK^IiOBK of ti« grad'js, Sk&im urn FSSRUTIAN OUANO. tea, ex, HMBKETH §s AXTKKH,



Business Noticea. rglO GENTLEMEN Marble Top Toilet Pahs, i« ;"-'ahrgany; Bur ChtfFjnlerß. nhv.M Uts-knuu fro-t; SnuoHor Iron hound Miwlo fctonis, Ladtta' Work Tnbleß and Davenports. In Walnut; Uhlmnoy Ulasaes. all Blzea; Redroom Suites, etc., all at remarkably lowiirlocafor Cash, W". NORRIIS, Top of Shottland-ttrcot. Circulating Library Al T. lUY WARD'S FANCY GOODS DEPOT, UPl'Kn SSUOrJBS-lrlßSlß'r. 1100 NEW ROOKS'. Tornis. Is per quarter.; 6d weekly. a \ U 'X O 8 A * X "Of iv Kai.'.-i-a .*.-■-.:h_..> Hst, O.v.fi, und Shower Bath-., V'i.--:-...--,-!-i-,i.'M-s <?;v?, UharK*. Oim 833L:,v.v. tlp-jjs nil vA-.--.fr .-?=.}-* from 7 n.ns. *o S a.m., Anil f-tKV.-.A-i 74c;v;w : -,r fram fl till 10 a.tn Thu HatH-roonis aro »U yi'i7ate, nnd gnppUou with every coavouieaoe, Turkish snwela, Ceah am". •-.£> l;.iWi; -, ffimte, --eitMlmton, esapn. tec fl«!«(''}• fi-'-.ivt :..)'!:■ i,-i > 'iwi-,!,«i for Ladlott every dsy, Rt oil acorn,, s?ilh fouiala attandanoa, Okh Suil.;;.-; iun SrtiTONtj)!, Please note the r»d;ir.-.-v i v;,-..,-.: ■:;.-,;w.r tc-v.-i, rOiovs thoGrw horwA K-.i't!; ;-.id r.iai tli* cheap Boddlas and S'lirniM'.w. V.V.i-i. iVwr.ta.ml. N.B—Harbor la Attendance. OUTEKIOE COERUGATKD TANKS, J, L. KKAN Has for Salo a number ot tho aoovo, with Taps ready fur uso. udco Sis, ut his shop, KHlott atrttot, Ltuya munition of Hpoutlug. Kld_lnsr, and Down I'irieu. ulvr .\yu in Stook. Verandah Iron ourvod at tho shortest notice. Country orders will always voootvo his prompt attention. Load washers always on hand / .•;i'--!-'JC>F*, T -O" ABBOTT, I' , ■_>__> _TA'.?A_l uOKW BROOM* FACTORY, OT;B*nis-Hoaaß-E»i paaasi Wear, j ,-, '-;<ji /:/?• <;nt ii-,, •D 0 N S O N BY. '!', 11. R «; BSON I-j now BliowlnK LADIES' TRIMMED HATS from la lid. AU Goods at Queon-Btreet Frloee. MELBOUUKE HOUSE, Pouso.Nuy. OADULERY C. If. COOPER, SIT & 270, UPPKR QUEEN-STREET, Finer Pkize Auckland fcuow, 188?. Manufaoturer i>f Every Description ot 04RRIAGF, GIiJ, UUGSrY, CART. AND PLOUGH OABNMSB. Ladles' and Gent*' Saddles, Paok Saddle i, Ua_«. Valises, Iseggiuirs. So., &c ou hand and made to order, Ilrldlos, Whips, Spurs, Bits;! Uruehes, Elilman'a Sinbrocii.tloa, Sco, Btsfcp'.eahasa and Raco Saddles made to order. >-' v X A COCK ?. v- Ot'-TKHAi? f'aa -. -Aaoi A:-IO BYM fiKjAKSKS o: :T!-i7 tteeorlrtleuj on accurate ;nt Gasirastsed- OOMTOOSD rttti.-.0.-tifUP'' « A.\*U TBIiH ! SCO?'H-;, Howrtnl wflGheaP. ,*,'l.*iKOlD BASiiMWVSXB, TUlt-iJttOIIHMU», i:i.-."WTSJO ■11-.t.1.f, IJATTSSaiVS AND Firresias, Megr.efco Etocirl? al-wblnM Rnd r;Medlcal Coils, Ol JERA Oi.A3i:'.c3. .;,.-i;OULaK FIELD AND Mi:','.SK GLdSSIOS. THfUDOLITS.-:, fOai'ASSKB, SKXTANTf, Spirit aydrometors, ;>«ocbr.Tomott?r», SaUnomotetn, Argentomotata, &c, ft-c, &c Aasrrr BCU T-'USX,o"t';3"l>ATIINT SEWING MACtir: ffij a extras, (ruKumcnta sad Sewing Slr.diluo* repaired, OFPOWttt ttib v.i^r Oman wlmi-ii.M-.d-o trans. g ii ia _ ts B U T 0 H S r.. r" .:.>,.»'.-■:-•'. ixiFTiiACrso ax >.-">.;; L.-.tw-.^ : ;:.ti .'•*:ii'.'«..\:ji l'lii-.i Bhiy'n 11KJ3 OS 3bt.-«*i ;-i?iv, l'..VJsv;t B-isuiUed. «rwrusn,3 ».»<-> n.w P* Iblj.kbs 0041 11:0 '-'(y?)v.-,!.-t <■>'•.:-s« -.'■i-iT.i i-tviscaobli !_: iJpBJyoR OL';-;!'iCiV:. j...vi!;«.> sahjuj _ i' A tl S & X HAS i. Uy.xi.'-i*ii taaalms,wAU Yuv i-.-a:'i" tr-.-n-.t, is^«.r,.i auwardf, AT UIS iTit..:-K V.;;:-.;.':«, V';!TOtUA-3fßiinS, 5? Ms '.":>£!>; "■-=u t.s.ti^-.'jTXsrT, Largo ;rf «netitj;:_. maainn, and i)ow,. pit- : :.-;.v75>-a In titack. yeroctlnh troa tvrrji v.s shortert nnttotv Kanufa«u-.\-r vi '-• *■! end Ooiupa Plyn, ,t oho;w i..»;:-mi!i n .->f {',-L-utdtJieriJ, Dec,, at hh Wallislfiy-esrtat shop. CEn"!to* e.wrT,» ->r:U twnlTti his promyl ftisattso-! i 'tWiVufi hi faj *ia Wats* S.-xrj PtT-asrssa ou ssiii Jwraovan Lhai lp V7t 3Sf _ts « (IOHOKBr, SV'-LfCUTiONti YttUM Oi-'ltttAfl, fK)Nl».<t, OUSTS, s»„ *,o, Kvcy PPMOa wui havet'cwSDln their ovn Kctai by tMlUna oc j, HO WHEN, 3HOVtT_4rrD-BTEHIW, sa-S V I.'CDHiBiKy Oi-.<! Of !U1 KBTTAT-I^WaTO PIANOS "5 A M X S < 1 L A R E, HavhMt returned from Frleudlv Islands, wlshei rnaprotfully to Inform tho public that ho hat HTAUTKU UUSINMS AHAI!« IS RIB OLE SHOP, CoBTOM-uouws-STinrmr Wrer, and wa b-j in™* happy to sou his old customer?, and anj now ones who will favour him with thon pitronwro. .ill hinds of Yschta and Boats built to ordei on tho Bhorte.it notice. H :ms ropaired. N.D.—A Small Slip on tho promlßos. • J. CLARK. YACHT AKD BOAT BUILDER, aPUSTOM-JIOnSH-STREET WKST, B_Hj______l__ BAY. [j tt, *-- a a, » a w tP •}.- iuAiJL^K « 3JJtUiO\v MAJr^lt, SO ruU S2. ViaTOK'o-irrrvisST, ivcjii lUiuA-l'i^.ciiaf Ladd«i£. tlkqw, Bnritiwj!, » ,«:-iiW Wheoil, ClClSll*! HOH&"!. OlOthtS BOJIM, VvdveJH^n llfesnts. i:e,. ea hand es mads i« »ri.v. a liiv^s.'; ftbwtiani sJlowtjd to Oonrt'sotore tvad ■'■•s .vi'.cloa'.'-- ivdA.. vliop fi.-.t". o.i.:si S!tai»>, ,-iii:-. e.!l SdadS Si Job tßu.-; -i'oiK Ota-j hy tflros.''ter•OT!,- worramsn os siic tiofi-itoJ; inriiaa, ;-:.v?,--i-.d-wv.;, 3i^.s vrtC. v.'wpows laat w iiii' Vtaaw; ftmshs. -";:«.- y? <tT!-- r:-!i'tTClag otri l'irti-.i.-.- tiw s»ls ( nltb ,i .- .> (HiX;.;-:-'^;'^ "' f'p'tO THK PUBLIC OITPONSONBY, ir. DAVXJSrj, itaut tiud Olson ivfenufaotnror, Ol ['litißtuiby ii,-./-.'.;, twila tho attoulton of bis eua wrnera and frlonde to the followtaK t—Ohlra. r-iy'ri Klaat'o Hoato, from Sa Goloahes, la 96 i;.-o'«i.:c','|; Womon'B Kid JI.S. Boats, from Te Gd; choap line In Meo's KlasUes, 12b (colonial ■v:\(i;i, i«ii Wiioipn'R CWoulal. m.»dn S«Blet8, ■ft Pi. \ MiSRICAN I*ARM WaGGOKS. A. m'aOK I E □as on band For Sale more of tho Uelebmted WHITKWATiCR WAGGONS and HARNESS TO MATCH, Tarma to Suit Purchasers. Note the Address— DURHAM-aaeBKOT WKSTS, Aosbmnb, rMPORTAMT AHWOOECESIENT, Jußt Received, por "Loch Awe,' a Splendid Ansorlmont ot Violiwb, Unwa, and FrmHias, Mulodianb, CtiNC-'ciiiKsis, and all kinds o Musical Inb'xhoubnis.' at THOS. E. CARTER'S, BSI. VIOTORIA-STRKKT, AUCKLAND (SLx doom above Albert Btreot), TEACHER, Tuuer, and Hopalu>r ot Pianoforte, Oornei, and VIOLIN, Terntß and Testimonials on application. Tuner und Popalrer or all Itinuit of Maeioal liißtrumontfl. BY SPECIAL ~»^7 , k r v^ APPOINTMEOT /GEORGE DIXON (AwardedPi-lzo Medal Sydney Exhibition), Manufacturer of DOUBLE ASRATBD WATERS & CORDIALS Cuba-street; Wellington Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALE, be had in all parts of tho Colony. fATOTICE OF REMOVAL—W. and E. JJ) Baßten be« to Inform their Patronß and tho Public geuorally that thoy have Removod to their New Premises In Wakefleld-Btroet, While thanking thnlr Customerfl for the liberal Htipiiori. aeocrded them In tho piw-t, thoy desire to inform t'uom thir.t by tho Introduction of the l"te>,t ai pliaiioss iv the Trado, thoy hone to pro rinco Cnrrlupes of All klnde, which, for Style, Durability, Ifinith, and Moderate Prices, are net lo he Burtuißbutl. Note tho address—W. and E. gasten Ooaoh-bnUdetti, Wakeflold-stewt, I Auckland,



Iroimionarerv. rWBAX1 TTARDWABH |.:; OUtfß, tSS, QVSSS.BTS.m^ J» ft J BIOK Z7, HAVE FOR SALS ROW AT S ANUCAPTNIO LAMPS, Atao, v BUBHKBB, FONTD, Gr,OIIEB, AND WIS BO And a Great Variety ol OhlmnUfh RODGSB'S LOOKWOOD'S, AMD WIGITAnKS XAOLB AND POCKKTER j, Johnson'h OtSLSSBRATED SOFBBORB CLARK'S BOILERS tf AUCKPANB, XC. Gbhtfith's Patbnt Tha aNd tianaa POTS, BTAMPBD TINHKD MbAT AND Pib DiaiiKa, Basins and Mils Pans (all sizes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and OVBNB, BliOOttS, SOBBBBBBB, WHISKS, &0, IIAIB, CLOTH, AND NAIL BSUIiUSH, PARK'S, BLAOXs), AND LYNDOrI'S SPADES AND DIGGING FORES, GARDEN HOBS, RAKBB, AND TROWELS, DIfITOM,JSOItBY& SWAB, AND JAOKSOX'B BArfo RIP. AND TBNNON SAWS, AJCB3, ADZB3, XOMAUAtVKB AND LHB?K«B Augubs, Planks, h ammbus, BttAoss, SCWKW ahd pas* St Bits (all ahsert. Locks Hihgss, Mails, and Bbasswabv, SfJOTT'S GKNUtMH WniTK LBAD, «AW AND BOILBD LIMBKSH Qtt riVB PKR CBNT. DISCOUNT AllowoiX to Cooh Pnrchanrs on all] Salsa wnonnMna to *M a and npwvd Meaioai. ,wEDIOA L H A L L -'-*• PONSONBY (Opp bith rnic Thbr* LAaireJ, Established IS7O. G, RKNDKRSON. Dispensing Chomlnt and Pharmitpiat, end Suramin-!Jiintlßt (Rojt_i(ir»fU. AMES C A T E X, DISPENSING and FAMBCY CHEMIST (MKMDKU PHABMAOKUTItIAL SOCTKTY), iIOBSON-BTRKBT, close to Wellington-street, AtjesrxAND. N.Z £_crASUUHSD ia». ~ \% If. t, ISiMOS », TOJtUBOK UKNTHK ?<r.-^w-,».a-tj*.si.'.;ri:;. r v»_s <_umjom»3S!*j -•'state* «arte»_!.tir_ •« T*s*tt tSf the QxM* yntHnre* Go* ;'!afr»Miloiiitl ___ru___—_ a^tp. _Ut S p.m Publio Notices. rsiO MERCHANTS,' BRBWKRS. 1 DOTTIiBRS, AND SODA-WATBR MANUFACTURERS. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFOKD-STKEKT. DUNEDIN (Established 1S0G). IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH. FRKNCB, AND SPANISH OUT CORKS. Always ow Hand awd to Annivß— Browors". Boitlers', and Soda wator Munufao tnrera' Sundries, Including all kinds of Corks Bungs, Bhivns, Tioo, and Spiles, Cellar Gorki, Corking Maohlnes. Capsulos, Tinfol Battling Wire, Superior Islnglas* (Brewers'), Book, Puree. Bast India Pipe, and Pare Russian and Brazilian Out: Thormotnoters, Blind and Common. All kinds ot Ginger, whole and crushed : Tartaric, Acetic Sulphurous. Citric, and Sulphuric Adda: Splrtta of Wlno, 61 cpu Kssonoos and Evßomlal Oils, Hodawator MiF chines; Bottling Raokn, Patent and Common; Patent Syruplng Pumps; Sodawater and Gin ne»boor liottios. Ordinary; Lamont's, Hogbon's and Codd's Patent RotfUAS: Herbs, Peels, and ■toots of every description; and every requisite for the Brewers', Bottlers', and JlSrated Water Manufacturers' trade. AaKOTS FOB HiTWARDi TSfiSB & CO., LONDON. Messrs. T. & Co. Invito Intending Purchasers of Brewers' and Sodawater Machinery to on iispeotion of (heir Stook. THOMSON & CO,, CRAWFQRD-BTRBKT. DptmroiH. Tyr R. THOMAS HOLDER, A ITKOT. Cr/STOMBorsB-aTMOT West, QLAS S yjf nX X S Q.LABB VJtyrURKBI Our Leading Articles this weak arc i Confec tioners' Jars, IB per lb; 3 Glass Jugs for 3a Od | Lamp Chimneys, S tor (So j Glass Balls for Shooting tit, in quantities to suit purchasers: Garden Shades. aU sicca t Kiah Globes and Gold Fiah, vory ohoapi M, OOOF& SONS, _g___j____j BAY. f 1 R O v n _i LIMB, xjr «—««. ■ GROUND LIMB*, FOR 8 ALB, aOUXHG A T E »S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC OROUND ROCHS LIMB, *»_*w quantity,, for Oonorote, Paths, Floors, Lollare, etc. (next to stone flagging, la on rivalled for durability and hard-eettin_ Qualities). For tanks and other wet work It la a Awt-closa material, s l B. KKANE, SOLE AGENT, nnSTOM-BQlja«-BTBKg!T, TiIHE RIVERSDALE MANUFACTURE X ING COMPANY (LIMITBD), 11. QRKY-81RBKT. TANNBRS, OURRIBRaL LrSAIiHKR AND GRINDBRT MBRCHANTSAND IMPORTERS. The above firm havo Joat landed, ex various late arrivals. SFLKNDID VALUE In French, German, and KDBllsh Calf. Kid. Patent Calf, Bast Indian Osff and Eip, Butts. ElaaUo, Web, Boot Webbing and Linings, And a Variety of GRINDERY AN HOB MERCKRY GOODS. Will aloo have regular Bhlpments of above arriving from the best English. Araerioan, and Continental Houses. Colonial Tanned and Cur ried Leathers always on hand. The R.M. Co. (Limited) are Cash Puroboaor* of Wool. Skins, Hides, and TaUlow. Now Landing, ex ABterlon, excellent value in Linings, Byolets, Hool Tips, fiand -;jarnsloy Tools of all descriptions. Telephone No. 95. WM. S. HAMMOND, Secretary. St, ]_y__ ungo Cafe. CHAS."CANNING Begs respectfully to Inform his customers and friends that he has now OPENED HIS 3 NEW PRBMI9BS With a Choice and Varied Stock ow FRENCH and ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY. And with hia increased accommodation and f aollllos for carry 1« g on hia HnsineßS ha feels confident of giving entiro satisfaction to his customers in the execution ot any orders on trusted to him, CO. would also beg to Intimate to his cus tomers and friends that he will giva the Oa»R Hb an oh of the Business his partlonlor care, and it beiog under the immediate eupervieion of his Manager (Mb. Johm Caske). 10 long and favourably known to all his old customers. Is i 1 «rnlteoonMenUhathewUlglTe»UWßCiiat(>mers ■ entUe satisfaction,) {'



fi^**^ 1?!? \ ND EucALYHros.-TiiE prao c. healM«, art has ever com !fSi?«.sfiSS aela °lthe rudeat nations, henea wJSPSHfVt p(ants- 0f their -Progress wo SSSiSf^SiM: but wedoJnbw thai the famous misuetoe. or' healalV'wjfecoaeidcred a certain ZSayZ ™ manJ, diseases, an antidote to poison, G&^JPST o?*?.'**o o£ infection. Sea-girt Eng flnl. a ttat ,fame "^d n°t possess amongst ita f«™ot Ds'-. melS^ rs of tbe eucalyptus or Blue gum Mfi s- _» alll'ktliho-d If she had.thi i wonder luirever destroying, lung healing, health giving Kr»*°Wdhave saved many thousands of lives. K,fl! j ea! a,ndcnd Aus raliaitsvirtutsare un. «oubted t anaforthfl relief of bonchlal affections, "HJB comnlaintr^ asthniat'ca! breathing, cliroaio £&s%' &0 v AjcMo's aytap of Eucalyptus, with HypoobossKte of Lime and Quinine, ha# mvedan unexampled remedy.